yeah, and currently i'm state mcglatian bill that is not possible here in the u. k. so the u. k is essentially under this current safety of one to bill different all of its international legal obligations onto another country. and in fact, it saves as much in the bit itself, in which, in which case, a safe country, the definition of a safe country under this bill is one that meets all of the u. k. international legal obligations under the refugee convention. ok, this problem is asking one question before you been a time. i mean have we seen this case before? i'm thinking of the former german transfer under the miracle she signed an agreement with turkey that involved turkey receiving money. and in exchange for that, it agreed to house migrants to keep them from making the trip to europe. are these 2 agreements, or are they comfortable as well? we are seeing this rise and state practice of these requested states the country presents, but they have been other forms of restraint on them, including that of individual fidelity, be sent to another state of the country if they have a

u. k. is direct involvement and the ukraine, or what's your immediate reaction to that? this is valerie surprise, a to is a very poorly kids like that. i mean there are already things in front of the football game. you have the, if the is the visual bite service already and the, and these different right amongst of us the fall and these different ones there. so i and one can also say that the s i s has been involved, especially as it was more and more land operations. these colors it, but one can hardly say that but indirect. now because i mean that the level of complexity and direct involvement is becoming more apparent. yeah, the, the speeds also report and that the u. k. special, both service coordinated preparations full the landings and given that a business a unit, there's parts of the case, royal navy. what does this say about london's commitments a key, if, as well, i say this is showing the desperation at the political level, because that might be best for gamblers, but there are a slot machine and that is showing up in my mind. but what did they do? that double

u. k. is the defense industry is on a war footing that's according to permanence, to refuse to, to, to add the military budget is set to grow by tens of billions of pounds to ensure weapons production. we will increase defense spending to a new baseline. that's 2 and a half percent of gdp by 2030. not stults today. and roy's is steadily in each and every year. over the next 6 years, will invest an additional $75000000.00 pounds in our defense. let's do not get on to announce the law just as a military aid package to ukraine during his visit. the opponent, he mentioned, was sold with nato secretary general to discussing your pain security. that the prime minister now is set to head over to germany for a meeting with john. so overlap schultz will. that's learn more, shall we go from like a robot griffith, the general secretary of the communist party of britain, joining us alive now from the from new port in the u. k. it just about 6 minutes past 8 in the evening. it's great to get you on robert.

u. k. is also intimately involved in this apparently, nonexistent, more actively engaging against iranian air force assets during the attack on the as well. but the spike, this washington is sticking to the story even when pre of their soldiers were killed in a drone attack. in the region. we don't want to see a whitening of this conflict. we don't see this conflict whitening as it still remains contained to gaza. and the western media has of course, don't. it's best to assist white house attempts to downplay the seriousness of the situation in the region. like eagerly spinning divided ministrations all as well. narrative even telling us that the rainy attack represented a victory for israel. i'm regardless of what the pentagon on their bosses in the white house tells us. it's clear that the us is up to its neck in the middle east problems, but admitting that during an election year is not something any sitting president wants to do. much like the collapsing ukrainian misadventure. it's far be

most of those days and confession proves that the u. k is a direct policy to the conflict. also, he has all the u. k. world navy for comments will bring you the reply. as soon as it comes in, associated professor and independent research and greg simons, as the u. k is placed as reputation on the line by supposing he f showing this desperation as a political level because the deeper gambler's the slot machine is showing up in my mind. but what do they do that double down? they put the whole political career reputation on being able to beat russia using you and everything is probably going. this is not going to be the case. so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it that shows me the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians of behavior and the most as furnish was but the site itself, lewis's perfect. the president booth and house held a video conference with the governors whose regions were affected by the flood, creeping across central russian government boots and emphasize which issues should take priori

u. k. is lancaster university. we asked him what he thinks about and nothing yahoo, his argument that early elections would only benefit from us. yeah, i think we need to contextualize this in the sense that there has been a lot of, i'm good direct to that benjamin netanyahu over the past. however many years, most of his time in office has been characterized by anger, frustration, political divisiveness, and not more so than the past couple of years. the face of challenges from the right from the religious right, from people who are frustrated out, the religious right that are oppressed protests and, and growing anger at the exclusion of the. ready tree service full members of the head of the community. and so to say that this is all about the, the how much situational the inability to get the hostages back, i think, is misguided. and i think it points to a much the frustration that is brewing within his railey society at nothing. yahoo, whose political like to man and his political maneuverings, simon may bon ther

