u. k. can offer to house ukrainians who obtained a visa through a new government scheme. about 4000 visas have been issued so far, britons refugee council says is still lagging behind you countries that are waived visas in response to the humanitarian crisis. so you're going to have, who has more from london, where we're in an area of london that's known informally as oligarchs quarter, namely for the amount of super wealthy russian individuals who bought property here in the house of most interest on one day. here is the house behind me. she belongs to the alimony magnet, or league repost. guy to himself has come on to you. k sanctions since last week. now the group that i've taken it over, i said they want to give over the 7 bedroom property over to ukraine in refugees. and they've also criticize the government for not doing enough to help people fleeing the war. and they say that the government is doing more to protect the interest of those oligarchy. now, while the government was 50 criticized but not doing enough to get refugee settled into the country, they're also

u. k. government, on whether or not they can sell tickets. the stems from sanctions placed on the club because of their russian own. a roman abram of h. a. p. sports reporter rob harris says the premier league are concerned with the sporting integrity. if chelsea can't sell tickets, it should be an issue for upcoming games at stamford bridge. if away fans aren't allowed in because as it stands now, chelsea restricts in terms their ability to generate new revenue because they are a football club that is a frozen asset and asset a roman abram of it that's been subject to the sanctions imposed as the consequence of russia's warren ukraine and it does limit chelsea's ability to operate as a business. they're only operating now under a special government license. so charles here in talks with the government about trying to ease the restrictions of this license. and what they're trying to do now is secure the right to sell tickets because the going to middles per in their fake out next week. and they can't sell more tickets to their own fans. and t

u. k. everybody can see the effect of the increase in, in gas prices. that's coming through and we've got to make sure that we're well prepared and we taking steps to, to mitigate that to help people with the cost of living as a next week. we're gonna be sending out the, the energy strategy for, for the u. k. massive jump forward on own renewables, more nuclear using our own hydrocarbons that more effectively, we'll say, look what we can do to source hydrocarbons from places other than russia. we got to get off the russian hydrocarbons. let's bring you some of the days. other news and the lawyer for 2 british iranian detained in iran is saying that they're about to leave the country. nothing in the gallery, ratcliffe, and anesha assured, are reportedly a to ron's airport. the gallery radcliffe had been detained since 2716. the aid worker was arrested into ron and sentenced to 5 years jail for plotting to overthrow the government. she's always denied the allegations. sonya you goes joining us from london. we're getting a little bit more detail about the

they can go from the middle of next month, 3 months earlier than planned and tourists from visa waiver country places like the u. k. singapore. the united states they can visit from may. all travelers aren't expected to be allowed in until october, but you see the prime minister says that could yet change. you recall in february this year when we announced our border reopening plans, we also see the dates could change as we experienced our own on the current wave and looks to come out the other side. that is now the situation we find ourselves. and that means we complain with grace assertion, t with the comfort of knowing the impact of these changes are safe and manageable and short. we ready to welcome the will back. your sport is coming up on this news hour, including a scoring milestones for and i chose star. gemma is here to my laptop to be away. ah ah ah ah ah, what's a sport to get through his jama? that's right. come on tuesday nights. his last chance of self weather's season has gone off. they will knox, out of the champions league by athletic madrid's brazilian defend run, and lottie heading, heading in t

can. and as i said to you earlier on the u. k. was the 1st european country to offer military assistance. also doing everything we can to title the economic nice around the put in regime. and we will amongst the very 1st to put that package together. and i have to tell you, i think that it will work. i think the vladimir putin venture is doomed to fail. i think that it will be extremely difficult for him to continue on the path that he is on. but in the meantime, as you, as you rightly say, there is going to be a period of, of suffering for the people of ukraine, of which attendant brighton alone is responsible. he's taken a decision, but i think many people around the world find absolutely explicable, as well. as an excuse arse, johnson, continuing his news conference in war. so what we're going to do in a moment is re hugh our, that video tape and just try to catch that question as a say at a corner my, i could see a very, very angry journalist, bear mountain, bashar, our senior political analyst. i think, judging by bars, johnso

