u. k. had begun detaining migraines to be deported to rolanda. the home office released the video, showing immigration officials arresting walgreens and asylum seekers around england . prime minister, which is soon as was the 1st group to be sent to the east african country by july parliament approved the little pays into waiting for the deportations of last month . leon emoralez, a virtuous, political consultant and commentator. and he says, the move as part of su next, plan to win votes. the plan is politics with a real capital piece. this is about flying to drive a wedge between the conservatives, assigning on immigration, and we'll deal with this labor policy, assigning on integration. and i think for the conservative policy that best have of any kind of ha decent result coming to general election relies on that having a strong message around immigration. now we do know that the policy is fairly popular in the country. it will be it, there are a lot of local people in groups who are saying that is in humane who is saying it's on walkable, but

big gamble for the climate as a given, as you had in that report that how significantly hit potty is trailing in the poll . the way that it works in the u. k is in the apartment is the had often. so in january next is to hold the election, but in terms of timing, when it was going to happen, that really was that the prime minister does question. so what he doing, he was when he found that his policy had the best tom, now that with many, including within his own policy, he felt very strongly that he would have stood it back to chance later. and he had given your calling me more time to improve. but of course the council says what the plan is to be way off is that things could also get a little less. so it does have kids that he's looking to capitalize on a couple of wins for him on, on major policy points recently, one of them being the economy and the recently this morning he had some good news with inflation numbers dropping. that was something he was keen to point to uh, today the, all the big thing that he will be pointing to and have pointed to today, and we'll throughout the campaign is his policy on immigration. he's pledge to stop t

and add to that we had the u. k for a minute that the david camera on it allowing ukraine to use that british weapons against russia. so what you have seen quite in this nation for both get k a countries a u. k, and fries challenging russia. now russia is conducting the most de la war. here it is not finding only ukraine. it is fighting on behalf of the russian economy is defending. it says, and it's a tire tree. it said defending against the nate to advance on the waters. but it's also defending the am it chinese who are exposed to the us, trent and the us would love to see russia defeated, defend the lesson, and the message to try that is also defending all the south. below that is very much willing to detach itself from the us. so if it is weighted quite a why the war, what russia is doing today is saying, denver of, of me that does come to the red lines. and if you really are escalating beyond what the strategic patient can allow, then i'm going to defend yourself with other weapons that the weapons that have be

end of this high court is a ruling onto that was really no sounds has already had numerous court hearings here in the u. k. fighting this expedition to the u. s, which has already gone to it by the down home secretary. now he is, uh, the, the, uh, the code, the british code has all the united states to come and present assurance as yours is that the julian hassan, she would be able to rely on freedom of speech if he was tried in the united states . and that she would not face the death sense. and so it's about these assurances from the us that the codes were way and then of use the arguments that julian assigned his team. also present that the challenge of these and assurances now is important to say that they think that he could actually be free today from the quote that the rebate is. is that why, but i think that would be very uh yeah, it very remote prospect. i would things would you let us on, and now it's still on the quote, the rules and size indeed be expedited to the u. s. does he have any remaining legal auctions? yes, you could get to the european court of human rights. however, his d, my sayin

u. k for more than a decade. officer ricky leaks trevino. the costs. if i had information about the us military in 2010, a solid support has now hope the u. s. good dropped the charges against him entirely. all the of the, all state of utah is to have some been if up so i see i see this family making up for the number of media human rights groups as well as eating a human rights sports. and i'm the see international holding for this case because they say it was on joe's and uh, as a freedom of speech. and there is also saying you can get a for as soon as i understand and that's explanation. so this is the starting and some of the stuff faxed, the motion costs in neil straining, employment earlier this year, cooling from the csr to be the tense will stray. so us pressing shavonne really is facing a lot of pressure by home and internationally to drop this pace or pc indicates last month. in fact, is that he's considering a full thing is that stephanie, this is quote, encouraging by his forces including before, etc. saw that she pointed out to dw in an interview t

the permission to use those weapons again, dressing, turkey pump, where we had that co statement from david cameron, the u. k. foreign secretary saying that the u. k. government would accept to ukraine using the weapons it has provided against russia rather than russian by ukraine. so i think we could see some, some of these different pressure of the crating side in the hope that things might change to allow your brain to deal with this strength from just beyond the rest of the nick. thank you so much. our correspondent nick connelly. there in keith let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. the death toll from flash floods in afghanistan has exceeded 300 people. thousands more have been displaced in the northern bygone province, which has been hit by torrential rains. tell about officials ruling the country of appealed for international support for those affected by the disaster. butters in india and controlled kashmir or casting. their ballot says the 4th phase of india is parliamentary elections begins loading in cash mirrors being held for the 1st time after prime m

