it's an account entirely disputed by the u. k. side, predictably inaccurate was how foreign secretary dominic rob described it, saying no shots had been fired at the royal navy vessel. written says a russian naval exercise was underway near by at the time. and the prime minister denied h. m. s. defender had ever entered russian waters. and we don't recognize the russian annexation of crimea, that it was illegal. these are ukrainian waters and it was entirely tiny, right to, to use them for to go from a to b. that's something russia will not concede. switches to puff daddy and anybody that say this in the event of the repeat of this unacceptable provocative action. if those actions go to for no option, can be ruled out to legally defend russia's board. and so i need as a quantization to grow nutrition, heated and potentially dangerous rhetoric between the 2 sides, differing accounts tailored perhaps for a domestic audience. it's not the cold war as bars, johnson was quick to point out, but relations are pretty. i see all the same

u. k. it looks like face most of many people's lives, at least in the short term, whatever, calling the way they're being urged to consider where it comes from and where it will end up me. ah, the 1st fashion has engendered arise and informality. arising precarious p workers essentially work on a system of informal 0 our contract, so they never have a contract. less than a working class city of 300000 inhabitants in the center of the country workshops or a hidden world where cameras are not welcome. there is no shortage of job offers in the sweatshops, embroider a cutter or dressmaker. ah, tanya is a journalist equipped with a hidden camera, she will go under cover into the workshops of lester. i'm looking for a job, do not need somebody here is this is somebody i learned very quickly from her job. i don't breaking windows a cover don't in the middle of winter and there's no heating ah, the boss of the trial period. once it is going on, there are 3 hours. this is illegal in the u. k. it's not

u. k, it's official guidance. the home office says it will be lenient with anyone who has a good reason for replying late, and nobody who's waiting for a decision will lose their rights. the campaign is fair. a repeat of the wind rush scandal named after the ship, bringing british citizens from the caribbean colonies to work in the u. k. off the world war 2. under a new hostile environment in the 2000 and ten's thousands of people who lived in the country for decades were told to prove it. in many cases, the home office had destroyed crucial paperwork. some wind rush victims with report it. others had their lodge in the u. k. ruins, even though they have been given the opportunity later on to sort out the status. people were denied cancer treatment or if, if they were given it arrived home to find a massive bill or not able to find accommodation. we're not able to get a job. and experts, a warning that could be real problems in the future for people who, for whatever reason, slipped through the net. if you have peo

u. k. it's actually accelerating the u. k. it's reasonably good. the united states is kind of in between the 2 of the vaccine uptake in the u. s. has been slightly nerve of late . vaccines are going well in china, but pretty well everywhere in the world. vaccinations are low in russia, it's due to law low uptake, but in most countries in the world is to, to low vaccine supply. and we know that because this, this very to so much more transmissible, we need a higher level of community or heard community to suppress the virus. we probably looking about 80 percent of people that we need to be in community to really suppress this virus. we're nowhere near the, indonesia, for example, cases, a spy thing. we've learned about australia, south africa with a delta variant countries. i'm particularly worried about bangladesh, pakistan, my him are thailand come bodie, a vietnam all the area. i was seeing dramatic increases now with completely inadequate vaccination, we really need to have an emergency sort of manhattan projects on vaccines for the world. docto

u. k. its health minister has that down over an affair with a colleague, mike hancock admitted breaking his own coven 19 rules by keeping an age in his office. the scandal has outraged government ministers and the british public who faced months of locked down at the height of the pandemic hancock has made regular tv appearances, telling people they must stick to the rules. author resigning, he explained his decision in the video message on twitter. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everybody in this country has made that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that's why i've got to resign. well, the devil is charlotte. chelsea pill has more on why hancock decided to resign from london. prime minister saying he accepted the health minister apology and the matter was closed, the case is closed. that is what he said yesterday. the fax is though the story was not going away. there was a huge amount of public actions, a public anger rather the acti

