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u. k, that's called alpha variance will be the very 1st identified here in the u. k. in kent, and that is indeed causing a rise in cases that is though, combined with the fact that the u. k. has gradually been easing restriction. so what you're seeing is those 2 things in tandem and varying, that is more transmissible just as social contact is starting to increase here in the u. k. and just to give us a sense in those rising cases, if you're looking at the data reported yesterday, there was some $6048.00 cases reported within a 24 hour period. that's up to 2883 on the same day. last week, so having had a dramatic decrease in cases throughout the course of the year from not very big around the south of the year. you on now something to see an uptick in cases. what that isn't yet being is followed by is a big such in hospitalization that we know that there is always a lag between the reported case, right data on those nations so that he bit of information as well. so are you going to be looking out very closely? what does this mean for prime minister burst johnson, and

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u. k and france about the number of illegal migrants attempting to cross the channel into britain. with the u. k. calling for asylum seekers to be sent back. i are broadcasting my direct from studios moscow. this is art international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. on a top level, international economic form in the russian city of st. petersburg has just come to an end. among those taking to the stage was president putin, who gave his views on domestic and global issues and taking us through the highlights. here's our cheese alia katrinka here in the russian northern capital at the st. petersburg international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic . for the 1st time, we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time you got the machine, we planned to discuss the relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are a very low point. at the moment, we'll be talking about strategic stability, regulating conflicts in th

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u. k. and fraud about the growing number of illegal migrants attempting to cross the channel to britain with u. k. calls for asylum seekers to be also sent back aah . or just off to 7 o'clock on saturday night here at moscow. this is on the international from the entire crew here. welcome to your program. a top level international economic forum and the russian city of st. petersburg is fast approaching the finish line. i guess have already heard president putin give his views on the various domestic and global issues. aussie is elia for trunk. i was in rushes, venice of the north with the highlights from the far here in the rushing northern capital at the st. petersburg international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic . for the 1st time, we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time starting machine. we planned to discuss the relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are very low points. at the moment we'll be talking abo

u. k. calling for silent see cause to be sent back. i hello there, good evening. just gone 10 o'clock here in moscow, you watching artie international. now we're top level international economic form in the russian city of st. petersburg has come to an end this saturday, taking to the stage with president putin who gave his views on domestic and global issues. and talking his through it now, he's really perfect. here in the russian northern capital at the st. petersburg international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic . for the 1st time, we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time study machine. we planned to discuss banana relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are very low points at the moment. we'll be talking about strategic stability, regulating conflicts in the world, hotspots disarmament, the pandemic, and the environment. it will soon be exactly one year since washes 1st

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u. k and france about the rising number of illegal migrants attempting to cross the channel to britain with calls in the u. k . for the asylum seekers to be sent back. i well, a 2 pm here on saturday in moscow. we've got your stories line up for this. i'm a welcome to them. i'm ro, reese, to show a top level international economic forum in the russian city of st. petersburg is approaching the finish line. this saturday guests have already heard russian president vladimir putin, giving his views on domestic and global issues. author, if a trunk has the highlights of the president's speech up a 1st face to face global business event of the year. here in the rushing northern capital at the st. petersburg, international economic form, the biggest international offline business gathering since the peak of the pandemic . for the 1st time we heard the russian president talk about what he expects of his upcoming summit with joe biden. they're meeting as president for the 1st time, since you got the machine, we planned to discuss the relations and we need to find ways to regulate them because they are a v

u. k, and france about the rising number of illegal migrants that are attempted to cross the channel to britain with u. k. politicians, even calling on paris now to take the asylum seekers back east rallies. got the latest on it. a standoff between the u. k. in front of a legal migrants making dangerous crossings across the channel and take him another son. he sighed and rules being introduced by the u. k. home secretary pretty to tell, receiving criticism of making it almost impossible for refugees to come here. legally urgent action must be taken to stop these crossings. that means tackling the criminal gangs at source, doing more to stop the small boats leaving france in the 1st place. turning them round the channel and swiftly returning people who have entered the country through illegal root of entry. thus far, this year, more than 4000 people have already made the final journey through england across the channel to more than 850 coming in during the past week alone. the government now facing the question of wes, how's these micros while the claims process this week, a high court ruling found for the barracks which the govern