dialogue group people to get it to be that little group is a collaborative, a bunch, a lot of back when i brought it to the 0 school it does the u. k. are they the lads jagow, the swede did a so what. busy purchase, is he available that julia? that's about the list of what was up something with the bids that it was a disease. the digits of the i just did go bit the video from credited and i thought because we had a to see house of justice type box. but because we're all creators discussing these issues. we've talked about these load the like that this of the get up to date. that was what was looked at that. so that was who beat their feet while we are the or that way you'd be so. sorry, the book will see that was part of the saw do whatever they push the jump on the bids gabe about and said, yeah, public was the ups to find the standard rate. you're going to see i this of this kind of go by this little piece of the process of shock. i've got to put it to the fact that the guys are be with them for a long time. they, well, what did that through years? we appreciate you that you did my best feel say about the retard bitch. i'm not so

u. k. is a direct policy to the conflicts i'll tell you, has all the u. k. will native comments and will bring to the reply as soon as they associate professor and independent research a greg simon's so it's a u. k. his face is reputation on the line by supporting key if on the list of showing this desperation as a political level, because otherwise the deeper game blows. but there are a slot machine that is showing up in bombing. but what do they do? they double down, they put the whole political career reputation on being able to beat russia using your crime. and everything is probably been, this is locked out to be the guys. so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it, it shows no, i mean the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians of the higher and the most as brothers loves but the site, it's all lewis's to the west is instigating terrorism in russia. recordings of the countries deputy foreign minister, his pullman came off, the most goes late is pro revealed that ukraine's original h

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anything except being a nuisance to every now rage is boiling life among robot and is all position policies also b, u k. finally, post a controversial bill that we send a legal asylum. seek is important to rewind the, the rich nations like the u. k, should fulfill their responsibility to host refugees and notes and then to search countries. we have problems with foot security, mal nutrition, poverty, joblessness, lack of housing repression. so what will happen to these refugees? the birthdays paula moses approved legislation to address the influx of mike wardens into the country, hoping the mass able the tongue refugees from taking small boats across the english channel. the pond proposes to send the illegal asylum seekers arriving from safe countries, such as phones to the african nation as pay compensation, including a fee for every individual relocated. the asylum claims would be processed in veranda and disapproved. migraines would remain that we're wrong, that officials have set the police with below. but the legislation has caused a wave of control to say in the u. k. parliament, some bush minist

u. k. is far and secretary said, doing the same thing against russian weapons. fighter ukraine risks escalating the conflict the need of the brands that they are asking, shooting down for items and miss solves a rock and syria. why can't they do it of ukraine? what's a very good question, what we've done more than any of the country i think individually to help ukrainians? i've said both here in the u. k, but more important to or allies around the world is do everything you can to support you. great in terms of money in terms of diplomacy, increase it in terms of weapons, giving them weapons to defend themselves, training the troops. those are absolutely the right things to do. and we've done more of that than anyone for that actually pushing nato forces directly in conflict with russian forces. i think that would be a dangerous escalation. yeah, maybe all the u. k has already been the biggest belligerent in the contact with ukraine to date, less course live now independent journalist areas li

u. k. is a direct party to the conflict r t as us the u. k. roy laser for comment. we bring you the reply. if one comes in, well, sweden based independent research or greg simon saves london, has placed its reputation on the line by holy supporting the key of cover. this is showing this desperation as logical level, because otherwise these different gamblers where the slot machine is showing up in modeling. but what do they do that double down? they put the whole political korea in reputation on being able to beat russia using your crime. and everything is probably being, this is not going to be because, so what did i do? that doesn't battle desperation. i mean, this is a very tactical level of it that shows not, i mean, the desperation about the ripples this which wisdom politicians behaving and the most as furnish was but ideas site. it's not live, which is uh, 2 square footage a. okay, greg simon is running off or are of news there. i'll be back in just a we're 5 minutes with more of the big stories at making headlines across the world that affecting your world t

