u. k. even in germany, you know, germany, one of the countries named by international human rights groups as risk and complicity and war crimes by supplying weapons to as well as even their little support for trumps idea reason. its fault listed for less support as it works then from other countries, perhaps certainly from adelina bell block us, the german foreign minister who was protected statement that's being disappeared on social media. i'm was protected by have foreign ministry. i read positive. it's because it is important to what she was saying. she says the civilian population of gaza must not be expelled and gone, so it must not be permanently occupied or re populated. she goes on. it is clear that garza likes the westbank and east jerusalem belongs to the palestinians. they form the basis for a future palestinian state. interestingly, that sentiment from the german government has been marriage to an extent, but of a european government. certainly the spanish government saying because

u. k. even rusted off and he sold his well, not without great difficulty. i mean that would be fully one of the britain's anti fighting strength. we have $87000.00 soldiers, only half of whom can conceivably be described as frontline troops. and all of that have uh, the uh, $41.00 quarter, 25 percent available for duty for one reason or another any one time. so we're talking about one start of britain's entire parking force being sent on. i'll rerun the charge of the light brigade. i'll re run all the try me in more writing into the guns into the valley of death. that's what it would be, because the russians have already made clear that no natal sold drugs have of, they are smart, will be allowed to enter the wars or so unless the idea is to have our soul just kills, god forbid. so as to provide some kind of trip while for a wider conflict and the wider involvement, i cannot see that this idea gets past bar space. you know, that rondo duke of york has 10000 men, and he march them up to the hill top of the hill any march them down again. and that might be wh

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even all of the 27 men based on the, you know, this was the big guns. this was products, this was colon, this was germany and of course the u. k. know the even name european union being invited to the table to, to move top plans that pretty much the americans are not bothering to listen to. cuz if they would, these goings would be in saudi arabia today for those tools between the us and russia. and quite frankly, then no, we know that the us special envoy, keith callo could said, too many cooks for the pro. and that's exactly what happened in paris. no agreement made. in fact, some leaders so angry, they even stormed out of the room because they weren't happy with this idea of these piece capers from europe and the k being sent into crane. some suggestions would be, the $100000.00 police keeping troops would be needed, where they'll come from the huts, anybody's guess, but new agreement, terry paris, we had president mac cole who held this meeting at the lease, a pilot saying, you know, russia was the grass. so he must, and it's aggression. but also at the same time cooling trump as soon as that meeting was over. but to say, hey

u. k. egypt, saudi arabia, even a lot of republican hardline pro. it's literally pros, rarely republicans in the us have criticize a plan saying that it basically negates a 2 state solution. and yet it's pretty much common knowledge that we're as far away from a 2 state solution as we've ever been. do you see that different lead you feel like there is any hope that some serious minds will get together and, and look at a serious, long term solution here as well. there's hope except what there isn't in what's been missing since the last effort, frankly, to resolve this conflict that i happen to be at the camp david summit. 24 years ago, which 5 to 1000 where bill clinton, you guys for our fund, a new brock. russel with the 5 core issues. yours some border security refugees. and it won't cost claims. what you need is leaders me on these really empowers to the inside who are masters or their politics, that prisoners of variety allergies. leaders were willing to understand that a successful negotiation requires not a symmetry of power, but a balance of i

u. k. a for good evening. thank you very much. glitchy to what is the bar, it's more of a say in the news room on it. so it's a buy for me for the day. like, what's right, this spending by ready to take over from the top of me all sees the the e, so is over 4 months suppose to fix it. but it is. what do you do? is you be the what we and will because it will cause i'm pro deploying yoko as much as it should not be doing it. i b m, i, 16 sequence mission to establish opponents of the ground close to the, to on the $250.00 suppliers. they pull out of the design, that's cool, a full thumbs up. let's click across the q kind of india. so use the witness results and arguments in favor of historical truths. who again say on the head, those against the if you have except mattress for you to be ready for the most of the, the army of a fall, the land that didn't exist when the midst of the po this and this the way the and coming well survival becomes an obsession. the all kinds of criminal cases. these were open to nearl

