u. k. home secretary by prime minister richie su, knock in an ongoing cabinets re shuffle the former foreign secretary james beverly has been confirmed as a replacement according to this problem. and she will have more to say in due course, speculation is rife and british media that she could try to challenge mister c. like for leadership of the ruling. conservative party had open expected general election next year, robert and was embroiled in controversial recently after accusing the metropolitan police of port playing favorites towards the left wing groups protest in support of galsen as home secretary. so while a brave man was notorious for hard line spence on the legal immigration, most new simply plumbing to the port asylum seekers from the u. k. 2 rwanda. our views are popular with large weights of conservative folders. and in the shop, there is a return as well for david cameron, who now takes over us foreign secretary, the 1st time in 50 years that a former prime minister has later take

u. k. home secretary by prime minister, where she's through not can an ongoing cabinet. we shuffled now form a far and secretary james cleverly as being concerned just her replacement. according to miss braverman, she will close have moved to say in due course, speculation is rife, enforcers, media, that she could try to challenge. so not for leadership, but the ruling. conservative party ahead of an expected general election next year . right. and then it was and boiled in control of us the recently after accusing the metropolitan police of quotes, paying save words towards the left wing groups of protests and supposed have gone so of home. secretary braverman was notorious for hard line stones on illegal immigration, most noticeably planning to deport asylum seekers from the u. k. 2 were wanting to have use of popular with launched waves of conservative voters under the show closed as a return phone. david cameron, who now takes those of us foreign secretary, the 1st time in 50 years that a full, a prime minister, has late to taking a seat in cabinets. meanwhile the wi

u. k. home secretary by prime minister, where she's soon act and ongoing cabinet. we shuffle now form a foreign secretary, james cleverly has been confirmed as replacements, according to miss miss braverman, she will quote, half more to say into clothes. but elation his wife and brothers media that she could fight the challenge. so not the leadership of the ruling. conservative policy had of an expected general election next in rifleman was embroiled in conformity recently off or accusing the metropolitan police. of course, taking favorites towards les when groups of protests in support of garza as home secretary, braverman was notorious for her hard line stance on illegal immigration, most notably planning to deport asylum seekers from the u. k. to run the views of popular with launch is waves of conservative voters under the shock live, as it were, ton for david cameron, who now takes over as far. and so i put terry 1st time in 50 years. so the former prime minister has later taken a cabinet seats. me thanks for joining gets hit on all the international tents you

u. k. homes actually so well, a problem that has been sucks and a major shake often presents conservative government. it comes off as you target and get by accusing police in london have been too lenient with protests to supporting palestinians. she's replaced by james cleverly, who was following the secretary of new phones, actually as now former prime minister david cameron, he said in a post on x that he hopes that his experience as conservative data for 11 years. i'm prime minister for 6 will help him meet the challenges the country faces a little on that david, come on story to say to him, so inside story wise off to the weather, which is next and then i'll be back in such a minutes for today's these for the it's the return of some what, whether across the radian peninsula hyper one will begin the weather report there in northern, in saudi arabia, starting to see a splash of some range here. this area has seemed flooding as of late. certainly the risk of seeing some more, i think the weather will catch up to coates by wednesday, we looked at the 3 day forecast, potentially some sundr

u. k. we look at how home. com active is faced in the u. k. a standing up for their belief, despite threats from china. the biggest fan and you're welcome to do the news. aisha. glad you could join us. and a hometown rentals in me and i'll have taken control of some boulder outposts with india, after forcing me in the army. so just to flee. dozens of troops crossed over to india to escape attacks by rebels. the violence in june states on the border with india is the latest of to new front. that rebels have opened the games the hunter. the other is in the kind state. a joint coalition of rebels began a new offensive against me and my army in october, beginning in northern shan state. on the border with china. the u. n. now say is more than 200000 people have been displaced due to the fighting. it's also the most serious challenge to the whole task since it as you power, you know, cool in 2021. serious enough for china called for a stop to the fighting. and for the president of me and not to one of the country could be at risk of breaking apart.

