u. k. going back to 1884. when records began, the met office called the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. thousands of dead fish have washed a short and se, out of environmental activists say a rise in temperatures and lack of water in the sean river, an area that borders iran has contributed to the amount of fish that have washed out. local officials have taken samples from the water, which will now be analyzed and tested for any other contaminants. a super moon has illuminated skies on monday evening. the 1st, the for this year, one of the most memorable images was the moon rising over cape sony on, in greece. super moons occur when the full moon coincides with the point in this orbit, where it's closest to the earth. on monday the moon was about 21000 kilometers closer to earth. and during a typical visit down here. and these are the top stories. israel's largest assault and decades in the occupied west bank has entered a 2nd day more than a 1000 soldiers backed by your strikes or carrying out rage an

u. k. going back to 1884. when records began, the met office called the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. the thousands of dead fish have washed ashore in south east the rock environmental activists say a rise in temperatures and lack of water in the i'm shown river, an area that borders iran has contributed to the amount of fish that have washed up . local officials have taken samples from the water, which will now be analyzed and tested for any other contaminants. as mark before, we have fish and people in our region depends on them. but today, due to drugs, the marshes live only on rain water and these fish are only 6 months old. there has been an overload of the show and the fish died because of the scarcity and dryness of the water. out of the home with a super moon has a super moon, has illuminated skies on monday evening. the 1st the for this year, one of the most memorable images was the moon rising over cape sonya and increase super millions occur when the full moon coincides with the point in i

u. k. go on strike coding for effects of pay and working conditions. the one place to say that she's being broken across northern parts of china. we have got more in the way of cloud coming in. we'll see some what's the weather coming in here over the next couple of days in the move assistance essays? no right in there. it's essential areas, i will push them very heavy right up towards the korean peninsula. so that gets cooled. consent following on from our recent flooding there's, that's a salary, right? pushing its way into northern china, beijing and around 2627 sales. se bear in mind for the last month or so time it just happened getting up in excess of $35.00 degrees. so that comes as something of a relief that what the weather will move across. the yellow sea, one or 2 shelves into central japan ought to pass the previous house into central and southern areas of china joining up with some rather heavy showers to moving across mountains of indo china. i think we'll see some heavier rain coming across the gulf of tada, pushing across the southern c

u. k. going back to 1884. when records began the met office called the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. i think with the mays, how june 2023 has turned out being a mutual address for many, many years now, many decades. and it's been extraordinary pretty much the extent to which we saw sunshine and the prolonged high temperatures over 2 or 3 weeks. i mean, some weather stations, so in excess of 25 degrees celsius over a fortnight's was. so that's just incredible. so all the numbers suggesting that we're going in the wrong direction when it comes to the heat, the intensity of the heat and how per long does his thousands of dead fish have washed ashore in southeast a rock environmental activists say a rise in temperatures and lack of water and the i'm sure, on river, an area that borders that you're on has contributed to the amount of fish that have washed up. local officials have taken samples from the water, which will now be analyzed and tested for any other contaminants. a cool us mark before we have f

u. k. go on strike cricketers specials. a t v actually series alive and they move back here with all the action the after world war 2 fronts has great empire began to unravel in vietnam to most people. he was trying, and so i was in the streets, best thing with joy kissing each other. and algeria, she lives in to see us a split, even though chinese managed to beat the prince on me. why not die? the decline continues an episode to us legends, his french, the colonized station on al jazeera, the latest news as it breaks. on the one side, the authority is our payment for tom. on the other side. now it's from lake demanding justice with detailed coverage. the where has resulted in the closure of many hospitals, and that puts a lot of pressure on the medical staff here from around the world. the operation in jeanine would last no more than 48 hours. the consequences, the impact of what has happened to you. the last for years the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching out 0, remind about top stories the so the races analysis f

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u. k. to go to war against washing when it was there was breaks on the ground in your crime doesn't hey. well i think the mr. elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions.

