it. what does a u. s. and u. k. bad on, on russell oil. really mean for russia, it's economy, it's president. will it hurt either more for us? i know the program and the for united states and u. k. l, for example, the rope and you know the store to buy or not. so before construction, if i'm ready to deal with trying to provide more company for next year, we sell for a new contract 2nd of this year. and i think it's more appropriate much for the nickel level. so shoot them by united states when the faction in the fall. and now we, she definitely go of our community in venezuela is broken by american sanctions. and they can not provide moral oil to united states or something and of oral surveys option of both natural gas. and they've more dangerous for you . and they come on for. and for example, no price for g is more cheaper than before because of function. and it's good for developing the metrics for a moment or so for a moment i see more to a problem for us. it's so because of that oil section, ok, what if the e u was a follow the us and

now, r t u k isn't covered by those sanctions because of brakes. it because the u. k. isn't part of the european union, however, it has emerged that sky tv, which hosts the channel in the u. k, says it will be removing it from its platform within 24 hours. it says it's not going to wait for an off. com. this is the media regulator in the u. k. to conduct its investigation. now, the foreign secretary in the u. k. has actually warned about banning channels like r t saying that this could have a tit for tat reciprocation in moscow saying that russia could now look to ban outlets such as the bbc. and that would prevent russians being able to access a different narrative in their own country. however, despite that, our t u. k will be we and stan taken off the sky tv platform at later on wednesday. now there's also going to be a meeting in europe on wednesday of energy ministers from you. what they're going to be looking at is how they're going to sustain the blocks energy needs. you may be aware that russia provides a substantial amount of energy to the european union around

now that includes nations that have imposed sanctions on russia since it's invasion of ukraine, including the u. s. the u. k. japan and e. u. member states, a germany has called it a breach of contract, is how the russian president justified the news. give them a number of western countries of taken illegitimate decision on the so called freezing of russian ass only as a model securities. this collective west has actually drawn a line under the reliability of its current. cecil wouldn't that you've already spoken about this across the trust in these currency to hear from old navy kitchen moodle. more on this, i'm joined by chelsea delaney from d. w. business at chelsea tell us what does this attempt to force western countries to pay for gas in roubles do for russia? well basically this, this forces particularly the you to pop up russia currency. the rubel has been had really hard by the sanctions. it was down by about 30 percent up until yesterday. now russia is going to be getting somewhere between 20800000000 euros worth of demand for its currency every day. that's how much gas that european countries hav

u. k. but it is as much of an architectural wander through store to supplement is 23 meters deep and has a labyrinth of corridors, panels, canals and chambers filled with the heathen passageways and booby traps. but perhaps the most surprising of all is, is complex resolution system. do you shave panels, elo air from also to circulate, making it possible for people to stay inside for long periods. the construction often shabazz encircled rom this back around 1500 years to the sounded empire. but because it was discovered only recently, many of the city's secrets are yet to be on built. yet more the, the yet than one. they see it by the strong engineering behind destruction. they dug the robes of 12 meters beneath the ground corridor walls take you to the rooms that people were hiding in. there are also tunnels that for air circulation and drain water. at the end of each space, there is a narrow tunnel billings to different spaces. the hidden entrances were built under a tandal or kitchen of houses

u. k. host household. and it is hoped that the scheme will benefit from tens of thousands of ukrainians fleeing the war. the scheme will allow you couldn't use with no family to the u. k. to be sponsored by individuals or organizations, you can offer them a home that will be no limit to the number of ukrainian you can benefit from this scheme. the team will be open to all ukrainian national residents. they will be able to live and work in the united kingdom for up to 3 years. they will have full and unrestricted access, the benefits, health care, employment, and other support. now many have said that this scheme has been too slow in coming with less of the criticism or is the the home secretary pretty patel. principal child have said in parliament that all was refugees fleeing the war. had to do was to turn up to the northern french port of tally and apply for visas to enter the u . k. but this turned out to be incorrect. refugees were less stranded and none the wiser as to how they could apply to went to the u.

