u. k. currently grappling with labor shortages with the pandemic and also breaks it being singled out as the main reasons for the shortfall as foreign workers were booted out of the country due to border restrictions and new immigration rules. however, the u. k. government wants to see employers make long term investments and u. k. domestic workforce instead of getting labor from abroad. although the public isn't too happy about it. i don't remember. braxton is telling us that leaving the european union would lead to farmers being forced to should mirrors of pigs on their farms. i'm sure they said there were no downsides only upsides this is criminal, there are people storing of the government or a law and healthy beaks. to go into landfill, open your eyes, we need help, more skilled stuff, unless you product common in healthy pigs killed and destroyed well, families are in poverty and can't afford food. briggs, it means briggs it vacaville again, urge is immediate action to avoid empty shells. this christmas well, a lot of the butchers that used to work in the u. k. and not from miscast tra

u. k. currently has with the european union in the read out from, from downing street as well, but the prime minister barak johnson did say that he raised the issue of the northern island protocol, which for the u. k. is the most important issue that it's around in it's in the u. k. e u relations. now the problem is, is that the european union, having seen how the u. k signed up to those deals at the beginning of the year in order to be able to have a post breaks that trade relations. it fundamentally as seen the u. k as a non trustworthy partner because having dialed back as it were, the success of all of the trade agreement that they signed. initially the u. k. had said that this was a tremendous agreement that it was paid paving the way for normal relations. but now since then, especially with the brakes that minister david frost as well, they've said that says plenty wrong with that agreement. so really b u. k is not really carrying a lot of favor in terms of trustworthiness with the european union from being of course absolutely central to the european union itself is not going to sort

u. k. currently grappling with labor shortages, the pandemic and breaks it to being singled act is the main reason for the shortfall as foreign workers ended up being booted out of the country due to border restrictions and new immigration rules. i don't remember. braxton is telling us that leaving the european union would lead to farmers being forced to should mirrors of pigs on their farms. i'm sure they said there were no downsides, only upsides this was criminal, there are people storing of the government are alone, healthy peaks to go into landfill. open your eyes, we need help, more skilled stuff unless you project common in healthy pigs killed and destroyed well, families are in poverty and can't afford food. briggs, it means briggs it. well, the national bank association senior policy advisor, rebecca vale, again, does urge immediate action to avoid and to shelves this christmas. well, a lot of the pictures that used to work in the u. k. and not from miss country. i'm following except for the a we have lost a huge number of. busy butchers from our industry and we're down about 10 to

u. k. government's response to the thought of the current of iris pandemic, of the countries worse public health failures. or the report did praise the u. k. vaccine program or more now on our top story and various un and independent agencies have founded the alarm on the increasingly di, a situation in afghanistan, 95 percent of households don't have enough to eat according to the well food program. and to 1000000 children are man nourished because i think acute food shortages about 90 percent of health facilities have been forced to close because of a lack of international aid. and the un phase i've gone is found.

well, the current u. k. government has a record of confrontation provocation on picking a fight with the e for 2 political reasons. but it also has a, has a reputation for doing and weekly you turns and ad lying whenever it sits them. so i hope they make a compromise because that's what everyone here wants to make this thing work. matthew a to thank you very much, the spending all of us out. it's a complicated story, but a very important one of back to here in the studio. thank you very much. andrea. appreciate it have is there, andrew simmons live rest in belfast? still ahead on out his ear, a pot of chili under a state of emergency. i made a wife of violence in the south between indigenous people and security forces. we made the syrian, the artisans living in jordan, who found a way to preserve their traditional would work and install with jama. the atlanta braves are on their way to the next round of playoffs. even at major play baseball . ah hello everyone. thanks for joining him. we still have temperat