u. k. to go to war against washing when it was those brakes on the ground a new crime doesn't. hey, as well, i think that mr. elwood is suffering from a profound series of delusions. given that the british army is only the size of a moderately large football stadium in terms of its actual fighting capability. most independent military experts think that it could only must 812-222-5000 men at most. and ukraine's already lost that many in its late latest defensive. so i'm not sure why mister elwoods going to get this me from give him the he talks about mobilizing procurement processes, but to supply and um, if the size needed to actually go to war with russia, which can wield this rather large army and has a huge military industrial infrastructure, which i could fundamental change and the british economy not seen so many decades. so i think mr. elwood is living in a fantasy world. um, so you have to ask what he's, real motivation is and i think that it goes to really his and all those in the british governments increasing desperation about the situation in ukraine because they th

u. k. don't want to go into much detail, but you can have a situation where the constituency of the majority is not represented in the parliament of what the type people think about this. i mean, there was a small protest wednesday, another thursday. will this snowball of the very hard to say at the moment. i'm definitely in these weather conditions. nobody's going to go out and process. it really depends smiles up to what extent move forward will be included in the, in the new or dropping months out. so if they are excluded, it's entirely adapted spell of some anger in the population. on the other hand, i spoke to a lot of people and they upsets, you know, they're, they're already frustrated with the way things are front in the past 9 years with a problem. it's every government and there is, and it's brought frustration as led to some acreage, towards the political system where people say, you know, we try and change it anyways. when the storm clouds continue to gather behind. do how did peter ever think he get anywhere in his quest to release the military ad monarchies grip on pallet by be

u. k. was going to sabotage a break to northern irish protocol. of the price of the great dock in us size would have put the security of the irish island, both north and the republic risk. but mister snack has worked with the european union to reaffirm and all the irish protocol. and this in a way as a bit of a thank you, joe biden would not have come to london, would not have come to london until the government reaffirmed its commitment to the northern irish protocol. industry soon access fulfilled that condition and all binding on soon like on the same page when it comes to security commitments, they can offer ukraine because we've, we've seen these disagreements when it comes to plus the munitions as well because there's 2 issues 1st before i talk about. busy munitions, there's been this question, and a lot of the process really gotten a hold of it, which is alright, we'll ukraine have a pass to nato's exception. there is no divisions amongst the major allies in that nature. you credit some point will come in tonight. so there is a bit of a dif

k also planning a big summit. at the end of the year, we're going to invite world leaders to the u. k. to discuss these issues, put that to the british foreign secretary, that was the u. k. the right place, given the divides we have in the international community, particularly over ukraine. there's no way, for example, to let them at putting will be going to london for a summit. i will present, she of china, go to london. he said to me the b u k. fun set, katrina, b u k was a world leader. and it is interesting that among the x books that you came to invite you to, the security council meeting is an ex but from china. so they clearly are trying to woo the chinese in this u. k. lead effort to deal with with a i have to say the, the big countries in the world that regulation on i really, none of them are making any false progress. the one exception perhaps, is your opinion, which is planning an e u a i act, that is perhaps more advanced than any other regulation or legislation in any other part of the world that chinese export actually briefing the un security council right now. a very i

u. k. as to being to go to but i should the vice chairperson of the british clipping his body generally. thanks so much for joining us here at out. the really appreciate it . and so, so many people who come to see the british colonial period is a, a specially dotcom broomfield child to, in history with. so why, why are we seeing the full mouth surely in 5 minutes to speak out in support of those times? do you think it's a very interesting question, isn't it? i mean, australian customize ation, like so many other of the colonial projects of the 18th and 19th century. it was founded on a mass genocide. it was based on, but it was based on the monopoly of advanced technologies, especially advanced weaponry, and it was justified by the midst of racial supremacy this the g still on the paintings. the outlook google straight is reading close and provides almost every aspect of the social, cultural, and educational system in australia still today. and so it's funny, i very deeply into the why the population, you know, strange in work has, has been given a privilege position in relation to the o