u k. they say it's propaganda. it's the propaganda arm of the russian government and a weighty back in february you had the push government asking off, come to reconsider the channels board costing license. they said it was a global this information campaign. and we have spoken to officials who actually said that the final decision was not so much the decision of off come, but more a political decision, based on the reasons that i've given you. but he has more of the statement of what off come said. we recognise the art he is currently off air in the u. k. as a result of sanctions imposed by the use of the invasion of ukraine commenced. we take seriously the importance in our democratic society of a broadcast is right to freedom of expression, and the audience is right to receive information and ideas without undue interference. we also take seriously the importance of maintaining audience trust and public confidence in the case broadcasting regulatory regime a poet can we pick up in one of those statements then by

u. k in the moment because we have some news on the u. k. that's just come in. but yes the you would find it very hard to do this. the $27.00 countries of the you 30 percent of the energy comes from russia. so it would and was still pretty cold temperatures in some parts of europe. so you'd have the effect on consumers. you'd then also have the effect on businesses. this could already present biden's talking about the hurt that they'll be for americans. but clearly there's a danger. if you were to do this in the european countries of pushing the world further towards recession, that's the situation. and in many european countries, of course the u. k. no longer part of the 27 member e u. and in the last few minutes, quasi qua time, who is the business secretary? in prime, mister johnson's government has tweeted that the u. k. is going to follow the u. s . by the end of 2022, they'll phase out the import of russian oil and all products by the end of the year says those imports make up 8 percent of u. k. demand so far less than is in the u in the countries with regard to gas. he says he's comin

yes, it is in the power of the u. k, which is not a particularly big military power if it wanted to put a no fly zone in place. the u. k, with its limits today cropped could bottom that big column of russian tanks that are heading towards kiev. but what would then happen then? if the u. k, entered this war at present, prime minister johnson decided to do those things. then they chose article 5 would be invoked, would mean all of all 30 countries, including the u. s. would be at war with russia. we would then have been a drought drama if you had a war evolving nato and russia, that is world war 3. and there are nuclear weapons involved. so that is the reason that the nato powers are stopping where they are. but there are big questions about they've done until now, certainly that the ukrainians are asking they all. now, in recent days, since this all started, 126 hours, i think was, was said by prime minister johnson in that period, huge amounts of weaponry of being sent to you, cried the truth is that it's going to be ve

u. k. host household. and it is hoped that the scheme will benefit from tens of thousands of ukrainians fleeing the war. the scheme will allow you koreans with no family ties to the u. k. to be sponsored by individuals or organizations who can offer them a home. there will be no limit to the number of ukrainian you can benefit from this scheme. the scheme will be open to all ukrainian national residents. they will be able to live and work in the united kingdom for up to 3 years. they will have full and unrestricted access, the benefits, health care employment, and other support. now many have said that this scheme has been too slow and coming with less the criticism for the home secretary, pretty patel. principal child have said in parliament that all was refugees fleeing the war. had to do was to turn up to the northern french port of tally and apply for visas to enter the u. k. but this turned out to be incorrect. refugees were left stranded and none the wiser as to how they could apply to went to the u. k. it'

it. i'm here your question about the u. k. deploying defense to poland. i think that makes sense, given what we saw just a few days ago with russian missiles coming within. i think it was 10 miles of the polish border that has to be making pulls just on the other side of that border immensely nervous. but i do think it sort of categorically different than the discussions of the know why isn't over ukraine just by virtue of the fact that there is very much it is sort of hard line between nito aerospace and ukrainian aerospace at the time you are yourself ukranian i believe your family is, are, they are now from the western part of ukraine. i'm just, i know that you spoke to one of my colleagues saying that you were a bit torn over that in a sense, you know, as a ukrainian you know what you would want the world to do. but as an analyst, you would still think that actually a no fly zone and then no escalation of the measures that are being taken now is the right way to go. is that correct? yeah, absolutely. i mean, i'm certainly of 2 minds as ukrainian americ

