u. k. claims that the measure will stop those, seeking a quote dangerous unnecessary and illegal journey to the u. k. however, critics say the refugees will not be safe as many criminal paramilitary groups operate in the region. we spoke with a rwandan politician who thinks the country is not prepared to receive migrants. just the immigrants, they're looking for stability them. can you for peace, they're looking for when a baby want to run, the government can go to for them. today i'm asking if the british government, we descended, does he make it a wonder we should go on see this is that they really did, they did this kind of kind of give it to them that they would have to suffer the same fate to indicate they to want to demonstrate it to express maybe that's question because we seem yolanda today is the hi janet. if you have, we have a good explanation that is no more attention to nevada and all that kind of saying that ronda is that kind of say we only need one day and you getting betsy today. i am afraid that you can have the know we are unable to call today. it is not a busy county

u. k. claims that such a measure will stop though seeking to make a, quote, a dangerous unnecessary and illegal journey to the u. k. however, critics, the refugees will not be safe. is there many criminal paramilitary groups operating in the region where wanda is one of the most populous countries in africa, which is already been a factor in ethnic and political tensions in the nation, including a genocide in 1994. we spoke with everyones and politician who thinks that the country is not prepared to receive migraines. if they're boring me guys, they're looking for stability. then looking for peace, they're looking for where to be around the government can go to dan. today i'm asking if the position governments we didn't, does he make it out of her just in the in wonder which go on see this. it is that they really did, they did this, government can give it to them that they would have to suffer the same fate indicators. they wanted to demonstrate it to express name this question because we see me on that today is the fragile. if you have we have stability, digital x rays, you know, if the

u. k. parliament has been debating a bill aimed at curbing the numbers of asylum seekers who arrive on british shores in small boats. the new law will ban migrants from returning to the u. k, claiming asylum, or seeking british citizenship in the future. charlie angela takes a closer look at this plan by the u. k. government o hashes ran high in parliament as the government, illegal migration built was debated for the 1st time. yet we must control who comes into this country and the terms under which they remain here. that's why stopping the boats is my top priority. but objections came from in cornersville, a housing about she think the british public went to see pregnant women and children detained, an immigration detention center. i do not believe from one of the due process on nashville. under the new plaid migrants and refugees arriving on british shores in small boats on the back of trucks would be detained, the ported, and prevented from ever flaming asylum in britain. successful asylum seekers, michael by thea housey, who fled tortured central africa, says the proposed law would be a death sentence for many disputed or disloyal wooden wooden stove. me in my journey, in my g

u. k claiming asylum, or even seeking british citizenship in the future. rights groups have criticized the plan the saying it violates commitments the u. k is made under human rights treaties. the un refugee convention recognizes that people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means to reach safety in the can't be penalize for doing so. inver soloman's, the chief executive officer of the refugee council. he explains why the bill is so controversial, is treating people who have fled the horrors enough denise, down the tyrannical rule of the taliban, and is treating them as suspected terrorists and criminals, putting them in detention and then deporting them. well, these are people who are clearly in need of refugee protection, and this is how the government planning to do. the current asylum system is chaotic . it's costly, it's not working the way it should be in france and germany. decisions are made within 6 or 7 months. the government should be focusing on creating an orderly asylum system with good quality decisions being made early. if someone doesn't have a well founded cla

u. k. claiming asylum, or seeking push citizenship in the future rights group, say the law violates commitments the u. k. is made in a number of human rights tracy's. the un says law amounts to an asylum ban. government has admitted it, stretches international law. charlie angela reports now from the u. k. coastal town of south c. small boats carried nearly $46000.00 migrants and refugees to british shores last year. this group made it, but dozens died in their attempt. the number of people crossing the english channel is increased by 60 percent. detention centers are overflowing, and as a backlog of a 160000 people waiting for a decision on their asylum applications. government has announced a new policy to deal with the issue. we are introducing legislation to make clear that if you come here illegally, you can't claim asylum. you can't benefit from our modern slavery protections. you can't make spurious, human rights claims, and you can't stay. we will detain those who come here illegally and then remove them in weeks, either to their own country if it is safe to do so, or to a safe 3rd coun

