u. k. just here where i'm standing? yeah, the one of the products is that it's actually been fighting policy. it was a fairly small group of protests is a very big police presence. and when you see that they arrest us as quite heavy handed by the police at the moment, the republicans, all of my a minority bought the whole thing. this is basically you see change that with the change over in the royal family and was prince with king charles taking over the day was stopped to debate. so was the leg queen was the life of any discussion about the posts of the republic was really very, very new to them. they were a friend, its movements, but now it was while the king was proud, we have seen a hundreds of people. i think we're here on protesting and they are hoping that people will stop to listen to the arguments which are that the clause system is cements. and by the role so many, the young people cannot aspire to being a head of state at all. so that they're all, some of these very, very expensive the private assets of, of t

u. k. just here where i'm standing at the, one of the products as i was actually being fighting policy was a fairly small group of protests is a very big police presence and many see they, they arrest us as quite heavy handed by the police at the moment the republicans on a month, a minority bought the whole thing. this is basically is the change that with the change over in the royal family and with friends with king charles taking over, they will start to debate. so was the leg queen was the life uh, any discussion about the possible republic was really very, very new to them. they were a friends movement. but now while, while the king was crowned, we have seen hundreds of people, i think we're here and protesting. and they are hoping that people will start to listen to the arguments which off that the clause system is cement advised. they're all so many that young people cannot aspire to being ahead of states at all. so that they're all, some of these very, very expensive. the private assets

u. k. now new figure is just released, showed that net migration reached a record 606000 people last year. foreign minister richie snack has said the number of people coming to the u. k is quote, too high, and the latest data is likely to increase political pressure on snack. whose government as pledge to bring numbers down that migration to britain in 2015 the year before the break. that referendum was 329000 people in new figure of 606000 represents an increase of 20 percent on last year's 504000 you case home secretary sweller, braverman says that she wants to see fewer than a 100000 people emigrating to the u. k. each year. all right, let's speak now to nadine bob in london. the name of start by breaking down the numbers for us please. why are we seeing these near record numbers and where are the immigrants coming from? the as well, yes, as he said, he's a records figure out for net migration, but a lot of people here were expecting it to be higher the price they've been talking about between 700000 the 1000000 net migration for the whole of last year. so the government might well be fa

u. k and just sensors. but she's the one who finds a lot of onto governmental practice. we'll switch happen and keep them today. so for russian influences, we were present here, but still 60 percent of our population, according to the latest post, wants to enter grades into they terrifically union. and these numbers are growing from one poll turnover. also the hall tree of delivering for ukraine. i'm the shelters we gave for the plan and residues highlighted this idea. that was journalist and then a profile reporting from cation. now, diana, thank you so much. now let's turn our attention to some of the other stories making news around the world. german chancellor, all of schultz has arrived in south korea for talks with president june. so still after attending the g 7 summit in hiroshima, the 1st german chancellor to visit sol for a bilateral meeting. and 30 years schultz will travel to the demilitarized zone, dividing north and south korea ahead of his summit with you. sedans, army and paramilitary, r as, as have agreed to a 7 days east fire. the united states and saud

u. k and just sensors. but he's the one who finds a lot of onto governmental practice. we'll switch happen and keep them today. so for russian influences, we were present here, but still 60 percent of all population, according to the latest post, wants to enter grades into the terrific union. and these numbers are growing from one poll turnover. also the hall prepared to leave the ring for ukraine. and the shelters we gave for the plan and residues highlighted this idea. that was journalist and then a profile reporting from cation. now, diana, thank you so much. i, the paparazzi flash balls and hollywood stars lit up the red carpet at the cannes film festival with legendary director martin scorsese taking center stage. the screen rate was surrounded by the cast of his latest film killers of the flower moon, which premiered at the festival on saturday. it's another cinematic or a union for a square stays and actor robert de niro, and leonardo dicaprio, the 3 and a half hour historical epic tells the story of a wave of murderers in the american west in the 1920 you're up