includes plans to launch 6 north sea oil and gas projects, but the push faces on position as it goes against the u. k. plan to be carbon net 0 by 2050. we discussed the issue with political commentator anthony webber. the thinks the policy, it will devastate green ideals for policies, the government to come out with now are going to be very destructive of the great gender. because the taxation on my mitchie was funding. i better agree gender pool, the whole of the u. k. so we're going to be, and i'm, i'm say the answer, assignable position and the gender will be put back. and it's very, very sad because the grading party in the carry, i've not seen my set all of supported vis a tracking or russia without looking at what is in the, in the u. k. as in the case essence, what is needed is a sense of relative. and if week about politicians, the u. k. l strength, and where you cop and change their policies that messes and again to suffer enormously. and in fact, one full p paper up latins did she mention that these functions work again, that you carry about the u. k. would south a far more, and it was suff

it would seem with a payment of a debt that the u. k owed to iran, it goes back to the 900 seventies. when the then shaw other on who was empower, then ordered some 1500 chieftain tanks from the u. k. and all the military equipment now 185 of those tanks were delivered. but then of course the revolution happened. there was a change of government and then the u. k said that it could not possibly deliver the rest of that. so this has been hanging over between the 2 countries as well. and there was a court case back in the 2009 at the court of arbitration in, in the netherlands, that rules that iran should have the funds directly back to them. and the u. k. has said that the reason why i have not been able to do so for all this time is because it has have to abide by the laws of the sanctions under which iran is on the sanctions from the west and from western countries. still ahead on the news our, the scramble for additional oil, the u. k. prime minister channels to the u. e. n. saudi arabia, despite concerns about rights abuses in saudi.

u. k, which is another sister channel, isn't impacted by the sanctions in the 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,

u. k. it's just by wandering around central london. it's incredible to see the large number of ukrainian flags that are flying proudly over british government offices. we're talking about the cabinet office over at mostly are just at the end of the mall here. another prominent landmarks in the british capital, there is no, no denying the level of support, politically that's being given by the british government. but i think zelinski will most certainly awesome more practical help as well in his hour of need. thank you so much mark for reporting from london, stella had only also 0 news. our rates tortured and abandoned. we speak to the iraq pay women victimized by iso. what they're doing now to rebuild their lives. coming up in sport fifa approved ukraine's request to postpone their world cup, lay off with scotland. ah, a story of long deception life and death and israeli spy, operating on the deep cover in syria. knowing that discovery would meet certain death, algae 0 well tell to gripping story of mos at spy. eli komen operated on the

u. k. no, it's hard to prove this. so position, or there might have been some other sources of technology, but you cane is one of the options that that's clear. so in terms of ballistic technology is i think the ukraine has a lot to offer. and in terms of nuclear technology, so it still has to cover a lot of ground before on these option become so they are least declare available. however, you know, i, i'm deeply convinced to that nobody is interest just, nobody's interested to go in nuclear. sure. that would definitely create major problems for non, for the face. and i do hope that the kind of leadership understands the, the are the potential barrels of such a decision. okay, well, mr. cardinal, we have a commercial break right now. we will be back in just a few moments. ah good is your media reflection of reality? in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community? are you going the right way or are you being that with what is true? what is in the world corrupted? you need to descend a join u

it's, it's in sort of the offences against the person's act in the u. k. in the u. s. it's clearly defined as to what makes someone feel that they may be at risk of harm . and facebook have for the main part allowed that any way to run amok on their system. that the fact that they now are setting these weird rules. i suspect that this kind of p r stunt that they're pulling today to show that that tough on putin will in fact, back far on them because it opens up a series of questions about when it comes to deciding which dictated to accept bar and threats against in which, nor who on earth elected mark zuckerberg to make that decision. i am and i'm had really good to get your thoughts and your analysis on this. and when thank you for talking to thank you. not more than 2500000 refugees of now fled the war most are making their way into neighboring eastern european countries. but others have gone further west, including hundreds who found safety in portugal, schuman wolf report. it's been a terrifying and exhausting journey. bought more than 260 ukranian refugees are now

what have you, but they're so incredibly wealthy if they lose a house in grove square because it gets c u. k. government. it's not exactly going to bloody than us. so what they're doing there won't be any investment obviously, from these big companies in british infrastructure or that's all the label. there isn't, i mean, there's lots of us money coming in in the real estate market. i mean, it comes up to the prices. but again, according to deutsche bank, you know, russian money in the real estate kind of 15 percent of the market. so it's not really going to have the british market but, and they don't really invest an industry in britain either. and it's more property, it's more lifestyle, it's them personally. but i think with the sanctions in britain is making a point symbolic gesture going off the people closest to put in. and they going to cause them in inconvenience because they won't be able to go to london. it's going to make any difference. you don't ask, ask, now it's not, it's symbolic. i'm going off to the banks again, it's the same sort of thing. it's going to be an inconvenience

