u. k. leave a little bit to be desired if you know, you know, hey everyone. and here's the situation on thursday. there's winds blowing in from the northeast, that's likely going to induce some showers for the southeast of england. now by friday we get into a proper easterly wind. so that's going to chuck rain from the bow countries. right into england and wales and the republic of ireland conditions are also changing across iberia, where it's been hot and dry. we've got an incoming storm system from the atlantic. so let me show you by friday crashes into the coast of portugal and the northwest of spain. back to the here and now it's cold enough for snow in the alpine region, showers of turn lighter through the bulk in still gloomy conditions here and for turkey, we've got what, whether west east across the country. but i think those biggest downpours will be in the east as that energy moves into the caucasus, off africa we go, winds have turned around in cairo's. so that means your temperature is have come crashing down to $28.00 degrees, which is actually w

u. k. leave a little bit to be desired if you know, you know, have one and here's the situation on thursday. there's winds blowing in from the northeast, that's likely going to induce some showers for the southeast of england. now by friday we get into a proper easterly wind. so that's going to chuck rain from the low countries. right into england and wales and the republic of ireland conditions are also changing across siberia, where it's been hot and dry. we've got an incoming storm system from the atlantic. so let me show you by friday crashes into the coast of portugal and the northwest of spain. back to the here and now it's cold enough for snow in the alpine region, showers of turn lighter through the bulk in still gloomy conditions here and for turkey, we've got what, whether west east across the country. but i think those biggest downpours will be in the east as that energy moves into the caucasus, off to africa. we go, winds have turned around in cairo's. so that means you're temperature

u. k leaving the european union was one of those. and we had to go back as we are now doing to the negotiating table and resolve those difficulties. but i can tell you what i have to face 25 years ago was much, much more difficult. and what we're discussing today, and if we get through the, the potential for the future is stability and prosperity and peace is built on both . so i'm looking forward to that generation that it's just spoken to having job education, employment training. and that's the future for those people that we didn't have for the 30 years of the terrible conflict that we live through. so my message really today, for those that are currently in conflict and what you cover in many different parts of the world is that you have to move from conflict to peace. you have to negotiate your way out of that. you have to make politics work. that warfare and militancy only drives people into early grades, but do you feel frustrated to they that there are now reports off of via potential violence by police marking this annivers

the total number of votes cost in favor of leave was 17000000, 410740 2. this means that the u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and resigned a represent some of the leads who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance. is it terrorism? may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. is resurrection as an independent world leader. context of the time was to lease may have sort a deal with the you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership and what name it would have been taxed in britain and financially and politically bureaucratically and, and admitted terribly tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is the soft brakes that she'd been working on didn't suit brakes that supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will up with got all of her new recording. bobo spits of good are super. you're just going to get that. that has been the key figures within this war. we have our old friend, rich a deal of and with the in prisons who is a longs

u. k. bear on leave. and so we're expecting hundreds of thousands of surgeries of screenings, of hostile appointments to be cancelled this week. the b m a, the union says that its staff on picket lines like the ones behind me, they will leave those picket lines and go into work if there is, for instance, a mass casualty event or a hospital bosses can convince them that lives are in danger. and what about the government? how's it responding to this? what the doctors are asking for, just to make this clear is a 35 percent pay increase for this cohort. these tens of thousands of junior doctors, they say that's to make up for 15 years of wage increases that have been below inflation since the great financial crisis. the government here in the u. k though, says those demands unrealistic. they point to the fact that all the medical staff like nurses have entered into negotiations with them. the government with initial paid proposal increases that have been far lower than that, sammy or i because stuff that will

the total number of votes cost in favor of leave was 17000000, 410740 2. this means that the u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and resigned a represent. some of the elites who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did terrorism. may the next prime minister advocate the you case resurrection as an independent well leader context of the time was to least, may have sought a deal with you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership panel, but name it would have kept britain it financially for politically bureaucratically admitted terribly tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is less off break said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will upward got a little recording but go spirits, if you're out sick, where you're just going to your thoughts that that has been re, the key figures within this war. we have our old friend, richard dill, of an gwydion prince, who is a longstandin

the total number of votes cost in favor of leave was 17000000, 410740 2. this means that the u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the elites who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did. teresa may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. resurrection as an independent world leader, context of the time was to least, may have sought a deal with the e u. that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership panel, but name it would have been catch, you know, britain and financially for politically bureaucratically admitted averagely tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is the soft brakes that she'd been working on didn't suit brakes that supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will upward. got all thermal recording bogus gets a good us if you're just getting your thoughts, it goes away. the key figures within this war, we have our old friend, richard deal of un gwydion prinz, who is a longstanding british senior defense advisor. and so they ha

