u. k. good morning to you. is this really a sad day for democracy as we just heard in that report? or is this simply a legal and democratic process that's playing out here in the house? no, it's a sign that american democracy is under strain. but it's been unrestrained for years, not just because of the hard, right? republicans in the house. but of course, because of the trump, this continue to back donald trump, denial of the 2020 election to continue to try to bury any accountability over the capital attack, which occurred almost exactly 2 years ago. 18 of the 20 republicans who objected to kevin mccarthy as how speaker last night also happened to be election deniers. so this is a sign that there is a faction within the united states, which has, is committed not just stopping the democrats were stopping aloft, is almost committed to stopping the system from working. and that will be a challenge, of course, for the, by the administration to continue to govern, which it will do. but i think more importantly, and immediately it's a challenge for the republican party because the repu

u. k. good to see you again. i one i sent the latvian foreign ministers question to you, why should e u countries accept the people fleeing from being drafted to fight in ukraine? well, quite a question, stop it. first of all, because under international law or you and hcr guidelines, they, they should the last place that they should if they offering mobilization or force conscription that would require them to fight in a way that even the conditions were in humane or what they would be doing with highly international law and attentive evidence to support both. what i would say is that it would make sense. i think for me to you countries to come together on this one because i have a lot of sympathy for why latvia world, if you're in your countries, they used to have a history of being colonized by russia would not want to accept russian refugees. and i can see on the, of course, it's legitimate for them to have security concerns on that basis. new and on the basis that they do have a russian minority that is actu

u. k. good to see you again. i want to extend the latvian foreign ministers question to you, why should you countries accept the people fleeing from being drafted to, to find in ukraine? well, quite a question to stop it. first of all, because under international law or you and hcr guidelines, they, they should the last place that they should if they offering mobilization or force conscription that would require them to fight in a way that even the conditions were in humane or what they would be doing would violate international law, and they still have evidence to support both. what i would say is they would make sense, i think, for me to you countries to come together on this one, because i have a lot of sympathy for why latvia, or if you're in or countries, then you have history of being colonized by russia would not want to accept russian refugees and i can see the of course it's legitimate for them to have security concerns on that basis. new and on the basis that they do have a russian minority that is actu

u. k. good to see you again. i want to send the latvian foreign ministers question to you. why should e u countries accept the people fleeing from being drafted to, to fight in ukraine? well, quite a question to stop it. first of all, because under international law or you and hcr guidelines, they, they should the last place that they should if they offering mobilization or force conscription that would require them to fight in a way that even the conditions were in humane or what they would be doing would violate international law, and they sent evidence to support both. what i would say is they would make sense, i think, for the 2 countries to come together on this one because i have a lot of sympathy for why latvia world, if you're in or countries, then you have history being colonized by russia would not want to accept russian refugees and i can see on the, of course, it's legitimate for them to have security concerns on that basis. new and on the basis that they do have a russian minority that is actually generally pretty well integrated, b c, p. say, for example, in t

u. k. good 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 have 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. ah, i now to india, which is celebrating its annual republic day a grand parade has been held in the capital of new delhi. russia's president has

u. k. good to have with us, samantha. and he's in your mind that this report is demonstrating that our climate on planet earth is definitely changing no doubt whatsoever. say in addition to the statistics that you mentioned, we also show you that the last 8 years have been the 8 warmest. he is on record. how close are we to preaching? the temperature limits that was set by the paris climate agreement is say for 2020 the rate above pre industrial that the rank of warming is considered to be 1.2 degrees. and the parents agreement, which was a great by global leaders in 2015, a great a t cat emissions. so global warming rate of $1.00 degrees. so we're incredibly close to this rate already. if we take a linear extrapolation when we look at greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, then my highly likely to exceed 1.5 degrees at some time in the 2030, sorry, just a decade away. so what does that say about the impact on sea levels and extreme weather events that we're continuing to see it right around the globe? say as lo

