u. k. do it's possible that the u. k. could join the united states in a v to remember the u. k has not used to veto since 1999. so lots of interesting elements to what's about to happen here. and that's bringing kristin salumi, who's in new york, your goddess monitoring development at. so what are you hearing about when this phase to, to take place and what is a expect to anytime soon? as well as you speak, i hear the bells ringing to signal the start of the meeting. so i think it's about to begin right now. we learned that france called for that closed door session before this was about to happen. it's not surprising, given that they were calling for a pause, a delay to get everybody on the same page to try to work out something that everyone could agree on before putting it to a vote. it looks like that vote is about to happen now. and kristen just give us an idea of it. okay, so that's what this evidence in, in, in accordance with 77 of the professional rosa procedure on the council. i invited to participate in this meeting, the representatives off of kind of stone door and

u. k. could you join the us in a v tech because of course that you k is also a permanent member of how significant would that be? it would be very significant because i'm in the positive, it's the us alone. that's veto things on behalf of israel. so this is the u. k. trying to give the us diplomatic cover as well out 10, surely. but it's worth remembering that the, the u. k is a long standing position of, of trying not to use the veto. i'm, it hasn't used to be to since 1989 that's more than 3 decades. so it'd be very, very interesting. um, certainly the last time we had a us be toe join this rule was when there was a brazilian resolution talking, quoting for humanitarian pauses, which eventually set some weeks later was the similar resolution was supported by the us on that occasion. the us veto it on october, the 18th, but the us, the u. k. just abstain. so i think one of the story is when we do see this vote of perhaps and don't going to be what the us does because i think he's just made it ve

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u. k. government has said that it could investigate so called public interest considerations is bad. now, what could this move mean and how significant is this for the media spear in the u . k? well i think i think the significance of it is, it is yet another example, all the government cracking down on media, you know, typing the screws even more so i think we should take it more quite seriously. but i think the idea of what this been slow to does a public concern is that the political concerns more about the concept of policy being worried about the main flagship newspaper, could be in the hands of foreigners holding a media has landscape, is obviously dominated by a small handful of companies very similar to the united states and consort to him. so why do you think there's this concern surrounding this particular take over bid? it's pretty unprecedented. i mean, you have to go back to the 1980s when egyptian a 1000000 the mental side was trying to buy gibs of a newspaper most stops on the on the basis simply, they didn't have a bridge passport in those days. that was enough to stop

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u. k. the for 50, since upon them it could decide that the back end c x at the corporate world as well because they want, you know, that picking up some of the gen that, um, you know, behaviors around once you move from life and say there's been a big x with us in terms of people wanting flexibility in what life balance and i've certainly seen that coming through with the work i do with people setting up their own businesses as well. well, the debate between those who are older and those are just coming in has always happened regardless of this time period or 50 years from now. but how have generation z workers and the workers actually get along with others in the workplace? i think one of the big uh, areas of conflicts i understand from, from the managers i've spoken to is this sense of and some people to describe gen z is lazy, but i think it's the, the kind of focus on the watson, the output. so not necessarily focused on how they get it, so they kind of page be very distracted they, you know, you might have a meeting there on that mobile phone that, you know, doing something, catalina, the

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u. k continues to deliver on. so the idea it could be complicit in war crimes against civilians in gaza on the citi card. a sudden a shave. those results israel's punitive operation against guys a grinds on with so many civilians getting killed. it's harder and harder for benjamin netanyahu has government to maintain international support. even a strong ally like the u. k is starting to feel the pressure from within its own parliament, british and peace, or demonic to know whether their country is also responsible for the civilian dental. in the debate on the sale of arms to israel, i said that we have to recognize that if we in any way 8 or provide support to a state perpetrating war crimes, we become complicit in those war crimes. we facilitate the provision of weapons to israel by americans flying from the acro terry base. that is simply unacceptable, and we are complicit. not only does the republic of cyprus have the right to know what is happening in a sovereign british base, but so to the citizens of the united kingdom, we need

u. k continues to deliver almost to the idea of a could be complicit in world crimes against civilians in gauze. all to correspondent say those people, it's israel's punitive operation against guys a grinds on with so many civilians getting killed. it's harder and harder for benjamin netanyahu government to maintain international support. even a strong ally like the u. k. is starting to feel the pressure from within its own parliament, british and peace, or demonic to know whether their country is also responsible for the civilian dental. in the debate on the sale of arms to israel, i said that we have to recognize that if we in any way 8 or provide support to a state perpetrating more crimes, we become complicit in those war crimes. if we facilitate the provision of weapons to israel by americans flying from the acro terry base, that is simply unacceptable. and we are complicit. not only does the republic of cyprus have the right to know what is happening in the southern british base, but so to the citizens of the united kingdom, we need to know that there is no complicity here. should w

