u. k. given some of his own times to try and prod germany that way, but so far the germans have moved and schultz has been reluctant to give such powerful offensive heaven reweigh heavy weaponry to ukraine to fight its war against russia's invasion. they have yet to have a joint ministerial defense ministers meeting that we now understand is going to happen after this press conference. but anyway, so far, money macro, not giving any giving any hints that germany's yet willing to give way on the question of giving tanks to ukraine. ok, thank you so much bernard, for that update from paris, the european union has condemned widespread violence and peru during protests. against the government on saturday police in the capital li, mind victor demonstrators from a university where they had set up camp, they want presidency. annabelle or i'd say to resign on her predecessor patrick castillo to be freed from prison. marianna sanchez reports from lima. ah. hundreds of police force their way into bitters,

why was a sanctioned warlord given the u. k. government approval to abuse the court system and a legal attack on a john this what higgins called an act of revenge by promotion one m p proposed his own piece of legislation this week aimed at the slaps culture in london. what he called a form of legal gangster rhythm. thanks dark. staying with the united kingdom now, which is in a state of political disarray, haven't gone through 3 prime ministers in the past 6 months and counting with citizens dealing with the cost of living crunch. that has fueled a wave of work stoppages that is put trade unions and the news media's treatment of them into the spotlight as successive strikes have hit rail networks, influential right wing newspapers, including those owned by rupert murdoch, have cited with the pay masters, the government vilifying the union for travel disruptions then came a series of hostile interviews with the unions leader nick lynch. but lynch has turned the tables, putting journalists on the defensive over their habitual an

u . k. is given some of its own times to try and prod germany that way. but so far the germans have moved and sholtes has been reluctant to give such powerful offensive heaven reweigh heavy weaponry to ukraine to fight its war against russia invasion. they have yet to have a joint ministerial defense ministers meeting that we now understand is going to happen after this press conference. but anyway, so far manual macro, not given any. giving any hints that germany's yet willing to give way on the question of giving tanks to ukraine and economy heading towards recession. the effects of breaks it and mass strikes and making life difficult for british prime is the rich, sumac, and 3 months after he took off, his being head of the conservative party only seems to be adding to his troubles. well. scandals of the type that led to the downfall of former prime minister barak johnson coming thick and fast, including new allegations against johnson himself full rece reports now from london . now i'm out and about seeing leveling up in action all across the country

u. k. is given to ukraine. oh, thanks very much for having me. so the real symbolism of the announcement is it breaks through a threshold of providing main battle tanks from western european north american nights, countries to ukraine. and the main battle tank is something that ukraine has not been gift, has been given lots of armored personnel, carriers, infantry placing vehicles and other other vehicles that carry troops to the main tank which is much larger, gung the case that is now going to give these challenge a tooth that i think is also designed to other nato nations may be matching that kind of promise. and in particular, i think putting the germans around been left the 2 tanks to either give, let the choose to ukraine or to allow poland to give its left to which it needs to go back to germany was permission to re export to both ukraine's expensive potential what sort of difference could they make in the fight, and what sort of scenarios would they likely be used and, and ukraine? that's a really good question. because on the one hand, u

u. k. is given some of his own times to try and prompt germany that way. but so far, the germans have moved and schultz has been reluctant to give such powerful offensive heaven reweigh heavy weaponry to ukraine to fight its war against russia invasion. they have yet to have a joint ministerial defense ministers meeting that we now understand is going to happen after this press conference. but anyway, so far, money macro, not giving any, giving any hints that germany's yet willing to give way on the question of giving tanks to ukraine. meanwhile, food banks and germany are struggling to keep up with demand. the number of people, depending on handouts, has risen by at least 50 percent in the past year. nearly $2000000.00 are relying on charity is rising cost of living bytes. step boston reports from berlin. this is food supermarket, no longer want to sell, but this is more than happy to buy for 150. it's the only way he can food nutritious meal. on the table, the 6 year old pensioner sat with prices soaring, it has become impossible to live on his pension o

