u. k. from fronts. french police rush to try and still continue carrying migrants from leaving the coast of northern fronts and heading across the english channel. this, the day, after at least a dozen migrants died when the boat carrying them to the u. k. from front sign control p. waters close to the french coastline to rescue cuz we're able to save more than 60 people from the will to most of whom were not wearing life jackets. french interior minister, general dumb on a visit to the seaside town belongs to mass following, which officials say is the most deadly migrant. but this off to so far this year on the channel domino is cooling on the u. k. government to synchronize its immigration laws with fonts physically so the latest people from the horn of africa who have been infected by this tragedy. they are going to great britain home to join the family with them to work there sometimes and conditions that are not acceptable in france like said some of the or falls but well done on the points

u. k, u, the u. k. from granting permission. because storm shadows contains some us parts. is that right? i think that is what already happened. alexander, russian president vladimir putin has been doing a lot of saber rattling over the past 2 and a half years. this is now no exception. he is a once again, making threats. how seriously should ukraine and its partners take those threats? i think how seriously distressed should be taken depends who you are in the alliance. to pick up on the point about the white house. this is that unique situation compared to the ukraine, 0 pen partners. many ways the us as a global power level interest in the conflict in the middle east is one where russia is not only possible, but very likely to respond the symmetrically to lifting these restrictions. and we already know that the russians considered supplying difficulties with advanced long range missiles of their own. and this is exactly the kind of escalation that we could expect to see should restrictions be lifted by the white house. and i want to drill deeper on that point and what re

u. k. from front sign controlled people to is close to the french coastline. rescue cuz were able to save more than 60 people from the water, most of whom were not wearing life jackets. french interior minister, general dumb on a visit to the seaside town belongs to mass. following what officials say is the most deadly migrant boat is off to so far this year on the channel. domino is cooling on the u. k. government to synchronize its immigration laws with fonts, best google the latest people from the horn of africa who have been infected by this tragedy. and they're going to great britain home to join the family with that to work there sometimes and conditions that are not acceptable in france bikes. it's some of the all falls the well done on the points, the finger of blame across the channel to monetary and agencies say it's from says own treatment of migrants to disposing them to flee. a panel is if people take the c, because the migrant cops are being dismantled because they are living in de

u k, from germany being put on some of writing and assets of their, their main, uh, aircraft carrier as well. so it'll be interesting to see what effect that will have on the future supply from, from moran regarding these weapons. we're talking about mid rain rage, weapons that would really wide in the us know that russia has to use and give them much more flexibility unless saying that they could use a mid range weapons on the front line savings, a longer range missiles to, to, to target areas much further inside your garden in territory, i want to ask you to a bit on the russian claims that it's military has recaptured settlements inside the course, the region. what are the implications of that if that, if that is true? well, we've got pretty limited information as you can imagine on that. but this morning we stats of getting wood on some russian pro russian telegram accounts and military blogs to suggest that this somebody expect pretty much expected counter offensive was under way. and we've, we've heard also from a major general from the russian army on the russian news agencies

u k, from the usa into the u. k. a lot of use. ok, e s a ukraine. the anyway. edu. okay, and guess what's up in the okay, it's just a little video that we build up a couple of years back. it just shows that this oppression of thought, this thought police kind of stuff to talk about this type of stuff is allow me countries. but here's what's happened on the okay, here's what's been happening for the last 2 years and the u. k. a mine got arrested for posting a post on social media, which i insulted the algae b t to flag correct. he caused serious offense to people who like at a meeting to badge instead of cooper assignments for the breakfast. that's all the videos. so this is the police arresting somebody for making you postal. social media insulting deals, gross gross. i think gross is the operative term. it's gross that somebody come to have an individual contract to them. narratives even it's absolutely disgusting. actually really bad, really, really bold to say to the u. k while good out here stime or dips, his fingers in the pockets of the pensioners taking away

u k, from the usa into the u. k. a lot of use. ok. you say you could, i may anyway. edu. okay. i guess what's up in the okay. it's just a little video that we dug up a couple of years back. it just shows that this oppression of thought distort. police kind of stuff. the talking about this type of stuff is allow me countries, but here's what's happened in the okay, guess what's been happening for the last 2 years in the u. k. a mine got arrested for posting a post on social media, which i insulted v a l g b t to flag correct. he caused serious offense to people who like meet 2 badge instead of cooper sandwich for the breakfast that's on the video. so this is the police arresting somebody for making you post on social media insulting guilty on growth. the gross gross is the operative term. it's gross that somebody can to have an individual contract to them an hour to achieve. and it's absolutely disgusting. actually, really bad, really, really bold say to the u. k while go don't care stime or dips, his fingers in the pockets of the pensioners taking away their ability to put a lo

