u. k. did during world war 2. this was a man's east country, and that is country and still those he was elected. he's the like to lead to ukraine and he's done what winston churchill in britain and 2nd will. and boris johnson, the man who does have to button and make sure the conflict kept going. 4 years ago, what a deal was on the table. when we europeans, going to stop being scandalized about donald trump and stopped helping him to end this war. that's as a car in for it as prime minister is even willing to send his own troops unprepared . consider committing purchased forces on the ground. alongside off those. if there is a last in piece agreement, but the must be a us back stop us. because a us security guarantee is the only way to effectively deter russia from attack. can you create a good? but as you can see, even here, the minutes that us involvement is necessary, which won't happen if they don't get their minerals. so now the question remains, are the minerals there for the taking or have they already been

u. k. did. during world war 2. my colleagues, us get taylor got reaction from workers at party of britain later. george galloway . a start was not exactly accurate. britain held problem entry by elections throughout the 2nd world war and the, the charge of government sustained loss after loss after loss. and there was no attempt to arrest the leaders of the opposition in brit during the 2nd world war. in fact, they were brought into the gum. unless when critics of the government like an iron bevan were on their feet every day, attacking the way in which the war was being push you. now, the britain, the arrest, the editors, the proprietors, all newspapers, they didn't disappear, of their opponents. they didn't put their opponents on the house arrest as uh, as the landscape has done. but in the united states, the presidential elections throughout both wars. the elections presidential elections during the american civil war, which was one of the worst was in the history. so they're not big and totally accurate here, b

u. k. government did something similar. and you know what happened that office when it was mobbed in 2 minutes till 4 and a fast, it just became a smaller l always full myself. on with this, the united king don's influence in the global stage completely diminished. yes, america fost is a good principal to get elected on, but american floss dot is being projected now really will end up in diminishing the stock of the united states. and for most of those communities, therefore, it is going to be very, very difficult for the next couple weeks and months ahead. but they might find ways of adjusting, maintain training. it is going to be incredibly prudel, all right, on that point. so lie, is it easy for organizations like yours to find those alternative sources of funding outside of usaid organizations? yes. so we are exploring alternative funding sources, including private donors, faith based organizations. and. okay, so share other tools. okay. other countries like, you know, china, india, in the region, there's very, uh, no,

u. k. trying to find a way forward. i know they couldn't. what we did see there was some very full case id is coming out from some of the leaders who were at that meeting president blackwell and who is for a very long time cold for your panel. i mean, once again, calling for more money to be spent on the defense. and that's what we also heard. first of the phone delay and your pain commission president, who is a former defense minister from germany. those both saying that the only way to peace could be achieved is through strengths and that should be increasing the amount of money, the european nations off spending on that kind of defense weaponry and infrastructure that it has so massively underfunded for decades. now that's of course, musics to the use of many defense contract is in creating germany's largest defense contract as it said, look, basically that under spending that you've done for decades since the end of the 2nd world war is the reason it is not at the big table with the us and russia today. if you don't invest, if you're not strong, the

u. k. u. s. u um genocide in gaza. yeah, and i mean, you know, in a sense, of course, what gage events did as a vice president of the united states is in his hearing and 2 of the interior affairs of germany and disrespected, the serenity of the federal republic of germany. of course, the german government, the actual one and the former ones, they did. it also interfere in the electoral campaign. harris versus a trump, i'd say they say the parents, so i, i really judge them as well. but i do think we should respect the. so rosie is of the country is, 1st of all, the 2nd thing is, do we were, what do you? but what happened is, are gods, are you referring to j, d months insulting? yeah. your apartments lack of free spirit effect. yeah. and his speech at the munich security conference because you mentioned this and it's true that did. she has a point on this because we have a lot of a freedom of press freedom of speech in the, in german society, especially in the last years we. we could observe that during the pandemic period, everyone who criticized in germany the measures which are where very much of value by aligned to our

and i did my 1st interview and it went tight and the paper and the time it was a center spread in the sunday times in the u. k. i was receiving text messages from numbers. i didn't know you saying you better keep your head down or else and the sound on several occasions. and another one. when i did my 1st task is archie into the machine. again, i had another one probably say use stop focusing russians or what is going to be trouble on august, the 20 is 2022 a. com below age of a lots of, uh, alexander dubious. who is it blowing off on the highway in the most of the region the is doing to to this day i was at the wheel. she is willing to bring west in general is to dunbar so that they could see for themselves what was really happening are using as a side table. you know, your model for the village on you have. plus we have a crazy stalls to just fun you on the left. so that is to can you i'm ready to put your brain in intelligent services or accused of the general this murder is this, what does this sound like? was ok space that is think okay and that sort of thing. you and you're going to use, the adjustment

