analyst in the defense and security research group at the round europe institute in cambridge and the u. k. i asked them how germany's arrow 3 myself system will fit into your existing air defense systems. so that's a good question. i think that's one of the challenges that is face these guys. shield is how to for this european integration and cooperation through sky shield. whatever 3 does is give sky shield some much needed emphasis and kind of confidence, particularly in the high altitude air defense and, and, and to ballistic missile defense system. but i think it's no secret that other european countries might have wanted to see a, a european system, or possibly even a us system to further closer defense cooperation in europe. but the are 3 is number less a very capable system for european defense. he has atkins from the round europe institute there. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the members of pakistan's christian minority has been protesting interaction a day after an angry mob burned 5 churches and destroyed several homes in punjab.

however, if i think about the u. k news media and i guess it's the same everywhere else where you would expect more women's voices to come in those x. but within the kind of health context like coded, we just didn't see that, you know, and when we, when we looked at the g, m. p in the last the, the last iteration which was in 2020, like in the middle of the pond to make we, we look specifically at cuz it 19 stories as opposed to more general new stories. and again, we just saw it. we see the same patents for patient, and the question we have to, well surely is, why is such is it? it wouldn't have nothing to say right? because women on the x, but on the opposite to both those questions, there's no, no, of course it's not. and then, you know, that's why we're discussing this issue and because you brought up the corona virus, i want to get to some of the comments that are coming in on youtube in a moment. but before we do, sarah, when we talk about the corona virus and news coverage, specifically of depend, i make, we kno

i had. but like they said, the grass isn't always green on your side, coming to the u. k has its own problems. and when you come past the pros and cons with nigeria, then this is significant. do better than major. for one, i don't have to worry about my salary being paid because i know that at the end of every month, i'm going to get my salary as long as i work. as opposed to nigeria, i was of the 6 months either got this stretch, which no one carrying how you're going to see your family for the 6 months and you're still supposed to show up our and smile and be happy, well being hungry. and i knew that this was something i'm going to do within the u . k. so that alone is already well to pop. and, and that trained to still is still going on. people like yourself still leaving nigeria and, and heading abroad. but what would it take for someone like yourself who's, who's made this big move to go back to nigeria? what would convince you to, to make the move back as if i'm 1000 percent? sure. that when i get, when i work, i'm going to get paid. when do i find 1000? does it sho

u. k. thanks for joining us on the w news africa. now can you tell us why did you decide to relocate from nigeria to the u. k? i was basically just looking for greener pastures because i believe that practice in medicine, in nature, i was just getting a bit more hostile and i just wanted to be able to write. so that was the reason i'd say to me that we've had stories from doctors and nigeria talking about long working as full pay poor working conditions. so i'm saying they even feel exploited . is that something you recognize? special, a 100 percent. the product soon mentioned in nigeria, so like it was, we were pouring our hearts into it and we weren't really guessing anything back in terms of renumeration or even recognition or basically just quality of life that i thought was an equal to the pool, i guess in their return and that was just definitely a major problem. so for me, with deciding to and what's been your experience in the u. k. have you found that what you were looking for that shows things as significantly better here. but like the see, the grass isn't always green on your side, coming to the u. k

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i at the end could you think of something that would make young men feel more safe in the u. k? i think we have to challenge like what is the notion of safety and why to use safety? because a way that a lot of politicians talk about is like next slide mysteries with as many police offices and outside safety for who. because actually, if we look at those, and now communities who are risk of having an active violence committed against the nissan, not necessarily looking at them as people who could potentially be victims advisor . then looking at them in a very that timelines of suspicion of all you about to commit crimes that so is that the way that the police are interacting with people is not from a position of necessarily trying to look out for them. it's often from a perspective of kind of suspicion and i think blinks about something else. really important to say is talking about we want to move away from a punitive system. doesn't mean we want to move away from accountability responsibility. and i just want to make that fit because it's really important to actually know that th

and i cannot the u. k. i also wanted about how about, you know, in terms of rebuttal, relationships between the countries such amount of missing information. this information is being gen out. so that's a, when the hassle do the rest of the world. so it would be so that the russians, i say it is the window house of faith trans. uh, to blame dot to the west is blocking the plaza from gets into africa. it may be too, it may not be true. um, but this uh, strategies that i use and then the in the end of the world. and we know that the us this task now the west and the worship relationship is lowest as we go to. yeah. and they don't split. so the west, the use of the people of africa as sort of a hostage. and they said they need the fertilizers and graham dental secretary of loans. i could go to whether they didn't and would kind of way. so thank you so much for your time. i that's very much for having me in problem is under under body will attend the upcoming risk summit in south africa in person . the pm's offic

not speak to us a single individual there who expressed a desire to see uh premier re united with u. k. i spoke to many people who were passionately opposed to that idea and declared their determination to offer themselves up in resistance if that were actually attempted in terms of the military reality. you're quite right. i'm not a military specialist. but i learned as i approach the border with the kind of son to that the, the only let the only connection between from a land perspective, between premier and fis on or to very narrow pollutants of peninsulas. and we traveled through one of them. and there were several lines of defense into tank obstacles. extensive trench works. they were wide open, there was no uh, tree cover at all. there were 2 large bodies of water in either side. and it was apparent to me as a late person that any attempt to enter the peninsula through. if he's true, a narrow corridors of land would be disastrous. i think. and it's, you know, i don't need to rely only upon my own judgment. as late person, american military officials have begun to acknowledge openly

