u. as a result of briggs. however, it has emerged at sky tv, which is the host platform for the channel in the u. k. says it will be removed within 24 hours. that is, despite the fact that it is not going to wait for the media regulator in the u. k. this is off come to carry out the current investigations that are underway into the channel. now the u. k. foreign secretary has also warned about the repercussions of banding ought fi from broadcasting, not just in the u. k, but essentially across the european union. she says that they would be tit for tat reactions in russia, and that could seep would cost us, such as the b, b, c being banned from broadcasting in russia. and that would deny the russian citizens the option of alternative media with a different narrative of what's happening now in a separate development. today, european energy ministers are going to meet to basically look at the usual reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas used here in the you 35 percent of crude oil, more than 40 percent of coal supplies all come from russia. and the e. u is des

the u . k is among the accuses saying it has strong evidence. vladimir putin is behind those crimes and that the international criminal court will make any final decisions. france claims president putin is only pretending to be interested in peace negotiations. joe biden has also called vladimir putin, a murderous dictator. and a pure fog. the kremlin has slammed those words as unacceptable. an unforgivable russia accuses the waste of pouring money and weapons into ukraine and thus fueling the conflict sanctions designed to punish russia for its actions in ukraine are beginning to hurt elsewhere to moscow. begun to retaliate against the wisdom measures by banning the export of more than 200 items to unfriendly states. us consumers are among those feeling the economic consequences of the anti russia sanction. the ban on russian energy in ports that president biden announced a march the 8th is making gasoline prices rise. along with the cost of living in general, such hikes come on top of the existi

u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack on the hospital is absolutely aboard and reckless and pulling, and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. we've already pledged 220000000. if humanitarian aid are all dec appeal has now reached a $130000000.00, which is the largest amount it's ever achieved since $24.00. so the british people are full square behind the people of ukraine. we're doing all we can to support and i was just, as you said, 1st, we both governments, both are people both have tremendous admiration for presidents lensky, for his entire team, for the training people that they represent. but the courage, they've shown the strengths, the determination, the dignity faced with this russian onslaught is extraordinary. and it's powerfully moving, i think, to people around the world. if i were in presence once he's position, i'm sure i would be asking for everything possible in his mind to help the ukra

u. k. demand so far less than is in the u in the countries with regard to gas. he says he's coming up with a plan, but he wants to end in port of gas as well. so the u. k, it seems, is signaling that it's going to do something similar, but it's very hard, i think, for many of the european union countries, and particularly for germany to follow with this. now, although we've heard from senior european leaders, just speaking again on twitter in the last couple of hours, i sort of on the line who is the president, the europe in commission, say somebody europe is going to have to do it was going to have to do anyway, changing its energy supplies because of the environment to, to go more green. it's not going to have to speed up that process. and throughout all of this, president brewton has forgiven me. president lincoln has been i'm sorry, us secretary of state antony blink and has been having meetings with french president, a manual macro. we understand the talks are still going on. france, of course being one of the biggest economies in the european union, just ta

u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack on the hospital is absolutely abort, reckless and pulling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. will up to 14 days of war, russian forces make gains in the air as shown on the map. in red se fruits agreed for the evacuation of civilians are only partially successful. residents of dire are evacuating says up or is yet people in money. a poll, we're also expected to go there, but so far, evacuation attempts failed elsewhere. an escape route has been established between above not and grubs, but in the car, key region residents from him are expected to go to las over and evacuation efforts have continued from su me to paul tava, colorado some towns around keith have also been agreed. people are trying to get into a capital as russian forces clothes in general report some live in western ukraine . the day of relative calm along temporary avenues of escape. war came su

u. k. is reliance on russian, oil and gas. some of course johnson's critics have slammed in for the move. so i think the issue of human rights violations in saudi arabia. well, the western support for re add some military efforts and yemen has been accused of contributing to what the united nations calls a humanitarian crisis in the water country. we should warn you, some of the following images may be distressing. however, the un has so far managed to raise barely a 3rd of the sum required for humanitarian crisis management in yemen. this year with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates among the top 3 don't as last year. not providing any funds at all this time. the un say such a failure in pledging is due to the ongoing conflict in ukraine and basha omar the red cross spokes person on yemen believes this shifting of global attention may cause devastating consequences. world is shifting attention to words or other conflicts in like the conflict in a few, we are like more recently the conflict in, in no crane and they are

