u. k. live know to partner wong, senior politics like sure, it's brittany boss university. thanks for your time. we appreciate you coming on the coast. this is a double edged sword, the ease word as well, about any potential restrictions that might be coming back their way from russia. not that russia said is going to restrict and he deliveries of gas and all but prices, even with all this and instability at the moment ago for the roof only noon. or i think these kind of, in the men or to me should be temporary because i noticed that and the negotiation for peace between russia and ukraine is in good progress. and actually the 2nd round of negotiations is being print them. as a result, i'm naught, dead concerned about all these ongoing term term or in terms of the currency and all these can raise m. as a matter fact, i see that and the sanctions imposed by the european union dues on me target that owns a number of selected russian bands. yeah. why will it that, why wasn't it more more broad if you like? well, if it's the i thing to the european union, a like the u. k. in th

u. k. foreign secretary lives trust is wanting. a war between russia and ukraine would be disastrous for europe. she's meeting with russian foreign minister there, guy leverage in moscow. i love to talk, so i'm president rusher and valerie have started joint military drills need ukraine, florida. the kremlin says, the exercises will focus on what is called suppressing and repelling external aggression. and truck is in canada who are protesting against the vaccine requirements and pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge, it's a vital border crossing with the u. s. and crucial to both economies and investigation is underway in libya into an attack. on the interim prime minister abdul 100, the baby car was shot us in the capitol tripoli, but he escaped an engine. it comes ahead of a shadow vote in parliament to replace him. malik trying to is covering developments from tripoli. hello there, melick. what more can you tell us about this incident? was it an assassination attempt? well that's definitely what people close t

and we'll bring that to you live, but just repeating these live pictures of the u. k. foreign secretary in moscow with so again, love growth to the world. news now in canada's prime minister has called a growing protest movement against covert 19 measures. a threat to its economy, truckers and outlooking a vital border crossing with the united states. john hendrick reports from the ambassador bridge between ontario and michigan. on the american side of the busiest land crossing between the u. s. and canada, not a wheel is turning. traffic on the ambassador bridge had been stopped in both directions. now on the other side from canada to the u. s. just a trickle of trucks is allowed through. on monday, hundreds of angry truckers disrupted north america most bustling international commercial connector and they say they'll keep it up until vaccine mandates and other coven 19 restrictions. are abolished on both sides of the border in a heated exchange in canada's parliament. time minister, just to, to go and says, canada won't bully. you can't end. a pandemic with block ha

lives of ordinary filipinos who have suffered immensely . since the pandemic broke out, ah, hello, are you watching? i was here and these are the stories we're following. miss l u k. foreign secretary lives trust is warning a war between russia and ukraine. it would be disastrous. t v. europe. she's meeting with the russian foreign minister, so gay lab rove in moscow. he says the talks are unprecedented. fundamentally, a war and ukraine would be disastrous for the russian and ukrainian people and for european security. and together, nato has made it clear that any incursion into ukraine would have massive consequences and carry severe costs. normally with the machine. no doubt, of course we need to normalize relations, but this is supposed to be based on mutual and respectful dialogue, principles of equality and recognition of each other's interest. you'll get to it. but as for id, ologies, ultimate, and with threats, this is a dead end street, m o healed nothing. unfortunately, some of our western colleagues have been carried away with this in their public statements. and i cannot call this diplomacy. my russia and bell route have standard joint military drew ne

u. k. and poland and live the one you have been working hard with our ukrainian partners to help improve their capability. but the real credit goes to ukrainian soldiers. i have been so impressed with what's happened over the last 4 or 5 days. in the we know from history that the will to fire the heart is even more important than what type of weapons you have. i would say that the ever deal that they are not as good as we had maybe assumed just because they're large. they have not, they do not have any real experience at large scale joint operations at the operational level like this and so many of their mistakes they're making, their vulnerability of the logistics vulnerability is becoming very apparent. right? not to sound like an apologist or a proponent of any forces here, but based on what you've seen, is it possible russia hasn't yet fully and leave the full might of its forces on ukraine for whatever reason was out of their question. there has been speculation that they were employing there. let's say less ready forces using chechens using conscripts in the opening phases in some parts.

