u. k. every man addressed relate to a mass lesser step by the ministry asking for updates on their current situation, where some hit reply, all revealing their locations, photos and other person information also exposed the spokesperson, said, the ministry was sorry. an investigation has been launched into a data breach of information from the afghan relocations assistance policy team. we apologize to everyone impacted by this breach and are working hard to ensure it does not happen again. the ministry of defense takes it's information and data handling responsibilities very seriously. well, it's not the 1st british mistake that's put afghans at risk when you case staff hurried to evacuate thereafter can mission. they did leave behind documents that identified afghans who worked for britain along with their families, despite the foreign office stating they had made every effort to destroy sensitive material. now the u. s. has also been criticized for putting lives at risk during the frantic withd

u. k, who might have every right to be in the u. k, because they hold paperwork to do so. some even citizenship but not just support staff. also human rights activists, people vulnerable because of gender or sexuality. he said that negotiations were on the way with neighboring countries to provide safe passage out of the country. that as soon as that safe passage existed, the u. k. will do everything possible to get people here under a resettlement scheme that we'll see. some 20000 afghans brought to this country in the coming years that the message for the taliban themselves. he said if they wanted to national acceptance and recognition, if they want, they have billions of dollars in funds currently frozen and international bank accounts release to them. well then they must provide that safe passage. they must respect the rights of women and girls, and they must make sure the country doesn't again, become a haven for terrorism. we will judge, he said, mister johnson, not for the 1st time. by the way, we will judge the taliban by their actions, not their words. and we will

u. k. and the u. s. instead, they had, would have had every reason to know that we had deep and grave concerns. that the capability being delivered by the a tech class submarine was not going to meet our strategic interests. and we had made very clear that we would be making decision based on our strategic national interest. francis recalled at envoy is to the seller and the u. s. as a result of losing the submarine contract, re challenge has more leaving the embassy for who knows how long frances ambassador to australia stopped his car for a few words to reporters. i think this is deena hughes. we fake a very, very bad handling of the partnership. it was not the contract was above the ship at 1st the ship's up supposed to be days on the 1st disbanding and also above the sea bass of infinity. wilson is the result of the french. then it was to sydney airport for his flight home, empty of sam baset to the french embassy in washington, d. c. this is an unprecedented move by france, the united states oldest allies. you have to go back to the, for the president of the united states. that's george wa

u. k. and so we were constantly, every time i went in the interview. so i got introduced to people they would look at me like i was lying about where i was from because surely people from ghana, son don't look like me, don't speak like me because they had this image of what the media painted afghan people to be like or muslim community to be like just barbarians. and so i felt that they fell on my shoulders to to get rid of that view, a stigma that it was created by the media. so that's why it was just the timing of it. and it was my obligation, i felt like it was my duty to my people to change the narrative of the way the world was painting on people, which is again what's happening now. so your concern was as lama phobia, arising from generalizing the, the acts of some terrorist and saying, well that's the whole religion or a whole range of people. that was your concern. yes. range of people. and of course because $911.00 was linked to ghana. sad was the why the muslim community, but then in particular i've got a son because every time i spoke to peo

and actually, every night, at 7 o'clock in the u. k, people were going outside of the houses and they were banging their pots and pans in recognition of people that were serving. and they, i know people in the u. s. i just tried to start something like that here because people were actually very impressed with how the n h s. obviously went to work with serving the nation during this time. but i would say this, the you gonna tow it very accurate. the people are very supportive, it's the tax also, even though it is a tax scotty and i know you, but if you and i are not like pro taxes, only it is 1.25 percent, which is not in order. i wouldn't say that. so that's a huge tax, it is going to raise well over $12000000000.00, and that is what is needed to fund. so i think that it's a small tax, relatively also there's been no doubt this has gone through with forest johnson's government. he's not a government that has stood for taxes, he's not a government, the conservative government that has been pro this, but his bike benches even that was s

i'm in ron con, it's not something you see every day in the u. k. dr. is waiting hours in long queues to full that calls at the petrol station. the government says panic. buying is partly to blame for the pumps, running dry fuel companies say there's no shortage. petro just a lack of tanka drive is to deliver supplies. the government has placed soldiers on standby to help, and it's grunting temporary work visas to 5000 truck drivers. but industry leaders say the measures aren't enough to solve the crisis. andrew simmons reports from london a new working weekend. this isn't the normal london morning. good luck. the fuel station here ran dry 2 days ago. it's been waiting for this moment. tanka drivers are in short supply, not the fuel, whatever the results, the same misery for some not kind of buying ada by the top. she ran out of fuel 100 meters from the petro pumps, after a search that started in the early hours. and i was very emotional, so i can, i cried. i tried all these to be necessary. i cry that i feel probably look some people who are going for