u. k. claims there's such a measure will stop those seeking to make a, quote dangerous unnecessary, and illegal journey to the u. k. however, critics say refugees will not be safe as there are many criminal paramilitary groups operating in the region for. but there is one of the most populous countries in africa, which is already been a factor in ethnic and political tensions in the nation, including a genocide in 1994. we spoke with everyones and politician who thinks that the country is not prepared to receive migraines. if they're really good, they're looking for stability, then looking for peace, they're looking for where to be around the government can go to dan. today i'm asking if the position governments, we descended, does he make a wonder which go on this is that they really did. they did this kind of kind of give it to them that they would have to suffer the same fate indicators they wanted to demonstrate it to express the name is that question because we've seen it on that today. is the fragile. if you have, we have a good 2 x rays, you know, if there is no more attention to

u. k claims the supply of depleted uranium . michelle's ukraine will not lead to a nuclear escalation in this conflict, and all of this on the heels of russia response. moscow saying it will react accordingly. i want to ask you, mr. gabriella, what do you think is london's motivation here to send depleted uranium ammunition to your crime? this story started. so when we started to monitor it, it's in general information about the so called depleted uranium armor piercing shells. and we had an intervention in the forum for security cooperation here, warming to that, it's very dangerous it's, it's a dirty kind of dirty bob. and i had already seen the consequences of using this in the u. s. law. i am and i was here in the and i and i was a witness. they used it. i haven't seen the consequence in that time, but it started 90 and i was here and it was in iraq, a logical. this is a lung cancer sit or increased specially in children. there are some consequences. the soil is a poison in it's very dangerous. there is no conventions or hitting this, but if from the point of view or environment in t

u. k. claims as such, a measure will stop though seeking to make a, quote, a dangerous unnecessary and a legal journey to the u. k. however, critics say refugees will not be safest. there are many criminal paramilitary groups operating in the region where wanda is one of the most populous countries in africa, which is already been a factor in ethnic and political tensions in the nation, including a genocide in 1994. we spoke with everyone and politicians.

u. k. claims that such a measure will stop those seeking to make a, quote, dangerous unnecessary, and legal journey to the u. k. however, critics say refugees will not be safe as there are many criminal paramilitary groups operating in the region. one that is one of the most populous countries in africa, which is already been a fast to an ethnic and political tensions in the nation. including a genocide in 994 with book, with a well rounded, politic politician who thinks that the country is not prepared to receive mike woods. they're boring me good. they're looking for stability, then we can you for peace. they're looking for where to be. what the run, the government cannot afford to dan today i'm asking if the british government we descended to see my god, no wonder we should go on. this is that they really did a good then that they would have to stop on the same page indicators. they wanted to demonstrate it to express. the name is a senior longer today is the project you have, we have a good explanation. there is no more attention to nevada and all that kind of thing that randa, is that

u. k. claim says such a measure will stop those seeking to make a, quote, a dangerous unnecessary and illegal journey to the u. k. however, critics say refugee, it will not be safe if there are many criminal paramilitary groups operating in the region. rwanda is one of the most popular countries in africa, which is already been a factor in ethnic and political tensions in the nation, including a genocide in 1994. we spoke with random politician who thinks that the country is not prepared to receive migrants. there he or me good. they're looking to be looking for peace. they're looking for where to be. what around the government cannot afford to dan. today i'm asking if the petition government we didn't, does he make it out of her just in the in wonder which go on see this is that they really did, they did this kind of kind of give it to them that they would have to suffer the same fate to indicate they wanted to demonstrate it to express the name is that question because we've seen it on that tod

u. k. claim in asylum, or even seeking british citizenship in the future. rights groups have criticize the plan saying it violates commitments the u. k. has made on the human rights treaties . the un refugee convention recognizes people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means rate safety. and they can not be penalize for doing so. over to our correspondent charlie angela. she's joining us live from south sea on the u. k. southern coast. tell us more about where you are, charlie, and why they would be support for this legislation there. so where i am on the coast behind me is the channel between england and france, and that's the stretch of water across which some 46000 people crossed in small boats. last year, arriving on beach is like this thought and down the coast. there haven't been any landing in the last few weeks, but we can expect some of the weather gets warmer at the moment that he's showing here. now, as you heard from the home secretary, in a very lively speech in parliame

