london, west thousands of people have gathered from both the capital itself and from, from other parts of the u. k. and from other countries, i mean, to me, this is, this is a thing that just attracts people from around the world. you know, whether they make it to the u. k. or whether they're watching from, from abroad. i mean, it really is something that brings people together as much as mana, i think of, and just watching just pictures of picturing 7 elements of, of, of, of the coordination. seeing that this, this could have been hundreds of years ago. and some of these things, if it's, i think it's remarkable that they've been preserved. and so this time for us to see, i mean money keys exists around the world. we have them, you know, all over the place. but the present present in this one, invest atlanta i think um it is quite spectacular. um, you know it's, it's the one thing. it's also recognize as much as you know, we're talking about the different views of what people think of, of the monarchy. but they're all these other monkeys that exist in many parts of the world. i mean an advocate, f

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u. k. from cartoon that many people in sudan who had submitted travel documents to foreign embassies, are still stranded. salter, many countries evacuated their diplomats rayleigh. mm hm. is explained. some sydney say they are trapped and cartoon without their passports. tens of thousands of people are fleeing to neighboring countries. dozens of foreign governments have flown out their citizens and diplomatic staff. but for some sudanese leaving is not an option. as they travel documents are locked in. shattered embassies or we spoke to sydney's residents, still stuck in the capital of the failing to retrieve their passports by the name of marcia have applied for so the visa to south africa on by the date of 18. so april after 3 days, of course, talking most of people much on the frame, this is stuff with upgrade, so i couldn't preach, might possible. so i can go anywhere. i didn't get a response from the embassy and one i was meaningful phone calls, even no direct messages. i applied for the st

u. k. from some it's leap, the serbian army, it's been put on its highest order. it's stationed at the border of the self declared republic, facing off with costs of in police forces on the other side, the prime minister of the break away region blamed serves for the final. i had a meeting with the queen, the best there is sunday. you invested, or today i share the concerns about the violence and condemned the attacks against the cost of a police need acc for and journalist, ultra nationalistic serv. graffiti on need to vehicles is a dock reminder in cost of a. we stand for peace and security for both of the 3. i'm asking, glint country is to calm down their child, let them reason with their child because that child can cause such problems to no one else has caused before. all this is organized by costs of a prime minister alvin kurtz. he with his desire to bring involved in big conflict between serbs and nato. he's the only one to blame for everything that is happening and he's trying to wash his hands now and say, there is nothing to do with him. the night is be

you know, i was just overwhelmed by the, the support i got from the us that wasn't the same type level as co ordination in the u. k. and i, and i didn't actually feel like i was getting any support from people in the u. k. um no, as far as i, i know, no political figure, no public. so i guess stood up and you know, publicly spoke up in my defend um and so yeah, it was, it was principally from the u. s. and the fact that i got my, the most support, one of the things that is often surprising for national security whistle blowers is that the mainstream media are not supportive of our whistle blowing despite the fact that in many ways they're the ones who are the recipients. of the information, the observer published your information. how did the observer and other british outlets treat you as a whistleblower where they support is? did they help you in any way? is you prepared to go to trial about it was the guardian group, the observer being parts of the guardian group. so that broke the story. and um, so at one point they did suggest that they would pay for a pay for my lawyers. basically, this was before i had deci

from bad to worse. thank you. in the u. k. fans of the royal family had started preparations for the coordination of king charles the 3rd. in just a few days, the king's procession will head down this road from buckingham palace, ending at westminster abbey. dedicated monarchies are already camping out along the route, hoping to secure a close up view of the royals. hundreds of thousands of people from the u. k and from around the world are expected to be in london on saturday for the crowning. of the new key is a reminder that top story we're following for you this our french police arrested hundreds of protesters taking part in nationwide demonstrations against planned pension reforms. clash is broke out in paris and other cities between protesters and police. you're watching the w news after a short break. i'll be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back with me. ah ah ah. oh, probably when semi one with the sound of the built in guitar. when it comes to tech, it's got way more troublesome. the v

nope, just from across the u. k. but also from the countries in the coming mouth as well . i was just gonna address. so when you were talking about his is close is i, i suppose that supposed to be effective us having seen him for so long as a prince. and we've got to also see him and, and understand his own personal views. and a lot of things in the same way that the public did not see his mother when she was a princess. and so at the moment he probably, i guess the passing of the baton now and he can disappear and, and have these clauses over to them to other members of the family. which is really, it's a real shift in perception, isn't it? because demand that we full known as prince charles, who as we've said, hasn't always been the most popular member of the world family has a struggle to connect in many ways is known as being quite a sensitive person. who is alex said, struggled at school and in his childhood to really sort of find, find his pace and that he has matured, obviously grown and he to himself and seems to be since he did marry, camilla seems to be a much mor

