u. k. front of the us, perhaps it's been a little more explicit and it's criticism, but nobody's doing anything. why? when you reported it to earlier, there are also reasons why the same group of western donors who support rwanda. they think of it considerable amounts of age every year and they and managed to pull back only 810 years ago and, and rwanda accordingly on uganda. ford and heard that signal and i'm scaled back by support for them. 23, when it was terrorizing easton, the congo. so there's a reason why a lot of this house nowadays are just not interested. firstly, they're all distracted by ukraine, which is my main preoccupation, one ukraine. but secondly, if you look at france, france has gone from being very hostile towards the, the regime in kigali to being a best friend. it's relying on rwandan troops to deal with the hardest rebels in most i'm fee or it's got total has these considerable gas interests. the british are completely compromised now by the attempt, which is currently bo

what's up in the morning on the 2nd of january, the image was nearly every front page of the u. k. papers and being shared across social media wildfire featured on many pages around the world was taken by the photo journalist, matthew ab and he treated my last day the decade. felt like the apocalypse covering the whole the rest of the world. it was a clear top climate change in defiance arrived early in your even normal detroit in prime minister scott morrison counted claims. the consequence of manmade climate change will be destroyed. while baby was thread the front door he the stairs went up, went up to that day, went up to a timber all ready? so emotional about it sir. i can't thank you enough that i thought i'd just just nice to look at them when you want to think of something or remember. right, thank you. yeah. rondell discreetly. okay. yeah. just cuz i want to sure that everybody that was on the main plan with the same bath was cuz we didn't want to be near the bush. and to do now we're having to the higher the point now. now we are directly to boys. i didn't even know that

u. k. point out, the new deal says nothing about what happens to the small boats once they're in the channel or the idea of letting people already in front apply for asylum in the u. k . prime minister receives tonight, says dealing with the issue is a national priority. he's far from the 1st to do so, and he's unlikely to be the last. the dean, bob al jazeera london, united states congress is reconvening for the 1st time since last week's mid term elections. president joe biden democrat secured a crucial 50 seats in the senate, meaning they keep control that. thanks to vice president common harris's deciding vote. but control of the house of representatives still hinges on several races. still too close to call. republicans currently have 212 seats with 218 needed for a majority. she had tons is my 1st on capital hill. she had members of congress coming back to dallas. there's actually what's happening there while it is true, learned that there is of the tiniest of margins by which the democrats could retain control of the house. i think even the most optimistic of democrats, of that those dreams now subsides. the republicans are expect

u. k. i'm trying to resume a face to face discussion between the leaders, you know, they have a lot of challenges, a lot of issues and needed to listen to the consent of the right front. the way to resolve a problem, the disputes. but also i think it shows that the u. k for the ukraine issue. all your affairs, prioritize them with defined. i would say that's also very exponent because you okay, if you look at the, become global in the after breakfast, they don't have a strong ties with china economically. it least fit on the market. to tweak this on me, i'm not sure that they can ever achieve their goal of global break. so what do you think you can really wants to achieve in its relations with china and more senate for beijing? well, i think for your particular right now, i will be having a very big problem economy, session and inflation has been in the highest a more than 40 years. and there is a cost of living quite an awkward breakfast to the struggling to stabilize the economy. you know, the imagine that the us, the. ringback sign of free trade creek with okay, that becomes hopeless at no sign at all when the us would agree to grant them such a free trade deal. a

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front line. obviously when they start to suffer nissan campaign to take the war much more person, the more seriously both german in the u. k. i've seen that in their own past. and i think with that again here. so it's, it's very oversee horrible to be of ukraine, particularly on the anniversary of the famine, as you say in 3233 induced by moscow. then. sure the echoes of that now, but i think as then the ukrainians will, will look forward, need into the fight. and it seems that this kind of attack on critical infrastructure attacking heat and power it's, it's well timed with the coming winter, the colder months. which side seems better prepared to fight as the days get colder? i think on the front line, undoubtedly it ukrainian forces. the woes of rushing forces, that limited equipment, liberated logistics, of all, i think of them well covered and have been brought to life very much. you that's conflict, but certainly recent such that you are seeing russians huddled together for warmth and exposed positions. coming under bomb bomb and free credit post and barely react . i think that shows a degree of suffering already in t

u. k. really possible. now brittany, i believe it's possible, but it's going to take generational change on the education and awareness front for people to understand what happens in elections like the types of content they're being shown, the amount of money that is spent on just information, both from american political organizations as well as or in countries that are paying to influence and change who might be elected and who might attend certain seats. so that's one thing. secondly, on the legislation front, we still don't have federal legislation in the united states. there are plenty of countries around the world, especially with super national legislation in europe that are starting to protect people and make these types of political operations that are data driven a lot more difficult to do. but there's still so much of the world that has a lot to learn and a lot to work on the legislative and regulatory front, where i think the fastest way we're going to see change is by implementing new types of technology. interestingly enough, we're going to see over the coming months and years of what you must decide to do wit

front and prove that we are fiscally prudent. and we've had a number of upheavals in the markets recently the u. k. that had to be remedied. so it's a very, very tight situation in terms of the ability of the government to respond to those demands. and a lot of concern is therefore there that we may not reach a proper agreement and for a while, and therefore we're going to have the disruptions continuing to some time and just work. one more thing vicky on the, on the issue of public sentiment because according to one poll that i was reading, it found that 60 st generally support workers seeking industrial action. and 33 percent of people were opposed. this is according to this ball. but then interestingly, public opinion varies depending on the group that's going on, strikes over in the u. k. sympathy as high for nurse as you were just mentioning them a moment ago. but there is perhaps less understanding for railway workers. and for a council staff that's according to recent polling, why do you think that is? i think right now is mainly because those new strikes are going to be happening around christmas. they haven't affe

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u. k. as we were hearing from and reported charlie, it will be particularly difficult for homeowners, and the monthly payments and businesses are going to feel the front of this. anybody that needs to run to get a new mortgage of the coming months will find a lot more expensive than it was previously. that means they're going to have less cash to spend. and so we expect to see a quite shop down setting consumer spending additional businesses with thinking of investing us in new machinery. we'll find this not more expensive than it was just a few months ago and still have 2nd thoughts as well. it's all kind of points towards quite shop downtown in the economy of next year. so the markets have been feeling the effects of september's need budget. even though most of those policies have now been ditched. will this move likely help low inflation and instantly come things down? one of the higher interest rates eventually will help to bring inflation back down, is going to be the cost of quite a deep and prolonged recession. the bank of england states will devour recession the last 2 years, probably the longest on record, and i think that's right. but hopefu