u. k. the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dashti, ot london k. moving on. now the canadian trucker is protesting against the cobit vaccine mandate have partially lifted a blockade of some us border crossings. the protesters have opened up one lane in each direction of the main border checkpoint in alberta. they're part of a so named freedom convoy spending canada piling pressure on the government to east coast restrictions. around 15 percent of canadian truckers are on vaccinated and under current rules they are required to quarantine for 2 weeks after arriving back from the us. meanwhile, side of the border truckers have set up a facebook page and solid doroty with their canadian colleagues. although were swiftly blocked. jeremy, why did facebook take down your page? censorship at a sinus don, it's not just facebook that go fun me. website has belong donations to the drivers, citing legal issues. that campaign had received her on $10000000.00 canadian dollars for the convoy, more than was raised for the countries and major politica

u. k. are protesting against the rising cost of living in the u. k. hundreds of march through the city center. they say they're frustrated over rising inflation tax sites and soaring energy bills. the british government announced a one time rebates track in response to the energy price site. but protest to say it's not enough. israeli military drills in the occupied west bank of forcing some palestinian families from their homes many times a year. as knitter bream reports, the temporary re, housing, and constant disruptions to their lives is causing many families to move out permanently. in yearly hours of the morning, these palestinian families are being forced to leave their homes and belongings. these were the military sometimes uses this area in the north of the occupied west bank as a training ground. this means that people who have lived here for a decade have to stay away for as long as the army decides is necessary. israeli military jeeps, move between homes to ensure every one has left palestinians here. say it's not their 1st order to leav

u. k. the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fed, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dusty ot london. well, it's not just energy bill is going through the roof in the u. k. overall inflation, believe it or not, is that a 30 year record newspapers are rounding on the conservative government and apparently so while the prime ministers own aids with 5 in short succession handing in their resignations, whereas learn more about this right now. let's bring in angus mcneil, a member of the u. k. model for the scottish national party. good afternoon to you . so thanks so much for joining us here today. what do you make of this, this exodus from number 10? a? is it the beginning of the air force johnson, or is it just going to be another case of water off a duck's back when they go home is full and it's, you know, up to 5. but it sounds like it rewarded ducks back. unfortunately for this johnson, the doubles of the to any party or this is sort of the guys used to take them that under about maybe touching up a little bit and finding their spine. so i think the letter should be going i

u. k. the cost of living sweet is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dusty ot london. and it's not just energy bills going through the roof in the u. k. overall, inflation is it's a 30 year high newspapers, a rounding on the conservative governments, and apparently so the prime minister's own aids with 5 hunting in their resignations, in short succession. we spoke with neil from the scottish national party and he believes the right things on the wall for the pm. but it sounds like it rewarded docs back. unfortunately for by this johnson the doubles of the to any party. this is sort of the guy used to tell them about maybe touching up a little bit and finding their spine. so i think the letter should be going in the feeling that's more pronounced it over the last 2448 hours about us jones's time. his number and he's really hitting the nail into is already well. nailed coffin johnson? isn't that no wonder he's in some tea things all the time? not least, of course, but it's not really very good for, for people in the u. k. i'm just coming up a decade over at coope

u. k. the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dusty, t london. and it's not just energy bills going through the roof in the u. k. overall, inflation is it's a 30 year high newspapers, a rounding on the conservative governments and apparently is so the prime minister's own aids with $500.00 in their resignations in short succession. when we spoke with neil from the scottish national party and he believed the right things on the wall for the pm. got a john, so like it to be whatever. what ac spark unfortunately for bothers johnson public then doug's of the to the party or this is sort of the guy used to tell them that on the ballot. maybe toughing up a little bit and finding the spine. so i think the letter should be going into feeling more pronounced over the last 2448 hours about as john's time is numbered, and he's really hitting the nail into is already well male, coughing, us. johnson isn't a mess, but no wonder you've done some crazy things all the time. not respects it, of course, but it's not really very good for people in the u.

