u. k. this is off come to carry out the current investigations that are underway into the channel. now the u. k. foreign secretary has also warned about the repercussions of banding ought fi from broadcasting, not just in the u. k, but essentially across the european union. she says that they would be tit for tat reactions in russia, and that could seep would cost us, such as the b, b, c being banned from broadcasting in russia. and that would deny the russian citizens the option of alternative media with a different narrative of what's happening now in a separate development. today, european energy ministers are going to meet to basically look at the usual reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas used here in the you 35 percent of crude oil, more than 40 percent of coal supplies all come from russia. and the e. u is desperate to win itself off those supplies. as a result of not just the sanctions, but the fear that they say that russia could potentially turn off the gas supplies between europe. we've also heard from germany that says it regrets it's heavy relian

u. k. foreign secretary elizabeth trust legislation going on a multiplicity of other things because our countries are joined in having shared interest across virtually every significant issue before the world. now, we were just in brussels last week with ministers from our fellow nato allies. the g 7, the your opinion, focus particularly on continuing what has been extraordinarily close coordination of cooperation in response to moscow's unprovoked, unjustified, and increasingly brutal war in ukraine. when our teams are in almost constant contact. as we calibrate the united response, not just between our 2 nations, which has a long history of working hand in hand through the special relationship, but with allies and partners across europe. and indeed beyond at least in my experience of doing this for nearly 30 years, i cannot remember a time where we've seen such unity in the transit manic relationship, both in policy and in principle. we are united in strengthening our security assistance to ukraine. for sirower defenders were united in increasing our assistance to people of ukraine. p

u. k. foreign minister if our western partners, if natalie, seen that we are not doing no fly zone over ukraine, we are not shooting russian planes. ok. grades on alternative should russia missiles? what is the alternative, if not, if the west is not help into ukrainians to defend ourselves? the alternative is there will be more a hospitals, more churches, more ukrainian civilians, heated by bombs. and we, it's impossible for us to, to do, to defend ourselves. and it's even more dangerous for o, for europe and for the world. because ukraine is actually, we don't have nuclear weapon we gave you, haven't been in exchange for the security guarantees from russia, from you came from the united states. but we have for nuclear power plants in our country. and any moment they can be heat by russian missiles. so it's in the interest of nito to create quickly alternative mechanism how to help to protect ukraine or sky from russian missiles and bombs. and is there is once within that promises, this is the actual responsibility from the united kingdom and from the united states to protect ukraine a

u. k. foreign secretary. the moves will help fight this information. britain has helped lead the world in exposing kremlin, does information, and this latest batch of sanctions hits. the shameless propaganda is to push out vladimir putin fake news and narratives as well as clos lived here. surely debowski correspondence in europe now. hi, charlotte. good to see you. and i will, these new u. k sanctions mean i understand that it's not the only problem russians facing. now that's why it will quite simply means that those who are sanctioned won't be able to travel into or to remain in the u. k. they may also have any assets that they have in the u. k. frozen, which means they won't be able to access those funds without homes be able to access those homes. as we've seen with the oligarchs over the last few weeks. and neither companies, new individuals will now be able to work with organizations such as r, t and also sputnik and staying with issues when it comes to our tea directly. ad there's an appeal, it was be

u. k. foreign secretary, less trust and assault on the foundations and rules by which societies co exist. while united states and its allies want to buy russia from one of the world's most important economic blocks, the g 20. its members represent 85 percent of global output, 75 percent of international trade. and 2 thirds of the world's population. china says the g 20 is a form to discuss economic issues and is rejecting suggestions at moscow could be bod, because of its invasion of ukraine or causes magic? i'm in been how made a tiny spoke at the jo, how for him on saturday, and in his remarks, he addressed the need to find peaceful solutions to global conflicts yourself and, and not i also put in mr. hatch. it is sorrowful to see contraction in the political and diplomatic means in favor of military expansion and solutions. the militarization of solutions has been growing for the last 4 decades until it reached one of the most challenging piece and the ukranian war. from here i emphasize to position of the state of capital, the renunciation of the violent, intimidating civilians and a