most of islands seceded from the u. k. in 1949. today it's an independent republic . however, neighboring northern ireland continues to strive a secession from great britain in the 20th century. more than 3 and a half 1000 people died in his struggle when you will, watching by she probably a more of a machine you prior to moore's preaching, i'm sitting on the her stack of those years. so didn't most of i form guy dubose approaching or gotten is around when bill foster care. figler shania is lashania. trust me. pitney j e r packet of up rose granny, senior, british public airline j. silly airline g with, from post to granite sat, correct? no, it is timely. for spy area. peace. come show you. our candidates are now regular foul of a coaster, which is iraqis, co sales to target upolu, chair of the gulf number to what i was gonna grammy fan is with his publicly lender, disabled maryland. it still consists of all countries, but what is the future for the u. k. a level of really companies turn your face proof to on he asleep. the improviser to welsh a sense of amber worshipp

u. k. is departing from the west, previous policy of not supplying long range missiles do crane to. well, exactly, this has for a long time being on the top of ukraine's wish list, the liberal, those negotiations and public goals for the us to send the attack comes a long range of munitions for the homeless. for kiddos in our system, the americans continue refusing to the up till now and seem quite happy now that the u. k. has done that for them, they can still stay for them and refusing that. i think the major difference is this really allows ukraine to attack the rest of the just to keep him occupied searching, including in crimea. previously, they're going to be able to basically hit stuff about 18 maximum 100 kilometers away from that positions. but it also allows them to do is to do these kinds of attacks from a much more safe distance. so those are less of a danger of in the move yourself being hit by russian attacks in reply. these are west increasing solve the normally used with western plains that ukraine us, it doesn't have yet. and we've just real simple, but we understan

the, the wind starts in 2019 dw, the, this is dw news line from berlin. the u. k. counts down to the coordination of king charles. there are just hours to go until the service at london's westminster happy will bring you all the bills off the head of the events. flash floods kill almost 200 people in the democratic republic of congo. the damage has force many to sleep outside with critical infrastructure washed away, and the head of rushes, wagner version. every group is threatening to pull his forces out of the training and city of bob fluids next week. and he blames the kremlin for his troops. heavy losses the a warm welcome. 12 years around the world. i'm michael. ok. the u. k. is counting down to its 1st coordination in 70 years. king charles, the 3rd will be crowned at london's westminster abbey in a religious ceremony that dates back centuries. thousands of people have been lining the streets of the british capital since long before dawn on the day that will be filled with pomp and pageantry. the, the she is so the king on the eve of his carnation king charl

u. k, mainly imports these gems from belgium, israel, the us hong kong in india. although after the onset of the ukraine conflict, the u. k. did really ramp up. it's russian diamond buying from around a $188000.00 in 2021 to $4100000.00 worth in 2022. that's it for you to western press reports. so that means that the same time, that's due, next tory government colleagues were all obsessing over the idea of depriving russian president vladimir putin personally of lunch money and fantasizing that it would make him a band and strategic national security object is involving ukraine at the same time the u. k was buying up russian diamonds like they were b pies on sale. it sainsbury's and of the diamonds coming into the u. k. through these talks to play nations. it's pretty much impossible to know which of those are actually sourced from russia. belgium, for example, said the imported $1200000000.00 euros worth of russian diamonds in the 1st 8 months of 2022, which is about on par with the $1800000000.00 euros in port in 2021. what about a quarter of diamonds being sold

u . k. and from actually sign up to the international treaty to band old nuclear weapons, i don't think those 3 countries anywhere near doing that any time soon on showing up more mention of china in the discussion of china. i think you'll be coming out as i'm will. it will be believe, mentioned again in the final communicate that comes out from the summit. we see the draft of that. it's talking about china's economic power. as the 2nd biggest, you can always power in the world and the g 7 having to think as it has done in recent years, be very balanced on base because it wants to continue to trade with china. but it also wants to draw some lines. uh they say those lines are excessive dependence in certain a certain sectors. certain parts of the economy also mention of taiwan at the moment in that final community k. but a pretty planned mention segment that needs to be continued piece on the taiwan straits. same space saw there's nothing edited there in harassment or russian, i should say. thank you

on the many royal steeple sons travels from all over the u. k. and the world to come out in london for the celebrations. you don't want 50. i know i'm 6 feet again really did not say enough to hang the phone. so you know, the parts of fits and joy, it's impressions. i'm happy to be here even though i'm not british, but it feels like it's a global subject celebration. so lots, lots to find. lots of energy. i love the people i met love the palm and pageantry. not everyone in the u. k. supports the event as an anti millnicky group is planning to protest. the combination of buddies, mtv one, the cd. but it's monica abolished. we want to have a comment to the public similar to how many island license ad. yeah, we want to do that because it's wrong in principle to have the key in the democratic society. despite the elaborate celebrations this weekend support for the mona key in britain. is it a historic, you know, according to a survey earlier this year, maybe 29 percent of people set them on a key was very important. dw corresponded very good moss is