think in many ways it's a response to the enormous pressure, the enormous outrage that that's been from u. k. citizens, from folks as an added from labels and benches. the box when it comes to the setting, followed by the interest of relations with the us and the industry before international role. and so, so long as they are continuing to supply these components for the effort and 5, they all still complicit in world drives. they all still can compress it. in genocide, they say there's a clear risk ukiah equipment will be used to file light international humanitarian little by israel. so how can such a clear risk not to exist for the f 30 fives when we know that, and that's probably it was used in one of the most brutal in her wrist. it strikes on gaza in, in the past few months. it does not make sense. all right, good to get your analysis of that. thank you so much, samuel polo freeman, the campaign against trade. a us president joe biden says, as well as the problem is, that isn't doing enough to secure a deal to free. the remaining is right. the caps is nice. comments come off for a meet

so much for that reporting for moscow, let's find out whether there's been any reaction from the u. k. so all of this bring in juvenile hall. so joe, not what's been the response from the british governments, but essentially cutting audits had the uh, the version of events put out by the criminal more. but more importantly, by the speech, the russian domestic intelligence service that is usually a said, the suggested these 6 diplomats have been expelled for working to ensure rushes to feet in ukraine. they was there for the assumption that this was somehow approved for a preemptive strike. ahead of that style of abiding meeting of the decision on the use of missiles, long range missiles by key, you wouldn't ordinarily get a substantive response from the british side on questions involving diplomats accused of espionage. but we have one, and it is the british government refuting those claims by the kremlin, save $86.00 diplomats expelled by russia, where in fact kicked out last months. the accusations against them are completely baseless. the action followed actions taken by the u. k.

u. k. so basically cycles, because normal se told anybody stop pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically, insight goes from being uh, supporting the, the last many big gains, many, many operations in the area. and then he believes in syria, as i guess, knowing does we've, i've seen him and so i approve. so the last few months, uh, even add a couple, katia, so usa is supplementing, so that kind of goes out. there's no co pay out of defense so so much as much as if it's $5054.00, if it's of 16. know, or if it's sort of fun, i don't think it makes any difference the defenseless from of the well, some updates from russia has course region. mazda says troops have now pushed back . here is military in 5 settlements. it comes as the battle for territory inside russian border enters. it's the 2nd month. ukrainian troops lost over 280 soldiers and 13 armored vehicles in the past 24 hours alone. according to the russian defense ministry is forces used drones to strike camp support and observations points as well as armor vehicle routes versus troops that's definitely been

u. k. so basically cycles says, no, see i told him about these cop pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically in the cyprus from being the supporting the, the last many big games. so many, many operations in the area. and then he believes in syria, as i guess knowing does we've, i've seen him and so i approve. so the last few months, i even add a couple katia, to sue usa as supplementing. so that kind of goes out. there's no co pay out of the fence how much it's month to see if it's $55.00, if it's of 16, or if it's sort of fun. i don't think it makes any difference the other defend listed for from of the well, some updates from russia's occurs to region. now moscow says its troops have pushed back cabins military in 5 settlements. it comes as the battle for territory inside rushes border enters. it's the 2nd month we'll ukrainian troops lost over $280.00 soldiers and 13 armored vehicles in the past 24 hours alone. according to the russian defense ministry is forces used drones to strike cab support and observation of points as well as the armored vehicle routes to.

u. k. so basically cycles because normally say you told me about these cop pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically in the cycles from being the supporting the, the last many big gains. many, many of patients in the area and then he believes in syria, as i guess knowing does we've, i've seen a messiah pro. so the last few months, uh, even aircraft carrier. so usa is supplementing, so that account does, does not co pay out of defense. how much it month to see if it's $55.00, if it's of 16, or if it's sort of fun. i don't think it makes any difference the other defenseless from of the as well. some updates from russia's course can region. moscow says troops have now pushed back. here is military in 5 settlements. it comes as the battle for territory inside russia's border enters. it's the 2nd month. ukrainian troops lost over 280 soldiers and the 13 armored vehicles in the past 24 hours alone. according to the russian defense ministry. its forces used drones to strike camp support and observations points as well as armor vehicle routes. it's versus troops. that's definitely

