u. k. having their own separate attacks on the who sees operation, poseidon, uh sure, i believe is the, is the code name for that. do you think it's possible that israel will persuade trump to join in with their operations? yeah, i think i think is a, it is possible. i mean the point we bump is it p e is totally unexpected. about the being unexpected as ease k. i think the day he's open to, to saturate does he lation and a god knows what will happen as a, as a result of a, of little feet. how you, by the way, i, i agree that the, the, or, or the, the, the issues which are we are witnessing the last a faulty minds or 15 months is the issue of the inability to separate between the digital shapes and, and populations. it happens on the, on the arrow side on these early sides, and deliveries, raising this point is right. but what can you do? i mean, they, they, they, they leave those, i think behind this population. and the idea is that if the population is given health, it will have some kind of impa

u. k. have turned out to mean little they're more more ukrainians who regret the fact that their country gave up these weapons. they say, if you can still hadn't really weapons, maybe the russians wouldn't have invited. how does ukraine without nuclear weapons protect itself from a bigger nuclear on neighbor and russia, the constraints to attack it with those very same well. and so would it be in base to back in the day you will see this of was elected to ukraine's parliament in 2014 . after us are invited in 2020 to join the military, and now come on the drum unit. he spoke with us from the front lines. some of the live was we weren't duped in the it's as simple as that. do you got us? we didn't get real security guarantees back then and we're paying for it now with our blood needs to speak to in the ukrainians aren't going to the same thing happen again. yeah. but it was all what would it take for ukrainians to feel secure? since rushes full scale invasion, ukraine has signed a number by latre

so we have fairly significant concerns. but this decision by the u. k. government is going to direct more people into poverty, destitution and homelessness. so we have just some people in this town that in the u. k. is the fact that people are already waiting so long, and that's why it's much worse than is it compared to other european countries? i think when you look at the year in countries there size and price, this is a much more efficient. they have a much short, a timeframe for processing with the k, which is coming out, the conservative government, they set to close these items systems the last year or 2 it's government. so we've seen very, very low processing rates and no asylum processing for anyone that have migrated, c u k, a regularly. so there's already, we're where the accumulates and huge back look at those. syrians will continue to weigh and they've been in this country for many years. okay. uh, bushera i in power as i assume delights at the full of last side. but what did you think when you heard the european countries, we're suspending

u. k. have targeted human with all they could to we can, their military infrastructure however, he sets, jenna will expand its capabilities and not hesitate to respond to publications by those countries. i would say despite the relentless assaults by the u. s. u k, and they're unable forces on human human remains committed to supporting post indians encountering the zionist regime. begin many people stand firm maintaining their anti israel stance and readiness to confront enemy incursions, including those from the us and the u. k. you said, you know, as you've been talking here, we've been showing some wild pictures of this escalation. and yet none of these massive american and western bombing campaigns. but it's also adding and building to the chaos in syria. any comments from ron that we heard of today? from i to the harmony, he emphasized that those who thought there was this, this access is weak or now falling from what happened. and sir, you are mistaken, said he also expressed confidence t

u. k. have modified their the mandates due to political changes highlighting the complexities of this transition. china, on the other hand, is aggressively pushing for e v adoption. leveraging it's huge manufacturing capacities and state assistance. is a situation in china. s great deal east greatly influencing the roads, comma, because it's a demonstrate that on one end of uh for how many applications electric vehicles um now up probably 24 consumers for legacy carmakers jeep. chinese eves had been a wake up call in the us, and europe, governments are sending off chinese in boards with terrorists. but in these 2 mass markets, that's making affordable, leaves less affordable, putting another didn't any, the adoption can you look at china, which is the world's largest current market, and they've been going gang busters on these as well. and so you look at these 2 markets that are going to need these, and then you look at the us market and say, well, okay, if we're going to be competitive in that

u. k. have launched repeated bombing raids in yemen in the past year. and a lot that has moved from governments capital sent to us, british, kuala sion. ways to nearly 12 airstrikes does to hours a go with the have bomb to the to may 22nd minutes to compound a, to the not a to the, not a. so the copies of son, uh uh, with more that with, with natalie said 10 rates. uh, also the outbound the ministry of defense that belongs to the answer law. also, which is known also as a lot of the minutes a compound. but so far they haven't revealed the what's, what are the facts about the these attacks? and these attacks have been denounced by the on site allows them to sparks is the spokesperson. i'm with the salon mode. describe these attacks as a flagrant violation to a southern states. he called on the us to put more pressure on israel in order to put an end to its warning and guns, and also to lift his blockade instead of supporting politically economically and politically. milliken ministry on those that comically supporting israel. what he describe is, where i

