u. k to all of this? well, i think the reaction in the u. k. depends on ready which parts of the cohens area you're looking at and how they feel about france and how they feel about the current british government. there are sections of society and political life in the u. k. that likes getting out the nose is the french and therefore is, i think, amused by what's been going on. certainly thing. so the french being a little over hysterical throwing that toys out of the prime box. i'd say there are a great many people here who also think that the french have been very hard done by and this new situation. and that's the, the deal that's been done between the united states, the u. k. and australia. although it has advantages for the certainly has not perhaps been the best handled. and the french could be considered to be rightly aggrieved to having lost numerous things. they've lost a very lucrative arguments deal, a multi $1000000000.00 deal with australia. they've also lost faith ready. they have been humiliated by this micron has been humiliated. i may

u. k. jobs and american jobs are dependent on u. k. business, so it's very small move by the british embassy. but what it is, is that in congress, you have a lot of american politicians that have irish roots and don't want to see that protocol broken, but not it. does anybody in the u. k. in the u. k. they will piece also to good friday agreement. has to be maintained in terms of peace. and now there's another issue that's obviously been a big news over the last several days. and that is the pact for building nuclear power submarines between australia, united kingdom and the united states. and france is none too happy about the how is that going to affect the economic relationship between france in the u. k? well, couple of things. number one, the french have to pull their french out of the us. and actually the french, if you remember that the oldest ally of the u. s. because they actually ganged up on us but to our new orb independence. but i think it's a very sad move. and she, particularly when they micro declared about now it's gre

it's afraid of economic sanctions, and it's dependent on the u. k for its funding that want to pick on united states. and particularly here was a recent example with the, the drone strike in afghanistan, innocent civilians were killed in 1st place in the united states. depends on owned up to that. sometimes these things happened by accident. sometimes innocent people are killed deliberately and that's why atrocities have to be investigated by such organizations as the as international criminal court. but effectively what we're left with is what the united states will investigate itself, punish itself. and he's not really going to be impartial and independent, and probably not gonna be very heavy handed when it comes to punishing itself. is it? they will punish the us, won't punish itself at all. i mean, even in iraq where us marine slaughtered almost the entire village and had dita re young girls and then murdered them and set their bodies on fire. the u. s. cords to the shock and amazement of the iraqi people actually let those war criminals go and

u. k. medicines, regulator the the dr. depending on the medicines and health care products and i get it 3 agency reported lean protest against the vaccination of children against it. last month, as similar demonstrations will protest, this tried to storm what they thought was the receipt headquarters. although, in fact, it was a building volkoff that had vacated years ago. so that's how you just looking at so far tonight here, naughty it was good to have the company will be back again in about 30 minutes. the families that i took marking your function, you would like to go to somebody else who definition me, what is your number or do you i don't know whether you got that limit and i wanted them to be like that. you don't know what about the less about me and ah, is your media a reflection of reality in a world transformed what will make you feel safer? type relation or community? ah, you going the right way or are you being direct? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths will

now very much more dependent on support from the u. k. and from our allies like a strayer, as well as quad partners like japan and india. so the dynamics have shifted and particularly since the, the, the current of ours, emanating at a whoo han and the obvious cation and deflection. that's a merge since then, that has really crystallized in australia, a sense of china and president g, not to be trusted. and this is really quite a transformative, a phenomena and that's changed the way the government can operate. and of course, in the liberal democracy, a government may operate on its electro mandate. and we've seen a massive swing against showing up over its actions in, in, in, over the doris. it's actions in rhetorically, it's, it's cyber attacks. it's foreign interference, let alone it's actions in the search on the see the himalaya as the east china sea and elsewhere. so you put it altogether up and it crystallizes into this august moment if you like. i tell you something we haven't heard a lot about, and that's public opinion there in

depends on how you look at it. if you want clear results, then a majority system like in the u. k, clearly produces winners and on an election night, you know, who's the next prime minister and the german case it might lead to. i don't know a few months until we finally know who's going to be the winner. and it can even be that the social democrats don't really offer enough to have junior partners. it's most likely that they need to. because i don't think that the spirit and the grand correlation between the social democrats and the christian democratic union would allow swap of places that the social democrats will take the chancellor re and the christian democratic union only the vice chancellor said he was in such a bad condition after michael that i don't see this happening. so there will be something like a free party coalition. and that can take a long time until they agree on what is done nailed down in a coalition treaty. so if i understood this right, you could get a 340 coalition, not involving the party that one the most folks say that could be basically an opposition.