and brings always going to what was concrete, historical data that they had, you know, k, u, a young students that listen to that, then i am hanging out with my friends all university indicated. and they just refer to the zip is all they looked at me was of course, americans wonder what are you talking about. so these are them making things up as you know, i know i know this of that. so, but i would add that it is done for a very particular and the new failures. and the reason, because if you're the eyes of the russians lost so many people in the, the, you know, such a, such a major event you're bound to take the country and it's interest very seriously. you're bound to take very concerns about national security. or, you know, the safety of the board has to use if you, if you think that they didn't do anything, they just don't think it was due. and i think it's really kind of funny how the whole narrative shipped event. you know, now 1st of all, take the interest of jewish people serious me. they remember there was a photo of course. so this is taken seriously. but the last of forget

u. k is most senior diplomats and he had some more interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine as uh, the conflicts grind zone and things don't go as well as they should do, may be for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on the escalation united spent by the prime minister that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really, mtv e. we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to give, so false new credit absolutely has the right to strike back at rushing. you can quite understand why ukraine the feels to need to make sure it's defending itself. it's getting the russians out of his country and it has the ability to strike back . so as you can see, essentially suggesting that it's open season of russian territory. energy infrastructure, maybe even civilian population centers. it is a significant suggestion, almost to escalate, because remember, the ukraine has no capacity dislike russian territory himself. it would r

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you had, you know, extinction rebellion we had to climate strikers. you have the u. k. announcing the 1st sort of net 0 target by 2050 in the world. and then early in 2020, a pandemic came, people were suddenly talking about government intervention. we're talking about investment instead of austerity. we're talking about building back a better and not going back to the economy pre pandemic. and coming out of the pandemic, we have the korean war, which put stressors across europe, particularly on energy supply. and what we saw was the u. k announced new north sea oil and gas, and that's put us in a really difficult position because investing a new fossil fuel infrastructure doesn't help us meet or meet our energy needs now . and it doesn't lower energy bills, but also just puts us in perpetual crisis because the climate crisis is not going anywhere. who the id feel about all of the big events that happened recent years and how that directly impacts what you're doing. yes, sir, for some context we launched at the end of july 2020 and then in may 2021. this has when we sa

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from the parliament at least 40 to 48 percent depending on how you count had been sanctioned internationally either from the e u us u, k r u n. in essence, you're going to have a continuation of that trend, reading hard, right? shifting around, semester of politics. but you mentioned the s squared and the word for succession is that right? you see was long believed to be a potential successor to your audience. current oxygen airy and supreme leader alley accommodate. and in this instance, that short list that he was on may have just gotten much shorter. if indeed the media does confirm that right. you see that in the telecom profession, you mentioned that coming days at the head of leadership here. and the supreme the leader is the one in charge. but in that case, could you walk us to what is the role of the president in his art in politics? that it's a great question because sometimes the lines on paper don't translate to the political or social realities on the ground. and that's certainly the case with you on splitting systems. for example, on paper, this person has the no 2nd or 3rd level of political oversight of

we had politicians from david cameron, the u. k. phone secretary to factory state in the us and to me, blink, and really pushing him us to sign this thing. and let's be clear. this was not a deal for a poem, and it's just by which many act is particularly countries in the middle east have been cooling for over an over. this is just for c supply for 40 days. despite back these west and politicians have described this as being very generous, it does seem to me, there is no, you know, let's be frank, a pretty generous offer of, you know, sustained 40 days the spot. so i hope i'm asked do take this deal and frankly, all the pressure in the world and all the eyes of the world should be on them today saying take that deal come off has before the proposal. that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment the only thing standing between the people of gaza and a cease fire is the most holdings. $34000.00 individual was killed in garza since october of last year. moving 13000 to phasing in children.

