u. k. and the u. s. it's backfire, nobody wants to get ukraine into nato. now this is what can happen. go ahead, jeremy. well yeah, i think you're, i mean, yeah, historically you see that, i mean, countries you know, make a calculation that aligns with, you know, the powerful united states is going to make things great for them. that will, you know, particular leader things that's going to be his savior. but you know, if you look at history, the u. s. will, you know, stab these leaders in the back when they're no longer useful. and yeah, i mean, they ultimately, it could, you know, so their own demise and i think you're right, you know, you cranes experiencing severe economic problems because of the situation. and i mean, i'm sure there's a lot of domestic unrest in the country right now. and happiness was zalinski, who came in as a reformer, but i mean, i think the corruption has remain demo crane is ranked. i think very close to bottom. world corruption index is certainly in europe. and i think he's losing his credibility very, very quickly over this. and all that weaponry. yeah. wha

u. k. inquiry into government events during lockdown has found serious failures, a leadership and judgment and says some of the gatherings should not have been allowed to happen. but it was only partially released and left questions unanswered, including whether prime minister boris johnston, misled parliament by denying parties took place between a fossil military john to says it will restore parts of the constitution and install lieutenant colonel pole henry de amoeba. as transitional president, the announcement comes off to the african union suspended the countries membership candidates prime minister says is government will not be intimidated by truck drivers an anti vaccine protesters were brought the capitals a standstill for full day justin to die. may the amount soft announcing he has contracted coven? 19. okay, there's a headlines. nice. continues he on or is there off to witness? ah ah oh. oh is skiing yet? vas she come then now that f one summer beast that has not done, i told them that the sky and that choosing i'm and on that are on the sun left the better bullish than as cool

entities linked to the russian state, which by the way, members of parliament today are lumping our t u k. into that to a solution has started at mister speaker and we saw yesterday, saturday on friday. anyone who was following events in the dorm bus reaching so isn't time to start sanctioning individuals and entities of strategic interest. none including those here in this country. and given the importance that disinformation on the entire architecture, that the russian government has to spread this information to the conflict it's perpetrating against ukraine should start with some of those disinformation rockets here. the likes of our tea. sputnik and others, you know, well our to you k hasn't had the plug pulled on us just yet. we live to tell another tale. and the tale from the west really is the assessment of the situation has been no change. according to the west truth, on our point, they're absolutely ready to launch an invasion of defense system, old power, everything you can think of for a full scale invasion till that happens. if that happens, britson says that russia needs to prove

u. k. traffic come into place. so it's our welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context burg martin london. thank you. now, 2 years ago, m u s. e car maker, tesla started building a factory outside of berlin. it is now ready to start rolling out new cars. but production is yet to start. necessary permits by authorities are still pending. environmental robes and local residents had voiced concerns. for example, over the water consumption of the factory. tesla eskegal factory outside berlin. the assembly lines are already warmed up, but authorities have yet to give the final go ahead. they're about to do so. but at a nearby lake protesters are getting ready to voice their concern. they worry about test last enormous water needs. and fear drinking water here could soon be in short supply. and that could affect not only the small town in brandenburg, but also the near by capital city, month, an invalid on you see it in the dry fours and says the berliner, i h

u. k. report into walked down, breaking parties in downing street is blaming failures of leadership and judgment. so what does prime minister boars johnson have to say for himself? i get it and i will fix it. oh, i won't do soon to the people of this country. i know what the issue is, ah, when to our viewers watching a p p. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day taking the talks over the ukranian crisis public today at the request of the united states. despite the objections of russia and china, the un security council convened in new york hoping to do what weeks of talks between the us nato, the european union, ukraine and russia have failed to do, reduce the probability and the fear of war. today's meeting, as it stands, this hour did not change the entrenched positions of moscow and washington. the meeting did however, reveal just how low relations between the us and russia have suck. in fact, it hasn't been this bad since the cold war ended some 30 years ago and called right in the middle europe and ukraine. here is ukraine's un ambassado

u. k. inquiry into government events during locked down. his found serious failures in leadership and judgment says some of the gatherings should not have been allowed to happen, but it was only partially released and has left questions on onset, including where the prime minister boris johnson misled parliament by denying parties to place became fast as military gen to says it was store parts of the constitution. it is installed lieutenant colonel pool henry amoeba as transitional president. that is the headlines and east continues here now to 0 to $1.00 to $1.00 east. and counting the cost of rough knowledge of the year after full run is by our sentiment in stock market to say the price is a 10 year high, where the cost of coping become even more affordable and not dear is petroleum. minnesota, on reforming the nation's oil effects, counting the call on al jazeera. why in india, a conspiracy theory is taking hold. let it go, way up and up. i'm done with that. one is that's how they got owns a nationalist group. say mostly men are carrying