the u. k is another country that's been stridently, anti immigration in recent years. the government had been heavily criticized for its handling of ukraine's refugee crisis, only opening its doors to a fraction of applicants. but now britain is allowing private families and charities to host ukrainian nationals. think like myself, i was brought up that way helping people is, is one of those duties you have as a member of society as a human being. and you know, principles on principles until you stand by them. how long that spirit of welcome will last will likely depend on how long the conflict lasts. and how high the numbers rise. but for now, ukraine's plight has opened borders and homes in europe and beyond. the ukrainian men who survived the holocaust has been killed in russian shelling in hockey. 96 year old boris roman jenko lived through nat, imprisonment and forced labor in several concentration camps, including vault after world war 2. he returned home to hockey, where he became a prominent peace activist and a campaigner. he was killed when his apartment bloc

u. k. is great. have you on the program? can you just explain to us the rationale behind targeting, specifically oligarchs? well, in the russian economies organized in the network of interconnected orders and the government, so it's extremely concentrated to economy as well. meaning that a very few individuals control large chart chunks of the economy. so even targeting $300.00 individuals is a very detrimental to the whole economy. and the way the russian economic network works is that these large companies are co owned with the government. so that, that means that there is a kind of or ripped or cushion effect on the whole network of this and, you know, big cluster firms that are somehow connected to the government. so that rise, that the impact will be very important. and so to these, all the guys have a lot of sway over vladimir putin himself, can they? can they change his behavior if they are here to kill any hot i believe that, oh not necessarily. i do not have this information. have i think that targeting large compan

is coming. so i the west u. s. u k. is you germany helping us or you will be defeated to get i was dictated portion because ukrainians will survive. and you should help us because it's impossible to see co children, hoke, it's a been was blood without today, my colleague asked me hanna code to find parents because do new born kids, they are parents were killed. so we need to find family. adopt this 2 kids get new. imagine this, this news i've gotten every minute. so and i don't understand why the wall is keeping silent. why there is no protection from sky on a, on a hope core. there it's, it's, it's a horrible situation. the world is watching, we're reporting on it continuously. thank you so much for taking the time and talking to why you are what you need to help are you need. yeah, well we'll, we'll, we'll, we'll do our best. her talking to us from issues in poland. thank you so much, stay safe. and here's a look at some other developments in the conflict. tens of thousands of people around the world have been protesti

and he is also having a bit of trouble when it comes to seeing eye to eye over who should be on the sanctions list. now we know that the u. k, which is not in the u. n. listed oligarchy, or leg digit, passcode on it lists. but the use decided not to follow c to why you may be asking whether it's been suggested that the founder of the major metal produce e and plus group has got huge assets in countries like austria and also in psych breasts. and there are concerns freezing his assets and could actually have repercussions that so not so keen to do that. sanctions have to be approved by all members of the block. if one says no, the sanctions don't go ahead. what we're really seeing now is off to that a ritual strength. there is no limit to how much pain individual countries want to endure as a result of the war in ukraine. my thanks for joining us. aeronautics international for the latest update. she can of course, check our website r t dot com, but we'll be back again in 30 minutes with well say them a started brushes, military operation in ukraine. the west is talked about russia and russians. russia side of the story is es

u. k. is among the accuses saying is, has strong evidence that he may, putin is behind those crimes. and that the international criminal court will make any final decisions. france claims president putin is only pretending to be interested in peace negotiations. while joe biden is also called by the mon puting, a murderous dictator, and a pure thought. the criminal slammed those words is unacceptable. unforgivable and rash accuses the west of pouring money and weapons in the ukraine, and thus fueling the conflicts. sanctions designed to punish russia for its actions in ukraine are beginning to hurt elsewhere to moscow is begun to retaliate against the west and measures by budding. the exports of more than $200.00 items to what he calls unfriendly states us consumers are among those feeling. the economic consequences of the anti russian sanctions, the battle russian energy impulse, the president biden announced the march the 8th is making gasoline prices right along with the cost of living in general. so types come on top of the existing inflation problem, which divided administration

u. k. is parameters to paras. johnson who faced an emotional questioning from the ukranian journalist today who recently crossed the border into poland, which was where boris jose johnson was earlier. today you are coming to portland, you are not coming to kia, prime minister, you are not come into relief because you are a freight because nato is not willing to defend. because maybe he's afraid of the woolworth lee, but it is already started and is the ukrainian children who are they're taking the hit. you're not going about more sanctions prime minister, but my mortgage is not sanction. he is in london. his children are not in the bombardments his children are there in london. splits. children are in nettles. in germany, in mentions, i always mention seized. i don't see that. i see that my family members, that my team members. i think that to be a great, you know, the power to rob. this is what is happening. prime minister. well, thank you. thank you very much for questions and, and thank you for getting here tod