2nd rescue. oppression in 48 hours or the 1000 people have been rescued in 2 days to a new vegas from the u. k. so annual number of people arriving in the country which racquel numbers last year from us or what she student access. if it goes to hi, this is going to bring them down by she's government has stopped many for, and post graduate students from bringing relatives to the country. that'd be involved reports from london. you know, you can match i and loves working here in the cafe that her family runs flat white take away. they originally came to the wrong because when it comes to finding stuff, it's hard to find, but his work is he'll stick around so far and as a vice, so the majority at the moment i from canada, australia because furnished people. but i think we should be encouraging people to come, because obviously the more money that they on the more ties that they pay in order to know like i told them anyway. so i think it's good. a good thing. the need for foreign labor is clear in many parts of britain, not just in hospitality, but areas like education and health care. and it par

u. k sponsored organization falsely posing as an independent entity to provide the background noise for us and u. k. regime change operations from eastern europe to the middle east. next plymouth old founder and editor in chief of the grey zone news outlet would come or treat you just one here, anywhere else. thank you so much for you. what big fun carry on. so you same thanks a lot. thank you. now what spring seen as an historic event for damascus in the middle east as a whole. the syrian president bush allah side has puts down in saudi arabia. is that to attend the meeting of the arab league on friday. now the saudi king invited us out to attend the meeting off of the arab league. a recent is decided to we admit syria to the organization officer. it was suspended in 2011. the syrian foreign minister held bilateral meetings this week in the kingdom with several of his counterparts. and that sounds damascus has moved to restore ties with saudi arabia, jordan, egypt, iraq and iran. so live now it's a political sociology professor, site subject is joining us here with all of the international the take this conversation to further

most of islands seceded from the u. k. in 1949. today it's an in blended republic. however, neighboring northern ireland continues to strive a secession from great britain in the 20th century. more than 3 and a half 1000 people died in his struggle. you will, you're watching by she probably am. i am with nationwide fire thomas probably change him sitting on the her stuff that you saw didn't off to my phone guy dubose a glitch in or gotten a 0? i am why belfast cursor.

there was a push earlier in the week from the u. k. and the netherlands saying that they needed to be a fighter jet co relation wells that excuse now at treated that that is going to take place. and that's because of the us and president bite and have dropped their objection. that was disagreement in the us administration. we understand the us not going to supply this f sixteens, but i think was likely to happen is other countries that have them all. and they've got them originally from the us going to post them to ukraine. not clear which countries, but i think the clue is countries which have f sixteens in the right. so they renewing the fleet and getting f 30 fives that so stealth capable played. and those countries to look at no way the netherlands, belgians, belgium, and denmark. i think those are the ones that potentially might have, have 816 to spec was adding the oaks f sixteens. take a lots of training. so even if now the american objection is lifted, one of those countries starts giving them to ukraine, could be many months b

u. k. hit on high from mr. promises to bring that number down the road. we munition data has been sent to 18 years in prison, but his role in the attack on the us capital building. on january the 6th, 2021, stewart roads, the founder of the ost keepers, munitions and members of his anti government group of the 1st people to be sentenced. phillips, suspicious conspiracy. and all the crimes official has moved from washington dc. you know, in going straight to the country, the words of the judge who sentenced the founder of the right wing militia group, the old keepers to 18 years in jail stood roads. a former part of trooper was convicted of seditious conspiracy. essentially, trying to over through the government by finding up those 2 states, the sold on the capital. on january 6th, 2021. they were trying to stop the certification of to apply as president. he claimed in court, he was a political prisoner, a position rejected by the judge. there's no way that he was the leader of the director of what happened on january 6th. he was just a convenient target.

