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and it doesn't matter what uniform a combat that war can i get serve in greece in the us in the u. k. holland, finland, france, you pick a country, they all can have p t s d, no matter the structure of the military because of the exposure. and so that's where i believe that these hostile work environments, there's almost like a presumption that we need for that because of the universal nature. so when you attack someone, when you do the same them when you bully them. hayes them. when you marginalize them, gaslight them, those are those tactics that we look at very specifically and have outlined think i mentioned we did a dr. martina buck and i did a book on the psycho social impacts. it was a retaliation. it was so that we could set up a whistle blower, retaliation checklist because you know, we like checklists in this world. we have to have a way of documenting and measuring, and we can hold you accountable. then there's this is not going to end on the way to hold people accountable is to make them pay for it. and if you harm someone, you know, i break, i lose my arm and the wind sh

something that the north koreans can provide in, in systems that are already compatible with soviet, with russian systems. will it be game changing in russia as war and u. k? no, of course not. but it can help pro long or fighting efforts. but i agree with andre, the, you know, this is, this is a larger game that's being played here. and we are really seeing the reformation of these ideological blocks in security blocks. so you have the us led to security block with us out created japan deepening relations without creat japan's deepening relations with nato. and then now you also have real deepening cooperation and a greater sense of collective security going on between russia and china and north korea. and north korea playing a really important role as an important security partner to both of them in this sort of block on the block competition. and so north korea does have higher political value and security value. now, then it did a few years ago, and i think we will see more of this play out from cooperation, both with russia and china. all right, let's go to sol again, get the perspective of andre line calls the so ultimately, what would the transfer

u . k. and france of both and the new grain does a long range cruise midsize and then we have this pros, mississauga die for storm shadow provided by the u. k. on so basketball that you can use making no attempt to conceal this role in this so that you can't knew exactly how these missiles would be used. and now we have the, by the station saying that they go to send these a, d, c. and most, most sized to your brain having said like a month ago, no, no, no, we can't do that's too dangerous to escalate the door. but they gotta be the they're going to send them. and when blinking with us then uh, in an interview the other day. well, um, this will be an attack on russian soil. how do you feel about that as a well, we don't really have any say in the math or, you know, it's a, it's a, it's a you brain issue. so because this is the complete nonsense, because we know that the united states, as i said, united states is providing tactical intelligence through your brain. so we're in a position now that's um your brain is being stolen. hey, why don't you just people talking about russian land. i mean, just, you know, keep that targeting uh, russian. the mainland. um, i do braces

u. k. james had to carry the can on that along with rupert at the judicial inquiry that fall out. this is that i tumbled that my life, the product go, son, returned in 2014, when laughlin on, touched by the stigma around the family business in the u. k. took on a senior position at news court. and then fox news in the us, the 2020 presidential election was not fair. no honest person would claim that it was fair. but laughlin was on the inside for a journalistic scandal. far worse than phone. hack foxes merchandise of donald trump's stolen election claims which the network and the murdoch's new to be lies but broadcast. anyway, the lawsuits that followed have cost fox, almost $800000000.00 and accounting. yet none of that has damage to walk in the way phone hacking. did james, at least not in the eyes of his fault, to walk them us in what as the last man standing on the sides drains fairly or unfairly was tommy spied the fine heck in scandal. he was running news international guy who was never responsible for the newspapers when they were doing the actual funding hacking party was

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u. k. have ruled that defeats the uranium can cause cancer among the troops. nevertheless, washington and have agreed to send this munition to t f that's cost live now to near boise up mileage. so being american journalist joining us from washington dc regulatory with us. thank you for having me. that was this the, the, the control of a c. now, surrounding these depleted uranium weapons and what do you make of the statements by the head of the international atomic energy agency that are the not the threats . i mean, they are cost as conventional weapons. well there, there's a lot of misunderstanding about d. u it's, it's not the nuclear weapon by its nature it's, it's made it's primary uses as a physical kinetic penetrator of tang corner because depleted uranium is incredibly dense. it's a heavy amount bill. but what happens when the only impact is that essentially turns into plasma, and these particles end up contaminating the surrounding area. and if they're picked up or inhaled, they actually mit um, i read to my understanding the middle also particles when it, the windshield and just the i

