u. k. it was a todd by d industrialization. it's jump center became the 1st in the u. k. to experiment with universal credits, a single benefits, the combined 6 in total, including job seekers, allowance and housing benefits. that was in 2013, under david cameron's conservative governments, the introduction of universal credit, broad radical changes to the benefit system, journalist and local activists. charlotte hughes was outraged a story. even in spite of film that my cell phone can launch, the right to nfl make us can communicate with many used parts of the a script to the so part of the, so based on some things the had i draw about the jump sensor, the wind, charlotte stores the elena was 6 months pregnant, the jump center impose the benefit sanction when she sent her pregnancy men, she couldn't take out any unpaid labor required in return. the benefits charlotte hughes has been fighting the government's department. the welcome pensions ever since. the don't be surprised if they found the police. charlotte and the youngest daughter to lula had been protesting outside

u. k. it's a massive gaps of a it says there's 2 spanish on these, but i says that's 800000 people. 11 thing psycho is that you can, that can fuel and trying to book some fuel to be you can change your performance, you know, resort tasks from cancer and does from cardiovascular disease in this country. rob could we refuse when the serious investment was may 20 times 5 years ago? so it is a serious issue. we are not where we would want to be on to the table, but you can move out. you can improve your opponents. and in some cases like survival from breast cancer, it was a story of improvements. unfortunately, even the improvements and now storing. let's talk a little bit about how to improve this because it's not like successive british governments haven't been made aware of these issues and poll after poll reminds british leaders that this is something british voters care about so deeply what needs to be done, what say, maybe top to top 3 steps that need to be taken to improve the the state of th

u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that one has been with this one has to also look to is the fact that dissipated country, which is known for example 3, c had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this economic model is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploit gatekeeping nature. and. ready being that me being in the us or in canada or in russia, i'm not be, you're impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the natural disasters that are happening around us. and then not happening only india volume the dish pack is done oriented together happening in the government frontiers. oh absolutely. but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing turret punches of you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching benches, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the dev

u. k. it is not totally the temperature rise. that was has been what this one has to also look to is the fact that this very country, which is known for his demo 3 see, had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this, it cannot make marco's is not totally destroying their nature. it is also not deliberating to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploitive in nature. and. ready being that me being in the us or in canada already in russia . i'm not.

u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that what has been what this one has to also look to is the fact that dissipated country which is known for his demo 3 see had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this vehicle, nomic martyr, is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the need so the developed countries because it's pretty exploitive in nature and. ready doing that me being in the us or in canada or in russia. i'm not be, you're impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the extra disasters that are happening around us. and they're not happening only india volume. the dish pack is done oriented together happening in the government frontiers. oh absolutely. but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing turret punches of you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching benches, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the

u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that one has been with this one has to also look to is the fact that this very country, which is known for his demo 3 see had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this economic martyr is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploitive in nature. and. ready doing that me being in the us or in canada or in russia, i would not be impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the extra disasters that are happening around us. and then not happening only india volume the dish pack is done oriented together happening in the developed countries. no, absolutely. but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing turret punches that you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching benches, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the developing

u. k, u has it has a ph. d studied in the states and he cannot make export to so on the cd and he looks like he's all prepared for the job a but of course you will now have to when it's a 1st time for him, you know, have to win a legislative seat to be eligible for brian minister and then a hand over of our i could actually happened within a month after the selection, so that that will take place tomorrow. and that is when the difficult task for you will begin because the country is facing a slower and you're telling me that there is a young a folder you have to sort of the voters are, are young voters and they have high expectations for change in this country and these are things you will then have to tackle. that was d o w as new york, not us. and if you don't pen, thank you for your reporting. the at the women's world cup the united states have launched their bid for a 3rd consecutive trophy with a comfortable 3 new window guns tournament new comers, vietnam. in auckland, the wind puts them on top of group

it's my job defense life on how and why. the virgil's look on this and public confrontation, young people across the u. k of putting their bodies on the line to force the tension on the issues that might such of them. meanwhile, t u. k. government is coming down in protest, it considered as disruptive and anti social with new rules and hostile consequences . welcome to generation change a global series attempt to understand and challenge the ideas that might provides you around. well, today we meet 2 activist. p is different methods to push and nobody's to change. whether it's direct action or engaging with a political system. they come pain or issues ranging from the climb, emergency to mike or light and the play belong straight. the so that to me, you born in canada, to somebody parents that you grew up here in london. what plenty to see the doctors and see what plans of the seed for me was growing up in the early 2, thousands and the backdrop of the rock floor everywhere you let me do was talking about my firms and talking with people that looked like me and i think that still to me with a lot of ange