and what he should be doing is introducing a win for tax on earth, put it on a, those are hydrocarbon produces here in the u. k. or which would enable energy prices to come down in this country. a win for tax is something that many people would like to see here in the u. k. but at the moment, the main criticism is on. as you were referring to those executions in saudi arabia, via killing of jamal i shall g, the journalist, and so on. well, this trust the foreign secretary has been saying that urge you to the situation, you crate, and the great threat that russia was posing it into international security. britain has to reach out to a government even if the british government doesn't like what they are doing well. i mean that is quite an understatement in terms of public opinion here in the u. k . so they are clearly sensitive to those criticisms, but going ahead they away came to be seen to be exploring alternatives, which could reduce this very, very serious energy situation. energy crisis here, the u. k, which is already hitting people in the pocket and will do so even more later in the year. not in baba rep

u. k. is said to have licensed more than 20000000000 pounds in weaponry, sells to riyadh since the start of war in yemen. which is prime minister recently traveled to saudi arabia talks on energy security and ending the use case reliance on russian oil and gas some of bars. johnson's critics have slammed him for the move, fighting the issue of human rights violations in saudi arabia. so western support for ransom military assets in yemen has been accused of contributing to what the united nations calls a humanitarian crisis and the war torn country. however, the un has so far managed to raise valley a 3rd of the sum required for humanitarian crisis management. in yemen this year, with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates among the top 3 don't as last year, not providing any funds, a tool this time. you and say such a failure and pledging it's a view to be ongoing conflict in ukraine and omar. the red cross spokes person on yemen believes the shifting of global attention may cause devastat

and the u. k is left red faced and demanding. youtube removed a video of a phone call, in which the british defense minister thoughts with emotion pranksters and gives them crucial information from the conversation. it became clear the u. k. ponds. the sale is naval fleet for the black sea. ah. from moscow to the world, this is our international. my name is peter scott. and wherever you join us from, welcome to the program has been claimed the ministration building of the southern ukrainian city of marty. you, paul, is now under the control of the russian military and his war rages on in ukraine. china has put the blame on the u. s. claiming that washington thieves to shift responsibility for its actions on sort of. meanwhile, european commission chief earth of underlying says, the block won't let russia circumvent sanctions, and use energy supplies as an instrument of blackmail. light comes after moscow announced that quotes on friendly nations would have to pay for gas in rubles where the western s

while another key western supply, the u. k is said to have license more than 20000000000 pounds and weaponry sales to react since the start of war in yemen. which is prime minister recently traveled to saudi arabia for talks on energy security and ending the case reliance on russian oil and gas for the forest. johnson's critics have slammed him for the move, so i see the issue of human rights violations in saudi arabia. the western support will react to military efforts in yemen has been accused of conjugating what the united nations calls a humanitarian crisis and the war torn country. we should warn you. some of the following images may just be distressing. however, he went house so far managed to raise belly, a 3rd of the sum required for humanitarian crisis management in yemen. this year with saudi arabia and the united arab emirates among the top 3 donors last year. not providing any funds at all this time. the un say such a failure in pledging to do to the ongoing conflict in ukraine and michelle omar, the red cross, spokes

and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. severson has reaction from the ukranian capital. keith. well, of course, huge condemnation about what happened in their mario ball, and this is not the 1st hospital that's been hit by russian bombard, bombardments. and it's also not the 1st children's hospital and the president overloaded miss lensky, lashed out on twitter against it. and i will read what easy, what you wrote, how much longer will it will be an accomplice, ignoring to come close to sky right now, you have the power, but you seem to be losing humanity. and he's basically of course, directing his words to the west to europe, who he accuses of standing by and watching while his country is being bombarded. every single new air strike basically makes europe losing face and that's how ukrainians see it here. and mario paul has of course, taking a really huge, told you on this war, more than a 1000 people have died or any day, even before the tribe on the maternity

u. k. is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced earlier today. and of course, the attack on the hospital is absolutely important, reckless and appalling. and the u. k is at the forefront of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine. streams and buses and cars have been taking families out of mario poll cave and several other ukrainian cities. despite the decoration of humanitarian corridors, several explosions have been heard around the capital journal reports from levine in western ukraine a day of relative calm along temporary avenues of escape. war came suddenly to the people of ukraine. getting away from it is much harder. from cities like sumi in the north where residential buildings were struck over night, and from godaddy in the east. for many civilians still trapped in the ruins of their cities. there is no rest spite nor for medical teams in hospitals where the injured arrived daily was up. how are you little volva? the doctor asks. i am fine, replies the boy, following surgery to r