u. k. but what frances saying is that it needs more money from the u. k. as one example, to put more patrols along the french side of the border here. in fact, there was an agreement earlier this year between the 2 countries in which the u. k . did contribute more funds to friends to do this. but front says, this is less than a 3rd of what it's actually spending on its side of the board. the other thing that's happened is that the e u and to the u. k. have signed a deal between the use migration agency front techs in which there could be more information sharing to target exactly what you mentioned, these criminal networks that are lowering people to the, to these border areas that are taking enormous sums of money from them. and knowing that they're putting them basically into a desktop here in the waterways. terry, thank you very much. that was our correspondent terry schultz in french sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. rescue operations continue in southern india after monsoons and major flooding killed dozens of pe

houses apartments, apartments that so uh, it puts, uh, a problematic us experiments from the points of view of costs and the u. k. costs eventually kind of said that's this is not a case of burden sharing, but of garden shifting from red. sure. so that's well the countries as that on top of that the legal requirements for not being met. so that was an mitigated disaster. and it was predictable. okay, well, the, that, that what that plan was tool not by the new prime minister care stomach on that one . that was one of his day one announcements. and he was ending, that's a policy rubbish i'm. let's look at what he's going to do. instead, he said he's going to set up a new border security. come on, bring in the board or force officials, the police, and the intelligence agencies. i mean, my question is what those people already working close together and is what you've got now previously, the slogan was stopped the boats. now the slogan is, smash the gangs. is there any substance or is it just a new slogan? yeah, i mean, to me, it looks like as multiple points corporate again, most logan's, you know, we know what th

i received from the u. k. press publications. the you pay gave to you create a large amount of military assistance that needs to be disposed of. and this information was provided by auditors. the expenditure of this country on the disposal of old equipment decrease from 3500000000 to 223000000. so as you can see, this very convenient given this, the increase leasing reports of the used by ukrainian nationalist of chemical weapons. according to the russian ministry of defense, the crating on forces continue with the consent and under the leadership of washington in london to systematically use toxic substances and chemical riot control agents in the area of the special new material. peroration moving full 100 cases of the use by ukraine of toxic chemical substances in particular. clara pin, which is on an x 3 of the chemical weapons convention alone with colorado breakfast and such incidents have occurred in the net and broken down of all command ox, romeus. and most of them has been confirmed by an accredited to bar tree from the

so the fact that that's being exempted from the arena in which the us of the u. k is saying, no, we won't send any more. this is a problem, but again, it is very important. symbolically the u. k. is the closest ally of washington. the us has the same kind of laws that prohibits sending arms when they are suspicious of they that they will be used in violation of international humanitarian law. that's exactly what the united states is continuing to do. so the fact that britain is now of providing an example, if you will, a, that's a symbolically very important development with america's view of the speed and from the u. k. for one, if it still interest i lies, i think it will be a difference between what is said in public and what is said in private in public. i think we can anticipate some version of certainly the, the british have the right to make their own judgments about what they say, what they send and what they don't send. and i'm sure that internally they are furious. because this puts additional pressure. there has been a movement in this country, which now

u. k. so basically psychos says, normal, say you told me about these cub pending uh from there. uh you talked to u. k. incense to decide what is going from a van basis, which is kayla they. i could see that i saw that a mandatory basis which where you taylo applies look, cypress low, you cable or anything. so speaking to us today is really good to get your take on the situation. how are you via lawrence from the wake up cypress movement. thank you for your time. thank you very much. i to thank you for joining us here and i'll see international. we always appreciate your company with back with plenty more that helps me out hope to see you then the following jockeys every year with airbus to see which company will be the biggest airplane manufacturer in the world. for many years, decades, even there was no positive. it was boeing, but for at least the last decade. the american manufacturing giant has cut corners to cut costs. it's for sake and safety in the name of profit and dozens of whistle blowers have come forward with documents. and with 1st 10 testimony to give us the detail

the, the, this is dw news live from berlin on test of proteins red lines. so u k wants us agreement to let you crane fire british made christmas holes into russia. british private history, kiera stammer goes to the white house to make his case, to presidential bide, but there's no quick decision after moscow warrants it would need war with nato. also coming up rescuers raise to save people trapped by some of the worst ever flooding and nigeria. 8 workers say the disaster is compounding and already existing storage shortage in the countries. the mariana evans dean, thanks for joining me. british prime minister keir stormer, and he was president joe biden have health talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise missiles into russia. so u. k has signal that it wants to let you crane use. it's storm a shadow missiles which include us technology, but it apparently 1st one's permission from its main ally of the united states. all of this comes as a kremlin ram subs threatening language over the use of western weapons by ukraine, from a rus