u. k. it's going to target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims in waters of crimea and follows a tens confrontation in the black sea. on wednesday, russia, as a british warship entered its territorial waters which led to it finding warning shots, prime minister bought as johnston says, the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of crimea. i was pursuing freedom of navigation in international waters. russia accused the u. k. of spreading misinformation and has some, some buses in moscow. i think it is wholly appropriate to use international waters. and, and by the way, the important point is that we don't recognize the russian annexation of, of tribes. this is part of a sovereign ukrainian territory. it was entirely right that we should vindicate the law and perceive freedom of navigation in the way that we would take the shortest route between 2 points. and that's what we did. ok for more, let's cross over to john hall, who's covering this front in london. jonah, there have

u, dictating the direction of it. and, and i would say that the in the u. k. is role is it's more symbolic. than anything else, i mean, the symbolism is really humiliating. every step of the way here and then you have paralysis in europe. so again, i repeat my position, why should the russians particularly care if they are good, they need to do with counter nato. the rest of it is internal injury and european problem go ahead markers. what is lamentable pizza is when britain finally withdrew from the european union. there was, i'm perhaps this is a minuscule window of opportunity for an improvement between the european union. russia because britain was in the country such as france and germany would come under more and more pressure in directly from america via britain. however, we have seen no improvements in relations between the you and russia. indeed, i regard response to say relation has deteriorated even further, so far in 2021. and we have to ask the question, why? well, i think to a very large extent it comes down to the immense influence that washington exerts inside of the europea

it somewhat. remember that within the u, the u. k, you trade use with later part of the word through the european union. now it has to do these things on its own. so once again, this is damage, limitation for damage is substantial, but of course the british economy can survive and will sort of life without you being in the you. but if we are just not as much as it would have been if it had stayed in conrad just briefly, your take on trade and the road ahead well, trade, if i'm, if you allow me to say so it's not the only problem sentiment in general among the people who live in the countries the united kingdom has left erasmus europe. why student exchange program. i personally know young college students and university students who are a lot disappointed because they cannot go to the u. k. for studies. that's really having a very negative impact on sentiment to give a lot to leave it. there are corresponded and frankly can write booth and hawkish meeting financial experts. amanda, thank you. you're welcome for me and it's on both col

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u. k. it will target any foreign worships testing its territorial claims and waters off crimea. it follows the 10s confrontation in the black sea on wednesday. the british prime minister boars johnson says the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of crimea and was pursuing freedom of navigation in international waters. at least 15 people have been arrested by palestinian police during protest in the occupied westbank tear gas and stun grenades were thrown into crowds in drama, la protesters to the streets, following the death of an activist and an outspoken critic or president, my knees are going to die after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority security forces. he's accused the p a of human rights violations. he's also called on western nations to cut off a to the group. those are the headlines on al jazeera. we're hotels is up next thanks for watching. something was going to change. anything really changed. this is systemic violent that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier and know what to say until we are all looking at t

u. k. of the bricks. it mean something that was automatic now has to be applied for, for many vulnerable people, such as the elderly and homeless. it's proved a huge challenge. we have a client that struggle immensely with the application process with understanding english, most importantly with lack of evidence that they don't have for the children or other family members with lack of any evidence whatsoever. from thursday you citizens will be in the u. k. illegally. if they haven't applied for either settled status for those in the country for 5 years as of last december, what's called pre settled status, more than 5000000 people have already done. so with a backlog of 400000 cases and an unknown number who aren't already in the system, the government's accepted, it will need to be flexible. a week before the deadline, the u. k. home off, it said it would be 3. anyone who hadn't applied with a 28 day notice it confirmed that off to that period, they may be liable for enforcement action and will not be elig

it's not quite what it is in the u. k. in maine on europe at the moment it's increasing. and that combined with the summer means i'm hopeful we will get the surgery in sickness hospitalizations. and in the u. k, we're still hoping to open up on the 19th of july. that is still the plan. they'll be more infections, but we're hoping that the link between infections, adults, lives, ations and deaths has been well and truly broken. you are heading that way, but many of the parts of the world are not. so there are definitely hospitalizations decks and overwhelmed health systems. and oxygen shortages and all these things unfortunately look to look forward to, i'm afraid, over the next month or 2 in many parts of the world while we better keep our fingers crossed, that help us john campbell in england. thank you john. thank you. and are some of the other stories making news around the world. torrential rain, as course flooding and landslides and hong kong authorities say more than 70 millimeters of rainfall was recorded in several districts. the severe weather led to the suspensio