main battle tanks of finland has also given a similar indication we've had the u. k. are saying that it is planning indeed to to export a different type of tank. not the german made lever tech, but another type of battle tank to ukraine. so you have to kind of ask yourself, um, let me that's it doesn't have germany wouldn't be acting unilaterally anymore. would it? well, the fact is that germany has to approve the delivery of those tanks that are made in germany both if they are in its own stocks. and if they are also being sent via 3rd countries like poland off in london, the baltic states or whatever country has those leopard tanks or germany does see that that decision is one that it has to make. but it wants to make that decision with other countries together. so basically, poland says that they're planning to send those tanks with or without german authorization. there are questions here being asked in berlin. esther poland would been a capacity to do so because contractually, poland would need to get german authorization to send german made tanks to ukraine . so

u. k. up the pressure by announcing it would st challenger 2 times. they will be the 1st advance tanks given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. and for more on this marina meter on joins us now from munich. she's a defense analyst with london's king college. could you tell us, please, the russian president vladimir putin says the war is going in the right direction for his country. do you agree? while i think right now we're witnessing a turning moment ends of war militarily. first of all, after the capture of sold a dog by the wagner group and the russian forces. so this might break the strategic initiatives as the ukranian force as a having on the other hand, russia is striking, ukraine's critical infrastructure again. and this time allegedly was ballistic missiles. ukraine doesn't have the necessary air defenses. and this will put a lot of pressure on western allies to supply not only hangs but also new equipment, new era, defense systems. and right now we're witnessing a lot of disagreements amongst nato members as far as this is concerned. so what put in is trying to do is to

u. k. up the pressure by announcing it would send challenger 2 times. they will be the 1st advance times given to ukraine by its allies. since the war began. and russian president vladimir putin claims that the war is going in the right direction for his country. he made the comments on state t v and said he hoped what he calls the special military operation will deliver more gains. i asked marina miran a defense analyst with kings college in london. what she makes of that. well, i think right now we're witnessing a turning moment in the war and militarily, 1st of all, after the capture of sold by the group and the russian forces. so this might break the strategic initiatives as the ukranian forces having on the other hand, russia is striking, ukraine's critical infrastructure again. and this time allegedly with ballistic missiles, meaning ukraine doesn't have the necessary air defenses. and this will put a lot of pressure on western allies to supply not only tanks, but also new equipment, new era, defense systems. and right now we're witnessing a lot of disagreements amongst nato members. as

u. k. up the pressure by announcing it with st. challenger 2 times, they will be the 1st advance times given to you crane by its allies. since the war began. i asked dw russia analyst constantly, and i guess in vilnius how the attacks on infrastructure and civilians serve russian interests. well, it just continues to say it's a continuation all the same, even though the commander of the russian assault on your grain is new boots and replace the old one with the chief of the general staff graziano a few days ago. but the strategy is the same to reduce a grain to rubble and to kill as many civilians as possible to demoralize the population of the grand demoralized the armed forces and essentially pressured them into seeking a some kind of compromise which the, the cranial leadership sees, of capitulation, as we heard, actually, are present zalinski saying, so not, not a lot of change. it's more the for a strike. it will not be the last them minded or missiles were sent into grain to hit. not wholly me for all of from where we've seen this horrible images, but also key of the capitol hockey in

u. k. has now confirmed it will send those challenger to tanks to ukraine. these will be the 1st advanced tanks given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. keith has been requesting more modern weaponry for months and hopes the british decision will put greater pressure on germany to allow the delivery of its own leopard tanks. police have clash with climate activists in western germany where hundreds of people are protesting the expansion of an open air. coal mine activists have been occupying the village of leach us, which is set to be demolished by the german mining company, our w. e. a police operation to remove the protesters has been taken place for several days. large anti coal marches are also taking place near the town with swedish climate activists. vater timbered among those taking parts and dw report, lynn. even hammerstein has been covering the events in new task force all week. lenny tell us what you're seeing and what to the protesters. what are they doing now? yes, am. what i can see from my standpoint here is on the one hand, the stage where the official speeches among them t