u. k. to build electric vehicles. hey, to bill the batteries for electric vehicles on u. k. soil and they did so one would assume because of the 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses, the weighing up, their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision, given the, the u. k. now doesn't really pay to have an advantage in the electric vehicle market, given that folding in line with a lot of other markets in, in, in europe. so i didn't for a lot of the companies that going to be particularly upset by the news today. but ultimately, there's a, another course of call companies that are saying we welcome this move because we weren't ready for 25 to 7, isn't necessarily universally a disappointing, but there is going to be a lot of people who just on simply show, well they can trust this government, but what they say they going to do with the general election likely for next year. i mean, how will the routing conservatives hope to narrow the opinion polls so it doesn't look good for me at the moment, does it? it doesn't a good a soul. and i said at the beginning of this interview,

and they were so clever and they thought, you know, they can put their money in the u. k. of the us. and be safe and up and they were safe, improved wrong so they won't make the same mistake again. yeah, i'm wondering what kind of president this, what a set, for example, nations like around the left janice, dan, could they confiscated us here. we're likely american citizens assets to we help in the bit rebuilding process and those countries and i'm sorry, can you repeat you? can you repeat your question? i yeah, i'm just one. yeah, sure. i'm just wondering about the president. if this were to take place of seizing all the guards, russian business, men's, money and assets, and using it to support ukraine, what other nations be able to do something similar, for example, a rack and afghanistan, which are invaded by the us today. theoretically, they go after american citizens assets, i imagine that mister putting were in a position to seize the assets of the of 11 musk because of american actions of your crimes. if you will, in syria or iraq or libya, is not much of course tha

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oh, well i can understand very well how people might be critical of him in here in the u. k. for example, they've been very critical of phone hacking a for example that you know, there's also a problem matic. and so i would say that his reputation is mixed, but at the same time, he has shown a really tremendous commitment to journalism. and so there's process of minuses, you know, for example, he's of great backer of investigative journalism at the times and the sunday times or the wall street journal. so i think you have to sort of balance off his, you know, reputation, you know, in terms of fox and fox news channel buried in mind that as i say, he didn't really share the views of the present. or is that fox in relation to the election? we see him to be honest, you know, in our company we, we, we see him in a favorable life because he has been so committed to a, for example, us supporting a journalism rather than trying to make these businesses you really commercial my us. so we think, you know, on the whole, he's had a beneficial influence in terms of, you know, the availab

can possibly work on. yeah. in around, possibly in, in other countries, as it happens for the u. k, there's a much better solution and much easier solution to implement which would be were to, to frost, very quick, very immediate return of people arriving. defrost is requires a quick for quite a agreement with ross past of the e. u countries, probably not with the, with the year itself. um, but the idea that this comes back to, to, to joe is concerned about returns. you called transfer individuals to countries that don't want to cooperate with that return in any number. and this is why i serve the people over time to, to, to ask ok if you want the effective are tons of return policies. you need agreements with these countries that are in the interest that offered them something they want quite possibly large amounts of legal mobility. this is what you need with many rest of the concepts, a hard country. if you want to be able to return to reduce the spiking arrivals that we haven't discussed, but them the greek items, what do you need to look back at the, what is the one thing that

u. k. and the top comes which are expected to come. you can probably expect a wretched thing up a problem. you could to even include it could even include a direct strike on the couch bridge, which is an important re supply chain in the whole war effort. a, i think with these newer missiles it would not only put a whole on the bridge, but put it out completely. and again, we have to emphasize this, these, these resupply rates are legitimate military targets. going to, michael raises the point that wondering what people in crime may think of all this, it must be pointed out, must net, the poles have consistently starting to move in half of the population in crime me a favor unification with russia. this is a broad, the russian, ethnically, russian population. i think it's very important to highlight 2 points. first, start in 1991. when your brain had a referendum on the form independence. the majority of people in crimea voted in favor. it wasn't on resolving majority just another parts of your brain, but never the less it was joy because i'm n