thank u k it's now time for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look right now at >> barkat and the bucky ball, an and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez closing up our 9 o'clock hour. >> yeah, let's take a look at your getaway weekend forecast because we're certainly going to track some changes for the weekend for the bay area. still going to stay on that cool, blustery side before this year. you're tracking mild temperatures. so snow melt is going to be a concern for you in the coming days. let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport. and we're noticing that marine layer starting to make its presence known over at sfo, but out in the we still have flood advisories in effect for live rivers, lakes and streams because of these above average temperatures, snow melt. still a concern in this for that, stern portion and we're tracking very dry, calm conditions, but a lot of sunshine expected through the 1st half of the weekend. and that's going to continue all weekend long. no threat of thunderstorms in the fo

u. k. so it was just easy to protect them. um, but yeah, um, do you as bosses or yeah, yeah. okay. well, that's, uh now we have international reflect my thoughts and the only reason on the only legal basis might be uh, an issue and resolution. but that's a, that's not going to happen with the china and dresser of being uh, permanent members of the security council. so i don't see there is a solution for an international coalition providing, providing like some escalade operations for 4 grand exports. enough said that is an maritime security expert. you honest, peters many, 6, the interior minister is from the you or beginning to days of talks in spain for a fresh attempt to reach agreement on a migration deal. almost 2000 people have drowned trying to reach you or by seeing the 1st half of this year. a year the un says is set to be worse than last. let's take a look at some of those routes used by migrant desperate to reach the you. the eastern mediterranean route refers predominant late arrivals in greece by way of turkey, but some migraines braved the longer voyage to italy. beli

u. k. hot, it's hot as june since records begun in 1884, the average temperature hit 15.8 degrees celsius. even i'm talk to cobb county and it's winter period has registered unusually high temperatures on the same path. and this can be seen across the us. india and spring repeat a newman is a professor of sustainability at code university and the lead offer on many un climate reports. he says, progress is being made, but we should acknowledge the highest consequences that extreme weather patterns may have us. we should be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence, as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly. and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer and all sorts of many spaces around the world that will disappear under this enormous change. its ordinary people. we need to see that we do have to change . we have to get more and more solar into a lot more and more electric vehicles. more and more cities are gonna have to do electrification of everything running off time. sean, that's the change. we've hold up to my. got this huge based co

u. k. had its hottest june since records began in 1884, the average temperature hit 15 point take degrees celsius even on talked a country and it's winter period as registered on usually high temperatures on the same patterns can be seen across the us, india and spain. but peter newman is from coast and university. i'm the lead off on multiple you and climate reports. he says the extreme weather patterns of house consequences. we should be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence. as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly, and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer. and both sides have many spaces around the world that will disappear under this enormous change. its ordinary people. we need to see that we do have to change. we have to get more and more solar into a lot more and more electric vehicles. more and more cities are gonna have to do electrification of everything running off time. shawn, that's the change. we've rolled up to my, got this

u. k. had its hottest june since records begun in 1884 average temperature head 15.8 degrees celsius even until it's a concrete and it's winter period has registered on. usually high temperatures on the same patterns can be seen across the us, india, in spite of its a name and is a professor of sustainability at coats in universe tend to lead author on multiple un climate reports. you joins us nice now from the past in western australia. good to have you with us. so we seen these records breaking time, which is now just how worried should we be? well, we shouldn't be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence, as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly. and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer and also to many spaces around the world, but will disappear under this enormous change. so what can we do then to modify the style behavior about the existing infrastructure of, of towns and cities, for example. yes, and it is, there is good news in this s

u. k. whether it's next then inside story, it goes boldly into the donkey and of us and asks, can you develop its own space industry? the hello. we have the usual hot and dusty weather across the middle east of the moment, barely a cloud in the sky. we'll see quite a brisk wind driving his way. lifting dustin signed the lease, the side of saudi arabia pushing down towards the southern most pop. but of a temperatures 4740 i celsius, the fact that for q right hosting up here in the getting up towards the mid fourties over the next dial. so i'm not wind. you can also bating, until we move into a latter half of the week for the north. what a dry weather isolate to cheryl, to what cost you maybe up to was a coke, as has been nothing too much to speak of and nothing too much to speak of in terms of any wet weather across northern parts of africa. now the whole one in congress, 41 south, you have plenty of showers across the central africa, perhaps not quite as intensive. we might expect at this time if you, but some of the ones that are close to the coastal fringes of west africa pushing all the wa