on such a precedent for the treatment of migrants and other countries, it is not only going to affect negatively u. k, but also as items seekers internationally. in addition to that is violating at least the international laws. for example, 1951 diffusion convention and also the pm convention on human rights and human rights act, 1998. additionally, it's also violating un convention against transnational organized crime. and it's brought to call to prevent surpassing, punish trafficking impasse and they use the conventional methods of getting to u. k. the shouldn't be treated as items teachers and they give them this, right? it's actually raise the ground floor uh as a precedent for other countries to at least get that wrapped up. and you just look at 30 minutes past mid day here in moscow this thursday. i'll be back at the top of the hour with all the updates on a busy day. do hope this is the in the most in the hospital and teaches on all to decrease the late fee floating us to set to auto pay to the, to the, the, the the the not everyone is obeyed the order to advance for been some some like now g

going on right now, mitch? i'll stop you that more from the 2019 u. k. breaks a party candidate, an older, a planet bones. the other will go into this mess. what happens next? have to save yourself after this break. the what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy. one foundation, let it be an arms race based on the offense. very dramatic. the only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very unclear to get a time time to sit down and talk the question. i mean, you cleared up, she was looking to do it from the schools. if you look on the initial do, while of course, significant dealer post on zillow, while the deal was, can use the put body. what do you do or to by the office the was done, the newest systems to build a new do what i see these the buses, the little cute little dyson says this tutorial on both of the welcome back to going out of the garden. i'm still with me twice and formed a hedge fund manager autoplanet ponds in 2019 u. k. breck supply, the candidate bbc verify, which is a new initiative, apparently by alleged a british i

and such a precedent for the treatment of migrants and other countries is not only going to affect negatively u. k, but also as items seekers internationally. in addition to that is violating at least the international laws. for example, 1951 diffusion convention and also the european convention on human rights and human rights act, 1998. additionally, it's also violating un convention against trans national, organized crime, and is protocol to prevent her pass and punish trafficking and pass since the legal system does not provide ways and methods of better legal migration for these images. and those items see cars. that's why we categorize them as ego. otherwise, it is in most of the other european countries as the next step to method for getting migrations beam to countries where i live and many other european countries accept immigrants that come to boats or in containers on any other methods. they use the conventional methods of getting to u. k. they should be treated as items speakers and they do this right. it's actually raise the ground floor as a precedent for other countries to act up. r

k o. u was okay to go into zillow, but call me just tell them you can buy me for any kind of dues who would use the living room and everybody show on the taxi. the 3rd unauthorized film by the arabian dissident director jeff off and now he took the top prize of the 65th annual button film festival as the direct pays themselves posing as the drive of a turnaround taxi mastery. and so to day one of the rounds top human rights lawyers is among the passages mister panada. he was arrested in 2010 and spent 3 months and then a taurus, evan, prison. after his release, he was bought from making films, writing a screen phase, speaking to the media, all leaving the country. today he lives in a legal in, but is east coby to test the match the house so you know, the, the the the hello and the, the oh yes, [000:00:00;00] the the the, the, the the, the the shuttle the the the the patient the data move ahead stood talking loud utility bucks on turnarounds, busy and cannot street removed a huge app, tied to white scarf to a stick, and silently waved it like a flag nuggets. so saying he was arrested after s

u. k puts out more pressure for that. you can go by my to says fence that i get a manual that alonda a small fee and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle, the letter if you want it to, to the whole time. because this is a flagship homeless say that the court has ruled is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case. today we discuss the issue with former rwandan politician. it says the u. k is a developed country that needs to offer adequate support for the refugees. a auto sep, did that to this? it did. it was under low full and they, i'm a blade. the decision of the quotes that us an issue is that the u. k. stay which they say it was this a city and was like us, you great is the editor county, it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as if the city was because some of them they are reported to cut her messages, they needed to, to stay to cancel it. and there is a democracy where there is a freedom of expression. and daughter does not hav