u. k. homes this annual remembers and stay cumberland commemorations, british prime minister wishes to knock has called the timing of the march disrespectful. is urged those taking part in the protests to do so with regard for those attending services to commemorate the end of the 1st world war protesters will march from hi talked to the us embassy in support of thomas sign. when i speak to mohammed on my do who's at the protest among those marketing today, the organizes have said this is the biggest demonstration in support of policy is in london, yet talk to us about what's been happening. if indeed, tens of thousands has started walking up marching from the starting point to do this demonstration, which is considered to be one of the largest marches. and what is the kind of british history, as the organizers have said, there's a lot of sensitivity surrounding this much is the 5th consecutive saturday for people to go out and demonstrate to on saturday, a demanding and immediate to sign and gaza and, and through the is there either or does this thread, the lifting of the in the getting see

u. k home, the secretaries comments the comments made by the home secretary. so while a brother might have spirals into a political route, they took place in an editorial baptism published in the times of london on the day off the amazing had taken place between the prime minister wishes to knock on the head of the match police. now with that in mind, the prime minister's office for expressing has said from that that it did not give the final go ahead for those comments to be published until that obstacle to go ahead. now it could be a way for the prime minister to be seeking to distance himself away from those comments both versus us. they were from sort of the problem and who has not really shied away from giving a strong opinion about these uh, kind of city is sort of our too much excuse pulled them hate launches as well, which many politicians have said has only caused motivation and has res, on garden top schools, that divisiveness which really isn't helpful to the whole thing. nevertheless, the demonstration is going ahead. the met police said that they

u. k. homes, secretaries, comments. the comments made by the home secretary, so a brother might have spirals into a political route. they took place in an editorial about was published in the times of london on the day off the amazing had taken place between the prime minister wishes to not. and the head of the match police. now with that in mind, the prime minister's office suspects person has said from that that it did not give the final go ahead for those comments to be published. and it's about also cool to go ahead. now it could be a way for the prime minister to be seeking to distance himself away from those comments both for us it does say what from sort of problem and who has not really shied away from giving a strong opinion about these kind of sit in sort of dire too much she's, she's pulled them hate mark she's as well, which many politicians have said has only caused motivation and has raised ongoing, perhaps cause that divisiveness, which really isn't helpful to the whole thing. nevertheless, the demonstrat

u. k. home secretary swell a problem and is some days after she accused police or favoring protests or in supporting call us fine. hold on, hold on, hold on. oh is to be posting is always ready to come to the one on the customer from gaza. would love to hear from the palestinian artist who is using his music to raise awareness about what's happening in god's the the of the so the former british prime minister david cameron has made an unexpected return to a government to after being appointed as the next 4 in secretary prime minister wishes to knock has been re shuffling his cabinets, sacking swelter, brought him in as home secretary cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya diego reports, are you getting set for telling the truth of sacrifice to the old and in with an old hand full of prime minister david cameron, making a surprise return to franklin politics as foreign secretary, after a 7 year absence. i think department is pulled h

u. k is home, secretary has drawn criticism in the office. she actually was police of having what she called a pro palestinian bias. so when i brought the magnitude london's metropolitan police, a being lenient towards protest is running for us. the fire and gaza, she called the activists pro palestinian mums and hate lodges us. hundreds of people have been demonstrating in new york city including front end of the war on goes up to 0. it's kristin. salumi has been up that draft. today's demonstration was organized by certain groups like the palestinian youth movement and the national movement for justice in palestine. the student groups, many of them marching here, from their respective campuses around the city here to the new york public library to make their voices heard even as they are increasingly coming under attack and, and being labeled as anti semitic, especially for some of this even in a recent debate, 5 republican presidential candidates for candidates, several of them said they've punished university students to demonstrate again

u. k. 's home secretary has been criticized after she i choose police of having what she called a pro palestinian bias. so when i brought them an acute london's metropolitan police being lenient towards protest as running for a cease fire and gauze that she cooled activists pro palestinian mobs and hate marches. and hundreds of people have been demonstrating in new york, quoting for an end to the war and gaza palestinian solid down to purchase groups. the edging people to what kind of schools are, what places for us, city wide shut down. some of that demonstrations have been taking place across the us since and will be got. kristen's roommate was at that rally in new york. today's demonstration was organized by certain groups like the palestinian youth movement and the national movement for justice in palestine. the student groups, many of them marching here, from their respective campuses around the city here to the new york public library to make their voices heard even as they are increasingly c