we had, you know, in the u. k. and across europe in the us, much higher levels of, for example, public housing, social housing that kept rent style. that style has been transferred to the private sector, where basically people have been price scouts because there's been no other options available. so united places like london big cities, a young people are paid extraordinary, high red, sometimes 50 percent of everything comes just in read. then you look at other public services that used to be provided free. so you know, higher education, for example, in the u. k. and in many other countries used to be free. um, they used to be much great to support when it comes to health care education. all of these public services that have been slash often privatized, you know, things like rail, for example, public utilities. all of these are previously nationalized and provided relatively cheap. they not are in the private sector where people are being practiced scouts and basically shareholders and makes money at the expense

u. k. this morning. jeffrey, you've had inside yourself into the inner workings of the, the international order, so to speak, and the bodies of international justice. how significant all the moves that we've seen today, by no way spend an island very significant under announcing very help see, i saw the night knowing you were going to speak to me and listening to your exit and contributions from others. this morning of an analogy. in england, we sometimes discover unexploded bombs from the 2nd world war when we do every body act immediately in the best interest of everyone. the programming guns a and in the west bank has been an unexploded bomb that everybody has known. is that not just for a few decades and for a century and more unfortunately, and for whatever reasons, many people have been persuaded to do nothing. now, eventually when the files are open, that will be explained. but you had that for me. i think the last to contribute to, but one, it looks as though people were looking away. and finally, by this recognition, that can be no doubt this unexpected bomb has to be dealt with. and i

i think we've had high inflation and 0 growth in the u. k. for the last 3 years, there's been a succession of scandals involving the conservative party starting with the cobra contracts. but it's kind of, it's blending. we don't just this week we had a bi election on, on the service. it doesn't cover the rest of the elections in black, 2 sizes, or decisions, or that'd be at this time down after another cover uh, expos, a advice him, allegedly acting as a, as a, a from for, for the gambling industry. and i'm, that's not on, that's not the, unfortunately, usually has been a succession of scandals as well. and from the mentally the conservatives, a coalition, the election coordination of iris jones and put together in 2019 of socially conservative li vultures. and particularly any labor has a full many labor house seats alongside the traditional small as the conservative southern english, conservative holders that was, was delivered there $21919.00 majority. and that's fracturing all over the place. it's fracturing in the former conservative stat

that's why we've had politicians from david cameron, the u. k. phone secretary to the secretary state in the us, anthony blink, and really pushing how much to sewing this deal. and let's be clear. this was not a deal for a permanent c spy, which many act is particularly countries in the middle east of being cooling for us or no. this is just for c supply for 40 days. despite that these weston politicians have described this as being very generous. the does seem to me, there is no, you know, let's be frank. every generous offer of, you know, sustained 40 days the spot, the release of potentially thousands of palestinian prisoners in return for the release of these hostages has not been in captivity for over 200 days. so i hope i'm asked do take this deal and frankly, all the pressure in the world and all the allies of the world should be on them today saying take that deal from us has before the proposal. that is extraordinarily, extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. and in this moment, the only thing standing between the people of gaza

we had that statement from david cameron, the u. k. foreign secretary saying that the u. k. government would accept to ukraine using the weapons. it has provided against russia rather than russian by ukraine. so i think we could see some, some of these different, i personally think right inside in the hope that things might change to allow your brain to deal with distract from just beyond the rest of the nic. thank you so much . our correspondent, nick connelly, they're in keep us secretary of state antony blanket says is real strategy and gaza has led to a quote horrible loss of life for civilians and has failed to neutralize the most militants. his comments. com as these really military expands its attacks in southern and northern gaza is really tanks of re entered parts of the north military says from us militants who launch the october 7th terror attacks are regrouping in the area. is really tanks heading back into northern cause a of these writing military had declared victory of a mass here months ago. now it says it's going back to stop the minutes in group reestab

u. k. that allows for learning of, i guess, 2 countries as well. what that plus, what do we update for the 9 miles that we had in negotiations to golden silva and suffice from the victoria and albert times were just museums, collections have been sent to going on this long term load. they were stolen from the king's quote, known as the ascent in, during conflicts between the british and the powerful hasanti people, the going a and king to go see the loan, which will last the 3 years whitfield sion to extend 3 more. but locals, things to be all to fact should remain in the home very important because, um these are provides the loan to us and we need to hold them like really needs to belong in music. i'm back home. i don't think it is free for just to someone's belongings and then and, and limits them would. lo no, i don't think it is a good idea. it must be involved. historian on political science professor samuel, i'll do guy m fee says that is a need to begin pushing the british to start a returning the spoils of centuries of polluting. unfortunately, these relics, these other thoughts are not going to stay

u. k. restrictive laws that prevent any pending return of these gone and trashes there where sonco screens as we once had a permanent return on the updates. but under the circumstances, we could not get to watch we wanted because there are 2 constraining laws in that you keep that do not allow them to entry 10 of august to the countries of origin. and these laws, i've been around for a long time. and now we've been talking about these of this for half a century. we started to use negotiations so, but half a century ago. talking to deal with told you that by there we can of these or give and nothing to model of these discussions and negotiations. so we thought that was to wait for a better time to come, who will take advantage of what was available that was close within the low in the u. k. that allows for learning of, i guess, 2 countries as well. what that was, why do we of good for the 9 miles that we had in negotiations to golden silva and suffice from the victoria and albert times were just museums, collections have been sent to going on this long term load. they were stolen from the king's court, kn

