u. k. that's of course ahead of the next u. k. general election, which must take place by january 2025. generally, smoking j says cummings will not show his common sense, but that he don't receive waiting to see the self destructive length of conservatives. i'm willing to take when we seen the, you know, the zip spectacular mistakes and miscalculations of the west in particular. russians thinks it's just the name one. i think it was his was a not even prusio, but just some common sense and show him that a lot of people agree. that's no forget, you know, he's been so he was kicked out of, of, of his particular talk to the own, to roger around verse johnson that was a bit of a gnostic breakup. and he was always a sort of polemics, rebellious sort of maverick type character, who now is looking to launch his own political career. but i think if you read the article was the british newspaper articles, which mentioned this, i think it was a ton of growth. it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general election is in the u. k. so to see how, how f

u. k. general election, which will take place by january 2025 journalist martin j says cummings were mark, show his common sense with the strategist anticipating a disaster for the tories of the next election. we seem to know that spectacular mistakes and miscalculations of the west in particular, russians thinks interest, and then one i think is his was a not even prusio, but just some common sense. i'm showing that a lot of people have great, that's know if it gets, you know, he's bit so he was kicked out of, of, of his particular talk to the own, to roger around or something that wasn't good enough to break up. and he was always this sort of polemics, rebellious, suited some maverick type character, who now is looking to launch his own political career. but the, i think if you read the article was the british news that radicals which mentioned this, i think it was a ton of rough. um, it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general election is in the

u. k. general election, which will have to take place by january 2025 journalist martin j says cummings will not show that he has common sense, but he's obviously waiting to see the self destructive lens. conservatives are willing to take, as we've seen, you know, the spectacular mistakes and miscalculations of the west in particular. russians thinks, interested in them. one, i think is his was a, not even prusio just some come sent some time. but a lot of people are great. that's know, forget, you know, he's be so he was kicked out of, of, of his particular talk to the own to rush around the restaurants. and there was a but the gnostic breakup, and he was always a sort of polemics, rebellious sort of maverick type character who now is looking to launch his own political career. but i think if you read the article was the british newspaper articles, which mentioned this, i think it was a ton of rough. um, it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general

u. k. general, i probably wouldn't want to predict the outcome obviously. now, yes, russia does seem to be a prevailing um, you know, and of course, i think what russia would come to on that would be the west, essentially giving up on the crane. i mean, that's what they've been counting on. obviously from the beginning and trying to obviously to and you know, looked for quite some time is if the west might be giving up on ukraine or at least certainly not prepared to step up to the plates and provide what's needed for do you think it's more likely natasha, that the west will give up on ukraine or that decision ping would give up on wasn't recruited uh, probably that the west would give up on the crane. and as well though, of course it depends. you know, i think china and, you know, trying to look soft to china. so if it stays, which way the wind is blowing, you know, it doesn't want to be shackled to colts as the same guys. so, you know, it could easily, if you look at the 12 point time they talked about, you know, economic reconstruction of ukraine, you kn

but so as a v, as a politician, consisting next week's general election hadn't been tasa out of their devin. well, that's a bit of speculation. the u. k. probably minister has cooled a general election for july. the falls now is the move in proportion to choose it to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan and no such. anya, today i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of the king has grown to this request and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. it's time for change. i will offer is to reset both our economy and the politics so that they once again said the interest of working people as we took the reject the pull review, the economic strength is somehow different from those. but the top of the pos for 2 years for all across states, we talked to face, sticking with that idea as left all country exposed and secure, un, unable to unlock the potential of every community. and 6 people have died after i stage collapse. so the presidential campaign valley of mexico, the citizens movement policy was holding an event in the, in the states

