u. k. had been injured as writing locust rated by far right. groups continues following a standing upside of killed 3 young dogs. a people have been arrested in sunderland, in ne england on the police station website, the official se online misinformation about british boeing suspect actually with the combined forces fuels. all right, well that's it for me. there in jordan, the weather is next and inside story examines how russia on the west reach agreement on the biggest present exchange since the co. that's it spectrum. thanks so much of the the, in the way the heat is bad about and then at least in the summer usually is cause a breeze. usually a driver is not suddenly picking it up that way you don't get to it. you're getting masses of cloud, which manifests itself only as drizzly stuff in the car to him on. so all or is big thunder storms in the software society and west human all these things that seasonally no one that's counting on. but the breeze has been quite strong and pick you up du

u. k. had interfered in our elections ultimately in, in the past. i can't recall right now if you kept me, i can't tell you. i think it was during the clinton administration or the clinton election, and there are other countries who are our allies. so they're allowed, obviously nobody does it to the extent that israel does. but we just look the other way if it's one of our so called allies, right? yeah. carter finance, there's a lot of think thanks in dc that help create our foreign policy. there been scandals about that in the past and other wealthy countries where people with allegiances to foreign countries are very involved in our political process. you're absolutely right, rector, it happens a lot, but i think the difference with a pack is that they open the brag about. i mean, i'm watching on twitter x after chord bush last, by the way. she's, she's nothing to write home about in terms of or intellect. yeah, there was, however, another african american woman who was very smart and that's cynthia mckinney, dr. dr. paul was in com, which is a p

u. k. had been injured in riots following a stopping attack that killed 3 young girls footage shed online shows several 100 people run page. and in some of the ones that you sent a ne, england setting fire to a car and the police station 8 people have been arrested. officials say online misinformation among find right groups about the butcher's point, the suspect accel combined to a fuel. the unrest. meanwhile, protested in little pool of gavin to protect the most from some of the attacks they too were met with right. when counts of protests, elena invested in the bay, which was this a law off and down the country have been on the highlands, optical spread online, and fluoride supports us to come and gather in front of them, including here in little pool, the vin, really tight security now police 5 or around this area, they have just close this road because they're heavy minus stuff close between a very small group. it's all right, the horses and the people who say they are defending the malls

u. k. had been injured and riots following a staffing attack that killed 3 goals for jet online shows several 100 people run pages and some of them said he sent a note in singling setting fire to a car and a police station. 8 people have been arrested. officials say online misinformation among fight groups about the butcher's point suspect. so we talk about a few the interest. you know, i'll protest as i'm a little pull up the cavity in what they say, cuz i move to protect the most from simon of attacks. they to and met with the right wing counter protests. the name of this, i don't know which was this. up and down the country had been on high loud optical spread online too far. right. support is to come and gather in front of them, including here in little pull the green really tight security now police 5 who around this area they have just close. 6 because they have the mind, a cell phone is between a very small group, it's all right to horses and the people who say they are defending the mos

u. k. the had a lot of the, the way the full chains are looking split across a stage. none of those are looking very promising. we've what heat and humidity terminating across from the central and eastern pots of china across japan as well as storage, heat, and exception. while nights and to the korean peninsula as well, that heat and humidity isn't going anywhere but across and move. it's a story of extremely what, whether you can to the may, you from continuing to bring a bus right out to what's china's northeast and we're going to see more heavy falls across north korea into south korea as well. by the mid week, we're going to see those fund to read down points on thursday. however, it is looking clear up, but the humidity is still that. the southeast asia, we've seen lots of heat to pull southern parts of the region with records in plow for august rooms within the weather, creeping to northern areas of borneo, its looking washer as well across the indo china, thanks to the monsoon range and they continued to push across, move in areas of the philippines as well. th

u. k. to be clear, this was not true, but he had posted it. this wasn't about a muslim margaret was involved in an attack. do we know if this person's intention was to spark violence? what of authority said? so i, i to be a british broadcast network. basically there, journalist, i tracked him down and confronted him, and he said that he, as you mentioned that this was the wrong information. he bought this, that information, he apologize. and he says that, uh, that you know, with that article was taken off, an apology was published and that he fired supposedly for people who bought this in the a told her the said that there was, nobody is working on that website and was only that person responsible, but to say that he was his invention was to cut costs. that, of course, very difficult to meet then. but what we know is that his article was one of the 1st few articles that spread farther information about who was behind these rights and fuel. the powdered category was waiting for that kind of news in the okay, unfortunately, we have to leave it t

