u. k. for his reaction. when a q journal h 2 should not be at video launch is a rock entry. second attempt to add trees, interests are met and the wes coulton loved it, said the deal numerous times, but enough is enough to think about it the and on with the latest headlines in the world today. i'm fiorella, isabel has come under fire by ukrainian troops in this. she knew to advance on the battle gr reports from the front line, daily and tranquil. now it groans. that's battalion come on to the just deeper and we're just stuff. i've seen what credit has been attacked, trying to push back at the russian side for treason because of this morning for all is now 10 so far the striking it's a question he had sent cathy come to see the world we're now in one of of this getting an option to begin with domestic, the navy, which is lot of those comes a parent, had arrived at a bad time and was to have you ever since the tides ease to dissuade those months old, fresh sold troops to reinforce we see we are trapped the frog now within like 50 meters. say these, wondering if the next ship c

and these have for a long grueling to most of the u. k. puts out more pressure for that you case of our minds to suspend that i get a manual that alonda is faulty and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle the a very few days while it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy set because roles is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today or they are, we discussed the issue with the president of our one and political party. she says the u. k is a very well developed country that should be offering support to the refugee a auto sep. did that to this? the data was under low, full, and the decision of the quotes that that's an issue is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city, unless it goes, you get is the editor county. it says and, and then what category countries and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city we'll see, cuz some of them they are reported to cut her messages. they needed to, to stay in to cancel it. and that is the democ

challenge for the united nations and the international community of the meeting is being called for by the u. k. that the current president of the security council and the u. k for the secretary is presiding over the meeting. i spoke to him before the meeting and he said yes, it is a challenge to try and act at speed because they know they have to act to speed and they're all real dangerous. with things like we're telling them as weapons that could be produced. there's some talk of trying to set up with you in an agency role the like b, i a which deals with a tell me can to change the problem they face is the speed of a i n a are development versus the speed of global got governance and trying to get to deal trying to get a treaty for all the countries in the world. well, just look at the situation of st climate change and how long and hard the process is with years and years of negotiations of the same time, of course, of the technology is advancing. everybody point of view k also planning a big summit. at the end of the year, we're going to invite world leaders to the u. k. to discuss these i

u. k. for the lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate and vote. so the hey, the back up the process. and while washington recently announced the elimination of its chemical weapons, stockpiles a task, but took more than 3 decades. the white house has a huge rush or of hiding itself and all, despite the opiates, e w. funding must go liquidated. those stop 6 years ago must go responded by saying that us claims or destruction from the fact it took america so long to fulfill its own of like cations. what we discussed this for about the p c. w with a former agree can bassett, a lead in the this, kristen? this, the rules are very, very clear as these rules are not implemented because it's the western countries want to manipulate this organization to 0 means it's not the 1st time that we see this within the united nations. we must not forget how, but the members of the u. n. were actually pressure to not to make a big noise about the invasion of iraq and uh, with all these false pretences. but i mean, we even go back to the seventy's. how's the united na

bishan of chemical weapons into an instrument for the realization of their fuel political interest. russia is representative. i also called out the u. s. and the u. k. for there are a lot of engaging in real action, choosing instead to initiate the votes at the hey, you can lining up allies. the fact the process by washington recently announced the elimination of its chemical weapons stockpiles a task of a bit take more than 30 years. of the white house is accused of rupture of hiding. it's optional. so despite the fact the o, p c, w did actually confirm the must go liquidate of those strokes 6 years ago. i'm also responded by saying that us claims as simply a distraction from the fact it took americans so long to fulfill its own obligations. i think we'd better take this conversation followed as possible. i've got a full my british different about the professor william malice and joining us here live on this program on all the international. great to see you. so thank you so much for coming on this program. some pretty strong and accusatory statements coming from russia, right? this is saying that the us is, has been using the o. p. c. w, as a, as