u. k. g thing, the young people, today's young generations, do you think they want to serve militarily? well, i don't really know what i mean, how the young people in the u. k. are thinking about the common sense tells me that i mean by looking at the falsities that it's been going around the world right in gaza in ukraine. young people die. lots and lots of young people on died are losing their lives. right. why should the young people be sent to the front to separate cries that lives? no, i mean, for, for the country. oh you a u. k. it was something that has nothing to do with stuff. yeah. yeah, yeah, yes. if it's a fair point, it's a fair point. i mean, the, you know, the, the, the use of today, i don't know how switched on the odd to what is essentially the, will that lead to, you know, i guess that's so infatuated with that jet, political struggles around the world multinational conglomerate conglomerates. it's all about the money at the end of the day. you know how it goes now. yeah. but, but it does seem a little bit wiring is that the u. k. you know, and refuse to knock is trying

u. k. so my parents generation was free. so, you know, my mother was able to go to one of the best universities, noel to cambridge university, completely freight. and that was the foundation, as well as rising house prices of the rising wealth of the previous generation across many advanced economies. they had a lot of things free or much cheap. then we see them today whether not subjugation or housing or what as a. and the issue today is the education has become a commodity is become multi ties. so the whole idea of education is that, you know, you as a student all kind of a confusion of higher education. and um, that has created this kind of relationship between students and the higher education institutions. that it's very transactional. and the students are paying a lot of money and they expect a lot. busy of them that actually receiving from those institutions because those institutions are also trying to cop call and make profits at the same time. so the same thing that we're seeing across many different sectors. i'm k

u. k is next general election, where she soon access is policies of insured economics, debility all for a severe cost of living. crisis made this announcement on the same day when official figures showed inflation and dropped to levels that were last seen 3 years ago. john, how reports on this now from london. confounding expectations produced prime minister risk assume not because of to go to the polls months earlier than expected in a rain drenched downing street, he called a general election for the 4th of july. earlier today, i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of the king has grown to this request, and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. the opposition labor party needed no encouragement. they've held the consistent lead in the opinion. polls of some 20 percentage points for months time. now said q a stomach for change. but the label is a vote for stability. economic and political politics that tribes more likely own lives. a vote to stop the chaos. or she soon has taken a decision that olds with some within his own party who called it madne

u. k. campaigning is underway for a general election on july. the 4th, the british prime minister announced details of the surprise ballad on wednesday. most observers had expected him to delay the vote with his conservative party way behind in the opinion polls. but so not said now is the moment for britain to choose its future. to british prime minister rush, you see not followed his announcement of the upcoming snap parliamentary election with an appeal to voters to put the face in him. i will fight for everybody. i will earn your trust and i will prove to you that only a conservative government led by me will not put all harder and economic stability at risk. can restore the price and confidence in our country. with a clear plan unfold, action will deliver a secure future for you, your family and our united kingdom. so you know, also on the lines the need for strong leadership. during times of global conflict and uncertainty, reactions on the streets of london were clear. it is time for a change everybody's looking for change. now i get them

u. k. prime minister has cooled a general election for july. the 4th, pretty soon access his policies and showed economic stability up to the cost of living crisis. now is the move in the person to choose it to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan and no sir on you today, i spoke with his majesty the king to request the destination of the king has grown to this request and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. is time for change. i will offer is to reset both our economy and politics so that they, once again, so the interest of working people. we took the reject, the poor review for the comic strip to somehow different from those but the top of the pos for 2 years for all the trustees we've talked. suffice. sticking with that idea. as left all country exposed in secure, un, unable to unlock the potential of every community to laurel this, let's go to join how, who is live for us now in london. joe, how surprising is the timing of this? i think it came as a very

u. k. clinics or perhaps glory, 5 general practice or surgeries. these are workers, hospitals are the only real hospitals that have a unit or 2. and so how do you carry out medical procedures and a was that what happens when the bombs start dropping? do you have enough medical supplies to actually do your job properly? you adapt, do you have to adapt it? i think like any or situation one has to be very adapting and also learn from the local teams who tell us how they've been working for the last 6 or 7 months. so no, i did not have all the equipment that i normally have in my practice in the u. k. a, but i'm on the subject who deals with the abdomen. the gods, the chest. and i can make, do with things, don't have enough experience to be connected with things, but it is it idea that it's not as a consequence, all the patients that we had had chests that had started wound infections off to the subject without exception. and these, when the prices are awful, they can affect your survival. but also we were using equipment that was designed for a single

