u. k. from from, it's interesting that schultz will be in paris today, and meeting with one of my call, who seemed he didn't have those same fears about being joining people, just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add to frustration here that there's a sense that well, if schultz and his social democratic party in that willing coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a little more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the grains in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give the findings in a hurry. he said that the training is needed. shells no christmas i'll be doesn't have a huge mouse or shells to send kids as a kind of compensation that is just going to cause. now connelly reporting that from keith. now parts of central brussel, brussels, all as a standstill at this hour as far as from across the european union, upstage the blocks missing of agriculture ministers demonstrates

u. k. from from it's interesting that le schultz will be in paris today and meeting with a member of my call. who said that you didn't have those same fears about being joining people, just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add some frustration here that there's a sense that well, if schultz and his social democratic party in that warning coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a lot more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the equations in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give. the credit is in a hurry. he said that the training is needed shows no christmas. osby doesn't have a huge mouse or shells to send kids as a kind of compensation. that is just the wrong cause. now, we can just talk about what's happening in the will of the ukrainian army. we know has now pulled back from of these. are you expecting to see the russian army continue pushing forward in the coming days

u. k, from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the policy itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. finally have done so they've got jago alj, a zebra london, cities, preston, gabrielle bar. it says, declared 2 days of national mourning for the victims of wild foss. sweeping through the it goes to about 4 days a week. strong winds and high temperatures of fusion flames. the death toll has risen to at least $122.00, possibly 100 still missing. there are fish. that number could vize significantly, you know, say it's after you that go 2nd. notice you

u. k. from russia, with their assets and to even use them to support the russian opposition. wonderful . explained a valid is known benefactors. sounds thrilled about the you pays plans to stick it to put in for ukraine at his expense. i urge the government to seize property assets held by allies of putin, as well as set up an effective register of overseas property beneficial ownership. the socialist is used to eating at someone else's expense. oops, sounds like he wasn't listening when put in himself weren't guys exactly like him way back in 2002, but the state would eventually come, you go to stuff, then you the, i'm not saying that the model accounts will be frozen. but if decisions of this kind of with different variations are taken, please excuse my simplicity of expression, you will have a hard time swallowing dust running through the courts trying to unfreeze your funds. well, it looks like these, all rocks may be off to the races, all right? seems like they figured that if that day ever came, they'd be granted at exception for being the western approves kind of russi

u. k. from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the policy itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. finally have done. sonya jago, i'll just sarah london of the british and irish prime ministers have met northern ireland newly appointed leaders originally. so that can lea override car were visiting the new administration at belfast storm at the castle for the for the 1st time. the appointments and 2 years of political crisis that was sparked when the main british unionist party walked out. the party protested against post br exit trading arrangeme

u. k. from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the palace itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public a to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. somebody have done. sonya jago alda 0 london, so head on alger 0 angle on the streets of 7 goals, capital protest is to mom, president monkey solves 10 down off the he delayed the upcoming elections the the, the weather brought to you by visit cutoff. hello, there was not down on the in australia and 10 days off to making land full in the north east with finally seeing the end of tropical fi clone. kimberly its working its way well the remnants of

u. k. from the attendance germany, a lot of them have been involved in secretary spain. and so once they've been taught to drive the sides, but many of the p equals across europe are not represented by those decisions. we're seeing already thousands of people go to products. we think it's right from univision segment. the state itself is under a lot of pressure from civil side to to withdraw if it's read participates. so is iceland in ireland, across europe, in belgium, in dispatcher state, we're seeing a lot of action to expel is right. and this inspires us. it's not the government's that do not care about told about human rights or international. they never did. it's the peoples of those countries that are really pushing in the right direction . we think. and chris, do you want to come in on, on the, on the, i don't know whether your vision is the only thing, but i mean, why israel participates in the revisions on context. i mean have a nose but, but a strategy i participates as well. what do you make of, of this, this e be used for that? again? yeah, i mean, yeah, i m