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

u. k. that allows for learning of, i guess, 2 countries. and so what that was, what we opted for in the 90 miles that we had to negotiations. so is there any chance that the gone in government will be able to negotiate to, to keep the all, to fax permanently in the country or is that not possible? well, we've signed on to an agreement that says that we can have it for 3 years. renewable by about 3 years, so we can have it for at least since he is and then uh, we will discuss it further. but for now and for what we've signed onto for the success, we hope to win within that framework. are you satisfied with the deal? not really. i think there is nothing like a um i said in june payment in through the end of august to of guys that that being a little. but as i said, we've been talking about this for 50 years. and the fact that the income i see the, the police, me zoom and we have hundreds of people visiting them to jump to see these 200 the old of gets. and nobody seemed is $200.00. yeah. oh, the this blacklist and this sex. yes. for us, it's a step a new generation will be able to print themselves to what was happening to tre

u. k. government spent over a $100000.00 hands on social media. targeted advertising. we just had another 30000 pounds has been spent this year. and it's using these deeply invasive products of digital targeting that are available through these websites and that made available to governments and, and what's interesting as well as who they're talking. so they talk in different groups with different messages. and i think that goes to that sort of information versus misinformation conversation, because the targeting people in vietnam and albania with messages to counteract the messages. because those a countries of origin for people who are being trafficked in the most cases, to the case of that being told that they are coming to work and legitimate jobs and that they'll be able to make money in the u. k by that traffic has. but then they go into situations or forced labor and exploitation, and that's the difference between traffic and simply smuggling, which is just bringing somebody across the border without that level of the economic transportation being involved. so that can be a

and is it really is what i'm and you may remember when it 1st happened, we had incent through what's coming in from the us, the u. k. immediately saying that this is not your grade, as if as if uh, you know, they knew somebody else was involved. it does seem like when investigations do get carried out the, to the prevails. do we know if any other functions were involved with the credit of that? just purely rec, ukraine. yeah. well, there's also an intimation from alexander borton acosta. there was an afghani, a sale of ice as involved, but they were contacting the perpetrators on line of free money. but then they were being advised to go towards the ukranian border after the attack. and that is where these men were detained if you like. and so it seems that there's a wider conspiracy here. yeah, it's interesting to see how the s a c i s countries will bind together. isn't that hard to find the truth? okay. but actually with the shape i was always a pleasure having in the pseudo. thanks for that up but but this is another shopping start with bush lawmakers in parliament have welcomed and she did some members of an i

k is most senior diplomats. and he had some very interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine. mike, know why is that interesting? well, the u. k is one of the suppliers of the storm shadow me. so i have a scout e g as it's known in front of these, of caused some damage to a russian facility, ships, etc. as the british with navy senior military officers in the u. k, we know, are intimately involved in the planning all the tax and what have you in ukraine. so as uh, the conflict grinds on and things don't go as well as they should do, maybe for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on escalation and that some of the some to exactly what they become. i'd have to say i have to show, spend the amount of the united spent by the prime minister that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really m e we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to give so far. new credit absolutely has the right to strike back it russian. you can quite understand why ukraine the feels to need to make sure it's defending it

its no attacks into russia allow, as the us president had said, we don't want this to escalate. well, the us is, or the u. k has already given the green light for its weapons to be fired across the border. and now the us, me soon followed suit. so what has changed? why would this, you turn? not put us on the path to world war 3. i bring go from berlin. this is the day, the ukraine's bravely this thing, the homeland, again, thrush of the brutal self. and if you have everything, you know, a problem actually is that the rock for self defense. thank you. it's all so striking military targets of widgets and printers targets outside ukraine. they need what funds and they need them foster action. 99 percent of the meat for support to to train comes from nathan lives. let's stand up to the bullet also coming up the us and chinese defense chiefs will be holding one on one talks as we can can the 2 big powers in the pacific turned down the temperature in this volatile region will last a leading expert to if there were to be a conflict between china and the united states. the costs are so high that it's important for