u. k. even have to possibly gain from this welsh, the u. k. corporate completely with united states. ok these, these air patrols happened very, very frequently. matter of fact, they're ferry called correctly way back when k a l o 7 was downed oversight, buria. they had mistaken it for one of these aircraft or a she one went 35 and the, these things are, are just really, are used in these roles to, to provoke air defense radars. how to explore what's going on that k l o 7, or was a civilian aircraft, of course, or followed the path of the, the kinds of reconnaissance aircraft that the russians are. soviets at the time took as an intelligence aircraft. that's why they shut it down. that's such surveillance, i suggest that not only is the us fighting a proxy wearing ukraine and we, we know that a lot of the evidence points of this, but are the british showing that they're getting on board with this as well? well, the british are really just a vassal, that the united states, they do what the united states tells them to do. they're pretty much isolated from the rest of the world, even fro

u. k. government is discriminatory and there is racism. here. children occur oh, after the u. k. government gifts 1st priority to ukrainian refugees, even as we see in the street and bizarre ukrainians brought their personal vehicles to the k and are moving around, afghans don't get the same attitude as ukrainians get from the u. k. government. this is against human rights and against the refugee rights were request from the united kingdom government to implement the refugee law to all refugees equally and give us our home soon. well, in a few days, the 1st anniversary of the withdrawal of us troops from afghanistan will be more. but the situation for many of the people who were forced to flee the country remains on enviable. in april, the u. k. government launched the resettlement, unable to afghans policy, people were promised that they receive housing within a month. but when the conflict in ukraine erupted, the process of providing accommodation stopped or became very slow. it was the by the administration as once again up the anti approved another $1000000000.00 military aid package for key forces sounds. a new report reveals washi

u k. u s. nato did think otherwise, but even in ukraine, people just couldn't believe the way this was coming about. so ready for the 1st few days is that real sense of jock? and i think that delayed reaction by ukraine, which, which worked in 2 ways. i think 1st of all, the russian troops themselves, of course, were surprised. some of them said, you didn't even realize they were still on the exercise that they don't box beforehand. and then do you, cranium themselves, had time to re gather the russians, run into a lot of schools very quickly as we now know, and i'm not, was those moments i think that saved ukraine? i think said to say, looking back, the russians came very close to achieving their objectives. they did reach outskirts of care from both west and east, and the move from the east was a very long way. but then they were out of state and they were embarked on the wrong mission with the wrong mindset. and ukraine had time to ready, but it was a close one thing, i think of the start and the frantic days about the camp. so it was one more by griffin determination than anything else. i

scorching weather, predict, continue, water supplies, a set to only dwindle. further, even the notoriously wet u. k is facing drought conditions with the source of the river thames drawing up for the 1st time since at least 1976 and made a record breaking heat and low rainfall in france, 2 rivers, a drawing up like here in the north west where the law the country's longest river has fallen so low in some places. it can be crossed on foot to the east, sinking water levels in the rhine, a threatening not just fish, but the german economy to the river is a key economic artery with barges transporting millions of tons of cargo, including coal, oil and gas each year. but officials a warning that it is set to become impossible for most boats within days as europe's drought drags on. you are watching d. w. news from berlin up next we've got business for you. rob watts will be here with a, an update he'll be looking at disney overtaking netflix to become the world's biggest streaming service. of course, you get all the latest news information anytime you want with our website at the w dot com. i'm terry ma

u. k. government is discriminatory and there is racism here and feeling musson a oh of the, the u. k. government gifts 1st priority to ukrainian refugees, even as we see in the street and bizarre ukrainians brought their personal vehicles to the k on and are moving around, afghans don't get the same attitude as ukrainians get from the u. k. government. so this is against human rights and against the refugee rights and request from the united kingdom government to implement the refugee law to all wreckage is equally and give us our home soon plus of europe. but double standards is common practice in world politics. that's according to the use diplomacy, chief, joseph burrell, or the admission came as the official was questioned on special western support for ukraine. we are often criticized for having double standards, but international politics is largely the administration of double standards. we do not face all problems with the same criteria or the you appears to be following the same practice. that's as are the brought, considers closing as borders to russian citizens with shank and visas is artie contributor rachel marston with her opin

i wanted to be clear, but they are running. government has on officially even issued some guarantees the u. k. government, after the ties were severe because of the fact was that this is not something that state policy that iranian state would be pursuing us with. still don't know if this attacker high official ties there. i and government of what the exact motive was if he was alone, a top her. but just going back your question. it's the book the say thank versus it's also banned in iran, as in india and a few other muslim majority countries. and it's considered an offensive book to many months. now, you mentioned this fatwas, this religious edict are font, was something that people in the iran are aware of and take very seriously. well, it said bert dixon, order essentially by the top religious and political leader. so back in the day it was a serious order on when the book 1st came out and it also received them was praised in the west, the controversy and a protest and a backlash across the muslim world. but then also in iran, or was massive. but then over the decades and over the years, a