u. k. and just sensors. but she's the one who finds a lot of onto governmental practice. we'll switch happen and keep them today. so for russian insurance is we were present here, but still 60 percent of our population, according to the latest post, wants to enter grades into the union. and these numbers are growing from one poll turnover, also the hall tree of delivering for ukraine and the shelters we gave 40 percent and residues highlighted this idea. that was journalist and then a profile reporting from keisha. now, diana, thank you so much. all right, let's turn our attention now to some of the other stories making news, this our sedans army and the power military r. s, as have agreed to a 7 day cease fire. the united states and saudi arabia said in a joint statement that the truth would take effect on monday. both sides have previously announced these fires, but then violated them. fighting between sedans, war and faction has plunged the country into chaos. tensions are high in the democratic republic of congo after security forces, fire tear gas of anti government

u. k. has just announced it's sending long range missiles to ukraine. so lensky said ukraine could make progress if a counter attack now, but the cost in lives would be too great. my hulu needs, it says this is the national glue. the most important thing is to protect out people who are not. we are expecting more of the equipment, it's arriving and pots. you can, we can go forward with what we have and be successful that we will lose a lot of people over the will sort of chatting. i think that is unacceptable. we need to wait. we need some more time that you've got this, that of a should the ukrainian army unit fighting near the eastern city of buck move. it says it has pushed russian forces, backed by some 2 kilometers. because it appears to confirm an account from the head of russia's voc mercenary group of said regular russian forces had fled from the battlefield. meanwhile, many civilians living in the region are now deciding to get out and get away from the danger while they still kept the calculus gone for the loss of motor rockets. here on the ou

just every in every paper and every tv screen in the u. k. but across the world. and she had to keep everything together. they had to work very hard of to diana died of restoring respects to the mona key again, not just across the u. k. but across the whole world, and i think then by the end of her life, she started to pause the button over to her son. for example, she was the one who did the ceremonial states, hoping parliament when, when his mother was to on, well it, it seemed to not show them that a bit. she was coughing pulsing over, hunting, over the reins pulsing over these jolts to her son who was ready for them. even though he is now set from school and philosophy. yes, it would have been easy for him if it had happened a couple of decades ago. but then again, we can't say that because look of what's happening in the united states, the president of the united states, and how old he is and of a religious across the world. so i've been a special benefiting from age and was just talking about what big it said about the kings popularity increasing since he bec

just this event that we're watching right now. well, no doubt bring a lot of money in to the u. k. and that's what people often talk about as an, as a reason for the royal family, but that just a great rule. so the u. k. well the republicans i've been speaking to, um they say they don't want to abolish everything about the monitor key and all the symbols say we were meeting not so why told with a whole scotts in the background. and even though they weren't exactly looking at them with pride, but it was this as well as you know, this kind of state. so we can keep the symbols, we can keep in the way some of the grunge of thoughts. it's the, it's the cement, semantic chanel of the clock system or the really that they are objecting to. and also the um, the wells that the royal family has. so just prince charles's assets and no, no way estimated by languages newspapers to 1000000000 power and say, it's an immense wealth and they all say that this, well, if it was distributed much more family, then you know that would more than make up for, for a possible show would fall into or is me eve

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u. k. by just to send more missiles and drove the ukraine during a visit by president zalinski claims kings around bucks minutes. the so took used tightly contested presidential election is going to run a flight of this month. often the candidate managed to clear the 50 percent threshold needed to avoid a 2nd round present rush at the time of the one has a comfortable 5 percent lead over his main opposition challenger. and the 1st round come out because it's developed now faces a tough battle to win the 2nd round, the results and took a stops down with the country's currency, sinking to a record low against the us dollar. some of our reports from a capital n correct. this is the 1st time goes up. the ad one has failed to win a president to the election by a clear majority. 2 but his supporters, we made up the we are ready or confident both getting the the 2nd the around. simply because that is 2500000 volts gap between the 2 was upon add ons, why they'll come out can list out of little faces, the c