u. k for talks with prime minister wishes. so next fight and we'll go on to attend a nato summit in between you on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you crate for you? and so sudan is on the brink of a full scale civil war and the conflict could the stabilize the entire region. there strikes have been reported south of the capitol, as certainly is army and paramilitaries from the rapids. support forces continue to fight palestinian children are arrested by the israeli army, face emotional and physical abuse. according to a newer report, the rights groups save the children says almost half of the children in these really military detention system are injured at the point of arrest. others reports trip searches and being beaten in custody from the occupied west bank. alan fisher reports of the summit, robbie was just 14, when he was arrested for the 1st time. he was at the protest when so just dropped him. that was 7 years ago. it feels like yesterday when the gentleman my had an injury in my leg. i had a cast and how to

u. k. for their lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate the said, the hague, and then line up best supporting outlines. while washington recently announced the elimination of its chemical weapons stockpiles. a task of a took more than 3 decades. the white house did a huge rush or of hiding itself, and all this, by the o. p. c. w, confirming most must go liquidated. those stop 6 years ago, almost go responded by saying that us times of a distraction from the fact that it took america. so long to fulfill its own obligations will form a greek. i busted uh, lee, i need is chris down populace. he gave us his view on how, where some powers treat the rules of in to national organizations have a listen for us. the rules are very, very clear as these rules are not implemented because it's the western countries want to manipulate this organization to 0 means it's not the 1st time that we see this within the united nations. we must not forget how, but the members of the u. n. were a

u. k. for their lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate vote. so the hague and then line up best supporting allies. while washington recently announced the elimination of its chemical weapons stockpiles, a task of a took more than 3 decades. the white house did a huge rush or of hiding itself and all this, by the o. p. c, w, can funding most most go liquidated. those stop 6 years ago, almost get responded by saying that us times of a distraction from the fact that it took america so long to fulfill its own obligations. well, for the greek i busted uh, lee, i need is chris down bubble as he gave us his view on how western powers treat the rules of in to national organizations. have a listen for us. the rules are very, very clear. as these rules are not implemented, because it's the western countries want to manipulate this organization to 0 means it's not the 1st time that we see this with the united nations. we must not forget how, but the members of the u. n. were actually pressure to not to make a big noise about the invasion of iraq and uh, w

of chemical weapons into an instrument for the realization of their fuel. political interest restructure, as representative also calls out the u. s. and the u. k. for their lack of engaging and real action, choosing instead to initiate the set, the hague, and then line up best supporting allies. while washington recently announced the limitation of its chemical weapons stockpiles. a task of a took more than 3 decades. the white house to the queue is rusher of hiding itself, and all this by the o. p. c. w confirming most moscow, liquidated those stop 6 years ago, almost get responded by saying that us claims of a destruction from the fact that it took america so long to fulfill its own obligations. well, for the greek i busted uh leo need is kristen bubble, as he gave us his view on how western powers treat the rules of in to national organizations, have a listen for us. the rules are very, very clear as these rules are not implemented because uh, the uh, western countries want to manipulate this organization to 0 means it's not the 1st time that we see this within the united nations. we must not forget how, but the members of the u. n. were ac

u. k. for our government to put more of climate finance on the table to to do more than the new schwab and not the back track. what's gonna be to minutes? i think that is very, very important. because even if one of the household level, we understand that we need to segregate our waste, or we need to couple of electricity use or degrees and the present to use that will not be is because what is in port that is for the huge and historic give me those to cost emissions for corporations to stop profit thing um on the, on the shoulders of people from the south and also on the bus apply met. so i think those are the important understanding that we need to come in to start here. we just like i told him that about us and planning for extremes. right. and catherine, you mentioned that at that time could be running out john, i want to ask you a question around global climate dynamics that we're seeing. obviously, you know, that's usually into the and, and we're talking about the sea ice, an ocean warmin