but the devastation could leave a lasting mark. flooding in a tunnel on the river thames, and the u. k. as broad or eurostar train services to a hold that's disrupting holiday travel plans of thousands of people bound full paris, brussels and amsterdam, as well as london on winds and heavy rain of battle. griffin forecast as one of more stormy weather music for the masses. stranded at london saint pancras station, a flooded tunnel has brought eurostar trains to a standstill and disrupted holiday plans. many travelers are now scrambling to reach their destination as the clock ticks down to 2024. i am devastating. i've just had to cry. i just want to get it clear the others are leaving their plans up to date. uh well, i would love to stay another couple of days in a loan that might cost a lot of money to enjoy and we'll see circumstances the chaos started when this undersea rail tunnel flooded in england. which is being hit by a spell of severe weather. the rail operator says the flooding is unprecedented. the euro star trains link london to mainland europe in paris. the cancellations me

u. k, you have this thing called off. com that shuts down networks that they don't like. what they're saying is this opening up, could this potentially open up the door putting for those freedoms, coming back in the u. k. if this lawsuit stands as well? so i see there is a lot of sense to ship because we're same right now. they're all in our up for a 1000000 people taking to the streets, involved learn a madrid's and various other cities across spite and listen to be happy to 26 days . and you don't see this proposed in the media side. this is one of the reasons why things like x all very important because we need to be up to see what's going on and whether you agree or disagree with something, we need to be aware. we can pull my own opinions by doing all our research but, and what we all say now is a french minister that's different than the x. the full to shop x down in front will spreading what they described, dismissed information. this information island is doing the same and it is very, very concerning because, you know, we need to be able to have these discussions. we need to be at the report on the needs. bec

and then you just give her the best loved it just to know could i get, what could i use to publish them? that's my next u. k. would be just common is that it just somebody come to the suggest for then you know, it just wants to do so, but that is probably to chris them for the meals don't just as i'm going to put the, the, what our solution is driven in near him and just leaving us that only to my done for you, for the children. that's beautiful. well, don't you. so very interesting is because if we have a bus that idea of what you're looking at video, gymnast, you can reach the body of the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, to the, to the law should be to go enjoy a 20 so it seen the tents of a catholic charity caritas appeared on my done. they know 70 offered food and medical aid to the protest as but also gave lectures. you can gather what these folks are about from this leaflet. the proud book of a revolution rate, the leaflet handed out on my dan stated old messages here in a blast by the vatican. the amount of food i get the roost within so many it will not nav

and then each of us limits have to know can i get what could i is to publish them. that's my next u. k. would be just comment is that it just somebody that sort of suggests that then, you know, just want us to hope that that is probably to create them for the meals don't just as i'm getting put the, the, what our solution is in when you have the team and just giving us that or think you might done for you for the children. that's what they'll do the transmission because you may have busted idea of what you to look at in the judge and to good relationship. if i read you cuz the it is impossible to get lost in time, wealth comes up in tucker and see for yourself here. several groups are remaining in their own bubble of sorts, surrounded by beautiful landscape and conditions and culture. and if we've come this far, we know that it's going to be worth the journey, the angel a 20. so it's saying the tense of a catholic charities you can reach us appeared on my don. they know 70 offered food and medical aid to the protest as but also gave lake chose you can gather what these folks are about

u. k as well. um it was still got from my mind that even at that point i could be the next one. i should tiers privately. what i saw, i only needed to see once that your flight in this situation. i mean, i turned my way every other time the change it wasn't going to change. mm hm. okay . you know, i'm saying and i couldn't, i was helpless in that case. but you saw the kind of nice stuff that i use in the face of the people. yeah. share it out. the pri, this action. and there was, there was a side element of enjoyment into paula. yeah. and his eyes got couldn't see that that was around. yeah, for sure. for sure. i've become disillusioned about times and i know it becomes stressful at times and i go home and i'm stressed and i have a headache and i'm i'm tired. i'm just yeah, i'm just at that point and i'm in my time where enough is it is it is, it is enough for me to be all right now and tomorrow. i don't care about the so i had my own experience with the place recently whereby i was just sitting in my call having a conversation. and unfortunately i was taken back to the station