u. k from frauds interesting that le schultz will be in paris today and meeting with him. i know mccall who seemed he didn't have those same fears about being joining to just because france has sent these missiles. but i think it will add some frustration. here's that. there's a sense that full of schultz and his social democratic party in that morning coast in germany, always putting the brakes on. whereas the greens and the liberals a little more on the same kind of him sheet as well as the grains in terms of the need to move on. it's not like well that schultz has somebody else to give you. credit is in a hurry. he said that the training is needed. shells no christmas i'll be doesn't have a huge mounts or shelves to send kids as a kind of compensation. that is just go on the cards now. become really inc, if you are feeling the latest meeting in paris to discuss the ways of strengthening support for your crime. we think it's called by the french president, who is the advisor. say they are trying to signal to russia that it will know when the war totes, are expected to fo

u. k, from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the policy itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. finally have done so they've got jago, i'll just sarah london. so the goal is parliament has just given its backing to the president's decision to delay the election until december of this presidential poll is scheduled for this month as since i q. so aside to dispute the selection of candidates for the names of birds, when nicholas hawk joins us live, laughed from back. also. how significant is this post by minton? what might the reaction be a terr

u. k, from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the policy itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. finally have done sonya jago alj, a zebra london, which it fits williams as a royal watcher and commentator when he says the transparent matter which the news was publicized signals a break for the past. if it is something that's completely new, really, i mean the k a case of example where the queen elizabeth was in the hospital as i was a result of picking it up and then disseminating the news. rows of cost in some top or and indeed we see most of

u. k. within days, looking for confirmation and not at the men, but that is some reaction from them. certainly. but of course, as you would expect, there's been reaction across the political spectrum. here in the u. k. u puts the prime minister, where she's seen that he's put out a statement saying that he wishes is matter. see a full and speedy recovery, saying he has no doubts. he'll be back to full strength and no time. and he knows the whole country will be wishing it well isn't actually as well we tucked in the united states, the state department will say things, thoughts are with the king and his family. what is clearly a very difficult find. difficult indeed are corresponding charlie trusting people with the ladies tonight from london, that breaking news king charles diagnosed with cancer. charlotte, thank of us, secretary of state anthony, blinking has arrived in the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and from us. it is 5th trip to the region since the homos of terror attacks on october summit. lincoln is in saudi arabia and is also stopping in egyp

u. k. from the united states in the coming days. but it is yet and not the set back of news for family, which has already been facing health concerns. the king's daughter in law, catherine has also been hospitalized recently for abdominal surgery as well. and of course, the palace itself is attempting to be as open as it possibly can be, with regards to what treatments and the health situation of members of the royal family. not just because they want to keep the public informed, but also judge the public a to be aware of certain signs and to also look at their own health concerns as well. somebody have done. sonya jago alda 0 london. christopher wilson is a boy of bile girlfriend, he's joining us from colin wood and the united kingdom. he's wasn't extensively on childs and his relationships with diana and come at a thank you for your time 1st week. just how unusual is it for bush or small not to be so open about such a serious health issue as well as this. these are on charging bosses and we of course, hope that the king's going to

a few rela, we've seen response from the u. k, but what's been the reaction from france? well, france was a little bit more subdued. the reaction was a little bit more calm. that's despite the friction between germany and france in terms of arming ukraine. now the government didn't have an official comment, but an m p name, benjamin hot dog from president emmanuel, mate. crohn's renaissance party did tweet that. the chancellor's comments were divisive and could lead to a diplomatic crisis. the shots, this reaction to the troops and ukraine creates a major diplomatic crisis between germany and the united kingdom. berlin is very isolated, but that's not all michael ross who is also from schultz. his own party and head of the boons installed for an affairs committee. also said that he regretted the exchange, but they need to re focus on together combat and putting and his a legit war on you prayed and they're strong or when they're all opposing putting but nevertheless sold, says a british allies and says that if the u. k. did provide the strong shadow missile, and the frenc

