u. k. his fighting a course against expedition to the u. s, and he's wanted on espionage charges. i have braces personally with the representatives of the united states government. my position is clear and has been made clear to the u. s. administration. that it is time that this matter be brought to a close. cold war, i saw his family for the prime, is it to intervene in the case i previously gone unanswered back in june. the p. m . rejected the demand to get involved and cool for the us to drop it. prosecution of the wiki, meeks co farmer, just to recap, and julian us was, was arrested by the u. k. authorities after they bundled him out of the ecuadorian embassy, where he'd been holdups in 2012. to this day, he remains in london's bell much prison pending washington's expedition request, if expedited, he will face up to one instantly 5 years in prison. if found guilty of espionage charges for publishing. thousands of linked documents, the director of the center of counter hedge, a monic studies. tim allison welcomed the australian pm's intervention, but believes is taken too lon

u. k for his wife megan and their 1st child in the 1st episodes released on thursday. the fiercest criticism is reserved for the media. the series also touches on attitudes within the royal family that the mother reports. it's really hard to look back on it now and go. walmart happened. it's 2020 and prince harry and his american wife megan, that you conduct years of sussex, believing the u. k. we've just finished ah, 2 weeks on the final crucial loss. stent of mortgage, once it's just 4 years after they 1st met the level of 8 that has been stood over the last 3 years as, as she gets my wife and my son as my mother, fagley archie. i'm generally concerned for the safety of my family of 4 children. the 1st of 6 episodes of his netflix series goes back to harry's childhood. i think we can look at if can replace this one. but i'm, it explores how he felt the glare of the media of the effect it had on his mother, princess diana, who died in a car crash while been chased by press photographers. as a panel in the series, harry says, members of his family questioned why mega s

u. k. in his 1st christmas day speech on sunday, it kept say, tumult us year for the british monarchy out 0 xandra. simmons takes a look back on the past 12 months and the challenges facing the new came for the millions who follow british royalty 2022 will stand out in history for generations to come. the year queen elizabeth the 2nd celebrated 70 years on the throne, the platinum jubilee. i think i might just put a knife in it, but it was also the year her extraordinary reign was to end. this was the last the world saw of her on the 6th of september, appointing her 15th prime minister at boehmer or castle in scotland. she died 2 days later, throughout her life. her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me, and to all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt. any family could owe to their mother. ah, followed, was a state hulu, with pageantry and tradition millions react to with respect and fondness. most of the british people had never known any other mo

u. k with his wife megan and their 1st child in the opening episode, released on thursday, tenths of their love story. and while they decided to leave the royal family, but in bother reports, it's really hard to look back on it now and go. what on earth happened? it's 2020 and prince harry and his american wife megan, that you conduct years of sussex a leaving the u. k, we've just finished ah, 2 weeks on the final crucial loss. stent of mortgage, once it's just 4 years after they 1st met the level of 8 that has been stood over the last 3 years, especially against my wife and my son. as my mom outside with archie, i'm generally concerned for the safety of my family. for children, the 1st 6 episodes of his netflix series goes back to harry's childhood. i think we can look at this can replace this one, but i'm, it explores how he felt the glare of the media of the effect it had on his mother, princess diana, who died in a car crash while being chased by press photographers as of her in the series harry says, members of his family questioned why mega should be protected from the press. the dif

u. k. and his goal has let me also just follow up with you. i mean, you mentioned that this is showing that it was that is slowing cognitive decline. this clinical trial found that after 18 months, patients receiving the kind of mob declined slower than those taking a placebo. that difference is that enough to be considered a clinic clinically meaningful treatment. we don't really have consensus on that the moment, but there are a couple of big unknowns reading 1st is this, this drug is gives a modest effect. i think it's really important to manage people's expectations on that, but this is a 1st generation drug and we wouldn't, wouldn't normally see major impact for 1st generation drug. i think the 2nd thing to remember is that for somebody who is developing all timers, disease in the early stages of all our disease was meaningful. could be really different. give people more time when their families more times live independently. and i think that is not to be understated for a patient community that has waited for decades for treatment. and i