frank language is a form i. u. k. military intelligence officer. i sought his thoughts on the latest attacks on harrison. so it's more a continuation of russia as longstanding policy of striking cost on people in coasts on receive selling every day you can visit the town and friends of mine have not too distant past and there's no 3rd usual if the show still on industry a 10200 meters away. people take that as a daily event. so it strikes on cars on the radio that the city of the south, this operation of the pro various other it's throughout these uh these up, uh, uh, an occupied presence is actually most of them are very regular and very deadly. and the purpose, of course, is to, is to tell, arise, and to co us that's look at ukraine's that tends to fend of russia because russia is reporting an increasing number of doing that tax. the entire tree on the it's control is key. achieving any success by taking the war to the russian side. this last week id the ukrainians conducted a successful strike on the bridge between coast on applause to that part

i agree with my colleagues that and it just a u. k. excited to white wash at the whole thing. but i selected depo with him in the sense that i don't think they are doing these to try and collect cage, the african continent, i hit all the you pay it or i see a assignment. i mean that the u. k. off the cosigned it because you would know that and the u. k is a form of putting a powerful on the continent. they've been responsible for much of the price. yes. the to types including, you know, for in your lives in find the african continent. and they had a football attribute to add to it. the ratio lies and people are nice and they have not done that. and for a long time, we have had a lot of and somebody in the past between the continent and the u. k. and if these westdale, we off, so any tires in, at the whole thing here to this, i mean, they would have done that in the past. also. secondly, they started off and at the jupiter to kind of shift in the way that and, and, and i think in my view especially given that we just came from if it is successful . all right. yeah, i guess i mea

i mean the lesson has been absorbed. martin, now some people, you know, something as well as in the u. k. who i fuller and i respect so even speculating. the they say they think the bottom doesn't even want to run a 2nd time. you know, he hasn't put any money up present campaign. he has this extraordinary our goods, i'm confidence possibly because of number of friends and intelligence community that are protect him as i mentioned before. but i think if he told us i can come thing, what does it look like? from his perspective? he's golf. he knows that the plan was going to be well down, and that's up because it's going to be a terrible stay on his legacy. and then all these investigations that come out, which will stay in his family, which will my, my, his family for generations to come with the, with the corruption story. so i think there was a, there's an argument there, but there's also another argument which suggests that perhaps, i don't know if it's gonna happen. you were able to correct me, but perhaps in the, in the months coming up to the fund election, the democrats may lose the b

interest rate is that i think it will be you know, a tragedy that we see basically what happened to 19 seventies. making a major come back, especially in the country like the u. k. which i really care for by the way. okay. you are now remember like it was boucher and though literally the he bought the crack down the whole entire thing to bring down in placing these by cations. so from that point of view, like you're arguing there was one thing, the western economy is accomplished in the last 30 years. also things to basically globalization. the integration of china in the global economy, which helped drive down. i should, you know, what they really successfully managed to do was bring down basically inflation, which allowed him to bring down interest rates. now, you know, you can, with even pushing with those with these levels in your core, inflation is still based to be very high above 5 percent. basic inflation level remains. let's just say for example, we now have a major russian offensive in the next month, which is my prediction. okay, i think we're probably going to go sky high. i think that basically we can see literally natural gas price going right bac

u. k. which i think is a really a critical harming or things to come in. it's a critical 1st attempt to personalize liability and to really send the signal to decision makers. those individuals who are making financial and economic decisions are companies for banks, investors, for retirement funds, that they will be on the hook up for down clean climate risk and for failing to align business practices with what the science clearly shows is needed to prevent climate catastrophe. because as astrid said, there is a consensus now that climate change is clearly a human rights issue. it affects all human rights across the board. but it's not just about human rights in the environment. it also is one of the greatest threats to economic and financial stability. and so, you know, individual decision makers, if they failed to close this disconnect between what companies are doing, where they're putting their money in continuing oil and gas production. and what we know is needed to avoid climate catastrophe, and, and the costs that come with it are going to be facing

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u. k since january, and i don't think we can blame aging point 5 to that. well, it's been increasing any way possibly because of overseas part of the problem, which is another risk factor. but also, i think because this is a virus, the unity against infections is very short lived. whether it's from boxing or from a natural infection, by about 4 or 5 months after the infection, all that see about how some people have lost everything even see any way. and so you are going to see these weights of a, of infections that gradually get less in terms of the severity. and i think that's what we, that's what we were expecting about 2 years ago. and that's essentially what we see, e g point 5 will probably lead to more access, as cases rides that will be some increasing hospitalizations. but at the moment in england we, we come from a point at the beginning of july where we had fewer people in the hospital from because of cope with them. we've had really since the very 1st weeks of the pub damage. and so we, all the cases hospitalizations have gone up, they go up from

when i was growing up in london in the eighty's and ninety's and i was at school and university, it was a very different place to the u. k that we see now. i mean, recently we've seen the 1st minister of scotland has been elected, and he's a young british focus connie, we've got the mayor of london, so it is fun. there's also a focused on the origin. and of course you have an indian origin prime minister in the u. k. now, um, 30 years ago in the ninety's, we would have been hard pressed to predict that it was a very different society. and i think most of my life was actually my childhood and my student years were dominated by the sat, true government, a tory government, which was not known for its liberalism inside. it spoke to a lot of racial tensions. racism was very old but ending lived in those days. i'm very happy to say that the new generation so much more open minded them much more aware of the races. so discriminatory marriage is the person as a much better place. i think for minorities now than it was in the ninety's. now i think for anyone who is dreaming about the future in a foreign land, there is a green deg