u. k. and nazi, and as the cops with prominent officials, in fact, the conservatives all giving back the eyes to to have no threat to restrictions while the child and the u. k. sovereignty the good news with some even same great britain has now to come from the overseas to retreat, which is the cheapest time is to lois in germany. thousands of people took to the streets of the capital on thursday. the monday urgent peace talks to and major conflicts, including in new great the some of the demonstrators help posters hailing the historic friendship between russian, germany. now there's them under the media and peace talks for the guys and lab alone, the conflicts and calls for their country to quit nato, the offense in burly and withheld them the anniversary of german reunification, prominent member, all the german parliaments. sarah, if i couldn't fix, also attended the march, calling for negotiations on peace between key at the most part i find it to pulling how discussions that taking place in our country these days. how people are being put down in the famed when they are in favor of negotiations and

u. k. have one to 15, the legal boss and the guys google the american company. now phase is a $2500000000.00 sign for violating competitive practices. to give you some background to the workers, families founded the price comparison website, the found them back in 2006. so the off the, they noticed a drop in the visibility of the website on google. the u. s. companies fail, so it's pushed down the website to on the search engine results and losses for the couples. business with us to extend the case was handed down in 2017. as a european commission pro found that google has promoted its own shopping service, while making sure competitors were ranked low of google's appeal has now been ultimately rejected by the european court of justice. let's discuss this story with it. michael rex and bode format new york university professor and also of the book google archipelago. many thanks for joining us on the program. very good to see. so it will show assessments of this historic case against the american corporation, as well as the case that finally comes to fruition f

u. k. have lost the legal challenge against the governments climate adaptation policies. friends of the dog you, the previous conservative government failed to protect citizens against increasingly extreme with the high court ruled the policies were adequate according to the code as done work as part he'll p k. k has claimed responsibility for wednesdays, a tackle to tuckers defense company headquarters, to a silence armed with guns and explosives killed. 5 people avoided 22 more. such forces have carried down strides some targets in iraq and syria. in response, the militant group is considered a terrorist organization by and grab the e. u, as well as the pulse of the los angeles prosecutors are seeking to be sentenced. the brothers eric and lyle menendez for the 1999 motors of the parents in the families beverly hills home. it would give the parent chance of being granted parole often more than 3 decades behind buys. a recent netflix series renewed scrutiny of the case free. nasa astronaut sand

u. k base. it is a u. s. base. yes, they have sovereignty over it and will continue to are at least exercise morrison sovereignty over it. but this is your guys operation. there is a why is it that you don't want people who live down there who, you know, we're on the island and we're forcibly moved off of it to go back. it is not a question of the united states wanting them. we're not wanting them to to them is a question for the united kingdom and versus, i'm sorry, i just don't get why they can't. why the why the people who moved from diego garcia can't go back together. garcia, but they can go back to other islands. i mean, there must be something about diego garcia that makes it either dangerous or inhospitable for civilians. and i just think that, you know, people should know what that is. like, obviously we have a base there, but when it comes to this exact question, it really is a question for those, those other 2 governments. cool. so the show me will be a lot of money in falls, but we do not have the full details of it.

u. k. have low expectations ahead of the labor government's budget, the, the humanitarian crisis, and 11 and calls for immediate and sustained action. okay, foundations loving, an emergency response serves as a vital lifeline for many in desperate need. your donations can play a crucial role in alleviating suffering. promoting community wellbeing and contributing to the recovery, join ok, foundation in its mission to support 11 and during this critical time. full now or visit, okay, adult tool. the here without the 0 here, the top stories this hour, which is 6 days to the us presidential election. the candidates are on a final push to win over undecided voters, comma harris has been giving her closing arguments in washington. while donald trump is held a rally in the battle ground state of pennsylvania. lebanese official saying is really stripe on the southern china sort of funds has killed the police, trying to see for or israel target at the suburb of products. signs on the outskirts of sides