u. k. mr. chrome. so good to see you again. i want to start with what's being called ukraine's bloodiest battle. we've been getting conflicting reports about what's going on in solid, our an back mood. what's your assessment of the situation was, as you said, and we just started in the report, it is very confused plays by both side differing claims that interests me from different bought the russian military as to what's been going on. i think without the russians have all the c a t, something are developed around the town and they're not the back. and that situation remains fluid and they've suddenly made some other minor about that towards with itself. sort of dog is considered important because it starts to unhinge the city in itself. so it's kind of a stepping saying to taking bi mode, which obviously the russians would celebrate further, they got a long way to go from there. regardless. this is going to be a stepping stone on the way to the main cities of the northern dumbass like so the, and some kind of a thought. and th

boy by rising. wasteful cost of india and china is no good news for the u. k. ah hello, we got yet more wet and windy weather rolling in across northern parts of europe, a rattling of a shower cloud just coming in across scotlands very strong wind still in place. he was to go through the next 24 hours, wednesday, another particularly a windy day, ga force windsor across northern parts of scotland. this wet weather, that windy weather, wintry weather punches its way down into central eastern parts. if you have quite a bit of snow just pushing further eastwards, that has some snow there to the east side of the kias wet weather and some windy weather to across that eastern side of. but it's ready to fight dry weather, settle weather that is a further west, not particularly warm, but getting up into double figures their intimate trade over the next couple of days, some dry weather, making its way across france as we go through thursday, where to weather coming back in, across the low countries in there we go to the snow, pushing down towards the outs, easing over t

calls for the bangladesh prime minister to resign as the cost of power and basic goods skyrocket . strikes across the u. k as pressure bills to improve the national health service . and we look at the palestinians, and israelis uniting to protest against the countries ultra right wing government for weeks, ukraine has been pleading with its western allies for tanks. it says it desperately needs to support its campaign against russia. and now it appears that said to receive some of the most advanced compact vehicles in the world from the u. s. and germany sources have told al jazeera, the biden administration will approve the delivery of m one abrams tanks. as soon as wednesday, where they could take months or even years to actually reach the front lines, russia says any supply of such tanks would be a blatant provocation, but ukraine's president vladimir lensky says his country, nice decisions on real deliveries. that direction, part of what it there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about the way this shortfall can be filled if it's a lot of efforts, words promises well, b

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when i say, hey, bob, good mongolia sketches at k, a u fell bond global, and you can see that the color, the net at boulevard i will a busy guy at that idea. the bicycle of anger as we find evidence of hungry elephants everywhere. i think how i said as of the skies like the elephant westberg. ready shown him, he had told me that by the end of the summer, much of the elephant's food here will be gone. then they face a nightmare scenario. attempt to migrate through the camp to me and mar, in search of fresh vegetation or risk running out of food. i cannot split his face with the unami guess if they've mambo, they could very, were following the actual footsteps and elephants. elephants have walked along this path every season for thousands of years. i'm fairly, really excited. i wonder if we're actually going to encounter some elephants. we're being told that just a few steps away that they're there. then against the on a moment i can't believe ah, a majestic elephant. standing proud on the horizon. perry, i can have her seen an elephant like wild. this is my 1st time. ah, it looked so pea

but there's no good news for the u. k. and in sport, this device of tennis star finally finds out his fate. the details on them a bit later. ah, put francis says democratic republic of congo is suffering a forgotten genocide. the head of the roman catholic church received the rapturous welcome izzy arrived in the capital kinshasa at the start of his 6th day trip. the pope will also visit south dawn and is aiming to bring a message of peace to the walls for cotton conflicts. speaking of the presidential palace, he denounced what he described as a poison of greed that is stoking conflict in the country. even the poison of greed has made its diamonds with blood. this is a tragedy to which the economically more advanced world often closes, its eyes is and mouth. yet this country and this continent deserve to be respected and listened to. they deserved to find space and receive attention. hands off the democratic republic of congo. hens off africa, stopped choking africa. it's not a mind to be stripped or terrain to be plundere

and the journalist blind behind today's report. phase, and this is a video good for victim to ukrainian attacks committed with u. k. intelligence tip off. this is where the one you said is precise targeting. would it be necessary if the murder of data you do get fired terrorist i'm talking most obvious question about whether this technology such merger is purposes. now there is been no consideration of the limit for restrictions that london place and what it shall be the crime these false make pretty clear that there is none. and you can do or feel like it's highly specific and tug there is also a higher risk for the cation mean, innocent russia innocent. what wrongly identify enemy soldiers or collaborators. interactive was in that context. this is almost negative. you guys need to that, that or does that capture torture be pregnancy? mental compunction about brutal consequences to capture more tearing them or mass, which is a great war crime.

