u. k. know the government invest at the same level that they do in all the comparable economies and if your investment is low, productivity is low. productivity is betty move since the financial crash of 2008 and is lower than most about competitors. we have a legal market that produces lots of jobs, which is great, but it produces very insecure jobs. a 1000000 people very nearly all now on what to call 0. i was conference where they don't know how much they're going to be working . one week to the next, which means that down very insecure, they don't spend as much. i never know productivity gains because it's so easy to employ an extra. ready low cost, so we got some very fundamental economic problems which have not been dealt with by the conservative government to the last 14 years, but predict the visual longstanding issue. and so the next government, whoever it isn't, it obviously looks as your report set, like it's going to be a labor government has some really deep challenges, which will t

u. k. you know, boy, how we ended up in this situation with the one who lived in ukraine and, you know, people 99 percent of people in u. k. then there's a back story to go nato expansion, you know, 16 company doing matrices to, that's a nice new book, right? so that's a name by the way, somebody, you know, piecing things. he said, this be finds tonight say well, so how do you need to divide to that? it's punching it warning. a nature by so further expansion 6 members of a joint since that time after 2 a. so it's actually bushes. do agreed for nato to transform nature equipment through russia through i've got us all of this for the activities and so me to the one of your sites. so it'd be there for a long time though. it actually is of these healthy that says large do wise to go visit. ready so by much of the screen defendant benevolence, i'm encouraged that he's actually promoting debates and the tell you the last now, how our british citizens getting into this debate that to, for ozzy scabbing up right now, as well as why it is all sort of a year in the place you will find buddy businesses o

u. k. st. extradition act. you know, all of these things culminate, i'm telling you, well, actually, the noise being abused here and for very specific purpose. and i, and all of that kind of convince me that i used to be involved, something that was working against these, these policies in case prisoners is an important voice from us. and it's an empowering voice. is one that we hope tells most things that you can actually sign up for yourself. you can stand up for, for the, for the right thing without feeding those. if you're doing something criminal, i think for me, it's obvious. it's positive. something that i've been affected by something that i'm constantly, even if i didn't want to do it, i'd be affected by it to the state. so it's something that i think people will say that it's something called survive is guilt that you will survive a particular trauma. but other people left in that situation are not surviving. so you have an obligation upon yourself to fight for them. i have, i feel i have a lot just a model an

you can see the list of countries here, you know, uh, the opponent, friends, canada, u. k. you know, of finland and the list goes on there. that discussion was initiated by may to achieve gen. stilton book, however, showed he divided europe's opinion on, make me agree and conflict. how divided the opinion is not something even labeled to start the book and his narrative as dangerous as they can. listen. a business, you know, that this man is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and italian weapons striking and killing in the heart of russia seems very, very dangerous and reckless to me. so whoever can should stop and then they go to europe is plunged into a war without an estimate of the cost and means necessary to achieve its military objective. this is the most irresponsible thing i've ever seen that get this one so continually this map shows that you green is being attacked from bases located in russia. we think that we should allow your green thing, neutralize the military sites, from which we saw that the fire tv, if we're tal

u. k. st. extradition act. you know, one of these things culminate, i'm telling you will actually, the noise being abused here and for very specific purpose. and i know that kind of convince me that i used to be involved something that was working against these, these policies in case prisoners. is this an important voice for most gonna send? empowering voice is one that we hope tells most things that you can actually sign up for yourself. we can stand up for, for the, for the right thing without feeding those. if you're doing something criminal, i think for me, it's obvious. it's positive, something that i've been affected by, something that i'm constantly, even if i didn't want to do it, i'd be affected by it to the state. so it's something that i think people will say that it's something called survive is guilt that you will survive a particular trauma. but other people left in that situation are not surviving. so you have an obligation upon yourself to fight for them. i have, i feel i have a lot just a model and rel