he strikes on rafa ivan not to fit. death told in conflict stricken dogs as of policies, 134000 u. k is rich enough to host refugees that semester is coming from. were wanting to know position politicians, outrage. 5 persons recently adult to legislation enables london to send unwilling to the legal migraines, to the central applicant country. and it breaks the use of freedom, farmington hall side regime on the 1st that democratic elections, nation state farm. and if they give going see an exclusive interview as sort of required aware what to what it means to be in the face and whooped headed out of your own pension. the a very welcome assistant full pm here in moscow. and this is on the international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us this out on the top story, despite west, through the times to cripple the welsh and economy, lots of it turn saves a positive trend is expected this year with the state and budget, increasing inflation slowing down a list of what the letter is in progressive development of our economy is positively reflected in the federal bu

u. k. is the defense industry is on a war footing that's according to the prime minister who added the military budget is set to grow by tens of billions of pounds. somehow to ensure the further production of what we will increase defense spending to a new base volume of 2 and a half percent of g d p. by 2030. over the next 6 years, we'll invest an additional 75000000000 pounds in our defense. we have a clear plan for what we'll spend when we'll spend it, and how we pay for it. first, we will put the u. k. so in defense industry, unable to take one of a central lessons of the war and ukraine, is that we need deepest stop calls of munitions and for industry to be able to replenish them more quickly. so you're not going on to announce the law just as a minute treat package to ukraine during his visit. opponent, reading it and will sole, with nato secretary general. the prime minister is now set to head over to germany for a meeting with a drum and chancellor overlap show. earlier that you guys d

u. k. is rich enough to host refugees, 1000 message coming from the ones that know position. politicians outraged by persons recently is going to legislation the naples london to send unwilling to the legal migraines to the central applicant country braces. he is a freedom from some ha side regime on the 1st that democratic election.

u. k. is deciding and indigo immigrants to exclusively african countries and not america or another you're getting countries isn't because they have a blue and yellow him over. so is off the way many other programs if they created history cuz because i couldn't. yeah, i knew them is a great cause of the divisions of uh, the problems that are coming to ongoing in these countries where immigrants are coming from. but the tories on face that's easily. so what if they are still to deport the very 1st asylum seeker to, to one, to under the new initiative? they already have a whole list of nations that they see as candid as for one way destinations for migrant who at the expense of the locals on buquet tax pay. of course i am not sure if it would be acceptable and what's on my hand. i hope it will not be acceptable because it opens and will draw not off to me, 92 and to all sorts of appeals as no been drawn checks is expected to be made when the use, the indigo immigrants come because what to the u.

the u. k is handled hundreds of millions of dollars to friends for coastal security and police patrols. yet the small boats containing refugees in migrants keep coming. on 2 years after former prime minister boris johnson's government 1st announced a highly contentious plan to send refugees to rolanda. not a single plane has taken off a frustrated rash. you see, neck cool time on the object is enough. is enough? no more prevarication. no more delay. noah's no bots. these lights on going to roll into a long day of parliamentary ping pong ensued the upper chamber trying to amend the bill. the government using its majority in the lower chain, but to block any, an oil changes. it went on until after midnight, when the loads finally capitulated the old bitch reluctantly. we will this week have a little that provides for the actual processing and supplement of asylum seekers. in rwanda, its benefits remain to be seen. its costs will be measured fairly in money, but in principles, the based a bit of a 4

slice on rough thought of a night since the desk told in conflicts for condones us upon says 34000 u. k is which enough to host refugee that's the message coming from rwandan. the opposition politicians are outraged by persons recently adult legislation that enables london to send unwanted illegal migrants to the central african country. and south africa celebrates the use of freedom form as the pos side regime on the 1st democratic election nations deputy foreign minister gives aunty and exclusive entities as sort of africa. we've quite aware what it means to be pressed, what you meant to be in the 2 full 2 pilots face and detected out of your own country the a very warm welcome assistant, 5 pm here in moscow. and this is on the international with the latest world news update is good to help you with our top story. this our, despite west of attempts to cripple the russian economy not to make boots and saves a positive trend, is expected this year with the state budgets increasing. and the installation slowing down a list of what the letter is, the progressive development of our economy is