u. k prime industry just side, but he wants to be involved in the reconstruction of the ukraine, and that's a shaming and i will be something sold. are you trying to reconstruct all sort of time this card because it's already estimated that the cost of rebuilding a range of a certain number from $50000000000.00. and i have these all say, expect saying the guy talks about as we get involved right? not, but because of course, the u. k. tax fast have software to i run the city because we would have all public sites that strikes result by now. it for money is being spent on putting people a raise more wage in the side. they have uh, spending money on move on growing in ukraine and we've had a huge affects like the rise of interest rates are all 4 percent since the government decided on the policies on your credit. ready russia, we've had a run just rising prices are of a 5. so energy costs which will continue to was a problem with these opinions publish. ready mentioned is they all thought said so if we actually had to write john, so is direct questions. the, the opinions were big a lot of game

u. k. and from other countries, i mean, to me, this is, this is a thing that just attracts people from around the world. you know, whether they make it to the u. k. or whether they're watching from, from abroad. i mean, it really is something that brings people together as much as mana, i think of, and just watching just pictures of picturing 7 elements of, of, of, of the coordination. seeing that this, this could have been hundreds of years ago. and some of these things, if it's, i think it's remarkable that they've been preserved. and so this time for us to see, i mean money keys exists around the world. we have them, you know, all over the place. but the present present in this one, invest atlanta i think um it is quite spectacular. um, you know it's, it's the one thing. it's also recognize as much as you know, we're talking about the different views of what people think of, of the monarchy. but they're all these other monkeys that exist in many parts of the world. i mean an advocate, for example, if you go down to south africa, if you go to, they do have different monarchies and haven't r

the it is just going past 1300 g m t that is 1400 local in the u. k. and if you're just joining us, you are watching our special coverage of the car nation. of the u. k. is king charles the 3rd child has been crowned king at the country's 1st coronation. and 70 years along with his wife, queen camilla, and the ceremony at westminster abbey in london. let's run you through the ceremonies that took place a short time ago. king charles and queen consult camilla, arrived at westminster abbey, and the procession from buckingham palace. the monarch then entered the abbey processing past more than 2000 dignitaries to the 1st coronation. the u. k. has seen in the late 70 years and the most senior forget in the church of england. the entrepreneur of category presided over the ceremony. he presented king charles with the coronation bible, the british mon. i could then took the coordination of swearing to govern the people of the u. k. and the commonwealth while maintaining the laws of goals. so by him, what things created that are in heaven and that are in uh whe

u. k government, can you just outline what the balance is that they needing to strike? yeah, so that's something that is particularly in terms of migration for walk. and because of the reasons behind the increase in migration for watkins with these guys coming out of kind of, it's still at that point to march 23. and also coming out to that recession hatefully. and so in points of need, it's extra late. but from skills from a book, from outside the u. k. to help meet skills voltages and around 45 percent of the says go to the health and social catholic. so as, as, as we know, there were 6 social disaster and big waiting list. but my goodness of help to fail, the openness and labor party in the last couple of hours have said that it shows that they've got the conservative policy has no upfront and not good for the immigration and specific united states. they've accused them of failing to tackle a skill shortage in the health and social cast sectors that say can they be doing more in the immediate and it's fair to say that the government doesn't have that have a part on t

u . k. as we just hold on and essentially western countries in general, of course we had um seen as far as the car. yeah. um. she said that the i see a rest warrant reveal that proven is in fact following parts of hitler's playbook, head us senator lindsey graham, say that the isis your best more put in. and it shows that he is doing exactly what hitler did in world war 2. and that's a direct quote um and so you have all these um, these quotes and these statements coming from western leaders. and um, it's really being used to, you know, demon. 4 as anyone who's willing to have, he can nomic or diplomatic relations with, you know, this guy who was kidnapping children of blacks and put in. and, you know, we see that in south africa right now. well, near the west is pressuring south africa to a rest. putin, if he were to go there, you know, for the brick summit. and so it's being used um, more or less for that type of, of, of you know, diplomatic coersion. what do you think? do you think, jeremy, this kind of goes a bit beyond the pale these days? i mean, you know, when it comes to vladimir putin