u. k as well. it was still going from my mind that even at that point i could be the next one i shit privately. what i saw, i need to see once the job slide situation. i turned away every other time because it wasn't going to change. you know, i'm saying and i couldn't, i was help in that case, but you saw the college eyes in the face of the people. yeah. jared, out of this action and there was, there was a element of enjoy and little power. yeah. i could be that was wrong. yeah. was sure for sure. i become disillusioned at times and i know it becomes stressful at times and i go home and i am stress and have a headache and i'm tired. i'm just yeah. and if at that point i'm in my time where enough is enough for me. ah, so i had my own experience. i was the place recently whereby i was just sitting in my car having a conversation. and unfortunately i was taken back to the station and locked top for 18 hours. i ended up being charged for failing to yeah. out of my call quickly enough. the charge, fortuna

or the bay area, but it is overseas in the u k it's bat ucsf. infectious disease expert doctor peter chin. hong believes that there will be a surge of that ba 2 variant, but it won't bring people's lives to the hall here. that's what he thinks he says. that's because it is not causing severe illness and there are treatments and vaccines. still, he says there is always a risk. so you should have a mask ready. >> europe gets it first and then we get it after a few weeks. it's probably going to affect people who have you gotten omicron because re infection. it's but it's less likely. >> santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says that they are already tracking to be a 2 variant in they waste water, but it is not driving up the numbers at this point, the way that omicron do. >> we will take a break at 5.10, coming up next on the kron. 4 morning news people are calling for the mayor of antioch to resign after a recent arrest. we'll tell you why they say it would be best for the city if he stepped down. plus, confirmation hearings fo

it is a move that impact reaches well beyond russia itself. many banks in the u. s. the e u and the u. k. have given loans to russian firms who can now no longer service them. it's unclear exactly how much banks have loaned to russian companies, but the experts of putting this number somewhere in the 10s of billions of yours. then there's of course, the potential for sovereign debt default. russia's central bank can't access its assets abroad on his own course to miss re payments to its creditors. now russia currently owes nearly $50000000000.00 to lenders in the west. payments are due within the next 2 weeks, one for $100000000.00 in interest. another over $2000000000.00 among the countries levying sanctions on russia is switzerland. it's an unprecedented step for the financial hub that prides itself on staying neutral. but it's still being urged to take further action to reach is one of the world's most expensive places, and that's a no small part you to russian oligarchs, happy to invest their money here. rudolph, elma, used to be a top banker at the venerable sewerage bank jojo spare

u. k. push it out. if they were going to investigate or say for reporting, they should be investigating a, b, b, c. i see based on the song which i have to talk. so that not a partial. and i noticed with this recent decision, i haven't specifically said where the races were for the king, the license that the un security case sills urge in session on biological laboratories in ukraine is underway in new york. we believe, let's take a listen to what's actually being said. it's just started on the article 6. as i mentioned last week, the b w. c needs to be opperation, iced and institutionalized, to ensure it is properly equipped and resourced to face future challenges. the conventions upcoming 9th review conference presents the ideal opportunity for the state parties to comprehensively strengthen a convention. the united nations office for disarmament affairs stands ready to support any procedures under the biological weapons convention that states parties may decide to use. mister president, turning to th

u. k. record of enforcing functions adopted pitiful. it remains the case that the u. k. like the rest of the world continues to allow this insane idea of financial secrecy which become so widespread. we become accustomed to it, but you can, if you're rich enough, participate in a democratic free market economy in the skies behind a front company. so you put a few names on the list and you may be cause trouble for chelsea and grab a few yards. but we don't know what the russians lots of these really do with its wealth because we allow them to move it around in secret. the final to make an it picks up on something that was raised earlier is the, is the, is the prospect, but this could backfire by accelerating what i called in my book the, the rise of crept opiate. an alliance is trapped across by pushing the rushing, crept across the elite, but also the economy more generally, into alliances with other ultra corrupt states. china, venezuela, around they all wear different kind of ideological masks, but simply they're all the political systems role engines for the enrichment