u. k for talks with department of service the sooner fight. and we'll go on to attend the nato summit in the 20th on tuesday. and it's showing solidarity 6 people, including 3 children, are reported to have been stab to death at a nursery in southern china. police and one gong problems say the suspect has been arrest presenter from britain's national broadcast or has been suspended. while the bbc investigates allegations he paid a teenager for sexually explicit photos, the son newspaper reported the mail presents are paid $45000.00 for the material. young person was 17 when the payments began. their identities have not been reviewed. in a statement the broadcast or said it takes any obligation seriously, and it has robust internal processes in place to proactively deal with such allegations. the bbc says it 1st became aware of a complaint in may. new allegations were raised on thursday of a different nature, and in addition to its own inquiries, it has also been in touch with external authorities. in line with his protocols. the bbc says it ex

u. k for talks with prime minister research sooner. 5, and we'll go on to attend the nato summit and lithuania on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you bring any report by the rights group say the children says palestinian children arrested by the israeli army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest? hundreds of migrant workers, mostly from bangladesh and the paul had been left stranded in malaysia. they paid huge sums of money to recruitment agents who promised them jobs, but found themselves unemployed once they arrived for slowly reports from quality and port sorta arrived from bangladesh late last year. he paid a recruitment agent, the equivalent of $4500.00. most of which he had borrowed and was promised to years of work in a factory in malaysia. but there was no jump and he's agreed to meet us on the condition. we don't reveal his identity. not today. i mean, that's been 7 months. my family's facing a big problem. i have 3 younger brothers and sisters. i have parents, i haven't sent an

u. k, i k for god can't carla not from the creek. it is it, it didn't do soon as i was the last the i'm going to get v as the i'm thinking you next. so a to right there was a vague as it would be, can also me by a lot that was difficult on and so is it new? thank you, the coming back and the to the gas for the hold on for the bush months about the funding taken but or genesis behind a statement name. uh, gonna sell him. what did it go? so, but at the front it says go to a laptop. so i guess just go to my godaddy, can get like a sub sub sub independently. lincoln's going in so so see to go get space. i can put the, there's the image in nearly to me. the thing is like the she has been difficult. it's got the late fee them to say invited to be a and but that doesn't know, but yeah, so seldom reversible and reversible kind of remains a bite and then the kind of bullets carlos that he bought for. but a d. c, on how does this go? what is the oh my, some of your style for the did the 5 to the to that's up again cuz, i mean, i've been coming

u. k. migration deal with rolando assigned last year and a double sided because would be sent to rolanda to wait for british routing. and with the that requesting u. k residency is approved, but a recent british court ruling says that the central african country would not be a safe enough place to house those refugees. the 11 government has this vision by claim while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. because this is also due only this advice of us and the day we heard from some of them the client's was already. scott is a sensor lambda come say, know nothing about mice. and now that being said, some of the all as a so they've reached protection and safety and these have for a moment for themselves. most of the u. k puts out more pressure for that. you can go by my

while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is traditional system. we do take issue with the ruling, the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees or wanda is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. because of a draw on their attention of october 5th and the okay. we had from so the client's was already scott of a sensor lambda come say know nothing about and ice. and now that being said, some of the all say so they've reached protection and safety and these have internal for themselves. most of the u. k puts out more pressure for that. you have a lot of mind to suspend that. i get a manual that alonza a small fee and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle the a very few days when it's usually a whole time because this is a flagship policy that the court has ruled is on the phone. and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today whe

but something that ukraine had been asking for the, the u. k. on the other end is bound by an international treaty that they have signed. the u. s. hasn't signed, that is a ban on cluster munitions. so that's one difference. but the other one, the really topical one is also about ukraine's pause to nato membership. president biden is a more cautious, as you mentioned in the report, you said over the weekend that ukraine is not ready to join in the middle of the war. the u. k. is pushing for some clear a pos possibly some short cuts um for the suit. you know, the, the relationship is strong, there is a support for you can bought. there are differences in these 2 mainly and these 2 subjects. so special relations of yes, but also hiccups. and even in the british press, there was some news papers. they said the president biden is empty british, so there's something that they would have to to. and when they meet you in downing street very, very soon they are good mass in london. thank you. 6 people including 3 children and i've been told in an attack