and we have already eligibility visa to inter u k at the moment and we just went to enjoy our annual leave for just 2 weeks and come back. so been unfortunately not eligible in the 1st time to go ah, through this evacuation you can imagine that they, they just told me the way out and just to go through this deadly fighting baldwin and just to see how things had gone. so it was just tricky, went back home, came back again, took another like a thief ah, jazz, serious, dear me to just re, to the, you know, eventually he did eventually make it out using the help of your british contacts and other doctors, i believe you have family, as you mentioned, father, mother, i think brother in sudan left behind. oh, what is that actuation? it must be difficult to know that they are still there in the middle of this conflict, they have it really difficult. they're really in the middle of the conflict, as you mentioned, they are in the middle of the war. so, and you can imagine when today, before just i went there, there was a bomb, been one of the medical center, just 2 blocks from off. we had to t

just got married. my husband is attack is code and he had applied for assign them in the u. k. but it had been rejected by the british government that was prior to we got married. and so when we got married it was partially the reason was to enable him to stay in the u. k with me without being deported. however, you know, we were told, even at that time, the marriage only delayed the process of deportation and that eventually, at some point a would be ported. and that actually happened while i was still waiting to hear whether or not actually no, it was off to, they charged me after they actually um, charge me a breeching official secrets, act that uh, that they did try to, to, to port him from the country which um, it was actually a silver lining to this whole case because had i not actually been facing criminal persecution with my passport confiscated and so on. i think he probably would have been deported. so it was, it's kind of ironic situation, but the, my criminal case actually prevented him from being deported, although they did try and, and just being sort of out of wh

you know, not just in the u. k, but you know, in germany and then when the bad bought was a characteristic german brutality said, i don't care what my boat to say. i'm just going to go ahead and do whatever i can for your brain. so it's already in grain within this lead that that highest priority is ukraine. and no matter how many times editor of the populace in the united states will say, well, how come your more concerned with the boulders of your brain then with your own borders, which you don't care about? well, i say they're above. that's exactly right. we don't care about the voters that's, that's nothing. we only care about the ukraine as well. that's the primary we have in the lead. that is entirely the kind of a self referential that's why we georgia maloney was supposed to make this big change in it too. late and the because of those on the day before the election posted up on the line, i'm just have the tools and lo and behold, she is a tools and georgia maloney fellow the like in like the end of the als

u. k. that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. the d baba, i'll just say around london. here's something extraordinary to bring you. scientists believe carol wales might be leading to coordinate attacks on both of to a number of strikes on sale. bose off the coast of europe. sailors have reported a series of attacks by a group of oil cuz such is farrah, vengeful oak or is coaching. its finally to attack both natural growth.

u. k last year. but they make up just 12.5 percent of those seeking to stay long term as well as spring in august. now all of them are in the united kingdom in london is krista rotten china, the u. k. chief of mission for the international organization for migration, enroll king sir a fees a career sheet, the ceo of migraines rights network, a charity that supports migrants in the fight for justice. and also in london, peter gave and editor in chief of up and democracy, an independent use website and best selling author of democracy for sale one, welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us on inside story krista, let me start with you for 13 years, a tories of promise to cut integration numbers, but you have 600000 more people arriving in the u. k. last year. help us understand these numbers 1st and what all the driving factors behind this increase. yes, it's really important to look at the numbers carefully because a big number can easily be misunderstood. and what we actually see is that most of the increase last year has been caused by a very specific one off events altogether. so it's the o

u. k. becket, if we could just bring you here. a book at mazda is our correspondence in london, and she's standing by for us, we can see this spectacular coach coming down the mile. looks in waving and shouting from the positive response from the the only look has tell us a little bit about sort of who's here in london that today to watch this book. it's who's turned out to see this, people really have come from all over the country that many people having conversations about how they are getting home and how that might be a little bit tricky because i'm not central. london is really chuckled last. set the name and there is no you where i, which is very near the mild weather possession is there is no getting in or getting out on the streets. uh, sue won't repeat. so they were unable, unable to get close to the action because they arrived. josh said it was, it's too late. so very early this morning, police were already quoting lots of rows of say that there would be, uh, you know, just security. and then people all know done someth