u. k is smooth call must 1st deliver 6 new car bodies to a manufacturer in northern england here in london and the bustling district of kentish town. as our vendor vick has found, the place he calls home half british half dutch heads are never wants to move away from the u. k. even if he's frustrated by the government, he voted to remain in the e. u. 2 years ago, he founded an online business, settling knitwear, made of new zealand wool with his brand sheep heads are wants to revolutionize the fashion industry, making clothing that is not only c o 2 neutral, but c o 2 negative. but the brakes it agreement is a huge hindrance, especially because a 3rd of his customers live in the e u. we need to make the business work tight margins, which we historically been able to do. and then suddenly you're faced with these extra costs of breaks it and you, your whole business model is thrown slightly and chaos with that point. you know? and that became again very hard for us to stomach as a business. and that's why we're having to really take a hard look at how we should do with europe and how we deal

u. k. to apply for what's called the e u settlement scheme, right, scripts that way that large numbers could soon lose the right to remain and faithful taishan and baba explain his n d k right now offering some free loss minutes advice. these volunteers are helping you use citizens to hold onto the right to be in the u. k. prefer english or the bricks. it mean something that was automatic now has to be applied for, for many vulnerable people, such as the elderly and homeless. it's proved a huge challenge. we have a client that struggle immensely with the application process with understanding english, most importantly with lack of evidence that they don't have for the children or other family members or with lack of accident whatsoever. from thursday you citizens will be in the u. k. illegally. if they haven't applied for either settled status for those in the country for 5 years. as of last december, what's called pre settled status, more than 5000000 people have already done so with a backlog of 400000 cases and an unknown number who aren't already in the system. the government's accepted,

u. k. they are calling for at the very least the delay for the evening and restrictions. but then you have those voices from business leaders saying that the uncertainty simply isn't good enough and starts using restrictions . go ahead. charlotte chelsea pill reporting there from london. get to talk to you . and let's get an update. now some other developments in the pandemic authority say, melbourne, australia, a 2nd largest city, will exit a snap lockdown on thursday as planned. but some restrictions on travel and gatherings will remain in place. disco, the night clubs can open again in ukraine limits on opening hours for cafes and restaurants have also been lifted. and the u. s. as east its travel recommendations for more than $100.00 countries. now, 10 years ago today, chancellor anglo merkel announced germany which shut down its nuclear power plants . it was an unexpected reaction to the disaster at japan fukushima plant after a phase out period. the last of germany's atomic reactors are scheduled to go offline in just over a year. and let's talk about that now with

u. k. is smooth calling must 1st deliver 6 new car bodies to a manufacturer in northern england here in london in the bustling district of kentish town. ed's art vanderbilt has found the place he called home half british half dutch heads are never wants to move away from the u. k. even if he's frustrated by the government, he voted to remain in the e. u. 2 years ago he found that an online business selling knitwear made of new zealand wool with his brand sheep inc. ed's ard wants to revolutionize the fashion industry, making clothing that is not only c o 2 neutral, but c o 2 negative. but the brakes that agreement is a huge hindrance, especially because a 3rd of his customers live in the e u. we need to make the business work type margins, which we historically been able to do. and then suddenly you're faced with these extra costs of breaks it and you, your whole business model is thrown slightly into chaos at that point. you know, and that became again very hard for us to stomach as a business. and that's why we're having to really take a hard look at how we should do with europe and how we d

u. k, we know that the so called indian though, in so called delta very and actually is quite a lot more aggressive. this is what new data is suggesting, leads to more hospitalizations and still the, the always on how well the vaccinations are working. they seem to be working, but it is more aggressive and it's spreading also in schools. so the, you can government is concerned that as a new variance could be brought into the u. k. and they prioritize the opening up of the economy and the society was in the u. k. and trying to, to shelter basically from new variance. so how is the tourism industry then reacting to the decision and how big is the blow for british travelers? it is a huge blow for the u. k. tourism economy. and we know for example, the easy chief he said that that it cuts britain off from the rest of the world and travellers of course they all still holding out many people here in the u. k. were hoping to go and travel to europe over the summer, see the friends and see the family get a little bit of sunshine now every 3 weeks, these decision over which countries are allowed

u. k. prime minister is calling on fellow leaders to commit to vaccinating the world again. scope $900.00 by the end of next year. boys johnson will use a g 7 summit this week to present his target. the u. k. government has plates to give most of the countries surplus vaccines, the callback scheme, which surprised those as developing nations. but g 7, health ministers have said vaccine sharing will only happen once their own domestic needs are met. thailand, meanwhile, has kicked off its mass corona virus oxidation. campaign as if tonsils its worst outbreak. so far, for most of the pandemic, thailand was able to keep infection rates low, but a 3rd wave in april brought record number of new cases and deaths. the government has been heavily criticized for its slow vaccine roll out. scott handler has more from bangkok, b, i want to 25 vaccination sites here in bangkok, the capital this is at a high and mall here. they're saying they'll probably be able to vaccinate maybe 2 and a half to 3000 people a day. you know, there's really been a slow vaccine roll up. that's why there's such a focus o