it's by inspiration to the world. and the russian president vladimir putin was now more isolated than ever before. while we're 29 of the u. k. has relaxed its immigration rules for ukrainians, fleeing rushes, invasion of the public criticism, at least $100000.00 ukrainians with close family ties will be allowed to enter the country. they'll have the right to stay for 12 months, but we'll still have to pass security checks. ty, once president has urged the wealth democracies not to turn a blind eye to military aggression, sighing when also pledge to donate a month salary. to ukraine's relief efforts, attentions are high between taiwan and its neighbour china, which considers the either the breakaway province and has vowed reunification with . the united nations says more than 660000 people have now fled ukraine. since the invasion began with the majority crossing over into poland, but some ukrainians are travelling in the other direction. the men who were out of harm's way returning to defend their homeland dw mcsaunder reports shamika the train station is no place to stay. those who can keep on going inland and away from th

it to the body. the to russian speaking regions will be east of ukraine. there were also both destroyed and they continued to be destroyed until recently, when the u. k. and it was way from when you have gone by the russia groups and by the local. so russians are very aware, even when your brain warning, your brain started much earlier than thank you, was a 1000 k, dimitri babich with us from moscow today. thank you for your time. just as i was speaking to meet to demetria got word that said we are probably not going to hear from sir gala for off in this hour. perhaps later in the day when we'll hear some sort of news conference from the you and hcr in geneva will 6 days into this invasion and russian ground forces have been in bouncing on several fronts. the 2nd city of car here, which you've heard about as endure the fierce as bombardment so far. dozens of civilians killed further south. the mayor of maria poll says the port city is under constant shelling as well. and russian forces have taken nearby towns and ground forces are pushed up from crimea as well all the way up to her son was russian troops move further into ukraine. many civilians and ar

u. k. may lift its current ban on drilling for shale gas, as part of plans to boost the countries to energy security. this comes after the british government decided to phase out in ports of russian fuel by the end of the year. you case energy security plan includes steps to increase its output of oil and gas in order to reduce dependency on russian fossil fuels. this includes plans to launch 6 north sea oil and gas projects, but push faces opposition as it goes against the u. k. plan to be carbon net 0 by 2050. we discussed the issue with political commentator anthony webber who thinks the policy will devastate green ideals for policies. the government to come out with now are going to be very destructive of the great gender. because the taxation on mitchie was funding, i better agree gender pool, the all of the you try. so we're going to be and i'm, i'm say the answer assignable position. and the great agenda will be caught back. and it's very, very sad because the grading party in the carry, i've not seen my set all of supported dish attacking or russia without looking at what is in the,

u. k. for its support in the fight against russia and pleading for more direct intervention and priceless cultural heritage under threat ukrainian museums and galleries scramble to protect their collections of the russian attack has already caused irreversible damage. ah hello, i'm clear richardson to our viewers watching on tv us in the united states and to all of you around the world. thank you so much for joining us. we open our coverage with the worsening humanitarian crisis in ukraine. an attempt to evacuate civilians from 5 cities to day seems to have largely fail moscow and re to establish humanitarian corridors, bought ukraine claims. russian troops resumed shelling on the route, leading away from the city of mario paul and some residents of the northern city. of soon we have reported late, managed to flee. ukraine's government shared this video, which shows red cross buses evacuating people before nightfall. when a cease fire ants assume he has seen heavy civilian casualties. local authori

u. k. also help performances. it comes days after ukrainian president laudermill zaleski, made another international appeal for communities to rally against the war and showed support for the people of ukraine. aah! quick look at the main stories now. ukraine's military intelligence chief has sang . russia wants to carve his country in 2, because it's failing to take it over completely kilo boulden off as promised. a campaign of guerrilla warfare in the eastern and southern regions that russia in itself purchased allies control. meanwhile, ukraine's president has asked his allies to supply him with more weapons, accusing the west of being intimidated by threats from moscow. for them is, valencia also said he's willing to consider neutrality in negotiations with russia to end the conflict. so that he spoke to several independent russian online news groups, but to the claimant has warned against publishing that interview guarantee security guarantees and neutrality law, nuclear status of our state. we are ready to go f