i'm just gonna share it on my laptop, and this was from the same person who created a, an incredible scheme for ukrainians to live in the u. k. and, and he's saying recreate u. k. house, a crane skills to sit down, refugees. just one of the original times architects. so why can't we do exactly what we did for ukrainians? for refugees from see don who has been displaced. i want to share something with you. this is from one of my colleagues. he was reporting from chad, which is where some people are leading to. and then dahlia, somebody who is from c dot and you'll seeing these refugees. i really want you to tell me what does this feel like when you see this that's have a look. the border between chart and so dawn is porous and wild. lately you can see smoke rising in the distance, faint and far away. but those living here save that is alternate. now the capital of west are for burning the most active hawks button. so don't conflict 2nd only the hard to oh no arm to villagers caught up in violets. the consequence of the fight for control of the country. refugees here say they escaped in the night, searching for days to find a

you know, not just in the u. k, but you know, in germany and then when the bad bought was a characteristic german brutality said, i don't care what my boat to say. i'm just going to go ahead and do whatever i can for you brand. so it's already in grain within this lead that that highest priority is ukraine. and no matter how many times editor of the populace and in the united states will say, well, how come your walk is done with the boulders of your brain then with your own borders, which you don't care about? well, i say they're above. that's exactly right. we don't care about the water that's, that's nothing. we only care about you cream as the less the brand new. we have any lead that is entirely the kind of a self referential. that's why we georgia maloney was supposed to make this big change and it too late. and uh and i because of those on the day before the election posted up on the line and says we have the tools. and lo and behold, she is a tool and georgia maloney fellow the like in like the end of the a

u. k prime minister list presses visits to taiwan, a political sconce that will bring nothing good for the u. k. also the find of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted the just and the right just active, protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after the countries special council rules. the agencies investigation into trump should never have happened the good afternoon from the russian capital. this is our t international with the latest world news updates. i'm fair allies about it's great to have you with us. the russian foreign minister says the west has made its choice when it decided to support the key ever gene which aims to physically destroy all things russian. it is up at the west has made his choice and says that the russian must suffer. strategic defeat was give a crime. yeah. betrayed the russian people in other parts of the former ukraine as well, that they are declared non human and their physical destruction for the states as the goal of the concrete for gms in the news. and we are doing live industry due by r t, corresponding don quarter to disc

u. k, you put out a tweet saying that the u. k. as a leader, when it comes to expanding capabilities on the grounds and in the and then just minutes late to an announcement by the u. k government, but it was going to be providing you credit with hundreds more at defense me. so i was out and interesting. we hundreds of attack drones which have a range of around 200 kilometers. so something that a lot of analysts to cite and could be very important and actually taking out supply rates and stops. and the, the ukranian president was here back in february. he address both houses of parliament here he met with king charles. i've been just last week, the case said it was going to be the 1st country to supply ukraine with long range crews. me solve storm shadow me. so i was and they have the capability, capability of reaching well beyond the front of the lines. russia has reacted on monday to the best thing that it has. it makes the stream the negative view of the you case pledge is of more minute treat age, but the currently doesn't believe that it will actually change the outcome of the conflict. something else that russia will take a di

just got married. my husband is a tech is code and he had applied for assign them in the u. k. but it had been rejected by the british government that was prior to we got married. and so when we got married it was partially the reason was to enable him to stay in the u. k with me without being deported. however, you know, we were told even at that time the marriage only delayed the process of deportation and that eventually at some point it would be deported. um, and that actually happened while i was still waiting to hear whether or not actually no, it was off today charged me up to date actually. um, charge me a breeching official secrets act that uh that they did try to to, to port him from the country. which um was actually the silver lining to this whole case. because had i not actually been facing criminal prosecution with my passport, confiscated and so on. so i think he probably would have been deported history.