said benedict, had devoted his entire life the church and would be remembered for his quote, rich service to society. u. k. prime minister richie sumac called the late pope, a great theologian saying his thoughts were with catholics around the world. australian prime minister anthony albanese said i'll also pay his respects, saying he was saddened by the news of benedict passing. to recap our top story right now. former pope benedict has died at the age of 95, a spokesman for the holy c said benedict, passed away at his home. inside the vatican. benedict hell had been declining in recent days. his funeral is set to be held on thursday. that's all for now. don't forget there's more honor breaking news up and on social media to handle for instagram and twitter is at d. w. use unexpected things to watch with we've got to understand that globalization works. but he does not reach more than 30 percent of the world population. very simple. that facility that's very convenient for the chinese. after all the port will be for very.

his intellectual legacy. i mean, he was known as the theological rottweiler. so i mean, right, somebody that this was an expression that was use and it was use in the u. k. assess, he was bring his 2010. i believe they said, ah, i, it's understood that he was a very kind and very quiet man and not withstanding whatever the institutional his institutional record may be. but she was most certainly an intellectual, and he was somebody that sort of saw it as his as his job, to a large degree to defend the doctrine and to defend the dogma and babe in this. but when i say doctrine dog, my certainly do not mean this rogatories sense. i mean, he really thought that he was in it sort of one of his test was actually to defend catholicism in. it's sort of say pure form. this obviously brought him into confrontation with a lot of people that sort of wanted much more open and much more, let's say, a multi faceted catalyst system. but i think that ultimately what also happens is that this man who was an intellectual and intellectual forest to a large degree, showed himself to be not a particularly competent administrator. and they think that at some point, really, yo

u. k. we should warn you that his claims have not been independently verified. the u. k. prides itself for an overwhelming amount of support. it's provided for ukraine in the war against russia. london has scooped its own stockpiles of weapons too near critical levels. it has brought tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers to britain's training site and claim they've evolved into proper commandos. but now the smith is ready to bust overseas training did nothing for this fresh ukrainian captive no lunar wool in september, they called me to put it. i got a draft notice and i joined the army with that is what happened then? we'll put a full, i began training. what the training, nor will i was abroad in england. gutless. how did you get there? without them on a plane, they dropped us off somewhere in england. then we rode a bus for around 9 hours. did the plane take off from ukraine, but no from poland? sports. so the british military training program was covered in an enticing veil of mystery. the lucky few who found themselves at the u. k. boot camp had no previous compet

his reign. there's a big majority in favor of monarchy in the u. k. but critics say king charles needs to make the royal family more relevant to kurdish life, to crack down on scandals and excessive spending. andrew simmons owners who love the french serial killer charles sobriety is on his way home from the pope. he's on a flight back to france after his release from prison, said braj nickname. the serpent was jailed in nepal in 2003, the murdering us and canadian backpack as he is suspected of killing at least 20 western travellers 78 year old, was released on grounds of poor health and good behavior. and because he'd saved most of his sentence, i can visit with you. i only full full found it. i usually look a little ridiculous, but i'll facebook's parent company metal, a $725000000.00 to settle up privacy lawsuit. social media giant is accused of allowing 3rd parties to access users personal data. lawsuit followed revelations that a u. k based consulting from cambridge analytical access, millions of facebook profiles firm has been accused of using

u. k, with his wife megan and their 1st child, the couple are pulling bag, the curtain on their lives. in the boil spotlight and a new t v series. nadine barber reports. it's really hard to look back on it now and go, walmarts happen, it's 2020 and prince harry and his american wife megan, that you conduct yes, of sussex a leaving the u. k. and just finished, ah, 2 weeks on the final crucial loss. stant of mortgage once it's just 4 years after they 1st met the level of 8 that has been stood over the last 3 years, especially against my wife and my son. as if my mom outside with archie. i'm generally concerned for the safety of my family. all of the 1st of 6 episodes of his netflix series goes back to harry's childhood. oh richard. okay. if can replace this one? got. it explores how he felt the glare of the media of the effect it had on his mother, princess diana, who died in a car crash while being chased by press photographers her in the series, harry says, members of his family questioned why mega should be protected from the press, the difference he told them was the elements of race