u. k. foreign secretary in the last few days, how concerned are you that about how long this might go on with these negotiations, which may not may or may not be genuine negotiations. what we know it is not genuine. on the russian side, that's for sure, because we do remember we could go and put leper officer blatantly said that they didn't invade ukraine. people who we are dealing with elias and logical lies then able to tell the truth and they're unable to keep their word. we are in the talks because in some ways that does lead to some minor results, like the humanitarian corridors. and also we do have hope that the russian command will recognize that they will never be able to capture ukraine food. and they allusion on the ground. and they create to surrender on the terms that would be favorable and acceptable to us. but you know, it's dealing with with, with right now it's like making deals with hitler in 1938. you can have a trust that, that he would never trust, that you know, let him dictate to just just destroy one, eastern european country will not touch the rest of the world th

u. k. foreign texture list truss called a strike, a pulling. the best way to help protect the skies is through antea weaponry, which the u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack only hospital is absolutely abhorrent, reckless and appalling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. severson has reaction from the ukranian capital. keith. well, of course, huge condemnation about what happened in their mario ball, and this is not the 1st hospital that's been hit by russian bombard, bombardments. and it's also not the 1st children's hospital and the president overloaded miss lensky, lashed out on twitter against it. and i will read what easy, what you wrote, how much longer will it will be an accomplice, ignoring to come close to sky right now, you have the power, but you seem to be losing humanity. and he's basically of course, directing his words to the west to europe, who he accuses of standing by and watching while his co

u. k. foreign texture list truss called the strike a polling. the best way to help protect the skies is true anthea weaponry which the u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack on the hospital is absolutely important, reckless and appalling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. streams and buses and cars have been taking families out of mario poll cave and several other ukrainian cities. despite the decoration of humanitarian corridors, several explosions have been heard around the capital journal reports from levine in western ukraine a day of relative calm along temporary avenues of escape. war came suddenly to the people of ukraine. getting away from it is much harder. from cities like sumi in the north where residential buildings were struck over night, and from godaddy in the east. for many civilians still trapped in the ruins of their cities. there is no rest spite nor for medical teams in hospitals where the inj

u. k, and european foreign ministers. in addition to native take a listen to what the head of native yen stoughton berg set about that shilling of the ukrainian nuclear power plant. we condemn the attacks on civilians a note, and i've also seen reports about detect against the nuclear potent. this just demonstrates the record recklessness of his war, unimportant sofa, and the 8th on the importance of russia, withdrawing all its troops and engage in good faith in diplomatic efforts that was in stoughton beg, speaking their turkey has offered to assist with that. it's foreign minister saying today in brussels, that on cover wants to bring russian and ukrainian diplomats together at an international forum next week. it's yet unclear if that can happen. but what is clear is naida will not impose a no fly zone over ukraine. ukrainian president zalinski has repeatedly called for one to prevent further russian airstrikes. we have responsibility as a laws to prevent this war pro, escalating the only thing. the only way to impleme

u. k. the foreign secretary has announced new sanctions. let's have a listen to all his trust had to say, britain has helped lead the world in exposing kremlin disinformation and this latest batch of sanctions hits the shameless propaganda to push out vladimir putin fake news, a narrative. so what does it mean? well, just like we sing with the other sanctions, it means those who now on the list won't be able to remain in the u. k, or have leave to travel to the u. k. if they want to do that, it also means that they have assets within the u. k. at these assets will be frozen . so if that's a home, people won't be able to access the home. if that's a bank account, they will not be able to access the funds in that bank account. unless trust has said that nothing and no one is off the table when it comes to the sanctions. meaning that the crackdown or russians may still have fall wider scope than expected. thanks for your company here in asi, international as always, plenty most toys to be found on our website asi ah, ah, ah. ah, the city was f