we can go fast in the, in the u. k. all the countries can go fast, but either the there are different dependencies. what we need to do is to make sure that we're all moving in the same direction. and we all share the same assumptions at the we accelerate that move in the place of u. s. bank who has jumped again, heading nearly a $140.00 a barrel. that is its highest since the middle of 20 awaits as the u. s. and his allies consider an embargo on moscow. the international atomic energy agency says it's cont, streamline, concerned over reports that ukrainian authorities. i've been unable to reach staff to nuclear plants that's up to fighting, broke out in separation on friday. the facilities now at a russian control, according to the u. n's nuclear energy, body communication with staff and money. a poll at a plant that handles radioactive material is also been lost. ukraine has taken russian to court over the war, but moscow is a no show. keith, once the international court of justice to order an end to the military action

we can go fast in the, in the u. k. all the countries can go fast, but either the, there are different dependencies. what we need to do is to make sure that we're all moving in the same direction and we will share the same assumptions at the we accelerate that move. the rice of you. as brent crude has jumped again, hitting nearly a $140.00 a barrel, that is highest since the middle of 20 o 8 is the u. s. and its allies. consider an embargo on moscow. russia is the world's 3rd biggest oil export of supplying 7000000 barrels a day. and ukraine's taken russia to court over the war. but moscow didn't attend the hearing cave once the international court of justice to order an end to the military action. there was the headlines in his continues, he had an al jazeera auto inside story. good bye. i joined al jazeera as part of the launch team in 2006 protesters have called for a 1000000 mom march. in that time, i recovered wars, revolutions, elections, and military coups, from the for villas of correctness. so the battlefields a

we can go fast in the, in the u. k. r, the countries can go fast, but other, there are, there are different dependencies. what we need to do is to make sure that we're all moving in the same direction and we all share the same assumptions at the we accelerate that move. and i think that is what you're going to see. and if you heard that from our, from leaders around the world, and actually i see no inconsistency by the way, in moving away from dependency on on russian hydrocarbons to moving away from dependency on on hydrocarbons altogether. and either you can see how this will encourage the hold to go. gary sir, ah, sir, the green solutions wherever possible. but clearly there is going to be a transitional period. we're gonna have to look for supply. we're gonna have to look for substitute a supplies are from elsewhere. i'm gonna have to do it together across the or the entire coalition of countries. that is now a condemning a putin's actions and on your, on your, um, your point about, ah, ah, the, the you case, a recep

u. k. that could put that kind of pressure on the u . k. government. i think we can hope for more pressure from the u. s. on the u. s. is clearly taking a very strong line on this. there is oligarch owned property in the us. um, new york is very popular with oligarchs, and it will be interesting to see what what they do there. but yes, i think the white house is likely to be making some, some stern phone calls to downing street and i hope it leads to, to greater results. but i mean, the issue is that london for, for a long time, for decades, has made a living out of offering, you know, what i called buffering services to the world's oligarchs. and it's very difficult to get it out of the habit of doing that. and that it will require a real change in mentality which is going to take more than a week. i fear to secure an fascination topic. oliver vala, investigative journalist and also thank you so much for talking to us about. thank you very much. and still to come in this half hour. the battle over misinformation, journalists in russia come under immense pressure to

can now speak to anna grossman. she lectures in governance and entrepreneurship at le, for university in the u. k. as great have you on the program. can you just explain to us the rationale behind targeting, specifically oligarchs? well, in the russian economies, organized in the network of interconnected orders and the government. so it's extremely concentrated economy as well, meaning that a very few individuals control large chart chunks of the economy. so even targeting $300.00 individuals is a very detrimental to the whole economy. and the way the russian economic network works is that these large companies are co owned with the government. so that, that means that there is a kind of her ripper cushion effect on the whole network of this. and, you know, big cluster firms that are somehow connected to the government so that rise, that the impact will be very important. and so to these, all the guys have a lot of sway over vladimir putin. himself, can they, can they change his behavior if they are here to kill any? ha i believe that, oh, not necessarily. i do not have this information. i think t

u. k. everybody can see the effect of the increase in, in gas prices. that's coming through and we got to make sure that we're are, we're prepared, we're taking steps to, to mitigate that, or to help people with the cost of living as so next week we're gonna be selling out the, or the energy strategy for, or for the u. k, massive o jump forward on renewables, a more nuclear are using our own hydrocarbons or more effectively. also look what we can do to source hydrocarbons from places other than russia. we got to get off a russian hydrocarbons. while brittany is among countries pressuring oil producers in the goals to boost production and reduce prices. major opec, producer, saudi arabia, and the united arab emirates have spare capacity to pump more, but have reveals no plans to do so. iran could also help if nuclear deal talk so successful and sanctions lifted. iran produces 2500000 barrels of crude every day as just more than half of his output in 2016. so it has the perfect potential to increase supply. and venezuela has huge reserves, but even if you