while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was signed in 2022. apparently old asylum seekers. you've got passage to a quote safe. the country are automatically considered in admissible as a saw them say, because they've been sent over wonder whether oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that, and indeed you mentioned the u. n. h c. all they use rwanda, so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the court's decision. house drawing attention

reason to you, k called ruining which claims that her one there is not a safe place for asylum seekers. saying that i q is ation is simply untrue. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022. apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe 3rd country are automatically considered in admissible asylum seekers have been sent over one the weather. oh, wait for a verdict on the claims. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda. so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. will the quotes decision, hostile

u. k for tools with the british prime minister, head of a crucial nation, our summits in miscellaneous dom piece of segments in doha with your school to red bulls, max for stuff and wins. the person is growing prius, so it was done. and england keep the actual series of live off the beating australia by 3 wickets. food, taste, the hello and welcome to the news. how we begin in tunisia with the president chi side is rejecting criticism of the electric mistreatment of black african refugees and migraines. hundreds of people around adopted by the authorities last week, and they're still stranded on the border with libya prize inside and says they are receiving humane treatment standing from l values. he says this despite criticism from rights organizations over a 1000 people a set to be in this group, including pregnant women and many children, the migrant say they all facing the desert. he's with very little food or even water. libya is also refusing the migrants entry. they want, it's an easy and authorities to move them away from the border a beloved. so such as to see we inform the t need

u. k. accepted even ukrainian convicts for trading. teaching them to shoot and kill and provide them with gear and weapons. united shield, international base of manufacture, december 2022 made in the u. k. this is one of the how much she's from one of the prisoners all seats, 90 feats, separate era move outs, saw for tiny, which was almost the type of trade in the last thing. that's a lot of the quick by the united kingdom. this is one of the elements, but this is the above the um, the equipment being sent from storage that'd be sent directly from the, from bradstreet manufacturing lives which as the united kingdom said west and military industrial complex ease. todd press to resupply will supply the premium minutes sheets to replace last week with with that they are separate and the quality of some of the things that are being supplied also lack last. the same applies to all the plates, ballistic protection, and even have you mission found the prisoners who straight from the factory include all of us to put on your recreating young body arm or poor. yeah, very poor, weak straps. this pla

u. k. accepted even ukrainian convicts for training, teaching them to shoot and kill, and provide them with gear and weapons. united shield international data of manufacture, december 2022 major in the u. k. this is one of the how much she's from one of the presidents of 90 feet. separate era move out the saw for tiny, which was almost entirely trained in the united kingdom plot of the quick by the united kingdom. this is one of the helmets. but this is the bought the um, the equipment being sent from storage that'd be sent directly from the, from patrick manufacturing lines which as the united kingdom, the west and military industrial complex ease. hard pressed to resupply will supply the printing admitted fee to, to replace last equipment, but they all separate and the quality of some of the things that are being supplied also lack last. the same applies to um, a plates, ballistic protection. and even that you nation, found the prisoners who straight from the factory include all positive moodle in your recruiting. young body are more poor, very poor, weak straps. this plastic buckle broke

and that will be extra charges for people wanting to come to the u. k. so for example, the immigration health charge a charge which is paid by immigrants to access the national health service that will go up to around $1300.00. that will be extra fees by about 15 to 20 percent on work visas and things like that. but will the unions actually accept as well? the teaching unions have recommended the, the members to accept the 6.5 percent. but the government has offered the junior don't, does though, who on thursday beginning on presidents of. 7 based off which they all yet to respond because they want 35 percent. and clearly 6 percent that they've been offered comes nowhere close to that whole brand. and i'll just share a central london the us has approved the sale of tobacco control pill without needing a prescription for the 1st time. the oral contraceptive called the appeal has been available since the 1970s. but need to those who faxed to you talk to. they will now be no age restriction. one's non prescription sales begin next year. medical groups of inc