u. k. the u. s. there's no question the destroyer in china, the relationship is very strong. there's also no question. the destroyer is very dependent on chinese economic activity and that's, that's a real point in a leverage point that you've identified. but there's many people sign in the best way to the size influence on biking to align one cell are predominantly in overwhelmingly with the us and is continuing to try and independently positioning and it's other people's way supply results and our resource leverage, particularly in extractive minerals and natural resources gives us a real opportunity to, to push back on by gene. and that, that makes more sense than a multi $1000000000.00 nuclear eyes ation project that will take decades and rises, all sorts of unintended consequences, security issues here and abroad. all right, well thank you very much for coming in the program, sharing those thoughts on indeed concerns. dave sweeney anti nuclear campaign or live from melbourne. thank you. well, our friendship between washington and camber might not be as close as it seems when a nice thing the security deal president biden appear

u. k. now, how long before i make that decision to actually getting into truck and driving like how long does that take? well, it, it depends correctly the deed of processing your license at the moment because they are also culpable, and they've been very slow getting licenses back to people. i know someone at the moment who had an accident and lost a license, due to medical asher and no offense and well in the past and ready to go and have been waiting months and months for the license back. and but if you want to be a truck driver, but all several steps you need to jump through, they are trying to fast track people for so you can go straight from driving a car turn. i'll talk you later, lot a. but as so, but also several steps, you guys go through, you've got medical and you've got to go into the field a test or how's the perfection test? you're going to do your drive and run the process, changing the reverse thing maneuver. but you can't just store and do it and then to be driving, not even close at crater conrad to process ok. hey me. dire in liverpool is throwing money and short cuts as doug was saying, short cuts into

production in recent weeks, china is highly dependent on coal for power of aging aims to pollution and emissions of climate change in gases or china has condemned the u. k for selling a washer through the taiwan strait. chinese military followed h. m. s. richmond through the waterway. undescribed. britain's behavior as harbouring evil intentions. the british military says the ship had been working with allies in the china seen, was traveling to vietnam. be government is drafting in the military to help deal with the fuel crisis across the country. then the environment secretary says military trainers will be used to claire. a backlog of driver tests move follows days of long queues, filling stations with many being forced to close. the business secretary's already suspended competition goals for the fuel industry to try and allow supplies to target filling stations which are running low. scroll straight away through re simmons who's done it by the petrol station in london. so, laundry. what's the scene there? what's happening? well, this has just been one massive cup to 67 hours in the past half hour. you see the things that bring up some what they've r

dependence ministry says nato partners will revise it. so it's easy concept all the lines and follows a dispute over recently saw insecurity deal between the u. s. u k and australia, but left france in the cold. the also had the spot record e u energy prices on a huge shortfall and supplied the blog, is loving a fines on poland for using coal. and it's also blinding russia for the crisis. the gas rubber boats and hundreds of rest follow chaos at melbourne's woman morial protests. continue in australia against coven vaccine laws for a 3rd day. ah! why for moscow? thanks for joining us in our international. i'm daniel hawkins with util. sunrise. welcome to the program. for development in between the us and france as a new anglo american australian security deal takes a new twist. with the french ministry of defense saying nato partners have agreed to rethink the strategic crux of the lines. the reason for nato's existence is transatlantic security. this is what we want to remind the united states off. therefore, our partners decided on our initiative as well as on the initiative of germany to revise the strategic concept of the alliance. being allies

dependence ministry says nato partners will revise that. so it's easy concept. all the lines and follows a dispute over recently saw insecurity deal between the u. s. u k and australia. but left prompts in the cold also had the spot record e u energy prices on a huge shortfall and supplied the blog, is loving and fines on poland for using coal. and it's also blinding russia for the crisis. the rubber boats and hundreds of rest follow.

depends upon the supply of the vaccine. so if you think about it, if you haven't got the vaccines to boost 16, you're not even going to consider it. and the u. k has gone on the 50 and above my view is really we need robust evidence before we go down the boosting way. and in the meantime, please donate joe back seems right. thank you very much for your time talking about connie. we appreciate it. thank you. much more still come tie downs attempts to reform the police, who faced accusations of brutality, corruption, living and fear, migrants in mexico desperately trying to avoid duplication. and joe will be here with all the actual police where the title favorites were involved in an exciting encounter. ah, let's go at september 17th. here's her weather for europe and africa, more flooding once again. this time in northern italy scooping up 87 millimeters of rain. so we had flooded our streets here around the airport of milan. more than 30 people had to be rescued, so dinging boats were dispatched there. and you know what? there is the threat of more thunderstorms over this area through central parts of italy as well. the eastern shore of the a

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u. k. so to work here and to start new lives. but as for dominic, rob number 10 has said that the prime minister has full confidence in his foreign secretary. but it really does depend on certain answers. but he'll give as to whether the, the pressure will continue on him because it's not just against his department, but against his personal performance. for example, going on holiday, like boris johnson did the prime minister just before the fall of kabul and refusing to put in a coal to guarantee the safe evacuation of interpreters who worked with british forces. okay, will you let us know how that parliamentary committee goes? nadine baba live for us in london, tara golly, is the author of the 40 war in afghanistan. a chronicle for told he thinks it's time for western palace to learn from their mistakes in afghanistan. i think the 1st thing which has to be said very clearly and bluntly that this has been a huge political and ideological defeat for the american empire, for nato and for their lives. and it will bring hope on that level to many others who are still struggling like in palestine and other parts of that. this is possible, this can be done. and that is t