u. k. pull brennan reports from manchester. richie soon ac is the former investment bank analyst. now running the u. case treasury and widely regarded as a likely success to the current prime minister boris johnson. when the u. k went into cove lockdown in 2020 soon, next government backed fellow scheme, subsidized the salaries of more than $11000000.00 workers at a cost of $95000000000.00. now he says, it's time to start balancing the books. i have to be blunt with you. our recovery comes with a cost. our national debt is almost a 100 percent of g d p. so we need to fix our public finances. so this week, low income families will stop receiving a temporary 20 pounds or $27.00 us dollars a week. uplift to a social benefit called universal credit and taxes are going up to. it's going to be a very tough winter for some. am i great warriors that we're going to have lots more people pushed into downs of loan sharks falls to use the banks and i see that so necessary. you know, the good could just continue with the 20 pound weekly, late into the winter, into the at spring and summer next year. and that would just leave a huge amount of financial pressures on low income fami

u. k. prime minister bars johnson infringe president manuel mccall currently meeting in rome as a post bricks at fishing, dispute continues. the u. k says it's actively considering invoking a brick set dispute tool for the 1st time. this comes is from suggest it will restrict the energy supplies to the british channel islands, which heavily dependent on french electricity. earlier in the wake, france seized a british vessel and is now threatening to block ports, as well as the increase check, some boats. if the u. k. doesn't grunt more licenses to fringe fishing vessels? all right, let's go live to lexi o'brien who is in paris for us. hey, there, legs. this dispute is showing no sign of d escalating. how important is this sideline discussion between the 2 late it's well as meeting between the french president menu macro and the u. k prime minister barak johnson. it's just been called a brush past me think so by the very nature of it won't. it's not expected to be very long. and the news agency is pay is reporting that actually the british didn't own any press at the top of this meeting either

u. k. government's response to the sort of the current of iris pandemic, of the countries worst ever public health failures or the report did praise. the u . k. is vaccine program are more now on our top story and various un and independent agencies have sounded the alarm on the increasingly dire situation in afghanistan. 95 percent of households don't have enough to eat according to the world food program and to 1000000 children are malnourished because of a acute food shortages. about 90 percent of health facilities have been forced to close because of a lack of international aid. and the un phase of ganeth sans aid reliant economy will need $600000000.00 in the next few months to sustain humanitarian operations. but international donors have only provided about 35 percent of that. well, let speak to mister omar, abdi about all this. he is the deputy executive director at unicef and he's just returned from afghanistan is joining us live from the un in new york. thank you very much for being with us, miss abdi. it's not just, i guess about assets being frozen and money being frozen in afgh

u. k has recorded another 52000 current virus cases on thursdays infections that continue to serge. a prime minister bars johnson says he's watching very carefully, but does not intend to bring in tighter controls at current infection levels. donahoe has more from central london. covered 900, making a pretty significant come back here in england, particularly infection numbers have been rising throughout october, hitting in fact 52000 on thursday and they're ologist along with the health secretary have been warning that they could hit a 100000 during the course of this winter death numbers are already where they were in march, but remember, then the country was in locked down. now, 7 months later old meaningful mitigations have been lifted. for some time people largely going about their lives as if it was all over. well, it's not, of course the protection conferred by the double vaccine jobs is waning, particularly in old age groups. the booster program isn't going all that well. and the 2 main unions representing doctors and medical staff have insisted that the government so called

u. k. government extends the emergency current of virus powers for another 6 months as the country records it's highest, a daily co adept told. since march those your headlines this hour. i'm out, but that does not mean you're not going to get the news. kevin, i will be here in about, let's say 29 minutes with a full and fresh look. take comfort here with our to international ah, hi, i'm bax kaiser. this is the kaiser report. you know, facts are facts and sometimes they're just easy to see. and sometimes they're not. hello, i'm max kaiser stacy. right. the fact is, this episode is going to be amazing, right? because 1st, i do want to call attention to some information that came out in the past week. we haven't had a chance to cover until now, but it's really important and it fits with basically our coverage for the past 10 years. but especially the past few years as we are in this money printing money, printer go borrow error and that wealth and income gap is causing. and you could see that in the federal reserves own data. and we keep track of this every quarter or 2 quarters. whenever th

not least looking at current affairs to like the fuel shortage here in the u. k as well. so that's a huge amount of money, but the defense secretary is defending this amount of money on the move in general, saying that the u. k. must be better equipped to defend itself, but also must be in a better position to launch these cyber attacks as well. some foreign states are waging cyber warfare not every single day, and we have a right on the international law and among ourselves to defend ourselves. and one of the way see can do that is to dismantle the tools that i used against you. for example, with the hostile state is using a server to deploy ransomware against you, spyware. using disinformation, you could use offensive side, but to deal with those servers as being on this trajectory for some time. now, in fact, the national 5, the force has been in operation, it was established since at least november of 2020. but what we do know is in the past few months now in 2021, at british officials have been hinting at who these hostile states really are. namely russia and china.