u. k. have been disputed. abas' is london retained control of the ox allegory. following a brief with option tina in 1982 and response to governor of the services territory says london weren't be giving up suffering to you of the islands any time soon. international security on the stand commentate to serve you captain, says the case using its military presence in the region in the name of great power politics. the attention insist on the on the claim that started on the $1833.00. actually it's more than a 118 years of the international claim for, for the marina sovereignty origin. tina the u. k. has strong interest in the sofa sofa, atlantic ocean. i think it was so safe and negotiate the terms of the ocean, all that sovereignty and the case. and i was interested in doing that. i told its being uh barely said in the, the un they have a massive military holding on the island. so it's not on there. what do you think of interest to, to say the power of their weapons? if we think of these issue as historical or ego, or even geographical terms of the marina silence

u. k. have won a 15 year legal battle against google over the lack of promotion the all of the business of a tech guy now face is a $2500000000.05 for valet thing competitive practices of a couple founded the prize comparison website, the found them back in 2006, but after a while they noticed a drop in the visibility of the websites on google and the u. s. companies filters had pushed it down on the search engine. the 1st verdict to the case was not handed down in 2017. as a european commission and pro found google had palletized its own services over competitors. google's appeal has now been rejected by the european court of justice . now from the new york university professor and the author of the google a couple ago at micro residence, the rest of world said that the tech giant is attempting to to rate the reality. so we have been saying that google is a very differential and prejudicial search engine that is, stacking results and it is attempting to cure a reality. private businesses can no

u. k. and then there's tie else in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was would you be waged over the last 20 years? i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's not to be insane to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya, because a good that the actually all that he's, he's always the not popular with the powers that be in the west, he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant booth starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say that i, i think that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry, a taco new, wrong, massive bombing of it wrong, people are losing their houses and they become a homeless.

u. k. and not the same as the cops with prominent officials. in fact, conservatives all giving back the eyes to, to have no threat to restrictions while the child is the u. k. sovereignty over the odd news to some even say great britain has now become the casually surrender the overseas to retreat, which is the cheapest i'm is to malicious for more on the slats. well, come in, veterans of the indian and foreign service, probably with dial the countries former on boy to morocco on to and buster. thank you for your time today. nourishes i'm the u. k. said this political agreement to have the support of india on the us. what's your assessment of new daily's contribution to achieving this has started to well such to for change, but how do you ensure show it will come disagreement and according to reports in yeah, i played the quiet for the very bottom drawer in the background. firstly, in the bags. the reason for this subordinate sense only needs to do away with the non rest judges of the colonizing. there can be the same time in the, in the world side that is resistant due to negotiate with an open mind. a

u. k. and then now under the u. k. and the us government, we have to discuss about you and that's my wishes. yeah, the initial deals and some of import louie cardiac negotiations as he said to up to a certain degree. but groups representing shake offs itself to go see in their international groupings they were reportedly left start. if true, isn't that something was despite, as you said, the marissa as leaders saying it's a fully the colonized ation process happening? isn't that somewhat of a colonial era approach? the people who spend years lobbying to go home didn't get to say yeah, because they enjoy. so the technicians, people have also been the sidelines. they have done the strike a tank it strikes. so this is a, the, the gold in, in england, but the inside line due to the jump. what is it going? strategy important? so i'll go show you k m, the us always focus on be made to re and strategy, the value of the item rather than the right. so the space inhabitants them even extreme poverty. sometimes the most just, you know, those people, the displa

u. k. and then there's tales in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's often the insane to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya, because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west he was very good because he have bought the tide of migrants. he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant booths, starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say the only thing that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry of taco new, wrong, massive bombing the wrong people are losing their houses and they become a homeless.