his chief pupil re to from the times. he joins us from lester here in the u. k. m. hi there, henry. great to have you on the show. and one of the, the joys this evening of, of being on air, apart from the news obviously being very sad, is listening to the joy that people have in remembering pelley, especially how he played on the pitch. and he seems to have been that carried to the had that absolute unique character and brought something magic. if i can put it like that to the game, he could draw a crowd whether it was to american. ready was to as tech and in 70. people wanted to watch him play because of his genius as a footballer. but also he could draw a crowd off the pitch, whether he was doing a venue from what you know, he did so much good work for disadvantage kids in riverdale, but also closer to home for us and long grade on the state hospital. he was in a basset of them the work he did them for this year, and that was echoed in countries around the world. and, you know, i was fortunate to, to interview him as a journalist 3 times and in my career. and they will always high points, and he was fun. you kn

winning the mayor ship in 2019 ending the effective for a rule and control of the city by 0, one on his a u k. p part in it, and there is sam, it's free to says 25 years. they had controlled the city. it was seen as impregnable, impossible, but the father em all managed to galvanize or unite a very divided opposition from the conservative to the left of the kurds. he's success in many ways, has paved the future of the opposition or made them a much more effective, powerful organization that is now seen as a threat to one to ever since he's had that success, he has been in many ways seen as a marked man and even if he is banned from politics, although he is appealing, an appeal process could take 2 years. ah, there are other contenders now that have a merge. the mayor of our on chrome on your voucher is also scoring very well in the pin you pulled thanks to this galvanizing of the opposition, which in many ways as are paved the way by mammals initial success. okay, so a popular opposition leader. what sort of reaction has there been to this sentence? well, are the opposition are outraged by th

u k presidents. vince was his 1st trip abroad since the start of the war in an address to congress, he expressed gratitude to the us for weapons already provided for more us housed instead, it was supplied that patriot missile system to give russia criticize the visits and weapons request, claiming that zelinski was more interested in securing arms than piece labor rights lawyer and author duncan molig says that the u. s. has profits a greatly from the supplies of weapons to ukraine? think that the u. s. is happy to give that money, whether the patriot missiles are used or not. it's also a matter of putting money in the coffers of the defense industry. us criminal institution, i'm forgetting which one, but that they are now sounding the alarm bells that they expect these weapons end up in the hands of criminal elements by the ministration has no interest in handling. and how do we know this? we know this because the democrats voted down to a house committee and a republican proposal to audit the weapons that have already been sent to you. so we know that the us has no interest in being

u. k. in each of his pockets. i mean, let's go back to the w c and i for the 2nd week of the topic right now. why is washington sort of against the w t o you think? well, because in big picture terms, it's losing its dominance of trade and industry has been lose implementing decades . it was the key promoter of the w t o. in the ninety's and china joined the w. c. o 20 years ago with some hopes to and indeed it did do very well out all the more open trade system. but as you see with the u. s. imposing on what it called sanctions, which are really unilateral, worst measures on more than 20 countries, not least china, us as pulled away from this idealistic liberalism that it was promoting last century. you know, do they need certain in china really need the btn walk out there? disputes between them, it was in some respects because there are not many barriers, for example, to the primary resources, the destroyer exports. and the really, the problem has been, i suppose that a strike has been imposing restrictions on c