financial, they're going to consider either leaving the professional together or potentially leaving the u. k. and going to practice as a doctor elsewhere that has been a massive, massive practical problem for the british government. and of course, when doctors leave the profession here in the u. k given there is a limited pool of them, it leaves more work for those that remain. so this 35 percent pay request. this is the demand that the british medical association is the union representatives. docs is making. sounds very high. but of course, if you look over the last 15 years, it more or less matches one measurement of inflation here in the u. k. meeting that they're really just asking for the kind of pay levels they had 15 years ago before the great financial crisis. and although the government calls are unrealistic, that doesn't seem to be any sign of negotiations that will resolve the situation a moment. thank you so much for the marks reporting for us from london. while air attacks and me and mar, have killed more than 50 people. so they struck the village of procedures in the north. doz

wish he soon i he is the 3rd minister to leave the u. k. cabinet for breaching the ministerial code. but he hasn't gone quietly. a sunday gaga reports now to lose one cabinet minister is considered unfortunate to lose 3 within 6 months, presents a challenge for the you case. prime minister richie su neck. i mean, a swell of accusations of bullying and intimidation tactics. is the latest exit from government, deputy prime minister dominic rob, who was also the justice minister and a staunch supporter of soon act from the get go in his leadership bit, but a 5 month long investigation into allegations of rob overseeing a hostile, what culture revealed to counts of misconduct had been upheld, and as he said, he would rob stood down in his resignation letter, he pledged his continued support for the prime minister, but defended his conduct and called inquiry floored, and one that set a dangerous precedent that would encourage spurious complaints against ministers, opposition, politicians disagree. i don't know why dominic rob, in the middle of

u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and resigned a represent. some of the athletes who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did. teresa may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. resurrection as an independent world leader contact the time was theresa may have sought a deal with the you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership and what name it would of tex, britain, it financially and politically bureaucratically and, and admitted terribly tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance, is less self. brake said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will up. i got all of her new recording book i spits of good are stick where you're discontinued, that's it. that has been the key figures within this war. we have our old friend, rich, a deal of an gwydion prinz, who is a longstanding, young, british defense advisor. and so they had to plan to remove, to recently from power off to exhaustive i

u. k, decided to leave the ear that would have the stabilizing effect on this island, that we are the only part that shares and we part of the u. k. the chair to frontier with the e. u. so there were many warnings a bite. i this could be stabilize a fragile piece process. in fact, john major 20 barrett came to the city of dairy and said that, you know, what would we do? but the irish border and warned that if we left the european union, the pieces of the constitutional chic so would be thrown up in the air and no one seemed to know where they would land. those warnings were largely ignored and the difficulty is breaks. it means borders, borders are big, into breaks it. and of course, people realize that that would have a destabilizing effect on, on the fragile piece process. so post breaks it, we know i have the windsor framework, and we want that window framework to work because it allows us to access to the e u and the g b market, right? we also have an all the problem and so it really gives us a unique opportunity to look forward, bring inward investment and bring the prosperity that wa

u. b. s. whistleblower, brad burke and feld had gone up against the same one year appeal and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened by now? i had a u. k lawyer and he, portuguese ministry of foreign affairs. and he followed the swiss general attorney describing swiftly as degrading. it was a breach of civil likely motivated because of my whistle blowing activities, withdrawal their warrant, and terminate all the swiss attorney general. she ever got a reply. my portuguese lawyers, supreme court had characterized the swiss has political oppression or refreshing. that is absolutely contrary to european law. there are some re bunch. anyway, at that point, we felt threatened we, we didn't know my wife and i decided to leave europe and had by just south and all my family and passed on in some africa. so i felt there live my last few years there on 72. now on the u. k. layered advise me to keep a copy of the supreme court decision. just my wife for me a few times she said look, if we're going to fly in portugal anymore, we better not go anywhere near the u. k. e supreme court decision. i did transit in schiphol airport. i'm the exact same on

it's actually been a large number leaving france last year to the u. k. then arrived from all of africa to spain. so then what's your take, your personal take on the you case, new, illegal migration bell because the government for its part says that it's intended to deter people from a legally entering the u. k. but we've heard a representative from the you and hcr warning. it could lead to the collapse of the system of international protection for refugees. where i think 2 things are important. first, nobody needs to leave france. france is a safe country. so this is not a refugee issue. it is an issue of irregular migration on this. the united kingdom government is right, but secondly, why should all refugees stay in france and united kingdom should not offer as a signatory of the refugee convention any solidarity? the obvious solution to this is that france of the united, the european union offer to take back doze, every one who leaves after the 1st of may in a boat and reaches the u. k. to take them back. they are safe. but then the united kingdom to