u. k. government extends the emergency current of virus powers for another 6 months as the country records its highest a daily co adept, whole since march those your headlines this hour. i'm out but that does not mean.

u. k prime minister is calling the current fuel crisis. an adjustment period for brits allegations that cause linked to a federal minister ran over demonstrators at a farmers protest and india and 7 time super bowl champion, tom brady said another nfl record teaser will tell you what that is in support. ah, are you an investigation? says all sides in libya's conflict have committed violations that may include war crimes, details, accounts of murder, torture enslavement and rape. libby has been marred by conflict since the death of its former ruler mcduffy back in 2011 with rival administrations fighting for power . on joining us now from rome is claudia cassini, she is international crisis group senior analyst for libya, caught it. this has been a brutal conflict. so this report doesn't come as a massive surprise. but does this level of detail now these documentary crimes? will it lead to more accountability? well actually this report that was published today is just the beginning of the process, the commission, this mission, that was the

including the us ambassador with persona non grata another difficult area of relations currently is between the u. k. and from surround after breakfast on trade, particularly on fishing. well, we believe that in the coming hours in the margins of the meeting, they'll be a short meeting between the british prime minister boris johnson and the french from the present emanuel macro. another important but difficult meeting. ok, james, you'll keep us across. i thank you so much, jim's maze, reporting from rome. so we were mentioning a moment ago that a global corporate tax agreed by g 20 liter is aims to discourage multinational corporations from hiding prophets and lawrence coffee call as a professor of economics, a boston university over in the u. s. she explains who will be affected the most. this will actually be good for low tax rate havens because they'll all be able to collectively raise their tax rate up to the 15 percent minimum and not have to compete with each other in this race to the bottom. so, you know, is a good for the big country is not necessarily because it's less of an incentive for

is after he did been awarded it to he said to the currently that the government in the u. k, that is, is rather nasty about people seeking asylum, or people sitting in miss admittance into this country. how much impact you think of an award like this will, will have on, on people's perception of, of, of migrant refugees. you think it, it can make a difference at all. of course, i mean these are it, his story is a story. all of a refugee was forced out because of political torn one from zanzibar and came to the u. k. in 1968 and became part of british society learned here, studied here, grew here developed here, fulfilled his academic career and his intellectual life here. so this is a story about not only refuge and not only belonging, this is a story about how people contribute to the countries that they end up in. people come equipped to pursue happy life, come equipped to contribute to society. here and after all like as a great example of this, i was struck by the comment he made to the bbc about the nastiness of the discourse on that if you use it is absolutely ungenero

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine rollout. i re personnel, any faith in the current government. poland accuses the e. g. u of pressure added to blackmail with a dispute over the rule of law. now rising to summit level also, the wounds from america is chaotic pull out from afghanistan, failed to heal in the week. a grieving father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drone strike that he shares his hot break and thoughts about compensation.

u. k. property in recent years. in fact, more than 300 current and former politicians appear in the pandora papers. those journalists say, among them 14 sitting heads of state, including the dominican republic, president kenya's, president, the check republics prime minister and ukraine's president. former heads of state are also named including former u. k prime minister, tony blair and his wife, who saved around $422000.00 by using an offshore company to purchase an almost $9000000.00 office in london's marrow bone area. according to the guardian newspaper, there was nothing illegal about the deal, but a quote highlights a loophole that is enabled, wealthy property owners not to pay a tax that is commonplace for ordinary britons. one of the most troubling revelations for the u. s. is the role of south dakota, nevada, and other states that have adopted financial secrecy laws that rifle those of offshore jurisdictions of former vice president of dominican republic, finalized several trusts in south dakota to store his personal wealth. and shares