questioning and us president joe biden is heading for 10 down and stories things and live pictures of his medicaid. what he'll be missing with the u. k prime minister for sheet. so next make sense on monday, that meeting is going to take place ahead of a t nice host thomas earlier this week of items trip to europe will be domination by the gathering in this way. and yeah. and to show solidarity with ukraine. the tuesday is the 28th anniversary of the strep, and its a genocide, bosnian serb forces killed 8327. mostly. most of the men and boys who were taking shelter in the un safe haven of a small town in san diego capital in bosnia and herzegovina. hundreds lined the streets as a trunk carrying says he coffin, some newly identified victims cost on its way to threaten it. so that will be buried there alongside all the victims of the massa, near the end of the balkans war, one of the genocide survivors and made of bec page recalls what happened. we will, we'll just, you to do is to do this. it bit the good news, but in july 1995 when tripping it fell. i was 16 years old. this was a you and vice. my mother and sister stayed here, mike o

while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. because this is, you know, has also a drawing the attention of activists in the u. k. we had from some of them are clients were very scott of a sensor lambda come to say know nothing about mice. and now that being said, some of the all as a salt lake, reach protection and safety in these half months that you put the more pressure for that you have a lot of mind to suspend that. i get a manual that alonza, a small fee of that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle, the other fugitives, while it's usually a whole time because this is a flock set policy set because roles is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today they jus

u. k. but for the most part, he was try to smooth those cracks. and to repeat that ukraine is grateful for all of this, but that simply, this is a conflict on a scale that most people outside the country don't understand. and don't really get quite how big ukraine's needs on how fast it needs those supplies to be able to really push russian troops back. now we're not just talking about more and more soldiers every day, the more and most of billions going to you can understand the urgency the nic will have to leave with their us. and let's take you over now to that press conference, i promise to take you to unbelievable the german foreign minister addressing the price on this 1st day of a china policy or trying to strategy the strategy paper. we were just talking about that, we'll see companies or try to see companies that reduce the dependent on china. it's a very tricky ones to considering. the relationship with germany has, with another and his top economy, a rival systemic rival, they call it a competitor and everybody it also wants to, to, to

health officials and experts for and for the u. k is national health service to survive. it needs to innovate and reform. vince and monahan for inside story. the. alright, let's bring in our guess we're all joining us from london today, sir. and then to see the chief on the list of the kings fund, an independent u. k. health charity organization, which put out a report on the state of the an h. s. recently we'll be talking about that dr. sonya out of sorry, joins us to you are an a chest doctor and a campaigner. and jenny hale is ceo of pathfinders, neuromuscular alliance run entirely for and by people with physical disabilities and your organization offers social and support services. a warm welcome to all of you to the program today. thank you very much for coming on a civil that start with you. is it a happy birthday to the in a chest at a 75 years on? i think it's a really mixed best thing to be honest with you because as your report highlighted, the image just finds itself on it. something's 5th birthday, i'm moment of real real strain. i mean, wasting time tockets fo

for sound that's limited . that's already coming up later in the number such as swans back into the program. us president joe biden has arrived in the u. k. of the stopped for 3 nation york mentor. that's also take him to lift away now where he lived in naples and with the summit, rushes water new train was top, the agenda of the summit that's taking place on gosh of doorstep preston's loaded. muse lensky has been torn and dropping captains seeking support for ukraine's bit to join nato. but the alliance remains divided on the issue. as nato begins, the final preparations for its summit in lithuania. let him use the lensky has been on a diplomatic charge, seeking support for ukraine's membership popes in just a few days. zalinski met with the leaders of bulgaria. the check for public slovakia, turkey, and poland. o nathan mendez with the power to help secure backing the ukraine's eventual admission. it's all a matter of political wills, just to find the proper wording and invite ukraine. it would be an important message to say that nature is not afraid of russia. ukraine should yet clear a secure time guarantees while it does not need to