i think just almost already said, you know, that obviously doesn't want to take the u. k. back in as you will try and tweak basically the existing of agreements be that on security or in, on inputs, exports and so on. but it will be incremental change, you know, so no, i don't think that the big thing the, dominate the headlines. i think told me an interesting question is what's happening internally with the labor party? i mean, you know that this kind of ming vase, the price that we've been talking about has also works. you know, to what's the inside. i'd really deal with the labor party because that's very divided and with our kill stomach and bring not together the less than the right wing kind of wings of it and then run the country with them remains to be seen. all right, so a political reckoning from both sides. it sounds like i will keep an eye on the election results as they come out. i want to thank my fabulous panel of guests for your insights. today as nikolai went on that that oliver moody and katya white i and to you watching at home. thank you so much for your

u. k without the u. k. um, you know, industry having or, or the economy having to train them themselves. and so this focus on this move. but it's is a way about taking integration as a topic and talking about it. but note about the bit that they don't really want to do anything about, you know, so you can still use this topic without really addressing why that by legal migration is still so high. because i just want to bring this full circle and get some, some final thoughts on what's ahead. after these elections. can labor be a new start for the u. k? this is our big question. so i think 1st new governments are in pretty quickly in the u. k, so basically the day after the elections of labor gets a huge majority of the customer will be invited to form the government. but it will not be a blessed i. in 1997 revolution where labor comes in with a plan to really to on the country around. i think the best line i would describe the labels current policy is, was we want to do a lot of things like the tories. but we want to do

i know, i really appreciate interesting news coming out to the sides, of course, being released. he's left the u. k. as we know, he's on his way to offset or that he'll how to with to only the us pacific island states that but all the use of coal boxes, i mean the found to he's in woods who he's one city free. what are you a full so when you 1st heard, but anyway, i thought you'd find me learn to get out and you know, do you have any on anticipated updates on these? you know, these? uh because his case, i don't have any updates other than what is caleb and yourself of already published, but let me just make a couple of things cleared. joining us on the lake and as a publisher, he published information, just like any other publisher does, just like any editor of a major newspaper does, they receive information, they publish it. julia decides received information that was sensitive nature and published it just like the new york times did back when they published the pentagon papers that case went to the supreme court. the supreme court found in favor of the new york times. right. to publish this info

u. k. phone policy, you know, unique, right. and then i think now he's doing that is actually a positive post assigned that democracy is starting to buy a candidate for the next best head to the us. now when we send weeks, joe biden is been seen freezing on stage and wandering off at the for the call. that was the last. the white house insist that there is no cause for concern. in fact, it blames she fig videos for given the wrong impression. r t, steve sweeney picks up this jerry from here. we've all seen the footage of us president joe biden. a file oxygen evian, whose gas and blonde is on the wells stage, have made him a lot of things stalk closer and blames you directly. what's your response to that, sir? the, you know, last. so you know, so long as you know, i, but now the white house has hit barked st. videos of paving to show the bottom for using a wondering what for his own, being manipulated to undermine him. ahead of november's presidential election, washington hasn't even coined, didn't you? phrase for the footage che

u. k. and i know the executive director stream like, well, i've been to her house. we work very closely with the u. k. right now there's a conference. it's going to happen in june and greece and i am on assume panel for that, jackie garrick of whistle blowers of. busy america is going over there. so yes, in south africa i coast whistle blowers from there all the time on my part guess whistleblower of the week. so this is the change we're seeing is this interface thing with the international whistle blowers. and we're also providing training which they desperately need because uh, they're about 15 years behind us in terms of whistle blower law. and how about, you know, work with whistle blowers. so those organizations you have mentioned are wonderful and they're, and they're really working hard to kind of bring our whistle blower programs into their countries. it's steven has been on the road a lot. national was the lower center staff has just returned from mexico and a conference down there. so this is the future of whistle blowing. is this anti corruption? oh, focus