but we have charles schubert g format u k, in counter terrorism intelligence officer here live here in the studio. he says western promises to offer arms to ukraine could actually be against cubes, interests. i think if to west britain and america suggested that i would try macon occupied, you crying ungovernable. if they do that, i'm afraid that i may well flood the airy weapons and then they would try oh, what they would ton regardless of their intentions, as to risk that i would tense you kind into a new syria, a creating massive civilian casualties. and perhaps unsustainable a massive refugee flows as well if civil war, which it break out and be prolonged. that certainly is what the west britain and america, at least a britain especially, has been promising to do to make it ungovernable, for russia. but in doing so, of course, by flooding weapons into that, they are likely to create a situation of civil war and endless, or very long, long term conflict. the chief, of course, are victims of which would largely be the ukrainian civilian population. we know that from what happened in

u. k. the cost of living sweet is as bad as fed, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dusty ot london. and it's not just the energy bills going through the roof and the u. k. overall, inflation is of a 30 year high newspapers are running on the conservative government. partly so are the prime minister's own age with 5 in short succession hunting in their resignations. we spoke with angus mcneil from the scottish national party. he believes the writings on the wall for the p. m. what johnson would like it to be what, what docs back? unfortunately for by this johnson, the douglas of the duty party, this is sort of the guys that used to tell them about maybe touching up a little bit and finding the spine. so i think the letter should be going in the feeling that it's more pronounced. it will the last 2448 hours, but as jones's time has numbered, and he's really hitting the nail into is already well nailed. coffin johnson isn't a mess, but no wonder he's in some tea things all the time. not least, of course, but it's not really a very good for people in the u. k. i'm just coming of

u. k, the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dash d o t london on it's not just energy bill is going through the roof and the u. k. overall inflations of a 30 year high newspapers are running on the conservative governments on apparently so we're the prime minister's own age. with 5, in short succession handing in their resignations, we spoke with august mcneil, from the scottish national party. he believes the writings on the wall for the pm, but it's also likely to be what out of a dark spike unfortunately for bothers johnson, public doves of the tony party, a sort of the guy used to tell them that under the ballot maybe toppling up a little bit and finding the spine, so i have the letter, she'll be going into feeling that more pronounced a over the last 2448 hours about as jones's time is numbered and he's really hitting the nail and do all already. well nailed kaufman bought us johnson isn't a mess. no wonder he's done some tv things all the time. not respects it, of course, but it's not really very good for people in the u. k. i

u. k. the cost of living sweet is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards darcy, r t. london. we heard from my prem, seeka, a member of a house of lords representing the opposition labor party. he says that energy firms a prioritizing profit over people in the last decade, u k. orland, gas companies are paid out to 100000000000 pound and dividends are the irony is that the u. k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like oil and trans belgium and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing off energy. and what's happened is are the energy companies i've reduced their storage capacity. so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings, and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is the 693 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn. this year, and i am afraid we will see some debts from cold and possibly from malnutrition as well before long. yeah, mora opinions a

u. k. the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dusty, ot london. we heard from cram seeka a member of the house of lords representing the opposition labor party. he said energy farmers are more than happy to leave their customers in the cold due to historic profits that are pouring in the last decade that yuki oil and gas companies are paid out 200000000000 pound in dividends. are the irony is that the u . k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like island, trans belgium, and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing of energy. and what's happened is that the energy companies have reduced their storage capacity, so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings. and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is this $693.00 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn this year. and i am afraid we will see some deaths from cold and pos

u. k, the cost of living squeeze is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dashti, o t. london. and indeed, it's not just energy bill is going through the roof and the u. k. overall, inflation is us 3 decade high newspapers are running on the conservative government and apparently so we're the prime minister's own aids with 5 in short succession handing in their resignations. we spoke with angus mcneil from the scottish national party. he believes the writings on the wall for the pm john to like get rewarded ducks back. unfortunately for the johnson, the doubles of the duty party of this is sort of the guys that used to tickled, and i don't know about maybe toppling up a little bit and finding the spine. so i think the letter should be going in the feeling that it's more pronounced over the last 2448 hours about as jones's time as number. and he's really hitting the nail into is already well nailed. kaufman bought us. johnson isn't the one that he's done some crazy things all the time. not least exit, of course, but it's not really very good for people in the u. k.