u. k. mistrust is currently on a personal and informal it's being quoted as a 5 day visit to tie one before her student as u. k. prime minister, which lost the just $49.00 days. trust us made headlines as far as the secretary we met. remember for cleaning. russia had no authority over its own regions that was made during a trip meant to de escalate tensions between ki, of in moscow just weeks ahead of the outbreak of last at years. another treat conflict which of course continues today. well, that's across the red star editor political ellis, alexander mchale. it's out of good to see you in the program. how would you assess then, the, the former british pm's comments made during her ongoing trip to taiwan as well. i think it's reflective of the fact that there is a profound split within the british ruling class. and the british government about relations with china. and this is manifesting itself by different positions that are being taken by members of the ruling. conservative policy over the relationship of china and less trust going to taiwan is obviously a part of a political act that is designed to pressure the current government to take a h

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u. k. prime minister list chelsea spend just 49 days in downing street is planning a visit to taiwan. my case that was in provocative enough even called china a dangerous it's a global democracy, right before trip. i stand by my assertion that we should designate china as a stress, so i think they are a very class right. so i think that the largest threats that we face to the free world before have brief stints as prime minister list was made headlines. as far as the secretary for me speaking on claim in russian had no authority over its own regions during a trip meant to de escalate sessions between cube and moscow right before the war. it appears as if daunting streets has why to tons of the form a p. m with u. k. media reporting that the government's had no say interest as decision to visit ty one emphasize and they don't get involved in the trouble funds of private people from on this across live now to on the list on blogger alex reports of 8 for more on this development situation always thanks very much for joining us this afternoon here. nazi. i'm a show 1st question for us in

u k. however, china is expected to become the largest market focus medics in just a few years. and what do you make of all the celebrity makeup brands that are coming out now? are they just jumping on the high train or do you think the market is over saturated city? which ease make up plans such as send g p a t go he goes medics of who that you t have a strong competitive advantage. they connect with that millions of stores as much deeper level than heavy ditch brands. and it's an opportunity, as you mentioned, from many other celebrities to launch their beauty brands. in the meantime, the market is situated. we've thousands of new players entering the market every year. and consumers more and more educated, they, um, not food by city breaches endorsement was to have rich ease, just put the name on the products. so to key to consumers need brands needs to resonate with that by use the event. jake and transparent says, a competing story advocate for positive change, such as rhea. now we sent to g, g and heart into the shade range of foundation. so the success of the city agreed

u. k became the 1st country to supply you claim with long range cruise missiles, letting baba has more from london with just the soul. he landed here in the u. k. presidency landscape, 22. but this country was quote, alita. when it comes to expanding our capabilities on the grounds and in the air, in fact, the u. k. was already the 2nd biggest donor, was ministry, a to ukraine, behind the usa with pledges totaling around $7000000000.00 us dollars. and then on monday, between announcing that it would supply hundreds more an ad defense missiles as well as hundreds. busy of attack drones with a range of around 200 kilometers. so significant new hardware, full ukraine and in the last week for us and it already announced that it was going to be the 1st country to start. so probably t if we've long range cruise me, solves which have the capability of reaching well beyond the front lines into russian occupied areas of ukraine. and during that talks, a check is on monday, the team and discussing all totally of the big volume, trying to join nato. but also president zalinski is wish for help with fighter jets . and

and just a few weeks, u. k. has announced that it delivers the grain stone shadow missiles that are being launched from the soviet jets. now they could be launched from a sixteen's, maybe the westwood leave. are also other types of muscles that are a lot of them. and only a few of them can be used with the soviet aircraft. so given ukraine west on type more than a 5 digits i am makes and you can put your brand new position to use much more a long range weapons. and this is, this is one of the major differences and biggest problems for the ukranian on it, because russia can strike ukraine up to 2000 kilometers away. so russian planes are strategic boomers and sending missiles to ukraine offline summer over the caspian sea. far, far away and you can kind of do anything about it. russia can destroy your kind invitation to post on the police board. and it does so every few days. and you can kind of do anything about it, but was receiving those missiles and receiving the fight. the jets ukraine is put in a position t