u. k. have announced millions of dollars in additional economic and military a to ukraine. early i spoke to patrick jury, who was a defend specialist at the university of 5 and a former need to unless he says that the, you can, us are getting indications that deposition on ukraine's use of certain weapons inside russia is changing. and ukraine, se, it's going to be passed over as on tape. lincoln said to the bosses who meet on friday. and we will see i'm looking at the lay of the land. i think that the trajectory is all the same previously between the us being very rich us and to do this 10 days ago. then the confirmation of the rainy and delivery, the ballistic missiles. i'm now the, the, the mood music saying that they're looking at these carefully indicates a shift of position. potentially. i wouldn't be surprised if it's something calibrated here, which potentially we've seen the salami slicing of a before, maybe with the security guarantee, the u. k, which has lent into the the storm shadow

u. k. have signals that it wants to let you can use it. storm shadow messiahs, which it was us, technology bought it about and t wants permission from its main allies. the us here is what they said at the start of negotiations. i want to thank you for for the u. k. leadership of us, the stages sandy with you helped me. crane is a defense against russia is not for the russian, clear for making, for prevailing was for the people in the craze really great. all eyes that special relationship, half this time i felt about the pleasure issues you have just by starting course with ukraine, where i think the next few weeks a months fee crucial, very for. and we for to train in this fight for freedom. let's on fact this with john list on the luxury export thomas vehicle thomas, welcome to d w. what do you make 1st of the delay in taking a decision on this? well, the impression is that the delay is most clear, if not to code simply on the us side, and quite obviously the presidential by and has problems or

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u. k. have also announced fresh sanction was not bad. what we've got about them. i'd like to welcome ben and ben till a blue who is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies. welcome back to date w now and to me, blink. and says, iran has trained thousands of russian military personnel to use these fath 360 close range ballistic missile systems. now, this apparently has a maximum range of 75 miles. tell us what is rustled likely to use these missiles for as well. it's a pleasure to be back with you. and finally, as you mentioned, the much awaited spoken about transfer of the ronnie and ballistic missiles to russia has happened. this is something that the us government has been speaking about since at least 2022. meaning it would be the other issue to drop. the 1st one being your arms provision in one way attacked rounds or suicide rounds close range ballistic missiles or ballistic missiles that can fly on a parabolic trajectory anywhere from 0 to 300 kilometers. these, as you mentioned, have a little bit of a much, a little bit of a shorter

u. k. patrick, good to have you with us. uh, on andrea 0. we have at the moment the us and u. k, which have not given you crane permission to use long range besides against august inside russia, a fee of escalation, we've heard blinking and allow me in keith today. do you think that position is likely to change after this visit to create a good afternoon? it's difficult to tell, but certainly there's been a change in the mood music in the us from the the 10 days ago to bite and saying they will. he's made it clear that the parents to use these weapons will not be given to know that it's something that they're working on. i think the major change is actually being the confirmation for us and opens that the remaining shipments of ballistic missiles has bad text. i'm when i drop to, apologies, i'm going to interrupt you. we're going to listen now to the us secretary of state on to the banking in case to really hear from our partners how we can continue to work together to help you kind of finish people's defend his territory through the fall fighting season into the winter. as put

u. k. have signed a deal between the use migration agency front techs in which there could be more information sharing to target exactly what you mentioned, these criminal networks that are lowering people to the, to these border areas that are taking enormous sums of money from them. and knowing that they're putting them basically into a desktop here in the waterways. terry, thank you very much. that was our correspondent terry schultz in french sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. rescue operations continue in southern india after monsoons and major flooding killed dozens of people. thousands of people in the southern provinces of taylor and ghana and under for dish have had to leave their homes to shelter. an emergency can have rooms. most famous ancient monuments. the arch of constantine has been damaged by a bolt of lightning. custodians say they've secured all the stones and fragments that were not lose. the parts was built in $315.00 a. d by the emperor