confiscated for refusing to work people. manchester had been protesting against the rising cost of living in the u. k. hundreds of march to the city center. now that's a straight about high inflation tax hikes and soaring energy bills. the british government announced a one time rebate check in response to, sorry, energy bills, but protest to say is just not enough. because all of those stories course on a website that out there at dot com more news and half. now with me, we return not a j selects to stay with us a a shot and killed by milwaukee police in the heart of downtown no was she says the suspect grabbed the officer's baton and started beating him with you. understand that this is the initial version of events. oh wow. yeah. now today is the grand opening tea party for mother or jeff is for now i'll just with i'm going to be introduced to mothers that are going through the same type of pain i i still got my days. i still have my, my, i spent 15 years, right. you know, her phone was off for the time i was on 7. you're a, that's why i'm here in our big down that i'm here in dietary was my brill

u. k. the cost of living sweet is bad is fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards dashti, o. t. london. the canadian truckers protesting against a covey vaccine mandate have partially lifted a blockade of some of the us border crossings. approaches to have opened up a one lane at a border check point in alberta. there are reports of another blockade, just a few kilometers away. you can see right here the vehicles are still parked there. it's all part of an enormous freedom convoy spanning the country. meanwhile, the go fund, me website has blocked donations to the drivers side thing so called legal issues. so far the campaign has raised around $10000000.00 canadian dollars for the convoy . more than was raised for some major political parties in the last quarter of 2021 . that should tell you something, means our facebook has also taken us dance against the drive is no surprise there. removing a us page in solidarity without the canadian movement. jeremy, why did facebook take down your page the censorship at a sinus colleague, you know, neil, i spoke with connie cody, but ca

u. k. prime minister boris johnson, said the country must now learn to live with the virus below suddenly disappeared so. so those who would wait for a total end to this war before lifting the remaining regulations would be restricting the liberties of the british people. for a long time there, this government does not believe that that is right or necessary. restrictions pose a heavy toe on our economy. our society are meant to well being and on the life chances of our children. and we do not need to pay that cost any long. johnnie's life is our correspondent tracking that story out to london forest. jonah hall, jonah, so freedom day is a go on thursday. is this just england, or is it the entire u. k? no, this is just england. it's far as johnson keeping days word before they have term parliamentary recess at the moment they got back. he would set out the government's plan for learning to live with cove it. and so he has done, of course, you heard the loud rules from his own back benches. they're the opposition, slightly more skeptical and scientists. it should be noted as well, believin

u. k. foreign secretary is in moscow lives trust is due to whole talk. busy with russian foreign minister. so guy lab rose in the next hour while british prime minister barak johnson is at the nicer headquarters in brussels before leaving for poland. truck is in canada who are protesting against vaccine requirements in pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge. it's a vital border crossing with the u. s. and crucial. so both economies, there are reports. a similar protest convoy is planned in the us. investor fridge is canada busiest link to the united states and accounts for about 25 percent of trade between the 2 countries. and so the blockade poses arrest to supply chains for the auto industry because the bridge of the key conduit for motor vehicles, components, and parts, and delays risk disrupting auto production. we are in close contact. we've been doing a great deal of work on this. alicia wood randall, our homeland security advisor convened a meeting just today. still in the u. s. and several democratic lead states, a easing pandemi