u. k. one person was doing something in his house and that had created or few with so much extension in the u. k. do we know what, what's going to happen next? these going to be charged and some cents going to be extradited. it seems quite extraordinary for the police have handed him over to federal investigation agencies that looks after or sees cases of type or violence, hypothyroidism, what we know, that there is no extradition treaty between the you get and focused on drop a pe. he will be tried in focused on he is going is expected to be presented in the court. but it, it seems that this man has, is not becoming a center of, of, of, of an intern that so in my investigation, i a, but so far it seems that the toner, these in focused on a will be trying being as reminder of yours, how serious these riots were these targeted muslim communities after this, this rumor 1st came out of it the, the, i think this was one of the most one of the most previous rights that you get has faced in recent history. and unfortunately in these rights, it was mostly the most time communities and people of co

u. k. then you had to find the dash is interim government about how many units is on his way back to the doctor from paris . his appointment was demanded by student protest. as of today, for 5 minutes, a shake has seen that to resign on monday. you want me to use as the interim government will be sworn in on 1st day before the pausing paris mohammed eunice appealed for com. so i'm looking forward to going back home to see what's happening and how we can organize ourselves to get out of the trouble. thank you very much for your help. well, our role and fish and thank you. tied on move forward. policy has announced that we, we form as a new policy following in order for it to be dissolved by thailand's constitutional court. the court also bound to move forward legions from political office for 10 years. running comes off, the policy plays to amends. the country strict flows against insulting the royal family to gen, reports from outside the quotes in bangkok, arriving to his big day and cooled his party in the spotlight. peter lived here and read the leader of move fold is keen to be seen to be f

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u. k, while riots had been taken hold in cities and towns roll the rom, hey, the news has become the latest day. that's the biggest text to fossil fos for the new prime minister who is vowed to crack down hard. i guarantee you will regret taking paul to this disorder with directly, all those with thing on this option, bottom line of the running away themselves. this is not protest, it just opened eyes violent i think has no place on offerings or on line. the one police officer was reportedly injured trying to stop protest as storming a hotel housing migraines. the building was painted with stones and debris asked the crowd, strive to force their way inside of the and root mob attached, police cause and let and let off fire extinguishers at the offices. a. today's riots are the latest in the series of anti immigrants. protests, but i've erupt at the across the country in response to the murder of 3 girls and the night of attack in northwest england last monday. a little while a russian foreign ministry has condemned the british authorities for not allowing people the right to express bill. w

the police had been deployed across the u. k. a mid fresh protests after a mass stabbing that killed 3 young girls, sparked several nights of riots. protesters had been a galvanized by far right. social media channels calling for an end to immigration after the perpetrator was wrong, we identified as a refugee and reminder of the top story we're following for you. tens of thousands of students and their supporters have gathered in the bangladesh and capital doug got to demand the resignation of prime minister at shake casino. they blamed the government for a violent crack down on descent which has left at least 200 people did in recent protest. and at least 32 people had been killed in an attack at a popular beach resort in somalia as capitol police say more than 60 others have been injured in the assault on a hotel in mogadishu, it's been claimed by outside of east africa affiliate our ship off and you're up to date coming up. more and more. cities are deployed police robots, but do they actually make our lives safer? that's next

we would go swimming and we were happy and also playing k u hey we had fun of the mood wants nothing more than to be able to return home one day. but the cause of his childhood no longer exists then joined now by our special correspond. it is abraham who filed that report. if you travel to condo to file, your report kata is playing an extraordinary role in events that are on folding in gaza. it's also where peace negotiations are, are taking place or seatbar. negotiations are taking place for, for gaza. why is ta ta one and a half 1000 kilometers away from guys are playing such an important role in events there? right, i mean, for a tiny golf state, one can say that it has played an outsize role in a conflict that really, everyone around the world seems to have an opinion about. and as you mentioned, a car towed has been one of the main negotiators in the ongoing a cease fire talks. they were a key protagonist, and the successfully negotiated a temporary cease fire agreement late last year, which actually saw the return of the majority of hostages. that have been able to leave a gaza