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u. k. sue ellen braverman has been sucked. does home secretary coming as prime minister wishes to not rash shuffles? his cabinet rivermen has reportedly not being offered another post in the government going forward when it comes shortly after she loves it's in hot water, over accusing the metropolitan police of quote, playing favorites towards left wing groups to recent protests in support of people in gals and was home secretary ms. braverman was notorious for her hard line spends on a legal immigration most notably planning to the port asylum seekers from the u. k . 2 for one de, so that news coming in from london, the home secretary. so while i braverman has been psyched, especially soon, i wish i pulled his carpet more reaction from not in the coming hours. well, it's a northern gas of where the is really army is claiming to have made major advances in what was once the end saves. biggest urban center gal to city, not large. so the reduced to rubble. the a while the newly released flooded show was the idea of how rail a brigade blo

u. k. following beatings cracked down on democratic rights in the u. k. vs. hong kong guys continue to rise to hopes for democracy back home. the pre own home. from the exxon in london to now find the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture, including myself, this token of the most states to attach a price tag to my life. as well as my unwavering quest for the more christie is essentially to transnational repression, the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the globe. hong kong, most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since its hyundai says from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems. but beijing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to the streets to demonstrate against beijing's interference. send out a survey at by profession was one of the leaders at the time. he spent 2 days in police

u. k. for democracy activists from hong kong, thousands fled to the u. k. following beijing's crack done on democratic rights in the u. k. these hong kong has continued to voice their hopes for democracy back home. the pre own home from the x on in london to now find the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture, including myself, of this token of the most efficient as has a process to my life. as well as my unwavering quest for the mol chrissy is essentially to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the globe. hong kong, most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since since hyundai says from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems. but beijing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to the streets to demonstrate against beijing's interference fin. now, a survey by profession was one of the leaders. at the time he spent 2

u. k. there's nothing to do. this is causing so much home. what is the, i'm the coolest vickers thought that's the problem. they say one of the costs of the game is the reputation of the you, k and the u. s. i discovered roy down they'll, they'll take us far as a to, because up is already in a bad situation because of the situation regarding ukraine, which of course not the size of anything about now. but i'm also powerless about like you look at the uh, civilian casualties, didn't ukraine? i the, the a 2 year period. but apparently the figure that the $21.00 days. yeah, yes. it will. i will a indirectly answer your question, who's projecting questions in the middle east? christians live um, safely in widely, in a ran and whole by the way in syria as well. but don't tell that to people because western media likes the cover of those sites. you said, let me go back to you. you know, people talk about home us all the time. they can have their opinion. most people in that badly informed in the west is, what is it to you because it's a terrorist or

now the home secretary's while a problem and she had caused him significant headache, she was seeing us very device safe by many here in the u. k. most recently she had to type the police and remember, she's the home secretary for notes, for leasing the pro palestinian marches and loved them properly. she had spoken of an invasion of migrants arriving at britain's shows. and she said that homeless people um homelessness, basically is a lifestyle choice. so she's been seen by many somebody who's polarizing and also open the more or less defying her boss from industry. she's to knock. so that was really behind that she needed to re shuffle. and then he, in a way pulled david cameron out of the house a really out of the blue for many people. exactly. so next, not only providing isn't government is reviving type of cameron's political career, but what makes cameron appealing as well, he receives to that. and this is also why it takes a lot of people here by surprise. only a few weeks ago at the party conference, he said that he wanted to be the prime minister of change. now many people were viewing that's with surprise because the

u. k. there's letting them do this, and it's causing so much home. what is the, i'm the coolest vickers thought that's the problem. they say one of the costs of the game is the reputation of the you, k and the u. s. i is debit card right down. they'll, they'll take us far as i say, because up is already in a bad situation because of the situation regarding ukraine, which of course not the size of the thing about now, but i lost the power i was about like you look at the uh, civilian casualties the ukraine. i the the a 2 year period but apparently the up to $21.00 days. yeah. yes. i will. i will. uh, indirectly answer your question whose protecting questions in the middle east christians live. um, um, safely and widely in a ran an old by the way in syria as well. don't tell that to people because the western media likes to cover up those sites. you said, let me go back to you. you know, people talk about him, us all the time. they can have their opinion. most people that badly informed and the west is what is it to you because it's a terrorist organiza