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but it doesn't meant targeting p great rebel fighters in the same area. the u. s. m. a u. n. a full investigation. russia has warned that u k that it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims and waters of crime in and follows attendance, confrontation on the black sea. on wednesday 35 people have not been rescued from a partially collapse apartment block in the u. s. state of florida, at least one person died when not building collapse near miami beach in the early hours of thursday morning. now, hong kong pro democracy newspaper apple daily has now printed its last edition. its enforced a close after its assets were frozen and top executive the rested under beijing's national security law. and as they be compiling reports from hong kong, there has been a rush across the city to get those last copies of the paper. emotional scenes in the apple daily news room while the printing press works over time in its final runs to put the last additions of the paper on new stance and in shop across hong kong. the well you know, truly but to say goodbye. we hope that the people of hong kong were fight on and they

u. k. it is the latest sign of the growing crackdown on crypto markets worldwide. britain financial conduct authority said saturday that finance markets limited. the u. k. division of buying and is not permitted to undertake any regulated activity in the u. k. from june 30th the company which already offers brits crypto training for its website must add this notice for u. k. users. due to the imposition of the requirement by the f. c. a finance markets limited is not currently permitted to undertake any regulated activities without the prior written consent of the f b a. so joining me now to discuss is boom, laska host and crypto analyst been swan, r a been let's start with the biggest question here. why did the u. k. take this step against finance right now? yeah, it seems like there's a, there's a couple of reasons.

u. k. it is more transmissible than previous periods. notably, the 10th variance is found the world quite rapidly. by about 50 percent, you see different numbers credited by people between 40 and 60 percent. said about 50 percent, it is more transmissible. many people in the u. k. have been vaccinated over 40000000, have those over 30000000, have had both of those. and so the concern is that now that vaccine will be put to the test both in terms of stopping hospitalizations and also crucially how effective it is slightly less effective. but it is small differences, but you always have to remember that none of the vaccines, none of them, is absolutely 100 percent effective. now with concerns that the national health service and a chest could be overwhelmed if there is yet another spike, in cases like the ones we've seen previously increased numbers of people on ventilators and so on. trust that when a multiple france, as i tried to recall the care backlogs julia's increased demand for emergency

u. k. it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims and waters off crimea. it follows a tense confrontation in the black sea on wednesday. russia says a british worship entered its waters. british prime minister boris johnson says the u. k. doesn't recognize russia's annexation of crimea and was pursuing freedom of navigation and international waters. a group of republican and democratic senators his nouns, to rare agreement outlining how to spend more than a trillion dollars on infrastructure. a plan championed by joe biden, while the president has held the agreement. it's not clear if enough votes can be secured in the full senate. there has been a stand off between protesters and they occupied westbank, m towers, simeon police demonstrators were trying to march, following the death of an outspoken critic of president bus. these are been died on thursday after being arrested and beaten by palestinian authority, security forces, and scientists in israel say they've discovered a previously unknown kind of prehistoric human. they say a skull found dates back