u. k prime minister has called the general election for july, the 4th for she. so next is this policy's ensure economic stability off the cost of living process. now is the move in proportion to choose it to decide whether we want to build on the progress we have made or risk going back to square one with no plan and no such. anya, today i spoke with his majesty the king to request the dissolution of the king has grown to this request and we will have a general election on the 4th of july. it's time for change. i will offer is to reset both our economy and politics. so that they, once again, so the interest of working people, we took the reject the poor review for the comic strength to somehow different from those but the top of the pos for 2 years. for all the trustees we've had to face sticking with that idea of left off country, exposed in secure, un, unable to unlock the potential of every community a little more on this during the whole, joins us now from london and china. how surprising is the timing of this? what want to wish you so next? choose july. the

most popular lanita is a general solution a he's been sent to the u. k. as key of some boss of the, the before this appointment that with multiple reports of the landscape viewing solution, the as a political competitor. having said that, what do you make of the timing of the generals diplomatic exile if you will, as well as it makes holidays, it really and being nice as long as we can show you guys simple. for for minutes we supplies the claim form from you. okay, no, so you've has the general election coming up at the end of this year. you know, we, it's amazing. so 1000000000 is going to several 1000000000 pounds already to providing a web us, do you kind of have easily usernames and will be a whole kind of outline for whoever's empowering cube to continue to kind of be covers the base government to, to support ongoing. but the supply to ukraine, even off, you know, coming in the election, which the labor policy is expected to wait. and so, you know, policies getting mass of the way, if you have a little so i see in terms of the tactics is helpful. hav

general election? what a change of government mean for the u. k. and it's policies we'll get to a guess in a moments. but 1st, this report from culture lopez. how do you, how resoundingly in for prudence, opposition, labor party and local elections across the english. 6 it's taking control of many local councils, including areas that were previously passed the as of the governing conservative party, the opposition leader says this result reflects the national shit with fed up with your division, with your chaos with you'll find the full t. yes. and i'm sorry, i don't care which political part to use simple. if you leave your country and i was state the what you found it 14 years later, you to don't deserve to pay the job. but for i but love golf. it's the contrast from the 2019 parliamentary elections. when conservatives won a huge majority in parliament, the cure 5 years later, the results are notably different, and a wake up call for prime minister vichy soon. ok, and his conservative party obviously is disappointing to lose good, hardworking conservative counselors and i'm grateful to them for all

so hes on al jazeera j one as a surprise general election campaign in the u. k. and the fast polls, but the of the session labor policy significantly, i had the, had a load that would stop by looking at the satellite images for south asia. and dense cloud is sitting across the bay of bang goal. that's the circulation that's going to bring some very width and when do, whether to the surrounding areas, patients like the on demand, a nickel, bottom islands, me in my bung. additional east in india and the east coast is india. now we'll see heavy rain continue for places like carola in the south of india with bus of heavy rain as well in sri lanka as we go through the weekend. and that's a very hot picture. i'm drawing to the north of this. we've got a dividing line across central parts of india. wet temperatures will continue to touch into the mid forties. as we go through the we can, you can see 46 degrees celsius in the whole new delhi that will continue through to monday with excessive heat. and heat has been the story across parts of east asia for places like jap

one day of a surprise general election campaign in the u. k. and the says polls put the opposition labor parties significantly ahead. the the hello they, let's get the weather across north america. and it has been a bad season for tornadoes in the us with a destructive storm running through iowa. now just to give you an idea of how bad the season has been, april had its 2nd highest number of tornadoes on record. up till tuesday we had confirmed 859. that's 27 percent more than the average that they see up to this point in the yeah. and the threat loons as we go in. so friday you can see that cold and meeting the rumor that comes up from the cell. and with that, we got to get a rush of those destructive storms running across central parts of the us, the midwest as well. and can see that when the weather starting to move across the great lakes on fact today, not temperature is all going to comes down across the east coast of the us with has been feeling rather hot and muggy. the cities like new york, it has been clearer across the western parts o