home to him. how do you think this makes the u. k. look, i mean, do you k talks a lot about it? special relationship with the us. a president boynton doesn't seem to have much time for that. since, since we've had breakfast in the u. k, a u. k. politics before breaks, it seemed to be a pretty serious affair, but in the 70 is off to of, to it's, it's been a roller coaster, some might say, of soap opera. yeah. the thing this continues that much, actually to the, to the sample pra, i think people around the world available and about britain, what is your goal to, to breaks it and thinking that it may have been a mistake? i don't think, well, mine can make very much difference to a bridge reputation of the intended cameron, you know, is it confirms advantage this is so it as much as a relationship special or otherwise would be us, will continue even reinforce that in all sorts of ways. i mean, i think, you know, the domestic politics in some ways, a more interesting perhaps in the sense that, uh, you know, we will get some polling fairly soon. i suspect about whether this has made m

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u. k. is conservative. government sees the home secretaries while a problem sucks comes also see triggered and good by accusing police in london of being too lenient with protests. as supposing palestinians is being replaced by james company who was fund secretary, not a new for the secretary is former prime minister david cameron has been tons. number 10 came as a shock to many. he said in a tweet all next, but he hopes that his experience as conservatively to for 11 years, i'm prime minister for 6, will help him meet the challenges the country faces funder gig has moved from london as a surprise. what time? so the former prime minister, david cameron, who as it were called left politics in 2016 in the off them off of that divisive breakfast. that referendum, he came out and campaigns full the u. k. to remain in the european union. the current prime minister, risky su not campaigned on the other side, full breaks of itself. but it's widely acknowledged that these 2 men, to spite their opposing views on breakfast, a buzz very much place in the centre parts of the policy that both centrist

u. k is conservative, government sees the homes actually sort of brought them in fact, she triggered and get by accusing police in london. the thing to lenient would protest is supporting palestinians problem and is replaced by james cleverly who was for an x ray of a new phone. sex treat is former prime minister, david cameron is with tens. number 10 came as a shock to many. he says in a suite on the said on the x that he hopes that his experience has concepts of data for 11 years and 5 minutes of the 6 will help him meet the challenges the country faces. so to get to get has more from london as a surprise with time for the full prime minister, david cameron, who as it were called left politics in 2016 in the off them off of that divisive breakfast. that referendum, he came out and campaigns full the u. k. to remain in the european union. the current prime minister, risky su not campaigned on the other side, full breaks it itself. but it's widely acknowledged that these 2 men, despite their opposing views on breakfast, a buzz very much placed in the center part of the policy that both c

reach out for i think because he had huge problems with his home secretary with while i brought him on. she has been widely criticized in the u. k. because she has used quite quite brutal language. some would say she attacked the police of not policing. the recent pro palestinian marches, she said they were basically not really doing the job properly. she's criticized homeless people then said sleeping attends is like a lifestyle choice. she's used the word invasion and connection with my friends arriving on the show and wishes to not have tried to stop. ha! now he has decided that she needed to go. so that was the reason for why do we shuffle. and this is also the way david cameron, basic fee was re selected. but david cameron, of course, brings his own political baggage into the job warranty as well, yes, he will. i mean, the, he's support is will say that he's a season on the international stage as home secretary. and then the time of uncertainty with these 2 was it was in a year of sicily, tease israel and an ukraine that it will be welcome to have somebody who has good relationships with all the major international lead us

homes left. some of the job aid, how does their hundreds of u. k. health workers have been taking posts individual in london. so colleagues have been killed during the conflict in gaza. sonya gaga has this is the vigil outside, doubting state of medics and human rights activist. have done outside the downing street because of the way off to the well how organizations don't commend you said a $178.00 on health care facility in the golf street, which it resulted in more than 550 people dying. and that includes a $22.00, i'll start working. so the fact that $249.00 health care work is being killed by includes at least 50 positions $77.00. this is paramedics. be that people are trying to look up to other people and actually capture them and they understand the science. do you have nice all the metrics now the hoping that the humanitarian polls will eventually become a permanent ceasefire. there are tremendous worries that this has been monetary and crisis that dawson will not be able to recover from. and it will have a long last thing effect on the peop

