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u. k. have carried out a series of strikes on 12 locations in the capital. so now is ready media reporting . the attacks targeted on the ground sites including ballistic missile depots, while who's the affiliated media say a power plant was targeted at the same time is really on the radio is reporting is really forced, has struck the data, the 4th of ross isa. and so not the strikes where are we supposed to be coordinated with the us and u. k? that's more head on this ologist here and use our, including the us president elect says he's arranging a meeting with washes vladimir full team to discuss the war in ukraine. russia is accused of weaponized in energy and creating a crisis softer, shutting off its gas supplied to most of the 1st through the us way of 5 wild fires, spreading rapidly in the county of los angeles. the fast moving flames have destroyed 10000 homes, businesses, apartment blocks and vehicles. at least 10 people have been confirmed dead for the toll is expected to rise as emergency cool. so show the voice of charge. buildings evacuation order

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i have political strategist to contain a broadcast, a ride to joining us from the u. k. infinity. i'm glad to have you join me. so the right wing reform u. k. party nigel fraud was invited to trump's integration along with all the british conservatives. what are your thoughts in that regard to? well, well, 1st of all, monitor for i was just a little much dresser relationship with president tom, a trump suddenly of a politician. she mentions, of course, uh barshan son jordan says this type of disagreement. so it doesn't tell me particularly on foreign policy. but i think it's interesting because i feel donald trump would like to say niger fraud, which is prime minister the guy i think from our kids, thomas points to be uh, he says, a lot of the majority is about uh, 250 feet site by the looks is that he says he can quite safely uh, a box uh, lots of the why the government in spring guiding and the carry. uh, some key policy decisions have tons of adult calm down, roll a tool and the job to show or if there was an election. now, that would be a different result. and i don't convince

u. k. i'm throughout here is have migration policies, the cool people in robin. she's, she's people, them push people out for as long as you build the system based on a whole still a teen. you will always have people that are beautiful, not hiding from it. if you have a system built on, on this, i'm being that they are all refugees in the world that will need to sink century and all country. and if you have a system bill or respect, dignity and human rights, then people will come into the system and you can manage that system of safety. i want to make sure i got a statistic that you gave us right at the top of your 1st answer correctly. you said 3 quarters of the people entering through these assign them crossings actually get some kind of asylum from the british government. is that, did i hear that right? precisely. yeah. it's between 2 sides and 3 quarters. it fluctuates depending on the number of decisions in the system, but between 22 thirds and 3 quarters of people that process the end to the assign them system going to receive a form of of leave so we know

we have in the, in the u. k. is what i call it a uni party. we, we've called the conservatives and they got the label. 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 that kid who is a continuation of my and camera on, and brown and black before them, they're all with, you know, they're basically getting in the same direction. stallnicher is absolutely the gung ho for 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. even going over to the united states to us, to mission 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. is that what's happened? but i would make a distinction between the politicians and t

u. k. we have observed how he has intervene and brazil, accusing the judiciary here of having the and criticize on the government. so it falls into a kind of a global pattern. and in a way, actually, so as jessica just said, i see, so he's ignoring the fact checking he's ignoring all kind of works against this information on the online platforms and the interview and his space on x with at least vital to just prove that. so he was giving her the stage for sharing really incredible false information about germany and even the he was the one question in her statement. so he is legit a legitimizing a radical party each year as he has also done with u. k reform and also nigel for us, and i am afraid or actually so my guess is that this will not be the only interventions . and the question is really, is he still a business leader or to ortiz himself? actually in the actually a political, the extra or a whole to, to send to you agree with both of those analysis of the situation right now. and how concern

u. k. might have been behind those attacks on the truck is pipeline system just for a moment. malick have a listen to this. please leave the january 11th attack on the compressor station of the church stream gas pipeline. and russian crashed into our region stands out in the series of attacks by the key version. let me remind you that the day before the expired, ukrainian president refused to extend the contract for transporting natural gas through ukraine to europe, taking a significant step towards further undermining the economic potential of the old continental. we have every reason to believe that the attack on the turks stream infrastructure was carried out under the.

at least with thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the people of guys that have slept without constant u. k. u. s. c, u umd, aerial bombardment. they have suffered for 16 months today, marks the chevy, old 2nd phase of the multi step ceasefire agreement between israel and the palestinian resistance forces with an exchange of prisoners. it will be celebrated as a victory for palestine given the agreement as boarding what was demanded after the attacks from kaiser on october the 7th. all.