we have in the, in the u. k. is what i call it a uni party. we, we've called the conservatives and we called the lady, but they say they have rights and expedited, right? exactly. identical in terms of policy. so what we've got now is salma, but he's basically a continuation of johnson. and the soon i can, who is a continuation of my and camera on, and brown and black before them. they're all with united by city getting in the same direction. stallnicher is absolutely the gun hoopa sending weapons to ukraine for them to buy a deep into the russian territory. that's what he wants. that's what he's going forward. he even went over to the united states to ask permission most simply and incredibly bite and said no, he didn't get permission for this to happen at the time. so i mean that, that came out of nowhere, even though it's a good thing because it's absolutely the wrong thing to do. it would be a disastrous and reckless escalation of the conflict that would happen. but i would make a distinction between the politicians and the people because t

u. k. cause the u. k. has its own particular political angle. it might have been difficult to convince the quotes to give me or in fact, any one asylum relation to united states in the u. k. but there wasn't even a chance because citizens from 3rd states under the 1951 convention as it's implemented in most european states, cannot apply for asylum. thank you, mr. assigned. mr. hunger, would you like to ask a question? 6. thank you very much. i missed the salt salt. i'm so happy to see you here to see stella as well. and thank you for reminding lots of paste it in the last 4 years. and so starting with a hearing we had in january 2020 was your father township than i was near the merits, a z when general wrap up to her and torture and very important other persons and 3 times. uh, i think this assembly made a clear position, quoting for the prompt release, and i think um this assembly and a bit be proud of it because it's a it and other international state organizations i've heard of times as well in the european union parliament. and it was city, but none of th

integration is again and being brought forward by bought this and that i have lived all my life in europe ending in germany and u. k. i know in denmark, i never have a problem with all the navy, but they're quite nice. you can talk to them. the problem is that to when every day politicians come with statements which are as the majority of the disorder and teachers, then people find that.

u. k. and then there's tie else in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you. and it's, it's up to me in saying to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west. he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the and i say the only thing that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry, a taco new, wrong, massive bombing of the wrong people are losing their houses and they become a homeless

u. k or the netherlands, have organized some commercial flights. i mean, they have tried to planes for their citizens if they want to leave it there. of course, people who do want to nice, but um, yeah, this is also affecting other parts of the economy as a the airport is also important to get the goods like groceries or aids into the country. journalists, stella mentor, thank you very much for joining us. 11 non has been in a state of near permanent emergency for years. it has no precedent. only a caretaker, government and a currency that's almost worthless. the country is divided and dysfunctional. political system also means the army is unable to challenge hezbollah or resist in his really assault the bystanders in a war within their own borders. the lebanese armed forces has been paralyzed, as has been, the militants launch missiles from the territory. and israel responds with a devastating rain of rockets and cross border incursions. the official lebanese army is estimated to have some 70000 troops with equipment and even salaries funded by th

u. k. and lock screen cops were pregnant officials. in fact, conservatives of all giving back the eyes to to have no directors diction products to challenge the u. k. suffering, teach the good news with some even same great britain has now become casually surrendered. the overseas to retreat, which is the cheapest time, is to let us have spent more than 2 years since the north stream, the gas pipelines, what crippled by explosives of the suspects, all still launch bus, as reiterated at schools for a transparent international pro. during the latest un security council session in new york, most goes and boy kids the west of trying to cover up the truth. you bring us up with kids. so many of our attempts to coordinate signals from the security council, calling on berlin to hurry up and show more transparency and would have been invariably blocked by the united states and its allies. on the pretext that it is not possible to put pressure on german investigators who is doing this recently, many of the most incredible versions of what happened to have emerged through it. this is an elementary endeavor by the instigators and perpetrators of this

u. k. prime minister, really talking about how he wants to look so hard. i'm not backwoods but the, the kind of statements that are coming now. the visa invited a lot of trouble. they have invited a lot of backlash. shaw from not just ask for, can even countries a bunch of from the u. k as well, deeply offensive under the noxious distortion of history in slave mentioned, colonialism would not gifts, but imposed systems that brutally exploited people extracted wealth and dismantled societies all for the benefit of britain to suggest that former colonies should be grateful for such unimaginable home disregards the legacy of these injustices and the long term impact they still have underneath grateful for walked off of for example, here in india the what the produce giving the i was a lot of destruction, a lot of renew a lot of starvation, depths of millions of people and i was there was never heard in the form of support the g, the a, as in india or other former colonies of the you get it will go up. but now your new job to basically see that it's on the should be great for you for what they've been given for the death for the destruction, for the new, for the salvation o