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u. k. domestic climate efforts, as well as its international credibility. this is climate summit, british pharmacy, ruthie sooner declared. his aim to turn the u. k, into a superpower of clean energy. we need to move further and faster to transition to renewable energy, and i will ensure the u. k is at the forefront of this global movement as a clean energy, super power refers to international relations, empirical science, expert to bias miguel, who says e, you pull a vicious, a populace who lack a true understanding of how to tackle environmental issues, additional space. so what is the, i just the lease and then tomorrow they say welcome back and they do a walk there and you have a got a climate change. if you in the position, you cannot allow that people a down some rules. some of those done with this country to devote and to reach the label with states that get taken. don't get a lot of that. and then in africa, they know that we've been, i think we've developed and a, i believe the statement i know for losing which you not to get in the window. or somebody is just in a massive blaze as a run to the shopping mall in the m

u. s. in the european union have condemned conviction as unjust almost 2 years since britain completed his withdrawal from the european union, the u. k. still struggling with the 4 promised economic games or failed to materialize. friends missed out on much of the recovering global trade since upon damage. and the loss of you workers is worse and labor shortages in health care, hospitality, and agriculture. businesses are also facing higher costs and more red tape. even the arrival of the milk trucks makes the cheese make her feel a little wistful rex. it related losses force simon sparrow to sell the majority stake in his company. i feel betrayed and rarely, rarely quite let down by a government that promised butch and delivered nothing. his small business used to deliver english chatter via mail order to private customers in the u. but thanks to breaks it, every single piece of cheese now requires a certificate from the veterinary office. that was prohibitively expensive. there's no way anybody's going to pay another $190.00 pounds. plus all the paperwork that evolve nearby and the northern english town of crew few ever imagined th

u. k. to being a prisoner or are he gets an exclusive interview with a captive ukrainian soldier sharing his experience training in the u. k. ah, hello and good morning for mark, international studios in moscow and from wherever you are catching the program. welcome to the hours most vital news stories worldwide. i'm fearless about. we start with breaking news, the e. u is tightening the screws on media freedom. a new sanctions package is freezing our t's european assets in an effort to sense or criticism from russian media. i discuss the latest updates with our team. marina close that i have a all this is now the nines package of sanctions and they are supposed to be hard hitting as the european union has called them. and basically what we're seeing with our t's that they're sanctioning our parent company and all to the novice the in europe. so basically brussels is season phones and acids belonging to r c as well as some other over channels. and not only that, they also want to make sure that there are no funds or economic resources made available to them, whether it's directly or indirect

working as a commentator, he spent 2 years serving his novak jock of it, she's coach as well. clearly a very talented commentator, very popular in the u. k. m. good coach as well. and who knows if you come back from this at the time of his sentencing, the, the judge in england that she said that his career and his personal life are both in ruin. and i think we're about to find out if there's any way back for him in england, you'd suspect the suspect not, and, but possibly can get a job here in germany. i don't know that we shall see at mc crane bridge. thanks so much. thank you. to the wells cotton cotton now in france is victory over morocco mean that they've reached the 2nd consecutive world cup final. the title holders will face argentina on sunday, and fans back home in pal paris celebrated the achievement well into the night. given the history between morocco and france, this encounter was always going to be about more than football. but shortly off the kickoff frogs often a cutting reminder that everything boils down to what happens on the pitch. and the writing champions would be no pushovers. tail. amanda is made at one mill just

his rule, the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. the court also ruled this 8th individual asylum seekers used to be deported. must have their cases reconsidered. high force reports the governor london's high court refugee campaigners awaiting the ruling on legal challenges to the british governments. stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k, automatically to rwanda, to have their claims processed. and if successful to be settled, for the most part, the judges found in favor of the government. though justice lewis writing, we have concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to wander and to their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda rather than the u. k. however, the home secretary must consider properly the circumstances of each individual claimant. the court ruled that had not been done in the case of 8 individual asylum seekers whose deportation, her wonder was cooled

