u. k get ain't treats for being a good boy. according to former business and industry minister, one who served in cameron's government, it was a net loss. if britain had kept with 5 g, we would now be at the forefront of countries using the most advanced technologies . and we're not the u. k. government's decision to ban while way. 5 g equipment and services had nothing to do with national security. the americans told us we should do it or you will sort of a strain that fear campaign worked once. so could the same strategy work again? in any case while you cases, citizens are giving their air conditioning the side i and wondering if it's tattle tailing on them until a country on the other side of the planet. while the probably not thinking too much about the u. s. defense contractors, right in their own backyard, that also happened to make connected items used in the internet of things. and now to india, which is celebrating its annual republic day, a grand parade has been held in the capital of new delhi marcia's president, ha

u. k. government getting out? why are they doing this? just quickly before which i have written for any confused fears were thinking of england, scotland, britain, who has pirates, do what scotland with its own part? parliament does have the right to pass a bill like this one. now to answer your question and about what the objection actually is the lane from west minister is that this is a great britain. white equality is matter which sounds a little bit vague, but it's basically an a fear that self identification will infringe upon the safety of women in single space and single sex spaces like public bathrooms, refuges. prisons and the argument is also that this isn't just based in scotland, this is a u. k problem. and because people in england could hop over the border a live in scotland for 3 months, and suddenly be able to and identify us, whichever gender they please. but it is even taking all that into consideration is still quite surprising that the u. k. government has chosen this particular topic to stand against because they've

we get a new presidency of the congress of the republic to call for a new democratic general election team. but with the u. k. should get rid of its colonial mindset. that's the message from china's foreign ministry, which lashed out london's recent report criticizing beijing policy on hong kong. so not like regular hong kong has long been returned to china and hong kong affairs are purely the internal affairs of china, which allow no room for foreign interference. we urge the u. k. to recognize reality trend, let go of its colonial mindset and respect china sovereignty and unity u. k. government report claims freedoms are being a, wrote it by the chinese government. and hong kong, alleging authority systematically cracked down on free speech. hong kong was handed over to china by the u. k. back in 1997. the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech under a principle of one country to systems. then and 2020 being imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, prison and subversion which has been met with criticism from the west. with that in mind to human rights watch is now s

u. k. should gets rid of its colonial mindset. that's the message from china as foreign ministry, which lashed out at london's recent report, criticizing beijing's policy on hong kong. so quickly, you lie. hong kong has long been returned to china and hong kong affairs are purely the internal affairs of china, which allow no room for foreign interference. we urge the u. k. to recognize reality. trends let go of its colonial mindset and respect is china's sovereignty and unity. u k. government report claims. freedoms are being eroded by the chinese government in hong kong, alleging with ortiz, is systematically cracked down on free speech. forcing the closure of independent news outlets. hong kong was handed over to china by the u. k. back in 997, the city was guaranteed a high degree of autonomy and freedom of speech on the principle of one country to systems. then in 2020 beijing imposed a national security law to punish terrorism, treason, subversion, answer session, with possible life imprisonment. which has been met with criti

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u. k. is the latest countries to say it will do so. how much of a difference can that make in the will? well, i'm afraid that big as we get from the u. k. is a squadron of change, modern thing, self propelled a self propelled or is actually up, but it's about 12 or 14. that's the size of the squadron. this alas, will not make a major difference. also we have to still allow for a time to train the grand crews. they are indeed much more modern and much more. ready ah, efficient than the tanks the russians deploy. but russians can still deploy probably up to 10000 thanks that are in their storage. they are not more than, but this is a mass of arm. i think that ukraine will need much, much, much more, to have a seen a very significant effect to push back the russian forces. d, w rat, analyst constantine, i get. thank you much. thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. now tens of thousands of people have rallied in tel aviv to protest plans by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. you government to overhaul the legal system and weaken the supreme court. the proposed reforms would give parliament power to overturn court decisions with

u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that it doesn't. one of the country is paul king of van mills in in dallas matters. a new report has claimed that persecution of christians around the world is on the rise with thousands of follow was killed over the past year because of their faith. the report by the research group opened doors and said that 5600 christian killed last year due to their, their religion. it said many of those crimes were committed by extremist groups. it went on to say that more than 120000 people were displaced due to anti christian violence. and at least $15000.00 christians became refugees. report went as far as to say that in some regions, violence against christians is actually condone the african nation. the somalia retreat and and nigeria were listed in the top 10 of the countries where christians reportedly faced the most violence. but head of the research group said the rate of crimes against christians in africa is horrific. i think even we were shocked by our own numbers, 7 out of 10 countries where there is