and military veterans to oppose the ruling tories outside of the upcoming 2025 general elections in verse of several u. k. a. e are published asians while the to have voice criticism of the west support ukraine. a found that voice is drowned out. well, jim and chunk laugh schultz initially pushed back at the french president's close defense nato troops to ukraine. the idea is now gaining support among you nations and some of the positives forming with the is way the palestinian conflict with us president joe biden trying to gain suppose by quoting football. do i say is washington continues to supply as well with arms plus the bringing on guess not to discuss this, but the journalist and ma, gray, b dot org, editor mountain j, an investment indian diplomats and i'm positive. rajiv dog remedy, thanks to both and you for joining us on the program. it's very nice to see you both of those questions for mos in plays. mostly. what do you make of that? very high statement from dominate. comings on the west and involvement in the ukraine calling today. so would you agree with his assessment? of course i do agree

u. k. government, we can have the u. k. treasury select committee, have to say about it as well. there is a general consensus that sanctions a not working in terms of the state of intent causing real trouble for the russian economy. the i may have a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. so yeah, morales, we see that even the k treasury, so that committee is talking about the i have no friend of ross is that site based in washington dc, pointing out quite from here, 3.2 percent. right. which is way higher than this thing for any of the countries, even within the g 7? no, i was a about a little bit west of countries that are getting worried. and also, i'm sure it will. these countries wish they could be doing business with russia. right. now and they really cob, alright, we've also heard of it. i went about this uh economics of.

u. k. government, we can have what the u. k. treasury select committee has to say about it as well. there is a general consensus that the sanctions are not working in terms of the state of intent causing real trouble for the russian economy. the. i'm a, a full cost and it's going to be $1.00 of the strongest economies this year. horrible, but he chest about select committees referring to the i am at no friend of the kremlin and they're based in washington dc. definitely not a big fan. and that's coming out and, you know, predicted a 3.2 percent growth this year, which is absolutely must, if you compare that to all the western economies, which if they don't a negative growth. but the growth is, is really negligible in terms of the size of and let's take germany, let's take the u. k. now, the, anyone that seems to be doing i came a rad. surprised surprise is the us that seems to destroy these other economies of their allies in order to continue with it. now it's fine for them to impose these sentences cuz it's not really hurting them that very far away from the problem. but the reality is that hard to m

it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general election is in the u. k. so to see how, how far all the clips to the police are invitations of the conservative party, just how much will it break up and when you're self employed, and if it does crash quite from a great heights, that we might see the emergence of one of these abilities by coming is reasonable. he's on kind of it, so i think come peaceful is very clever at manipulate compress. the west is also displeased with countries not willing to join sanctions against russia and is trying to punish them for that. those are the words of serbia administer for labor employment veteran and social affairs, pneumonia star ridge and an exclusive interview with our team. you can watch the full version throughout the day, but for now, here is a quick preview. many of the many investment countries, including the lead, think the leading countries of the european union, united states of america and so on are definitely not happy because the republic of serbia a is not feeling to recognize intellect, 12 declared ind

it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the general election is in the u. k. so to see how, how far the clips to the, the police invitations of the conservative party, just how much will it break up and when you're self employed, and if it does crash quite from a great heights, that we might see the emergence of all of these abilities by coming is reasonable, he's on kind of it, so i think come peaceful is very clever at manipulate, compress the lading us nuclear feel. supply is sent to us puns to seek an exemption from a proposed flow prohibiting the import of russian in which uranium the move is meant to safeguard the interest. so the us nuclear industry. the legislation includes a provision that allows for the granting of waivers through 2027, including if the waiver serves the national interest. when the legislation is enacted, we will apply for waivers from the secretary of energy and other a clickable government agencies to request permission to continue supplying l e u to our customers. it is uncertain whether any waiver would be granted, and if grante