u. k embassy personnel from afghanistan. but the man who was stepped in to leave the country when johnson was hospitalized with covered 19, remained at the heart of government. but dominic rob now gone, the prime minister now finds himself without his most local political ally. and there are still questions of why it took so long mister to not to address the issue of mister robs conduct. and if he had been warned before, hiring him as his deputy, the loss of the prime ministers chief ally, comes at a particularly difficult time for soon act. months of strikes, soaring, inflation and energy prices have tested the resolve of the country and its leaders . after the high drama of johnson years and less trust is short, but turbulent tenure as leader sudak promised accountability, integrity and professionalism with having a claim he hoped, would convinced the public. in spite of questions that remain about the culture inside westminster. sunny diagonal. i'll just sarah london, climate campaign group extinction. rebellion says it's abandoning the kind of disruptive prote

u. k. or i will leave it there. thanks so much and dean baba now, the fashion industries, among the worst polos is, the un says it makes up to 10 percent of the world's carbon emissions. or producers have launched several campaigns to make fashion more sustainable. but it's not clear how successful they've been. severson has more from one of the world's fashion, cancels berlin. this we got, this is ways from big fashion houses, but to designers, maria and abbey deeds, fabrics are the source of their slow fashion brand sustainable clothes that are made to last. and this is one ah, a genes fabric that we sell from italy. the lining we south from are from germany. when you see europe there is so much waste, saw so much waste of the industry on it. there. we're not talking about like one meter, one scrap. we're talking about roles in recent decades, fashion has become an industry that experts describe as one of the most polluting and least transparent when it comes to sourcing materials. as environmental awareness incre

u. k. has those with british citizenship to, to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning that they may not be able to move off of the sci fi expires, according to the w h of more than 4 and 50 b will be killed and over 4000 wounded in the conflict to date, our crashes have not stopped despite the announcement overseas. why some of the latest footage we have here shows soldiers celebrate the officers seizing our staff, weapons, and ammunition. several parts of the capital, hard to have been bombed, with the military deploy air force jets to target the opposition faction. it comes as both sides in the compet are using heavy weapons, bought each other. local correspondence, sent us this report. 72, our sci fi, our pro horn by the u. s. on so all the kingdom did not go as blown on, completely fall of the army or across our farm. being our vehicles are still roaming in many weather, then feel errors in hospital and complete disregard of the ceasefire agreement clashes for doing what intensively. because the army on the roof is support for resulting into more casual do. through the news

u. k. has urged those with british citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning them they may not be able to be moved after the cease fire expires. according to the w. h o, more than 450 people have been killed. over 4000 wounded in the conflict a day where clashes have not stop despite the non spend of a cease fire. some of the latest footage we have here shows soldiers celebrating after seizing r. s. f weapons and munition, several parts of the capitol cartoon have been bombed, with a military deploying or a force chance to target the opposition function. it comes out both sides in the conflict or using heavy weapons to bombard each other. the armies aircraft are still being, are estimated to repair this was vehicles in our spare warming in money with n p l arrows and hostile, incomplete disregard of the fire agreement. clash is continuous intensive re between the army on the roof is support for resulting into more casualties. denise doc or union. if that, if that's 72 percent of hospitals near your area, which is 50 and i am thinking hospitals in the capital understands

u. k. has urged those with british citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning. they may not be able to be moved after the cease fire expires. according to the w, h o, more than 450 people have been killed, over 4000 wounded in the conference. what clashes have not stopped the spicy and spend all the seats are some of the latest footage we have shown the soldiers celebrating after seizing r. s. f weapons and ammunition. several parts of the capitol cartoon, helping bombs with the military deploying air force jets to target the opposition. it comes as both sides in the conflict or using heavy weapons to bombard each other . a local correspondence, synthesis report. 72, our sci fi, our pro gordon, by the us. and so all the kingdom did not go as blown on completely felt. the armies are cross, are we still being our assessment? it was vehicles in their roaming in one year where they didn't feel arrows in hospital and complete disregard of the ceasefire agreement class. just want to know what intensive read between the army and the robbery support for resulting into m

