u. k. have condemned the legislation signed by the head of state. uganda has now passed one of the world's toughest antique gay laws. and what is the punishment? the maximum punishment is this. so when you commute a video to homeless, excited that says you shall be liable to stuff like this. the act defines aggravated homosexuality. of same sex relations involving you try to be positive people, miners and other vulnerable groups. transmitting a terminal illness like h, i v through gay sex, even with consent is an offense punishable by up to 14 years in prison. and to a sentiment has been on the rise in new condo for homeless actuality has long been of legal under colonial era law. local activists and human rights lawyers oppose the war, sing it was passed without consultation with the l. g, b to community and is unconstitutional. that bill by cobra is what you call essential. same 6 activity that month. i doubt it goes, i get it's deeper because of that post you should be putting buyers. that mi

u. k, have condemned the new long to missouri. now are the countries new president has taken office bullet to nubile, was sworn in add a ceremony in a bu. jim. the former governor of lagos, faces rising and security, and a family economy. the 71 year old was elected in february, but opposition parties are still contesting his victory in the courts cleaning electoral front earlier and spoke to the w illegals bureau to flourish. vanya, i asked her whether we can really expect change in nigeria. a 9 year i'm presidents is essentially positioning himself as different from the previous governments, even though they are from the same proxy. we kinda already see that he has a more, more pro active body language. he's speaking to the people more. he seems to be more in touch with what is going on. and he's made a lot of huge for me says, you know, obviously it's a 69 to as economy promising to 66 security situation in names area. so there's a lot that is that stick with this particular government most so most people did not vote for him.

u. k. have other liberal democracies made mistakes in the past, and the 67 years, you bet. and they also made the world a more decent place. have they made democracy more widespread? have they made more countries prosperous? yes, no. this is the point for united states as maine, the better of the world, a better place, which is why when you go talk to people around the world, where do they want to go to study? or they lining up to study in russia, in china, or are they lining it up to study in the united states only because they were leaving country is that i mean the stabilized by u. s. foreign policy. why did you think that most of the invoice, representing most a few mountains, he refused a view in general assembly to condemn russia's move into don't bass. why did they do that? they refused and refused to implement sanctions. because defacto, they're supporting russia and of course naturally showing that we're not far off from when she didn't being chose to visit mosca. there was a grass roots revolution in ukraine called the mind on revolution, in which people to attend

u. k. have been deployed in it today. so for any police officer to be involved in such a wonderful event, is it on unsightly, you know, i would come out with assignment to actually, uh, nobody joined the spot to actually do the event. but yes, it is an element. however, because the intelligence is so good, the whole process of pull the nice thing that they would be regularly having, we things in fact into intelligence as to what needs to be done. but you're absolutely right. there's so many different spread. the threats of multi faceted from international terrorism. the uh, the u. k. terrace threat at the moment is substantial, which means that the attempts to attack is likely was that we don't know how and when that will take place. hadn't gotten the threat, as we've seen from extension rebellion other protesters. so all those threats a very real and also excited individuals is over $200.00 excited individuals on the royal. this is a openness criminals in the proud and petty criminals. they're working with you not to wan

u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pallets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants, because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed. now in the united states. uh, depending on what state you're in, you plan to to for treating for everyone. you cut down the plant to, to, for new or existing or little tiny pine trees for searches like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting would for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2. a studies found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down folder trees, store more carbon. so there are certain for us and that are even more critical to climate change than others. unfortunately, these are some

u. k. having worked covertly to destroy we don't believe that any parties with cyber caching, but we don't take that off the table. but here's what we believe that pipeline is sol, credit card is so important for it. we've been out on we've seen russian companies, which are some of the best when it comes to building pipelines, getting involved part of the conversation in the past about 10 years ago. gas from was heavily involved and discussions with nigeria and the share on morocco in moving data in moving that project for to get our dog area. and i'm very happy that those discussions are on going to be able to build a pipeline to evacuate. a lot of gas resources on stranded gas, that is, that is needed in the world market because every day people need it. one of the key things we have to, we have learned on the stories that we come to, the end of the mistakes are wrong with not sure and pipeline and do everything that is just to be built. but also we have to look at some quick issues that are goi