u. k. andre tell him, had told me that many in the west on the stand that continuing to support ukraine is a mistake, but they were afraid to speak up. it is a very special situation in the united kingdom wednesday talk about your green. because if there's only one narrative is possible here, and it sounds as follows, a rustic instead of an unprovoked aggression against the green and u. k, will stand, we see you put in as long as it takes, but think he was here with these unprovoked. it is still gonna be false, it does not take into account. the other said, are they just do it or we have great, and those are us a discrimination or what are some populations of course of the negation both on occasion and by the way. so there are some interest and many, many other things, including the do need to some of the conflict. it's most important things. however, it is being used to phrases are being used to all across the most media in a reports unless i do is go to ports as well. and it will, you know, other aspects it has become a. so the idea was one of each of the quote positions of the united

and also playing k u hey we had fun. the hood ones nothing more than to be able to return home one day. but the cause of his childhood no longer and then joined now by our special correspond to abraham, who filed that report in the post. and he is that you interviewed your report or in cato, that's more than the one to half 1000 kilometers from gaza. cutter is also where a peace negotiations are taking place or ceasefire negotiations. can you explain to us why cause i was playing such an important role in events unfolding and guns? right. i mean cause are, has really played such a fascinating roland. this on the one hand, they've been sort of a key negotiator in the cease fire talks. they were prominent a negotiator for the temporary ceasefire that we saw late last year, which saw the return of a some hostages. and they've taken a huge credit for that in sort of increase their profile on the international think the same things to these negotiations at the same time, they've often been criticized for being hosts to from u

policy and resistance at one point and find if she's sent over or if she had a data that is really they wouldn't go into the u. k. government, you can government people often had lunch as much like that. and basically when they went after richard with hers last week, the address of which was my 1st i know the journalist. oh that extra this as well. there's exact, almost extra does anybody who speaks was they would be interested in sort of case they built in charges and there isn't charges. that means that's 1.5. she can go with the genius for 3 years of for saying that i am, i guess the stuff that's happening and goes, i don't know why any. i'm just final question on this because i'm thinking i've seen protests in uh in uh, in the u. k. where thousands of people have been protesting for the ceasefire and for palestinians and against the massacre that's being perpetrated by israel. why would they arrest her and not those of the thousands of people? what is it about her that makes her so special? she is a very influential figure, it also shouldn't be just she has course to have been in the followers of all the rea

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u. k. governments have urged their citizens to lead lebanon as soon as possible. the us embassy and 11 non urgent if citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available while british nationals and loved dawn had been told to quote leave now by the u. k. government. joining me now is dw corresponded atanya kramer in jerusalem, tanya or ron has promised to strike israel. the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. what's the mood like in israel? that's why it certainly depends who you uh, sped. uh certainly everyone is no waiting for this rotation that was announced by has been a and e wrong. there was, there is support for the targeted killings in baby boot into around that have distressed us as well. didn't take responsibility for the strike in the turn around . and there's also the question, where does it leave it's ro, strategically? but people here basically, they understand, you know, for now that the home phone guidelines, these are usually the guidelines that tell the public what they have to do in the event of a war that has not been changed. so at the moment daily lives goes on as a kind of a numa. but of course, it's in everybody's ba

u k. um joined plugins and tony, but had this idea of the new multicultural person that went beyond the normal premises on world congress. and so that was right. but what happened was that's when the attack. huh. it dismissed reported to be a listen person. i think um, when we looked at it, we put on the default lot, we can see clearly but certainly social media and impacts and certainly social media, this information on social media, which by to very quickly i had a real impact on those. right. so those rights was really a tinderbox waiting to come up. i just need to spot on this particular model of a spot because it is believed to come from missing goods. the other interesting points about this information is that we're kind of know the fact that a little bit was fred, but far right groups who have a specific agenda in the u. k, which is known as i said earlier, entirely against immigration. 9 time he gets an assignment because the general seeking seeking new lives in english as for specifically against muslim son. so because of that has also been instigated and there's been a certain cataly

also, i had no violent unrest in the u. k. as the british prime minister says, coats a standing army of specialists police officers, he's being assembled as to crack down on writing across the country. the high banished vanity. welcom, we've stopped and bundled those laptops are expected to get underway on the formation of a new instead of government. students who left the uprising the top of the prime minister due to meet with the head of the ministry to set out their demands. they've already got their mindset on who should be the next lead. uh, nobel peace prize laurie as well. how about eunice? it follows a day of chaos and disorder and the capital talk of the pose that has plunged the country into renewed political tom arnold. the after months of protests and hundreds of people killed, don glue dashes, anti government protesters got what they wanted. prime minister shed casino has stepped down to the owner of the prime minister has resigned from that post. and we will form an interim government to run the country in charlo