u. k. and the combination of those to means all tech sector is disproportionately successful. so we have a loss of knowledge in the u. k. in this area, we go to the right language, you've got to find times, and then we go back convening power that we all very, very proud of. we do not pretend that we have all the offices, but we are part of the process of finding out results with us citizens across the border into north korea was outs authorization, and these lakes are being detained. the vine who's believed to be an american soldier, taking part in a tour on the din militarized board, separately north and south korea. according to local media, he was with a group of visitors, individual palm on monday, suddenly bolted over the brake line, which marks the border you and just confirm the authorized crossing did take place and it says it's working to resolve the incident. my honda is joining us live not from washington dc. what more do we know about this, mike? of the well, the pentagon has just released the statement. it's saying that a us service member on an orientation to a willfully and without authorization across the military demarkat

u. k health care system has fewer key resources that you need to go to a good quality healthcare with just the average them. how much do you spend per person on health care in this country? we have few hospital beds, we have 2 intensive cabinets. we have few a, c, t, and i'm, are i, scholars, i'm probably most and for me we're very, very though on the number of tops isn't this isn't all the key professional groups compared to other countries. now i need health care system in the world is going to struggle under these conditions. and so it's on surprising the and it shows the struggling to get the high quality health care outcomes. so how long patients wait for kind of the quality of care they receive when they are in the system is not as good as op is. i'm probably saying the launch pot, and that's because of the got to have resources that the health system is given. when you say or appears to be clear, because our viewers will be watching this from all around the world with and, and, and they will be experiencing in their countries. very different health care systems. depending on where t

on such a precedent for the treatment of migrants in other countries, that is not only going to affect negatively u. k, but also as item seekers. internationally. in addition to that is violating at least the international laws, for example, 1951 diffusion convention and also the pm convention on human rights and human rights act of 1998. additionally, it's also violating un convention against transnational organized crime. and it's brought to call to prevent surpass and punish trafficking impasse and they use the conventional methods of getting to u. k. the shouldn't be treated as items teachers and they give them this, right? it's actually raises the ground floor of as a precedent for other countries to act up. really, a lot wraps up and use our but stay close of it's time for a with a visit to the cost of everything studios. right. to ahead catch christy. i'm guessing moments talking be seemingly ever pushed back age at which you can retire the as the cost of living has ballooned worldwide people's retirement plans have altered drastically. every day more than 10000 americans turn 65. and as the ba

britson versus a is the same last domestic, those problems, that default is probably not going to come to the u. k. pretty soon. but what is what the real problem is, is that they're out there is this not functionality nature comp function in the way that it really should function, which is on much more democratic macro and was trying to do is just cancel this trip to visit it, show us, but they're both trying to end this thing and i remember to you voting system of the us. this is the religious thing that goes to stop. i'm hungry with the video because everyone's running on a cache. and this is something else i think. and there's that democracy deficit the dispute going gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real estate with our to the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the the the, the, the, the injectors. just the closings because i've spoken of shouldn't this but think you'd be willing to go down. so if you don't get up to see it was, this will be the most serious close. i use this key members here and

i'm going to like this in the u. k. rising energy costs and a high inflation rate, a leading to social tension. the worsening situation is also affecting the middle cost is more and more people are no longer prepared to stand by and watch the government, the fun. the central services in the u. k. almost one in for more than 15000000 people now live below the poverty society. is eroding what will happen next. it's at the same time, the world 6th largest economy is seeing and historically low unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. it's home to a thriving entrepreneurial environments, a wealthy upper class, and 171000000000 s. but millions of people can no longer pay them bills despite working hard. be in work for us slaving away. just to make ends meet the case welfare system is collapsing, family benefits of being caught by 50 percent in the last decade. social inequality is at its most extreme, and since the 2nd world war, the consequences are catastrophic. they just stopped to support us for no stone when he died because o