, a by u k phone policy, you know, ukraine. and i think there him doing that is actually a positive post assigned that democracy is starting to by kind of to have an election and the over the can get now while got been spokesperson has tried to deflect blame for a so just mass protests that they've erupt that in east africans est over a high gain taxes. how about he could not decide who exactly to point the finger on russia for the war, the drain, or the west, which locked the country into a deck trap. with all the details. here was ortiz, no, we'll come gay. the big events, the rocking kenya, the government of william o toe, some say, is the faithful servant of washington. the if and the royal bank is attempting to solve punitive texas down the throats off of the masses. and this has reaped an explosion of the youth which has so i did the streets of every major town and city in kenya, but now government spokesperson isaac model that has come out with confusing statements where he is accusing foreign powers of a sponsoring j, a

u. k. and i know the executive director stream like, well, i've been to her house. we work very closely with the u. k. right now there's a conference. it's going to happen in june and greece and i am on assume panel for that, jackie garrick of whistle blowers of. busy america is going over there. so yes, in south africa i host whistle blowers from there all the time on my part guess whistleblower of the week. so this is the change we're seeing is this interface thing with the international whistle blowers. and we're also providing training which they desperately need because uh, they're about 15 years behind us in terms of whistle blower law. and how about, you know, work with whistle blowers. so those organizations you have mentioned us are wonderful and they're, and they're really working hard to kind of bring our whistle blower programs into their countries. steven has been on the road a lot. the national, which of lower center staff has just returned from mexico and a conference down there. so this is the future of whistle blowing. is this anti corruption? a focu

u. k. think, you know, this is a conflict of 2 sides. it's complicated. we can't really engage with it. but actually there are ways to cut through the complexities we started looking at at child casualties as a way to do that. because of people disagree about politics. hopefully we can order appraisals, children or innocent children should be protected and company. and this installation we did that on the beach of the 11 and a half 1000 children, had been killed at that point in casa, was one of those installations we were just trying to communicate. one thing which is the scale of the killing because it becomes so extreme that people cannot understand it anymore. and we, so what, what would it be like if you was tossed that many children? what would it feel like? i have, i've got 2 kids and, and just imagine them being put into that position and stuff. i'm babbling really. so we ended up using 2nd hand children's clothes and laying them out side by side in a line that ended up being 6 kilometers long. when you're looking at a 6 call on the line and kind of even seen the end of the, you

u. k. in september 2015. that's the same. you know, my sister portia came to the u. k as well. for my job, i work as an id, consultant and engineer in schools. i do dunn's solid and african contemporary and traditional dance bones. it's my side self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in this the continent and of ridge i send home about a 150 to 200 pounds a month depending on who needs that money and why? because i don't and very much myself here. in this country as an immigrant the . 3 alex in bubble in 2008 because my life was threatened, i was threatened because of my sexual orientation. i work 3 jobs as an actor, hotel manager, and a freelance translator. i send money has them when i can i miss my family and since that i cannot go home because i would be risking my life if i did l g b t q. i less people have no legal protections from violence and discrimination in our country. of the cold calls. everything stuck on putting in dire guns. i'm not dates before you start. ok. ok. what was the son is the dentist they don't have. i went

you know, 2 weeks before julian assange is appeal hearing on the expedition case in the u. k. so the u. s. may be thinking that they could lose that case um 2 days before the us presidential debate. so, you know, bite and we'll get to stand up in front of the united states audience and say g, look, i'm a good guy. and people demanded that assange be released and i released them. it kind of takes a talking point away from trump because trump has been talking about when he became president, he would you know, drop charges as well, even though he's the one who, you know, trump, them up quite a bit. and you know, we have the elections in 4 months, so it's, it's good timing and right now. now you're welcome to the us defense department. how big of a thread did julian assign you represent for them? he really didn't represent a big threat to them. you know, he was the guy who really pioneered speak, you know, and telling the truth about what governments do. and we now have this entire industry based around this world wide. and uh, you know, part of the problem is, is when trump became