it's not the most convenient time for a change of hands. matt hancock, he was as health minister the front man in deciding the u. k. the approach to the pandemic. but the 1st line of defense for everybody, no matter who you are, no matter how old you are, is to follow that social distancing. so that we don't pass it on to people who will end up hospitalized or worse. but you didn't follow his own advice. he was seen locking lips with a colleague in photos and videos released by tabloid newspaper, some people in britain, furious having endured tough pandemic restrictions that are countless families around the country. you have a, she's a funeral law unable to help their loved ones. we only had 5 people at my got funeral. i'm not having a julie with this, this lady who the taxpayers paying wages as well as really installed to incredible injury. while the outrage is not just among the public but also hancock, political opponents in number. this is a time when we've seen grandparents not able to hug their grandchildren when we've had those any chance workers, making sure that they follow the rules, given the amount and

u. k. keep it in the family, but the ministration that pays to be not as ethical may be as the white house claims with comparison being told to the truck is and how he employed his nearest and dearest. ah, good morning for our team will do use h q moscow. kevin o'neill, with the latest for this 25th of june. so 1st and 2 of europe's most powerful nations, germany and france, are leading their way to open dialogue with russia. and they're even proposing a summit swell for other states presents a more challenging step shelly buttons. he's got the latest on it because of the traditional, it was impossible to agree to a meeting on a management level or a leadership level. but for me, it is important that the dialogue format of haney and continue to work on it personally. i would have lied to see a bolder step on how to approach relations with russia. that was one of the big questions. the leaders will banging their heads over at that summit in brussels throughout so thin into the we as of friday mornin

it somewhat. remember that within the u, the u. k. yeah, it was major part of the word through the european union. now it has to do these things on its own. so once again, this is damage, limitation for damage is substantial part of course, the british economy can survive and will sort of life without you being in the you. but if we just 5, not as much as it would have been if it had stayed in conrad just briefly, your take on trade and the road ahead well, trade, if you allow me to say so it's not the only problem sentiment in general among the people who live in the countries? the united kingdom has left erasmus europe. why student exchange program? i personally know young college students and university students were a lot disappointed because they cannot go to the u. k. for studies. that's really having a very negative impact on sentiment to have a lot to leave it. there are correspondent and frankly conrad booth and hawkish meeting financial expert from london. thank you. you're welcome. talking about drumming up post, break the t

some wind rush victims with a thought it. others had their light in the u. k. ruins, even though they have been given the opportunity later on to sort out the status. people were denied cancer treatment or if they were given it arrived home to find a massive bill or not able to find accommodation. we're not able to get a job. and experts, a warning that could be real problems in the future for people who, for whatever reason, slip through the net. if you have people, for example, who simply didn't realize until they tried to get a job 10 years later, that they didn't have stages. it can be very challenging to go back a long time and try and dig up evidence that you hear many years ago. and that was what i created such a challenge for the wind rush generation. the u. k. government says it's working to make sure employers and landlords don't discriminate against people who have applied for settle status, but haven't got a decision. but for tens of thousands of a use, it happens. what happens next is far from clear. nadeem barbara al jazeera london police in west

u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the one white man touching a loud dream, where a global audience become a global community, jumping to the comment section, and part of the discussion there are, like i said, the metric efforts to silence fell opinions on the online based on al jazeera, the ah ah, you're watching algae 0 live from doha reminder, romane story, se asia is struggling with a surgeon corona virus infections malaysia has imposed a nationwide to week knocked down and nom is suspending international flights and testing 09000000 people living in her, she mean city, more than 90 percent of people in ethiopia, no venti, great region are in need of emergency food date. that's the warning from the welfare program files and have been killed and 2000000 others displaced in fighting began in november and a fire that lasted for 13 days on a cargo ship off the coast of lanka has finally been extinguished. its being described as a country's worst ecological disaster. the vessel was carr