u. k. as long as hosses june on reco. let's go into the national weather service now for just temperature $15.00 degrees celsius is danny of full degree woman. the previous micro to 14.9 is almost average of any jude in the u. k. game, all the way back to 1894. that's where reckless began to bet office, cool, the spike, a fingerprint of climate change. i think really amazed how june 2023 has turned out, being a mutual address for many, many years now, many decades. and it's been extraordinary, pretty much the extent to which we saw sunshine and the prolonged high temperatures over to 3 weeks. i mean, some weather stations. so in excess of $25.00 degrees celsius over a fortnight's was. so that's just incredible. so all the numbers suggesting that we're going in the room direction when it comes to the heat, the intensity of the heat and how per long ditches the ssl just here. and these are the top stories, at least 9 palestinians have been killed. the more the 50 engine and a major is reading rate focused on the janine refugee camp.

k o u k i k, god can't by not from the creek is indigo is arizona's and was trying to see if i'm going to get v as nobody him a but they can get next. so they did right. there was a big as the big and also made by a lot that was difficult on the new thinking, the coming back and the or the gosh for the hold on buddy bush months and the fun dictated but or genesis behind us to man name. uh, gonna sell him, what did it go? so, but different it says go to him up. so i guess just go to my godaddy and get her set up. set independently. lincoln's going in so so she's going to go get space for the there's the image in nearly to me. the thing is, i you, you, she has didn't the reports compet, lightspeed, undersea invited to be a and but that doesn't know but yeah. so settlement you've, legible and reversible kind of remains a bite and then the kind of what's carlos that he bought for book at the d. c. on how does this go? what does that oh my. so moving forward into this, i think the tool does have again, i mean, i mean i and that's no problem. let me close. like, you know, uh okay, so we had

we're going to hear from the u. k, which currently has the presidency of the security council. and this meeting being chad for the u. k. 4 and secondary james clearly, but also we'll hear more of the full explanation of the situation as russia sees it . i'm, we're expecting the russian ambassador to speak at this meeting and the security council even the next couple of hours, a long meeting with lots of the speakers. no to them by. so the level, but many of them that foreign minister level for this meeting today. all right, james. thank you very much for that. that saw the medic editor with alexis on the story line with the united nations. the still ahead on elijah's era. millions of us military e mails of the portraits have been sent to molly by mistakes the the, they're good to see the heat alerts expend from southern in spain right through italy and the bulk ins. it's a hot one out there and that will continue on to stay. mean, let me show you. some of these numbers roam is still in the forty's, and we've still got some high thirties right across the bulk. it's now a hot win

u. k prime minister rashid. so you're not. let's go to our white house correspondent given a whole kids. so tell us more about how this move has gone down at home. of the. yeah, well the reality is, is that the west has run out of the supplies when it comes to the conventional weaponry it has been supplying you prayed. and so it has had to turn to the weaponry, it said it was phasing out last use by the united states, for example, in the rock more and heavily criticized for its use because of its disproportionate harm to civilians. and so there's a really bit of concern, particularly among members of the president's own democratic party about the decision by the us president. in fact, the was president, had to sign a waiver, given the fact that it really is going against us law to even use cluster munitions . as part of this package, this $800000000.00 package that the united states is giving to you pray. and that is really not sitting well with members of the president's democratic party. the progressive wing. if you will. 19 members

stole much shadow missiles, are being used to target severely and infrastructure in going bass out into the list. the u. k. supplied challenger to tanks, loaded with shows with depleted uranium. now nicole is a long lasting damage to civilians on the environment many hundreds of years after the shots of fi. it will be discussed. this with for my pen took on senior security and list of michael maloof. he agrees the ukrainian battlefields are being used as testing ground a battlefield such as this, do indeed become testing grounds for the quality and effectiveness of your weapon systems. ukraine gets trained on some very good equipments for very, very quickly they, they seem to be quick learners, although they go through that equipment like crazy. and i, i think it's that. so this is going to pose a problem for the west coast to continue any sustain supply of that equipment. they have the problem for the west, just sustainability of supply and, and that's quickly dry enough. russia really has not quite forward its best stuff yet. so i think that we're going to be seeing a long, long drawn out conflicts here

