u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s, as prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation of the u. k. accelerated to 70 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling rushes worn. ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chains. people in argentina have been protesting of arising prices saying they can't, but not food on the table, thousands miles through when as iras on the same day, the government said it's inflation rate. it's 6.7 percent the highest and 20 years . that was on the street say their monthly $190.00 food stipend only buys them yogurt and serial. many families are going without staples like rice and noodles and meet with type of creature. the headlines here and al jazeera russia has confirmed a blast, a board it's warship must be the flagship of its black sea fleet. russian defense man, if he says ammunition on board, the

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u. k. could be facing a biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s, as prices were based off to help those struggling rushes worn. ukraine has contributed to global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chains. environmentally altering more blue and sustainable economies to curb climate change . about $19000000000.00 has been pledged in the past, but organizes one more needs to be done in the state in the western pacific. so the urgency of action, i would say it is a fundamental shift from the 1st conference to where we are today. and we're here to try to figure out what we can do to secure the commitments and the action necessary to change that conversation if you will. and what's happening is these small island developing states are, is bearing the disproportionate burden. if you will, of the impacts of those greenhouse gases in the heating this taking place. so i actually think it's all hands on deck, very meaningful way. make the investments that are necessary. heat wave in north

u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s was. price is for basic goods rise rapidly . inflation in the u. k. accelerated to 7 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling. rushes or, and ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chains. christians, marking holy week in latin america are finally able to congregate at one of the most important churches in venezuela. the pandemic prevented the devout from praying to the sculpture of christ in the basilica sent theresa many catholics in venezuela. believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera, talked with carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed wise, really forces in the occupied west bank. youngest was a 14 year old boy, israeli forces someth

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u. k. support is still with ukraine. and as such, there is suggestion now that the u. k. could actually send tanks in to poland, allowing the polish army to pass on their soviet era tanks for using ukraine to assist the country. there with their continued war efforts. but what's really interesting now is how we are seeing different versions coming out from different countries about what's happening on the ground and realistic possibilities for the future? well, there's apparently no unity in the you when it comes to counseling russian media either as members of some european outlets of question the legitimacy of bunning for new sources. calling the move a challenge to freedom of speech. a journalist from b in our news radio, which is the netherlands base channel, as also spoken out on the issue. bernard hamelburg said western sanctions against russian media including nazi and sport nick, or a shameful suppression of the press. a need to launch a vehicle, actually terrible. sure. and can i put on the olli and import off from dr if the 1st page and you for media other, you know,

u. k. support is still with ukraine. and as such, there is suggestion now that the u. k. could actually send tanks in to poland, allowing the polish army to pass on their soviet era tanks for use in ukraine to assist the country there with their continued war efforts. but what's really interesting now is how we are seeing different versions coming out from different countries about what's happening on the ground and realistic possibilities for the future. the u. s. as reiterated his intent to sanction china, beijing provides material support to russia. miss military campaign in ukraine. shanice foreign minister, however, it back of the american warnings, making it clear the beijing or not change course. the deputy secretary of state's remarks amount to the old trick of smearing china, beijing's position on the ukraine issue as above board objective and beyond reproach. china has seen what we have done in terms of sanctions export controls, designations. these are v, russia, so it should give them some idea of the menu from which we could choose if indeed china were to provide m

u. k. support is still with ukraine. and as such, there is suggestion now that the u. k. could actually send tanks in to poland, allowing the polish army to pass on their soviet era tanks for use in ukraine to assist the country there with their continued war efforts. but what's really interesting now is how we are seeing different versions coming out from different countries about what's happening on the ground and realistic possibilities for the future. as apparently no unity in you when it comes to canceling russian media either as the members of some european atlas of questions, the legitimacy of banning foreign sources. calling the me the challenge to freedom of speech, a journalist from a b and our news radio channel based in the netherlands is also spoken out on the issue, but not hamelburg strongly disapproves of western sanctions against russian media, including our t. sputnik and others. thank. it's shameful suppression of the press o dorn hawkish hearts to shoot this land and green it neat to it, a rouge long and orange. for me, i'll show you a false note long rick l