u. k. and not the same as the cops were pregnant officials. in fact, conservatives of all giving back the eyes to have no threat to restrictions while the child is the u. k. sovereignty of the ottomans with some even same great britain has now become the overseas to retreat, which is the cheapest mine is to malicious. on earlier we heard from leader of the maricia space to take us refugees group, olivia bun, cool. who described what you go see, and i've been forced to venture 8. so was a very nice me a boy recycle issue because we were leaving and you said no money on all of the race. said i knew that, that she's going to have a us me telling be so you can go job you starting by approaching people and you look at the site, the parents, mother and solomon and one year off that they say may story up and on better than us and so on. and we were or evicted every shame for a way to marcia's and seeing that we still have well, i to redone. i advise that i'd be engaged in several legal case. again, you can go ahead by because i can see that my, my front of the right. no, i thought might be provide me manage

u. k and the us and web a, c u k is about bound by them. and whether we have very visual re, freedom of a move. uh, i like to ask you about your treatment at belmont prison. there's a navigation of torture, which is a serious nobody denies a bell. ma, she's an extremely unpleasant place, but i like to know a bit more about the evidence. the u. s. u. k. expedition treaty is one sided 9 times more people expedited to the united states from the u. k. then the other way around the protections for us citizens, phoenix, side you k is stronger. there is no need to show a permanent face the case or reasonable suspicion, even when united states 6 to expedite from the u. k. it's a allegation execution system. the obligation is alleged you do not even have a chance to argue that it is not true. all the arguments is based simply upon is it the right person? does a breach human rights? that's it. that said, i do not think in any way that you k judges are compelled to expedite most people, and particularly journalists to the united states and some judges in the u. k. found

u. k. and not in the caps were pregnant officials. in fact, conservatives all giving back the eyes to to have no threat to restrictions while the child is b. u. k. suffering, teach? is it an odd news with some even say great britain has an alta comfortable life? casually surrendered, the overseas cubic feet, which is the cheapest time, is to move was the head of rushes. state security service has a curious morse intent of spreading, quote, neo colonial policy and former soviet states through sanctions. earlier the official met with his counterparts from the commonwealth of independent states and the cows extend capital. the united states has consistently and persistently promoting mechanisms for controlling financial and commodity flows in the commonwealth of independent states and the implementation of major energy and infrastructure projects under the pretext of insuring a sanctions regime. in fact, it is implementing neo colonial policy. the long term task of bringing western control, political leaders and representatives of the business industry to power in the ca. yes, countries is being realized. in addition, in order to divide

u. k. and lock screen as to cops with prominent officials. in fact, conservatives of all giving back the eyes to do you have no threat to restrictions while the child is the u. k. sovereignties as it is with some even say great britain has now to come to the overseas to retreat, which is the cheapest mine is to lois it has been more than 2. yes. since the little stream gas pipelines were crippled by explosives, but the suspects of still launch, russia has read the rate of the schools for a transparent international pro. during the latest do one security council session in new york most goes and boy choose the west of trying to cover up the truth that we messed up with. can so many of our attempts to coordinate signals from the security council, calling on berlin to hurry up. and show more transparency and will a cabin invariably blocked by the united states and its allies on the pretext that it is not possible to put pressure on german investigators who is doing this recently. many of the most incredible versions of what happened to have emerged through it. this is an elementary endeavor by the instigators and perpetrators of this crime used

u. k. and not as the cops were pregnant officials, in fact, the conservatives all giving back the eyes to do you have no threat to restrictions while the child is the u. k. suffering, teach over the odd news to some even same great britain has now become the overseas to retreat, which is the chief design is to let us know and we had for each of them, a rush of space, travel threats and cheese grandpa, olivia bung clue who describes what the indigenous people have been forced to enjoy . it's was a very nice me a full every solution because we were leaving visa no more. the on all of the race said i knew that, that she's going to have a us me telling be so you can go job you starting by approaching people and you look after side to parents about it and so on. and one year after they same a story up and, and bell has been us and some of them and we were or evicted. you never really same formal way to marcia's and seeing that we still have to go or i to redone. i advise that i'd be engaged in several legal case again, you can go ahead, right, because i can see that my, my front up though. right now i tho