it work for you and your business. ah hello again, adrian. cindy going here and how the headlines on al jazeera, the u. k. is prime minister far as johnson says, the g 7 nations are expected to donate 1000000000 corona virus vaccines to low income countries. half of that will come from the u. s. activists say, though it's still far from what leaders more g 7 leaders are arriving in cornwall and the u. k. for day, one of the 3 day summit talks will be dominated by vaccine diplomacy, climate, and rebuilding the global economy. al jazeera joan, the whole is an eye catching pledge that a 1000000000 vaccines the bars johnson would like to see as one of the defining headlines of this g 7 summit. but you know, you don't have to do much and campaign is doing it to poke holes in that idea. half a 1000000000 pledged by the u. s. a 100000000 pledged by the u. k. the rest hopefully to come over the next couple of days from the other g 7 latest campaign as a say, look, what is a 1000000000 doses? when there are several 1000000000 people who need to be vaccinated? the red crescent says that at least 3 palestinians have

u. k. it's an international disgrace that some children in the world are denied the chance to learn and reach their full potential. and i'm very, very pleased with the g 7. a came together to support that course because educating all children, particularly girls, is one of the easiest ways to lift countries out of poverty and help them rebound from the kind of ours crisis. with just one additional year of school, a goes future earnings can increase by 20 percent. i'm proud that g 7 countries have agreed to get 14000000 more goes into school and 20000000 more reading by the end of primary school in the next 5 years. and that the, the money that we have raised this week is a fantastic start. but of course, the world cannot have a prosperous future if we don't work together to tackle climate change. they to this year, u. k. was the cop $26.00 summit, which will galvanize global actual pike in climate change and how and create a healthy plan for our children and grandchildren. g 7 countries accounti

u. k. u 2, we will expect that joe biden was desperately raised this issue and might help boys johnson off when it comes to the piece poses the know the knowledge we can. thank you very much. those are correspondent, big master in carbon bay, in the u. k. cyclic some other stories making headlines around the world today. the world's largest meat processing company, j. b. s, says it pay the ransom of $11000000.00 during a cyber attack. earlier this month, the attack interrupted cattle, slobbering and us plants and threatened to disrupt food supply chains. it followed earlier cyber attack on the colonial gas pipeline and the f. b i is recovered. most of the rents and paid in that attack. a major oil pipeline, a post by environmentalists and climate change campaigners has been cancelled. the keystone ex l pipeline would have carried crude oil from canada to the u. s. president joe biden revoked it's permit on, on his 1st day in office. now the company behind it has scrapped the project child labor has risen for the 1st time in 20 years. united nations says 160000000 children around the world are forc

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u. k. it is the latest sign of the growing crackdown on crypto markets worldwide. britain financial conduct authority said saturday that finance markets limited. the u. k. division of buying and is not permitted to undertake any regulated activity in the u. k. from june 30th the company which already offers brits crypto training for its website must add this notice for u. k. users. due to the imposition of the requirement by the f. c, a finance markets limited if not currently permitted to undertake any regulated activities without the prior written consent of the f b a. so joining me now to discuss is, boom, laska host, can crypto analyst been swan r a been? let's start with the biggest question here. why did the u. k. take this step against finance right now? yeah, it seems like there's a, there's a couple of reasons for now. the regulator itself has not said why they did this. and by the way, i should mention that japan just did a similar thing as well. so, but you came to japan crack on a

u. k. gave an interview to stand it and i standing publication. his name is siegel do in the for different. and he apparently is a piece of work charges were piling up against alderson with the funding, thirties for massey fraud forgeries and theft on the one hand. and for sexual violations against under age boys, he had tricks or forced into sexual acts on the other, carrying his time as a volunteer wikileaks way, lied and claim to be almost none, but 2 after a sons. he said to rob them of $50000.00 and donated funds and so hard drugs packed with documents. when we really started asking questions, guess who? he cooled. thorsten saw a way out on august the 23rd. he sent an email to the u. s. embassy in iceland offering information. the prosecutors in f. b, i were quick in responding and within 48 hours, a private jets landed in reykjavik with around 8th agents, who quickly set up meetings with thought us and thought that was willing to say anything. he lied to them, he now says about assigned to asking him to break into government systems. he admi