if you, if you, if you wanted to lie, you couldn't live better. the u. k. government is refusing to apologize after a report revealed that it had squandered whopping 9000000000 pounds during the pandemic on p. p. a. that was faulty and overpriced insists that made the best possible spending decisions given the information and have at the time make no apology for carrying p p at the pace in volume we did. based on the information we had at the time, the action we to protect the thousands of frontline health care workers in the n h s in social care. however, now that the world market for p p has stabilize, the value of some categories of goods is now inevitably, much lower than the price they were originally purchased. for remember at the start of the panoramic, you couldn't get hold of them off for love, no money, no one to the public. i angry at this story. no, sorry, attitude absolute waste of money isn't absolute waste of public funds and it's a dismal, isn't it? but $23.00, hold accountable for it. i mean, what really ends up happening if we complain ab

u. k. facing it's worse cost of living prices and decades . it's emergency gas and electricity providers are planning to hike. energy costs during peak periods, we get reaction from britain. i think that's absolutely disarray just to go into. what does that mean? do i took my dinner break to fine? yes. what do the call 40 with just after 2 in the afternoon here in moscow this monday, february, the 14th. welcome to the global news update on r t. i'm you know, neil, we start with breaking news on the program. the international olympic committee sees there won't be any award ceremony for russian figure skater, camilla, belinda. if she now goes on to win a metal, it comes after the court of arbitration for sport lifted her suspension for testing positive for a bond substance, allowing her to continue competing in the winter games in beijing or correspondence . lexi ownership ski can tell us more. this is something rather unprecedented that the olympic games now, ah, the i o. c came up with a statement that relating to this morning's decision by th

let's go live to form a u. k. i'm office minister norman baker. thanks for joining us, mr. back. a good sadie with us today. the story with the u. k for on secretary obviously made the rounds on social media saying the u. k. wouldn't recognize to russian regions as actually of being russian, the power confusing them with the 2 neighboring regions in ukraine. it couldn't be that perhaps she wasn't well, brief enough going to do these talks and moscow. well, she wasn't and she's not very good. i mean, that's the reality of it. she's relatively new in the post and not somebody pointed out to try to do so. but looking at the whole situation a deeply on elbow, she wasn't probably afraid to st. we've got the situation on the ground where bother the you can us dolly of the rhetoric, but also we're going to join was on the russian troops on the board of what reason? we don't know. so i don't think it's like, and this was a credit to be another you case has been paving the way for what described as a harsh, if ever sanctions against moscow. considering that in the works. that's going to b

situation developed and the coming days and weeks at the been protests against the cost of living in the u. k. hundreds of march to the center of manchester. they're frustrated about rising inflation, tax hikes, and soaring energy bills. the british government announced a one time rebate in response to the energy price site, but protest to say it's not enough sedans, military leader, abdel fata alberto hand says officials are investigating the desa protested since last year's qu, health official. sadly, 79. people have been killed in demonstrations against october's military takeover. crowds have returned to the streets in the past week, demanding civilian rule and justice for those killed. but had also said he's committed to holding elections next year. now, a former nicaraguan rebel leader who was arrested during a political crackdown 8 months ago has died. who got on it was 73. he held free. the current liquor, ivan president, daniel ortega from jail when he was also rebel in 1974 ortega's government, arrested torres and dozens of other opposition leaders last year or together in one . his

if you, if you, if you wanted to lie, you couldn't live better. the u. k. department of health and social care has made no apology over revelations that wasted 9000000 pounds on unsuitable damaged and over priced personal protection equipment. it argues that it made the best decisions given the pandemic situation, but no apology for carrying p p at the pace and volume we did. based on the information we had at the time. the action we took protected thousands of frontline health care workers in the n h s, and social care. however, now that the world market for p p has stabilize, the value of some categories of goods is now inevitably, much lower than the price they were originally purchased. for remember at the start of the pen, when you couldn't get hold of them off for love, no money, no one to the public. i angry at them already not sorry, attitude, absolute waste of money isn't absolute waste of public funds. and it's a dismal, isn't it? but $23.00, hold accountable for it. i mean, what really ends up happening if we complain about that? who are the hig