u. k and others have been completed. you've got western media that have actually become a part of the mechanism of genocide. that's what's different. that's what's frightening when political leaders speak of genocide, they were changed a time. warren montrose never again. over the past year for the palestinians of gaza again has become reality, a genocide broadcast almost in real time by its victims. this is a film about an alternative version of that reality. one told by major western news organizations, how they have provided cover for an historic crime and have seen their inner workings exposed. like never before the we have spoken with more than a dozen journal to have been covering the gaza genocide for the western world's leading agenda setting outlets, including the bbc in the u. k. and cnn in the us. both describe a repeated failure to report the truth on this story. prior to october 7th, i hand on heart believe that cnn went to great great length to report the truth and exclusively for truth. but after october 7

at least with thanks to donald trump for a few days, at least the people of guys that have slept without constant u. k. u. s. c, u umd, aerial bombardment. they have suffered for 16 months today, marks the chevy old 2nd phase of the multi step ceasefire agreement between israel and the palestinian resistance forces with an exchange of prisoners. it will be celebrated as a victory for palestine given the agreement as boarding what was demanded after the attacks from kaiser on october. the 7th. all this, of course, comes of the world, waits to see if the 47th presidents all the as a the old trump really seeks a peaceful world. within minutes of you know, your ration. he had cancelled abiding administration restrictions on the export of 2000 pound bombs. and that's and you know, all week israel owned by brittany, you and usa has been targeting the occupied westbank in palestine that area recording the trump's pick for us. i'm back to the, to the you in at least the phonic is any way is rails because she believes in neutral scripture of the un security council resolutions. some of you can watch trump's pi

have denied the claims. excuse me. i'm again starting to file the refinery holes case, a change of importance for maintaining control of states north of the capital or in the u. k. 18 year old x or would have combined that has been jailed for a minimum of 52 years. but kidding. 3 children, as well as another 10 attempted motives, were to combine another 3 girls age between 7 and 10 of us, stopping in the english town of south port last july. the death led to writing in towns across the u. k. fall in that campaign of misinformation about the attack of being muslim and assigned them. see humans who appears to have at least $25.00 crew members of the gallant cynita congress ship more than a year after they were kidnapped in the red sea, the. the bulgarian captain on his 2nd in command, but were united with the families of the landing of sophia airport, who the say the crew had been freed in support of the sci fi deal in garza. throughout the as well as well. who if he's ever peach the attack ships in the red sea and sell it down to you with don this to me? that's it for me down jordan, for now the whether it's next them that's followed by inside story. that's it f

just the sort of the public discussion or if may go into, into an actual escalation, we have in the, in the u. k. is what i call it a uni party. we, we've called conservatives and we got the label. they say they have rights and that's for the right, exactly identical in terms of policy. so what we've got now is salma, but he's basically a continuation of johnson and soon died can, who is a continuation of my and come around and brown and black before them. they're all with united by city getting in the same direction. stallnicher is absolutely the gun hope of sending weapons to ukraine for them to buy a deep into 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 typically 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. is that what's happened? but i would make a distinction between the p

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for a few days, at least the people have guys i have slept without constant u. k. u. s. c, u und aerial bombardment. they have suffered for 16 months today marks the chevy old 2nd phase of the multi step ceasefire agreement between israel and the palestinian resistance. forces with an exchange of prisoners, it will be celebrated as a victory for palestine given the agreement as boarding what was demanded after the attacks from kaiser on october the 7th. well this of course comes of the world, waits to see if the 47th president of the usa, donald trump, really 6 a peaceful world within minutes of being organization. he had cancelled abide and administration restrictions on the export of 2000 pound bombs and that you know, all week israel owned by brittany. you and usa has been targeting the occupied westbank in palestine that area recording to trump's pick for us. i'm about to the, to the un, at least phonic is any way is rails because he believes in neutral scripture of the un security council resolutions. some of you can watch trump's pick for deputy assistance to the pr

u. k. and canada have info's new sanctions. moscow has welcom sufficient goes re election. bernard smith has more from the roof, his capital ment. so with an 8 to 6.8 percent share of the vote election officials here in minutes on monday declared on surprisingly, alexander lucas shank as the winner of sundays presidential election in response. european union says it will keep imposing restrictive on toxic measures against the regime while supporting civic society and exiled position. it must go though look, percent goes victory was celebrated according to the kremlin dismiss west of criticism of the election as predicted. and monday, march the 80th anniversary of deliberation of the off switch camp in southern poland. during world war 2, several world leaders are joining some of the last leading survivors of a concentration camp. to commemorate the event nice, the german forces kills more than 1000000 people at the facility during the conflict. soviet troops found around 7000 survivors when they launched into accounts in 1945. the storm forecast to bring heavy rain and strong winds to parts

