u. k. it seems that the majority republic, all the support of strikers varies depending on the sector. nurses are particularly well regarded, but the i government is more to blame. dominion right belong. in this case i'm for that he referred to that. it's not the only strike taking place at the moment. is that mean a lot of discontent among have it set to work? right, well, that's right. there's a way of strikes. we're talking about public sector and private sector. various transport companies have done deals with that with their employees or public sector are particularly affected because it's the government that actually signs off on the pay. other times the government keeps it as an arm's length, for example. so railway workers are supposed to be, well, they say that that, that, that deals with network rail, for example, on the train operating companies to unions accused the governments of actually pulling the strings. so it gets rather complicated. there is a whole waiver strikes as we see

so it's an ala carte attitude to morality. we see the same in the u. k, and in the u. k. when it comes to rushes operation in ukraine and you know, calls for and, you know, allegation of genocide, etc. but you know, the case free display arms to other countries, billions of dollars around for wars across the middle east. siri, afghan stanley via their own army, under investigation for executing an innocent civilians in places like afghanistan . so it's an ala carte view of morality. and i think people see right through a story ellicott view of morality. i love that i'm going to steal that from you one day. so that's really good lunch. this is just last question. before i let you go, mr. bowers, i want to talk about the gary neville himself. i mean, he did sign a deal with, with a guitar estate broadcast a to, to comment on the world cup. and yet, he's also now being been calling out the cut out a government for alleged mistreatment of workers nominate it's great t v, isn't it? but it is it theoretically a bit hypocritical or what are your thoughts? i think so. i think davi

u. k. the stand off between public service employees and the government shows no sign of a basic. we ask what's going wrong with the u. k, it's national health service. this isn't side story. ah hello there and welcome to the program. i'm the starz year. now the u. k is national health service has been a source of pride from millions for more than 70 years. but now staff angry about pay and working conditions are set to go ahead with another round of strikes, leading to even greater disruption for the very people that the institution is meant to serve. now says we'll walk off the job on tuesday for a 2nd time. this month, the government has refused to negotiate with them. ministers say they are waged, amanda unaffordable. on wednesday, more than 10000 ambulance workers including paramedics will down tools, hundreds of military personnel are preparing to step in to help. john hall has more now from london. britney's pricing for a 2nd week of highly disruptive public sector. industrial action with no sign of the government's willingness to give in to the demands of striking workers already . big numbers are being taught it up a

it is not today in parts of the u . k. nurses staged an unprecedented strike. it's the 1st time that the royal college of nurses, trade union is called the strike and it's 106 year history. up to 100000 nurses, walked off the job on thursday. they say that this is a last resort in their fight for a better wages and better working conditions. leaders say that nurses are overworked, do this short staffing, and that's exasperated by a backlog of appointments and treatments made worse by the curb over virus. and is the head of the nurses union, followed by the british health minister. i would love to say wasn't negotiation to the government, they're refusing to negotiate with me. to bring me into a more tell me i can talk about anything but hey, they close their books. don't put an extra bryant penny on the table and they walk away and they turned the back on their back on the perfection. you know, that we have an independent process that looks at these issues in the round that looks at the pressure for many viewers. a face with higher tax is facing cost of living,

u. k. it's been looking forward to this day. there's rates for the russian people for the russian soldiers that are saving the people and don't buy because for so many years, every one there has been bonded by the pain for diesel friend and people. they don't about that. they say, oh, rush is a fucking, as i said, no darling, forced to crania tied to the russian people and don't boss. and after 80 years, it's not a body. a italy host us and nato military bases with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops. i guess condition is to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. i think that europe has to come back to be united russia because russia, europe now has him put on for young. the shaw a video each year. she has an ornament or that is on a some and he's author image that will sit there when you're 40 and there was some with attorney and sort of that are you, but are you the most of that? and okay, so mommy still on the most surveys in monk as a new with journalist georg