i think because he had huge problems with his home secretary with while i brought him on. she has been widely criticized in the u. k because she has used quite quite brutal language. some would say she attacked the police of not policing. the reason pro palestinian much as she said, they were basically not really doing the job properly. she's criticized homeless people inside the sleeping intends as like a lifestyle choice. she's used the word invasion in connection with my friends arriving on the show. and we should still not have tried to stop. ah, i know he is decided that she needed to go. so that was the reason for us. why do we shuffle? and this is also the way david cameron, basic fee was redirected, the biggest mazda reporting from london. now let's have a look at some of the other news headlines. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of front to protest against anti semitism. president manuel call did not join, but sent it open legit to the public condemning anti jewish states. french authorities have reported the shopping increase in other significance it since the total of 7 service attac

home. of getting the alien sky here is a broken ologist at the institute of g, a physics and tektronix at the university of leeds. in the u. k. i asked her if the seismic activity can tell us how close we really are to interruption. it is one of the things that can tell us about whether my race and how close it is. we use a face together with satellite images of how the ground is in placing. and that tells us together that the bottom line is probably less than a few moments on the grounds of the moment as that. and that is a very little distance from, i'm not on the breaks and my short minute escape the condition, the right. i mean, that is scary when you put it in in those terms, and this is happening in the most populated region of iceland. so you know, how dangerous is this situation? it's um, yeah, it's not me just especially too much of a hot when it goes out. it's not just the people and that of course, but also to respond this because so much is at stake. i actually, even though we have quite frequent directions in iceland, this is the 1st time it seems to yes that my life is sort of increasing directly on the populat

2022, the home secretary struck a deal with a rwanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims are being processed. a 6500 kilometers flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base and june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and inhumane, but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $60000.00 pounds more per year than keeping them in the u. k . it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan would ever have. despite all that, there have also been calls from within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries have seen the plan as a possible model. dw correspondent charlotte charleston pill is covering the story for us in london. i asked her how this hearing has been perceived by the british public as well. this was b

u. k. must solve for themselves. yeah, well, in the meantime, a lot of the ukranian politicians brand new sports cars, homes in tuscany and yachts of the french riviera loya. and for about 5 minutes to also about the young journal go to be joining us live here with all the international. it is being a genuine pleasure talking to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you. thank you. bye bye. thank you. good bye. as well, the, it's rarely defense for us as main time have announced us stepping off of pressure on how much in gaza city will bring you some, a newly released footage are showing ground troops on guzman soil, according to the idea of soldiers advancing. according to the operational plan that so let's so now take this uh, conversation live and get some more details, pressing now to a member of these riley parliament for the national unity by the shower and house school of joining us at live on how to international sharon thank you very, very much, is great to have you back on the program. obviously, obviously today is mocking a terrible anniversary is just being what $32.00 days now. since since everyth

u. k. and all the time about the plight of children in the territory. but it doesn't get much more serious than the numbers we've seen of children killed of children injured children, forced from that homes of children in desperate need of food. and most of children who had the daily routine completely turned on his head in gauze as best education could be. pulse, for instance, was the most dramatic images or other of the children who have lost their lives. it's west, always reminding ourselves the children have a different physiology to adults and not just did levels. they have less blood to lose. they have been a skin, well brittle bones. and of course, the kind of wolf guy that we're seeing and garza today is extremely deadly for them . that was james dennis, though the head of conflict and to monetary and policy at the safe. the children now wounded palestinians and foreign passport holders have been allowed to leave gaza for the 1st time. officials say several 100 have entered egypt through the russell border crossing. they the 1st to benefit from an, an agreement for a good bike, a tom among those and out across odd gym and citizens working for international agencies. and it will b