he but morgan august 0, leaving cartoon is difficult. dangerous u. k. military plains have flown citizens out from an airbase north of cartoon. but it can take several hours to cover the 20 kilometers to the why the sea bass, saudi arabia and india, among countries which are evacuating people from port sedan that's about 850 kilometers, or a 13 hour drive east of cartoon. some are making the journey north to egypt, that's about a 1000 kilometers from the capital. others are taking even longer route about 1500 kilometers west. so the border with chad admitted race is in a village near the chat sedan border. the refugees, mainly women and children, crossed over from sedans. therefore, area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than 4000 refugees and could ruin alone. and there are hundreds and hundreds more who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days. now what the, the situation here in this particular camp is desperate. none of the refuge

u. k. have urged those with british citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning that they may not be able to move after the si, fi expires, according to the w h. a woman, 450 people, have been killed over 4000 wounded in the conflict to date. classes have not stopped despite to the announcement of a c, y, or some of the latest footage we have here shows soldiers celebrating office seizing r. s f weapons and ammunition. several parts of the capital called to move the bombs with the machine deploying air force. guess, target the opposition faction? it comes as both sides in the convert are using heavy weapons upon bald each other . a local course sent us this report for 72, our sci fi, our pro horn by the u. s. on so the kingdom did not go as blown on, completely filed, the armies aircraft are still being, are estimated to repair. this was vehicles in turn, roaming in many ways. it didn't feel errors in hospital and complete disregard of the ceasefire agreement clash response. in what intensive read between the army on the roof is support for resulting into more casual do. t

u. k is urged those with british citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning that they may not be able to be moved off of the ceasefire expires. according to the w, h o, more than 450 people have been killed and over 4000 wounded in a conflict to date, crashes have not stopped despite the announcement of a ceasefire. some of the latest footage we have here shows the soldiers celebrating after seizing r. s f weapons and ammunition. several parts of the capital card zoom had been bombed with the military deploying air force. gest target, the opposition faction. it comes as both sides in the conflict. they're using heavy weapons to bombard each other. a local correspondent, set us this report to 72, our sci fi, our pro horton by the u. s. and so all the kingdom did not go as blank and completely fell as the armies are crossed are still on being our assessment to repair this was vehicles intern are still warming in on your weather, then feel errors in hospital and complete disregard of the ceasefire agreement. plus, just want to know what intensive re between the army on th

u. k. house urged those with british citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning that the stronger than she may not be able to be moved after the cease fire expires. according to the w, a show more than 450 people of been killed over 4000 wounded in conflicts for classes as mentioned, have not stop despite the night spent overseas. some of the latest for these we've received show soldiers celebrating seizing r, s f weapons and ammunition. several parts of the capitol cartoon being bombed with the military deploying or force jets to target the opposition function. it comes as both sides in the conflict are using heavy weapons to bombard each other a local corresponding census this the 72 our si, fi our pro, horn by the u. s. on so the kingdom did not go as blunt on completely fell. the armies are crossed are still on being are assessment to repair this was vehicles intern are still warming in many residential areas in hospital and complete disregard of the ceasefire agreement, crash is going to to what intensive re between the army on the rop is support for this resulti

u. k. has urged those with british and citizenship to leave the country as quickly as possible, warning that they may not be able to be moved after the cease fire expires. according to the w h o. more than 450 people have been killed over 4000 wounded in the conflict to dates. what clashes as mentioned have not stopped the spicy and spend all the seats for some of the latest furniture we have here shows soldiers celebrating. after ceasing our asset weapons that munition several parts of the capitol cartoon of been bombed with the military deploying air force jets to target the opposition function. it comes as both sides in the conflict are using a heavy weapons to bombard each other. a local correspondence sent us this report 70 to our sci fi, our pro sorted by the u. s. on so the kingdom did not go as blown on, completely felt. the armies are crossed are being, are estimated to repair. this was vehicles and are still roaming in many of them feel errors in hospital and complete. the regards of the ceasefire agreement, clash is gone to, to what intensive re between the army and the roughest o

we expect them rather than the leaving her to miss a difficult and dangerous mission. the u. k. has flown some people out from a military or based north of ha tomb. but it can take several hours to travel a 20 kilometers from the capital to the what he said, no bass, saudi arabia and india are among the countries that have evacuated people from port . she done some 850 kilometers or a 13 hour drive east of caught him. some are making the treacherous journey to the border with egypt. a journey of about a 1000 kilometers or others are taking the even longer journey about 1500 kilometers west to the border with chad and amended. res is with refugees on the border, which at the refugees mainly women and children crossed over from sedans, da, 4 area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than 4000 refugees and could ruin alone. and there are hundreds and hundreds more who are yet to be registered. and do you hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days? now, what the, the situation here in this particular