u. k. protest as denouncing the expedition outside the high court in london with the to day hearing is currently being held. a lower court previously ruled that assange not to be sent to the u. s. on mental health grounds . he faces 18 charges there related to the publication of secret military documents . while many countries found lead paint decades ago because of its impact on young children, bob in indonesia, these pains, after widely available and activists are calling on the government to stop their manufacturing and sales. jessica washington reports now from the capital jakarta, indonesia capital minority has spray painted cars for more than 20 years. oh yeah. i know the paint contains dangerous chemicals. it's very dangerous, so i will mask. despite his concerns, he says he has to work with what he's given. toxic pains with ingredients like lead a still commonly used in indonesia, on houses, cars, school buildings, and more well, many above can lead exposure causes disturbances in a child's development. their neuro development is disrupted and it reduces their intelligent researches say

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine roll re personnel. any faith in the current government uses the e. u of pressure and blackmail with the dispute. over the rule of law rising to summit level and the wounds from americans. chaotic pull out from afghanistan, fail to hail in the wake of grieving father, who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drone strike that shed his heartbreak and thoughts about compensation. over a compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter and nephews, have lost their lives. compensation will not bring them back to life. ah, hello, good, happy with us in sunday and i'll see. so that means we're going to take you through some of the big stories coming here over the past 7 days, and the weekends developments as well. first for you, though, staff shortages soaring cobit cases and pressure on the national health service of all led to another crisis in england. the week saw new reports that in some parts of the country, patients of had to wait for almost 50 hours

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine roll, i re personnel, any faith in the current government, poland accuses the e. u of pressure and blackmail with a dispute over the rule of law. and now rising to summit level. also the wounds from america is chaotic pull out from afghanistan, failed to heal in the week. a grieving father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drones. dr. shared his heartbreak and thoughts on compensation. compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter, and their fees have lost their lives. compensation will not bring them back to life . ah no, welcome to the weekly program here on our tea international 6 pm on sunday. we are highlighting the top stories of the day and of the week. so staff shortages are soaring, covert cases, pressure on the national health service, all leading to yet another crisis in england as a week saw new report that in some parts of the country, patients have had to wait for almost 50 hours to get a bed. an accident and emergency units. in o

moscow has announced its strictest current of ours lockdown since june last year, with only supermarkets and pharmacies allowed to open from next week. meanwhile, the u. k is recorded another 52000 cove cases in one day. i made an ongoing surgeon, infections from mr. maurice johnson says he's watching very carefully, but does not intend to bring in tighter controls at current infection levels. and 1000000000 doses of corona virus vaccines have been administered in india, is also started exporting vaccines. again, as production is ramped up, the w. a chose, warned. the pandemic could go on for a year longer than necessary. if wealthy nations don't donate their vaccines. as we're talk stories do, stay with us, blood and tears french. the colonization continues next. on the back, the news our after that back now there are some things you can never forget. and there are scenes which will be etched in your memory forever. in syria, we documented atrocities. and in the northern city of a level, we witnessed something, we will never unsee the bodies bound and executed their hands, tied gunshot wounds to their heads were bad enough, but watching the relative id

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine roll. i re, person have any faith in the current government. poland accuses the e. u of prussia and blackmail with a dispute over the rule of law. now rising to summit level, both of the wounds from america is celtic, pull out from afghanistan, failed to heal in the week. a grieving father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drones. dr. shared his hot break and thoughts on compensation. compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on.

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine roll, ivory personnel, any faith in the current government? poland, misuses the e. u of prussia and blackmail with a dispute over the rule of law and now rising to that of summit level. and the womb america is chaotic pull out from afghanistan, failed to heal in the week. a grieving father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drone strike. he shares his hot break and thoughts about compensation. compensation is not a remedy for the plane inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter and nephews, have lost their lives. compensation will not bring them back to life. ah, well, it certainly has been a busy week here were naughty international for your world wide news stories. so let's highlight some of them with a weekly or naughty into will a staff shortages, soaring covered cases and pressure on the national health service, all leading to another crisis in england or this week saw new rapport. so in some parts of the country, patients, i've had to wait for almost 50 hours to get a bed in acc