u. k military intelligence officer. he also advise the u. k. government on foreign policy and is now a senior lecturer strategy in law at the university of portsmouth. do we have our guest? are there there he is yet to take. the technology is a little tricky with us tonight, frank. we appreciate you joining us. you know, many have said vladimir putin is aiming to divide ukraine, like the korean peninsula is divided today you are, you wrote though, that ukraine is turning into pollutants bleeding. all sir, why do you say that the reference to play the hell? so actually comes from couple 100 years ago when the pony was trying to fight the spanish portuguese. and he put 600000 people into area about 80000 and came out with his bleeding. also, what many of us think is going to tell you what i think may well happen over the next. over the next phase, it is putting into a war that he not only cannot win, but he can't really extract himself from. and it will be a 2nd to which it will pull money and material for, for as long as you kind of fight. and that's going to be a lo

u. k, british foreign minister liz truss said she would support sanctions on oil and gas and suggested they might be part of the discussion during an upcoming meeting of g 7 foreign ministers. i trust also praise the cooperation between london and the ear thus far. we've worked with the u. s. e u n g 7 to capital funding for peach in small machine kicking russian banks out to the financial system. we will say shut our s space to russian planes. and we're fast forwarding sanctions against russian oligarchs or the british government has actually faced criticism over already existing sanctions. london has had only 9 wealthy russians with penalties saying legal complexities have slowed the government down from doing more. now in the e. u. officials have also found that carrying out sanctions on russians can be difficult. one case in particular focused on seizing yachts and german ports, take a look. luxurious yachts are a common sight in hamburg, but these tarps cover a special one. the dill bar worth 800000000 euros is an especially impressive ship as seen in this marketing clip. it belongs to

u. k. and european foreign ministers. in addition to native take a listen to what the head of native yen stoughton berg set about. that shilling of the ukrainian nuclear power plant. we condemn the attacks on civilians. an overnight we're also seeing reports about detect against the nuclear potent this just demonstrates the written, reckless vessel, this war, unimportant sofa and the 8th on the important. so rashaw, withdrawing all its troops and engage in good faith in diplomatic efforts that was in stoughton bec, speaking, they are turkey, as offered to assist with that is foreign minister saying today in brussels, that encore a wants to bring russian and ukrainian diplomats together at an international forum, next week, it's yet unclear if that can happen. but what is clear is naida will not impose a no fly zone over ukraine. ukrainian president zalinski has repeatedly called for one to prevent further russian air strikes. we have responsibility as a laws to prevent this war pro, escalating the only thing the only way

u. k, and european foreign ministers. in addition to native take a listen to what the head of native yen stoughton burg set about that shilling of the ukrainian nuclear power plant. we condemn the attacks on civilians are an old and i've also seen reports about the attack against the nuclear potent. this just demonstrates the written reckless vessel, this war on importance over and the 8th on the importance o rashaw, withdrawing all its troops and engaged in good faith in diplomatic efforts that was in stoughton beg, speaking their turkey has offered to assist with that is foreign minister saying to day and brussels at anchor wants to bring russian and ukrainian diplomats together at an international forum next week. it's yet unclear if that can happen. but what is clear is naida will not impose a no fly zone over ukraine. ukrainian president zalinski has repeatedly called for one to prevent further russian airstrikes. we have responsibility, how they laws to prevent this war pro, escalating the only thing that was the on

u. k. to conduct its investigation. now, the foreign secretary in the u. k. has actually warned about banning channels like r t saying that this could have a tit for tat reciprocation in moscow saying that russia could now look to ban outlets such as the bbc. and that would prevent russians being able to access a different narrative in their own country. however, despite that, our t u. k will be we and stan taken off the sky tv platform at later on wednesday. now there's also going to be a meeting in europe on wednesday of energy ministers from you. what they're going to be looking at is how they're going to sustain the blocks energy needs. you may be aware that russia provides a substantial amount of energy to the european union around 40 percent of gas, 35 percent of crude oil. and more than 40 percent of coal, all imports from russia come into the usa is significant. and this change of policy is because the use as it wants to win itself for russian energy, also heard from germany saying that they had used or sustained a russian or you sustained russian ene