they, in the organizing, i'm emergency meeting of the your, your opinion in countries even including the u. k, which is not a european union country. and here are the arabs weeks after trumps announcement that he wants to pursue this ethnic cleansing fire. and he since double, triple down, quadruple down on this, on this concept as a members of his administration and, and still haven't come up with a plan. so i think that's the question. i think the us in many ways is just waiting on this plan and mark a rubio set as much as waiting on the arabs to present the plan. okay, you answered my question on the i think comes in fine. we'll leave it there for now . if i can come back through. most of the thank you so much. it's been just more than a week since is really expanded. it seems in the north of the occupied west bank of the new additions, refugee camp intern cut in more than 75 percent of the population of 13000 people has been forcibly expelled. they joined more than $40000.00 palestinians who have fled from their homes since israel began it's large scale military operation and the occupied

u . k. government's refusal to suspend to military exports to israel, even as gaz came on the relentless bombardment of sick listen. israel's repeated bombardments of gaza have killed thousands of civilians and destroyed vital infrastructure actions blatantly incompatible with the international law. you have to you. k government continued to justify arms sales using the same evasive tactics . and while the for an office denies any wrong going in system, it has not been able to conclude that israel's bowman of guys have breached international law. officials also points to the government's decision weeks after smith's resignation. to suspend, such he owns export licenses to israel site in concerns over potential violations. but some of these argues the decision came to late and even now the k continues to supply parts for f. 35 fight to jets used by israel and exemption about human rights groups. and now the challenge and quote more over a this suspension effective just less than 10 percent of current license is more symbolic than substantial though it's still sparked strong reactions from

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u. k. for their past involvement in fabricating russia. gates, trying to destroy him politically and even cure storm are sending his own members of his party to campaign against trump. trump's not going to shut a single tear when british brittany goes down and gurus, european leaders, they're demanding a place up in negotiating table. when it begins with the chief thing, the block must negotiate from a position of strength. is it going to be able to do that? oh, is it possible uh, when they don't have that? well, it is printed directories. a mess they're going to have to be like republic right now. but what, how software do you don't be in the industry used to be due to money and also to the him, ben certain to all type of status on this here, because off of the very high prize and they do the good thing. there was practice being displayed, they found you look at frost, there is no point to going to simply be like phone friends. that's even you looking at particular zip code between in germany. that is also very but right now and do you hear the liberal government? sometimes becky, you kn

even though you were politician. it's the larry, is it lose me? who is currently serving as a claims ambassador to the u. k, the to should be police and the typical and in order to answer this question, let's 1st get the conditions under which such a question would be absolutely appropriate. these conditions will come then i as a person who is in public service and works directly for the state, will be ready to answer such a question. for now, we have only one task to survive and preserve our country. people are familiar with him as he left the country is armed forces from 2021 all the way up to 5 february 20th 24. in fact, ukrainians trust him a lot more than the current leader. just look at these numbers that were even rumors that his popularity was one of the reasons that likes to removed him from the top military job and send him to the u. k. that's. and because it literally was open about the fact that the war has reached the stalemate, and the breakthrough was on the likely just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. there will most likely be

that was a lot of what we call putting the reservation even within less communities within like communities, for instance, because i'm in the u. k. i'll take the example of who is and who isn't the, who was and who wasn't allowed to call ourselves black. so we've had a lot of different words in terms you know, 30 years ago i was part of black, great black action groups for justice and equality. and now that's been fractures and schisms within that with different people saying, you know, you're not allowed to quote yourself based, so that which has only weakened community. so bullying within our own communities. all which has happened. the thing i would say is that we need to use the right times for these things if we choose to use. and i don't doubt to have good reasons for using the word counsel culture, which was to use a word which has been weaponized by those in power against us and is being used. for instance, in instances where people speak out on behalf of the palestinians being massacred or on behalf of survivors of costs or other costs through a state in india, in the us and south africa. then we are, we are sort of pla