u. k. professor, it's good to have you with this. i'd like to get your professional opinion. do you think that the people in spain did they have adequate warning about this precipitation in the flooding, or do you suspect that people did not take that warning? serious? i mean, that's an excellent question because so very many people have died. so we can see that something has gone wrong here. suddenly that were full of costs out of heavy rainfall before this happened. and i could see that sitting and reading but something was going to happen in this region on. yeah, nice morning. so i was wondering, did not reach those people on the ground. we can hear people talking bad, but they didn't receive the warning in time. and then was already voted to the and if we already knew the rain was going to full, then definitely something has gone wrong. and it sounds like this was a perfect storm. it sounds like you had people who maybe were not aware of what was about to happen literally driving in to the flood waters. is there anything that could have been done to save them or to protec

without out the so we have the tribunal, obviously we have k, u t, cbs and the office number 250 the high you made it easy. we have one of my days, the wind round rock speech pathologist, but here we filed suit against lucre bill i as the and the state of texas. she says she didn't do it for as railing or palestinian values, but for american values is our responsibility to fight, to protect and preserve free speech for children. similar to exactly that, our founding fathers having revisions this law hospital 89, was nothing but a censorship long. meant to silence texans and punish them for expressing a practical view. text and government should not be putting the interest of a foreign country over its own people. thank you. a speech pathologist and full real says the state is trying to silence her right to free speech. when this story, the here story started getting a lot of attention, the governor of texas simply tweeted out, texas stands with israel, period any and time is real policy. there's an anti texas part of the as far as i know, i'm the only speech language pathologist as in

u. k, it doesn't have the money. i mean, it's bankrupt financially. and perhaps, morally just well, but it's and has always been model a bankrupt plan. i mean, you can't run an empire at that scale uncomfortable the code to the british government, hon. you can have, even, even if we look at the british government, send a bunch of empires. they gave you in michael and its treatment of the people of the physical silence, the tiniest example of practical imperialism. we get to see that model, bankruptcy ret lived in terms of its cash stopped and this, yes, i would absolutely concur with you there, but it is not the power it used to be um, but exit and new political and economic realities around the world. so sadly shifted brittany's ability to project financial power the way that one's was able to do. and yes, yeah, we are no looking at our situation. sadly, we're britain can even begin to, to even begin to consider the true cost of suiting any part of the true cost of reputations, because those values are truly astronomical, bretton woods, you know, bri

calling for a safe file like we have been in gaza and we're just international community to have those calls. the u. k. prime minister has refused to stop providing as well with a central pulse, but such a 5 flight to jets that have been used by d i. d. f just almost stepped up to defend his position up to as grilled by a group of roommate because empowerment? yes, the highway stuff he believes that is, rose was a self defense justifies a desk. told, according to research by us medical professionals of what's in golda has now surpassed a 118000 as well as the 2000 people killed 11 on. what do you do, what is morally, are legally rights and the government's complacency will crimes by that in full, on sales, the israel, including f $35.00 point to jack. not just the t licenses. yes or no? no, no. as well as half cash fives. have quoted me taking part in numerous as strikes on gall setting up in an and german one specific bombing rate is set of killed at least 90 people during an idea of tackling a designated faith. so not for civilians. and southern garza and other reports suggests the route pains we us