has announced its strictest current of ours knocked down since june last year, with only soup, lockets and pharmacies are allowed to open from next week. meanwhile, the u. k is recorded another 52000 cove cases in one day amended ongoing surgeon infections. farmers devoris johnson says he's watching very carefully, but does not intend to bring in tighter controls at current infection levels. and 1000000000 doses have grown of ours vaccines have been administered in india. it's also started exporting vaccines. again, as production is ramped, up at the w. h. o has warned, the pandemic could go on for a year longer than necessary. if wealthy nations don't donate their vaccines, us house of representatives has voted to hold donald trump's former allies, steve bannon, in contempt of congress. it means he could face charges for refusing to corporate with an investigation into storming of the capital in january. the former aid is ignored, a subpoena from the select committee investigating the attack. do say with us on how to 011 east is coming up. next one is for you after that. i for now, china has been very strategic in the way to expanding a suite in the indi

u. k. every step of the way that mismanaged the crisis aside from the vaccine rollout. i re personnel of any faith in the current government. poland, acute at the e. u. of pressure and blackmail with a dispute over the rule of law rising to summit level. also, the wounds from america is chaotic pull out from afghanistan, failed to heal in the week, a greeting father who lost 10 family members in a wrongful drones drive. there. he shows a todd break and thoughts about compensation over with compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter, nephews who have lost their lives. compensation will not bring them back to life. ah, well, it is a sunday afternoon here at moscow and a very will welcome to you just in time for the weekly. and there were tons of stories that shape this week when are you international? i'm rural research. so staff shortages and soaring cove, it cases and don't forget pressure on the national health service. that's all leading to another crisis in england the weeks or new reports that in some parts of the country. pa

u. k. a. there is a bit of confusion that some tried to portray this current at high energy prices. is the 1st crisis of clean energy transition. and this is inaccurate and to affair, this has nothing to do with decrease energy. it is mainly driven by the, as i said, the huge growth coming across the fuse and the unexpected disruptions on the supply side. if there is something to look at here, it does that because we hit it too much clean energy. maybe we had to little clean energy that we are ending up this dish. and therefore, my expectation from the climate summit in a glasgow is that the countries around divert leaders of those countries come together. united way to tell divert is the future is clean energy and we do all care about the head of our planets. the push for green energy is still a contentious one in bulgaria. hundreds of coal mine is protested in the capital sophia on wednesday, demanding job security. the angry or b e. use val to close mines and co 5 plan. so the coming decade. oh, guerria is the poorest country and the block and work as a tens of thousands of jobs

pandemic, very difficult, a financial past 20 months, not least looking at current affairs to like the fuel shortage here in the u. k as well. so that's a huge amount of money, but the defense secretary is defending this amount of money on the move in general, saying that the u. k. ah must be better equipped to defend itself, but also must be in a better position to lower c cyber attacks as well. some foreign states are waging cyber warfare not every single day. and we have a right on the international law and among ourselves to defend ourselves. and one of the way see could do that is to dismantle the tools that i used against you. for example, with the hostile state is using a server to deploy ransomware against you, spyware. using disinformation, you could use offensive side, but to deal with those servers. now the united kingdom is yet to suffer what's deemed as a tear won all catastrophic cyber attack from these so called hostile regimes. bought the u. k. it's it says it would be an error election of duty if the u. k. was not in a position to strike back against these rogue states. plus it's been on this trajec

not least looking at current affairs to like the fuel shortage here in the u. k as well. so that's a huge amount of money, but the defense secretary is defending this amount of money on the move in general saying that the u. k. must be better equipped to defend itself, but also must be in a better position to lower the cyber attacks as well. some foreign states are waging cyber warfare not every single day, and we have a right on the international law and among ourselves to defend ourselves. and one of the way see can do that is to dismantle the tools that i used against you. for example, with the hostile state is using a server to deploy ransomware against you, spyware. using disinformation, he could use offensive side, but to deal with those service has been on this trajectory for some time. now, in fact, the national fiber force has been in operation. it was established since at least november of 2020, but what we do know is in the past few months now in 2021. british officials have been hinting at who these hostile states really are. namely russia and china. russia ha