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u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want other countries. paul king then knows in dallas mottos well, meanwhile, surprisingly enough in africa. right now, you'll find the us treasury secretary, janet yellen. she's on an 11th a tour of the continent, including center gold, zambia, later south africa. she's describing the visit as a step towards further economic cooperation. the united states is committed to building on africa, significant progress in economic development over the past few decades. africa successful means success for all of us. and the united states is here as a partner to help africa realize its massive economic potential. well, in contrast, african media outlets have been saying a true purpose of janet yellow trip is to promote washington's interest over the already strong ties the continent has with china. and russia should we learn a little bit more. his art is africa correspondent, catabolic the us treasury secretary, janet g. ellen will touch down in the west africa stage of cynical this friday. it's all part of joe bide

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u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want other countries. paul king then knows in dallas mottos a key anniversary and crimea as autonomy is marked to day. 32 years ago with the republic overwhelmingly voted in a referendum to restore its autonomous status on the 20th of february 199193 percent of crimean voted in favor of the move the region gone to its status within the ukrainian solving republics in and when the u. s. s. r collapse soon after which crimea remained autonomous. part of an independent ukraine, while in 2014, the republic voted for its re unification with russia. while let's discuss the day and its significance with former british diplomats on or 3rd, william rollinson who is most welcome to the program. how significant was that referenda back in 9991, william for crimea bits people the 1st referendum, one of the 20th of january is the one that counts and it says it all. i think it was 94 percent actually not 93. that said, yes, that's the people speaking. what more needs to be said on the united nations law? extremely importa

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u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that it doesn't want all the country is paul king of van noah's in in dallas matters. bill in government has ordered a crack there. i'm on fake news posted on social media. the new regulations say the india will not permit social networks, convey false information. the country has been increasing pressure on social media companies in recent years offer twitter refuse to that, eat several posts in 2021. then ego said at the time that information this post was fake and was fueling social unrest in the country. since then, the government has repeatedly called upon different platforms to delete dubious publications. jonas in india have spoken out against the policy saying it violates freedom of the press we heard from scorching mil hughes host of the asi program, the 360 view. she says, there is wall will wide concern over social media be used for deceptive purposes, especially regarding sensitive issues. everyone across the globe right now is very concerned about social media and their involvement, especially when it comes to very

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u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want. other countries for king then knows in dallas matters a nuclear blast for american democracy. both rushes foreign ministry house described a recent report by a conservative us watchdog which claims billionaire george soros funded leading media figures in the us to promote his views our teeth. caleb and takes us through the story the spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry marias carver pointed to the report that was released by the m r c group to indicate that this is yet another bit of evidence point or why you asked media is simply not to be trust, it was a united states. such statement is a nuclear blast. if it is proved that the leads in american media received money for correct and how they present information. then all the democracy, this taste is wrapped up in their constitution and thrown into the dustbin of history. after all, washington has always insist that that the freedom and impartiality of the media on the basis of the democratic structure of the country. this re

u. k. by simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want other countries sparking then, knows in dallas matters. ukraine's presidential office says a lack of coordination in the ukrainian security services led to the killing of a key of delegation member after the 1st round of peace talks with moscow last year . it's off to a report by the wall street journal said the ukrainian national security service, the s b. you murdered denise korea on the claim that he was a traitor with an adviser to ukraine. president lensky has confirmed. he actually was not one when you have, he's not a russian agent. his mother happened due to the fact that there was no unified coordination between the law enforcement agencies. there was certain claims against him. there was not enough time to settle these claims in a dialogue format. they shot him dead in cold blood, dumped his corpse on the side of the road in the center of kiev and accused him of spying for the russians. this was how you cranes security services rewarded denise kit iv in march of last year for is invaluable help as a