u. k. up the pressure by and i think it was then challenger to time. they will be the 1st advance times given to you crane by its allies since the war began. that's returned to our top story now and at least 40 people have been killed in a plane crash in the paul. and we can go live now to catman do which unless drew by the curry is standing by for us. now there is, this is still a developing story. what can you tell us at this stage? well, i can say with some amount of certain did that not one of the 40 but all 72 on board. 68 of them being bessengers and full crew members all have lost their lives. and that has been an emergency cabinet meeting. got my do with the prime minister. shared and ordered and in clarity of the incident, which is a big incident in recent times to to report within $45.00 days. what exactly with a cons that led to the accident. the crash us few seconds before it was lead. yeah, put, which is a tourist town, 200 kilometers west of the valley. we know that paul has the history of poor of the asian safety. why is that? well, that, that other number of reasons that out a

u. k. up the pressure by and i think it was then challenger to time, they will be the 1st advance times given to ukraine by its life since the war began . so how much of a difference could those battled tanks from western allies make in the war? we put that question to francis for ro, a reporter for the keys independence. they are these a huge and really important development for ukraine. these tanks are superior to the soviet era tanks that both sides of fighting with in these small quantities that germany announced. and the poland also announced a few days ago that the u. k announced, i'm sorry, they will make a difference, but they need to come in greater quantities. ukraine requires hundreds more on vehicles, including tanks, to conduct the offensive and needs to continue liberating more of its territories. but more importantly, it shows real political will finally from ukraine's western partners. sort of breaking this taboo around tanks. and showing that they are ready not only to provide ukraine with the aid, it needs to go toe to toe and fight on the same level as russia, but also to t

u. k. up the pressure by and i think it was sent challenger 2 times. they will be the 1st advance times given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. d w. russia, analyst, konstantin. aga jones been off from belen is constantine. again, russia is hitting civilians and infrastructure. how does this serve russian interests? well, this is not the 1st through. i posted it in infrastructure ukraine, and alas, it will not be the last as is, as was mentioned to the report force, it is what killed overnight. it is the key of the capitol, the pro, where are the images are probably most devastating on camera as well. as a hot even live in the west of the country close to the polish border. so thornton is continuing his terror tactics. he's only wave prosecuting this war is actually destroying civilians destroying is infrastructure, reducing ukraine as such, to rubble. so this is pretty much kind of 20th century war in the 21st century, and that's the only way the russian army, the russian regime can prosecute. now, as we have heard, western allies are going up to san battle tanks to ukraine. the

u. k. has now confirmed it will send those challenger to tanks to ukraine. these will be the 1st advanced tanks given to ukraine by the allies since the war began. keith has been requesting more modern weaponry for months and hopes the british decision will put greater pressure on germany to do to allow the delivery of its own leopard tanks. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. in germany, media reports are circulating that defense minister christina lamb crushed is planning to resign. social democrat was widely criticized for a new year's message in which he addressed the war ukraine with fireworks in the background. rush has also been criticized for failing to modernize germany's military. china confirm nearly $60000.00 coven related destin just over a month. that's according to the 1st official figures released since paging, made an about face on its 0 coven policy. the relaxation was in response to protests and has helped fuel the wave of infections in the united states. republicans in congress have launched an investigative investigation into a troop

u. k. up the pressure by and i think it was sent challenge a 2 times. they will be the 1st advance tanks given to ukraine by its allies since the war began. let's have a look at some other stores making headlines around the world. now. authorities in peru have declared a state of emergency in lima and other regions as anti government protest continue . dozens of people have died in clashes with police in recent weeks. the decree limits, freedom of movement and the right to assemble. it also allows the army to intervene to keep order. brazil's former justice minister and security chief has been arrested over the january 8 attacks on congress. anderson taurus who served under former president shire bull scenario is accused of colluding with riders. supporters of the former right when government briefly stormed the buildings and demanded the ouster of brazil's new leader. in california, a state of emergency has been declared as major flooding. inundated the region, at least 17 people have died as the high waters hidden late december. thousands of people are without power. stormy weather is foreca

you've gotta have another vehicle to pay off of the principal, given the global recession fears and everything. this happening in the u. k. right, right now, has your stance on the interest only mortgage is changed if not, why not? i think is very different for homeowners and investors, because if you're home or not, most people will just want to have that home paid off in most cases. as soon as you can, so in that respect, just having a fixed payment where you know, if you make that payment for the right number, give you then the property free and clear. that's what most people get about to be able to do. it's quite difficult to get a interest any mortgage on a residential property anyway for investors. i think it's different for investors. i think going into the reason i say interest only is better is that it gives you flexibility is not that you won't want to pay off chunks of your mortgage. you can buy off chunks of your mortgage wherever you won't take, but you're not locked into that repayment schedule. so as long as you keep the interest, you have higher cash flow because you're not paying the principal off. and y