u. k with that challenge of time. that's brianne and kimberly how good to join this now from outside the white house. so kimberly the statement as expected. 31 april time is going to ukraine. yeah, this statement is what's expected, but a couple of things in there that are important to know the 1st the president is ian you heard there are the reporters question about the pressure from germany. the reason for that question is very simple. it says, because this is a bit of a policy reversal for the president, given the fact that his own pentagon and generals were somewhat resistant to sending these tags because of the fact that they are cumbersome. you heard the president acknowledging that there the fact that this is an older technology, the abrams tanks were designed back in the seventy's. and although they have been upgraded, they operate on jet fuel. so there's a tremendous amount of logistics that is involved in facilitating these on the battlefield. so you are the president talking there about how there is going to be an enormous amount of training that's going to be involved in getting these up

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good ending. well then when for yvette sham and if you're getting hungry now to this next report may be for you. fish and chips is one of the u. k is national dishes, the fish is battered and fried, drizzled with little vinegar, and served with chips or french fries as they're called in the us. now there certainly are healthier dishes out there, but that doesn't stop. 22 percent of brits. we say they eat fish and chips at least once a week. so what makes the perfect fish and chips we went to find out? ah, you love it. they just, it's just good combination. it is something that so i, tony from new york, you've got memories, efficient chips that stay with you for life. ah ah ah. hello, i'm david ham bree. i've owned hamburgers for the last 40 years and i'm gonna never to show you how to make the best fish and chips. so what we do is we bali phillotson called on the hub it from the north atlantic. ah, very, i'm headed to walters up where is the best fish of a lot of real hunkering for fairways fish you tools a little bit sweeter. you pay a little bit more for it when you get a better quality fillet. quite happy portion of cold and

good to have you with us. what are you seeing in the property market? specifically? there are the u. k. right now, well, it's been cooling significantly, not just the many budget, but that did kick it up again, but we were talking about this back in june, july kind of time. the move market cooling right off. but interestingly, not as it's not as bad as sentiment would have. you think that if you look at the actual beta, you look at the number of property having price cuts. if you look at i taught by interest and things like that, it's full and bright down. but if any come back to where it was in a new year kind of before the cove, it, it's all set in the market into overdrive not going to get worse from here. it could day. but i feel like at the moment the, the sentiment is worse than the reality on the ground. and the flip side of that is the rental market at the moment is super strong. yeah, the bank of things though is saying that it might have to raise rates again at least a couple more times. but how long is this this on cars? you know, you say that things aren't as bad as, as perh

u. k. is joining us from there. very good to have you with a sir. thank you very much. indeed. the for people of my is jeff beck has been a fixture throughout our lives. what kind of impact did he have on the bands and say the eighty's and ninety's? well, he bans in for guitar, if you called him a guitar guitar, it's been really bad. the impact expanded the vocabulary of the electric guitar and along with people like me and jimmy page, and of course hendricks, he really made the electric guitar lead instrument, took the guitar as to center stage in the way that guitars been beforehand and expanded the sonic possibilities of the electric guitar made it sound like a made it made it a sight of experimentation. one of the things i found interesting, and there are many things to find interesting about jeff back was the fact that he's most success among his most successful albums were jazz fusion albums, which he later said he can regretted going into. and yet there was so popular was that an example of an a direction that he was prepared to try, even though the consequences might no

u. k. space agency, which is one of the partners involved in this launch. good to have you with us. we'll put simply how exciting is all this stuff? very exciting. it's been a long time in the making, and it's been combined with so many across country, within the space agency. i'm with fashion over and spaceport ho swear mosley, proud to achievement, and yet wishing it every success or mission? yeah, lots toaster, we're really enjoying it. so it's, it's got this payload of, of satellites then, but what will these satellites actually be doing? yes. so if i give you a couple of examples, so we have the 1st whilst on board. and that will be a 1st time i've actually manufacturing in space. so it will be looking to develop concept materials that we believe can only be manufactured in space. i'll be a big test of new technology. and equally exciting is that we are launching. the 1st i'm on the, on the, on a flight will be using some of ation mission and then be monitoring climate change and other things around the world. a great opportunity for lots of different satellite companies and ow