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u. k. it's one of my studying bits of architecture i've seen and has a, has a really interesting, i think, story behind it for our viewers. i mean, not all your design is about the educational experience. it's about the communication experience as well. absolutely. no, i'm the serpent pans. pavilion still ring among my project is sir, at, by the way, it's going to be a library. ah, and then a museum in quite a number. it is a now it's permanently in store there. no, with this project, what i want to tell to my work and specially the serpent pavilion is to show the read narrative on africa. it is a place where you can learn a lot from nature, but also how people can go to daily life with scarcity. and just accept it. and so one thing that is important for me is like a treat. and so in london, i just want to create inside this beautiful park, hyde park, a kind of huge kind of p, a tree, but not just mimicking latrete, but creating a design idea how you can collect water to eat needs water. london

u. k. it was cameron in germany, it was char, it was and it was market. so i people, we, we have seen a huge rotation in people in office and was dam cabinets going high officials coming and going. and there is no continuity. there was not enough continuity in really understanding what bins should be and is this, this is that failure. thought you are questions about responsibility. the people who started it are not anymore in office. i think what's also very at good to highlight here is that you mentioned france and germany, the guarantor is in minsk the point of men's cost to bring around a permanent ceasefire and hopefully peace after that. but now you've got france and germany sending weapons the are among the country, sending weapons to ukraine. that's where a lot of the frustration i think lies with russia as well. because this is coming out. what could have been peace is now led to more and more weapons in the ukraine conflict by the same countries. exactly, and it, sir, i mean, this whole weapon delivery on, we dead there is there a whole region wh

u. k, it is not only the temperature i use that one has to ne, one has to also, it is the fact that this very country which is known for its demo tracy, had 3 prime ministers in just 23 months. so this economic model is not only destroying the nature, it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's very exploitive in nature. and. ready thinking that me being in the us or in canada, out in russia, i will not be impacted by that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the actual disasters that are happening around us. and they're not happening only india with pakistan already now because they're happening in the development years then. absolutely, but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing countries that you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching dentures, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the developing nations. are the most effective nations to sort of try to get tripped wealthy countries in

u. k, it is not only the temperature i use that one has to ne, one has to also that is the fact that this country which is known for its demo tracy, had 3 prime ministers in just 23 months. so this economic model is not only destroying the nature, it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's very exploitive in nature. and. ready thinking that me being in the us or in can i go out in russia, i will not be impacted by that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the actual disasters that are happening around us. and they're not happening only in the band with pakistan already now, because they're happening in the developed countries then. absolutely, but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing countries that you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching dentures, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the developing nations. are the most effective nations to sort of try to get tripped wealthy countri

u. k. it was cameron in germany, was china. it was mckesson. people we, we have seen a huge rotation in kipling, office and with them cabinets going hi, officials coming and going and there is no continuity. there was not enough continuity in really understanding what vince shook me and this, this is a failure. thought your question is about responsibility. the people who started it are not anymore in office. the u. s. defense department is mulling over the to send more troops to ukraine to track the vast amount of weapons being pumped into kia. that's according to n. b. c. news. and washington says, a small number of soldiers are already assigned to making sure a weapons reach their intended recipient. however, there are only such visited 2 locations outside here to track supplies. officials are said to be came to pick up the pace of the checks before january, when there will be much more pressure for accountability from the house. republicans meanwhile, have a look at this new visual graphic has been published by an independent american data

u. k. it's good to see you. frank. ukrainian officials are reporting a major new attack by russia today. the saying at least 60 missiles were fired across ukraine. and they're saying that they expect russia to launch another large scale offensive early next year. how likely is that? well, and you know, i don't have the information rush you credit intelligence has, i can see no purpose for your credit. high command making statements like this, if they didn't have very good reason for doing so. but looking at it from the outside, it looks to me that russia may have the opportunity once the ground gets frozen, to try to tackle new credit forces. it would seem to me though that that's very likely to fail because you kind of seem to be ready for that. and i would be a bit surprised by the way to see the ukrainians get the jump on russians in early the new year. i think that's equally likely. pulled out clearly. they're not going to for us about that. let's see what happens. it's been reported that the u. s. is prepar

u. k, it was cameron in germany, it was char, it was and it was market. so i, people, we, we have seen a huge rotation in people in office and was damn cabinets going hi, officials coming and going. and there is snow continuity. last not enough continuity in really understanding what benz shook me. and this, this is a failure, thought your question is about responsibility. the people who spotted it are not anymore in office. and you can see more of that interview with a camera can i saw throughout the day here when at the international all read more about it at all, etc. dot com. in the meantime, we were talking about the top of the hour. hope you can join us ah.