u. k. a while the u. k. government has been placing it use include the rising cost of living or inflate through buses, a sliding economy at the high unemployment rate for particularly the younger generation. the salty just offset at h. s. the growing crime rate, the elections, the challenge from the opposition, etc. well, just be to busing and by can see that these are a mall the obvious and critical challenges. britain is facing. what is disappointing is that many of the country leaders in europe, including the u. k. tend to care more about the political correctness when it comes through russia and china in order to be all the same page with the us. instead of tackling the actual issues they are supposed to had with an else and one wrapping up his house program here and how to international the more of his work. you can find his commentary on our website off, he thought, call me as a good contributor for this channel for the meantime, more of a top storage when we return in hoffman out the the hey everybody. welcome back to moscow and welcome back to the moscow mules. i'm shay bowes, and i'm joined by my intrepid professor of this information ology from us coast top of k g b, a universi

u. k. 5 minutes of richie soon acts as a general election is set to take place on july 4th. soon, access is policies and should economic stability. alfred, severe cost of living crisis people living in the occupied westbank say they feel encouraged by the wave of support from european countries to recognize an independent palestinian state officers. and it ever had reports on this now from ramallah. it's another day under israel's military occupation. here in the office supplies westbank, the palestinians we've been speaking to tell us, they have more reason to feed a hopeful. now they've been seeing how 3 western european countries are renouncing to recognize palestine as an independent states. but they're also saying that this comes on top of a wave of growth is that have been supporting palestinians in the past few months. they've been seeing also students all across the world. and specifically in the u. s. 73 thing and protesting for palestinians. we've met the palestinian woman whose family is in garza now. she loves her father in the beginning of the world. 5 and she s

u. k, the move puts the dumping out all the d rivalry between the former general and of course president lot demand zalinski. well tensions between the 2 officials began to fast it with the stall to russia. special military operation as they disagreed over everything including t military goals and how to achieve them so loosely acknowledged rushes battlefield advantages. and shortly before his firing, he offered little hope for ukraine to break through the stalemate in fighting or wild precedence. lensky has been demanding more results and using every possible chance, of course, to page a positive picture to western back is what as well. western media has been closely watching the power struggle between the 2 full months now and the fail ukrainian counter offensive. oh, no funds apparently stood up the port. ultimately, the general's rising popularity coupled with the president's declining polls added to the tensions well, that's cross now to strategic affairs expert and during this time and con, i'm not sure the gate and joining us live from the u. k, thank you very much view towards th

u. k. the move puts a damper on the deep rivalry between the former general and president vladimir zalinski. the public raft between the 2 officials, began emerging after the failure of the cranes counter offensive. they disagreed over t military goals and how to achieve them. this illusion acknowledged rushes of battlefield advantages and shortly before his fire and he offered little hope for ukraine to gain an advantage on the battlefield. all well presidents unless he had been demanding more results using every chance to paint a positive picture to cabs. western backers. western media have been closely watching the power struggle between the 2 for months. alternately the general's rising popularity coupled with the president's declining poles, added to the tensions strategic affairs expert and journalist i made con, almost re key says so landscapes move was unwise, and may come back to haunt him. whenever a, the student feeling insecure, especially when he has wished himself into an icon law. and he's been uh, you know, or maybe uh, you know, i would say that taking so many wrong steps.

u. k. and lead says kit milva and who's also have generation left, which is a book which examines generational differences at good to have you with this or will welcome to all of you. i'd like to start with you in new york. if i may want, in your view, do you think is happening here while the generations adults. ready of israel, do you think i, i mean, i think this is something both new and old. you know, i mean there was no the protest dot columbia in the sixty's against the, were in the, in the eighty's against apartheid in south africa. so in some ways, i think it's not a surprise. you know, that the word, this generation is something that university students, when i can test on the one and fight back against the at the same time, i think younger people are more looped. and then after before, because of social media, i think there's also more of a growing awareness, you know, of our global world. and the problem is within it and drawing lines between different issues. i know even in my own life, my younger companies, you know, will bring up issues like gentrification and colonization things