u. k. technology. they had would have had every reason to know that we had deep and grave concerns. that the capability being delivered by the attack class submarine was not going to meet our strategic interests. and we had made very clear that we would be making decision based on our strategic national interest and battled chinese property developer ever graham has offered to pay back some of its investors with real estate. the company has been struggling to raise funds to pay debts estimated at $300000000000.00. there been protests outside its headquarters in sions, and with angry demonstrate the storming the building. the property developer has been facing unprecedented difficulties, but it just feeds reports. it's on the brink of bankruptcy, if the ground has become the world's most indebted real estate company, and the struggles of res concerns across market globally. chin long is found in partnership plenum and independent research consultancy. he says 2000000 households could be affected if ever ground does not raise the funds. it needs well know the worth to narrowly it ever

u. k. technology they had would have had every reason to know that we had deep and grave concerns. that the capability being delivered by the attack class submarine was not going to meet our strategic interests. and we had made very clear that we would be making decision based on our strategic national interest. voting is underway on the 3rd and final day of russia's parliamentary elections. 450 seats are up for grabs. more than a 100000000 people are eligible to vote. the united russia party was backs president vladimir putin is expected to keep its majority was crumbling. critics were bought for money after the year of crackdowns, while abundance smith is joining us live now from moscow banner. we're getting lots of reports apparently from an independent monitoring groups which is suggesting there are attempts to interfere with the pilot. what more to be know about that? rob, this is a group called gall lawson, independent russian election monitoring group. and it says it's received reports of widespread attempts, for example, to leave ballot boxes unsecured, so they could be pot

some boxes from america in australia, accusing them of lying and bank stopping every security deal also including the u. k, and seen as countering showing awe thanks for joining as an r c, bringing the latest on russia's state, doing the reelections and also wrapping up the top stories of the past 7 days in our weekly section. now 1st for you ballot counting in the russian state. duma elections is well underway. preliminary results are continuing to trickle in. it's just up to 2 am in moscow and 35 percent of the folks have so far being counted. it gives us a rough idea of the makeup at this stage of russia's lower house of parliament. so let's take a look at the numbers of things stand. the ruling united russia party has 45 percent of those votes. the communist party of the russian federation, which has a tradition of coming in 2nd place, looks on cost to do so. again, be 22 percent. almost the liberal democratic party of russia has just over 8 percent of the polling and adjust russia, which recently merged with 2 smaller parties is next on 7 percent, a new party and the selection called new people has 6

u. k, where i live, it's very clear that every time you do a crypto to crypto transaction, that is a capital gains tax event. you would pay tax on any profits made during that transaction. i believe there are some countries i can't remember which ones off the top of my head where it is only when you convert from crypto to fear that it becomes a tax event. but i will say for the u. k. any transaction, any crypto transaction is a taxable transaction, or cuba shuffle is this thin taxes is this then the basis of how you write laws about coach cribson currency, how you manage to control it by selling people on the idea. they made a lot of money. they need to pay taxes. well, you could be in my use our discussion right now to discussing the beauty of crypto, which is that on the one hand we do have a certain infrastructure, which indeed is really hard to regulate and all the other. and we do have people using these and structuring transacting and there we know that there are different way to, to force people who are actually too nuts to people, to behave in a certain way. it may be that indeed you

u. k. shopper and consumer could have previously expected, just about every product they want to be on shelf or in the restaurant all the time . that's. and i don't think it's come back. the government doesn't accept the shortages may be permanent. what is harder to deny those? the effect on the economy with inflation hitting record levels this month and a 1000000 job vacancies, that the british workforce is struggling to fill. post covey recovery plans could be slipping into the slow lane. jonah hall al jazeera london tens of thousands of migrants. a stock hadn't sold in mexico. the government's been stepping up efforts to prevent them heading for the us border most trying to leave the constant threat from immigration authorities and criminals, by now to palo ports now from copper trula in the state of cheer, pos. walking through the back roads of the city of tampa schuler, a group of haitian migrants is trying to avoid capture by mexican authorities. immigration agents in southern mexico are under federal orders to prevent migrants from leaving the city. there's many migrant suffering. the