we saw a hasty reaction from the u. k to these commas to think that it's a sign that there was potentially some truth in what the german chancellor said. yeah, as i said, um uh you have to listen to the announcement of the office of a bridge prime minister, who said additional to the true, they don't want to send many troops. additionally, to the fuel troops, they have already you and your credit supporting the ukranian army. so they also split the liberals. uh yeah, i think, i think you said that a russian president vladimir put in the says the objective of western countries to weekend and dictate to russia has not come to fruition. associates delivered his state of the nation address to the russian parliaments in moscow for you and you said we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west with its colonial habits, habits that inside national conflicts around the world, strives not only to hold back on development. instead of russia, they need a dependent fading, dying state. and that's a

u. k. abstained from the boat, while 13 voted in favor. the us instead proposed its own plan, the states is new american draft resolution calls for a temporary cease fire linked to the release of hostages, held by him us. we'll bring an immediate and sustain, here's what china is invested or has to say about washington's veto. it was the veto exercised by the united states that stapled counsel consensus made what the us and veto sent the wrong message. pushing the situation in gaza into more dangerous territory that can be. and journalist felix lee is an expert on china. i asked him what he made of china's comments. the china wants to position itself the voice of the globe default and submit and drawing 2 of these countries to be honest, a think is rarely exaggerating with its actions is a god, a strip and the most aggressive voice against israel, south africa, brazil, and other lodge emergent countries criticize these way, the government you more view mentally? oh well yeah. china is a tongue. tried to present itself with a comfortable i'

what we were told that uh it was 36 targets in 13 different locations, any aircraft with, from united states and u. k. and they're all sides say vice themselves fired from ships in the red se. uh, the targets were um, uh, support mechanisms for any shipping weapons that the who sees i utilize so. right as a actual launch is as well as emanation stuff, pause of me stalls, ballistics hidden crews and some drives as well. so we'll see relatively wide range of products mechanisms to launch the projectiles into the red sea and also the rockets and resolves themselves. we do know though that the previous strikes on yemen in response to the who these attacks on the shipping lanes and the red sea have not deterred the rebels. so how would these strikes be any different as well as i think there's 2 things to that. first of all, how given issues size of a lease operation, 36 targets to attain different locations. i think we have to say this as part of that brought to us response to the test of 3 of us military personnel 24 hours before we say 95 different targets in certain locations in syria and iraq . so i t

u. k. report from timing of switch on the how hotspots of the outbreak. the we're going to start in gaza with he is very managers unrelenting in his bombing campaign. the war has killed any 30000 palestinians. most of the women and children . these are pictures from the city of that on by the in central garza overnight is video strikes targeted a residential building, killing at least 2 children. volunteers have been racing against the clock to rescue any survivors trumped onto the rubble in gaza. city sizes, the palestinians have been scrambling for bags of flour is a hunger crisis, unfolds across the strip. caught out as cold in the international community to stand against what it calls the deliberate starvation of the palestinian people by israel un agencies and age groups and say as many attacks on the collapse of law and order. i'm making it more difficult to get a into the strip follow standing is are camping along the main road waiting for age . they say this applies reaching them are nowhere near enough. i must've looked at . i want to see, i thin

u. k. report from pending and that's become a hotspots of the outbreak. the frank assessments, here's essentially delaying the democratic process. the current government knows not being picked up, but when the elections say they want to buy time using fix critical debate, ok, some of them are struggling. that's give them some cash. but let's look at the reality. 80 percent of these farming subsidies are going to the big voice, informed opinions we don't live in a postcolonial work we live in the neo colonial one and gaza is resisting that termination inside story on al jazeera. what constitutes extent, so we can talk to a see, i want you to start with just the facts rather as to what happened as independent. we won't be in my wants to freedom. we don't have to leave them in different countries policy and it's meant to get 50 percent representation and accountability and benefit no 1000 service at this point. but then you're saying you don't have any reports for that. i should just trust that unity often as i find the cool values to produce outstanding jen