no, there's no way they can do that without the u. k. being a nato country, the rest of nato, under the nato, north atlantic treaty article 5, which says that one countries involved in the conflict and can call on all the others effectively that all of nato get involved in the conflict, including the u. s. if you've got the u. s. and all of nato involved in a conflict with russia, i think you then probably will call that world war 3. so that is why they can't take that step. but on the other part of a question about the oligarchy in london about all that wealth in london, all of those very rich properties in parts of london and knights, bridge and kensington, and parts of london. that i think is where the u. k. prime minister has more of a question to answer. what are you going to do, for example, that the name that was mentioned, there was the owner of chelsea football club who the prime minister johnson as himself mentioned in parliament and then that then withdrew his name. what's going to happen about the wealth that is in london, and

u. k. hasn't been particularly strong about that if we had more gas storage in the u. k, times of high demand and could stream supply from elsewhere, it can maybe help to smooth the profile. but many rooms here are old and drafty. they're said to be among them was poorly insulated in western europe, heaters keith, through walls, windows, and do worse, which drives energy bills up to david riddick. her was british and german routes, just bought one such house for his family, and it is drafty. army bethany spent pretty much only upstairs our time because it was warmer there because hopefully the warmack was up and in the kitchen it was freezing. so it's on the have jackets on or standing right next to an electric heater. their energy bill average is $3000.00 euros per year, so he's using architects to renovate the house to reduce consumption. i'm blowing it now you can run these grains can tell them so you can fill it with your hands here in the order and you can. yeah, so, so these windows contributing to probably a 3rd of your heat loss in eyes like this, new windows and insulation will be expensive and there aren't enough financial incen

u. k. prime minister ball as johnson saying that you can also stood with ukraine. i want to go back to nadine bobbo who was talking to was just before we, we cut away to those those speeches. and at him you were talking to us about the speech that president her zalinski had been making. describing it you said as of a tailored speech by the president it was because he was quoting churchill during the 2nd world war, the fight them on the beaches speech, which is very famous here, particularly among parliamentarians. but he also quoted a line from hamlet, the shakespeare play to be are not to be referring it to the free future of his own country. but everything really and all of his message to the u. k. government was quite subtle. he did not specifically repeat calls for a no fly zone, but or on more than one occasion he made reference to ukraine's skies not being closed, saying that or our allies were not acting as he went through day one through to day 13 of the invasion. so far, he made her reference to the various horrors brought on the civilian population of his

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and i look, i just want to say that i'm acutely conscious that there is not enough that we can do a u. k. government to help in the way that you want. and i got to be honest about that. and when you talk about the, the no fly zone, as i said to vladimir as zalinski i, i think a couple of times. unfortunately, the implication of, of that is the, the, the u. k. and i will be engaged in, in shutting down russian plains. it will be engaging, direct combat, or with russia. that's not something that we can do that we've, that we've envisaged tens of thousands of foreign students have been trapped in ukraine following russia invasion, many have been told by their governments to flee the country. that's leading to accuse a train station is the largest group of foreign students is from india, or an $18000.00 we're studying in ukraine. some of them have now made it back home . russia is rapidly being isolated from global sports in the last hour. world athletics has bound competitors from russia and bella ross, they loose rather footballs, governing body fever has also taken action. russian nationa

u. k. have given loans to russian firms who can now no longer service them. it's unclear exactly how much banks have loaned to russian companies, but the experts of putting this number somewhere in the 10s of billions of yours. then there's of course, the potential for sovereign debt. default rushes central bank account access. it's assets abroad on his own course to miss re payments to its creditors. now, russia currently owes nearly $50000000000.00 to lenders in the west. payments are due within the next 2 weeks, one for $100000000.00 in interest. another of over $2000000000.00 among the countries levying sanctions on russia is switzerland. it's an unprecedented step for the financial hub that prides itself on staying neutral. but it's still being urged to take further action to reach is one of the world's most expensive places, and that's a no small part you to russian oligarchs. happy to invest their money. here. rudolph elma, used to be a top banker at the venerable missouri spank yoyo spare. today he is a critic of these financial institutions who came