u. k and the u. s. a fleet of new nuclear powered submarines will be developed for the australian navy. the move said to be aimed at countering what the allies claim to be china's influence in the in no pacific region. beijing has strongly criticized the contract and accused the western allies of setting back nuclear non polar root hola. formation efforts. the german chancellor aloft, shoals help the u. s. government conceal the truth of the north stream, sabotaged thus the latest revelation from award winning investigative journalist seymour hersh, who earlier said washington was behind the attacks on russia's gas pipelines. i was told by someone with access to diplomatic intelligence that there was a discussion of the pipeline expos, a. as a result, certain elements in the central intelligence agency were asked to prepare a cover story in collaboration with german intelligence that would provide the american in german press with an alternative version for the destruction of north stream to in the words of the intelligence community. the agency was to pulse the system in an effort to discount the claim that biden had ordered the pipelines destruc

u. k. claiming asylum, or seeking british citizenship in the future rights group. say the law violates commitment c. k. is made and a number of human rights treaties. charlie angela joseph now lie from outside of westminster, in london, a controversial bill. it's already attracted the anger of a whole swathe of the population from celebrities, to politicians. it's going to be heated debate and it'll begin in what, perhaps just over an hour's time. yes, so the parliament session is about to start there, be a few questions about the defense spending, and then it will get in to the debate. this is the m p 's 1st real chance debate the principles of this bill and then they found it. and yes, it's gonna be a lively one because the opposition is passionate. we know that the labor party i will be calling the bill on workable is what is national party, have called it in moral, but also from within the conservative party itself. there is a deep concern from some senior members including former home faculty, pretty patel is very worried about the possibility it will lead to

u. k. claiming asylum, or even seeking british citizenship in the future rights groups have criticize the plan, saying it violates commitments the u. k. has made on the rights human rights treaties . but un refugee convention recognizes people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means to reach safety and they can not be penalize for doing so. over to a correspondent, charlie angela. she's joining us live from south sea on the u. k. southern coast. charlie, tell us, what more can you tell us about this legislation? wasn't gonna explain a little bit where i am behind me is the channel, the stretch of water between england and france across which almost 46000 people crossed in small boats last year, attempting to arrive on beaches like this and some of them drowning in their attempt now the prime ministers cooling, missed the stop the boat sabelle and you heard from the home secretary. so al abraham in that saying that the idea is to deter. * would be refugees, migrants and asylum seekers for making that crossing, which they consider illegal and arriving in this country ahead of ot

u. k, claiming asylum, or even seeking british citizenship in the future. rights groups are criticized the plan, seeing a violates commitments the u. k. has made and a human rights treaties the you and refugee convention recognizes that people fleeing persecution may have to use irregular means to reach safety and they cannot be penalized for doing so. well that concerns the bill, puts the fate of thousands of migrants in refugees trying to cross from in the u. k . from france in limbo, pa brannon, reports from color. it's bitterly cold and damp. and these flimsy tents offer very little protection. this camp on the edge of cali is mainly refugees from sudan, just a 100 or so of the estimated 4000000 people who fled the horrors of civil war in that country. is it that desperate that you would put your life on the line that you would risk your life? but let my guy have alive, you know, i don't have a life. i don't have a loan. my counter mohammed arrived here just a few days earlier. it's very risky. would you take a boat if you had the opportunity? yes, of course. i would owe the numbers us

u. k, claiming asylum, or seeking britain's british citizenship in the future rights group. say the law violates commitments. the u. k. is made in a number of human rights treaties. charlie angela throws his live now from outside, westminster, in london, and of the controversial bill. charlie, that somebody attracted the anger of opposition. politicians. human rights advocates. t. v. celebrities in the u. k. we are see which can be quite a heated debate at the lower house of the british parliament. absolutely, so this is gonna be the emp, his 1st opportunity to really debate the principles of the bill and voting it. and we are expecting a very lively debate because the optician is, he said, is so passionate from the labor party here. consider the plan simply unworkable to the scottish national party had call the legislation in moral. they're also within the conservative party itself. some senior members, including a former home secretary, pretty patel who's very concerned about what it means and the detention of children . though, as it stands, the legislation would mean that

u. k. government is in the dock over its net series strategy, which it released in october 2021. today, not one, not 2, but 3 organizations taken u. k. government courts. claiming that the strategy breaks you pay climate loo, they believe the government's proposals fall short of the requirements of the climate change act. a landmark piece of legislation making the u. k. the 1st country to sac legally binding cobb and targets friends of the us was instrumental in getting me at past in 2008 county to cower is that in house lawyer? the climate change act is such a pioneering piece of legislation. it's usually exciting is the 1st time a case site. this has come before a court and it has the opportunity to actually set a precedent. france of the art is represented in colt by david wolf, casey. this is the case based of something which is absolutely enormous. what's really at stake here is whether the government in this country and elsewhere around the world actually takes the action that needs to be taken care of. tackle climate change. we talk about met 02050, but to bring about met 0 in 2050 things have to have a mouth or the hearing last 2 days. it could be month