he's just been deported because his time is up and he's over crowding in u. k. prisons. now this obviously relates to a $272017.00 jailing for tax evasion. that was altered over the scandal in 2013, in which boyce becker borrowed over $6000000.00 euros, and then declared himself unable to pay the money back. now he said at the time that was due to the very expensive divorce that he been through $50000000.00 in earnings throws career by the way. so i'm very doing all right. yes. i'm very poor financial mismanagement for him or after that so that he couldn't pay. and then it turned out that he didn't 2500000 years worth of assets. hundreds of thousands paid to his ex wife and his wife. the money was hidden and he was court. so he went to prison for 2 and a half years and he's now out after 8 months. and his mother, 87 year old lady here, germany said he's the best christmas present. she could have asked for, she can't wait to hold her beloved son in our arms. so some good news for the beck is this chris. she is looking forward to seeing him. i mean, it really is. the story

u. s. being pushing the normative of victor boots, being a so called merchant of death, his lawyer steve's spoke to r, t a by the k sound, his lines release. 15 years ago, the u. s. government devised a plot, if you will, to create a crime of this retired russian citizens living in moscow. committing no crime against anyone. they target him simply because they didn't like what they thought he had been doing in previous years and, and at victor sentencing. and i don't, it's hard to believe or this talk crime that nothing ever happened with. and no one was ever heard. and no one was ever done at the sentencing the u. s. government, prosecutors asked that victor be sentenced to life without rule. meaning he would never be released that's, that's the, that's the insanity we were fortunate that the judge and victor's trial, a judge gentlemen, made some very important findings at his sentence, saying that were really strong and supportive. and pointed out several of the things that undermined this merchant of death, the narrative that had taken hold in the us. the 1st thing i did was i gave her call. she had been retire

energy prices in moscow reduced most of its gas exports to europe on the high court in london, his rule that the u. k. government, trying to send asylum seekers to the one that is legal. the plan deportation policy was suspended in june as a last minute challenge. china has reported it says case related death since it began rolling back. strict pandemic controls this month. the country is facing shortages of drugs to treat the virus. and just trying to import more from abroad, global health experts of war. and the situation in china is worse than official data suggests. those are the headlines will have more knees in half now with emily, but next it's out there. well to stay with us in the that suck my me a full truck. it was the amount of me please do. look in the show. feet. you're shocked raj. oh, well i suppose look, if what does your locals move it 1st? will the pucker not those did not come out of me. good luck. well, i didn't get to belmont the ball with a, with a different one more to watch a wasn't with well, i'm good with all lap last miss you. wow. so possibly compare browser mitten. forem

early on he, he joined our conversation from his, the rainforest foundation, u. k. he, he challenged us to answer this question, but you kind of bring it out quite nicely. so he is joe, have a listen to joe, and they respond to him immediately, containing half of the world's remaining tropical forests is unsurprising that the d r. c, brazil, and in the media. come together in this kind of way. however, beyond the rhetoric what these countries are actually doing to safeguard their forests, as well as the rights of tens of millions of indigenous peoples and other local communities in happy these areas. for example, in the r c, the government recently auctioned 30 or and gas blocks covering millions of factors and the crew that central p lands the largest terrestrial carbon sink on earth. and also recently signal this intention to lift a 20 year ban on new logging sessions in the country. so when we talk about a new path to protect forests, any funding needs to be attached to improve forest governance, routing out corruption. and most importantly, channeling support to

u. k. government under mounting pressure is large. his nurse is stage a 2nd. unprecedented strike overpaid and conditions germany hands precious artifacts looted in the 19th century. back to nigeria. ah hello, that will start down under in australia and a tropical low stretching across the top and is intensifying bringing some shop thunderstorms to the likes of darwin and also wet weather for the east. we are expecting this to creep it's way further south bringing some of the showers to more central areas, and they'll join up with wet weather that slowly moving its way towards the south east. however, there is a different story to the west places like per lots of sunshine and warms, coming through heat is going to build here over the next few days as we head to that festive period. 36 degrees by thursday, and clear skies on friday. that's not the case, however, for the se a cool air has died down giving way for some warmth, higher temperatures. but the rain rolls into sidney on thursday. and as you move to east asia, there's more in the w