u. k. government's involvement, shifting the blame onto russia and china. and also i have this is our business. just as we are constantly told is nice competitive insurance through your team with nato told without nato flooding. air holding says it's up to moscow to decide on its cooperation with the dpr k. as speculation, roles over report that young young for made joined russia on the battlefield. and this year's bricks domain name, cause on comes to a close resulting in 13 new partner states and a road map for future development. we speak to get from africa about what impact breaks to have on the concept is to enable nigeria accessibility to pull tentative markets closer to 3. it will in the global, most people apply time arguments because the the the just after 8 pm here on the russian capital and you're watching r t international. my name's donald courter. good to have you with us on the program today. our top story with less than a fortnight to go until the us presidential election. it seems like the western media is having trouble finding fresh narratives. the wall

u. k. and not in the, as the cops with prominent officials. in fact, the conservatives all giving back the eyes to do you have no threat to restrictions all got to challenge the u. k. suffering, teach over the odd news to some even saying great britain has now become the surrender. the overseas cubic feet, which is the cheapest volume, is 2 movers. and is being more than 2 years since then. old stream gas pipelines were crippled by explosives, but the suspects of launch russia has reiterated at schools for transpire and international pro. turn the latest you one security council session in new york most cuz then boy cues the west of trying to cover up the truth. you bring us up with so many of our attempts to coordinate signals from the security council, calling on berlin to hurry up and show more transparency and would have been invariably blocked by the united states and its allies. on the pretext that it is not possible to put pressure on german investigators is doing this recently. many of the most incredible versions of what happened to have emerged through this as an elementary endeavor by the instigators and perpetrators of this crime u

u. k. were most retirees have done well financially for a long time, thanks to their company pensions. it's a scheme where employees and employers contribute. the money is invested in funds and later paid out as a monthly pension. the inside, the dispute has a long tradition, which is why it's become so widespread before not anyone who earns more than 10000 pounds a year is entitled to a pension through their employer. together with the state pension, the average british retiree receives almost 2000 euros a month, a high figure, you can retire until you're $66.00. however, all 3 countries have a problem. the pensions system is in danger of collapsing, as there are more and more retirees and expenditures keep rising. young indians and chinese are increasingly taking out life insurance policies if they can stay. private and company pensions are designed to offer a solution to prevent a collapse in 5 digit ones. if she's the safety net, it has 3 layers that distribute the risk. or you could say there were 3 legs to stand on the door that there's not really shown of the life that sustainab

u. k. in 3rd place, one could argue that americans live in the u. k. the only much convincing considering the british government is already opened on a campaign in full camelot harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff current and former going to the us in the next few weeks heading to north carolina, nevada, pennsylvania, and virginia. i have 10 spots for anyone available to head to the battle ground state of north carolina. we will sort your housing pieces illegal. maybe that's why they do k governments wants x to disappear so that people don't read inconvenient. comments like that. this was the revelation revealed by this information chronicle, which showed internal documents from the sensor for accounts or any digital hate outlining their goal, so kill must x, y frustrating advertisers to withdraw. so towards now the angels links to both the labor party and the u. k. n, the democrats in the us have been very well documented, even most can naturally re assets to the new saying it's a criminal organization and that this means war. meanwhile, donald trump wants to hold the british governments accountable for their plates and interference. i write on behalf of donald

u. k. manual, so i have kids to assess him. he said that this, why is lip service about protecting civilian the united states is complicit and is, was ongoing. janet 5 in golf? well, actually is the decision and the goodness of depend on the is funded mind to ride, so by student under for jeez, and expense them from the occupied territories. and this kind of legislation will exacerbate the situation the occupied territories. even 3rd to the final name is to get the rent over there by the state and demography. as we can see, it, because it as an adult, a breach of the right of return, stipulated in u. n. s. as usual 194. and this is what they want to get the right don't return. and the on the is a constant reminder for us of the 1948, not that so that be a cannot fin the vacuum of on the why. of course ignited states. there's the bronze because it has been the unwavering support that of this set of is, right. let me remind you, besides, you know, it's such acts of legislation. it taking place in terms of, you know, of the reacti