u. k. is most remote pods is mulling breakup plans of its own. a group of wins sweat islands of the coast of scotland says is considering leaving the u. k. the local government on the o key islands says it's just not guessing enough funding. and that a neighbor rich and oil and gas might just be of benefit here of the north coast of scotland. light, the rugged shoals of the albany islands, or it's one of the most remote parts of the united kingdom. but that could all be about to change. the local council are exploring, becoming a self governing tara tray, or even leaving britain and joining norway instead. our culture, the way we operate as a very flat society is a very intrusive society, very much reflects what i find in, in, in, in the north take countries. but we're, we're also the only place outside norway that celebrates no reach and independence due until the 15th century. these islands were under the danish, a new region rule. hunting seemed, some locals, a king to 10 buck the clock. oh, but seems to be a 5. it should bed of cold? yes we ye

so it could leave the u. k. the local government on the oregon, the island says it's just not getting enough funding. and that a rich neighbor, richard, oil and gas might be a better fit of the north coast of scotland. like the rugged shoals of the albany islands. it's one of the most remote parts of the united kingdom, but that could all be about to change. the local council are exploring, becoming self governing territory or even leaving breton and joining norway instead . our culture, the way we operate as a very flat society is a very intrusive society, very much reflects what i find in, in, in, in the north take countries. but we're, we're also the only place outside norway that celebrates no reaching independence. dave until the 15th century. these islands were under danish, a new region rule. i think seen some locals, a king to 10 bucks the clock over seems to be a 5. it should but difficult to. yes we yes. i think the way breton is going to send that. we go through it the via even if that is a consensus f

u. k. if it chokes with the british prime minister, head of a crucial nato summit and miscellaneous versus national, broad cost or in crisis, the bbc suspends a high profile presenter accused of pain. a teenager for explicit photos. raglin 7 wells most endangered marine mammals survive as it was down to single figures. why they're finally hopes for its future. the we begin to engine easy. we've been following developments that the present case site is rejected. criticism of the alleged mistreatment of black african refugees and migrants, hundreds of people around it up by canadian authorities last week. and they were main stranded on the border with libya, prizes inside and says they obviously receiving humane treatment standing from al values. he says, despite criticism from rights, go guys ations, there at least a $1200.00 people in this group, which includes pregnant women and many children, the migrant say they are facing the desert. he's with very little food or even more time. meanwhile, li

it shouldn't. this potential u. k legislation have some credence to it. it's a violation of law and that's right. it is legal because the legal system does not provide ways and methods of better legal migration for these images and asylum seekers. that's why we categorize them as the legal otherwise, it is in most of the other european countries as an accepted method for getting migrations. been to countries where i live and many other european countries accept immigrants that come to votes or in containers on any other methods. so however, we categorize them legally because it's not in the legal system, but it is conventionally i'm accepted system. and i want to reiterate that the people who come and choose this method of coming to europe and they will be criminalized, and u. k. b will be denied the right to seek those items and you take the could be excluded from the eucharist resettlement schemes. i'm the, i'm just, i'm so i'm just trying to, i'm just trying to understand, i do apologize for interrupting you, but i'm just trying to understand if somebody comes to the u. k. illegal, lee, then t

it turned out. the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tools that stuff or the u. k had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, show it to before operation north. when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian deaths involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families compound. while

the russian defense ministry said that it happened why that vessel was monitoring shipping and the south west part of the c. u. k says that it has information that russia is planning to expand a tax and the black sea. a sign is foreign minister, jim gun has been removed from his post after only 7 months on the job. he's been replaced by his predecessor, one e. a gun edging has not been seen in public for 4 weeks and aging has not provided any reasons for his dismissal. katrina, you reports from being the. this was the last time chinese for administer. 10 gone was student public meeting vietnam's return. sonya de jane, at the end of jude speculation, had been mounting about the prominent communist party officials, whereabouts in shooting guns. and today media has now confirmed the ge and has been removed from this post. and the reason has been given yet what it should the announcement was made following a meeting of the national people's congress standing committee, a high level parliamentary body on tuesday. top diplomat won't, you will resume the role of foreign minister opposed to previously held for 10 years.