u. k. have targeted human with all they could to we can their military infrastructure. however, he said german will expand its capabilities and not hesitate to respond to publications by those countries. i would say despite the relentless assaults by the u. s. u. k, and they're unable forces on human human remains committed to supporting palestinians encountering the zionist regime. begin, many people stand firm maintaining their anti israel stance and readiness to confront enemy incursions, including those from the us and to u. k. you said, you know, as you've been talking here, we've been showing some wild pictures of it's escalation and yeah, none of these massive american and western bombing campaigns. but it's also adding and building to the chaos in syria. any comments from tie rod that we heard today from i it's about how many he emphasized that those who thought there was this, this access is weak or now falling from what happened in syria, our mistake. and he said he also expressed confidence that the situation in syria would eventually stabilize the side of th

example, the have very short processing times to have a temporary pulls on claims that i would urge them to continue processing those claims. in the u. k, we have a significant assign them backlog people. we have syrians where in the asylum system they've been waiting 3 for years. and we don't have lesson rugs in the u. k for any assigning teachers throughout the sign of jeremy. so effectively what the case decisions is done is presented by the delay to people that have all the way to use their living on the very, very low levels of assigned them simple. so we have fairly significant concerns. but this decision by the u. k. government is going to drive more people into poverty, destitution and homelessness. so we've just people in this town that in the u. k, is the fact that people are already waiting so long, and that's why it's much worse than is it compared to other european countries. think when he look at other european countries, their size and price, this is a much more efficient. they have a much shorter time frame for processing with the k, which is coming out, the conservative government, they set to close these items system

u. k. have targeted human with all they could to we can, there are military infrastructure. however, he said jennifer will expand its capabilities and not hesitate to respond to publications by those countries. i would say despite the relentless assaults by the us, u. k. and there naval forces on human human remains committed to supporting post indians encountering the zionist regime. the many people stand firm maintaining their anti israel stance and readiness to confront enemy incursions, including those from the us and the you k. use up, you know, as you've been talking here, we've been showing some wild pictures of as escalation and yeah, none of these massive american, the west and bombing campaigns. but it's also adding and building to the chaos in syria. any comments from to ron you that we heard today from i to about how many he emphasized that those who thought the resistance access is weaker. now falling. finally, what happened in syria are mistaken. he said that he also expressed confidence that the situation in syria would eventually stabilize the side of the sit

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u. k. a contract, don't even country, i'm not the residents in. i'm not the u. k. citizen. the only connection i have to the u. k is that i have the visitors and i go in and out from time to time, i have an event or fellowship or something. it's not a jurisdiction. i have any connection with whatsoever. i'm in nigeria and citizens of the time i was resident in gunner and was the, as he goes he goes and series. maybe you can let the judge interprets jurisdiction to mean that any sit in published on the internet. that is visible through previous residents that the british course has jurisdiction over. it's which means that effectively anything on the internet is now with bainbridge jurisdiction of a british libel courts, which is absolutely incredible for just it. because essentially what that means is that anyone, anywhere in the world, publishing stories about events in their own countries involving your own, you know, a national, this has nothing to do to use it fronts has admitted to massacring west african soldiers of the 1940s. but that, that collaboration meant to patch up old wounds seems to ha

she is file, we see it as an she's always citizen and we have all the older rights from the convention. so we should the u. k. sponsored to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former prime minister of u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is simple. on behalf of the door, i'm going to assume couple of times and the i wouldn't be surprised if if she was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or buy some long term strategy. she's not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration? who is doing this independently? i mean on the, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are legion getting this, and this, quote unquote, the situation is, is over is no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then the americans would like to leave it was the your dns and to concentrate on something more important. so i wouldn't guess we would be judgin

she is, so we see it as and she's always citizen and we have all the older rights on the convention. so we should the u. k. sponsor to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former permanent sort of u. k, would have stopped the peace process is, is simple. on behalf of the door, i'm going to assume couple of times and the i wouldn't be surprised if if she was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or buy something along those threats. and she, she is not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration was doing this independently. i mean, on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess. the fact that the, the near regions of the breeds are legion getting this in this quote unquote, a situation is, is of this. uh no, it is becoming also clear that there is a foot deep in some capitals and the adults every now and then the americans would like to leave it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important, i wouldn't guess we would. we wo