u. k. energy bills have gone up 3 or 4 falls over the last 4 or 5 years. and now the current government is guiding helpful data with this net 0 agenda where they want to de call the noise the economy that actually this got. but this government and the previous government collectively have literally blown up most of all cold power stations from 2014 on which we used to get 40 percent of our electricity from coal. they plugged them up so that no one could use them again. and they want to actually now stop using gas and rely entirely on solar panels and wind turbines. this is a complete insanity because when the wind stops blowing and the sun stopped shining, then there's no energy. and then they have to rely on emergency imports from the networks that we connected to. but then of course, we have to pay a huge amount more for the energy even if we actually used off domestic production facilities to the full. so we have people in government who would just, you know, it could all medically and it's routes and insane. and basically they all, um, so it's a big pr

u. k. fronts, do you have any and it's really on the united states and to the bank in the us. secretary state was in room for this meeting. so in some ways, i think the turning point minnesota was coming representing that grouping, having just hosted that meeting in rome, if he was representing them in public, he was very much the good cop because as you heard that he said he's in favor of lifting the sanctions now whether there was a tough foot message about what's the new administration he needs to do in return for lifting those sanctions. it's not one he made in public, but we know that the position of both of those western countries is that they want this country on a democratic pause. and they want so much of foss, the timeline, the plan that's being put forward sofa by the new administration here, which is totally about potentially 4 years or more until the elections in this country. and i think that what is some in civil society here? will that ever be elections? and it was some, it needs the national community. and so that's why some countries want to keep the sanctions really s

have some new weapons to play with. maybe by sometime in 2030 and hedging their bets, the u. k. and e, you have reported late prepared toner measures that in case washington rules out those threatened to trade tariffs with some european leaders publicly saying that dealing with trump will be a challenge. this one comes back right now, this week we are dealing with a new us administration. president trump will be that much is already clear a challenge. i plan on the whole since with a new administration taking office in the united states, it is more than ever up to europeans, and therefore our 2 countries to play their full part in consolidating a united strong and sovereign europe. today, europeans must give it even greater priority to our europe and 1st and foremost, to our competitiveness, our prosperity and our security. all right, let's discuss the so now with i can hammer economist and publisher of the art shaft, actual business newsletter. um good to have you on the program. i can my apologies for my verbal pronunciation there, but it's great to have you on what actions 1st

be like going to be z o u k o canada they have so many problems by and right now. so it's actually on for myself, with the joining the join. the new members is going to be like 40 percent of the comedy sites. but to be very nice about the sanction this very big, huge, well, 10 percent completion. melisha is a at the trading nation. and they, that's been the same because independence have you have continued to take with everyone, but it must be done in the fed as possible. way, i think for a long, long time the us dollars has at the, as a global hegemony, global financial hedge of money to many countries. and therefore it is time for a bricks, bricks, nation and the rest of the was. but thinking about the most people uh economy existence, either let us come up with an ultimate, the financial system that governs would simply be uh to out the trade into one. and if i strong got thrown off to international, my colleague motor company is here soon with more of your top still the, the the, the, the gun and below the, showing the school in murray, opal. o'rando was the le

u. k. and the u. s. immigration sd is incredibly anti immigrant party. they have come into power for dominantly as a reactionary party. choose these german asylum system that welcomes people from the middle east during the syrian price system 2015. and that is part of must, through line on integration. the idea of who's being allowed in demographic replacement and whether or not these people have a place in what he and others consider to be western society. and in that way, there is a lot of ideological alignment between what mosque has been saying around the u. k . and the west and within the u. v. a f d is much like trumps agenda, openly anti immigrant nationalist. in some ways you on attempt to sway the election and bolster sd is also going to attempt to make sure that trump's agenda encounters as few barriers as possible. but beyond that, he actually wrote in and when he tells his followers with you or the media. now he's not out to empower them or simply disempower, legacy media outlets. he wants to empower himself balls through his platform and to increase t

be like going to be z o u k o canada they have so many problems by right now. so i believe is not going to be uh, a decision from the rest if they want the same ship. all these like uh, um, like i already said, uh, brakes actually from, from myself, with uh, the joining the doing the new members is going to be like 40 percent of people that we have to work on besides for. yeah. but it can be very difficult to sanction these. oh, very big, huge all kinds of simulations. yeah, yeah, i think is a good point. i mean, you know, we're talking about some key minerals resource is not just energy, agriculture, all sorts of geostrategic ideas too. and we just keep on seeing this finally getting bigger and bigger as when you want to say something else on that. yes. the just the largest rating button that's in the bottom boils and i lose it because you're gonna save some money on this. yeah. and that's all we have the percentage of buy loyal. yeah, exactly what i use. i see a jump into the bit. would you like to get in here? yeah. if i want to add little bit more, i think