u. k. inquiry into government events during lockdown has found serious failures and leadership and judgment. instead, some of the gatherings should not have been allowed to happen. but it has left questions, announced it including where the prime minister boris johnson misled parliament. a bunker has a story. a failure of leadership behind the famous black door, sue grey's crunch findings more biting than expected. the report talks of high standards not being met by those setting, the rules of excessive alcohol consumption in the workplace and gatherings without clear authorization or oversight. some behavior, she said, was difficult to justify, against the backdrop of the pandemic. ah, were nothing overly critical of johnson himself. it's perhaps not the big take down . his rivals hopeful, a contrite prime minister, appearing in front of parliament, promising to overhaul downing street and clean up government. but no talk of stepping down. i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. and also sorry for the way that this matter has been handled. i get it and i will fix it to the peo

u. k. and inquire into the racially motivated murder of black british teenager stephen lawrence that found london's metropolitan police was institutionally racist. this week it's been announced that london messic on is put the met police chief dame crested dick on notice following a new report showing racism massage in a bullying and harassment by scotland yard offices. this, as we're hearing, growing reports are alleged institutional corruption and policing around the world . joining me now from here in london, his former met police superintendent no strict matter. thank you so much sandra string for coming on. i know everyone's more concerned, arguably with the med police investigation of lawrence johnson. we will say that chris to dick holds his political life in her hands. what's your response to the independent office for police conduct? claiming how bad scotland yard is consequently, yards as the review will ask difficult questions. they're gonna review the review to ensure that there are lasting improvements to the service we provide for all londoners. especially atlanta, that it ju

u. k. japan, the netherlands, into the waning of told their citizens to leave ukraine and the u. s. evacuated non emergency cell from the embassy in kiev. but the president of ukraine is saying that these warnings are only provoking panic. war veterans were among the thousands who march through the country's capital in a civilian show of strength earlier on. it's our borders, it's our territory. you, you know, i have to speak with our people like you, you know, like, like breast and, and see people throughs. and the tools that we have different information and know the best friend for their name is that hispanic in our country. and all this information details only for bernie doesn't help us. meanwhile, the russian military saying that it's used appropriate means to make a u. s. submarine leave its territorial waters. submarine was detected in the far east near the pacific career islands as russia conducted naval exercises that moscow says the vessel initially ignore the request to leave. canadian police have started to move in on protest. is that a blocking of vital bridge conne

u. k, he was brought into wal mart, so my signal groups that i still use with a lot of other whistleblowers researchers, journalists, and very quickly became suspicious of him because he kept talking about hacks, which we don't do. we have no need to do that. we do research, it became very confusing very fast as soon as we started coming out publicly and warning people about who this person was, we showed me and others involved in this found ourselves being attacked by people who.

u. k. he was brought into wal mart, so my signal groups that i still use with a lot of other whistleblowers researchers, journalists, and very quickly became suspicious of him because he kept talking about hacks, which we don't do. we have no need to do that. we do research, it became very confusing very fast as soon as we started coming out publicly and warning people about who this person was, we showed me and others involved in this found ourselves being attacked by people who had been our allies for a long time.

the moment the 1st russian po, cat crosses further into ukranian turret, d. u. k. has so far trade more than $22000.00 ukranian soldiers and donated more than $2500000.00 in defense. 8th. these are days of frantic diplomacy. it feels like give, has become the center of europe, does not one day that goes by without a high level visit money and weaponry out, also pouring in. but there's one crucial point that is still lacking. and that is a united front among the nato members of what you this image could only worry ukraine hungry, prime minister victor, or been at the kremlin meeting russian president vladimir putin comfort from the visit was about signing an energy deal. what do you claim crisis took center stage there too, or been, has ruled out any nato deployment to his country when you were around the same time in chem, president zelinski was meeting with the ponies. prime minister gas was also on the agenda here, finding ways for ukraine to rely less on russia when it comes to energy supplies. the ukranian president would have also urge his visitors to tune dow