u. k, it was cameron in germany was char, it was and it was matter. so i, people, we, we have seen a huge rotation in people in the office and with damn cabinets going hi, officials coming and going. and there is snow. continuity was not enough continuity in really understanding what events should be. and this, this is a failure or questions about responsibility. the people who started it are not anymore. and office around has also wrapped up between china and the american tech giant google. it's off the tech giant refuse to changes so it resolves to display china's national anthem rather than a protest song when use it. search for hong kong is national. i'm from the song glory to hong kong was used by demonstrators during protests in 2019. it was banned a year later under security laws. however, it now comes off when googling the national anthem of the financial hub. the company says the ranking of search results is done by algorithms and it won't change listings manually. that is, despite a plea from hong kong authorities we actually asked google to

u. k, it was cameron in germany was char, i thought it was mack and so i people we, we have seen a huge rotation in people in the office and with them cabinets going hi, officials coming and going and there is snow continuity. there was not enough continuity in really understanding what benz shook me and this, this is a failure, thought your question is about responsibility. the people who started it are not anymore and office. and you can see more of that interview with the camera can i saw throughout the day here at the international all read more about it at all, etc. dot com. in the meantime, we were talking about top with the our hope you can join us. ah with me. hello and welcome to wells apart. as shakespeare contented, 4 centuries ago wore makes for strange bedfellows. a principle that turkey seems to have taken too hard in the current ukrainian conflict. on the one hand present, aradonda calls on nature to take concrete steps to deter the so called russian aggression. on the other hand, anchor kids deepening its relationship with moscow and handsomely benefiting from it. what i

u. k. it says workers have no choice but to strike. the people who are taking struck action have been fun actually. and very far as well. we have members who are sleeping in cars because they called for the pixel. got to work. we have member. so i haven't been on food thing. i want to say members, i'm a nurse working at hospitals. i happen to be on the reality. the way we all saw it was all the cost of living crosses where work is caught my kids, me rich, while companies are still making huge profits. and this is in the 6th richest country in the world, workers to walk action lightly. they do not have any choice and increasingly work as they're thinking, wash it, i have to pay the price, but economic crises that he's not making. oh, so improvement workers are willing with being involved. you know, the 450 the speak over the last year election about general secretary winning. i am putting over 200000000 pockets for the members of the members have been post to take. it's actually because i have not sure. now for software, i think the big

u. k. it says workers have no choice but to strike because of the rising costs in the country. the people who are taking strong have been born actually and very, ah, as well. we have members who are sleeping in cars because they call it the pixel. got to work, we have member who i haven't been on i'm going to say members, i'm in nursing looking at hospitals, having to rely on the realities that they might be the result of a cost of living crisis where workers comp, make me richer while companies are still making huge profits and this is in the 6th richest country in the world, workers to walk action lightly. they do not have any. so i so increasingly work as a thinking, why should i have to pay the price? but economic crisis is not, are they making also improvement? workers are winning. we've been involved in the 450 the speak over the last year election about general secretary winning. i am putting over 200000000. it's a pockets of our members is that the states members have been post to take. it's actually because i have not. now the software, i think the big affected by what

u. k. it's unclear what's in it. what's going to happen with that and the control of fit go i us base that refinery oil refinery, that it's my joy, the owned by the venezuela and national oil company. the idea is that this commission with backing up the u. s. will maintain control of those assets, but it's also clear that constitutionally this could be complicated. it could open the door for my daughters government to regain control of those assets. so quite a complicated situation here. what we are seeing is that my daughter has been obviously comes out strengthened by this situation. the position remains divided at a time when they're trying to start negotiations in mexico to reach a deal for presidential elections in 2024. i thank you very much from bug or tyler syndrome. betty. now ukraine is saying it's destroyed all 16 iranian made drones launched by russia towards keys in the early hours of friday, falling debris from one of the drones damage to buildings in the capital. there were no casualties. the attack ha