they've increased the attendance despite calls from italy's prime minister to move the match of concerns about the growing number of cobra cases. in the u. k. germany, the anglo merkle, also called on you a for to act responsibly. meanwhile, is anger off to england. players being forced to isolate and misstate teams game on tuesday to coming into contact with the scottish player who tested positive. while the rest of the cotton team isn't taking any additional precautions, pull brennan is in london. social media is on fire with outrage about this bill gilmore, the scotland plan was announced on monday yesterday that he had tested positive after that friday match. the other 2 english play though did not test positive. and as far as we are aware, have not tested positive since they continue to test negative the contact, the parents wasn't just on the pitch them. so on the pitch, these are chelsea team members club teammates. they talked for some 20 minutes or so in the tunnel afterwards. that said, there's confusion because people are saying, well look in here in the u. k. if, if one child in a class in a school class, for example, test posi

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it's already agreed this rate, it's a few days for the already saying can we have a call outside the u. k. out of this deal having any agreed it last weekend. so the, all i'm, i would have been totally agree with george. some really big issues here. i just don't think amazon is the stumbling block that should stop us doing the best we can can i also agree with georgia something. there's a lot of negotiation to go here. now i know that negotiation process i have spent far too many hours in the basement with the o. e, cd in paris, where the negotiating tables literally are they are on the ground and shatteau in the outskirts of paris. and i was heavily involved in the last 20132015 literally in the room. and there will be those rooms again, who knows, i might end up back. but the point is that actually the devil is in the details. and in this case the devil is going to be around the accounting. what is the profit margin? what is turn over large companies, high tax figures in 3 statements in their accounts, not just one the most people seem to think it's in the income statement, but it isn't

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u. k. in portugal, a wakeup call for all of europe, should we be doing things differently? if you believe depend damage over it? yes, there should be a wake up call that that things can, can change quickly. it is and remains it, and that makes it a wage. and we have to be careful in traveling. the virus itself doesn't travel in the host, humans, or animals in this case humans. so if humans travel, we can test concurrently. we know this and we have to implement this will be extremely careful to not running into the next way. nonetheless, in your opening statement, you didn't advocate a new blanket locked down. you said we need targeted surveillance. in fact, at the height of the 2nd and 3rd wave, it became very difficult for authorities to track infection change. there were simply too many cases has that change. now that infection rate fear, at least in germany, are falling right now. there should be possible. again, we should try everything to maintain that level that we can trace and track and then really know what's happening. but also we need information about how likely

to fire safety typically and fox, the creator of an online map of so called problem properties, explain the situation to us, the u. k. as of now, none of the bill then none of the leasehold, particularly new bills, can be trusted to be purchased because why find in the range of buildings that's ah unsafe have issues. and ultimately, because of the 8th of the us, one ratings on our valued, they were pounds, you know, they can't be sold again. so we want people's particularly from overseas, tend to be very careful with buy in buildings, especially from the major developers, are still marketing overseas. the cladding scandal received worldwide attention when grunfeld tower in london went up in flames back in 2017. the fire, which starts from a fridge, freezer on the 4th floor, spread rapidly because of reclining. it took almost 24 hours for firefighters to contain the blaze with $72.00 people losing their lives. ortiz shot, it was dashed, looks at how the government is still trying to move forward almost 4 years on from the grunfeld tower tragedy. the government is still trying to learn from its mistakes, especially as

t dot com a such a sports pushing for more so called a quality u. k. school. did she traditional title for students more inclusive ones these days more or something? this dividing society more and more to full story on that we'll be talking about it in a few minutes present. mccrory frances received yet another slap in the face. what this time? one to his reputation for a full showing and regional polls across the country, his policy only got it around 10 percent of the vote in the 1st round shall do been sky reports them seen as a dress rehearsal ahead of next presidential election from seas regional voters illustrating just how tough that battle ahead is going to be both manual macro and, and marine pens, policies failed to show that they, with a heavy hitters for my calls republic, on the move coffee, the results were particularly bruising. even party inside is can't deny how bad they sees. i'm not going to minimize what has happened. it's a slap in the face. this is a democratic slap in the face. and it will you to a very low election turn out every all t