u. member states, the k australia and canada brushes. foreign minister says sanctions imposed on his country a mountain fast and will hurt ordinary people. be exclusively talent. is there a level also keys, the west of behaving like monsters? not believable in the sleepiness because the such. they do not give a damn, but all their principles which they implemented in the international arena, including when they began to seize the assets of both the central bank of russia and our private companies. it's just tests have abandoned all those rules that have been implemented into international life for more than 70 years. they have now simply crossed out those rules and returned to the gangster wild capitalism of the times, the gold rush. the general assembly is voted overwhelmingly in favor for resolutions demanding that russia withdraw its troops and on binding resolution deplore the invasion, but doesn't condemn it. landon's chelsea football club has been put up for sale by russia. i know roman, but i'm of it. she says he will donate the proceeds to help victims. the banana has been on the pre

resolution would also have guaranteed safe passage outside ukraine for everyone, including foreign nationals. the u. k said instead of humanitarian resolutions, moscow should simply stop attacking civilians, which is something russia denies doing the countries. ambassador clay in politics was up play of the security council stair sigel. so the vote brought to light. all those for whom the politicization of the humanitarian crisis is more important than you and assistance in providing humanitarian aid to those in need in ukraine. care will continue to use the civilian population as human shields, and in defiance of international humanitarian law, placed heavy weapons. now, hospitals and kindergartens, anywhere near. meanwhile, the ukrainian president full of him is the lensky has made an impassioned plea for every one to show support for ukraine. i sank every one who acts in supports of ukraine in support of freedom, but the war continues. the ex, after or against peaceful people, go on one mass already. that long. it breaks my heart, heart of all you grants and every free person on the planet i ask yo

resolution would also have guaranteed safe passage outside ukraine for everyone, including foreign nationals. the u. k said instead of humanitarian resolutions, moscow should simply stop attacking civilians, which is something russia denies doing. the countries ambassador claimed politics was at play the security council. they're single, so again, the vibe brought to light. all those for whom the politicization of the humanitarian crisis is more important than you and assistance in providing humanitarian aid to those in need in ukraine. here will continue to use the civilian population as human shields. and in defiance of international humanitarian law, place heavy weapons, now, hospitals and kindergartens, anywhere near germany and poland, have accused russia of violating the terms of their gas contracts. after vladimir putin is ordered a so called on friendly states would now have to pay for their gas deliveries in rubles no $1.00 has reached out to us yet. we also have existing contracts, so that is not agreed. we will continue to pay in euro. we have no other contractual basis. this would constitu

this is very important because if we see this statement, for example, of the foreign minister of the u. k. she said a few days ago that she encourages the british nationals to travel and go to the u . k, sorry to ukraine and fight against russia. and during this times of who are you today? i'm good to the words on the mostly the radicals and in my opinion, we will see the international lives, especially to radical drinks. they will join decides from european conscious and they truly travel to ukraine and they will most probably end up in the new nazi groups such as, as such as the national militia. and they will be in ukraine committing atrocities there. right. but the, in my opinion, the europe teen political ellis do not really care now about these details. what they really care about is to repel the, the russian attack on ukraine and foil the russian invasion in ukraine. and make it a quagmire for discussions in order to keep russia busy in a long term war that's exhaust economy there. we mentioned racism a couple times there. i want to ask you, do think that this coverage reflect some

other foreign power either, whether it's the you or the united states or any kind of a foreign actor outside of the u. k. that could put that kind of pressure on the u . k. government. i think we can hope for more pressure from the u. s. on the u. s. is clearly taking a very strong line on this. there is oligarch owned property in the us. um, new york is very popular with oligarchs, and it will be interesting to see what what they do there. but yes, i think the white house is likely to be making some, some stern phone calls to downing street and i hope it leads to, to greater results. but i mean, the issue is that london for, for a long time, for decades, has made a living out of offering, you know, what i called buffering services to the world's oligarchs. and it's very difficult to get it out of the habit of doing that. and that it will require a real change in mentality which is going to take more than a week. i fear to secure an fascination topic. oliver vala, investigative journalist and also thank you so much for talking to us about. thank you very much. and still to come in this half hour. the ba