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the french side of the english channel and over to britain, where they can score the very best benefits and ultimately become the u. k. 's had a while and then tries to make deals with african countries to take them back, which is exactly what they've been doing in the past few months. now, queen ursula announced the used 10 point plan, which is, it's a cold, bureaucratic response to a very eminent problem. make a list with all the time it would take to get into place. it's just far too little way too late and useless to stop the imminent influx. meanwhile, maloney's contribution was to push cleaner. so uh, in front of everybody to get to meet you to do what the you agreed to pay over a $100000000.00 euros for the country to do earlier this year in exchange for doing the job of holding migrates back from europe, ferrying them back to tanisha if they happen to make it out to see and getting a grip on the migrant smugglers that were facilitating that. and despite that deal, the opposite has happened. tanisha has now replaced libby as the margaret lodge and had a choice into europe. and also as europe's out source borde

u. k. we've seen some flooding from that heavy rain and as you can see on tuesday, there's more to come. but we've also got some wind warnings out for the island of island, particularly coastal areas, seeing those very gusty conditions and some of those sweeping across into central parts. germany has got some red warnings out for wind as well on choose day the west. so whether i'm on several conditions plating more northern areas, we'll see that heavy rain roll across scandinavia and also a line of heavy showers across the baltic state. stretching down into the balkans, we are expecting some sundry conditions in places here and it is set to gets cooler . the west of the rain on wednesday, affecting eastern areas of spain, we could see some flooding from that in the unsettled conditions. continue around the ble, eric islands, but still a story of heats in the very south. we'll see things cool down in places, certainly across the spain as we go into wedding stay, but the southern pots of it to be what was so clinging onto the heat. here, below most seen the temperature well above the avera

u. k. b, u e, and cut off. can you help us understand 1st, how the authorities decide which one a to accept based on what a hi, good morning. thanks for having me. um this the question of, um, how to channel international a. these are the center of the conversation since the one and since the moment uh that the morocco, how difficult does perfect. but we have a curb of experience in morocco that the to get too much a, uh, the same time on organized. you would have an button next all over the place and it, this will be very complicated to handle. um, and the 2nd thing is that we've seen a lot of questions about your politics and relationships, but we're all clarified very clearly yesterday and i threw a press release from the administrative interior. oh, international aid is welcomed in morocco, but it has to be organized and it has to come in a proper way. so you don't create these bottlenecks and your reports are underground. faith of how complicated and difficult it is. because you only have a one year old, you h

u. k. military intelligence officer frank, it's good to see you again. maybe you can enlighten this here. what kind of weapons do you think president zelinski was referring to a great expense? it's probably a drone coal. they both out and ukraine will, beaver, and english rates as a range of about a 1000 kilometers 20, small payload. but obviously looking from the, at the post up at the circle of battle damage assessment, pictures of scope field. it's very precise. it's not at all surprising that the ukrainians have developed this. they have hard for decades, a tradition of high level of capability and developing the best tech in the old days of the soviet union. how to now in eastern europe, that'd really capable. i'm not surprised at total are able to develop this and they will go on to develop more. is this a game changer in the work? it could be a i'm sorry, hesitant to name any weapon system, including ace. that's a classic ones from last year, which we can all go through. this particular weapon is not a game changer. as i say, it has a very small payload. but th

u. k. military intelligence officer frank, it's good to see you again. maybe you can enlighten this here. what kind of weapons do you think president zelinski was referring to? a new friend. it's probably a drone coal. they both out and ukraine, you know, beaver and anglo shirts. as a range of about a 1000 kilometers 20, small payload. but obviously looking for me at the post up at the circle of battle damage assessment, pictures of school that failed. it's very precise. it's not a total surprising that the ukrainians have develop this. they have hard for decades, a tradition of high level of capability and developing the best tech in the old days of the soviet union. how to now in eastern europe, that'd really capable, i'm not surprised at total, are able to develop this and they will go on to develop more. is this a game changer in the work? they couldn't be a i'm sorry, hesitant to name any weapon system, including ace. that's a classic ones from last year, which we can all go through. this particular weapon is not a game changer. as i say, it has a very small payl