u. k. i simply not getting the point, but india has reiterated that he doesn't want other countries. poor king then knows in dallas matters a new killer blast for washington. that is how i rushed. his foreign ministry house described the recent report by a private us watchdog which cleans 1000000000 or george sort of funded, leading media figures in the u. s. in order to promote his views, who had to new york city now and speak to our correspondent caleb. hi, caleb. some interesting findings and some big figures spoken about take us through the study. sure. well, the spokesperson for the russian foreign ministry, maria the carver pointed to the report that was released by the m r c group to indicate that this is yet another bit of evidence point toward why us media is simply not to be trusted. here's what she said was united states. such statement is a nuclear blast. if it is proved at the late in american media, received money for correcting how they present information than all the democracy. this taste is wrapped top in their constitution and thrown into the dustbin of history. after all, w

u. k. is said to announce legislation getting police more power when dealing with demonstrations prominence, where she's not claims that the cornerstone of democracy. the right to protest is not absolute. the right to protest is a fundamental principle of our democracy. but this is not absolute. we cannot have protests conducted by a small minority, disrupting the lives of the ordinary public. the police asked us for more clarity to crack down on these guerrilla tactics, and we have listened. the so called public older bill will change the legal definition of serious disruption, giving police more freedom to choose. when to enter the offices will be able to shut down protests regardless of size, but rather one that perceived impact martha spring director of the liberty group. say this amendment gives all 40 excessive power of government attempt to clamp down on any resistance on any voice of opposition. and instead to make it impossible for us to stand out to power, the vice chair of the communist party of great britain jerky bra stays the new legislation, is hypocritical. where she like to

u. k. is considering send to get them challenger to tank. some european countries are increasing pressure on germany to do the same. tanks alone, clearly can't change the walls direction, but they'll certainly help both ukrainian forces in the face of moscow's ongoing firepower. it's actually butler. this era has been a bit of a shakeup with the way russia is handling this. as we reported earlier, they have a new general in ukraine. this is the 2nd high profile appointment in his many days . mitre trenton is a political ambler based in moscow, and he explained what's behind this latest move by the kremlin. so this was about the streamlining of the channel command with regard to the cream operation for the appointment of the chief of the general stuff, joe garage to be the person in charge of the operation. manged up the import. no, so the operation was growing up. the scope of the operation may expand beyond what we see today. dollars that is really significant. emergency pow cuts have been introduced in parts of ukraine because of increased

u. k. formerly left the you, one thing is clear breaks, it was always a political project for many businesses across the country. any economic benefits a hard to find. all right, let's get more from big muscles report. you just saw a bigot customs a seem to be a big issue there. what other problems has breaks it, delta u. k companies? it's mostly those companies who x fall in the u that have really felt a big blow. they're really hit hard by breaks it and it's what's called non tariff barriers. so it's all the bureaucracy, all the extra red tape. and that the brakes are tears ironically wants to get rid of. but that enables small, particularly small companies to export to the you seamlessly like they would export to any other place within the u. k. and this has now ot stop to this or is mostly a problem for small companies. big companies are able to somehow absorb the acro bureaucracy. they've got their legal departments, they've got the accountants, but small companies, for then it's really, really been difficult, and some had to stop for trading with the u altogether. so with all these terrors and red tape now in existence, how have these companies adjusted it's fairl

just perhaps to get your thoughts as well on what london is doing. the u. k. defense secretary ben wallace will meet his counterparts from poland on the baltics. really in an effort to get berlin to authorize, sending leopard 2 tanks to ukraine, another sense perhaps of pressure coming from another aspect of this. what's your thoughts on that? well, i think the u. k has be one of the hawks in the ukraine conflict for a long time. so in a sense, it's not a very surprising move. and the fact that there was colds abroad for germany to send tangs whenever there is a problem in the western world. others are calling on germany to solve it. that was a problem with the case with a crisis. it was the case with a financial crisis. and it is the case with the migration crisis and germany. my country, i'm afraid, is particularly prone to yielding to such pressure for historical reasons. unfortunately, germany is that the german government is now in a position where it can be some people in no jobs. and i think yeah, i think that is the situation and i wish the job was co