u. k. dispute claims of russian atrocities committed in ukraine. ah, your intelligence is out there in life and also coming up, angering grease after the countries worst, ever train crush, 57 people are now known to have died and a vast tropical forest threatened by mining and longing. we journey into the heart of the congo basin ah, national divisions of the war and ukraine dominated talks between the foreign ministers from the world 20 largest economies preventing agreement on the final statement. host, india had been hoping to shift the agenda away from the war to focus on climate change and rising global poverty. china and russia blocked the usual post meeting communicate. while the u. s. accused russia of threatening the g twenty's founding principles, tony chang report. a moment for reflection and unity as foreign ministers from the g. 20 stood for a moment of silence to remember the victims of the earthquakes and turkey and syria . and it was in that spirit that their host, india's prime minister, called on those, assembled to use the meetin

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u. k, and the u. s, which the countries claims to cure stability in the indo pacific region. aside from beijing, the deal was also route france. washington's agreement with australia means canberra will not be buying submarines from paris. a blow to france is military industry less cross live now to international and independent china specialists, andrew long. welcome, andrew. what do you think the purchase of american nuclear submarines by australia means for the asia pacific region? is it a threat to peace in the region? one is 1st. busy all and what that move is trying to defend me. china is not, of course, is obvious. target baton is not about to invade australia by any means. so what's the objective objective cause is try to a corner china trying to contain china, but there are 5 different, very important dimensions there. firstly, if the idea is to coerce china literally and using a nuclear armed robbery, nuclear propellers of marines is not going to work. i mean, for example, the united states as low to enter the red war. ready russia over ukraine. so why should the united states adopt a different

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u. k. and the u. s. which the countries claim secure stability in the endo pacific region, international and independent china specialists, andrew lung says the office nuclear sub deal undermines piece in the region and pushes other countries toward nuclear development. my luis lock is so as far as the united states or cuz there is concern, obviously because it is a nuclear, propelled in lot nuclear on summer reads, it's likely to send a signal to other countries to do the same. and obviously as the trial is foreign ministry, a statement says it is going to erode the kind of loan deal vehicle for reparation deal. and then it was also send signals to other countries to nuclear armed themselves. and it would break the whole global effort to the nuclear lies. obviously the small, peaceful apiece we initiated because it is a marines even though not. ready nuclear armed it is a nuclear propel using bill military purposes. these are submarines. these are not motion ships. so obviously that the use of nuclear power, all of propel systems for military means. of course, it is a violation of the lawn fruition tre

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claims were started in 2015 at the outset shell was challenging them saying the claims should be heard in nigeria, not in the u. k. making jurisdictional legal arguments to try to stop these claimants coming to court in the u. k. and making that case. so, so there have been 7 years since these claim started. and still there's no indications that she's looking to, to clean up in the community to compensate people for their losses or anything like that. at the end of the day, justice must be saft, right? so when my members of the community see that justice and finally be able to drink clean water. and we think there may be a trial in the latter part of next year potentially. and obviously, if, if the claims are successful in that trial, then we hope soon after that they would be receiving compensation and show which still to do a proper cleanup to international standards of these 2 communities. it may be the claimant's of settled along that door is always open. if a shell is willing to talk to them, if shell is willing to take proper steps to clean up, then as soon as that happens, the better for the claimant's. le

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u. k. announcement that it would supply you claim with toxic. you ruined him laden ammunition known for turning former combat zones into uninhabitable wastelands. russian president puts in, raise the issue at a news conference alongside chinese leader, gigi and ping blurry ministers for the u. k. as announced not only the supply of tanks to ukraine, but also shells with depleted uranium. it seems that the west has really decided to fight russia to the last ukranian nodded words. but in reality, if all of this happens, russia will have to react accordingly based on the fact that the collective west is beginning to use weapons with a nuclear component. depleted uranium artillery rounds have been previously used by western military is why to piss opponents, almond weaponry especially tanks. despite the grave environmental concerns, all these safe sweeney explains the potential consequences of the you case plan to provide such ammunition to cave. alongside are granting of a squadron of challenger to mean battle tanks to ukraine will be providing amm