u. k. thousands of anti racism demonstrators had taken to the streets to counter a new wave of far right raleigh's that have reportedly been planned. communities were preparing to defend numerous locations, including refugee charities, and visa processing centers, and online sources. a ledger targets for violence. people standing up to the rider se nationalist groups and simply found a pretext to insight. but the st. joseph dodson. kevin silver, them with a no need to 10 people involved in it. the to the the violence erupt. it in the u. k. last week when protestors flooded. 3 flossing with police and setting fire to hotels. hosting asylum seekers. angry reaction followed the swift spread of misinformation about the religious belief send a birth place of a 17 year old, suspected of sapping and killing 3 young girls in south florida. on july 29th, over 400 people have interested in the vicious protests that have taken hold in the country. commenting on the crisis tech under ben, newer ellen mc suggested the u. k is facing a civil war and allegation new k, premier's office quickly dismissed

u. k. is up in of, in sector. so we've also got the issue of illegal immigration, which is caused a great deal of all the rest in the u. k. and you've also had the issue of asylum seeking people trying to attack the bar stools and hotels while assigns the cars are being held, pending decisions on whether they can stay in the cage. it really escaped, comforting. it's in one sense, understandable, but a person who is down on that and that's in the u. k. you'll find someone to blame. the problem is that they are blaming the wrong people. let blaming immigrants rather than looking at other factors that would explain their economic predicament . and there's no easy solution, we've got a new labor government into u k, but it hasn't got an easy solutions to these issues of immigration. a migration one is the labor and government. what do you make of the way that the government has, has dealt with these riots and the rioters as well, the salt stuff and said, look, if you have riots, if you will be arrested, you will be charged on. you will go to prison on a fast track, a large number of cases already hundreds of people have already talked to you bef

bought was over the rob of the was over here i think obviously, i mean in canada for example, i had in the u. k. yeah, they were seen as far away was where was obviously the war and ukraine in europe. people see it very differently. now conflicts have certain dynamics and people like yourself study those dynamics to hopefully you know, a bird, their worst case scenarios. and i wonder if that's still the case in the west because i know people in many countries like and pack us in india, in china. the military is studying what's going on the front lines uh, between russian, your brand a very diligently, but i get a sense that the west only uses the, the warfare for propaganda. reasons do the inducing, the specialist actually looking into it in a productive terms for their their own sake. and that's a good question. i mean, uh, i was asked once by the american army to give a talk on the russian way of war. and i gave a talk and i don't know how well it was, went down, but i don't think it went down very well because i don't think i said what they want to hear. so i think in a way, i'm agreeing wit

u. k. just a few weeks ago we had the home secretary of at cooper warning of intimidation and harassment. and pro paula stein areas, whatever that means, something the is so many people a close eye type of language used by people like the daily mail. no go areas for white people, the labor policy, i'm the tory party and all areas of our establishment are responsible for creating this crisis. and i think the suggestion that the fall right is exclusively to blame for this obvious thing. this action did in, you know, it was instigated by thought, right? groups tell me robinson support is organizing through social media and all the channels. i think, you know, but to say that these groups all um, exclusively responsible when the audiology on which that roy is, is one that is shed by march at the bridge establishment is totally wrong. and i think you see that and politicians attempt to distance themselves from what's going on, you know, test alma wouldn't even use the time is lama thought it'd be a or racist and his initial address to the nation. so i mean, all the time fall, right. i might th

u. k. probably minutes a case tom was addressing those protests. let's listen to what he had to say. if you're talking to people because of the color of the skin. well, that's nice. the fidelity fall right on for pet decisive, which it doesn't matter. well, it's a power motivation. doris. this is violence, it is not protest. it doesn't matter what the motivation is. the motivation for the vast majority of people in this country is to see that straight side. and that's sort of the time that we will deliver. let's take you to both of them why these are life pictures of the situation, say, fall lives of police, of course in that set locations because protecting buildings. why michael is the house. of course this all started on was fueled by an unconnected incident of one man killing 3 young children in lancashire, in southport. that was then well, it's who called you might say a violent across the country lading. such an estimate groups and places of worship had absolutely nothing to do with the stopping of this is what k style about the prime minister is also referring to let speak to