u. k. is one of those countries, but we expect more sort of discussions along those lines coming together and coordinating, if it's, they talked about how the adversary's all coordinating with some countries needed to be coming together and doing the same. right. the, the use christy movement with the ladies from brussels design christine, as always, thank you mean, while the british parliament has passed a controversial bill to send asylum seekers to vermont a u. k prime minister, we should see nat consisting the 1st whites caring migrants will lead within weeks . but legal challenges to this legislation. they are expect just after midnight, the 2 year legal impala meant to be stay all night ended. the order with this vote in the house of commons, the i to the right, 312. the news to the last 237. so the, i have it, i have it, it's a controversial that has divided opinion in britain and across here, as well as in the one to some see it as an economic opportunity. i think it to be good for the

u. k. is a direct policy to the conflict in the us is trying to build a stronger coalition against china in the, in the pacific region. as he hosted the japanese prime minister in washington president by does announce the creation of a new military architecture in asia. taking significant steps to strengthen defense security cooperation for modernize you command and control structures. i'm also pleased to announce that for the 1st time, japan in the united states and australia will create a network system of air, missile, and defense architecture. we're also looking forward to standing up a tri, loud or military exercise which japan and the united kingdom and our office defense partnership with australia. the united kingdom is explore and how japan can join our work in the 2nd tour, which focuses on advanced capabilities, including a, are a ton of the systems they or the military blocks comprised of australia, the u. k. on the us has also said it was japan to take policy. this framework by cou

u. k. is the defense industry is now on a war footing that's according to apartment. it's the re, she's to not added. the military budget is set to grow by tens of billions of pounds to insure for the weapons production. we will increase defense spending to a new base volume of 2 and a half percent of g d p. by 2030. over the next 6 years, we'll invest an additional 75000000 pounds in our defense. we have a clear plan for what we'll spend when we'll spend it, and how we pay for it. first, we will put the u. k. so in defense industry, unable to take one of a central lessons of the war and ukraine, is that we need deepest stop calls of munitions and for industry to be able to replenish them more quickly to knock way down to an ounce of law just as a ministry, a package to ukraine during his visit to poland. he met in, also with nato, is the secretary general to discuss with your people here. and the prime minister is now set to head over to germany for a meeting with johnson, a overlap shelves, full 1000000 riley. either you case defense minister ground shops, reduced a

the also in is right for us empowers including the u. s. the u. k. is one of those, the e u, we acted in local step with condemnation of wrong unplugged is of support for as well. but meanwhile, india, china and russia cooled on both sides to show restrict we are seriously concerned at the escalation of hostilities between israel and iran, which threatens the peace and security in the region. we call for immediate de escalation, exercise of restraint. stepping back from violence and return to the path of diplomacy. china expresses deep concern over the current escalation and calls on relevant parties to exercise calm and restrain to prevent further escalations. china calls on the international community, especially countries with influence to play a constructive role for the peace and stability of the region. we now potentially face a new acute crisis in the middle east. everything depends on the next steps or their absence by the parties involved. or the i thought the independent who is what alice, alice, sondra, bruno about the implications and pote

u. k. is a defense industry is now on a war footing that's according to the prime minister, who added the military budget to set to grow by tens of billions of pounds to ensure further weapons production. we will increase defense spending to a new base, 9 of 2 and a half percent of g d, p. by 2030. over the next 6 years, we'll invest an additional 75000000 pounds in our defense. we have a clear plan for what we'll spend when we'll spend it on how we pay for it. first, we will put the u. k. so in defense industry, unable to take one of a central lessons of the war and ukraine, is that we need deepest, don't pause munitions and industry to be able to replenish them more quickly. also not quite on to announce a law just as a military aid package to ukraine during this visit of poland imagined will also with nato secretary general discussing europe and secure we provide them with prime minister is now heading over to germany for a meeting with a deeply unpopular johnson our own f schultz says, wel

the u . k. is contributions amount to more than half a $1000000000.00 and include components for f. so he 5 fight to jets. also since 2015 canada hasn't moved to equipment with $84000000.00 to israel before it suspended exports. in february, 10, canada, yes, belgium. it's really the netherlands and spain federal countries that have suspended or restricted on sales to israel. all we slo, leasing is rails the pipeline to weapons drawing up. i mean, james, yes and no. um, other governments are slowly ending the supply of arms. but by far the way the most important supplier is, you know, that is the united states. and joe volume has been reluctant to take that stuff. this also comes back to your piracy, you know, an international court of justice ruling is binding. israel is, you know, legally required to confide with the precautionary measures to provide plausible genocide. it hasn't done that. one way to force compliance would be through the un security council that requires containing the, when the rest of each of the other would be simply for powerful governments like the united sta