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u. k. and that's fine. we can have an open to be we can discuss that. but it seems like a law of law has been done perhaps not very upfront about that. really mean would you, would you share that assessment, that sort of pre pandemic. you are wrestling with these very same conditions and that you and your colleagues were struggling with high levels of stress and burn out another factors. sure, i think with the last few years i've been seeing very similar situation toward dr. dan has as just explained. and i think that when we were raising the alarm bells, especially in the pandemic, especially during a time where not only were we seeing the british public suffer, but losing our own colleagues to suffer. we were seeing our own colleagues in i to you beds. we were seeing our own colleagues on ventilators. so i think the fact that if the politicians don't listen to us at such an acute time when we're in such high levels of distress, i really think it's a shame on british politics. burke, the girl there are currently more than 6000000 people on the wait lis

u. k. parliament or speaking to the israeli can assets tell us a bit more about the context of where he was speaking today. what exactly is the doha for him and who would have been listening to the message? so the don't have, for me is an initiative that the foreign ministry set up. now i believe in the 23rd or the 24th edition is, has been going on for several years now. it came as part of the vision that the leadership of this country had and has had for several decades now to position as an internal cuter, in crises as a mediator in conflicts as a trusted body that can bridge between polarized sides. and we have seen that succeed, whether it be in afghanistan, whether it be between pakistan and bangladesh, whether it be in an africa, when we're talking about your booty, and some of the prices there are whether even in occupied punt assigned. being able to secure some of the fires in the numerous attacks and wars on part of signed by israel. so this form is an attempt to have a gathering once a year between delegates from different countries as well as non state actors to find common

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u. k. to be sponsored by individuals or organizations who can offer them a home that will be no limit to the number of ukrainian you can benefit from this scheme. the team will be open to all ukrainian national residents. they will be able to live and work in the united kingdom for up to 3 years. they will have full and unrestricted access, the benefits, health care, employment, and other support. now many have said that this scheme has been too slow in coming with less the criticism or is that the home secretary pretty patel? principal child have said in parliament that all was refugees fleeing the war. had to do was to turn up to the northern french port of cali and apply for visas to enter the u. k. but this turned out to be incorrect. refugees were stranded and none the wiser as to how they could apply to enter the u. k. hoping that the government, which was lagging behind us european counterparts and helping ukraine refugees can now try and help many more try and give a helping hand. so many of those who are in desperate need of sanctuary of the un is warning the war in ukraine could le

ms. human independent journalist taylor who died can believe it's shameful. the u. k. has such a high profile political prisoner let this be a reminder that there is a political prisoner in the west in the u. k. and that is julian assange again and award winning publisher in here we have western media in western entities celebrating this man. lindsay, who is a us puppet ended after by the way. he's also an actor, but he's absolutely a puppet of the us government in the west, and he is being applauded by government around the world. it is just so shameful. meanwhile, julia and his arms, who had both war crimes and rom, doing by the united states and other governments in want to be worth prison in the u. k right now. and that is our present, this wedding should have taken place at a location of the choice of julian assad and his fellow morrant should have not taken place in prison. because julian is on an award. winning journalist and publisher should not be imprisoned and he should not be facing extradition to the united states. well, those are the main stories for this

can the u. s. and the u. k. do, would either country be open to considering the possibility of a limited no fly zone over humanitarian or doors to be set up in the country. thank say, 1st of all and also to your question, the united kingdom has been festival supplying defensive weapon to weaponry into ukraine. and in fact, we have been working with other allies across the world to help get defensive weapon we into ukraine. so been supplying tank weapons today, all defense secretary announced that we will now be supplying defense systems to address a specific issue. the ukranian face, which is a defense say we believe that the best way of tackling this threat is to help the ukrainians with the star streak defense systems that we will be supplying only issue of a no fly zone. of course, it's important and i completely support what tiny is said about protecting humanitarian corridor walls and cooling on russia to respect those genuine monetary corridors. ones that don't lead into russia or bella reese, but the real

u. k. i mean, how stupid one can be. i mean, i was so happy to read the commentaries under the article the, you know, pregnant people not buying this because they know that they are just desperate to like, i think that the most extreme one i've come across them was a few months ago. maybe last i was some kind of you case i to said aliens will not want to visit earth because russia is an aggressive country. i was probably new york times. i was in new york times. it was the opinion piece from i forgot the name of the out of ok. well i got to story, right? i got the story right. michael way in there about civil liberties here. because, you know, it's very interesting is that we had russia gade and then we had cove it day that we have ukraine gate to point out. i mean constant tension, always making people afraid. ok, this is what they want. and those that speak out, you know, because they, they, they, they doubt the status quo. they must be silenced. they have to be made invisible. go ahead, michael, are, you know, our 1st