u. k. has become very passionate about the ukrainian causal of a sudden, especially the last couple of months, even as a peace deal seems within reach. london is determined for ukraine to keep going by using lies, brain washing floods and even tiers of support from the european union. here's a small reminder. you know, that the united kingdom continues to be your full most partner. we continue to work alongside you. we continue to support you to the max and as you fight to surrender war for anything to work, it has to have your p ends in ukraine is part of it because the premiums and europeans are the ones to meet so same samantha did. here in europe, so without does that any d wouldn't just work very grateful to all of those european politicians that spoke out and read from the values and principles said they are defending, no one did this better than presidency center. so lensky lets me conclude, and this becomes difficult, the last couple weeks of being in tens. and all this was proceeded by another strange moments felt weird landmark agreements between london and kids, talking about on breakabl

even were effective. you might see the same with with b, u and, and the u. k. and japan and korea and others in asia, china though it's separate because china is less about economics for the trump administration and about an america 1st foreign policy. this is about national security. and so the market isn't going to constrain the white house on china as much as it will on, on the other market. okay. and we can just talk very briefly about mexico and canada. i mean the truck back down because of the volatility in the markets over the last few days or, or did he get the deal that he wants it in the 1st place. as i work in the agreements 6 weeks ago to do everything that they've said it is going to do now. and, and so the truck administration knew this. i think canada and mexico was more about politics. it's about donald trump, who can come in and say, i've been very strong look at what, what i did with regards to the border with regards to immigration, with regards to that law. and he gets that political when out of this, whether he deserves it or not, it's a di

even though it is fall. so cool. a comment from now me about ties between the u. k and ukraine going back a thousands of thousands of years. i mean, the statement was marks, maybe not surprising. we remember, let's trust refusing to recognize russian suffering t o, but rushed off, and virginia is which all as russian, as they come. i mean, what does it these to cindy slips of the tongue. i mean, she has to be corrected by her and i'm past that it was pretty humiliating. or is it just lack of knowledge of history? is this a different level of diplomacy? when we come back, you know, to join shown car in india to non prof. and russia, i mean they ask, they have no real knowledge. this is thelma cabinets. it gets stomach promoted by jeremy colbin in his day. i've shared the platform on the bbc, which we now understand is funded uh its charitable um by usa id the main uh program. question time is that next is it keeps telling me you wouldn't even shake my hand. i'd. i have to, he was a racist. that's, i'm ignoring the british prime minister, being to me, as far as a guy,

but even on mass is going to be very difficult to find the agreement already saying some countries like the u. k. that is not part of the you . but his thoughts of these discussions, things that a consent troops with and then you have all the countries like poland and saying that they would not send troops. and once again, things in your opinion, very divided very hard to find consensus left to see what comes out to the summit. okay, thank you so much. natasha butler from paris. the the there are less than 2 weeks left until the end of the 1st phase. if the goal is to cease fire deal between israel and him, us palestinians have had some respite from the is really military is relentless, bombardments, but after 15 months of war destroyed, 70 percent of the buildings in the strip. most families have nowhere to live. convoys of trucks carrying mobile homes on tenths or stuck on the egyptian side of the border. crossing under the cease fire, israel had agreed to allow 60000 mobile homes and 200000 tons into garza. but only 20000 tons have been allowed in a none of the mobile homes. but i haven't had

them large salaries and that, you know, even worse than that, some of the money is going to fund crime and criminal activities. and we have a similar thing in the u. k. it's a waste of huge amounts money, which could always be used in the usa, an old a u. k. if you're talking about here in order to provide good public services. oh, it's a comp time. so there's always a cut down, borrowing, not least because we have a huge um, national debt, friendly faith to reduce it i don't think that that's something that, you know, president trump should be demanding because i think, you know, ukraine's reach is i, i imagine that means the mineral wealth, an oil and gas which is in the don't pass should be made available to the west and in return for west to. so this is, it is basically the suggesting that the west will continue to give you crane weapons. and then we will take oil and gas and minerals from ukraine on anything that's the right course of action. i think we need to end the war and they shouldn't be any conditions on it. and they said shouldn't said they shouldn't be the, the west should not be trying to plug in the ukraine's mineral resources in re