the u. k is also planning to phase out in ports by the end of the year while the use as it would reduce its dependence on russian energy. by 2 thirds of gabrielle elizondo is live at the new york stock exchange for escape. good to see you. so tell us, so what effect has the biden oil announcement actually had on the markets there? well, it's been a vile, a tile trading day here on wall street, as you can probably imagine, as traders are really trying to grapple with the uncertainty of the geopolitical tensions. but it's a whole host of things. it's not just one, but you could really get a sense of how the markets were gonna react as president joe biden was speaking, making his announcement about the ban of russian oil earlier on tuesday. as he was speaking, as he began to speak, the tao was actually in green. it was but trading positively. but as he was speaking of the major indicators started to drop into the read and they continued to drop as he was speaking. so you could see the uncertainty wa

u. k is really individualistic and then america is really individualistic and then it gets more more individualistic. anthony, for into the pacific ocean is white, where he percent. i think that's why sometimes in the year we look a study askance america. like they kind of crazy and often the craziness. what we're seeing is craziness is, is they really individualistic. and i think that's certainly true in the u. s. and that creates some of the kind of more while the behaviors. but of course, the equally ease, tribal easy is about, you know, all that stuff. is that conspiratorial thinking, the q and on people, you know, that's a try, that's a status gay, and this stuff is universal. you know, we, you know, we all kind of thing of access to it, to a certain degree so that there's certainly no reason at all why we couldn't at some point, you know, things are getting worse. see stuff like that happening in the u. k. he says gleefully, well, he loves talking to you today. i love reading a social i

u. k. is defense, ministry is warning, rushes, navy has effectively shut ukraine's maritime border. it has a distant blockade, has close ukraine's access to the black sea and rushes. navy is conducting missile strikes across the country. and it says russia has carried out amphibious landing in the sea of as of, and could conduct war. meanwhile, power has been restored to damage supply line at ukraine's chernobyl nuclear plant, which is under russian control. the site lost all external power on wednesday, sparking international concerns about the radioactive materials stored there. but there are new concerns for the safety of staff at the plant. hundreds of workers are suffering, physical and mental exhaustion that's according to the u. n's nuclear body. meanwhile, representatives from the u. s. and china meeting in rome on monday, the talks come after the white house national security advisor, jake sullivan, told china not to help russia avoid the impact of sanctions from the war and ukraine. allen fisher, as more from washington d. c. at this meeting has been planned for some time,

u. k. is among the accuses saying that it has strong evidence that blood in the person is behind those crimes, and that the international criminal court will make any final decisions front claims that president putin is only pretending to be interested in peace negotiations. and joe biden has called person a murderous dictator, and a pure thug. the kremlin has slammed those words as unacceptable and unforgivable russia, in turn accuses the waste of pouring money and weapons into ukraine. and thus fueling the conflict. now sanctioned, designed to punish russia for its actions in ukraine are beginning to hurt elsewhere to moscow. begun to retaliate against the wisdom measures by bending the export of more than 200 items to so called unfriendly states. u. s. consumers are among those feeling. the economic consequences of the anti rush of sanction the ban on russian energy imports that president biden announced march the 8th if making gasoline prices rise. along with the cost of living in general.

the u. k is left red faced and demanding youtube remove the video of a phone call.

u. k. is media regulator now pulling ortiz broadcasting license with immediate effect. more of that, a little bit later in the program, ukraine's interior minister insists any deal with moscow would be possible only after the russian trips withdraw. that comes after another round of peace talks as the head of the russian, that delegation says that there has been some progress towards meeting moscow's demands for you to recognize the independence of the lugens and done. yet republics who will control dunbar is one of the key points or the negotiations. their point is that keeps until that our point that the source of the power of people so that people done bus should control their land. but there are some issues that should be discussed edition in which i want to say that any negotiations must start from ukraine's rightful position. so in particular that the russian troops must return to exactly where they came from when they started their attack on february 24th. what's china slammed the u. s. for trying to coerce beijing during a call between the country's leaders on f

while the u. k is also planning to phase out russian oil imports by the end of the year, while the e u, which is more exposed, says it will reduce its dependence by 2 thirds of the announcement has seen oil prices surge even higher with some analysts predicting it could push europe towards recession. charlie angela has more now from central london. already struggling with rising living costs. ordinary europeans now face another blow to their finances. with the conflict and ukraine, pushing fuel and food prices even higher as a plan to phase out oil imports, russia takes shape the economic cost of the war is hitting home. i'm going to record another kind of absurd. 15 days ago. nobody can think about it. the problem is not the price, it will be to morrow, but how much it will cost in $15.00 days. i think there's times are coming, but we will have to deal with it. here in london, people are seeing a ripple effect of the russian invasion of the pachel pump. prices have been rising steadily since january.