u. k is going to follow suit. uh well, uh, i don't know. i mean i, i the, some of the reactions, particularly the ones i've referred to earlier, where people say this man cannot be trusted with buttons security. uh they imply uh that he could say or is it clipped, become prime minister. uh so uh yes, maybe maybe the people who are reacting in this way think of a domino effect a i'm a great find a power outage. i wouldn't hide it and i would love to see him do well. my fear is that the conservative policy will re remain the may no position policy for himself might go into a problem and, and in the medium to long term that could say a rest of the lead to some kind of re alignment. but even in the european elections, you referred to in your question, that hasn't been that much of a re alignment, that the establishment remains very powerful. the center ground is still a dominant both at the european level and national levels. so while i would love to see nigel farrell, just views on a whole range of subjects and certainly on this one i gaining

u. k. that says, you know how well and this was last week, i hope that you praying resorts to terrorism, including school shootings in uh in russian. terrible the same uh we watched uh what happened in crocker city. my own daughter was supposed to go to a concert, a friend of mine, uh my uh, friend of mine's daughter was working in concert. thank god they moved it to the 3rd floor in front of the reception which you normally work for just arrived. and then we watched the french and other journalist journalist if you can call them, that's going, oh well it was a great, it was a great success for him for these guys. so you're back in terrorism. so yes, the west as a whole is now actually have a secure in back in terrorism and america, just remove this last not sticking point, that will be, or tears. well, i know not then it's all, it's all in your imagination. so it's all watching this information. let's talk about what could be after this, because now they're offering this guys with weapons that would give them some capacity. what will the us be able to control the way they use this weapons or, or

u. k. but obviously they want and you know, that was the nature of the heart of every policy that watch. thousands of people have much here today to west, which is the see to the pow wow. embrace and die faster even little than i, they shouldn't do. good established international groups like the w w as marching the long side, more destructive organizations like desktops, oil and extends to write that in 19 for that direct action which is awesome. quite disruptive, where they say they're united under the same pools of that consent and they have not seen any political, major political party really let you know to do when it comes to restoration of a natural habitats here in the u. k. and lots of ordinary people have joined today . you may not be affiliated to some of those big groups and i'm joined by maggie will come here today. at maggie. why is it important for you to be here today? what you want from the next income and governments here, and i want the government to put nature 1st. you know, i'm part of that generation where we destroyed the natural world. and i'm here with 1000 as of other peop

i mean, i don't know, i really, i really don't know under the current leadership in the united states in the u. k. in france, in germany, probably not. but, you know, i do think that the populations of those countries are waking up and deciding this is not their war. this is not the war they want to wage. and i hope, i hope, reasonable minds prevail here. well, fresh sofa, the un security council meeting. we didn't give you a chance to even have a break. we really appreciate you coming on sharing. we'll thoughts with off that was done. you provide acumen underlay but right story. thank you done. thank you. a while. like we were just talking about that. russia is ready to end the war in ukraine. that was the message from vladimir putin as he addressed rushes foreign ministry with the presidents of the peaceful community begin if key of withdrawals at full since from the don't boss. not products and house on regions abandons its plans to join nato and the west lift sanctions against mosca. the taking that here with the machine to use it in the meantime, the west ignores our interest. and at the sam

you know, a america least we have the 1st amendment in places like the u. k. we still have a traditional system way where the song has been trapped in it. you know, for the last 10 years or so and but at least we have that system. so i hope that it doesn't have that shooting effect. and i don't think that it will be particularly significant study in west and medium august. ok. charlie beckett. although we can leaks news in the net worked error, we appreciate your time and always your valuable insight strongly. thank you. in russia, the trial against us journalist, evan gosh, give it. she has begun behind closed doors. rskovich a wall street journal reporter is accused of spying for the us. he could face up to 20 years in prison. if he's found guilty. he and his employer said that the charges against him are on sale. often more than a year under arrest. russia is now putting evan, gosh, because it's on trial. the 32 year old john list was detained in march 2023, while reporting in the city of you had cut that in book, according to his employer. the wall street j