u. k. it's an international disgrace that some children in the world are denied the chance to learn and reach that full potential. and i'm very, very pleased. the g 7 came together to support that course because educating all children particularly goes, is one of the easiest ways to lift countries out of poverty and help them rebound from the creative ours crisis. with just one additional year of school, a goes future earnings can increase by 20 percent. i'm private g 7 countries of agreed to get 14000000 more goes into school and 20000000 more reading by the end of primary school in the next 5 years. and that's the, the money that we have raised this week is a fantastic start. but of course, the world cannot have a prosperous future if we don't work together to tackle climate change. later this year, the u. k. will has the ca, 26 summit, which will galvanize global action on fighting climate change and help and create a healthy plan for our children and grandchildren. g 7 countries account for

u. k. it will target any foreign warships testing its territorial claims and its waters off crimea. it follows a tense confrontation in the black sea on wednesday. russia says a british warship entered its waters which led to it firing warning shots. the u. k . insist that was acting legally. jonah haul reports. the case ambassador to russia arriving at the foreign ministry in moscow for a diplomatic dressing down the activities of a british royal navy destroyer. in the black sealed wednesday, had been provocative and dangerous. the ambassador was told, if repeated britain would be held fully responsible for the consequences. these are russian pictures showing russia says h m. s. defenders straying into russian waters of crimea while on maneuvers in the black sea lion, i hope you don't change the course. i'll divide that warning from the russian coast guard, recorded by media board. h m s defend that was followed, says russia by shops fired, and bombs dropped into the destroyers. far one truck and roy, it's an account entirely disputed by the u. k. side, predictably inaccurate was h

it was a little the energy in the u. k. came from. i wish your political, big as a oh my god, you that we're members. all, it's going to become an american and it's going to become neutral, isn't going to be pro russian. we can't be a part of this because we have somebody saying this trans atlantic a ryan, if it hasn't happened. and then the e u now is ludicrous position, is like even more hawkish if anything of the united states. yeah, and it's very interesting with the, with since break the here we have obviously the u. k. out. and now they've gone in the most kind of like the u. k. is kind of the i can find them like america's help around the world we discussed in the 1st part of the program, going into the black, the maybe doing it for the showing their value. ok. because their influence obviously over the lease diplomatically as non existent anymore. so, i mean, and now we have a small number of countries with the me, you dictating the direction of it. and, and i would say that the in the u. k. is role is it's more symbolic than a

its own immigration policies. and some countries such as the u. k and france has very tough rules in place. so yes, it was agreed that europeans were living in the u. k. am borton's who are living in countries across the e. u. would be given the right to remain after breakfast, which of course happened at the end of last year, as long as they registered in time. and as you said, for many of those countries, those cut off dates or next week. now take u. k. for example, there are several, many in europeans living there. many have applied for so called settled status, but there are still 400000 cases that is still outstanding. and on top of that, around about 150000 people who haven't even applied. and that could mean that they lose their rights. and it's warring many campaigners they wouldn't be able to rent, they wouldn't be able to access health care. they wouldn't be able to open the bank accounts or start a new job. they are even at risk of duplication. we have an absolute catastrophe in the making catastrophe in the making. and how about for breadth who are living in the you will, it does

it be a huge disappointment for a lot of people. and this is a big surprise due to the world because the u. k was so fast and he was early with with getting people vaccinated. so what does the british government, what does it have been to achieve by adding 4 more weeks to the restrictions? it's really a race against time. the british government is really, really fighting with is delta a very and the new very, and that's now dominant in the u. k. and the good news is that it is, the vaccines are working against this very and bought people need 2 doses. and so the, the thinking of the british government is know to have more adults brought forward and have them have the 2nd dose so that they have actually the food protection against the syrian. and by the way, the very end is not only in the u. k. it's also in other countries across the world, other countries in europe. and these countries will all hoped a day manage to have more people vaccinated and have the full protection with 2 doses before that then becomes dominant. and that countries, it is a race against time. big boss for us in london.