u. k. forensic journalist truss called to strike a pulling the best way to help protect the skies. israel antea weaponry which the u. k is now going to be supplying to ukraine. that's what the defense secretary announced dahlia to day. and of course, the attack only hospital is absolutely abhorrent, reckless and pulling. and the u. k. isn't full front of supplying humanitarian aid into ukraine, said boston, is that 9 for us in the ukranian capital, kiva instep hasn't been any further action to the events in maryville. well, of course, huge condemnation about what happened to the mario ball, and this is not the 1st hospital that's been hit by russian bombard, bombardments. and it's also not the 1st children's hospital and the president followed him as lensky lashed out on twitter against it. and i will read what he, what he wrote, how long will it will be an accomplice, ignoring, or close to sky right now, you have the power, but you seem to be losing you, manatee. and he's basically of course, directing his words to the west to europe, who he accuses off standing by and watching while his country is being bombarded. ever

transported goods and the cost of living. russia is the world's 2nd largest exporter of oil, the u in ports 27 percent of its own. from russia, the u. k. little less than 10 percent in the u. s. just 8 percent, which is why europe will feel the effect of the bad far more acutely than the u. s . the e. you also plans to cut its dependency on russian gas by 2 thirds this year. that's 26 percent of its supply. this will end our over dependency and give us much needed room to maneuver 2 thirds by the end of this year. it's hard, bloody odd, but it's possible if we're willing to go further and faster than we've done before . but experts say this decision will be difficult compromises hitting that target be very challenging. if they do that at a given us, be aware of the consequences, they'll have to be additional use of nuclear, which is supposed be phased out in certain countries. the lab be more coal use, which won't help climate goals, that there was even a point said turn your thermostat down one degree. and that has a major impact on potential gas use. the payoff of this eventual band that european consumers will no longer be inadvert

the u. k is also planning to phase our russian oil imports by the end of the year. while the e u says it will reduce its dependence for 2 thirds. but the announcement is sunny's in oil prices. surgery, even higher. charlie angela reports from london already struggling with rising living costs. ordinary europeans now face another blow to their finances. with the conflict in ukraine, pushing fuel and food prices even higher as a plan to phase out oil imports. russia takes shape the economic cost of the war is hitting home. i prefer another co figure absurd. 15 days ago. nobody can think about it. the problem is not the price. it will be to morrow, but how much it will cost in $50.00 days. i think there's times are coming, but we will have to deal with it. here in london, people are seeing a ripple effect of the russian invasion of the pachel pump. prices have been rising steadily since january that have now reached a new record high. this could have enough on effect the cost of transported goods and the cost of living. russia is the world's 2nd largest exporter of oil.

and the u. k is left red face, done demanding. youtube removed a video of a phone call in which the british defense minister for the bush and frank. this gives them crucial information from the conversation. it became clear you've a, the u. k. plans to send a naval fleet for the black sea ah, coming to your life or my headquarters here in moscow. you're watching art. see, it's just going to fix them in the morning here in the russian capital. my name is peter scott and welcome to the program that's being claimed. the administration building of the southern city of matthew paul is now under the control of the russian military. and as war rages in ukraine, china has put the blame on the us, claiming the washington sees to shift responsibility for his actions on to others. meanwhile, european commission chief ursula on de lion says the block won't lead russia circumvent sanctions and use energy supplies and is an instrument of blackmail that comes after moscow announced a quote on friendly nations would

u. k. is left red faced and demanding. youtube removes a video of a phone call in which the british defense minutes consults with russian prices and give them crucial information on the conversation. it became clear the you k plans to sail it's naval fleet to the black sea. ah, from moscow to the world, this is our see international. my name is peter scott and these are the top stories, this our as being claim, the administration building of the southern city of murray. you, paul, is now under the control of the russian military. and as war rages in ukraine, china has put the blame on the us, claiming the washington seeks to shift responsibility for his actions on to others . meanwhile, european commission chief of on the lion says the block won't sled russia circumvent sanctions, and use energy supplies as an instrument of blackmail that comes after moscow announced quotes on friendly nations would have to pay for gas in rubles west and sanctions on russia. already put in global food supply c