for to kia and the stronger native s u. s. president joe biden has landed in lithuania for a key nature, a summit. he arrived from the u. k, where he met persons king charles, they discussed efforts to address the climate crisis bite and also how to work for the u. k. prime minister of issues to neg, they discuss us plans to send costs of aunts to claim the kremlin has admitted that russian president vladimir putin met for the was the most. and really that you've got any precaution 5 day is often has failed, usually for goals and ordered his troops to march on moscow last month. but the rebellion was pulled off to mizzi and media is reporting that the african migraine stranded on the border with libya has been relocated. 700 people were detained by security for us as last week. to add to my life and protests. the spanish coast cod has rescued 86 migrants from a boat near the canary islands. the migrant sailed on 3 boats from senegal, 2 weeks ago, is rarely false as have shot dead, a palestinian man near to my left and the occupied westbank. the military says $33.00 of those been out codified businesses separately. it's re

pink carpet from you. los angeles for the 1st is not without its control, the number such as while back into the program, us presidential by another, arrived in the u. k. at the start for 3 nation, your parent or that will also take him to the point now where he will attend naples and will summit across as water and ukraine will talk to you. it's in the, at the summit that's taking place on russia's doorstep. president, blog and his lensky has been torn in europe in capitals seeking support for ukraine's bit to join the adults. but the alliance remains divided on the issue. as nato begins, the final preparations for its summit in lithuania. let him use the lensky has been on a diplomatic charge, seeking support for ukraine's membership popes in just a few days. zalinski met with the leaders of bulgaria. the check for a public slovakia, turkey, and poland. o nathan mendez with the power to help secure backing the ukraine's eventual admission. this is still a matter of political wills. last, just to find the proper wording and invite ukraine, it would be an important message to say that nature is not afraid of russia. ukraine should yet clear a security

joe biden stopped by downing street for talks with british prime minister research to not despite protests from the u. k. over us shipments of cluster bombs to ukraine by the says, the relationship is rock solid. the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. lithuania is capital is preparing to host a historic nato summit. the head of the high security gathering turkey put forth a new condition for approving sweetens nato membership. circus present wretch repair. the other one said his country could agree to sweden joining the alliance if the european union resumes its long stalled membership talks with ankara at one made the comments before departing for bill. this where he is set to meet with swedish prime minister of christmas and later today, the 2 day summit comes as nato is carrying out his biggest revamp of defense plans . in decades, nato secretary general in stoughton bag has responded to anchor's demand, saying they present a new angle to the debate, but he added there was still room for discussion on support to key assembly since to become a member of the european union at the same time

it's a dark day for the u. k. his reputation as a protector of human rights and a great moment for those seeking safety and an uncertain world, but the fight for a fair and she main asylum system goes on. devastating to know that you case illegal migration bill is now set to become law. it doesn't represent us or the society wants to leave in our 1st thoughts this morning with those directly affected. please join us in solidarity with everyone. so you can safety and justice of developments, economic specialist. how do you spell hummadi, who was a refugee himself saves the british build, violates international law. on such a precedent for the treatment of migrants in other countries, that is not only going to affect negatively u. k, but also as item seekers. internationally. in addition to that is violating at least the international laws, for example, 1951 diffusion convention and also the pm convention on human rights and human rights act of 1998. additionally, it's also violating un convention against transnation

u. k, the u. k. among those who voice concern for example about the u. s. t, y, and the widely bad cluster bombs to ukraine, and ukraine will be high on the agenda on the 2 leaders meeting to the oh absolutely, yeah. this was a very short me thing. last thing got bailey more than hall for an hour. the 6th meeting between prime minister. so you're not, i'm president by doing of coast just a couple of days before president biden landed here in the u. k. on sunday. the us, so to announce that they regarding to give visa costs to munitions to ukraine, saying ukraine had provided assurances they wouldn't be using civilian areas or in russia itself. that wasn't enough to stop some countries including may take members like spain and kind of dropped from criticizing the united states person didn't do so die. right. so the old, i wish you seen that go ahead of this meetings, dates remind people that person was one of the more than a 120 countries who's actually signed the convention binding them because they are see there's just so lee full and the fact that they ca