it's panoramic. he's also meeting boris johnson, the u. k. prime minister, the u. k, of course, historically a very important dallas off the u. s. however, when it comes to the plasma relationship between those 2 readers, it might be a little bit delicate this meeting today because president biden had ones like in 1st johnson to a clone of president trump. however, we know that for both leaders, it is an important meeting, and it is also important for both of them that this g 7 summit goes well. so we assume that they will try to make good with the u. k no longer in the u. back it is our work to be done to reconfigure us british relations well, yes, sure. and we know, you know, the u. k has only just left the european union and president biden was not a fan of breaks it. unlike his 3 da sessa, donald trump, and he's headed by has made it always very, very clear that for him having irish roots that this issue of ireland and of the good friday agreement of the peace process and the republic of ireland. that's an absolute priority for him, and just now we're seeing tha

it's not just a concern here in the u. k. in the state of israel, where many people have also received their vaccine. just last week the country had lifted restriction, but now have had to re introduce things like a mosque wearing a due to the emergence of the delta until the clock very. and even though the numbers are low, the fact that this is reaching vaccinated people means that we are still checking how many vaccinated people have also been infected. new delta plus the variance of concern in india, where the delta variance is said to have 1st emerged. but also across europe, experts worrying that it could be contributing to up to 90 percent of the new cove . it cases and warnings from scientists that if restrictions continue to be relaxed, the continent could face to dissolve once more, getting jobs to his nearest and dearest. frequently go donald trump in hot water during his presidency exam despite the white house. now claiming that the biden administration is the most ethical in history, there's some reason to believe

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it's reputation overseas. with turmoil of breakfast, in the past few months, the u. k shifted its foreign policy away from europe to india, japan and australia government to spend billions of dollars on the state of the aircraft carrier. currently on a world tour, bringing british sea power to the reaches of its former empire. where britain usually the way in supporting the wells most vulnerable people, the governments now defy for slashing. it's for an 8 budget by 5 and a half $1000000000.00. including relief for yemen, the world worst humanitarian disaster, where cash strength projects are facing closure because also a un children's agency, unicef and other life saving projects and syria, ethiopia, and i've got hundreds of charities. academics and activists have signed a joint letter urging the government to reconsider that doesn't make any sense, economically, financially, politically, diplomatically, of course, morally, are in the humanitarian consequences of that. and i'm very much afraid of something that we're told as temporary will become permanent. the british

u. k. it's actually accelerating the u. k. is reasonably good. the united states is kind of in between the 2 of the vaccine uptake in the u. s. has been slightly lower of late. vaccines are going well in china, but pretty well everywhere in the world. vaccinations are low in research due to lot low uptake, but in most countries in the world is due to low vaccines supply. and we know that because this disparity so much more transmissible, we need a higher level of community or heard immunity to suppress the virus. we're probably looking about 80 percent of people that we need to be in the community to really suppress this virus. we're nowhere near the in indonesia, for example, cases a spiking. we've learned about a strange south africa with the delta variant countries. i'm particularly worried about bangladesh, pakistan, my, him are thailand combo, the vietnam, all the area, seeing dramatic increases. now with completely inadequate vaccination, we really need to have an emergency sorts of manhattan projects on vaccines for the world. dr. john cam

this is largely how it got seated in the u. k. people coming from india, they were isolating that, passing the virus on several of the members of the household. we're taking out into the, into the community and things in the you care of the case. they're going to magically up. i mean, today in the u. k. almost 23000 new cases in the u. k. just of the single day about 70 percent of the past week. the, there's a really short increase in plate places that have this delta barrier and that the percentage of cases seemed to be pretty well doubling every week. somebody like germany and out about 15 percent. next we could well be 30 percent. very transmissible, high viable lobes, small numbers of viruses need to become, in fact, it is a big transmission problem. and what about the vaccines? is there now a consensus on which vaccines are or are not effective? or can protect us against this delta area? the big thing about the delta value is if you don't get a high degree of protection after one dose of either vaccines. so we're looking at a