she is saw with citizen and she's always citizen and we have all the for folder rights from the convention. so we should the u. k. sponsor to to get the information. what do you think some of the threats, but why do you think that force johnson, former permanent sort of u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is temple on the behalf. is he doing well? i'm going to see him couple of times and i wouldn't be surprised if if he was much of a to buy some we mediates desire or by some along the dumpster attention. she is not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration was doing this independently. i mean, on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are leading, getting this and the so quote unquote, the situation is, is over this. no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then the the americans would like to leave it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important, i wouldn't guess we

u. k. have launched, repeat involving raised india. and in the past you mohammed up has more from santa, for us, produce quality, and waste, nearly 12 airstrikes, just to hours a go with the have bomb to the to may 22nd minutes to compound, to the, not a to the, not a. so the copies of son, uh, with more that would, would, natalie said 10 rates. uh, also the outbound the ministry of defense that belongs to the answer law. also, which is known also as a lot of the minutes a compound. but so far they haven't revealed the what's, what are the facts about the these attacks? and these attacks have been denounced by the on site allows them to sparks is the spokesperson. i'm with the salon mode. describe these attacks as a flagrant violation to a southern states. he called on the us to put more pressure on israel in order to put an end to its warning and goes and also to lift his blockade instead of with supporting politically economically and politically. milliken ministry on those that can obviously supporting israel. what do you describe i

u. k. not keeping the policy makers informed because of the potential for collateral damage. i'm. i'm a little concerned that we have, we have uh intelligence service, especially in the u. s. that has gone rogue they, they will guard their own interest and they are closely wedded to the s b u. s. is the m i 6. so it's, um, uh, this, this, this needs to be condemned as a terrace that and the fact that the general was revealing very serious allegations which he documented to the, the fact that the ukrainians have not documented anything above a legs. russian chemical biological uses is also larry, it has not been revealed. and so i think that, um, what, what's again that they're, they're, the us and the others are, are, i really don't have a, an adequate response for this active terrorism. if it, if such a thing happened in the united states, there wouldn't be all kinds of condemnation and, and, and, and, and, and we would see that from all over the world, but not here. and that's unfortunately, we know the kids placed a general carrillo on a wanted list for his was vice on the eve of the killing. however, his name wa

u. k, would have stopped the peace process and this is stumble on the behalf as he's doing well. i'm going to see him couple of times and i wouldn't be surprised if if she was more to 8th advice i'm we mediates desire or by some long term strategy . she's not very predictable. but why? okay, do you think he was acting on behalf of the us government on behalf of the, by the ministration? who's doing this independently? i mean on a, i don't know. i don't know. and they wouldn't guess the fact that the, the near regions and the breeds are leading in this, in this quote unquote, a situation is, is openness. no, it is becoming also clear that there is a fatigue in some capitals and the adults every now and then that the americans would like to leave. it was the europeans and to concentrate on something more important. so i wouldn't guess we would. we would be judging by specific specific steps. it's insult because though that but the nice ration would like to leave legacy at the trump would be especially as bad as, as they can. yes. and similar to the bama did to drum during his 1st o

u. k. germany have been out of funding and supporting this for this. anything, anything goes lunacy. and they've been, you know, the backgrounds of it and clearly, i mean, any guarantee that was given was, was not done without their consent. yeah. yeah. i think it's at that point as well . you know, listen to, you know, this is cody only of mine. he, at the end of the day, among many i think that he accomplished, he exposed american bio labs and ukraine. he even found a document trail linking the bio labs to the bite. and finally, owners will reportedly co nose of the metal. biotech company could also set at one point. he said that the u. s. has relocated bio labs to africa from ukraine. carrillo also said that the plan is america has move these labs to africa to release an easy and flu quote, a bio weapon to start another pandemic, and blame it on food. and that's one of the stipends by katie layoff. do you, do you, do you think it's as simple as just a key of operation? assassination with some european or american back is all or is it because perhaps he was tagging the bite? and fi