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have to meet the with each route. but let me just off the front, just to clarify, what does the u. k. risk today, both domestically and internationally, by continuing with this data school principal, let me say that lisa k meeting having supported israel's was 57 year old on lawful. and dave are exhausting that. pretty. hiring moment. but now under the circumstances, any likely what is happening in ga gov, the general scientists has already be for me to engage in there are serious risk that varies as you know over onto the west bank. there was a risk that the u. k. government makes it so called police it with oxygen and sign . okay, jeremy cold in your thoughts and why do you think there is this ingrained official reluctance in the u. k. to, to think about suspending arms sales to israel despite the pressure from, from both the public and political parties on both sides of the eye. there is a very deep security relationship between britain and israel, and the other fly unintelligence has collected from gaza. but that you really left for us. there is an enormous pressure, hopefully su

u. k. 's involvement in afghanistan for so many years having is military the enough kind of stone and the time about wouldn't be taking power again. if the u. k. along with all the nato countries haven't pulled out of afghanistan in the u . k as positive bolt. lindsey nicole is here, does it not definitely we have a massive involved in the tools. ready complicit in the movement of these people in the force moving to these people. and we have a mo gigi to these people. are many people across the world to welcome them and to if we believe we are a leader of human rights and a leader in japan, as having quoted as we should be starting on welcoming those people whose lives, frankly, we have to want to pop by the legal invasions across the well, one of our clients who came from off got his done, got to take a treacherous journey. he had to go through iran to keep greece. and then virus moved both, both across the channel to variety. he was brought to the refugee status by the way of combining team. so he did change some of the allowed to remain in this country because of the ones that we've created

strategic prologic and political or the 5 inch deep that you have to meet the with these ro, but the franchise to clarify what does the u. k. risk today, both domestically and internationally, by continuing with the status. cool. so let me say that lisa, a meeting having supported israel's was 57 year old on an awful endeavor. it's, i mean that's pretty hiring moment, but now under the circumstances, any likely what is happening in gaza, the general side that has already be for me to the doctor. and there are serious ways that there is, as you know, over onto the west bank. there is a risk that the u. k. government makes it so can police it with oxygen and sign. okay, jeremy colbin your thoughts and why do you think there is this ingrained official reluctance in the u. k. to, to think about the spending arms sales to israel, despite the pressure from, from both the public and political parties on both sides of the i, there is a very deep uh, security relationship between britain and israel. and it's me of a fly. i mean time again, so it's connected to them because of but the really levels there is an enormous pressure, hop

u. k. and from both countries have both that security on the side, the u. k. pays millions of dollars each year to help principals. ortiz tried both the, the board to kids to try to prevent people going, but clearly they all still going. people smugglers are getting stronger and more people taking the small boats on the channel. now what the french interior minister is saying is look, there's a new government in the u. k. let's have a new approach. let's talk about the u. k. trying to sign a new deal, a new agreement. and you migration do with your opinion, your thought is what the friendship would look like. they've actually been cooling for that for some time, but they've never had a response from previous versus governments. so certainly hoping that they might be a change. now they have that that could help them stop, always saying which is an increasing number of people dying at c. thanks so much for the update in natasha butler for us there. as the final reports into the greenbelt, how far in london is due to be released slicer on wednesday, 72 people d

u. k. government have any effects on the war and gaza? know the practical aspect of the world mean $75000000.00 in 3 years. it's not that much at the end of the base, not a one of the maintenance or biases that us on germany. but if it is a single call uh and action that was taken by the government, one western go over one of the most a close allies of his route. and claiming that they are really concerned about how they're that this i'm sort of being used to by a late the international law is always the 1st time that this betty keeps sticking with an actual vacant. i mean, we remember that by then fed into or, or the late one week or something like that. some of the bill i'm somebody was just one week on just was a warning done. yeah. in this case it says suspension. let's see how it only we think about it is that the 1st step from it was so comforting that can lead the way for others to close to. there was something to see me and some of the latest remarks from prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he's continued to call for the destructio

u. k. about the loopholes we have. the weaknesses of all regulation. and the fact that if we really serious about closing down london as a send difficult police, we have to have fall stronger regulation enforcement and west and countries should take a tough a stand against a capital flight. the width of the developing poor countries must be remaining this put in those countries for the waving of the people up to capture the child res. future is understanding his exact whereabouts and but the i unit obtained the recording of a recent cold. i've been going up the whole thing about what is it, i mean, i mean you have, well that's that level and debated about it might be the same brown people die without being from the living cell. sandra dash is now investigating child ready for the illegal acquisition of hundreds of millions of dollars the the, the, the same depth analysis of the days headlines. what is the possibility of a wind the region to breaking out informed opinions, steering to the children and the elders who don't understand why it is critical?