did admit that that was all only 2 by some time for ukraine, but they also did a similar thing in 2022. as we remember a former u. k prime minister voice johnson prompted zelinski to reject any piece proposals with russia. and let's take a listen to the statement by proactive as then prominent singer roger waters who talked about this very same issue. 95 percent a few trans in crimea voted to secede for in 2019 a new president was selected, a popular act of gold. hello dom is savanski. he ran his campaign on a promise to resurrect and implement minutes to one in a landslide. i am the man means to um know a ceasefire. the implant has been negotiated and agreed in his temple. but then as the british prime minister far as johnson arrived, and keith with a message and a lot of media, a word in your yeah. forget just bowman minutes can do that. between you and me. this will suits the americans down to the ground. they think it will, we can russia. so it's been decided to continue. it is as long as it takes and um, just between you and me from where it takes the best. now about what was the west in response to these clai

u. k. prime minister also chimed, insisting that counseling elections as do a bad thing. in fact, britain did it during the world war 2, or do you have my colleagues task? yeah, take it. i spoke with for my british a member of parliament, george galloway, who says that he's not convinced bike us thomas reasoning. the start was not exactly accurate. britain held parliamentary by elections throughout the 2nd world war and the, the charge of government sustained loss after loss after loss. and there was no attempt to arrest the leaders of the opposition in brit during the 2nd world war. in fact, they were brought into the gum unless, when critics of the government like an iron bevan were on their feet every day, attacking the way in which the war was being push you. now the britain, the arrest, the editors, the proprietors, all newspapers, they didn't disappear, of their opponents. they didn't put their opponents on the house arrest as uh, as the landscape has done. but in the united states, the presidential elections throughout both wars. the are elections presidential elections during the amer

u. k. button on long believes that the passion was a part of my place into trump antique china. i did these problem all b. c shown to which withdrawal from them really need you to be just the beginning of a law, jo, global competition between us and china. i think uh now a continuation old with the 1st from administration war. we are going to expect from the drum 2.0 a. we will see all these different a process, the chromatic, tre, economic, come most me, tre, intelligence that go to you, is going to fax that muscle across the well. and in combination against the chinese . and by negotiating the problem pressures with all these countries, with the ease in the global self or in the global, in all, to i to, to cut the chinese old for, to push to turn these old and trying to retain the, uh, the, they are sort of tons of advantage or that are tories from this part, the country's the by stay with the hard to international for all the latest from around the world. thanks for watching the the oscar home. this is john. let them know when going on most of the this one, the size for whatever pi

u. k. u. s. u um, genocide in gaza or yeah, and i mean, you know, in a sense of course what gage events did as a vice president of the united states in his hearing and 2 of the ontario, affairs of germany and disrespect into serenity of the federal republic of germany, of course, the german government, the actual one and the former once they did, it also interfere in the electoral campaign. harris versus a trump. i'd say they say the parents, so i, i really judge them as well. but i do think we should respect the summarize use of the kinds of ways. first of all, the 2nd thing is do we were, what do you, but what happened is, or goods? are you referring to j events insulting? yeah. your parts, lack of free speech effect. yeah. and his speech at the munich security conference because you mentioned this, and that's true. that's a did. she has a point on this. because we have a lot of a freedom of press freedom of speech in the air in german society, especially in the last years we. we could observe that during the pandemic period, everyone who criticized in germany the measures which were very much

u. k. but i've been in heritage, locate my cora, executive director of africa know filter and organization working to shift to stereotypical narratives about the continent. inca i did go k, editor of the amount for africa which attracts the most important stories and analysis from the continent. and i don't mooney the renowned artist behind africa photo fair and the oddest photo fast. thank you all so much for your time. it's an honor to have you on the show today. i 1st went to ask you o the same thing we asked our community, what words would you like to see used to describe africa fuse can i start with you? yeah. africa's powerful and the biggest contributor to the receipt today. i think. i think it yes, definitely. it's use, it's great, timothy is an innovation other that was a come to mind, but i think of laska ida, your turn. i mean for me as an artist, as it is inspirational and definitely resilience. okay. to me is actually a sentence i see because the world's greatest task opportunity. wow, that's very inspirational. and lucky a research published by your group, africa know filter and consultants, africa practice found that africa could be losing up to $420

did he jump or was he pushed no to him. one was the 3rd egyptian living in london to die and this way in 1973, we injection ambassador to the u. k. general lacy, nazis fell from a balcony in the very same building. and in 2001 actress to close me known as the cinderella of egypt and cinema, also found her dex. it's generally accepted the shaw small one was a highly valued intelligence agent. but what is in dispute is whether he was working for israel for his native egypt are both as is the case with any unexplained death in britain, a police investigation and a connor's court would attempt to find on sex their role to draw in different sections of law enforcement into the investigation you have to be plenty of tax. let the diamond c o one need not to bow and any of the common rules. plenty of you question, but i thought you up to you. uh, did you have any uh lease was cut off of the notes. he has. shoot me a list of the lease you some uh, until public employees got it. i know awesome. i mean, you know, what would miss the guy wouldn't not to. how do you have to model new scotland yard? in britain there's a strict police protocol