and some are on the way. leaving costume is difficult and dangerous. u. k. military planes have flown citizens out of an air base north of car tube. but it can take several hours to cover the 20 kilometers to the why the sit in the base. saudi arabia, in india, or among the countries which have evacuated people from port sedan. it's about $850.00 columns is or a 13 hour drive east of call to some are making the journey north to egypt. that's about 1000 kilometers attract from the capital. others are taking even longer route about 1500 kilometers west. so the border with chad and address is in a village near the chat sedan border. there are few, g is mainly women and children crossed over from sedans. therefore, area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than 4000 refugees in could ruin alone. and there are hundreds and hundreds more who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days. now what the, the situation here in this particular camp is desper

you buy and buy it with a very high expensive prices. leaving hard to miss difficult and dangerous u. k. military plains have flown their citizens out from an air base north of cartoon. but it can take several hours to cover the 20 kilometers to the way the said now base, sodium, ravia and india, or among the countries that evacuated people from ports to don. about 850 kilometers or a 13 hour drive east of cartoon. some are making the journey north to egypt, that's about a 1000 kilometers from the capital. others are taking an even longer route about 1500 kilometers west on the, to the border with chad. and that's where i had a dream report from, from a village near the child's to down border. it's a difficult situation for hundreds and hundreds of refugees who are yet to be registered by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international don't. just as we just at the village, not far away from cooper on the way it is a major distribution center for the was for program and other agencies. we realize that dozens of people who fled the situation is with don. and i c

u. k. is getting incredibly difficult with saying large numbers of doctors leaving the profession, some of them going overseas to work. and of course, that just adds to the pressure that the existing doctors, those that remain in hospitals like this one face on a day to day basis. i me. all right, thank you so much fella. marks there now a democratic politician expelled from the u. s. state of tennessee. the legislature has been reappointed. nashville city council voted on monday to san justin jones bank to the state house to fill the vacancy crazy by his own removal. republican politicians, expelled jones and another democrat last week. that's after they protested the stance of the house on gun control following a mass shooting. we consume sharif reports. the march of the project engine hundreds rallied in support of the democratic representatives as he made his way to the states held off to being appointed back to the seas from which he was expelled. only a few days earlier, we stand together and we will fight together. tennessee law gives law officials the power to phone vacancies and t

u. k. a lot of their senior doctors are actually out on leave. and it means that over the course of the next 4 days, we're expecting several $100000.00 surgeries screenings, another hosp appointments to be cancelled, corpus boned. that will of course, have a huge impact on patient care. and in fact, hospital bosses here in the u. k. warning about the risks to life members of the beer may have said that in the event of a mass casualty event, or if hostile executives can convince them but lives are in danger. they will leave picket lines like the one behind me and returned to work at least briefly. and how is the government responding to all of this? well, these doctors are calling for 35 percent pay rise. sounds like a lot, but they're basing that number on the last 15 years of wage increases that have been below inflation. the government says those numbers are unrealistic and they've demanded that these doctors return to negotiation. they've said also that given the current pressures on british government budgets the moment it's not likely they'l

u. k, you were last westernized than many of the people who have leave the impact on their entire life. and i think this is such an interesting point. you also mentioned, you know, the british society is now being increasingly so their age, an ice pack and eyes or i don't know into, in the house the if, if i can put them that way. and i was thinking about whether one can really understand them fully inhabit their culture, their tradition, their spirituality consciously, without having some distance from it. because i think one of the reasons why you can see the pakistanis society, the way you see is because you have, you know, so they're, they the benefit of several different perspectives. i agree. i think that's absolutely right. having grown up in england and then coming to buckets on which was an identity that was very strong in me. i was very focused, funny, british pockets funny. and then coming here and realizing that i actually responding identity is also in change. and of course of transformation. and so the identity i thought was focused on was a few decade. oh, because that re

he but morgan august 0 for leaving cartoons are difficult and dangerous mission. the u. k . has flown some people out from a military base north mechanical, but it can take several hours to travel the 20 kilometers from the capital to that one. the seed. net base, saudi arabian india among the countries that have evacuated people from ports down some 850 kilometers or a 13 hour drive east of cartoon. some are making the treacherous journey to the border with egypt, a journey of about a 1000 kilometers. while others are taking the even longer journey about 1500 kilometers west to the border with chad. avenue address is navy chance had an order where sudanese refugees are pouring into their neighboring country. the refugees, mainly women and children crossed over from sedans, da, 4 area into this part of charge. the united nations high commissioner for refugees say they have registered more than $4000.00 refugees in could run alone under a hundreds and hundreds more. who are yet to be registered and do hope to accomplish that in the past in the next few days. now what the, the