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uh, is the same last domestic, those problems that default as i'm not going to come to the u. k. pretty soon. but what is what the real problem is, is that they're out there is this not functionality nature comp function in the way that it really should function, which is on much more democratic. the mushroom was trying to do is just cancel this trip to visit it, show us. but the both trying to end this thing and i remember to voting system of the us. this is the religious thing that goes to stop. i'm hungry with the beach. i because everyone's running on a cache and this is something else i think, and there's that democracy deficit the dispute going gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real estate with our to the, the ultimate to prospect where all things are considered on people. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real news the let's go back to georgia to budapest. um, you know, you the all 3 of us on a weekly basis. now i've talked about how this h

its kind west 7 african herds of state decides to travel and cross the world to go and talk to president zelinski in the u. k. i mean, key of to come and talk to president putin in st. peter's, but i've never been heard. all i happen to have been in the meeting in saint petersburg with the lead as well. we've press you didn't put to the meeting, went very well. so we are, we're happy that we were listened by both precedents. the same happened even keel. so to us, we do not for our sailors to say that we are going to solve the problems. no, we are not the programs. would it be solved by the 2 countries that the conflict? that's what they believe in the the name of the the board just to the government solutions for you up to your home. what, when you have a chance, i'm actually over the phone yet from sort of it to someone else. and what will you mean by this very peer review due to by you most of all sides use news. hey, my name is richard with frontier to the team. but they are up to you to great, would you sign professional everybody's thoughts for you? or what are you on the phone? oh, gosh, what the child

suddenly know you've actually justified his exact can so stressed it to go, which has a margaret fletcher being one of them from the u. k. what is the future of nato? it's had a brick wall with the curriculum, click there now young. and i think what they are doing now expand that into what they called pop those. and now i think so. um, you know, they are thinking now planning to set up in an actual office in the day is not in accordance with is found being treat yugoslavia 99. absolutely, absolutely. it's that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on the data. so i'm gonna stay with our members aside as x one ending in the 6595. and then in the european union, the kremlin media initially all the band on youtube, the national yes. or below the shooting gym or something for most of the them. yeah. also the nice window jumps the welcome back across stock were the okay right before we went to the break i was talking with, ya know, no, i just said, but yeah, 99. it has. i've done things that letter, of course, very un charlton based trade davis, the a's on to code 5 about the father inside the girl, a piece research tomo

tour mostly in the month of august, and then we're going to the u k and all around europe for september many cities as we can, as many accents and other languages i can't speak as i can. >> brian: but you can do the uk. >> i can on the uk pretty good, depends what town. it gets complicated. >> exactly. >> steve: so when you were first starting out, i was reading today, as a kid of eight you started playing the piano. >> yeah, somewhere in there. >> steve: and your brother had a band. >> yeah. >> steve: and you guys were essentially a cover band at the time. >> yeah. >> steve: and would travel around upstate new york. >> we did, yeah. >> steve: who were your favorite entertainers to rip off? >> man. all of 'em. you know, my biggest, my biggest music hero was billy joel. elton john, the beatles. it was mostly stuff that my parents liked, and maybe ten years after their youth, you know, that era. so a lot of hippie rock. >> steve: and next thing you know you're a piano man. >> exactly then i start playing piano and 25 years later billy joel called and offered me a tour, which was awesome.