hashmi exploration was one for at least 13 people who died during that rate and rebel held it live province. the u. k prime minister boars johnson is facing pressure to shore up his premier shape as the so called party gates. scandal deepens, for senior age reside on thursday, including johnsons, chief of staff, private secretary, and director of communications. and the 4th aid, the had a policy manero mirza said she quit because of a false accusation. johnson made against the leader of the opposition, shown a whole host more from london. the initial responses after those resignations on thursday, were pretty unkind towards the prime minister. one former foreign secretary said he'd become toxic within the party. another unnamed cabinet minister was reported to saying it feels like the end. it's all falling apart. well, those views, and that's a particular view that we have heard in recent weeks. another view, the opposite view comes from another unnamed cabinet minister, also reported on friday morning is saying he promised action on mondays. you mentioned that to clean up the downing street operatio

u. k. freedom convoy. we can cross live to london correspondence. saudi edwards don still showed you how was was happening at a demonstration in london right now. well, dozens of truckers have headed from all over the united kingdom to right. and central london, and we'll talk under the banner of the you k read and con for another movement, of course began in canada as you've just had it rolling out across the globe. and here activists. well, they really demolish and all of the vaccine mandate for fighting for freedom. as i say, it's still very much at risk messages to empower each other. that's basically the things going on in the world. we're not happy with. we're not being listened to laws, legislation. liberties are being eroded at the moment to wake up because if you do the same things happening in every country, you go say so why is it happening in every country? it's been, it's been too long. and basically we have to have freedom and they have blocking it each way. and the next thing you'll come along and we do the s

u. k. a roller to often really where jeopardizing a new chance of european or piece but also chance of living standards are staying anything like they've been so far. because the effects of this crisis, this unnecessary induced falsified crisis on energy prices and living standards in europe including the u. k, is also real. oh so that's, that's what's at stake here. i think we need to end the rhetoric and take the take the position re over all the europeans, which is to actually deescalate the escalates and deescalate. okay, on that night we'll leave it mark a good to tell you that was mark a gas h and international affairs commentator. thanks for coming on. and q ok now in other news, at a, in canada police in riot gear have sweat through the capital layer arresting at least 270 demonstrators over the past 2 days and towing away blockading trucks is the government pushes to finally stand packed, persistent protests that have gone on for almost a month now against covert restrictions and vaccine mandates. please steps in to, to retake controlled the street in front of parliament authority sa

and she has the power and the potential to kill meteorologist of issued a rear threat to live warning for the u. k. and told people there to stay in doors to night. storm eunice is lashing the country with winds at up to a 120 miles per hour. this is the 2nd hurricane like storm to sweep across northern europe in as many days braving the stormy sea. despite warnings to stay indoors, some people in brighton on england south coast, remained drawn to the forces of nature. storm unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. authorities in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts of southern england, including london was sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by the storm. so the message to longer, the j loss to this office has to be read weather or the sandals still here. this is the worst only by student 3 decades, spring polar inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway and will be outdoors. numerous flights were cancelled, and of the ones that

people in manchester, england are protesting against the rise of cost of living in the u. k, the british government announced a one time rebate check in response to solar energy bill or protest to say, it's not enough. i've got this on central bank has called on the us president to reverse in order to return only half of the $7000000000.00 in afghan assets held in the us. joe biden has set aside the other half or 911 victims. those were the headlines, i'll be back with more news and half and i will return to the bottom line to stay with us. i me i am steve clements and i have a question. well, maybe a couple of questions. why did it take a year for donald trump's archives to be handed over to the government? and if he destroyed so many of his records, did he do anything wrong? legally? let's get to the bottom line. ah, donald trump's legacy with it. he was unconventional and didn't care much, but the traditional norms of the white house, but recently his habit of ripping up papers and throwing them on the floor or in the trash has come under a lot of scrutiny. lots of record