u. k. is broadcast regulation is revoke the license of the russian government r t channel of com says it does not consider aunty to be fit and proper to hold a license and cannot be considered a responsible broadcaster. the presidents of china and the u. s. had you to hold their 1st direct talk since november, friday's phone call, fullest growing us concern over china's tie is with russia. the u. s. secretary of state says that china appears to be open to providing military assistance to the russians. will continue to call on all nations, especially those with direct influence with russia to use whatever leverage they have to compel moscow to end this war of choice. we believe china, in particular, has a responsibility to use this influence with president putin and to defend the international rules and principles that professor support. instead, it appears that china is moving in the opposite direction by refusing to condemn this aggression while seeking to portray itself as a neutral arbiter.

well, the ukrainian crisis has highlighted the u. k is heavy reliance on russian diesel imports and while the u. k, as recently been, came to emphasize its move away from russian gas dependents on moscow for diesel has had fewer mentions, according to official british government figures in 2020, at london imported most of its diesel from russia, leaving other large suppliers the netherlands on saudi arabia. trailing demand for russian fuel occident has been on the rise since 2010 with supplies increasing by almost 8 percent that says u. k. domestic production of diesel fell over the same time period. the u. k. bond oil and gas from rush in response to the countries operation in ukraine with imports at the stop by the end of 2022. but london has been struggling to find substitute suppliers. boris johnson recently held talks with gulf states, the u. v. on saudi arabia, who's human rights records, have repeatedly made headlines. well, amid severe a condemnation among the western community to russia's actions in ukraine, officials from the mi

georgia and mold over the u. k is put more russian business men on its blacklist, including the owner of chelsea, football, club, roman abramivitch. it freezes his attempt to sell the club. and miss chelsea can't sell. tickets to matches in touch about her begins are coverage in ukraine. in mary a pool. they are bearing their daddy in mass graves. what was unimaginable 2 weeks ago is now daily life. there's no time for papa good buys . in the southern ukrainian city, days of russian shelling have killed more than a 1200 people and cut water and power supplies grow. they beat you were in yet we have no gas. we have reason. we have no food man. low, tier three's a been caught bodies at been buried in the yards of their body blogs. it's so scary . we can't leave leg this yet though. no good humor, pray for mario bull. we are being bombed from all directions. pray for mothers with children please. it's very hard and is getting worse yet another attack leaves residence in this part of the city. bewildered and wondering why

and of course russia is not in the category of countries who would be, who would be ready to do. so the u. k. has ordered the r t news channel off the air . the kremlin says the decision to revoke it's broadcast license in the u. k is madness. britain's regulator of com says that r t can't be considered a fit, and proper broadcaster, the channels coverage of the crane war was subject to 29 separate investigations. and what critics describe a state sponsored propaganda in other he is argentina. senate has approved a deal to refinance a $45000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund ahead of the vote. thousands of protest as gathered in the capitol point us out as many are against borrowing more money that have been holding regular demonstration style for more than a year. constitutional court judges in peru of voted to release former president alberto fuji maury from prison. the 83 year old is serving a 25 year sentence for murder and corruption. the court reinstated the partner that food you already received 5 years ago and those bad lives, but he's continues here on al jazeera af

u. k. rely on gas heating, and yes, only a fraction of that gas comes from russia. but as the prices continue to rise, regardless of where the gas comes from, the u. k is feeling the heat of what is a home grown problem? loan and sandy. well, okay. one, because if i can move it's quite cold and diane's kidmore's home, her monthly budget for gas and electricity is the equivalent of about 50 euros and she never has anything left over in recent weeks. energy prices of sword it's costing 50 percent more. so am i, can i just my suppose i, if i turn the heating on, i use the timer up, set it for half an hour, it goes off a lot on eating off again, and that can assist me through. meanwhile, if i need to, i've got jumpers, soccer cardigan ivy cardigan and hold it to hugging the radiator. oh, she's not complaining. and can we do? even though she now can hardly get any visitors, she turns on the heat for 30 minutes. a bit of comfort. i've got a temperature thing here. 60 degrees, i mean? yeah, outside is 10 degrees that i quite warm. so this is okay. 16 is okay. so go down that is that 12 plus i'm against a night time coup. evenings is getting more expensive to

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