u. k, have condemned the new law spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has confir early parliamentary elections. vote was originally expected for the end of the year, but will now be held on july 23rd. the surprised decision comes after his left wing alliance suffered major losses and sundays regional and local elections. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate in eastern canada as authorities battle wildfires there. the plains of already destroyed several homes, but no injuries have been reported. dozens of blazes have broken out across canada in recent weeks following a record heat wave. lead a new round of talks on a global treaty to eliminate plastics. pollution has started in paris for then a $145.00 countries are hoping to reach an agreement by 2025 over $460000000.00 tons of plastics are produced each year with 2 thirds ending up as the waste surface president. ridge of type arrow on is confronting the tough task of uniting his deeply divided country after securing another 5 year term and office . he's called on society to come together in unity and solidarity, while his defeat

u. k. have no idea that around the rest of the world, it tells it tends to mean that's without a predominant face. a big a. we gotta see a mess. we're gonna see a lot of values like a religion, like a belief. and the whole purpose of america being set up as christian country was that this is what. ready built in the country on and being a christian country means that you have that religious freedom to be a christian, all not a christian. and the same in england. the whole purpose of us being a christian country with bishops in our house of laws with the clean water king as the head of the church means that because we all christian country, people have the freedom to wash it or not to worship the freedom to be christians or not to the questions and the moment you you lose the default option of being a christian we get into that mess of so what all. ready i need because the, the work mall decided geology of most system. it says. ready instincts isn't the same default and they have on this and we c

u. k, have condemned the new law a widespread locust out and break in several ask and provinces is posing a threats to the countries we'd crump, thousands of people are rushing to kill the insects before they reach their adults warming stage. the us food agency has warranty, could destroy up to a quarter of the total harvest slates for a new round of talks on a global treaty to eliminate plastics. pollution has started in paris. more than $145.00 countries are hoping to reach an agreement by 2025 over $460000000.00 tons of plastics are produced each year with 2 thirds ending off as waste. and then the race to find more renewable energy scientists are turning to volcanoes as a source of clean power researchers on the spanish island of left side. oh, they are testing a new thermo electric generator. and to turn high temperatures from volcanic areas into electricity, what kind of work? here's a look at the 1st experiment. this contraption is designed to supply energy 247, enough to cover an entire family's needs. the aim is to recapture heat rising from the belly of a mountain. a new approac

u. k. have other liberal democracies made mistakes in the past. and the 67 years, you bet. and they also made the world a more decent place and they made democracy more widespread. have they made more countries prosperous? yes, no worries. and that's the point for united states as maine, the better of the world, a better place, which is why when you go talk to people around the world, where do they want to go study? or they lining up to study in russia, in china, where are they lining it up to study in the united states only because they believe in countries that are being the stabilize by u. s. foreign policy. why did you think that most of the invoice, representing most a few amount, if you refused a view in general assembly to condemn rushes, moving to don't bass? why did they do that? they refused and refused to implement sanctions. because defacto, they're supporting russia and of course, naturally china when not far off from when she didn't being chose to visit mosca. there was a grassroots revolution in ukraine called the mind on revolution, in which people to attend

you have the u. k that you have turkey, you have l c, u crane and lots of other neighboring countries in this part of the world. and they are going to talk about a registry of damage done to ukraine since about basically having one central place where people who have lost businesses of times out of the kind of material damage in fayetteville and by vs will, can put the claims in one place those can be adjudicated and then often will potentially reparations can be imposed on russia. russian property abroad can be confiscated, to pay for those reparations. so this is kind of the 1st step to what kind of more formal process looks people here and ukraine, hoping that this will make it possible to actually start confiscating rushes assets for that so far. ready being frozen about making it calmly empty. so he's looking at us of all stores making news around the world. a south african president sit around with pose that says russia and ukraine have agreed to receive a peace mission for 6 african nations. ann