but from skills from a book, from outside the u. k. to help meet skills voltages and around 45 percent of the says go to the health and social catholic. so as, as, as we know, there were 6 social disaster and big waiting list. but my goodness of help to fail, the openness and labor party in the last couple of hours have said that it shows that they've got the conservative policy has no upfront and not good for the immigration and specific united states. they've accused them of failing to tackle a skill shortage in the health and social cast sectors that say can they be doing more in the immediate and it's fair to say that the government doesn't have that have a part on the red dressing. um no ton, it sits a month to migration and, but i think it's, it's quite context and it's a lot more difficult than that statement from labor would imply because of the shortages that's effective have. i'm a combination of things like pay conditions to rip off the highway at high levels of leaving the set. so all of those things to find the case of, of

and in another new development from the summit, the u. k. and then as the netherlands have agreed to build an international coalition to provide flights of jet support, the you train driving trunks, the floats, reacted with caution, but said jim, and they will do it's part to strengthen that ukraine's capabilities. yeah, but continue to focus on what we have been doing and continued to do, which is of great relevance for the ability of few cranes forces to defend themselves. we have provided a number of times and continued to supply these tanks. munition helping set up the production of ammunition, setting up the infrastructure. all the defense capabilities that have already been set up with our intake across the tags. and mankinds that we have already supplied patriot on the irish tea system, we will continue all based on sofa has got more from a correspondent in rate, typically say schultz and let's see. it's on flu shots. his reaction to providing these flights of jets to ukraine has been pretty cool for us. tell us what that means for th

u. k. the us and from the g 7 are grouping of countries that have broadly similar opinions on most issues these off the global south east of which the global no said the rich countries of the world. but actually on the nuclear issue, there awesome disagreements. there are some differences, as you say, japan, because of what happened here has a very antique nuclear, a feeling them a bunch of its population similar sentiments in among sections of the population in germany and italy. for example. there is, of course, a campaign to try and get rid of nuclear weapons and you can see in some of the pictures, but also here on the piece park, there isn't an a flame and it was a base. it was, let's in 1964 and the japanese punch that, that flight will never go out until there are no nuclear weapons left in the world . well, there is a treaty, the 1st payment to be in 2017 of the treaty on the preservation of nuclear weapons . and it came into force formerly in january 2021 though on now out of a 193 un members. $92.00 countries that have signed it and $68.00 to formally rectified, including all of afric

u. k. for repairs to pledge allegiance to its new king. questions on the price tag of the ceremony for the media with some common walls, nations valley to obtain independence from the monarchy. that says, hundreds of children in the u. k. former colony of nigeria suffer from record rates of malnutrition. according to a new worrying report. russia says the world could benefit from its agricultural exports as part of the black sea brain deal, but the un is unable to ensure equal shipments to country the need. archie speaks exclusively to the rushes deputy for administer. the very idea that was put forward by the un secretary general to ensure food security in the world, as it turns out, is not actually happening. the good morning for moscow. this is our to international with the latest from news updates. i'm 0 a isabel, happy to have you with us. your printing and security services have arrested us robert gonzalez, lira in the city of har, cause he is accused of publicly supporting russia's actions in ukraine, as well as discrediting ukrainian military leadership. this is all there is a blogger based at har, coffee crane. he is a citizen of the us, and she lay go

from u. s. or u. k. is there some kind of list and conspiracy into it? because we have had this a playbook play in the past as well. but definitely, this is a progression coming in right ahead off. the victory is integrations in russia. and if this is something that is being called as a parent attack by russia, we should wait and watch and see some kind of an escalation and retaliated to move by kremlin within the next few hours. because what im certainly is not going to take it lightly at the same time, india has maintain the peace should be maintained. they should be seen via dogs, should moorhead prime minister movie. also suggesting that this is not an arrow for what with these escalations, with more than 4 under diesel does more already on not only beaten voice. how does escalation turns out? indeed, we will this quite a lot on pox a d. c, thanks very much. feel your comprehensive response for festival russia has said that it reserves the right to spawned and when it sees fit. and if you were to speculate how do you think it would respond? in the pa

so then he brought in the judge from the u. k cord, a civil servant radcliffe, who came in with never been to and deb before, she had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines, mounts back to him, could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the british government's back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the domes of the partition of the country were only announced on the 17th of august. so it was a free in deal and focused on that loan to about what would the terms of the partition, but the people the completely on for that and people have to leave. they have to leave their homes that being forced out of their homes. because there are rights all around them, people, are you taking homes that driving people out? what happens in a situation like this when the nation

a new thing is from the u. k. so nets migration reached a record 606000 people last year. prime minister receives student access, the numbers are too high and says he's going to bring them down. but the government has stopped many for and pays graduate students from bringing relatives to the country. a teen baba reports from london. the can match i and loves working here in the cafe that her family runs flat white take away. they originally came to the wrong because when it comes to finding stuff, it's hard to find. but his work is, he'll stick around so far and as a vice who the majority of the 5 minutes, i'm kinda australia because spanish people. but i think we should be encouraging companies because obviously the more money that they on the more price that they pay in full, it only goes on them anyway. so i think it's good a good thing. the need for foreign labor is clear in many parts of britain, not just in hospitality, but areas like education and health care. and it partly explains the jump in that migrati