u. k. u. s. you, um, does have premises. i want to get to the genocide in the war and devin in, in a minute to mean unbelievably to some you have been targeted, thrown out of labor by a style man and his regime and questioned by police just what happened before we get into the geo political context of what happened to you on a micro level as well. so slowly i was expelled from the labor of bulky uh but usually because um i they, uh i had been a member for since 1986. i think um and uh, last 8 months ago, um the uh, something the uh, the patch. uh, and they said you are accused of anti semitism. and now the editorship with forward was various articles i have written. a one of them was 4 years old. and they were not recent, and they were off to cruise, which indeed i had written. and about israel, that's what i always write about. that is what i speak about is around not jewish there, but israel. so i wrote back the, the few additions. so i wrote back and i said i did this new anti semitism. yeah, i shoot the accusation. this

u. k, we have x m o d offices. we have only cheats at the moment. basically saying that the state of the british military is beyond an additional pat. i'm just going to bring your comment, this is what johnson. there was an x m o d of office. he said that the defenses in the u. k. u would be in sufficient to stop long range. we saw strikes the royal navy lacking ships to patrol the north atlantic on the r f needed twice the number of flight to jacks to even be able to go into any conflict with the fighting shots . yeah, i mean the state of the armed forces in the u. k. is absolutely dreadful. i mean, the last moment of glory we had was default cleans, walk away. you know, i think that was a necessary conflict to stop the fulton's from being taken by another country. because of people that wanted to remain british, but that was, and 32 years and sorry, 42 years ago now. and in that time the number of people in the army is reduced by cost. the number of you know, capable boats that we've got is going down by about 2 thirds. i think the air force is re

u. k. an island have officially sold out tickets. websites from booth to cope with the massive russell singles went live on saturday. many for freighted funds were left queueing for i was online only to come away empty handed. a c j is going to be the day that the gonna throw it back to you. a decade defining hit for a band that helped shape the generation. for many oasis was the british rock band of the 1990s. but the bands famous 2009 split after a public feud between brothers liam and no gallagher pulled the plug on one of the case biggest music phenomena. the announcement that the brothers had buried the hatchet and picked up their instruments, sent fund scrambling to ticket vendors, hoping to snack tickets to 17 shows that could right rook history until authorized company to come to them. linked with a southern teenager right now. 15 years and waiting for the reunion. and this was happening. but as tickets setting sites struggles to keep up with funds of a group that once claimed they were bigger than the beatles. many were left

u. s. we have seen the u. k. we haven't seen front. and that's a bit strange because the british system, federal cruise moves so which we are talking about in this case. it's technically identical to the french as comp cruise missile. so, when installment is in washington, asking for permission to use this tom shadow in the on targets in russia. the fall for the ukraine is the question remains. what does this mean for the friends made in french? oh, and it's called besides, the ukraine has us. well, so is, this is one point to which, which will be seen in the future. so it seems for thought maybe the lead the decision may be led to next week until that's a larger meeting. do think this is an effort to include fonts, then positively. so uh, but we haven't heard anything from, from a, from friends on this metro. so i, i really don't know, we don't know. and on the other hand, my impression is that the delay is partially or in a very large part influenced by the upcoming presidential elections. in the us, so they'll buy it and then the in