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have shift away from it. so what, what mean? well, in the u. k, i have no idea around the rest of the world. it tells it tends to mean that's without a predominant face a. we're gonna, we're going to see a mess. we're gonna see a lot of values like a religion like a belief. and the whole purpose of america being set up as christian country was that this is what. ready built in the country on being a christian country means that you have that religious freedom to be a christian, all not a christian. and the same in england. the whole purpose of us being a christian country with bishops in our house of laws with the queen. while the king, as the head of the church, means that because we are christian country, people have the freedom to wash it or not to worship the freedom to be christians or not to the questions. and the moment you, you lose that default option of being a christian we get into that mess of. so what all. ready and who always a who's going to defend registry? because the, the work model, the little progressive, the metric listening to the core of what you want. because they don

industrial states which a bit like in america, parts of the midwest of america would have long voltage democrats in the u. k. along both of labor. a number of them isn't of the same way that in america have turned republican, had turned concert and started voting for conservative party. so neighbors, very aware of those seats is of the view which is not always backed up by pointing to be honest that the people in the states are more concerned on immigration. they are aware that a lot of people hold for breakfast and immigration was a big issue into breakfast debate. and what's interesting, what do you take is immigration was such a big pop point. the hot button topic turned it back to the referendum in the year subsequently, afterwards, it actually became less stadiums and the political discourse in some respects and britain. but now it's really massively reappeared on the labor parties. very worried about being outlined to minutes use have been solved immigration, and it's kind of been somebody that a piece of where the labor party is at the moment that there's not a lot of those. and despite the fact that

each of the 2 have 2 victories so far this season. in the u. k. royal fans have dotted preparations. the coronation of king charles the 3rd with 5 days to go until the ceremony. one dedicated fad is camped out to secure a perfect position to watch the royal position procession. he is brought a foldable bed food and also a ta, poland, to ward off any hot weather into made, seeks in a small village west of london, royal fans if needed, woollen replicate replicas of king charles and his wife. queen camilla, he said guardsmen also standing ready for coronation day coming up on the w. sports life makes a female bull rider with a taste for danger. the challenge is to stay on for 8 seconds. that software shall break through oh, up to date. don't miss our highlights, the d w program on line d, w dot com highlight but as to what did you do to food? i'd hate to channel fantastic.

you know, it took a coast and of course it was pushing forward a different perspective in the u k, we now have jeep a news and we have some, uh, kind of that not huge audiences yet. but interesting enough the, the mass media is very strongly of one voice saying what you just said. but then you're going to have in the daily mail. and i know mostly respect peter hitchens, who's being making the, you know, the different point of your perspective and more balanced. view of to say this is an oil for, well, really must find a way to find a diplomatic way out of it and west and to i'm for less than that. yes. as losing that you can is winning is uh, you know, he's arguing in many others that is a false negative, but i don't think it's making much of a, an impression in the public to be caught our list at the moment. professor, richard stockwell, stop you. the well from the author of the books frontline ukraine, crisis in the woodlands and the pigeon patter dogs after this break the the the, the, the, the welcome back to going underground. i'm still with the university of kent's emeritus professor of

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it is very interesting because, you know, they, they, you case i have, that is, it is already training at 16 pilots. as that being said, u k itself doesn't have any f, 16 fighter jets. that being said, i think this initiative has started in order to open the floodgates and to have other countries and be ready to send their fire jets to ukraine. and i, i think that the united states, uh, have been very cautious as well. you know, was a fighter jets, as well as delivering long range and ad accounts to ukraine. and now we're seeing the races to nack approving the delivery of the storm shadow missiles, which are long range missiles. there's a long range, missiles that the great and has received so far. so i think you the okay, now it was another one leading kind of this call, listen in order to encourage other countries to contribute. and the hope is that the united states will play along and, and we'll send f 16 fighter jets knowing that to great and has already prepared for receiving them. they have the pilots, assuming the air crews will be trained and all that kind of the logistics will be sorted out because those are very