u. k. could this be a much more traumatic experience if asylum seekers are deported if they're taken or if they're sent to rwanda to be processed? they're absolutely. i think that's i'm and a humane plan by the you could government to make a decision, 1st and foremost, to win again, our durgin, the responsibility to refugees, and also the refugee convention which we are sitting at to read to which we need to upon and which the international community, respecting asked to uphold that. what message are we sending to order or the other people. and secondly, it was, it will be a massive shock to any room for use or asylum seekers to find himself after fleeing. after going through the traumatic, after thinking there is to get into a country where you think that you will be safe. we think that you will be protected to send somewhere somewhere far away. which dead is not safe bliss in that country. we have 100-8000 over on ron rondon, which are in exile, which they have free dwanda to grow sick protecti

u. k. could be sent to rwanda to be resettled, is that the agreement with the east african country would tackle illegal immigration and that migrants would be humanely removed. opposition? labor party, supplant, is unworkable and unethical you international stand. coming up next in d, w. news, asia hunger in shalanda as an economic crisis, pushes the country to breaking point movement bought from colombo day in jakarta, we meet the people who controlled with the traffic of one of the world's busiest cities. but as a john will have those stories and more in just a moment and i'll be back with well, well there's at the top of the i'm good with the touch of normality in the meat still for the stores open again in key box, the war is not over yet. on the outskirts of keys, volunteers continue to prepare for focus on europe in 60 minutes on d, w. mm. what secrets? why behind these walls, discover new adventures in 360 degrees and explore fascinating world heritage sites with d, w world heritage 360. g

u. k. could send tanks to poland and poland then could pass on its current soviet era tanks to ukraine in a bid to assist the country. and what's clear though, is that it is getting more and more difficult for the west to see what the possible outcomes of this were, are in ukraine. whether that is the you being unable to push ahead with some of the sanctions. it would ideally like 2 or whether it comes with what the reality is with happening on the ground. if that's for a russian win or to stand with ukraine. i thought he shot dimansky. charlotte, thank you for those details. oh, me. well, rushes to fans, ministry has declared readiness to introduce a humanitarian ceasefire around the as of style factory and mario paul, that after that, in a putin's command to cancel the storming of the fortified side, ukraine's troops inside the factory have been told to raise white flags if they wish to surrender a corresponded mark gas, do you have reports from the outskirts of the embattled industrial zone? w

u. k. could be sent to rwanda to be resettle. so he said the agreement with the east african country would tackle illegal immigration and that migrants would be humanely removed. the opposition labor party says that the plan is unworkable. and an ethical seeing that the hollywood actor cuba gooding junior, has admitted to forcibly kissing a waitress back in 2018. the stars lawyer says the admission is part of a plea deal relating to charges that he groped several women. though he still faces a civil law suit for rape. police here in germany have arrested for members of a far right group on suspicion of plotting violent attacks to so civil unrest. prosecutors say that they were planning to blow up power stations and that they wanted to kidnapped germany's health minister, who has drawn criticism for supporting further pandemic restrictions. the plot to bring down democracy was said to have been hatched on telegram prosecutor c. far right extremists wanted to trigger power outages and civil war light conditions. it didn't stop ther

u. k. support is still with ukraine. and as such, there is suggestion now that the u. k. could actually send tanks in to poland, allowing the polish army to pass on their soviet era tanks for use in ukraine to assist the country their with their continued war efforts. but what's really interesting now is how we are seeing different versions coming out from different countries about what's happening on the ground and realistic possibilities for the future. now the news 23 years ago, nato forces bond serbia's tv. it's how in belgrade 16 civilians died with 60 more injured canadian serve in film. there it's a bar is smaller. gorski looked back at the grim pages of the past. this stay in 1999 nato bomb. serbia's public broadcaster radio television, serbia nieto justified the attack by saying r t, as was a part of slow, but i'm low so much. is war propaganda, which is why they killed 16 workers, makeup artist, technicians, artists, and security staff. was this a legitimate military target or a war crime? think why was serbia bombed in the 1st place? the wes wanted serbia to give up