could die from disease within a year. that's the assessment from a leading u. k. infectious diseases x. but when it comes, as the world health organization has recorded a 180000 people suffering from upper respiratory infections, a 136000 cases of diarrhea off of them. under the age of 5155000 cases of lice and scabies, and we'll do the 4600 cases of a key joint. this single maria gun check is the head of the department of infectious diseases at the university of zillow, nevada, in poland. she says the health situation of infants in the gaza strip is extremely concerned. the stipulation is dramatic. and so let me just to start from the beginning, which means the child's vaccinations. we have any spares. that's at the moment that some nation takes it in children is quite, you know, it's not sufficient. so what, there may be in many an infectious disease this morning, which i accident preventative will last and the despite that's a lot like for example, results or chicken books that there are about 101000 case to search in books in, in gas at the moment as deputy ratio or reports so well,

u. k. winds will be blast seen through western and northern friends around the code till 10 peninsula, we could see them exceed 90 kilometers prior. so that could cause some damage. get to talk about the freezer weather coming to scandinavia, helsinki. because as you're feeling about minus 30 mid way through the week, you should be minus 2 for the month of january, back to the here. and now though there is some warrants, we look toward the balkans, many spots and double digits. okay. it's going to be a big gloomy, but your temperatures are well above where they should be for this some of the year . also mostly cloudy sky for that western side of circa, including disassemble, we've got pencilled in for 13 degrees, other side of the mediterranean. still a few showers. we've got energy coming in to the parent needs as well with that storm system. now moving across from stafford, could we go, we've set some records and gone it and the ivory coast. it's been hard including for nigeria, like us, is up to $36.00 degrees. and then we've got all this rain feeding into the west side of madagascar storms

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators once again poured on to london streets. this weekend. people could be seen carrying banners with charge slogans such as stuff the genocide. i am a child, not a target. ok, moving the program on the regional block of west african nations has the month that the, the nearby country of news, your immediately release its previously the post president mohammed buzzer and was always stayed in a qu, in july, the ex leader of his family of since being held in custody of the presidential palace, the echo was grouping us the nights, the detention was illegal, the block said it would lift sanctions against naomi if the former leader was freed . however, the leader of new jersey and electric government has insisted that mister buzzing will not be released. here's regional reporter timothy evasive with more on fridays rolling by the airport sports team is also west officer leaders. let's here in a bowl job and i do in capital. it's a chargeable course forward. following for july to that i'll certainly sir, as president mohammed for assume air force for to forward

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators. once again boring onto london streets of the weekend. people could be seen encouraging bonner's with charge slogan such as stop the genocide and i on a child, not a target. the rest is economic and resilience conflicts around the world and rising global challenges. we're just some of the topics covered by a lot of work that during his end of your q and a session this week were then 2000000 questions were submitted to the russian president about thursdays. if it covered 4 hours worth of the session took place for the 1st time since the beginning of the trained company, the willing will notable exchange, the rest of the president said, quote to us for a world of order based on rules, there are no such rules really let them are putting, made the comment while emphasizing that some of the directives can seemingly change abruptly depending on the interest of those who speak about them. now referring to the brain conflict, he describe russians and ukrainians as one of the people on playing the continuation of the fighting on nato's quote, on bridal desire

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrates is once again poured onto the streets of london this weekend. people could be seen caring sinus fits charged slogans. would it become common place after the war started 2 and a half months ago, a local journalist on the ground sense a space for pools people here being around people. in one i'm here 56 option i would expect people around the world as well. that's it for now, i'll be back at the top of the next hour. i do hope that you can join us then a a the the, the 2nd supercedes involve 18 charges which include 17 charges under the espionage act and one charge under the c. s. a leasing dr relates to the 2010 which he likes publication. so to clear the amount of publication, the rules of engagement rock, the diplomatic cables.

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators won't say again this weekend ford on to london streets. people could be seen carrying dollars, would charge the rooms such as stuff, the genocide and i'm a child. i'm not target russia's economic resilience conflict. so run the world on rising global challenges just so all of the topics covered by a lot of them are put in during his end on your 2 and a session. more than $2000000.00 questions were submitted in advance on thursdays event covered scores of them at last, at 4 hours onto place for the 1st time since the start of new print come from. the russian president also said, quotes i was for a world order based on rules. there are no such rules. really, something we're putting made the comment while emphasizing that some rules can seemingly change abruptly depending on the interest of who's speaking. referring to the ukraine conflict to describe russians, a new premiums as one people blame the slicing on nato's quote on bridal desire to create both on russia's borders. here's more from the section. the limited that is that as for the militarization,