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right now, be like going to be z o u k o canada they have so many problems by right now. so it's actually on for myself, with the joining the join, the new members is going to be like 40 percent of the economy. so it's supposed to be very anything, but the sanction this very big, huge bulk. and they said pollution melisha is the trading nation. and they've been, seems to be independent of you have continued to take that everyone's body, but it must be done in the fastest possible way i've seen for a long, long time. the us dollar starts at the, as a global hegemony. global financial hedge of many to many countries. and therefore it is time for a bricks, bricks, mission and the rest of the was. but thinking about the most people like phenomena, existence should either let us come up with an alternate faith credentials for stubs that governs with complete feet. uh, throw out the uh, 3 the, the one. all that wraps up this and he is uh up next to impossible and will be back at the top of the out the the hello and welcome across the top were all things are considered and peter

u. k. and poland. to have gathered nibble so with you crying, attending remotely. poland says it's well applies to hold. the costly talks because it provides a route for most of the military i to ukraine, and it's all nice. so it's eastern border with russia. marina moran is a military analyst and research at, at the wolf studies departments at kings college london. she says, you countries fail, us president elect donald trump, will cancel military eye to ukraine, leaving europe to plug the whole we actually don't know what traps approach will be. he has promised in the conflict in 24 hours now or he has said recently will take up to 6 months. the biggest fear is, of course, that the united states will to all military aid to ukraine. that means that european countries and that's one of the topics of this meeting would have to fly because that entire whole left basically united states when it comes to military 8 . and the problem is that europe and countries, european needle members do not have that capability

american and is really strikes have been carried out on him in for a year now. but this is the 1st time that the us to u. k. and is relative care forces have carried out joint strikes. these trucks will probably be largest targeting multiple sites in yemen for just as we promised the who these are paying and will continue to pay a heavy price for their aggression against us. today we attacked terrorist targets of the who, the terrorist regime, along the west and coastal strip, and deep and human. they constitute a danger to israel and to the entire region including global freedom of navigation . there is currently no new information regarding the impact of these airstrikes. but it should be noted that this was a series of sustained and intense attacks, especially on fuel storage facilities in the ports of hey, data and ross. you saw the response to these incidents, the government, and so not issued an official statement that the oil situation remain stable and the authorities are committed to providing oil products to all citizens in the areas they control. however, there was no definitive information abou

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and actually we're taking money away from people that have been one of the big things in the u. k. that i know about domestically is that the cover labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the on the chimney. basically. do we need cpd? what's the story? ok. school level, the use of solutions, stuff that's due to shifting. it's because each time she couldn't, miller well collected, stupid to photocopy slip, to discuss the dizzy on this before they have to do is to make sure that you create, excuse, start arguing as historical stories of disposable green. some the doors not say that the dots conflicting the deluxe, the bypassing of centuries ago. your 4 bears name this country ukraine or frontier because your steps blink, europe, and asia, the ukrainians, that become frontiersman of another story. the people will be able to finish. this one is which i like most of them is always, you know, going to try to jump to the most goals and would have been data that some of the heavily negligence cool man, joe played on your post co pays gift to suck you the crazy

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u. k. and what impact the migrants have on the produce economy? um, it is a big problem. it certainly attracts an out sized proportion of attention, mostly negative attention. you mentioned that last the, some 36000 people arrived in small boats without to rise ation across the english channel. now, almost one of those, if not one of them so far as we are, we have the gen is facilitated by smugglers these days. it's just not possible to make that journey without the assistance of these people smuggling networks. now, with regard to effects on the economy, if we're thinking about on the rise migraines, and by the way, most of these migrants, once they arrive in the u. k, they claim asylum. so according to u. k. lo, then not committed to us until they've been in the country for at least 12 months. so that's wasting for at least 12 months for a decision on that or so. i them claim and waiting for that paid through no fault of that. right. and that's quite a lot share with people. but that's a fairly restrictive policy. other countries like suite and australia kind of allow a