u. k. shopper and consumer could have previously expected just about every product they want to be on shelf or in the restaurant all the time that i don't think it's come back to government doesn't accept the shortages may be permanent. what is harder to deny those the effect on the economy with inflation hitting record levels this month and a 1000000 job vacancies, that the british workforce is struggling to fill. post covey recovery plans could be slipping into the slow lane jona whole al jazeera london therapy in parliament, has urged its meant the states to boycott next month to buy expo the signal lead disapproval of rights violations. it's demanding that the united arab emirates immediately released 3 prominent human rights activists of at msn. mohammed al rock'n and nasa been guys in solitary confinement setting long term prison sentences export 2020 due by which she expects. $11000000.00 foreign visitors was postponed for a year due to the current of ours pandemic. jo stalk is deputy director of the human rights watch, middle east division that explains the impact the large boycott

u. k. last year, around 13 people took their own lives every day. and as jessica baldwin reports from liverpool on suicide prevention day, there is a push to try to understand why rose patterson seemingly had at all a big job. she raised 3 children, had grandchildren from the outside, all appeared wonderful. but rose had a deep hidden sadness and in june 2020, couldn't bear another day and took her own life. her husband, a long time member of parliament, has become a prominent advocate for suicide. prevention is really important talk so that people are looking out for people who might be anxious and my wife is anxious, i would call her depressed. is also very important for those who are anxious to realize they might be in real trouble. and to talk before they take this terrible permanent step. while there have been thousands of individual tragedies like rose patterson, early statistics show no spike in suicide rates during lockdown. researchers believe the increase things diety and fear of the time demick was offset by protection. people talking abo

u. k. shop and consumer could have previously expected just about every product they want to be on shelf or in the restaurant all the time. that's. and i don't think it's come back. the government doesn't accept the shortages may be permanent. what is harder to deny those the effect on the economy with inflation hitting record levels this month and a 1000000 job vacancies, that the british workforce is struggling to fill. post covey recovery plans could be slipping into the slow lane. jonah, how al jazeera london barranca bama has endorsed candidates private us to just intruder head of monday's general election. it's rare for a former us president to weigh in on a canadian election. but this is the 2nd time that a bomber has voice to 4th trudeau who leads to central left liberals. trudeau called the early vote, the early vote seeking approval for his handling of the pandemic, but his trailing conservative challenger aaron o 2, the united states leaves the world and the number of covert 19 deaths and as insulation in washington, d. c is trying to put the number in perspective and give those

u. k. shop and consumer could have previously expected just about every product they want to be on shelf or in the restaurant all the time. that's. and i don't think it's come back. the government doesn't accept the shortages may be permanent. what is harder to deny, though, is the effect on the economy with inflation hitting record levels this month and a 1000000 job vacancies, that the british workforce is struggling to fill. post covey recovery plans could be slipping into the slow lane jona whole al jazeera london. hey, he's prime minister says attempts to link him to the assassination of president jovan al luis and nothing but base this. and you endo, r. l only fired the chief prosecutor who wanted in charge of the killing in july. it's alleged to only received calls from one of the suspects. his offices, they received countless phone calls that day. protest isn't argentina angry about worsening poverty, have been demanding more jobs and better social aid. they say president of both of those hasn't delivered on promises to improve living standards. treatable reports from one sided they

u. k. shopper and consumer could have previously expected, just about every product they want to be on shelf or in the restaurant all the time . that's. and i don't think it's come back, the government doesn't accept the shortages may be permanent. what is harder to deny though, is the effect on the economy with inflation hitting record levels this month and a 1000000 job. vacancies that the british workforce is struggling to fill. post covey recovery plans could be slipping into the slow lane. jonah, how al jazeera london guineas military leaders say they will not yield to pressure from the west african economic blanca. last to allow the post president as a condo, to leave the country. a delegation from a law says in guinea and met the military leaders on friday. the blank has already imposed sanctions and demand elections be has within 6 months. i'll jerry as long as serving president abdel aziz booty flicker has died at the age of 84. he struggled with health issues for years after having a stroke for their freak, a step down in 2019 following mass protests rejecting his plan to seek a 5t