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even the notoriously wet u. k is facing drought conditions with the source of the river thames drawing up for the 1st time since at least 1976 and made a record breaking heat and low rainfall in france, 2 rivers, a drawing up like here in the north west where the law the country's longest river has fallen so low in some places. it can be crossed on foot to the east, sinking water levels in the rhine, a threatening not just fish, but the german economy to the river is a key economic artery with barges transporting millions of tons of cargo, including coal, oil and gas each year. but officials a warning that it is set to become impossible for most boats within days as europe's drought drags on drought here in europe, it's just one aspect of a climate that is getting more extreme. it seems by the season an awful corners of the globe. my next guest is chad, a green, one of the authors of a recent paper on the ice shelf off an arc ticket. it joins me tonight from tucson, arizona, a state that is not known for, i'm havi

even the notoriously wet u. k is facing drought conditions with the source of the river thames drawing up for the 1st time since at least 1976 and made a record breaking heat and low rainfall in france. 2 rivers, a drawing up like here in the north west, where the law, the country's longest river has fallen so low in some places. it can be crossed on foot to the east, sinking water levels in the rhine. a threatening not just fish, but the german economy to the river is a key economic artery with barges transporting millions of tons of cargo, including coal, oil, and gas each year. but officials a warning that it is set to become impossible for most boats within days as europe's drought drags on. let's bring up to speed now with some other stories making news at this hour. j y levy, vice chairman of samsung electronics has vowed to work hard for the national economy after he was pardoned by the south korean president unit. so lee has already served 18 months in jail for bribery, making the pardon, largely symbolic

even the notoriously wet u. k is facing drought conditions with the source of the river thames drawing up for the 1st time since at least 1976 and made a record breaking heat and low rainfall in france. 2 rivers, a drawing up like here in the north west, where the law, the country's longest river has fallen so low in some places. it can be crossed on foot to the east, sinking water levels in the rhine. a threatening not just fish, but the german economy to the river is a key economic artery with barges transporting millions of tons of cargo, including coal, oil, and gas each year. but officials a warning that it is set to become impossible for most boats within days as europe's drought drags on drought here in europe, it's just one aspect of a climate that is getting more extreme. it seems by the season an awful corners of the globe. my next guest is chad, a green, one of the authors of a recent paper on the ice shelf, off and ark ticket. he joins me tonight from tucson, arizona, a state that is not known for, and

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u. k. where price growth right now is in the double digits. well for, for some companies in place, and it's much worse than bad for others. it's lower. so not making the, even the eurozone inflation numbers are not as bad as they are in the u. k. s. i c k, whether my sense is that the beginning of the winter will be the tougher spirit had both in terms of inflation rates, but also in terms of economic growth. so my sense is that the toughest times are yet to come result with these new g d p numbers, the europe is still eking out growth, at least in the 2nd quarter. but there are so many concerning signs ahead. is a recession imminent? well actually the numbers that came out a day about as a new information for the latest quarter are, are not as the as so pessimistic as a had originally thought for some countries, sir, i'm thinking here of the netherlands, but also there were the numbers for greece or after a very strong to his spirit, actually quite strong, much stronger than i would have there are dissipated for others growth numbers in the 2nd quarter, or between 0 and 11.5. and of course, the big issue here is germany with their ag did be gross and 2nd,

percent from the current national regulators. caps of $2300.00 is expected to go up even more in january. so across the u. k, we have what we call fuel poverty, which is if you have to spend 10 percent of your income to afford a decent level of heat and how you regard as being and fuel poverty. september 2021 . they're about 4000000 households across the u. k. in fuel poverty, this announcement as we had into october, that's going to jump to about 9000000 households and we know it will get even worse . the next iteration of these price caps in, in january of course, energy price rises don't just effect domestic consumers. they hit businesses to through this door is a bakery called no gill, bakes, a typical small business run by cousins. my entire myers noticed less money coming in as customers forego, non essential truths and cost going up as prices rise for energy and other things needed to run the company. i asked her what action she'd like to see from the government. we kind of need them to support small businesses so that we can support the local community as opposed to giving tax cuts to the companies

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the attack took place during evening prayers when the mosque was crowded with worshippers. rail workers in the u. k. are on strike, leaving london's main train stations. empty is unions call for action and better pay, major walk out today and at the weekend we'll call significant disruption to the case real network. dock workers are also planning industrial action for better pay mit i. inflation leaders of kosovo and serbia are holding talks and brussels today aimed at seizing tensions between the 2 countries. kosovo broke away from serbia in 1999 following a war, and later declared independence that led to a long simmering border dispute. earlier the summer ethnic kaufman serves placed barricades on roads leading to the border in protest at new regulations introduced by the cost of and govern. the unrest led to fears of open conflict between serbia and coast. dw is marina strauss is following those talks for us in brussels, marina phyllis said on this dispute between costs of a and serbia, it's been going on for years. what standing in the way of being result? this is fundamental conflict. you've

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