have to be suspended. okay, i'll ask you in a bit about these reports that the u. k. might be dropping it, subjection to the i. c. c. arrest warrant for he's really neat. is when there is one. and what do you think the significance of that will be? i just wanted to, to bring back some into the conversation and ask you some, a little bit more about the type of security corporation that exist right now between the you can use around all of a more arms that are being supplied at the moment to israel. and then then what the export license is, approve what, what's the extent of corporation that is a british government being uh, fully transparent about it a lot. so the trans byron, the financial, if it goes we sometimes here, floated only applies one side, the single individual export license. but most of you k owns exports to israel. go through open licenses and especially the open license for the ex 35 companies are registered for that. they don't need individual licenses to explore anything. so any of the countries in both in the ex 35 and we don't have to size because t

u. k, as you have stayed in deal reading is just one of the civil out. the member states was providing weapons to israel and not a license is being suspended. but let me say, because we need to book this thing call. it seems to me that they have still to register this next sheet represented by the international demand. the minute i mentioned that occurred in the are, there is just being an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares easterel springs and india environmental to buy hottest in territory, local to be dismantled. the need and relations have to be made to the pot experienced dfcs, serious implications for vendor stage. we have, under the law states, responsibility and obligation not to aid in the us, just the got a g o d organization and at the same time, by january 26th this year, there being a set of additional measures ordered by international justice. we transferred the pages that these are these for meeting general side in. gotcha. and distribution of measures applying to member say not to read and she's an integral miss

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u . k. the french coast guard says an overcrowded boat capsized more than 50. others were rescued. most of the victims are believed to be women and girls. united nation says at least 30 migrants have died or gone missing while trying to cross to the u . k. this year from france or the or i spoke about this with the w, corresponded terry schultz. we reached her on the french side of the english channel and the city a balloon. yes, so now. well, terry, the fact that authority, theirs are still saying at least a dozen people died, may mean that they still don't know exactly how many people were crammed into this 7 metre, didn't you? we do know that more than 70 were there. and of those, at least a dozen people died, and 10 of those were women and children, including a pregnant women. this just goes to show the links to which people will go to try to make this very dangerous crossing between france and the u. k. more than $20000.00 people have made the crossing this year, and that's why, despite these odds, despite the possibility and even the probability that many will die, people still do make this desperate attempt. now this is just the latest tragedy in the channel, but these inci

u. k. about the loopholes we have. the weaknesses of all regulation. and the fact that if we really serious about placing down london as a send difficult police, we have to have fall stronger regulation enforcement. and western countries should take a tough a stand against a capital flight. the width of the developing poor countries must be remaining this put in those countries for the waving of the people up those capture the child raise future is understanding his exact whereabouts and but the i unit obtained the recording of a recent cold. i've been going it, but i think you have a think about what is it, i mean, i mean the level that that level in debate it in front of me being the same route. what type of type may have on our living cell. sandra dash is now investigating child ready for the illegal acquisition of hundreds of millions of dollars. the the the hey, get an idea of the french republic, his loan for claims, but just movies more than friends in a full pot series. the big picture takes an in depth not from the same size episode $300.00 po

u. k, who have lost contact with their entire family to the entire family since the beginning of the war. what's happening and what's happening in gaza is horrific. it's catastrophic and no one could imagine the scale of heart or that the people in gauze are experiencing a feeling. unless you go and live with the people in garza, we are and we are numbers. we're trying to determine the are. so the stories we're trying to encourage people from the ground to from gaza, to write these to stories in order to immortalize them. because unfortunately without us palestinians having to ride the stories to the world disorders, would it be? would it be forgotten? disorders will not get any attention whatsoever. i want to turn our attention to the occupied westbank. why on september? the 20. the 2nd is by the truth guide. ok. fades in the town or about you can in southern policy is a warning. the images from that vague all just tubbing towards the show is right. it's all just driving at least 3 bodies off a rooftop, swinging the bodies back and forth before tossing then over the edge of the building

u. k. doctors who have signed and opened a letter to the british prime minister, demanding london stop arms exports to israel. i'm pressure wester islam into a 6 bar that we did. mom, the u. k. government us immediately to bring it in to the continued is really military escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies, a ones that result in and sees via, by withholding military support to israel and ending on straight with israel. we believe our government is obliged to do this based on diverse or slow and international humanitarian law, and that it is the morally, as well as legally right thing to do. i am one of the signatories on the u. k based medical profession. and let's see the prime minister kissed on demanding sam israel. the main reason that my name is on the left side is because of the barricade that has a kid, c n. n is in gaza. and i truly believe that it's my government had any idea what was really happening on the grounds. they would not support the same questions to israel by rice, whom alexa and by offering to share the for teach that i h