u. k, you have focused on the 1st thing on israel to develop the comprehensive one. so humanitarian relief planning in order to q the and mitigate the, the crisis and the gaza strip. and this is step can really indicate the, the level of the international in patients regarding the deterioration of the humanitarian situation. of course the gaza strip. but because there's not even a pressuring fees. busy to, to reach i did with how much, or even to guarantee a loss the ceasefire that can, in a can bring in for the ongoing misery, palestinians, tiny company as a mentor. about many folks the group of children who were injured by is really of type, some guys that have arrived in the us for treatment. this, the largest number of palestinian young people were to go to america for medical attention since the will began from chicago fil a valid report. as they wheeled out this, you have to wonder what is going through their minds from the horrors of a gauze or bull's eye to a celebrity like welcome in chicago. strange is giving them gifts. 8 children evacuated to the us, the

u . k. school have already like shot shocks and trades fence. why does it take like a competing, like this stuff and then you can pay and to start talking about this topic, if we haven't started talking about this topic and you know, but when it comes to trades, measures is always is something that's complicated for you to to work on every environmental measure that affects trade creates issues in terms of how, how this affects all of the trade relations. some people we talked to a know expecting like starting tactics or something like that topic would be like the open, but it won't come to an end if this like. and i'm found the fear of what you think about that. our policy making is generally quite robust. and based in the data and the evidence for the also it is slow because we need a lot of people to agree on every piece of legislation that we make the new european commission that will be form in the cost of the elections and the new european parliament will have their own their own minds depending on what citizens thoughtful that makes it al

it is also important to say that the u k government, have scrapped for some people but there are stillg this payment. they are trying to get more people accessing pension credit. as you know, that's called a gateway benefit, if you get that either a lot of other benefits and you apply the winter fuel payment and that campaign has caused an extra 40,000 people to sign up. it is very good news for those 40,000 pensioners. industry leaders have warned that the uk does not have enough construction workers to build the 1.5 million homes promised by the government. the home builders federation and the uk's largest house—builder barratt redrow said tens of thousands of new recruits across bricklaying, groundworks and carpentry are needed to get anywhere near the target. let's speak to neiljefferson, ceo of the home builders federation. good morning. thank you for joining us. what is the cause of this shortfall? is it brexit? is that young people not going in the industry? is it a lack of investment and improvement? mil it a lack of investment and improvement?— it a lack of investment and impr

and you know, last week we wanted to, what do we actually have a decent prime minister in the u. k. and the last of 50 years have a 2 tier cure certainly is not, is all you. we've got a petition launched in the u. k. 3000000 people basically hold them to get on his bike and take off. let's say what to do here is adamant that if you don't like what's going on and you would like to complain about it, that's if you're not in prison already for putting something on facebook or twitter . and you can just basically how to put it. oh yeah, golf on the video or you can if you don't like the changes that we've made, i say the tool is open and you can leave distraction from reality that this man is actually in charge of that country. it shows is shocked at both. turns out the british people actually listen to his words. and now we're just 1000000 years are leaving britain in there. 1000 schools is 21 percent of brits want to migrate you to they're going propose tax increases. and you know, we've got to do what to tell you, come to moscow, come on it's, it's a nice, nice time of the year. and o

u. k. u as you um does read have been in london and in birmingham and guys go in and all over britain against the against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh, actually it because i watch that on my phone and it was kissed um and making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some. all right, if pass now inside person that does the same well. your stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is dop, this is to, you know, and these just is not solely it's, i'm happy to read reports all the time. that belt is true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on seated at any time by the power public opinion. the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west, west kind at all. so his history is pat areias, savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i have no idea. maybe you could maybe explain it to me, but i there are more important things in

to take a really difficult question to answer because you look at states such as jo, maybe u k, the us the have not enjoy. ready 14 years, a devastating conflict, and they all states for the loan, democratic tradition not to offer a terry and tradition on the tire. and so just by shuttle us that like syria and they, the societies germany do you can us all right with the vision. and so to transition out of a conflict to move into a post conflict setting with all the trauma, with all the grievance, with all the anger that has been cultivate to deliberate bias. uh that supports us. it's going to be incredibly difficult to move beyond that. but yet, this, this sense of jubilation and elation the sub has go, that i think is the thing that will unite people and bring them together and working towards the future that is full syrians. one syrian people as, as, as various people have been saying that i think is. ready what people will be working towards and that is the, the hope to overcome these divisions. because 14 years of history to show what the vision can do. well, we also have to look at the fac