you know, a, a, america least we have the 1st amendment in places like the u. k. we still have a traditional system way where the song has been trapped in it. you know, for the last 10 years or so and but at least we have that system. so i hope that it doesn't have that shooting effect. and i don't think that it will be particularly significant study in west and medium august. okay. charlie beckett. although we can leaks news in the net worked error, we appreciate your time and always your valuable insight strongly. thank you. all right, here's a quick look me on some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. nato has officially announced outgoing dodge prime minister mark router as it's next to the secretary general. people take over from the in stoughton. back on the 1st of october, some of the biggest challenges for roots that will be rushed is ongoing, where you crate. and then certainly over the us is future commitment to the long term and transfer all of sholtes has warned against opening piece dogs with russia really come over. it's mo

only look at what's happening in the elections in the united states and in um, in europe, you know, in the u. k. in france, etc. the understand that the people have had it with these people. yeah. but the topic i, i agree exactly with garland says, but that's all the more reason for the quote and quote, more economy giving more power to brussels, degrading the sovereignty of the you, members of a nato directives about being able to move troops through uh, e u, countries, i mean, this is part of the project to this is the creation of the united states of europe . it's so many people want and most in europe don't what you know the thing about. so you union is that from its inception really in the 1950s, it's been the very latest project right. and estimate this project, it's done certain things effectively. it's billed the common market. it's good that the rock of c, as far as on can be good at it. but at the same time, it has always not been democratic. union is simply not a democratic, a set up, it's been designed to give much more weight to it leads to come from the various member countries. b

and then the, you know, the, you gave way we saw that the whole street had already size the necessarily can order after the trial inside of the u. k, and it was almost about to be uh, you know, expedited for the to the us for 175 your, uh, you know, prison sentence. and then we see how the most premiums affected they don't match to . a drug dealer has been famous besides that the act or the journalism that kicked over it was illegal. so this is a question on the freedom of the press, the freedom of journalist across the world that we need to, you know, fight for freedom, especially when, when i say when the doctor this been contacted, you a public interest disclosure defense with regard to this because if the freedom of speech does not, people extract 2 people, you basically qualify it for those students to go along with an absolute freedom. and this, you know, is basically the hypocrisy that people in the concert you point out that you don't . if you always go across the world being the police, the and then you thought that you know, we have feet of that that you go and you harass journalists like this and total work. yeah, he ex

of cornwall in ms. treatment of animals, you know, by 3 hands and calves and like the know, in reality, it's the u. k. population. who are the animals and charlie and the family and the rest of the government? the leads who are the farmers farming them for tax dollars and for perpetual war. uh, just so happens that over 20 percent of the u. k. population is also living in poverty . maybe it is a bit of room. i wanna try these 15 houses for a few of them. of course, last week we had the day celebrations in france. what's to celebrate? now, in reality, what we got was the little window on why the french only actually helped out in the war for the 42 days. one of the video huggy, you can see some french and to yes, decide to take it world war 2 time on a trip way. boom, straight into the sentry. know if i should have absolutely no problem because it's well known. the french tanks have only one rio deer that works very well, and that's in reverse. so, as we've discussed last week on this week, when uncle sam stinks the bony finger room where he shouldn't attends to tinker with the mind and the thoughts o

so this money circle is very well know pretty well actually invest in the u. k. have stormed a factory in kent that manufacturers targeting equipment for each valve on line footage shows the group named the sign action is mashing anything, you know, a recent trade dates uh shows originally. so next government in terms of cruise, more than a 100 export deals with israel since november, all these houses are for new. it for you related products on the west includes equipment that could be used by is really forces not pro palestinian pro testers in the french capital have again taken to the streets to condemn the countries arms dealers supplying is real, world's largest international defense and security trade show is taking place in par us. this week. we won't be as really prime minister has the cry, the decision by the idea to implement the least humanitarian pause is in fighting to a lot a to reach civilians and southern gals that we break down. not plus plus more in depth coverage and analysis of the ongoing war at r t dot com. check it out when you come okay, i k