it's loss will have severe consequences. for u. k, that is against this backdrop, the west is talking about allowing it to stripe deep into russian territory using advance west than me. so i was russia had previously wound the if west and weapons are used to strike deep into the russian territory. if it mean that the west has become a direct positive but all police will you most just get is does move. the nazi regime has been hitting on territory for a long time outside the combat zone. staging terrorist attacks that gauge the civilian population on the civilian infrastructure of a country, 50 decision to live for the restrictions these indeed taken a will be like and it will mean that from this moment told us they take countries began direct support with russia. as you know, the use of such weapons as possible and the, if you have access to intelligence from a satellite, the united states and the us right itself does not have such an opportunity even close. i mean, so with the reaction we've heard from what the, from west, the repre

u. k. doctors who have signed an open letter to the british prime minister urging london to fully holt arms exports of israel and pressure. wester is then interesting spar that we did. mom the, the government. it's immediately to bring it in to the continued is really military escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies, a ones that result in and sees via, by withholding military support to israel and ending on straight with israel. we believe our government is obliged to do this based on the personal and international humanitarian law, and that it is the morley as well as legally right thing to do. the main reason that my name is on the left side is because of the barricade that has a could see a bunch and an issue in gaza. and i truly believe that if my government had any idea what was really happening on the ground, they would not support the same israel by rice, whom alexa and by offering to share the fittest i have. and the stories that i've seen 1st hand and heard from my protest in, in colleagues, 2nd hand i that i will be able to make a diffe

now we have just seen in the u. k. was 10, somewhere in the cities outside of london. i really struggled with this issue where i have been very top on to immigration, voices that have come out, riots is against the current u. k. policy. now, with that in mind, you have to sort of reconcile the fact that the riots of course in men start mentioned there was even a hotel which might have to see cuz had been saying and that was lit up in flames by some of those rights. and very, very time situation indeed was the demonstrations according which is for the government. i'm secretary and for the apartment as the case salma to change those sentiment. serious slate to 5 is, i'm a 5 yet. is still clear. i'm present, change it in the u. k. which does need to be resolved. okay, sonya many thanks for that. so let me go in london. this my chief cell v c i a and m i. 6 say they working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement is top. israel's warren guys, william burns and richard mort, spoke at a financial times. event is the 1st time the bosses of both agencies will pay it together in

so when you have information coming out from the u. k, it's a typical stein to divert the attention to create confusions where people are going not following the news can we'll say was perhaps i want to have another phone and may be washer. has anything to do something to do with it. that did demonizing russia that had been going on since is february 2022. but this time it has nothing to do with the rest of it is asia red and i went up instead of going to tell you something has been, you mean that then you went to the congress and thanks joe biden for the. busy operation against her law, human. this kind of a whole golf peroration on this level of intelligence. this is exactly what is the main idea among the investigation. investigators today is the us isn't best with the most side in this kind of operations. and they all important and never, ever anything that these really do in the middle east. immediate, the need of fries, no germany, no, but it's, you know, the u. k. come up and say we have nothing to do with it all with being in ful

u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro palestinian encampments across u. k. universities, some of which have now been banned. fiona, thanks so much for coming on. going underground, you know, in a normal, well peaceful world, i might be asking you about the cross war of the grenville 5. what's going on the ground covered a lot when we were based in london, the whitewash inquiry too many, but i suppose i better begin. why will you and babs tens or hundreds of thousands to be outside israel's embassy in london today? thank you so much for having me on the show. i mean, the majority of people of the pole show that the majority of people in person do not support or israel is doing, do not support even the british government's involvement in supply and funding for israel and it's genocide against the palestinians. and despite that, we have a government that is continuing to support that. and so it's important for us to consistently demonstrate that as much as we can demonstrate, actually what the false majority of people think. in spite of everything, the government has done the british governmen