minutes of march 6th 199 to one meeting and bond between political directors of the foreign ministry of the u. s. u. k. france and germany. we had made it clear during the 2 plus 4 negotiations that we would not extend nato beyond the ill. we could not therefore offer poland and others membership in nato. is it any surprise that moscow has become distrustful all at once? it was a document with a legally binding security guarantees, but it seems that the west was never interested in this. the same way. it was never interested in keeping its promises to force ukraine to implement the medical chords . key of pledge decentralizing reforms, to provide bored autonomy to the eastern regions that declared independence in 2014 . instead t of launched what a called an antique terrorist operation in the breakaway republics. ah ah ah, the fact that over 14000 people were children, the don bye since 2014 didn't seem to concern or to be noticed by the international community. the west also closed its eyes to the fact that many of the volunteer battalions accompanying the ukrainian military in a fight against the re

u. k. and then from communist repression to the united states. and she later became the 1st female u. s. secretary of state of this country before albright the inner circle of u. s. foreign policy making had been almost exclusively dominated by men. so her role in the foreign policy establishment was also an inspiration for many women. with her ambition and her strength, she quickly became a key personal exit example to them. carolyn eci more in washington. thank you. in watching data, but the news has a recap of our mind story on the one month anniversary of russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. president, val, autumn is lensky has urged people around the world to protest and rally for pace. meanwhile, russia is continuing its bombardment of matter, you pulp for at least 800000 people remain trapped. we have little food and water in us. president joe biden is in europe for emergency talks with nato allies on the war in ukraine earlier wednesday that blocks chafe, pledge mall support the ukraine to protect itself against the threat of chemical warfare by russia. and i cindy's update this, asked i to now the world stories the weekend reports that's coming up in just a

u. k. and then from communist repression to the united states. and she later became the 1st female u. s. secretary of state of this country, and before all brides, the inner circle of u. s. foreign policy making had been almost exclusively dominated by men. so her role in the foreign policy establishment was also an inspiration for many women with her ambition and her strength. she quickly became a key person, an exit example to them. apparently no more in washington. thank you. you're watching data, but he needs his a recap of our mind story. russia is continuing its efforts to occupy the k ukrainian port of mary you, paul, with bombs striking and industrial compound. president ballade him is lensky says 100000 residents remain tracked in the city. and u. s. president jo biden's, in europe for emergency talks with nato allies over the war in ukraine. earlier wednesday, the blocks chafe pledged more support for you crying to protect itself against the threat of chemical warfare by russia. that's in use update this alastair chain, coming out next is the business way of rob waltz. that's a threshold, right. i'm rebecca versus thanks very much for watching. ah ah ah ah, what people

well, british foreign minister list truss has also spoken in favor of sanctioning oil and gas to day. the u. k. announce new sanctions over on to wealthy russian individuals trust also praised the cooperation between london and its allies thus far. we've worked with the u. s. e, u and g 7 to capital funding for pin's war machine kicking russian banks out to the financial system. we've also shut our ass based to russian planes, and we're fast forwarding sanctions against rationale galks. the british government has faced criticism over already existing sanctions. london had only 9 wealthy russians under sanctions saying legal complexities slow the government from doing more. in the u. officials have also found that carrying out sanctions can be complicated, even when the yachts themselves aren't hard to fine. take a look, luxurious yards or a common sight in hamburg. but these tarps cover a special one. the deal bar worth 800000000 euros, is an especially impressive ship as seen in this marketing clip. it belongs to russian oligarch, alisha was man of who has been sanctioned by the you. he's see

u. k. and others that they were increasing measures to crack down on, on a money laundering by foreign on a galks. what sort of things do you want? i mean, do you think so far the measures have been enough? would you want to see more and what exactly specifically would you like to see not target in oligarchs and not target in all that family members. those dos for you only goes, it's just, you know, a peanuts and it's just the p r show to say that we are doing the toughest sanctions. yes. you are doing duff as sanctions. you could imagine you mentioned before because you didn't do that. sanctions, you didn't, you actually accept it all this due to money, be full. and this shouldn't be this money in the west. and now it's time actually to kick off old war criminals who are put in wallets. this only goes, they're not just businessman. they're not average people, they enabled putin, they impoverished putting, and they are actually money holders for put in at the west. so we have the names of own, of them, of, of, of dozens of these oligarchs, and that, that many members are not heaped by the s