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them large salaries and that, you know, even worse than that, some of the money is going to fund crime and criminal activities. and we have a similar thing in the u. k. we use the something called the department for international development that's being disbanded now, but they still won't be called for an age and a lot of money. billions of pounds every year gets given to n g. those which they say is to go and do development and help people in other countries, but a lot of it just goes and disappears into people's pockets and, and doesn't actually do anything to help anyone anywhere. so i completely understand and it's a waste of huge amounts of money, which could also be used in the usa and or the you k. if you're talking about here, you don't want it to provide good public services or say contact to the ones that got that them far away. not least because we have a huge national debt supposedly paid to reduce it. all right, we're going to live with our u. k. heritage party later david kurt and david. great to have you on. thank you. thank you. well for the president, trump, business is business and he wants to train the hand over it's natural rich

even bigger problems. and you ask them to leave out there was, it's like a for you many t shirts ability, no lack of knowledge to the u. k. now here on the program or a former british different america and middle east policy advisor on weapons sales to the region is blowing the cover on everything he sol, locksmiths reveals what was the last straw for him before he resigned from his post last summer. what i witnessed was not just meryl failure, but also conduct that i believe crossed the threshold into complicity with war crimes. the british public deserves to know how these decisions are made behind closed doors. and how systemic dysfunction enables the government to perpetuate harm. while shielding itself from scrutiny. marks means the former diplomat and the middle east advisor on arms sales has blown the whistle on what he calls a broken arms expert system at the heart of his claim, u. k. officials deliberately manipulated reports to avoid a meeting that's rich made weapons were being used in war crimes. smith describes how officials used delaying tactics, extending with forcing sidelines, demanding unnecessary evide

even said both france might get a bit jealous. let's not talk about it too much. and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again, the u. k. support for ukraine. and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming ukraine's way, and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00. can you imagine what the take could have done to improve lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine, and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine, and they will do their best to help them. and they're insisting that this is the way that they should go about it. because most though is not interested in any negotiations whatsoever, which is an outright lie and is absolutely ridiculous of this point. we'll just focus also through that. and i mean, we've reported so many times if not in a peer to she has always basically said, if i'm ready, so with anyone just from one to some kind of the big moments. exactly. that's what we're saying. there's an outright lie because anyone to look th

even recent history. because, again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open to a negotiation. is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u k and the west and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal while to or this with all the take of action were times the, the stuff going on the ground. now he, when he thinks that the u. k pouring money into praying is coming at the expense of people being neglected by her. it's very difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain who stand to gain. i mean, to go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to the dictate to zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures when the trust will just say 9310000 people go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forwarded in. at the same time as the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations,

even recent history. because, again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open to a negotiation. is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u k and the west and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal about going on the ground host actually and right tons of the claims that the money the you case pouring into ukraine is coming out of the expense of people back home. a spray difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain who stand to gain. i mean, to go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to the, the executive zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures when the truck, so we'll just say 9310000 people will go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forwarded in. at the same time, as the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations, i think the time is obviously run

last few days, even though they're in, you know, political parties with, at the opposite ends of the spectrum. and yet, um, i think president trump has, 1st of all, as a fondness for the u. k. and for the united kingdom, he's always had a good relationship with this country. secondly, that the, the british are actually meeting the easily meeting the minimum 2 percent of g d p standards in nato. so they're at about 2 and a half percent. and so that's not an issue for the us right now. and then certainly, you know, there, it's an island country, there is no risk of illegal migrants, no realistic risk and illegal migrants coming through the u. s. a. you don't have that issue that the president trump has with canada and mexico. so there's just not a lot of challenges or headwinds. and as i mentioned earlier in the segment, there's these trade sir, plus between the united kingdom and the united states is relatively flat. so those are all good, you know, good issues or, or, you know, had, you know, tell wins for the united kingdom right now. thank you very much, greg. and thanks to all of all guess today. dimitri cross, they've been sky, greg spence and gavin fidel for context,