u. k and into european union and america on we, on the cost of some massive political see change. you know, is there a new generation of politicians now going to be a should in what's happening in the okay. and you mentioned the collections is the, it seems to be a period of the little amount. so we're gonna have, i think, a lot small independent candidates, you know, and if, and if i'm not, if american gallery, joyce got enough, all the, my judge gallery are able to actually direct and media tools and we'll come themselves now to on your trade in israel. you know something quite size, but it can happen in the next one. i mean this, it brought, i agree with adding leach then sentiment. i agree with you, but you know, i'm going to go to george who is the a consummate pessimist here. um uh and he even is be the promotion for this program on this channel. george repeats the words, we have the tools, they have the tools george they have spent. they basically have all the cards and the deck, social media, censorship, shutting down ben use um there was a, a very famous um, uh, and they were um, some kind of palestinian su

u. k. and into european union and america on we, on the cost of some massive political see change. you know, is there a new generation of politicians now going to be, should in what's happening in the okay. and you mentioned the local elections is the, it seems to be a period of a little amount. so we're gonna have, i think a lot small, independent candidates, you know, nice enough enough enough without, like joyce got enough all the, much on the gallery are able to actually direct media tools to more come themselves now to on your trade in israel, you know, something quite size, but it can happen in the next one. i mean, that's a problem. i agree with any lease then sentiment. i agree with you, but you know, i'm going to go to george who is the a consummate pessimist here. um uh and even is the promotion for this program on this channel. george repeats the words, we have the tools, they have the tools george they have spent. they basically have all the cards and the deck, social media, censorship, shutting down ben use um. there was a, a very famous um, uh, i mean with um, some kind of um, how city and surgeon that

u. k. the move puts a damper on the deep rivalry between the former general and president vladimir zalinski. the public raft between the 2 officials began emerging after the failure of the cranes counter offensive disagreed over t military goals and how to achieve them. so there's near acknowledge russians battlefield advantages and shortly before his firing, he offered little hope for ukraine to gain an advantage on the battlefield to all while president zalinski had been demanding more results using every chance to paint a positive picture to cabs of western backers. western media have been closely watching the power struggle between the 2. for months, the failure of the you create in counter offensive and all friends apparently stirred up the pod. ultimately, the generals rising popularity coupled with the presence declining poles, added to the tensions strategic affairs expert in journal estimated con, almost reduces, zalinski is move was unwise, and may come back to haunt him. you may never heard of us. do you see an easy deal? especially when he is he has wished himself into an uncle

u. k. deputy for a minister under mitchell frances waiting to the inspector general has said at all, so it is in the soul to unwrap it would be unbearable escalation opinion for all those who have influenced abs realtor do everything in that. how to prevent it so that that's a general view. internationally. we lawrence 1st up what is a present by me when he says it's a red line? can you bring any more pressure to bad? what if he then? yeah, i did go into a wrapper, we didn't do anything as well as when the senior gets already negotiator told me i still americans put in 20 percent more pressure. and israel, this thing would have already been over. but let's talk about that for a minute. the americans keep saying no but, and the black means protection of the 1500000 civilians inches around the roof. and the way to sort of see where that's going is the 40000 tents 440-0000 people, which began to be built north of it off and then doesn't seem to have gone any further. these rallies are telling me americans nothing would happen until after passover, and it would be $2.00 to $4.00 weeks to mo

u. k. government separate, he goes to a general election said to written this regional results recently. so it both always questions really about public sentiment and the government's not really reading what the public want. no, no, really. i mean, i think the legislation in society is becoming more clear the front of the by then it says something to do and if the whole one hand and they'll be a better. how this and allowing what the is happening in the words have endeavour. impressions of this they can facing the universities or making them very clear. price rarely states, meaning in the, in the collaboration of the holocaust gives you an idea that's by then it's also caught in the middle of this uh, they this narrative of about the matter of whether to support you money. if i made the supporters fire to support the policy on costs at the end of the day. but on the other hand, making sure that nobody doubts about. by this report from us reports, we thought many dollars and we know that nickel, these are these labs because on one hand you have aids members of the corporate democrats, of