u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black cruise over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties. the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully, uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families come found while they were being detained. that had burst of gunfire. when the helicopters flew off site full, a headed back to the house in search of his father, whom he had last seen being hen coffee and hoot

u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded less than others. like when you're pregnant governess said the attack states, i humanitarian a distribution point near the front line. coming of 3 women and the mom, ukraine shed pictures of the destruction, which it said was caused by a russian guided missile that struck a school where the residents were c

u. k. professor smith, is it safe to release radioactive water into the ocean? yes, it may sound strange to say that, but yes, in this case it is um, so this was so has been treated. so this is wastewater. that's come from the super stream site and it's been circulating around the reactors, cooling them. it's also contaminated groundwater. and in that as well, lots of radioactive elements, but most of those have been stripped out. so they have a treatment of system which takes out things like, sees human, strontium, which we might remember from the time of the to know, but also because she matched them. so it takes out those radionuclides. but what it comp separate from the way slow water is a thing called tritium trip to united water. so teams at form of hydrogen. and what happens is that the, the hodge and the normal hydrogen h 20, in water one gets replaced by a radioactive hydrogen, trixie and mother to. and because it's chemically identical to normal, ordinary water. it's almost impossible and certainly the schedule impossible to separate from waste water.

it says the u. k is a developed country that needs to offer adequate support for the refugees. a auto sep, did that to this? it did. it was under low full and they, i'm a blade. the decision of the quotes that us an issue is that the u. k. stay which they say it was this a city and was like us, you great is the editor county, it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as if the city was because some of them they are reported to cut her messages, they needed to, to stay to cancel it. and there is a democracy where there is a freedom of expression. and daughter does not have a new one that disappears. anything around that there's a lack of democracy. there's a lack of full freedom of expression and the other the sitting on the seat goes the other for them of a corner of the kid or for just one that is a poor country. you know that to wrong. that is, along between 25 support as a country and go out and do you and do you get, is it each accounting this i think of this is you good is a good place to stay with the visit or for just the material for

u. k as well by the ministry of defense. um, it does seem a little bit wiring when so many people connected to the military, industrial complex seems so optimistic about the opportunities in ukraine when, as you say, so many people are dying along the front line. do you, do you think some people might have the priorities a, a bit back to front? i mean, it's the whole essence of the unclear the system as the puts it system of domination of production for profit. that the logic is always upside down because the logic is profit, not people in the end that human logic isn't coming to it. we've seen haven't way across the display. so this will, you can see how really controls the british political and major establishment by the know of single mainstream political party and britson opposes the will drive. you know, nobody in government or empowerment is going to say anything against is constant escalation, quite the reverse lady, but today came out under this organizational thing to bring. well, this is review no opposing the whole chris

it should go to war against russia. tobias to chaz, the house of commons, defend selects committees, the u. k. should step up its military spending on the test more deeply involved than ukraine. you all know at war in europe, we need to move to a war footing. we are involved in that we mobilize to how procurement process is with gifting equipment. we need to face russia directly. it's not the 1st time to bias. ellwood has made such statements. back in january, he called on british forces to meet russians, face to face and ukraine. and the last month steering they shortly developed in a group near to the uh, wood. it's london to use the situation to the stabilize russia. however, the whole casual lake is woman green views that have not been met with supports on social media with some uses even invited him to take the lead in the trenches. ellwood is a complete moron. he's the one with the big ideas about blowing up the z and p. p. he's been at it for months. tell him to send his own family to the front line or better yet. tell him to go front line, telling you the british public. you're a war

it comes to figure from a recent survey. more than 50 percent of the british people would vote rejoined the u. or is it really feasible to harvest the u. k. strawberries without chief labor from low age countries, as subjects if you're, it's preached, and promised brits were supposed to have been picking this fruit for top pay the but farmer tim chambers is something of a stick in the mud. he's got bulgarians, indonesians, and cossacks out in his fields for 12 years. and now now if you want that person to be highly paid, then please pay me more money in the supermarkets. and i will put us out of a 100000 pound pick. who in the field impossible, we've, we've tried for many years for the last 10 years to encourage english people back onto funds to what farmer jim's problem is that he can't find enough labours from abroad. the british government would rather let fewer migrants and not more, not nearly as many work permits are being approved as are needed, which would be about another $10000.00. they would not issuing what permits until the season, who already started, which is too late. so we need the flexibility to bring people in earlier.