u. k election team, but adam federal right. the mothers, as you know, the initial cost to me of a is that includes the noise come from me. so that means the noise, that's in the noise means the noise ex, you know, speed of in a crate is lower. i mean, i know those movies movies soon, but these 30 confirming notes in front of us. but the latest you got from you can those load, i mean they move headed your medic, by eating who the got the you said that might not be seeing. okay. nice. but that he thought he had nice event that doing this, but that i know my, your medical, your monthly may be one name and nothing, nothing. you just gave me that is to submit the dose escape sign. i've sent this sent. that'll get getting mendera nice of getting dirty of the i getting my words a bite and i would not be running again if i didn't believe with all my heart and soul. i can do this job. us president joe biden, don plays a week's debate performance against donald trump despite the loan to quit the race, [000:00:00;00] the hello on this. this is out of your life fr

you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. charges in favor of the us sent over the decision note to extradite consumers. in april, 2022. westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued to the extra dikes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. set contrib. preteen patel signed goals for the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian hassan is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in that marsh purse while is equal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and creating us your campaign. the. the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for having ju

u. k. plan. they've got a lot at the same time. i know if y'all could go back to england and then have an open 9 to 5 anymore. it's about a big purpose and educating our children in a way that yeah, they can, you know, have a purpose to they can skip the 20 years of confusion. the i have the okay, a good to go is eva. and if it say before we leave t people because i have yet, but the guy that okay, good money is ready the money on the table and show that we're gonna take this cash to us from is that the book baby that we're going to be popular for you 5 miles in one, just get it ready? point 8. and then i'll close this in before 2 because it says let's put that again. did you know, can you feel the people over the way are you ready? are you ready for the. c you want to get me arrested. in my end, the day i went through a period in my life when i got involved with some of the wrong people who i spoke with my friends and ended up getting stepped straight. i started to look into legend and stuff that i felt like there was something missing i

you know, the script thomas k. u, we did not exclude the possibility of external interference. we don't throw it out because, believe he is reaching natural resources, which many wants to get for the one of the black pages of all history, what the period of imperial is donation, and the blundering of all natural resources. as a result of which we'd imagine poverty and they profiting from these reaches. so we, as a government of patriots, of all country, we want a wealth to be developed and used to know industry, as well as to bring added value to the territory of our country. we want to profit from this, the benefit to believing people because this is the headache and that well, it must return to the native land into the wellbeing of its people. and if, if you had a bundling of videos, statement follows the storming of the countries presidential palace by soldiers. on wednesday, the mutiny was led by general one who was a, it is in media and said he wanted a new government. he was arrested shortly after facing off of president lewis are say, who supporters quickly fill the stre

k elections, one of why do i need to parties dominate? now the 1st thing to know is that in the u. k, you only have a volume, so your local constituency, empty, you never actually directly voice full, the prime minister. the 2nd thing to know about this 1st pos, the pies, the system by which 6 over the allocate states. and i'm going to use some meat pie charts to edit strides. now, many countries use proportional representation, where seats in the parliaments are directly proportional to each policies vote share. but in the u. k. only the policy, the wind speeds, constituency. what a fast pulse, the post gets that seats. so it's very, you could have a policy coming its height 2nd in every constituency in the country. i'm still waiting no seats in parliament, no piece of the pie that never actually happened spot 1st post. the post does have a profound influence on british politics, particularly for smaller policies or policies that have this support more evenly distributed across the country. it is quite hard to get members, the problem is selected. so we've ended up with a to foster