u. k. japan, the netherlands, into the whiny of all told their citizens to leave ukraine. and the us have evacuated non emergency staff from the embassy and the capital key of so have reaction in a moment, dosage a barrier standing by for us in the russian capital moscow 1st. so to mike hanner in washington and mike, it appears that the 2 leaders spoke for about an hour or so. and there's been no breakthrough. indeed, yes. well, 62 minutes is the exact timing given by the white house. president biden reportedly told vladimir putin that the u. s. still preferred at diplomacy as an option. however, he warned the russian president, that there would be an i quote, a swift and severe response. i should russia invade ukraine? no sign of any real breakthrough already. although significant that the 2 leaders are still talking at believe that the french president spoke to me putin earlier in the day. and it's understood that president biden will be speaking to the french president later on in the course of the day. so, diplomatic efforts carrying on. meanwhile, the u. s. has announ

into dumbass, the u. s. delicate branded it an unprovoked violation of ukraine solver and see while the u. k. warned of fresh sanctions. russia un ambassador criticized those reactions as highly emotional and reiterated that moscow is focus, is on the avoidance of war. or joining me in the studio now is r p 's danny armstrong, thanks for coming in again, donnie. so we had a range of accusations coming from the west that how did things unfold that security council meeting? yes. so what we're seeing is more of the same, really at the un security council that met in new york course. the, the reason why convened in its emergency meeting with russia, sending those peacekeepers into the regions of hans and don. yes, which he has recognized as independence. now it's no surprise that we see the usual suspects who have played that role in the ukraine crisis over the past months received from matt, from the west, the u. k. in the u. s. you've been promising sanctions against russia and against that, those recognize newly recognized republics. we heard that from joe biden, yesterday, he was want to pla

into one more robot. this is cro vega and his event is in the u. k. believe that he could help prevent vast amounts of food waste each year crave a specializes in borrowing down into grain silos, which he can see here and there he checks if the grain is still in good condition. he can then send back a report on whether it's too damned or suspect susceptible to bug infestation. the u. n. estimates that have a $600000000.00 tons of grant gets wasted each year while it's in storage that's all for a man of his esteem. amberlynn until next time we'll take it with the battle against cove. it. the only clue variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to the test. vaccination campaigns are accelerating, while restrictions are intensifying. once again. what are these measures enough to stop the spread of omicron, fax, data and reports cove at 19 special next on d, w to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives is the threat of war in the middle of europe receding. russia says it's drawing down the troops mast ukraine's b

u. k band all aeroflot air flights into britain. russia retaliated by closing its airspace to british carriers, aeroflot is still permitted to fly into the west and liquor stores across in bars across the country in north america are showing their solidarity with ukraine by getting rid of their russian vodka brands. the show of support against the invasion is coming in several forms in bend, oregon. one restaurant owner poured all of his russian vodka down the drain liquor store. knoxville tennessee sold what was left of its russian products at cost. and even smashed a bottle. and in the widespread move, the finance minister in ontario, canada, ordered all russian bots could be removed from stores. also the news domestically tonight at salinas police officer was fatally shot during a traffic stop. last night. it happened at about 10 45 near griffin and market streets in salinas, police say 30 year old jorge david alvarado. had been with the department for five years. the suspected shooter has been arrested. police say this is the fi

into the program for discussion. oil economists, mom, do sell a may joining us today from the u. k. welcome to use or what do you read into this statement from to how do you think some countries in europe where we're overestimating the health care todd is able to provide indeed they are. i cannot supply and o n g to the european union because the bulk of it's a g is already one crafted for in the year. better creature. and i would go as well as to say that even if you are the entire export or well and you buy the united states for slavery and got that in the hardly match the amount of bad guys that i ship or why do we have here which is from 185-2200 1000000000 cubic meters. so not to one company can supply the p and union in gas. oh, rush and supplies gas supplies through the. and of course you've got washington repeatedly calling on the e. u to reduce its energy imports from russia. is there any chance of that happening? it will not ever happened, even if there was a u. k. and i go as far as to say that as long as you know am doesn't embarrass sanctions on any suppliers. and nurse

u. k band all aeroflot flights into britain.ated by closing its airspace to british carriers. aeroflot is still permitted to fly to the us lawmakers are nonprofits in the us are working to help those with family members still in ukraine, ktvu james tourist picks up her team coverage of this invasion with a look at what's being done in the bay area. to help those families. anything from acts of solidarity to donations. the bay area is trying to do its part to support ukraine. this is a horrific. situation that has been premeditated by president putin. and it has been i believe , scripted and orchestrated for months, they area lawmakers like us representative jackie speier , reacting to the days of war in ukraine at the hands of a russian invasion. she says conversations are now underway to support ukrainians within the u. s and abroad. well, we will certainly for those who are here in the united states, the offering them what's called temporary protective status. we need to look at being able to provide refugee assistance as well