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u. k. is most pro, works at towns to get a sense of the mood. they're good. it's market day making new breed despite the news best efforts. the bidding is proven sluggish. for the farmers disappointment and don't talk, recent free trade deal signed with new zealand. the lamb spring coming over from new zealand was a ton tons and tons of it out for his last 2 weeks. the trade in the local market has just been been hit with horribly, probably $50.20 pound per down. is the kind of trade deal whitten's government so does the potential benefit of breakfast, freeing the country from the shackles of the european union. most of the pharmacy to tell us they still support the case withdraw, but business on the whole is held up well. some off camera, so they regret their vote missing, you subsidies an easier access to the european single market. a few steps away, stephen nightingale is less shy, promised bricks, it freedoms. he says, just haven't come to pass. i voted to leave. or i must say, oh, why have it a bit really, you know, i think if i knew what to know now or

to the conflict, but then it was a put to it was in the through the good services of boris johnson than the prime minister of the u. k. put that to and to, and my question to you going is that that is a one and only opportunity and it's not going to return because we have, we had the countries that were part of the mince process. they didn't keep their word, they lied. and then you have a possibility of ending the conflict early again, the nato country comes in and says, no. so i don't see why the russians would have any interest whatsoever. and negotiating anything with any of these people they have to they, they've made it very clear that they will the end of this conflict when russia feels that security has been guaranteed, irrespective of other players in europe, your thoughts. i agree, i think russian trust, in a lot of this piece agreements now as been last, keep in mind that after when the, when the rise was going on in 2000, 1314 against the college and europe and negotiate and unity government which they wanted. and then as soon as it was toppled right out there they, they abandoned this. and then of course

and it has received quite why quite good support from the governments in the e u in the u. s. and the u. k. just recently there was a resolution passed in the us house of representatives calling for the executive branch to review the 200 most most visible, the top priority 200 people from our list in terms of sanctioning them in the us. so i think it's working one important aspect i want to list in yes, just briefly, just briefly by september, 5 months after you went public. there only some 50 people on the list who had contacted you and asked to be taken off it. are you surprised that the vast majority seemed completely untroubled, bio accusations and just ignored the shaming? the actual number is over 100 times, mostly out of 6 out of out of out of 6. how many is it? it's not many. so me a thing that's above 0 if a person changes his mind in terms of support of the war. busy in terms of being part of the government structures being on the board or process states on company is that already a lot, because without our list, this number would be 0. so it has been over a 100. we are on studen

u. k. we're going to look at some di da here. take for instance the john net good to find re in india, best cost. it's important russian oil have increased these for time from 2021 to 2020 to the seem to find read the job. now go to find, read also supplies oil to the u. k. and look at the u. k. has imported 29 shipments of these will and other refined products from job numbers since the beginning of the conflict in ukraine and compared to 2021. only 7 shipments. 10000000 barrels of oil. in 2022 got to 2021. $4000000.00 barrels, so that's the difference. and the data also with the question mark on what the meaning of all these sanctions really is. the u. k. must close the loopholes that undermine support for ukraine by allowing bloody fossil fuels to continue flowing across our borders. you see, india has been under constant pressure threats and motor judgments from the west for buying discounted russian oil. it would be interesting now to see what the u. k . federal responds to what you korean has to see about their imports or, or in from india. europe struggles t

u. k. like add ah oh because the things that the guy is in the market, they demand he go by the council. good. because we've got a drop put your duck in west sacramento i this isn't a nice balcony. dokie. glad you did. did dot com south dun and job is to talk. i told you for all federal fees i, stella landed dot com you thought that was done to do that under one renewal until get from where i can do my bill. okay, well, what i mean i deal with a ppo provider with a d a a, a d b i not, she wants to be a house not to go and put them in the chinese re decide if with i'm a new way. we decided you know, the so anyway, you know, but i mean, i know you guys with i, you know that they always, you know maurice . no, do you need for me lisa with been acting so i will be us on 9 if we line a lot easier to we're busted. good luck with denise on a new super bowl. a little bit more a ah . what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will