u. k that prince harry has opened up about why he left his country with the wife megan and that 1st child a couple have outlined the details, all the departure and a new t. v series or criticisms of the media and the royal family also feature in the 1st episodes. i didn't bother reports. it's really hard to look back on it now and go. what on earth happened? it's 2020 and prince harry and his american wife megan, that you conduct years of sussex a leaving the u. k. we've just finished ah, 2 weeks on the final crucial loss. stent of mortgage, once it's just 4 years after they 1st met the level of 8 that has been stood over the last 3 years, especially against my wife and my son. as if my mom, al fagley archie. i'm generally concerned for the safety of my family of 4 children . the 1st of 6 episodes of his netflix series goes back to harry's childhood. we can look at this can replace this one gonna explores how he felt the glare of the media of the effect. it had on his mother, princess diana, who died in a car crash while been chased by press photographers. as a parent in the series, harry

u. k. prison today, the former world never once been 8 months behind bars. for heidi his assets, after declaring bankruptcy to night, he is back here in german. ah, i bring gov. it's good to have you with us food at water and shelter. these 3 things they count as fundamental human needs for survival, but in war battered ukraine, people are having an increasingly difficult time securing these neat russia tags have reportedly targeted sylvan every civilian infrastructure. the most recent strikes on thursday knocked out critical power supplies. and both here san an r keith, now ukraine's army commander in chief as warning of a fresh assault on the capital in the coming weeks. ukrainian infrastructure is coming under almost daily. russian bombardment. this, among the latest attacks, with rockets severely damaging a warehouse in the northeastern city of hawk eve, prompting the city mer to urge residence to stay in shelters. investigators and wall crime prosecutors on site soon after to inspect damage and collect evidence of seriousness. also, russia conduct strikes on civilian

u. s. visiting pro ukraine events during his trip. dmitri, as that's k, was pictured with hollywood actors, sean penn, as well as the u. s. law maker and is even reported to have visited the state department dmitri cuz that's key became known in western media after as photos of the as of style steel factory with neo nazi as off battalion soldiers inside gained popularity. but more recently, because asking posted multiple images, featuring nazi symbols, honest twitter page, which were later deleted the images showed you know, not c t shirts in his wardrobe, a tattoo of a double arm swastika. similar to those warned by german concentration camp guards and a swastika inspired pizza, human and labor rights lawyers, anabolic believe support of the far right has been a part of u. s. foreign policy for decades. well, i mean, i think we have to go back to the reality that the u. s. has been supporting neo nazis and even nazi's hardcore nazis in crane for about 80 years. now these are the friends of the u. s. these are the folks that the u. s is using it's world 1st against the soviet union and now

u. k. high court has said that it's lawful for the u. k. government to expel asylum, seek his from its territory before they even had the chance to claim asylum and send them to rwanda. a place that human rights watch, the un and even the government's own officials have been not be safe for the silence sake is, is deeply, deeply disappointing. the high court, however, did say the, the 8 individual asylum seekers who were due to be center on earlier this year. i'm sure you're aware of their cases will have to be reconsidered though. yes, quite so that certainly the silver lining in an otherwise very dark cloud. so what we could say, as you say, is essentially that the policy itself is fine and is lawful so the government can expel asylum seeks to wanda, who are the 8 individuals that have brought the case alongside the organizations, both 80 individuals. there's cases hadn't been adequately reviewed and properly assessed. and so the court has told the i'm secretary that she needs to reassess those cases. however, i think unfortunately, that gives us little confidence in the con