to shift away from the approach of performing governments to ensure that it's actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and from cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there was very little space ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open most sites, pathways. this would go along the way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel and often use floods in northeastern 92, we have routed hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. united nations has approve $6000000.00 to help both parties address the humanitarian crisis, the governments and agencies, and now trying to provide food for families for the struggling to access the affected areas. and steep rise in food prices is making life more difficult for t

from gaza. but that you really left for us. there is an enormous pressure, hopefully supporters of israel, both in the u. k. parliament time the media. and there is a very strong opposition mounted against palestinian opinion and people in britain. so i think there's a combination of factors there, but it's also a very strong loving from the audience industry. now, how much industry is very powerful and very big in britain, they have a huge numbers of government contracts and international contracts. the systems is an enormous manufacturer in britain, and they are very reluctant to see any restriction on supplies anywhere in the world. so all those reasons. and so what i'm tired already tried to do yesterday was demonstrated that somehow or other he is cognizant over the issues of human rights abuses in the costs are well, who isn't present? been happening for a long time. and then he sold by making the site or do with some other other the kind of the very strong opposition to the strategy in the labor party, the most others in on thing creating my own group. and that he would come out of it as a somebody,

u. k. from gaza. and she's joining us on the aisle to 0 news. our doctor victoria rose. thanks very much for your time with us. as you were saying, you just returned you were working at the north side hospital in han unice. can you speak to what you saw there? and what shocked you the most i think yeah, what show me the most this time was the number of children that i so and, and in fact operated on what i've been and the are paid goes on, especially in march. and it was a, it was a loss of children then. but now in august, i would say that 80 percent in fact we weren't, are treated was under the age of 16. what sorts of injuries would you see and what sort of operations would you be carrying out? all of the injuries were explosives related? and then that was my real of an injury apart from explosion or at the time. so the sorts of things that i was just is mainly treating where says 3rd degree burns. so let's see. 40 percent. i saw a lot of lynch for my children losing legs and reducing owns we had a couple of um entities and the facial injuries. i had a 7 year old that

butcher as the policy adviser on arms and concepts for ox fam, and you're joining us or from hard feature in the u. k. so martin is symbolically, this feels that significant because it's departure for from what the u. k has done so far operationally less so right. 8 percent of the you case export licenses are suspended. how does aux them look at this? yeah, good evening. thank you for having me on the folks times issued a statement saying this is randy, window dressing rather than serious policy. and i think that's how we have to look at it. but it's not so much that i'm only a tiny fraction of u. k. holmes export license is being suspended, it's the major license, the one that allows pots and components for the s t 5 that cross to continue to flow to israel, where we now lose those across top being used to phone gaza, including in incidents where civilians have been proven to be killed in large numbers, but that is, it really means that um, so you said this is window dressing. so the logic that the u. k has put forward is that some of the arms export. so about $830.00 out of $350.00 types of arms ex

are so concerned what's different, i think from before october, the 7th, it's not just arab leaders of the west and leaders, most of europe, places like the u. k. and from sterile calling for an immediate c swab, that's not how it was after october. the 7th is where i was given a fab. it's a leeway, it's right to defense, self defense. that's changed. every one it seems with perhaps the exception of the us is saying the same thing is well must stop it. now, as you say, james is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now facing mounting diplomatic pressure abroad of 11 on growing domestic, precious, over gaza. we know he's now heading to new york for the general assembly, but he'll be flying straight into audit special ed? oh absolutely it's. it's going to be tough time for the is there any problem? this was interesting that he's postponed his trick now. slightly twice. we think he's been going to be speaking now to the un general assembly on friday. and what's also interesting is because of the situation in lebanon from cisco, for a meeting of the un security council around the security council tables. nearly everyone is wanting an immedi