u. k. and all the time about the place of children in the territory or what it doesn't get much more serious than the numbers we've seen of children killed of children injured children. forced from that homes of children in desperate need of food. and most of the children who had the daily routine completely turned on its heads in cause as the education could be poles, for instance, the most dramatic images or other of the children have lost their lives. it's west, always reminding ourselves the children have a different physiology to adults and not just the levels. they have less blood to lose. they have been a skin will brittle bones. and of course, the kind of wolf by that we're seeing and garza today is extremely deadly for them . a wounded palestinians and far in the passport holders have been allowed to leave gospel for the 1st time. officials say several 100 have entered egypt through the roof of border crossing the funds to benefits from an agreement broken by brokers bike. it's all among those across allows across rather of a gem and citizens working full international agencies. and it will be said, these were the lucky ones. some of the 1st foreign possible hold is to reach the s

in support of balls up as home secretary, brakeman was notorious for her hard line stance on illegal immigration, most notably planning to deport asylum seekers from the u. k. 2 were on the have use of popular with launch is ways of conservative voters under the shop please. as there were tons of david cameron, who now takes over as far. and so i put terry 1st time in 50 years. so the former prime minister has later taken a cabinet seats. me thanks for joining gets hit on all the international tents you must be found on our website or to come back to the top of them, the the, you know, getting back to to stop the moment. sure. take your stand, junko hunger lied to you on the smith. who use hands on the authors will 105 is not good. you know, what do you read the most? most the original he charters. she's also using the do it surrender in 1945. japan to be notified by allied forces for 7 years until the treaty of san francisco. during those e, as the country had no national sovereignty, the emperor and government was subordinate to the supreme commander for the allied powers. general acosta. the one of the bloodiest world war 2 bath, or in the far east was

home and see it in as what had happened. she is this portion of the situation in the united states in the u. k and stuff and other parts of europe. and so in other parts of europe, there are people calling for no ceasefire. and yet the majority of the world, mr. no file is cooling for a cease fire. that seems to be unity among the arab world. that has to be peace. that has to be a viable to state solution for the palace opinions. but how do you mr. know, file, assess the unity of the arab states. in relation to what's happening in gaza right now, you would want unfortunately after the, at up some it didn't matter. yeah. be annoyed sort of a but up and is let me tell me this is summit. we have shipped and i mean the resolutions regarding the support for the senior people in cuz i told them they gave me the same procedures for the human opinion for the remain the same for other things, for the, for the better. all but the ground, nothing to them up to now at least i my phone number. so i don't know what's going on. at least we need between 250 to 300 machine. they me. but up to now, i mean, all

home and say it in as what had happened. she is this portion of the situation in the united states in the u. k and stuff in other parts of europe. and so in other parts of europe, there are people calling for no ceasefire. and yet the majority of the world, mister, no file is cooling for a cease fire. that seems to be unity among the arab world. that has to be peace. that has to be a viable to state solution for the policy opinions. but how do you miss the no file, assess the unity of the arab states in relation to what's happening in gaza right now. you would want, unfortunately after the i've submitted matlab, you annoyed sort of a but up and is when they told me this is summit. we have shift and move. i mean, these are lucian's regarding the support for the senior people in cuz i told him they gave the same procedures for the human community and for the remainder of the same for other things, for the, for the better. all but the ground. nothing done up to now, at least the, i'm economist, i don't know what's going on. at least we need between 250 to 300 machine. they, me. but up to now, i m

home. i'm doing now by getting yeah. gillian, sky, yes, she, they bought canal logistic the institute of g, a physics and tektronix at the university of leads in the u. k. it's going to help me with this the seismic activity. what does it tell us if anything, about how close we are to interruption? it is one of the things that can tell us about what are the my race and how close it is. we use a space together besides that images of how the ground is in placing. and that tells us together that the bottom line is probably less than a few moments the grounds of the romans as that, that is a very little distance from, i'm not. and the brakes and mushroom then escape the condition, the right. i mean, that is scary when you put it in, in those terms. and this is happening in the most populated region of iceland. so mean how dangerous is this situation? it's a yeah, it's not me just instructions too much and then hop when it goes out, not just to the people and that of course, but also to respond this because as much is at stake. i actually even though how it quite frequently rushes nicely. this is the 1st time it seems to yes that my life is sort of increasi

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