u. k. in 3rd place. one could argue that americans live in the u. k. don't need much convincing . considering the british government is already opened on a campaign in full time, a lot, harris. i have nearly $100.00 labor party staff current and former going to the us in the next few weeks heading to north carolina, nevada, pennsylvania, and virginia. i have 10 spots for anyone available to head to the battleground, state of north carolina. we will sort your housing pieces illegal. maybe that's why they do k, governments wants x to disappear so that people don't read any convenient comments like that. this was the revelation revealed by this information chronicle, which showed internal documents from the sensor for accounts or any digital hate outlining their goal. so kill must ex wife, frustrating advertisers to withdraw sup wards. now the angel's legs to both the labor party and the u. k. n, the democrats in the us have been very well documents that you on months can actually re access to the news, saying it's a criminal organization, and that this means more. meanwhile, donald trump wants to hold the british governments accountable for their plates. as interference. i write on b

obviously we have k u t, cbs and the office. number 250 the high you made it easier for them. i days the when round rock speech pathologist, but here we filed suit against lucre bill i as the and the state of texas. she says she didn't do it for as railing or palestinian values, but for american values is our responsibility to fight, to protect and preserve free speech for children. similar to exactly that our founding fathers hadn't visions. this law hospital, 89, was nothing but a censorship long meant to silence texans and punish them for expressing or practical view. text and government should not be putting the interest of a foreign country over its own people. thank you. a speech pathologist and fuller real says the state is trying to silence her right to free speech. when this story, the here story started getting a lot of attention, the governor of texas simply tweeted out, texas stands with israel period. any anti israel policy is an anti texas part of the the as far as i know, i'm the only speed. so i'm just the college just as arabic in the founding. austin and then

up as well because 47 percent of 1600 surveillance flights over the past year in gauze i have been slain by the u. k. yes. been ask me to many thanks. indeed for taking the time to join us. thank you. my name is randy . i'm it has confirmed 10 soldiers have been killed in bottles and 11 and the pulse 24 hours as a group of hezbollah flights of ambush them with coordinates. at least 30 for his way, the soldiers have been killed in southern lebanon since israel began, is crowned operation earlier this month. and at least 6 people have been injured off. the rockets fired from lebanon hadn't told them israel rescue what could say the victims were in the shamira area of the west. and that kind of a lot of jump doing is in jordan's capsule a month because the is when the government has bandages era from reporting inside israel and in the occupied west bank mom and we were hearing you saying from and the last hour that we all get to reports, now 2 people dead for being a rocket attack in northern israel. what more can you tell us about that? yeah, that's right laura. this is according to the israeli army a

so we're calling for a safe file like we have been in gaza and we're seeing is national community to those calls. the u. k. prime minister has refused to stop providing israel with the essential pulse, the s q 5 fight to jets that have been used by the id f. hist almost stepped up to defend his position on that off the. he was grilled by a group of lawmakers. impala. yes, highways, if he believes that is rose, wants to self defense justifies the desk told, according to research by us medical professionals of watson golda has now subtract a 118000 as well as the 2000 people killed 11 on a. what do you do, what is morally, are legally white and the government's complacency will crimes by that in, on sales the israel, including f $35.00 point to jack. not just the 2 licenses. yes or no? no. no. as well as half touch, 5 chats have reportedly taken part in numerous strikes on galls up lebanon, and young men and one specific bombing rate is said to have killed at least 90 people cheering an idea for tax on a designated safe. so for civilians and southern garza, for tech support, the incident, a real crime, just

u. k. n, the democrats in the us have been very well documented. you on most can actually re access to the news, saying it's a criminal organization and this means war. meanwhile, donald trump wants to hold the british governments accountable for their plates as interference. i write on behalf of bill j. trump for president 2024, incorporated, to request an immediate investigation into bleeding ford and interfered and seemed to the 2024 presidential election in the form of about an illegal for the national contributions made by the labor party of the united kingdom and accepted by how does for president the principal campaign committee of vice president, kamala hotties, the u. k. prime minister, a rush to justify himself saying the party is not doing anything illegal or new for that matter. they doing it in their spare time. they're doing it as volunteers, they're staying, i think with all the volunteers over there. that's what they've done in previous elections. that's what they doing in the selection. and that's really straightforward, very strai