u. k. extradition treaty explicitly forbids. we heard from at least experts, a careful on must be on who's found the online channel seriana analysis. and he says the us case against us on is minstrel journalists around the world that exposing washington's crimes will have grave consequences. hey, my opinion, this is the most important case for free press entry. journalism assigned is main message and main motivation was to stop the wars by exposing the true motivations and multi it's of the invading powers. and after world war 2, most of the invading powers were from the west and word b, the united states or the u. k, against navy, against syria, against iraq, against i've gotten a son in different regions of the words. and this was terrifying projects for the united states because for the 1st time the public can see the to a multi is up. they pull additions, a waging this destructive wars and spreading may hammer around the words, and couldn't get spreading democracy and spreading human rights, et cetera. therefore, if a scientist expedited

your screen, hundreds rallied for us, expired to while in london, protesters demanded auction from the u. k. government to stop the conflict in them, at least a peace activist in the british capital told us why he's honored by his country. so leads on outside the wembley stadium in north london. the i couldn't call him with english football where there's one of many local protests taking place according for a ceasefire and goes to this b nation developments recently. politically, about the rebellion within the muslim community. it guides guest almost leadership to the life of policy. on this, on the issue of garza, many of mostly organizations. it's coming to the screen, what organized conducting poles and canvassing among the best in the community. and the since the 2019 election. the number of voters intended to vote, labor has fallen by 41 percent and t as thomas support among the muslim community is minus 11, many and peace, labor and peace and marginal constituencies. the prices within the business community and the relations between the most recent community and the labor policy in a

from the map? well, i was discussing this earlier with martin j editor of my go to a bit old old key told us that both the protests and hypocrisy of u. k. official systemic from britain, quote, being an extension of the us state department that we keep here and this is what allows us to send it. so i think we're going that's 6 that we know we know what that means and that's basically code full is as of right to carry on with the genocide and, and it comes up in the international court. isn't really gonna have any effect because america controls the cold. so um, you know, carry on now we've been coming to to america. now. phone policy is basically just an extension of the state department and also, and ministers are really just different much you know, attached to that department and have to follow the narrative from america. every single less of it, you know, forbade some the, this is the consequence of it doing, despite having 4000000 people for the muslims in the u. k. and having these huge contributions into some kind of basis, like that mean, for example, you know, it's not, it's not just on the muslims that are against that you're

u k. extradition treaty explicitly forbids that a we heard from middle east textbook, the vocal law, seeing the founder of the online channel serial on analysis. he sees the us case against the songs is meant to show you on the list surround the world of exposing washington's crimes will have grave consequences. do you mind repeating? this is the most important case for free president, for you journalism. assign just main message and main motivation was to stop the wars by exposing the true motivations and multi, it's of the invading powers. and after world war 2, most of the invading powers were from the west and word b, the united states or the u. k. again, sneed against syria against iraq, against i've gotten a son in different regions of the works, and this was terrifying projects for the united states. because for the 1st time, the public can see the to a multi is up there, pull additions, who are waging this destructive wars and spreading may hammer around the words, and couldn't get spreading democracy and spreading human rights, etc. therefore, if assigned, use expedited to t

want to pull in now the assignment name and he's a lecture in international relations from lancaster university in the u. k. it's good to see you again, simon. let. let me just ask you, considering that this counter offer that came from my boss, basically would have left him off in tact inside the gaza. me did israel or did nothing. y'all really have any other choice but to reject it. no, really given what he's been saying for the past 115 or so days, he's taking a very, very hard line on from us on how must has continued presence in gaza. and to go back on that spans to project his position of saying, but they cannot find them. a gauze arrow cannot tolerate the cause of, with a how much presence would it be on the bottom, the bolt for him, and not what have serious consequences for his political capital within israel itself. so there's a lot of stake for him. what does this rejection by israel? what does it mean for its relations with the united states? and i asked that, considering the top diplomat from the us, the secretary of state anthony, blinking, he has just spent the last 3 or 4 days in the region