u. k. in the war and wallace admitted to parliament, they will now not be able to get every 40 anxious. the taliban reportedly seek revenge on those who aided us led coalition forces. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces onto the iraq scheme. there was a trail leaving them behind potential, immediately find a way to evacuate all these partners in state of delaying it. furthermore, and putting their lives more in danger, i think it's best that the government should evacuate them as soon as possible or more than 8 times. and afghans have been evacuated by the u. k. but that still leaves more than a 1000 in the country who are eligible for evacuation and a former cerebral to just heard from that told us to it's just the latest betrayal . there were failures in different levels. first of all, the government failed to process the documents in time. then with the evacuation process, israel to create some sort of procedures in place where to prioritize the interpreters and those partners of the you can go from ment whose life for a

every also with the u. s. and potentially with the u. k. dr. young french minister told me this morning that the administrative bite and administration acted like the previous administration by not caught anything consulting its close his eyes, france, which is a key actor indian diabetic. so we can expect that they will be tense relations in the coming weeks and months between them. paris, washington come there and given the unprecedented challenges in their best, it makes no sense that the u. s. u. k. and australia acts on their own without the cooperating closely with a key actor suggests friends with also in japan and we cannot have such a limited corporation. france is a nation of the best to speak with others is there is there is there more than 7000 soldiers permanent deployed in the region? we sentence submarines for gates aircraft carrier in the region. so we are an actor . we have to play a role, and this is kenny, disappointing that such. try to open the shift, excuse me. a 2nd look at some of the years that were following the far fr

every day. just for washington, the al jazeera, chicago u. k. government has wrote out plans to introduce more locked downs to find coven 19 in england, health minister side java. it says vaccine passport to get into night clubs and large events will be scraps. government says it'll instead we're lying, vaccinations and testing. but in scotland, this game is going ahead starting on october 1st. meanwhile, the world 1st pandemic institute has opened its doors in the british city of liverpool. if same is to help the will prevents prepare and respond more effectively to global outbreaks. centers secured millions of dollars in funding from big business and promise to unify global efforts to tackle future pandemic se need packet has more from liverpool. the bacteria in this dish can kill ship to caucus pneumonia is a major cause of chronic lung conditions. scientists are trying to understand how immune systems respond to infection with the findings, helping our knowledge of other respiratory illnesses such as coven 19. also in the lab, ongoing trial

every day. just for washington, the al jazeera chicago, the u. k. government has rolled up plan 3 introduced more locked down to find the pandemic in england. the health minister says vaccine fast force to get into night clubs and large events will be scrap the government hazel in fed relying vaccination then testing or in scotland. the scheme is going ahead starting on october. the 1st at the world's 1st ban. demik institute has opened its doors in the british city of liverpool. it's aim is to help the world prevent, prepare and respond more effectively to global outbreaks. need vodka has more from livable the bacteria in this dish can kill strep to caucus pneumonia is a major cause of chronic lung conditions. scientists are trying to understand how immune systems respond to infection with the findings, helping on knowledge of other respiratory illnesses, such as coven 19. also in the lab, ongoing trials of the oxford astrazeneca vaccine. there is a small corner of the world. first end to end, pandemic institute, aim to helping the well prevent, p

u . k. as well as the u. n. refugee agency after this bring the, the me, the civic leg around the world, expedition 5000 miles round. the clock is given the dead calm as every country close by with the crew. gavin's food and water harbor to go to chat. those also need a little, i know i said it's got everybody locked down or almost no food to know what about that? i'm not sure somebody stuck in the coven, your living like the theme and of oem, but in the 21st century. ah. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk me welcome back. i'm still here with a runs ambassador london on got some really money. his daughter gave us a world exclusive interview for this village program, and iran and his daughter said there will be some kind of response what, what is the response to the assassination of a general who fought with american troops against terrorism in syria and iraq? i think the response is come back again, terrorism and their

u. k. one of the former translators now in britain described to us what families are going through. every single one of them is a scared for the life and their families live there and hiding. one of the triple 3 unit member was caught in his hiding place and was killed in front of his family. did risk history and, and immediate we want the government to act as i say, the soldiers who put these interpreters in a black list or in some sort of restriction that i, that they cannot be employed either with the british or any other foreign forces. was because of the stress and inciting anger that they were facing enough time usually for both sides between the 2 parties and that has resulted in them being in such a difficult situation that today those interpreters and their families are twist. the british government says security measures all being put in place of the quarantine hotels where the evacuated staying. meantime, their dozens of outcomes who worked in the british army, had their asylum requests rejected on national security. grimes roughly believes that the government could have done m