his grandchildren. food prices have gone up in the u. k by around 11 percent. i think no doubt about it, people will. it's really hidden. everybody i see in my line of work, people are really, really keeping an eye in the pennies. first some, it's all about saving money for others. their primary goal is to reduce food based . dan has about 16000 items in his collection. a delivery has just arrived with assorted supermarket goods. dan also requires snacks with incorrect labels or from food banks that cannot distribute expired product. it's also crazy example of a bus before by february 22, where a clear air freshener of his quality isn't gonna degrade down, doesn't sell anything fresh, only packaged goods. the quality check takes place in his office kitchen chips from 2021 and still quite chris. i still find the best seller though. is this ti 2 and a half years old? the box usually goes for about 17 euros, and here it's available for $0.70. for your world. well, i never heard of it, but perhaps you've noticed that in the cosmetic i'll organ oil has been used for centuries peskin here. now it's popular

u. k. prime minister got a lot of criticism for his comments. do you in what way do you think people can demand accountability from their leaders while they should exert their rights? they are constitutional. i mean the local situation in the u. k. but the somewhat something that came to the bill of rights that should definitely take on the street . you have to mobilize, mobilize them all. i not, once a week, as we see in france, you have to mobilize 247. i feel your lights are granted. it's so full force, it's basically, you know, it's a stand off and the system, i think we're true, it's representatives. it's hoping that there's some kind of a protest fatigue. and that over time, people get, you know, this illusion and that reality deli reality and catches up with them and all physically installation sense of hopelessness. so that they can ramp up the agenda and move forceful. so i would say that, you know, on feel of things for the month of the change. if it means putting a stop blocking the economy, blocking the institution, people after the m

u. k. l 0. go to hell his with striking nurses. joanna, this strike then another symptom of britain's winter of discontent. the yes it is i'm, i'm here to pretty busy, very cold picket line outside was for the hospital in oxford, west of london. the strike the nurses joined. busy in the last hour or so by representatives of other unions here to show their solidarity and the nurses themselves joining picket lines, rider crossing, and wales and northern ireland. an unprecedented series of strikes. if the 1st time as in like this has happened in the entire history of the national health service, a service that many say and indeed many here would say is on the verge of collapse . as you mentioned, the nurse is asking for around 19 percent 5 percent above retail price inflation. that being offered just over for not enough. they say i'm joined by one of them now . rachel ambrose is here to talk to us. rachel, thanks for joining us. and ideas how bad things have become to have brought you and your colleagues to this point. it has, it is being a gradual decline. so i've been in this for 20 years and on

his success. oh, how do i get unprecedented strike action across the u. k. up to a 100000 nurses walk off the job to find the better pay and working conditions. and on the lexia brian down on the dog house cornish where hundreds of people have been waiting to see the fee for will cop when his trophy. ah noticed 8 people have been killed as protests continue in peru, roads like the major pon, american highway in eco, have been blocked. a state of emergency has been declared and the army is being deployed some demonstrations want. the new president dena brought to resign and for new elections to be held there all so asking for the formerly to pedro castillo to be released. well, let speak to john holeman. he joins us now live from ega in southern peru. john, the last time we spoke, the barricades were coming down, but it doesn't look like the crowds of dispatched to gl. no, there's a little bit the volatile situation here. actually. you can probably see the right place, the of them come as reinforcements. i'm basically a, we're in a state of emergency, as i th

infrastructure across the country . spring and frank led with cheer his military analyst at the university of portsmouth in the u. k. good sea of frank, now ukrainian air defenses are intercepting many of the missiles and drones that russia keeps firing at ukraine. but some do still get through with devastating cumulative effect prank. if russia continues this aerial bombardment, what will that mean for ukraine will won't connotative. terry put it like this? and when was it? yesterday, putin spent something in the region of 2 or $300000000.00 to knock out electricity care for 8 hours grades of some sorts of extremely resilient will continue to do so . the system is deep, it's, it's not her a modern electrical system, or indeed a critical infrastructure system which paradoxically makes it far easier to, to repair and far more resilient. so to answer question, they will keep on throwing the rather expensive missiles at the ukrainians. there will be some effect, but it will have no decisive impact on the outcome of the war or talking about the outcome of the war. a lot of people are wondering what sort of n game is sh