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u. k? is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of rain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore miss using this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and therefore the pressure here is highly needed. the pressure on russia, that's the grain from ukraine can go to the world again. and what can be done. no. and i believe that the most successful is that really countries from africa, countries from legend, america from asia address poaching directly. we have seen that in the last year that it makes a difference if also other countries in the world, not only european countries are calling on pushing and s he is using actually the most vulnerable in the world within this war, by not letting the foods to go to them, this is also addressing them and therefore this common international call is to my point of view. it's so important. on the other hand, we, as europeans have set from the beginning on, we cannot rely on the on pretends goodwill. therefore, the you intensif

argument that nato has broken his promise, as has been stressed it to go, which has a margaret fletcher being one of them from the u. k. who also showed good chance that not one inch east was young. i mean, what is the future of nato? i'd say the brick wall with the crane and you'd like, and i think we're all in agreement. you kind will never be a member of that alliance. russia will not allow it, that's why we have the conflict there now young. and i think what they are doing now is to substitute the word minimum, which is very clear in the treaty with or not substitute. but i expand that into what they called pa. those and now i think 139 partners on all the part, you know, boss of the world and, you know, they are thinking now planning to set up in an h will office in japan all this and i think this is an extremely important point. what made to dollars today is not in the photos with its founding treaty. it's in that sense and the legal activity outside on that started with the bombing of yugoslavia $99.00. absolutely, absolutely. and, well, what it is is it is the hang on hang on, we're going to have to go to a ha

u. k for talks with prime minister research sooner. 5, and we'll go on to attend the nato summit and lithuania on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you bring any report by the rights group say the children says palestinian children arrested by the israeli army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest? hundreds of migrant workers, mostly from bangladesh and the paul had been left stranded in malaysia. they paid huge sums of money to recruitment agents who promised them jobs, but found themselves unemployed once they arrived for slowly reports from quality and port sorta arrived from bangladesh late last year. he paid a recruitment agent, the equivalent of $4500.00. most of which he had borrowed and was promised to years of work in a factory in malaysia. but there was no jump and he's agreed to meet us on the condition. we don't reveal his identity. not today. i mean, that's been 7 months. my family's facing a big problem. i have 3 younger brothers and sisters. i have parents, i haven't sent an

u. k. patrol to prime minister wishes to not find them will go on to attend to nature some su, miscellaneous on tuesday, and it's showing solidarity reviewed by the rights group site. the children says palestinian children interested by these riley army are emotionally and physically abused. then almost half of them in the military detention system i injured at this point of arrest. the student needs government is exchanging its closure of a space until the end of the month. the flight back excludes humanitarian deliveries and evacuation. flights, explosions and hall plains have been heard south of the capital caught soon as it ends, warring factions continue to find decision. these on the end power millet trains from the rapids support forces have been trying to take control of the capital since april and also he's in china, are planning to relocate tens of thousands of state. and these refugees from the town of audrey. the launch numbers have viewed inflation and competition for sketch results of generating tension with locals and interest reports from audrey on the chancellor dan bought o

going to move the needle in one way or another. but if the western audiences, oh you, what was, i probably think it was i'm or the minister of defense in the u. k. you know, when the, when those of british tanks show up in your brain, it's going to be over. yeah. it was over, they burned like the rest of them. sure. yes and no question. i mean, i was still of the all the talk about, well let's move this need. let's give them this. let's give them the high miles. let's give them the depleted uranium. but let's give them a cluster, munitions, so let's give them a f sixteens that get the little liquid times the bradley fighting vehicle that's going to the abrams. thanks always, let's keep escalating more and more of the way was that the goal isn't so much to um yeah, move the leader in favor of you pray and they don't really think ukraine kind of defeat russia. i want to money weapons you sent. the goal is to keep the world going. keep draining, rush, i keep exhausting. rush up among others, the more sinister sagos such as victoria newland as a way of actually triggering this will because i think they really do want this will between the nato, rus

go. a few showers for northwest spain and northern portugal land off in northwest europe right now across the u. k. with some sundry down ports here, we could see some flash flooding in about 50 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. so we gotta be on the lookout for that. the, the, the issues of the day we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change protect disruption, otherwise we won't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of our peers is pipe top and major a and says, this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable but as well. but it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative. the street on algae 0, the the welcome back of it, main stories now. us is confirmed that it will send widely planned to bind cluster munitions, to ukraine. on friday, the us extra general's office said it was against the continued use of cost of weapons. germany is government is also said that it opposes sending these to ukraine. hun