so we've seen a response from the u. k, but what was the response from france? so there was a much more anger in london, right. france was a little bit less of a little bit more calm despite everything else. and there is that friction between france and germany over the arming of ukraine. but the government didn't have an actual official comment thus far. but there was an m p named benjamin, had dog from president amount on the crowns renaissance party, who tweeted that. the chancellor's comments did create a sort of diplomatic craigslist shots. his reaction to the troops and ukraine creates a major diplomatic crisis between germany and the united kingdom. berlin is very isolated us, and that's not all because michael ross from sold his own party actually said that he regretted this exchange of words. but the thing that has been united, the french and the u. k, and germany has been their opposition to vladimir putin. and that they need to absolutely keep their forces together to do so. but still, schultz is a british allies and says that if the u. k. did send th

u. k. home secrets, she's to wait a break from and said the situations were different. the juxtaposition of the u. k . governments crap down on both arrivals, mainly from africa, east asia, the cons and the middle east. what it's a vocal support for you train makes the truth, a crystal clear, some a, some of them see cuz a more welcome than others. we are already seeing people things to that, a specially along certain groups from east to them and from child, the said for there's many of them towards libya, tanisha and then towards europe. so i have warrant literally european countries in particular that if the current neglect of these crises continues, we will see secondary movements as we called the pregnant guys, the crises becoming crowns, but to your political arrive for me between the major global powers 8 and supports has been shifted away from the hot spots, and the wisdom response to the sudan crisis has been limited to cold for the sides to comply with the obligations and the international committee to renew and the need to protect civilians. nothing more. meanw

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u. k. hi, quote, had from julia and assigns as legal team. the main argument remains. they say that julia decides as a journalist, and that what you did is protected or the rights of freedom of speech. they were also talking about to plot by the c i a to probably isn't as with kids, not to that they say happened while julia saw and was told up in the core dorian embassy and they say that she needs to be protected by the bridges state and should not be expedited throughout the day. there were many simple to see outside the u. k . codes and i've spoken to many of them. and they told me that they see a full freedom of speech worldwide. if jordan hassan is expedited and tried in the united states, tomorrow, the case will continue and it's the sides of the us. who would explain that case why they want julianna's sons to be tried in the united states? use bucket mosse reporting that from london. so now he is considered hollywood royalty with a body of works funding decades and of the 4 si feature films. and so it seems like the 1st thing that most in school safety should be

u. k, which obtained a tip from us again to, to change base this, this report to those against, again, her hand was raised to veto up sentence u. k. abstained. but again, it was the vote of the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. the blocked resolution would have demanded an immediate cease fire and gotten the out. jerry and boss of that had been working on the draft for 3 weeks. while in the talk of, we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full apart from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the palistine, you know, southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to god. i showed you for a big the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease. fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on to continue to slope. so it goes all, so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove cc, the us, and bassett, a told reporters this resolution wo

the, the, this is the w news live from berlin, the us and the u. k. launch a 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against from link to militia, washington and london say that they hit sites belonging to the hosting web hosting . yeah, man. it follows us airstrikes and ross and syria. also coming up as fighting continues in guys a mosque considers a truce offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a halt too early for months of fighting. at a summer heat wave drives to have the wildfire into less, at least $46.00 people are dead, and more than $1100.00 homes destroyed. as authorities lead with residents to evacuate the . i'm sarah kelly, welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the hoof. the militia in yemen, washington in london, put out a joint statement saying that they hit thousands of target, which included underground weapons depos missed the systems and launchers and radars. the strike is part of the us is military effort to discover the fees from further disrupting global shippin

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u. k, which abstained his audit from isaac. as to james base, those against, again, her hand was raised to veto up sentence u k abstained. but again, it was the vote of the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield. the blocked resolution would have demanded an immediate cease fire and gotten the out. jerry and boss of that had been working on the draft for 3 weeks. well, in the talk of, we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full apollo from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to the yellows i showed you. maybe the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on to continued slow to good goals. all so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove cc, the us, and bassett