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators. once again, ford on to london, the streets this week. people could be seen powering foreigners would charge slogans to attempt to come come in place after the war started 2 and a half months. oh, stuff member in the us senate has reportedly being fired for appearing in a day and video filmed in a congressional office. the southern ship merged on the internet. at recently, western media reports say the stuff in question of assistance. the democrats center at ben kardon was put this mess then with the schedule. but he did deny disrespecting the center this has been a difficult time for me as i have been attacked for a while off to pursue a political agenda. well, some of my actions in the past have shown poor judgment. i love my job. i would never disrespect my workplace while as one might imagine the instant as pelting all kinds of reaction on line if you like. but the senate hearing room video, you can watch actual senate is doing the same thing to you every day on cspan. this video footage of every person on january 6, but no one noticed the stuff a

u. k. pro palestinian demonstrators once again poured on to london streets. this week that people could be seen hurrying banners with charged slope such as stones, the genocide i'm a child rushes economic resilience conflicts around the world and rising global challenges just some of the topics covered by vladimir putting during his end of year 2 and a session this week, within 2000000 questions were submitted to the russian president of the thursdays of it. he covered $4.00 worth of the the session took place for the 1st time since the beginning of the ukraine conflict or the will. there were several notable exchanges, including in regards to the conflict where he blamed the finding of nato's quote on bridal desire to creep up to russia's borders while describing russians on ukrainians of one people. you're similar from the as the stickers at the minute that is that as for the militarization, if they do not want to negotiate, we are forced to take other measures including military ones. today, ukraine produces almost nothing. they are trying to preserve something. everything is brought

so much thought a couple i zoom of quotes of gauze as population could die from disease within the that's the assessment from a leading u. k. infectious diseases x. but the warning comes as the world health organization as recorded a 180000 people suffering from upper respiratory infections. a $136000.00 cases of diarrhea, half of them under the age of 5. more than 55000 cases of lice and scary base, and more than 4600 cases of acute joined the syndrome. or the again track is the head of the department of infectious diseases at the university of zillow, nevada, in poland. she says the health situation of incense and the gaza strip is extremely concerning. stipulation is dramatic. and so let me just to start from the beginning, which means the child's vaccinations we have any spares. that's. and then my explanation uptake in children is quite, you know, it's not sufficient. so what, there may be in many and infectious diseases which are uh, vaccine preventables, lots and says despite that's a lot like for example, measles or chicken books the there i have up to $101000.00 case to search in books in, in gas at the moment as

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been several security breaches at could do not add port uh the u. k. and rwanda have signed a new treaty and revising a plan by the previous government to send the asylum seekers to the east african country. big greenville was signed by british interior minister james privately, israel on the accounts apartments in big hotel in kigali. it follows the decision by the you case, top court last funds, the rule that the full taishan scheme unlawful applying is central to the british governments. goal of stopping migrants arriving on small boats across the english channel. let's take you back to the story we're talking about just a moment ago and drones strike killing 85 people in nigeria. well, for the inbox is in northern nigeria, he's in the state of could do no way that attack happens. let's bring him in now and fit for that. it says start with the obvious question here. i think many people will be wondering how was this accident disease always use a cold like how, how was an accident like this? possible to kill 85 people in a drunk strike. well as me, i

u. k. a cooling for the release of is randy captives that could 10 that could into and lead to an immediate truce. and a c spot to country is also part of a multinational force to stop who the attacks in the red sea. when i speak now to the tasha butler who is in power sports. so natasha. first off. what did they say about gaza as well? the french and british foreign ministers who a meeting of the said the that meeting was actually all about. that's a coordinating between the 2 countries, more corporation and they spoke actually may need about ukraine. and they said that the 2 countries have to be more support ukraine and make sure the russian aggression didn't prevail. they also told about immigration in ways that they could try and cub illegal immigration when it came to call. so we and you heard from the, a french foreign minister, a, she started by saying that it was vital that all the host is being held in gauze are released. she said that both person and frauds wanted to make sure that all financial aid was going to be voted personal problems with fight or financial aid that was going

u. k. officers perspective, really that, that there are supplies of run drawing up. there may be a few a few more christmas as i could take up with some munition, but in terms of the vehicles or other serious piece of equipment, there's nothing left really to give or artillery use slightly different e u. again, we must underestimate the level of commitment on the effect, the e, you tax on the personnel carriers cruise missiles, of course, that's not the got the full coming. they're not critical f sixteens, but know the answer. your question is, as you said yourself, no, they won't be able to bridge the gap on a bubble. the key issue, a bubble. i mean issue. and these, these funding debates or a possible shortfalls in weaponry being delivered. do you see that impacting or to changing rushes campaign in any way? i don't see it significantly changing or less. i know, i don't think this is going to happen, but let's say the us stop stop supporting you crying. i think that you kind of be buildable in, in the spring, but putting that aside. now look, this is this as much as strategy is to exhaust the west is to play awaiti