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given mr. moore the, the clean chit, the documentary phase to mention any or that. in fact, the documentary refers to a u. k. a government report that claims that are in the us prime minister and then chief minister all could draw noreen the more they had proactively stop the police from preventing the riots o human dri has lots of question marks and lots of loopholes constituting. it does not mention these basics, the supreme court would act or the sci fi theme findings. this saw report, in fact, was prepared by a team that was headed by the then foreign secretary of the u. k. jack straw. but the question was, the british government holding an inquiry in india, india, or british colony, at least not often 1947. indians are outraged bbc's propaganda series on prime minister modi is aimed at denting his image. so they can as a state, broadcast or cast doubts on india's current foreign policy. our stance on russia or our trade deals with middle east is upsetting the west. they're all hands on deck, the sole back fire. and not the 1st time that the west has published, such reports that rico for colonial mindse

u. k. defense minister confirmed that his country will be sending 14 challenger to tanks to ukraine. it will mark the 1st time western nation has given its personal supplies of heavy weapons to care. however, the you case chief of staff said providing tanks from the countries armament would weaken the nation's military and impact his ability to meet nato obligations. giving away these capabilities will leave us temporarily weaker as an army, there is no denying it. there is no doubt that our choice will impact on our ability to mobilize the army against the acute and enduring threats. russia presents a meet our nato obligations. meanwhile, poland prime minister has also called on his german allies to act decisively requesting a dispatch of leopard 2 tanks to keith. he added that there is no reason to hinder support the ukraine as its defeat would mark the prelude to world war 3. former us marine intelligence officer, scott ritter believes the reason the west is pushing to send tanks. the key of is to have the ability to launch an offensive against russia. first of all, it encourage the british minister of defense to reflect on the or

u. k. on strike again for 2nd time this winter. ah, california is got yet more rain on the way the pacific is not given up. this time the fix is probably further north than it walden. it's throwing huge amounts of snow into the high ground across in the rockies, which means cold air. the cold air then sinks across the plains states, and as you know, as a result of that usually produce big thunderstorms. this is no exception. thursday, whether be very wet with potential tornadoes, certainly flashlight, they're all right through their higher valley, east of the great lakes as well, leaving cold re behind, but in the sunshine and for california, mostly the north. we've had a huge monster in elaine san francisco, but look to the north of that across the canadian border for rain. during thursday, showers are frequent but light in the caribbean, maybe a bit more concentration. his pan mueller's you'll see, and in panama looks while a persistently ret wet in south america, there's a light across a brazil the stretches down towards rio. this is produced historically some pretty big thunderstorms that might continu

ponder, picked this moment to given this interview because she's always been measured, always been deliberate, and never gives an interview for its own fake. now, with the u. k. economy going on, something of a financial roller coaster ride last year and made repeated political upheaval is perhaps no surprise. the rich are seeking commer economic waters. a new study by a leading consultancy firm has revealed a 1000000000 or is pack their bags and swap. the country for the middle east and asia in 2022 not comes on top of bigger figures. it, it detects the total amount of high net worth individuals quitting the u. k to 12000 in the past half a dozen years. the biggest exodus was in 2017, when 4000 millionaires up sticks for alternative climes. according to the study, the u. e is now the destination of choice, enjoying the largest inflow of millionaires in the world. last year. leslie comes as london has increasingly found ways to bypass private property rights for foreigners. wealthy russians have find themselves a particular target. since the start of the conflict in ukraine, russian president vladimir putin has repeatedly stressed the risks of keeping money