had held elder 0. all right, so the u. k. why the prime minister can't stop. the problem is it's swift criminal sanctions for those involved and some of the was run to get both of the decade. the in depth analysis of the days headlines is ready, black is raised, accusing that i was looking upon them, sense informed opinions. this is person's 1st visit to north korea in 24 years. why is he making it now critical debate? i believe the selections will empower him in any way, as well as voters in america inside story, massachusetts. the group was fine to send on out jersey around the there's a deliver it mission of house to me in western and it needs to be question. this is not the time to, to mr. kind of weight is happening. the effect that news coverage can have on democracies everywhere here at the listing past, the, [000:00:00;00] the book about to all, deservedly so on the reminder of all the top stories. and that's just 5 minutes to share because he now has resigned and slept when the crowds are being celebrated on the streets of the capital. at least 300 pe

we're going to be talking about with you the these are rob, by, with protests that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the u. k. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we've put together about a minute, so of different videos from different locations by the way, because it is not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with the lease. here you go, the .

u. k. a too high, but it's almost the wrong time to be having that conversation. we've had lots of conversations in the tab integration for the last 2 years. this is kind of almost all the politicians have talked about. the majority of people who are concerned about integration in one direction to come down and not taking parts of these riots and the side. they have strong concern for lowering the they don't support violent protest, tomato and supports of intimidating ethnic minority. so, well that is true, but more broadly in the u. k. there is i that was a concern about immigration right now. these, these are not really being represented, and those people are not being represented by these violent riotous. so are people worried that immigration is not being taken seriously enough and we will be referred politicians talking about that maybe you remember breaks it, are people you know feeling that they're just there issues are falling on deaf ears or yeah, there's a huge just illusion. the politics across the country and there's not just emigration. is the health service pe

also, i had no violent unrest in the u. k. as the british prime minister says, quote, a standing army of specialists police officer as he's being assembled to track down on rioting across the country. the .

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i would protest that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the okay. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k, as a citizens bottle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we put together about a minute. so a different videos from different locations by the way, cuz it is not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with the lease. here you go on the wow. it's amazing to watch that. i mean, there's a fury and those videos isn't there. these disturbance seem to have been triggered by the murder of little girls. 3 little girls are alleged killer is a 17 year old, whose parents immigrated from lawanda and a

these are raw by with protests that had been spreading across the u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the okay. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the, so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we've put together about a minute. so a different videos from different locations by the way, because it's not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with police. here you go the. busy the .

u. k. prime minister kissed homage had a special cobra meeting. it's an emergency committee between him and his cabinet ministers, police chief, civil servants intelligence offices, trying to put a handle on this situation. and off to that, he announced that there will be, as he quoted, a standing army of officers who will be able to deploy to various different communities. in taco these riots when they are happening. he said that this is the right. so the re not protest and that it is unacceptable that may need listening communities so far and immigrants have been targeted, as you said, that that is completely unacceptable. that those who commit those crimes will feel the full to in already we have extra prosecutors. 5 hosted in ports will be allowed to sit for longer to try to process the move in the have the, the rest it's so far up and down the country. what can we expect then in the next week or so? the bracing soul and the all the races of riley's announce and we have seen with those 2 groups, hold a protest in the same town. inevitably, the

u. k. peaceful protest as a being prosecuted and convicted under the police crime. sentencing and courts act 2022 for the criminal offense of public nuisance. which is punishable by up to 10 years imprisonment. it had been almost unheard of since the 19 studies for members of the public to be imprisoned for a peaceful protest in the u. k. who might do bulletins o police commission that has a boost threatened to pursue people who are not even in the u. k. big cable, gloria does not make you safe from the little you can be guilty of offenses of, of incitement, of starting racial hatred. and we will come off to those individuals just as we will physically confront on the straits. the commentators from either end of the political spectrum who likes to accusations of bias of the police. because we stand in the middle, we'll price independently under the law. with that federal favor, and if you've got crazy views over there, you don't like it. and if you've got tries of use one of the you don't like it. we will continue to do this. can you imagine the full way? if i don't know what shift or trying to suggest, i said it was gunning. so for warriors in the u. k, you take, continues to spin, the tailored it