there is no doubt in my mind that the u. k. will be judged harshly by history for its failure to help prevent civilian slaughtering gossip. the very minimum that's required from the government is an immediate hold to arms sales to is real and a strident an unequivocal call for a permanent cease fire by all sides alongside a huge scaling up of humanity. hearing aid to help stem masturbation president has steadfastly refused to vote for an immediate si, fi abstaining. while the us we all did is veto the you and security council campaign is have long call for an end to themselves as well. but while they have been ignored by successive governments since the assault on garza and the refusal to publish, the legal advice has been given regarding homes, i will say as well. criticism has been raised by the off position of a but influential tory and pays. if you know that a party is going to commit a war crime and this forcible transfer of people is a precise breach of one of the statutes that governs international law and all states in t

i'm the u. k is by usas shown here on the one israel fund website, thanking them for donating adroit. and these are the guys we're really responsible for, for venting they're saving lives fighting the bad guys. funding is often used to support this very power. let me speak with the surveillance equipment, like driving vehicles and tell me it's missing a lot of equipment. they need it before. but now because of all the donations, they've been able to go out and thank god to be improving the security of all japan scenario. so thank you all. thank you very much. in the us, that increasing pressure to explicitly found the funding of settlements by groups like the one is real fund, who did not respond to our repeated requests for comments. for now, american dollars continue to fund settlements and soldiers, while palestinians like a side, by the front of the occupation. there is a drone. up here, just now. do you think they know what doing industry what, what is the latest hitler's, they have drones to fi

is helping them. no, if nobody dislikes are going to rolanda and the u. k. so cold lawanda bill has been paul saucers upon this and double down on his pledge to send some asylum seekers to east africa. the mom's office on western countries caught funding to the u. n. release and works agency because of as really allegations. some of his employees were members of him, off him, connected to the october 7th. the tax is around has failed to provide any evidence for the accusations. those are the findings of an independent report commissioned by the you when on what is the primary agency for palestinian refugees? many nations still haven't reinstated, as best funding. gabriel and his on those times this report from new york's a few mandatory and organizations are bound by principles of neutrality and unrest has not only met but exceeded those principles. that according to a newly released $47.00 page independent report, which was commissioned by the un and led by former french foreign minister, catherine colona, in conjunction with 3 human rights investigative bo

what is the state of the freedom of speech on the state of journalism in the u. k. these days as this, i mean, did, and also it has been 20 years. yeah. i mean, i think that these conflicts, you know, should throw a spotlight on these issues. you know, we don't have journalists to rescue reports in the facts now because affects the so well, quote, the fax question to now to and, you know, really shake the foundations. love these media institutions, we media so pool, so backward. so serve on now to the narrative of intelligence agencies and gum us. you know, the, just to stay in life just to keep going just to pay the electricity bill and keep the lights on. they've had to basically get into bed with the state. and so you know, when we, when we see how are you crying is reported, we see how israel is reported, you know, not a british on this. go into gaza, but they report on it. yeah. do that. yeah. and you stand in the suite for the i can just see on full blast and yeah, and basically he is, any way you can do the is with the help invested colors from idea of succes

u. k. is receiving spain receives italy receives what their policies are. they are whether they help support them. i don't know. i really don't know. we're starting to get more and more into being supportive of it. like they're trying to encourage more. um, employers to give uh families who are adopting similar time off as, as a, you know, maternity leave. i don't even know like i said, the state to state things very here. the tax credit is the tax credit is the one thing i know it's federal and every year it goes up that they are steady and it's federal. but otherwise everything in adoption is very state to state. are the notable differences and the support provided by international adoption agencies based on their location. i don't know of any support that they give it a while and the reason being is they're sitting in the cat bird. see what i told you before. the difference between supply and demand. there are, it's estimated $36.00 individuals or couples volume for each baby that's available for adoption. a 36 to one, and i think the figure is too low b