u. k. support is still with ukraine. and as such, there is suggestion now that the u. k. could actually send tanks in to poland, allowing the polish army to pass on there to get air tanks for use in ukraine to assist the country there with their continued war efforts. but what's really interesting now is how we are seeing different versions coming out from different countries about what's happening on the ground and realistic possibilities for the future. well, they know the news. it's been a turbulent week for western media platforms with one of them. disney being stripped of its unique status by florida lawmakers. disney privileges were scrubs as a criticized so called don't say gay legislation, which forbids instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten through to 3rd grade. the same time ela, musk took a shot, a netflix knocking billions off its stock market value. apparently, due to its quotes, extra woke agenda on the cnn plus service announced it was shut down on april 30th, just a month after launching. well, we can cross live now to steve gil

u. k. could be part of as well. and another question is, what will these high profile european politicians like russell or from the land there? will they go to chrome, a torso will they go to the near square? a torch could fide by the ukrainian forces killed more than 20 civilians just over 2 weeks ago. will they go there? will they go on one of our media tours and make statements about how horrific those are civilian? lots of that civilian loss of life was so by these questions are purely rhetorical, of course, but these questions they are being raised more questions are being raised by the b t a probably european are politicians, for example, like this italian member of the european parliament stopped at a digital gear tivicay to it, i heard that we are talking about a complete embargo on russian gas, which would be absolutely unacceptable for our economy. and this is based on the facts reported by the ukranian government about the chat, but they're already serious doubts about their veracity. and again, going bac

u. k. could be facing the biggest drop and living standards since the 1950s. as the prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation accelerated to 70 percent in the month of march, price is rising faster than wages and there is pressure on the government to do more to help those that are struggling. i will bring you this story. as 3 people suspected of operating the largest cannabis plantation in europe, if and arrested by spanish police. 30 say they destroyed 415000 plants in the vara, worth a $108000000.00 to more suspects under investigation in a neighbouring region. officials suspect the ham plants who being sent to switzerland and italy to be turned into a county by d o. c b d which is illegal in spain a turkish restaurant. iona has tried launching a ca. bob in space. oh oh. oh oh, yeah. yeah. oh cool. see, idea here is to send the meal. why know, could bob has ever gone before? inspired by the 61st anniversary of the 1st man to going to spice soviet cosmonaut eureka garden. after reaching the stratosphere $38.00 comb says above of the helium balloon it wa

u. k. could send tanks to poland and poland. ben could pass on it's current, soviet era tanks to ukraine in a bid to assist the country. and what's clear though is that is getting more and more difficult for the west to see what the possible outcomes of this were, are in ukraine. whether that is the you being unable to push ahead with some of the sanctions, it would ideally like 2 or whether it comes with what the reality is with happening on the ground. if that's for a russian win or to stand with ukraine. a former swedish diplomat who's also worked for the atlantic council think tank an organization with close ties to nato hazards. the u. s. lead military block to directly attack russian cities. my humble advice to nato would be one. give all the arms you can asap to ukraine to open the black sea ports of ukraine for normal shipping. 3 bomb relevant russian cities, preventively to make sure that prudent does not use chemical arms or nukes wake up . we are at this stage. while that quaint has since been deleted, and as, as lends

u. k. citizens could be pushed below the poverty line. this will see a further 1300000 people fall interrupt poverty next year, including 500000 children. the 1st time britain has seen such a rise in poverty outside of recessions. so trying to correct what it calls the mistakes of the past. the u. k. is now a tweak of fallen into an even darker reality. the fierce protests have ruptured in france after the presidential elections 1st round ended with a mere 3 percent gap between incumbent and manual micron and far right. candidate marine the pen in the city of ren, hundreds of people protested against both micron, amber pen, shouting anti fascist spoken. demonstrators were seen setting up barricades and starting a fire even with significant police presence in place. it's estimated that around 500 people hit the street of the french town following the election results that does it for me, i will be back in about 35 minutes with more news and commentary. this is archer, traditional, glad to have with the tonight is for your book because if s