and with the you, those agreements could be given an extended every single one of them to the british right to the, to the u. k. and when i say u. k, i mean northern ireland as well. and those are called a sanatorium photo sanitary regulations. and those pertain to everything veterinary and the veterinarians cover with regard to meat products, which is the cause sausages and everything to do with any meat products. those could be extended, bought, it would take the u. k. the british agreeing to the rules and regulations under the e u, which they don't want to do. and it would mean the e, you agreeing to just basically duplicate those rules and regulations, which they don't want to do. the 2nd option would be to have the same thing that they have the you also has with new zealand, which would be to agree to common high standards, which you already has with the, with new zealand. now actually there is already in place that with a gr to 2 years ago, a what is called a common agreement. and in terms of standards that could be carried through again, bought the you doesn't want to do that either. why doesn't you wan

u. k. army. well have a look at the details just afternoon. ah ah ah ah, i use join me every thursday on the alex simon show. when i was speaking to guests in the world, the politics sport, business and show business. i'll see you then. me the moon. ah. hello, yes, britain. this defend chief appeased, have gone back home prime minister boris johnson's pledge to help afghans who assisted the u. k. in the war of m. wallace submitted to parliament that they will not now be able to get all translators in color of collaborators out of the taliban reportedly seek revenge on those who aided the us led coalition forces. it's not possible for us to bring out everybody who's had a connection with the, with the u. k. forces onto the ira skin. there was a trail leaving them behind potential, immediately find a way to evacuate all these partners instead of delaying it furthermore and putting their lives more in danger. i think it's best that the government should evacuate them as soon as possible or more than a 1000 afghans have been evacuated by the u. k. but that still leaves more than

u. k. all battling it out, what appears to be a new york lack of universal healthcare makes america the country of every man for himself. we have a retirement crisis in this country and we have a health care crisis for seniors in this country as well. so private business has come up with special mechanism for that. it's called a life settlement market. we are a life settlement provider, which means that we buy life insurance policies from primarily seniors throughout the united states who no longer want or can't afford their life insurance policies . if you're sick and for want to live a few more years, you can sell your life insurance. that way you get more money right away and the company collects your insurance payment after your death. there's a group of people out there i guess, hoping that people die soon. what kind of motivation is i give them when i start crying about him dying? that's usually what it's about. it's just the sheer unfairness of it all. oh, since she was a little girl who has attracted attention, of course, have always been people all too ready to point out that there's something

and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our transatlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. on wednesday or trailer b, u k, and the you are assigned to pacific security passcode. ok, seeing this counter in china, it involves a trailer, acquiring a nuclear power submarine fleet with american and british technology. that means france losing a nice, a $1000000000.00 contract. it's signed with camber to produce 12 diesel electric submarines. china, which has the dominant power in the entire pacific region, has condemns the do as called woman tallahassee. neither washington nor london have explicitly links the new deal to the supposed threat from beijing, but remarks from the us defense secretary left little room for doubt. we spoke in detail about china's d, stabilizing activities and beijing's efforts to course and intimidate other countries. this agreement, this relationship does not aimed at anything or anyone. while turn on from agreed by the new park, others are asking, well, this could mean for a to be a trend co sums up the latest reactions. when donald trump left office and joe biden took charge, it c

and we want to find every opportunity to deepen our trans atlantic cooperation in the pacific and around the world. on wednesday, australia, the u. k. on the you are signed the pacific security passcode all case, seen this countering china, and was a trailer acquiring a nuclear power submarine fleet with american and british technology. but that means france losing a nice a $1000000000.00 contract. it's fine with cambra to produce 12 diesel electric submarines. china, which is the dominant power in the in the pacific region has can that is the view as cold woman, tennessee. neither washington, no london have explicitly links the new deal to the supposed threat from beijing. the remarks from the us defense secretary left a little room for doubt. we spoke in detail about china's d, stabilizing activities in beijing efforts to course and intimidate other countries . this agreement, this relationship does not aim that anything or anyone. while china and france, angered by the new parked other, is asking what this could mean for nato and the epa trend. cuz some of the latest reactions, when donald trump left office and joe biden took ch