u. k. band, russian, oil of the european union announced its plans to drastically shrink its reliance on gas from russia. will high prices undermine global energy security, high fuel costs and long the roots, the bypass russian aspects house sanctions against moscow. a battering the global aviation industry with ticket prices and freight rates poised to go up. an sri lanka reels from food shortages and power cuts as it struggles to repay its foreign debt and pay for imports. is the country on the verge of defaulting on its death. ah, it is the world's largest exporter of natural gas and the 2nd largest oil exporter energy is russia's biggest source of income. but now u. s. president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas in response to the invasion of ukraine. the u. k. says that it will phase out russian oil by the end of the year, while the european union is aiming to cut gas in ports by 2 thirds this. yep. now the move will wasn't inflation and push up fuel prices at washington scrambling to find alternative suppliers. al jazeera, priyanka groups are reports a major escala

u. k. but it is as much of an architectural wander through store to supplement is 23 meters deep and has a labyrinth of corridors panels. canals on chambers filled with the heathen passageways and booby traps. but perhaps the most surprising of all this is complex methylation system. do you shave tunnels ello air from outside to circulate, making it possible for people to stay inside for long periods. the construction often shabbat in centrally run these back around 1500 years to the santa empire. but because it was discovered only recently, many of the cities secrets are yet to be on built. yet more d the yet than one. they see it by the strong engineering behind destruction. they dug the robes of 12 meters beneath the ground corridor walls take you to the rooms that people were hiding in. there are also tunnels that for air circulation and drain water. at the end of each space, there is a narrow tunnel billings to different spaces. the hidden entrances were built under a tandal or kitchen of hou

u. k says it will deploy its missile defense system to poland. as nato moves to increase the security of its eastern flank. defense minister ben wallace announced the deployment during a visit to the polish capital morsel. the u. k will send the sky sabre anti missile system along with about a 100 personnel rushes invasion of ukraine as prompted a rush by european governments to bolster their defences pre plans. nato exercises and norway have acquired new significance. the military alliance seems to be sending a clear message to moscow that it's ready for any assault on nato territory. his new baka, in sub 0 terrain troops from nato's very high readiness joint task force, a training for the coldest of conflicts. many the soldiers are among the alliance, is 1st responders. currently under french command. does the place we leave? we see, and we fight. among them. polish soldier private pure to march unecc. poland has now found itself on nato's eastern flank against a possibly hostile enemy. what does that mean for you? is a polish soldier? i was su

and you know, who counts among its clients, the u. k. government, you, agencies, and yes, nato. like i said, it could all be a coincidence. it could be that these groups just found each other and that, that interest collided. but you have to admit, it's almost as if the rand corporation wrote a playbook for what's now unfolding day by day. we heard from former marine corps intelligence officers called ritz, and he says, the u. s. government is definitely interested in such studies. and generally speaking, when rand publishes a study of this nature, it's generally because somebody in the u. s. government has expressed an interest in this kind of study. so i think one, yes, you can trust a source and 2. and you can understand that this information a relates to a line of thinking that is prevalent within the u. s. government. when one takes a look at the reality of the u. s. lead sanctions against russia today because of the special military operation in ukraine. it is clear that while the russian economy took a hit and it was suffering that it's recovery and it's going to a readjus

now it's been off the air here in the u. k, because if you sanctions imposed over the invasion of ukraine, but it's still maintains a presence online and that's ongoing despite this rolling by off. come that a i know i know tv, which is the licensee behind r t is not fit and proper now the, the watchdog. so i teach new laws in russia, which in its view, effectively criminalize any independent journalism that departs from the russian states. news, narrative, and off come says that means it appears impossible for our to, to comply with the impartiality rules. here in the u. k. that did reference those $29.00 investigations going on as you were talking about saying that that was a fairly unusual situation. it did go to pains to stress that they had taken into account people's rights to a range of information and free speech considerations. but having to balance that with the importance of keeping public trust in the broadcasting regulatory system. now also you have responded that deputy editor in chief and belkin a had said that