u. k. have launched the world's largest butterfly hunt, and it has private citizens to help collect data by simply counting butterflies. searching for bus a 5 at the bottom of the garden. it's something that's becoming increasingly difficult by supplies guessing how to, to fund. and that's exactly why conservationists and the u. k. a calling on people to look for them under quote their results. having a healey record of what is around and what isn't around. i think he's some really good scientific data to indicate changes such as like a woman and have taught destruction and what size up sensitive indicators of, of what's going on. the sign to say climate change, habitat loss and pollution have devastated butterfly populations. a recent report sound 80 percent of butterflies in the u. k. have declined since and 19 seventies. the big pacify accounts aims to record the numbers accurately in the hopes of saving them from extinction. participants to us to count by supplies for 15 minutes and sending their results via an app that day throughout all it's monthly passed on to the right people to check those records. and then the records end

u. k. almost one in for more than 15000000 people now live below the poverty society. is eroding what will happen next to the same time the world 6th largest economy is seeing and historically low unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. it's home to a thriving entrepreneurial environments. a wealthy up a cost in 171000000000 s. but millions of people can no longer pay them bills despite working hard. be in work for us slaving away. just to make ends meet the case welfare system is collapsing. domini benefits of being caused by 50 percent in the last decade. social inequality is at its most extreme since the 2nd world war, the consequences are catastrophic. they just stopped to support us for no stone when he died. because of how the state is treating vulnerable people just shouldn't happen. the government to pay is useless, a growing number of citizens initiatives that taking social justice into their own hands. more people depend on food banks than ever before. many public services have been scrapped and private citizens of filling the gaps west state support is lacking. go

starting from when the you for 17 years old. us president joe biden is on his way to the u. k. to kick off for 3 country european to meet with the prime minister. she said, i can london fuss before heading to the list the way the account, but will vilnius for the nato summit and will then visit nature's newest member, finland russian, and package farm. and this is ethan speaking by phone offices of crime in the kids anchor of giving into nato of prussia by sending home 5 ukrainian prison. as a rule comes after a visit, as dumble by whitening present, wrote to me as a landscape. it would tend to crime with 5 commodities who would for to defend mary . a pulse in west africa need as a gathering for to day. so i'm using any besides capital with regional security, helping the agenda, members of the economic community of west african state to equalize grappling with a surge and violent attacks by groups thing to iso and i'll call you to the number of people killed so far during bucket sounds as long as the rain season has risen to 76, differential down pulls triggered flooding and lan

while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is the additional system we do take issue with the ruling. the one.

u. k. defense minister for the support that has been given ukraine in this war . uh, what do you make of the situation, those, those tensions, the well, i mean, 1st of all, i can ukraine's is have you parents have nothing to be um, you know, with regards to the west uh, the west has contributed to the disaster in ukraine. uh, you know, the, uh, the, the on did that, did that describe that the victory, the ukraine in victoria at all costs strategy has been absolutely disastrous. and so, you know, the west has not been given weapons. ukraine out of generosity and sort of dowdy, has to be, you know, as we said already, but it's been giving these weapons because it is, it solves its own, its own interests. but of course, you know, tensions ability, you know, growing factions even within western uh, establishments that i think are starting to think in terms of an off ramp. uh that you know, that realizing the doors not um is not going the way that we're hoping for. clearly the out of the much wanted counter offensive has been, has been a big failure. and so i think it

for better treatment. all of the citizens from jamaica that's living in the u. k as well. we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years, but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republic and moving forward with democracy effectively is the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there was no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of, i read a treat monkey and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea or giving citizens of sight in house or public. his creation of the russian present matter, present hosted in meeting with his brother, russian counterpart alex on the cushion co at the close on 10 of ski ties this pages. but the president's amazing adjustment come with a variety of topics from economic council. curious, the discussions of the course of the conflict in refrain and phone will continue to live by us and meet again for on the weekend. both theaters visits, it's amazing floating exam and

u. k. media, all these donor culture has more details for a decade. the moral and legal implications of allegedly dozens of summary executions of f. dan civilians had been hanging over the head of the british. i say yes. with a renewed public inquiry. lawyers are trying to get to the truth. but just as they came within an inch of the answers, they thought it turned out the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tool to stop for the u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showing that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involve nigh