u. k. we have to make amends of the id that we should see, not to use of indian decision making the apology when he comes from all his defendants come from a country that was also colonized. was a little bit tricky for him to do so that probably is where the top don't think is going on. nor do you think the british royal family is ready to have this conversation about in slight people and how wealthy they all because of it. i am certainly maybe the beginning of the conversation. yes. and if you look at was when he was prince of wales, the now king said i want to use it, come off heads of government summit and can call a last year. he said this conversation about slavery and britain's historic links to is one whose time has come. he also said that he was working to defend his own understanding of the painful impact and legacy of slavery. so i know that those was, may not sound revelation. re file for the roles. hamilton, a society that was all named the queen could say, now we know is king at, you k

and by the way, you have this conversation today, how do you have a genuinely informed conversation in the u. k. and debate about integration? i think you are the, you have to bring the michael, it's themselves and the refugees themselves and austin to share their stories about what they, why they came to the. okay. well, i had a smoke that i'm patients where it, as i said, and i think through those stories, they will come next to people and say, well those but say about aspirations and impressions i have for myself. and for my general, if you in a future generations. so it's about humanizing, it is taking away from numbers and telling the, you know, the backgrounds of, um, people, i think it so sorry about as educating people about colonialism as you know, imperialism those centuries and legacies. that have created uh, you know, um you know, migration rates. um why the u. k. is this the point for a lot of people to come through? okay. peter, let me come to you. uh, the conservatives, as we said, continue to beat this drum even when the record on migration is not really great. how do you see th

u. k. friends. and it's really not. i have been frequent outbreaks of violence and confrontations in northern cost of only ethnic serves living that have never accepted cost of those unilateral declaration of independence back in 2008. but this outbreak of violence, violence is perhaps the most serious as being that since that bonus. smith, alger 0 fell. great. so let's bring in edward joseph. he's a senior fellow at johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. he was the us deputy head of the a c emission in cost of of it joins us live from branch of lava. in slovakia, i'm edward. good to have you back with us. i looked, i mean, nato has condemned the attacks by sub demonstrate, as on it's peacekeepers of totally unacceptable. how much of an escalation is this then in terms of tensions between subs and f, the gal damian's in cost of us? so it's good. so of course it's quite significant. this is outragious behavior. the data was actually restrained by labeling of these individuals as protesters, when really they're

u. k. also have this copy of that ukraine isn't allowed to use some of the russian territory. so that's my quote, the whole idea of delivering fighter just to ukraine on the stretch in western allies to use that ukraine cannot be trusted, not to use those weapons in russia and potentially risk escalation. marina's standby. uh because i, i want us to take a closer look at, at the allegations, but the reason is to bring up a tax work, any fact a, any safety role that sort of falls flag operations. that is, that they were part of a bigger this information campaign carried out by the kremlin to justify its war on ukraine and drum up support for its middle tree campaign. and then i went to pick up the conversation off to the support a massive gathering earlier this year in moscow. cheering on this special military operation in ukraine. no surprise in a country with state media blasting out messages about brave russian soldiers and a legit ukrainian atrocities. 247. a classic example still being deployed today is the don best children. the story ukrainian fact checkers have just pro

u. k. royal fans have started preparations for the coronation of king charles the 3rd with just 5 days to go until the ceremony. one dedicated monarchist is camping out to secure the perfect spot. to watch the royal procession. he's brought a portable bed food and also a tarp to ward off any rainy weather between now and may 6th. and in a small village, west of london, royal fans submitted woolen replicas of king charles and his wife. queen camilla knitted guardsman are also standing at the ready for coronation day. that when we went site, you're watching dw news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age, looks at how technology is revolutionizing medicine. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. enjoying the view and come take a look at this to the highlights every week in your inbox, subscribe. now how can journalism help us in overcoming divisions, registered.