good to see. and now the, let's just find my questions. the u. k. has of course denied these reports that it will send apache helicopters to ukraine. however, britson is military is reportedly engaged in exercises with these helicopters based on the lessons of the ukraine conflicts. so what's your take on these developments? clearly what senior officers on the job like mr law, the former, a former assistant of miss mac was the chief military in germany. what he said, and the chief of staff in the us as well. they stay the same. the all in between russia and ukraine can't be won by ukraine. so the only way to stop was negotiations. so i don't know why actors like mr. song, or some actors in germany khaki, for example miss inside the troops democrats party. why they always bring that this war can be one, as long as you who just draw forward, there will be no peace. peace can only come and through seeing the reality what the soldiers say. it's not possible to win this war for the ukrainian saif. so there has to be her, she say she has to take mostly in

u. k government or should ah, a little boy hope it works. that will work fine with it or not. all right. give out have a good day or so we'll have you feel bad? i got my w my birthday now. yeah. okay. well what was what i was like most i got it. okay. i go on, go on, come on a new badge and in winter my job in value is to buy to buy the land g. of course it's going to be sure then decided to send to my new address to really we don't. yeah. ha, ah, they bought a lot. there's never been a blessing to protect them from all your okay. i thought we were doing. i will check what you had. i got that that it was, it was a backlog undergone as a bizarre go visit that the when it's in your new in my hand. but it is, i think about it. but i know when i didn't get my to go back to the boys and got it done in every week in thousands of illegal immigrants trying to break to britain stowing away on trucks and northern france to make it across the english channel. so risky game played out from the shadows. are the highest stakes desperation, your forty's of responders with increased security. mm hm. mm. but the survivors wi

u. k itself with a very welcome. this is auntie international. with the latest world news updates, good, happy with us. top story this out, the russian defense ministry said moscow has taken full control of the strategic count of sola, dawn and dawn. yes, we're public. that we say it's combined. russian forces took part in that battle, including the voc, their private military group, which forward inside the town and it's underground lines. these were long calls or if details the events and the significance of the battle. according to russia's defense, been as freely offensive in their salazar, that ended with the defeat of the armed forces of ukraine and the capture of the city were carried out by different branches of the russian forces. now liberation mission includes a blocking of the city from the north and south isolation of the combat area and also prevention of the enemy from transferring reserves to the city from neighboring areas, as well as blocking the exit of ukraine, an army from salazar. now, all that was made possible by continuous fire support by ground troops, artiller

u. k is terry tulsa retired pilots and all sorts of confessions of an airline pilot y plains crash. good to have you with us. so let's start with the title of your book. any idea or any indication of why this plane has crashed? well, they were very early to make definitive judgments. the reports from iowa races seemed to indicate that the loss control of a not long to take all that could be several reasons for that. and theory. of course, many of them should be capable ways. but, you know, at the end of the day, you know, we will really need to get data from black boxes to, to have the tools. sorry. there are already some pictures, some videos circulating. do they give us any clues about anything unusual? well, it could be that the cross stole, i mean that's an aerodynamic. so when the speed is too low, and one of the wings stops flying in theory, that should never happen. if they had a sudden name jim try their off to say they should have been able to continue on the remaining engine. but obviously they didn't catch it and deal with it adequately. then that would lead to, and i cement t

u. k. it's so with a warm welcome. this is dorothy international with the latest world news updates good to happy with us. this our top story, the russian defense ministry, se moscow has taken full control at the strategic town of full a door in the dawn. yes, we're public. i would say it's combined. russian forces took part in the battle, including the wagner, private military group, which fort inside the town, and it's on the ground mines. ortiz, mom calls, or if details the events on significance, they had problems. according to russia's defense, been as freely offensive in this salazar, that ended with the defeat of the armed forces of ukraine as a capture of the city were carried out by different branches of the russian forces . now, the liberation mission included a blocking of the city from the north and south isolation of the combat area and also prevention of the enemy from transferring reserves to the city from neighboring areas, as well as blocking the exit of ukraine, an army from salazar, now all that was made possible by continuous fire support by ground troops, artillery and air strikes. as