a female colleague, another jokes about getting a woman into bed using a knife. r u. k correspondent, shadier edwards dusty, can tell us more. all careful incidents of hey crime involving racist, sexist and homophobic messages have been discovered by a watch drug investigation into the police. thousands of messages taking place between 20162018 were reviewed yet only 2 officers sucked. 9 of the 14 investigated are still serving in the force one another holds a contract to stop role. now the commission of face is cool to go, but not just from the public, but senior politicians, as well as former high ranking offices. we're not seeing one of instances we've seen now too many instances of the most appalling behaviors. i also think it shows a feeler obliteration in some quarters. the met police may be the worst for institutional massage any and racism, but they're not the only ones. only a statutory judge lead inquiry will do. only new leadership will do. surely, chris said it, they cannot be proud of her record when this is the norm in charing cross neck. yet her 6 to your

u. k. to ukraine. and the russian government has accused the british defense, secretary of massage izing, the crime and war, and getting his facts models softer. ben was reached back into history to suggest the u. k. could fight russia and when by the way and get away. i don't know if that is consistent publication is concerned ever since the fall or the soviet union when there was talk about helping russia. in fact, what, what was actually happened is consistent attempts to try and sort of clamp down on russia. push the boundaries back, incorporate many former soviet countries into nato. and there was talk quite recently of bringing the ukraine into nato as a consistent to cock chrissy in the way that russia is treated by comparison. if you think of china, china and doing all sorts of things that the west would be saying is, is unacceptable. but in fact, nothing happens in the way of sanctions fall from it. there's more business been done that has been done with a rush as a master to view and is actually trying to stop shelling that on mass republic saying they've been relentlessly attacking the region for 8 years. the city and eventually spoke a couple of hours ago,

u. k. pallana subarus. johnson was grilled in parliament over an investigation into a series of parties held at his downing street residence during the cobra 19 lockdown. the findings accuse him and parts of his team are failing in leadership and judgment. johnson has apologized, but says he will not step down. the prime minister, a crunched day for boris johnson, leaving his headquarters in london's downing street to give a statement in parliament on what's become known as the party gates scandal. firstly, i want to say, sorry, and i'm sorry for the things we simply didn't get right. and also sorry for the way that this matter has been handled and it's no use saying that this will, that was within the rules and is no you saying that people we're working hard. i know the opposition leader kiss. darma was quick to pounce, who the st. johnson repeatedly claim the lockdown rules were followed. despite the parties in downing street, the house that the guy that we now know that 12 cases have reached the threshold for criminal investigation, which i read mind the house, means that there is evidence of serious an

u. k. to ukraine. the russian government has accused the british defense secretary of mythologized in the 19th century crimean war and get thing is far from models. that's up to bend, wallace reached back into the street to suggest the u. k. could fight russia and when by the way it is consistent publication as far as concern ever since the fall or the soviet union, when there was talk about helping russia. in fact, what was actually happened is consistent attempts to try and sort of clamp down or rush, push the boundaries back, incorporate many foremost countries into the nato. and the was talk quite recently of bringing the ukraine into nato. is there is a consistent hypocrisy in the way that russia is treated by comparison. if you think of china, china is doing all sorts of things that the westwood saying is, is unacceptable. but in fact nothing happens in the way of sanctions fall from it. there's more business been done that has been done with in the news, the canadian prime minister has announced the country will end the use of the emergency act since invoking it 10 days ago. authorities were given temporary powers to crack down on until vaccine monday protest as you occupied much of

wednesday, we actually saw another shipment of anti tank missiles systems fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. now, while the u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one origins took diplomat, appeared to be in need of a, a geographer, amman, and 0 talks with lateral proposals, confusing to russian regions with another to in they bring you crime, you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. thank you . the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. of those reasons have, of course, always been unquestionably part of russia, of fact, but seemingly confused. the case for i'm secretary, or despite trust, apparently apologizing for the mistake, had been spoke, a wave of criticism on the internet with money saying it was i'm becoming of countries highest ranking diplomat to make such a blunder. some wondered how you can go into the official talks and not have been what enough informed about the regions she w