u. k citizens could be pushed below the poverty line. this will see a further 1300000 people fall interruption poverty next year, including 500000 children. the 1st time britain has seen such a rise in poverty outside of recessions. so trying to correct what it calls the mistakes of the past. the u. k. is now a tweak of fallen into an even darker reality. the fierce protests have erupted in france after the presidential elections 1st round, ended up with a mere 3 percent gap between incumbent and manual micron and right wing candidate marine the pen in the city of rent. hundreds of people protested against both micron and the pen shouting anti fascists. slogans. demonstrators were seen setting a barricades and even starting a fire with a significant police presence in place. it's estimated that around 500 people in the streets of the french town following the election results, our correspondence showed davinsky reports on the reaction to the 1st round. and the expectations for what is going to head is, is a re run of what we so 5 years a

u. k citizens could be pushed below the poverty line. this will see a further 1300000 people fall into absolute poverty next year, including 500000 children. the 1st time britain has seen such a rise in poverty outside of recessions. so trying to correct what it calls the mistakes of the past. the u. k is now a tweak of fallen into an even darker reality. the fierce protest to have erupt it in france after the presidential elections 1st round, ended with a mere 3 percent gap between incumbent menu macross and foreign right. candidate marine the pen. now, in the city of ren hundreds of people protesting against both moran and the pen, shoving anti fascist slogan, demonstrators were seen setting up barricades and starting a fire with significant police presence in place. it's estimated that around 500 people with the streets of the french town following the election results. i said, does it for me? i will be back in 34 and a half minutes with another 4 fresh look at your new stay with our to international . ah, what we've got to do is iden

u. k. warning. it could be used as a propaganda to buy moscow. the russian president supported the sentiments made by mister gutierrez, having not the kremlin still looks with surprise up the claims of some country seeking essentially exclusive rights in the world. with the thing that the main rule of the world is, the un charter, the community, and other documents adopted by the surgeon, is ation not much. some documents that were drafted by someone for them sales for their own interests. and it came as a surprise to us to hear some statements of our counterparts about that someone in the world can have some exclusive rights to do something diner. stand. watching federation has a number of grievances regarding what is happening. can you frame regarding the european security as well as for, let's take in ortiz john quarter for more and not don. indeed, kick us through what was discussed at the high level meeting right here in the russian capital while union. definitely some interesting takeaways from that meeting between russian president vladimi

u. k warned, it could be used as a propaganda tool by moscow. the u. n. chief, whoever says it's important not to forget about the values of a multi polo world. this very importance, even in these moments of difficulty to keep the lives the values of multi let so lose we neither, whoa, that's who's multi polish with multi level institutions and those multilateral institutions must abide by the un charter and by international law, the un secretary general antonio gutierrez expressed a lot of the same positions that we heard from russia's foreign minister, sir gay, laugh rov, primarily that that piece cannot be established unilaterally. in fact, labyrinth himself said that multilateralism was the word probably used most during his talks with gutierrez. and he also said that the un needs to better reflect a changing world. use the word you. the world has changed. americans claim they want to make the world unipolar for good, but objective processes go in the opposite direction. the world is multi polar. and we have been repeatedly saying that the un secur

u . k prime minister boys johnson explaining what the potential could be for this policy. have a nice and have a look if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k, but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent sir. i wonder if they are seen by u. k. prime minister boys johnson as a deterrent john feet and b spoke to us a little bit earlier. his like we shouldn't be thinking about flying asylum seekers across the world to a wonder we should be thinking of different ways to make sure they have safe passage. this is what he taught us earlier. a british red cross with stylish and saying, well, you take government to send the messiah hallway around the world. rwanda to have the right side claims process there. we don't fuse with her. and eliza risk crossing the english channel. instead, the government should be focused on creating more safe routes. refugees, to be able to reach her without hate, most