lives. we're very lucky in the u. k. we think the huge number of deaths that new k anymore. because we're so good at the texting h i, b and the treating h r a. but that's not the situation on the global level because on the global level, it's $680000.00 people die and they tried to relax stillness. and last year and 27 percent of people who are living with 8th, still not accessing treatment. matthew watson, thank you. that's it for the show will be back on wednesday one year since the 2nd impeachment trial for then u. s. president. trump began before being acquitted 4 days later until then keep in touch, why will not social media and let us know if you think it's taking too long for an h i. v vaccine to be developed ah, a with president putin and president micron have wrapped up there 5 our meeting focusing on new ways to find stability in europe. a russian official brands us claim that it is 70 percent ready to invade ukraine, as american propaganda stressing it is based on un named officials, undisclosed sources. and no evidence is the latest in a series of accusations of

lives. we're very lucky in the u. k. we think the huge number of deaths that you k anymore because we're so good at to texting h i b, and the treating h. i t a but that's not the situation on the global level because on global level, it's 680000 people died of a reduction illness. and the last year and 27 percent of people who are living with faith, still not accessing treatment. matthew watson, thank you. that's it for the show will be back on wednesday one year since the 2nd impeachment trial for then u. s. president trump began before being acquitted 4 days later until then keep in touch with our social media and let us know if you think it's taking too long for an h i. v vaccine to be developed an adult arrival guide. when customers go buy, you reduce the price now, well, reduce a lower that's under cutting, but what's good for food market at that get to the global economy with tonight. so you divide, deepen all russia, is the french president travel, say the bosco for talks with, posted a manual micro. nope, the kre

lives. we're very lucky in the u. k. we think the huge number of deaths that you k anymore because we're so good at the texting h i, b, and the treating h i t a. but that's not the situation on the global level, because all my global level, it's 680000 people died. they tried to relax, no, miss. and the last year and 27 percent of people who are living with 8th, still not accessing treatment. matthew watson, thank you. that's it for the show will be back on wednesday one year since the 2nd impeachment trial for then u. s. president trump began before being acquitted 4 days later until then keep in touch, why will not social media and let us know if you think it's taking too long for an h i. v vaccine to be developed ah, algorithm. so neural networks have been following us everywhere. we look online because our relationships are what matters most to us. that's how we find meeting and how we make sense of our place in the world. what silicon valley ceos don't mentioned in that slick presentations. however, the ghost worker

lives. we're very lucky in the u. k. we think the huge number of deaths, the u. k. and the mall because we're so good at detecting h i v and treating h r a. but that's not the situation on the global level. because global level, it's 680000 people die, they try to predict stillness. in the last year, i'm 27 percent of people who are living with still not accessing treatment. matthew watson, thank you. that's it for the show will be back on wednesday one year since the 2nd impeachment trial for then u. s. president trump began before being acquitted 4 days later until then keep in touch with social media and let us know if you think it's taking too long. for an h i v vaccine to be developed. join me every posted on the alex simon. sure. and i will be speaking to get us in the world of politics, sport, business, i'm sure business. i'll see you then. mm. ah, the canadian capital declared a state of emergency with authorities claiming the city is on the seat as thousands of truck drivers peacefully protest against vaccine mandate. saying the government is trying to port

if you, if you, if you wanted to life, you couldn't live better. so the u. k. government is refusing to apologize for a report revealed it's squandered a whopping 9000000000 pounds during cope it old on protective equipment. that was faulty of a price in assistive made the best possible spending decisions, given the info at the time, but no apology for carrying p p at the pace and volume we did. based on the information we had at the time. the action we took protected thousands of front line health care workers in the n h. s sensational care. however, now that the world market for p p has stabilize, the value of some categories of goods is now inevitably, much lower than the price they were originally purchased. for. remember, at the start of the pen when you couldn't get hold of them off for love? no money, no one to the public. angry at the hurry. not sorry, attitude, absolute waste of money isn't absolute waste of public funds and it's a dismal, isn't it? but 23, hold accountable for it. i mean, what really ends up happening if we complain about that, who a