u . k. this year from france or the or i spoke about this with the w, corresponded terry schultz. we reached her on the french side of the english channel and the city a balloon. yes, so now. well, terry, the fact that authority, theirs are still saying at least a dozen people died, may mean that they still don't know exactly how many people were crammed into this 7 metre, didn't you? we do know that more than 70 were there. and of those, at least a dozen people died, and 10 of those were women and children, including a pregnant women. this just goes to show the links to which people will go to try to make this very dangerous crossing between france and the u. k. more than $20000.00 people have made the crossing this year, and that's why, despite these odds, despite the possibility and even the probability that many will die, people still do make this desperate attempt. now this is just the latest tragedy in the channel, but these incidents don't seem to be deterring others from trying to make the same journey. do they? you know, that's right. despite the fact that we see these de

u. k. licenses that supply is row with everything from components for military across and drones plus pulse that facilitate ground targeting from 2022 to june. last year. the use case since may be $75000000.00 worth of weapons to israel view k and says this latest measure is not a blanket fun. and during the effects weapons that could be used in serious breach of international humanitarian rule is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned the decision, quoting, it's shameful. doing with or without the british arms is ro will win. this will unsecure common future. in the u. k, the nation's chief rabbi, says the move big is the least and will only encourage all shed enemies. the british government has faced months of widespread protest against the war in goza, with tens of thousands holding for an end to british homes. exports is ro just last week, the use top diplomatic to sit, bureau, initiated procedures to all member states to consider a sanctioning. some is rainy ministers. a is there, a is facing accusations of carrying out to genocide against palestinians and the goals res

from china. okay, bringing people in for most go now on specifically the u. k. if you look at the nato countries, um, is it right in saying my impression is the whole, the nato countries? um, the u. k. is the one the royal's most skilled, more than the others. and we also had the recent news that i think it happened some time ago, but the announcement, the 6 u. k. diplomats had been expelled from us go yes, the relationship between moscow and one of them is a very low key of britain has been seen as a 1st survey, very much in moscow during the cold war. i would not say the same as the most uh, on friendly inmate though there is of course the voltage stays this po and that there as kind of seen as in russia as a v, as aggressive as bridges. but the, the big a nuclear kind of powers. yes, most likely, it is be seen as the worst and things are now getting a better because, well now with the seems to be pressing along to allow your brain to. ready use a precision grind it the western long range weapons on russian territory, and not only in front of me, but in other

when now told of from prime minister kissed tom of the u. k. prime minister, the wants have another meeting with allies, including president biden on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york, which is just over a week's time. so do you think bite and blink to was he's booked by pollutants warnings. oh, do you think this is going to be revisited? and eventually that ukraine is going to be given this permission to strike much deeper into russia. and i think it's going to be revisited less rusher changes the way they've been fighting this war and have what they, you know, stream bombardment of many places in ukraine which as you know, increased recently. so i'll have to you when meeting i think if you can get a number of other countries involved, not just the united kingdom, then you will see by todd change is change his mind. and basically, i think how does that he has thrown an incredible amount of patients he didn't came in right away this part and put the new york times the day. but the day before. but if he goes to the you, when

u. k. a way in any way from the legal concerns of complicity and the genocide in gaza. again i said absolutely no, it doesn't shoot because it's not enough to um to comply it to the list we that both of the i c j advisor will be in, which is based on uh, i know they're all available law and uh, with the i c j provisional measures concerning the general side teeth. so these decisions, i need a pronouncement, they require every member stage to reevaluate their engagement. we set up with these routes and opposed international law because i don't doing that really further normalizing your commission and further enrolled in the natural systems international based order. so there is a food got lots of options that need to be taken in order engaged, carmen, including then you pay should do it. you need to just say we set all economic community very strategic prologic and political or the 5 inch deep that you have to meet the with these ro, but the franchise to clarify what does the u. k. risk today, both domestically and internationally, by continuing with the status. cool. so

but what frances saying today is that it needs more money from the u. k. if it wants to help them effectively stop people from leaving the front side of the border as as a cause. the tragedy today clare, terry, thank you so much as always for your reporting that is dw correspondent terry schultz. we do have time to bring you up to speed with some other world news headlines. tel aviv has seen a 3rd straight night of protests calling for a cease fire and gaza and a deal to release hostages house by home. us demonstrators blocks, traffic, and some were arrested during classes with police. the protest comes after the is really military, were covered the bodies of 6 captives last weekend. former volkswagen boss martin ventercore and has gone on trial and the german city of a brownish 59 years after the so called diesel gate emission scandal. federal court is accused of perjury. market manipulation and fraud. volkswagen admitted in 2019 that its software had cheated emissions test authorities in nigeria, se boca her rom, militants have killed at least 8 people ac