it is gold, it's even cold here in the u. k. though it is a bit of a concern, but for this to become a major problem for germany, for the it would have to stay pretty much cold as it is now. so around minus 10 degrees centigrade for the rest, the width of that is until much next year. if that happens, then the german storage will be depleted to level the grid agency, the buttons net, they're going to will have to intervene. the likelihood mid roll of just tell us is extremely low that they so cold for the next 2 and a half months. it's much more likely that even if it's sales rep, they relatively call that a few miles dave allow to just to not be withdrawn at current pace. so i remain positively. it's course the optimistic that the visual image is in germany can be what is this window? i'll take cautious, optimism having voice done. thank you so much. thank you to estonia now where people are struggling with a full blown cost of living crisis. inflation has hit 20 percent with many families and pensioners struggling to pay their

u. k. high court has said that it's a lawful for the u. k. government to expel asylum seekers from its territory before they even had the chance to claim asylum and send them to wanda. a place that human rights watch, the un and even the government official not be safe to be silent, think it deeply, deeply disappointing, is the possibility that people after 7 days will be eligible to be sent to wanda, the government instead their assertion categories and individuals that will not be sent to wanda, including children and others. but there is a vast majority of people who can and this includes people who are here who have sled situation on syria or elsewhere. so essentially, there are many, many asylum seekers who arrived off for 7 days will be very, very considerate and, and we know the received and notices of, of deportation of exposure to why we're extremely psychologically traumatized. you know, for example, the people were so harming the threats of suicide and other things. because these are often people who have been respond via persecu

u. k. it's really bad there. you can't even say something without them subjectively telling you that you're subject to a crime of hate speech and the the limits of what could be considered hate speech are undefined. so in essence, it gives them a free, free lunch to persecute and prosecute with impunity. so it's dangerous, it's, it's, it's dangerous to, to live in an environment where you have a political ideology that is driven by in this case nonsense. because that's what we have in the united states. this is woke, you know, maybe a different gender. it's all nonsense that's, that's a, that's a conversation you and i, i'd love to join your podcast one day until the movies jo, alma and say when pleasure talking to you. so thank you so much for joining me. thanks again. but let's move on now. g 20th india has a c in the gene 20th presidency and mayville position policy in canada called for a different math in boy hawk of indian leadership in the block over alleged human rights violations. you democratic calling o

u. k. what it is and what we're seeing, of course, that inflation like in other countries, has increased out of anyone's expectations pocket because of course, the war in ukraine and wages have not kept up with that. and what's going on, of course, across the economy is that a real house disposable incomes are declining the declining, but something like 2.7 percent. if you look at wages themselves. so this when the one hand you go, these are the costs and tax increases that everyone is suffering from at present. but you've also got cost a wage is not keeping up with inflation. if you look particularly in the public sector, which is where, of course, the nurses that we just heard work for. and what you've seen is that they have like behind the private sector itself. so they've been rising for something like 2.7 to point 9 percent over the last year. when inflation of course is over 10 percent. the private sector is done slightly better. what we're seeing there is that they're getting increases of ov

u. k. 2, i think what we've done today is the massive gift to the u. k. because it's going to be the main trading have for gas again. so what you're saying is this is going to have a distorting effect on the gas market in europe. yes, it's going to have a distorted eye. in fact, close it we to perhaps reduce the truth of supply. i mean we, we see trade, those would soon try to test new cap to see what's happening for us or so, i mean, it's not going to help because in the which, in that, that have been very kind to us because that increased gas volumes to try to mitigate the russian supply disruption if you now are telling them that you have to sell your gas at to reduce price, they may not like the idea very much. ok, so taking into a kind of criticism around security of supply and so on. do you think at least on the terms of the countries that supported it, it will be effective? no, i don't think it would be effective because at the end of the day, what matter? it is the price paid by the industry and residential. and this can be addressed in different ways. i mean,