u. k says it has now relax to immigration rules for ukrainians, fleeing rushes invasion. at least 100000 people with close family ties will not be allowed to enter the country and have the right to stay for 12 months, but will still have to pass strict security checks. the united nation says more than 830000 people had fled ukraine since the invasion began with a majority crossing into poland. but some ukrainians are travelling in the other direction. men who were out of harms wire, returning to defend their homeland. t w's mac sander report. shamika the train station is no place to stay. those who can keep on going in land and away from the border. not these men, they are heading in the other direction. all it is, oh, i'm not risking anything a month on road. you need all jack your mom. how could i live with myself and stay here in a sketch to play? sir gay has a wife and 2 daughters in ukraine, leaving his job in poland and returning home to ukraine to fight was not a hard choice for him. not all will, i was just in shock. mow my yard do not know which us door more. my

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so that is, you know, if it follow through on that is really good news, but i haven't seen any details on that yet. so far the u. k. government has said it will require off sure owned property to declare that true owners in the u. k. that's great, but they're giving them 18 months to declare the ownership by which point kept across, that you don't want to declare their ownership will be able to sell up and leave. so it's not, doesn't seem to have any of the urgency that's required yet we have inflicted chaos on the russian economy, which has been very successful and chaos of the ordinary russians. we should be acting as quickly with the same degree of devastation and speed against the oligarchs who are the real problem. and yet so far, governments don't appear to be doing them. and it's for gimme one last very quick question. i mean, we saw for example, pressure being put on some european countries that didn't want to sign up to quite a strong sanctions as eventually they did not sign up to d. c. any other foreign power either, whether it's the you or the united states or any kind of a foreign actor outside of the

u. k says it'll deploy its missile defense system to poland. that's as nato moves to increase the security of its eastern flank. u. k. defense minutes to bend. wallace announced the deployment during a visit to warsaw. 3 un agencies, including the will health organization of court for an immediate halt to attacks on hospitals in ukraine. 43 facilities have been targeted since the war began. in other news, argentina senate has approved a deal to refinance a $45000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund. thousands of protesters gathered in the capital when, as iris ahead of the vote. so those are the headlines. news continues here now to 0 after people our federal trans watching bye for now are trying to in the us sleep, walking their way to war in the struggle over ukraine. here's the test for president joe biden. what goodness really trying to do is rewrite the security architecture in your, in your personal united states, you seriously get a walk and chew gum at the same time, your weekly take on us policy and society. that's the bo

u. k. the energy secretary security plan includes steps to increase its output of oil and gas in order to reduce dependency on russian fossil fuels. this includes plans to launch 6 north sea oil and gas projects. but the push faces opposition as it goes against the case plan to be carbon net 0 by 2015. we discussed the issue with political commentator anthony webber, who thinks the policy will devastate green ideals, be the policy is going to come out with now. are going to be very destructive of the great agenda. because the taxation on my mitchie was funding. i better agree gender pool, the whole of the u. k. so we're going to be, and i'm, i'm say the answer, assignable position and the gender will be caught back. and it's very, very sad because the grading party in the you carry, i've not seen my set all of supported bish attacking or russia without looking at what is in the interest. so be you need assistance. what is needed is a sense of relative and if weak about politicians, then you can also turn where you cop and change their policies. that messes and i get into suffering enormously. an

u. k. parliament. now it could be argued based on his homework because the u. k pm, baris johnson does like to see himself as a modern day church show. the addresses are becoming very specialized. yeah. yeah, absolutely. and it's weird though, because the west already supports ukraine, so i don't know why he feels the needs zelinski in his government. i don't know why they feel the need to go to these lengths to try to appease each each country. i. busy you know, hearing someone quote, martin luther king task for world war 3 is under the guise of a no fly zone. it just comes across. it's really weird and i know for a strong wants to see himself of some sort of, you know, modern day churchill. but i'm sorry, it's just not real easy. it's more of a joke than anything else. he has compared bars. johnson ukraine's battle with russia with the struggle. britain, faith securing briggs. it. are these comparisons just getting more and more absurd? not yeah, of course, of course. and i think, i think what so ridiculous is that, you know, when, when, when people make these