u. k by crossing english channel could soon be flown to were wanda, for processing as part of a 130000000 dollar deal that's expected to be announced on thursday. the u. k. home secretary is already in rwanda to sign the agreement rights groups have criticized the plan. camilla causes from the migration policy institute and she says you can't, government will face a lot of human rights questions. denmark us tried and to, i mean, as adopted similar legislation but fell so hard to find a country that would accept to move forward with such processing assist in australia as also has experienced with, with the system. and i think there a range of question with, with this plan and one is real human right consideration. and here at there will be a lot of question for the u. k. government to answer, you know, how these people will be transfer, how they will be treated in this camp, and what type of steps they're going to have in 1 dollar. and whether they are going to have freedom of movement and, and if they're asked them, application is going to be, you know, crosses in $1.00 will be higher. is

but if you could describe in one sentence the atmosphere in the u. k, where this policy is a policy that is being discussed and trying to be pushed forward. how would you describe it in a closing sentence? done and at one sentence, but what i would say is that this is not even about whether the policies even an active role is, is about changing public opinion in the aligned to the government, to make it as less tolerable and less compassionate. fo stop, they won't change the dial so that what we consider ethical is no longer what we might have once done. and they want to make it so that we don't have compassion for other human beings. and that is the real issue here. and we must resist that at any cost. maria. thank a frank many. thanks, emily. thank you. as your comment. sure. questions and discussion on line as well. i see next time take everybody. ah african stories from african perspective. a mint condition, select wireless, cuz you with short documentaries, african fill me a book, you know, fast filled with me. it's really important to teach that

u. k and ukraine would grow in future that you crank, rely on british intelligence and other major technology. so there really was a lot full volume events could be happy about and he has said that the u. k. is basing exemplar to other european countries who have be much more reluctant, much slow at supply the kind of weapon systems that ukraine has been owed to the us before. this war is of course, far from over negotiation cease fire. any kind of resolution is also seemingly far away, or more can you tell us about what we can expect in this next stage of the war? definitely, even though those talks in various formats are continuing between ukraine and russia, it seems like for now, most of those talks are just of to take a box basically because not the site can really afford to be seen to not be open to negotiation, but you don't get a sense, especially from the russians, that they are willing to really compromise on what they're trying to achieve here. and even huge losses of russian soldiers and huge losses also, equipment in the hallway that doesn't seem to really change that calculation. and ukraine similarly has done a lot better than b

u. k. defense ministry warned that moscow could still reach ukrainian target from the black sea. as despite the sinking of its most prestigious warship, the moscow, earlier this month, the spokesman of the pentagon held back tears as he denounced russian president vladimir putin during one of his regular briefings. john kirby described moscow's actions as depraved, hard to look at what he's doing in ukraine, what his forces are doing in ukraine. and think that any, an ethical moral individual could justify that. it's difficult to look at the serious, mature leader would do that. so i can't talk to a psychology, but i think we can all speak to his depravity. i'll deserves me back as more from the mold though than capital just enough for a couple of hours drive away from ukrainian border. the situation here in the mall, dove and capital cushion now couldn't be more different. the country has taken in more ukrainian refugees per capita than any other. but given that uptake in these 2 and officials said that a security service building was attacked with rockets and grenades on tuesda

u. k, by crossing the english channel could soon be flown to wonder for processing is part of a deal that's expected to be announced and signed on thursday, written at home secretary's already in. rewind that for the signing you, kate will give her one to just over $130000000.00 as part of the trial scheme. rights groups have criticize the decision. camilla cause is a senior policy analyst with a migration policy institute. she joins us live via the mexico city. thanks for being with us today. yeah. why do you think you k has come up with this arrangement and what will it actually mean for a solid seekers? yes. so this has been discussed for several months, and it is florida for a broad range of policy and measure that signature, externalize to mila state obligation to process asylum seeker, on, you know, on the on territory. and as explained by the u. k. government, it is seen as a way to better migrants from coming in the 1st place by agitating the threat that it could be sent to a far away location where the application will be processed to a country with which i have no connection whats