u. k. member at russia saying that it was outrageous that they had sought a meeting at the security council and it was rejected at dot said was what the president was and did not help in saying that it wasn't given enough time. we will cross back to that. so when we hear a little bit more about the, the situation itself, what's happening in ukraine and particular instant in the procedure? the problem. okay, for now let's move on to more news on the program. new disturbing footage apparently showing captured russian soldiers executed by ukrainian troops, has emerged on line. we obviously can't shoot the video in full because of it's extremely graphic content. several men in uniform or seen lying on the road and pools of blood with their hands tied behind their backs. one of them apparently still alive as suddenly shot and the head several times at close range the killers or heard shunting. pro ukrainian slogans. russian officials say the gruesome incident is under investigation separately. we heard

u. k. was a member of the european union, and you have the beginning of the school holiday, the holidays, which means that you have hundreds of thousands of breaks. you haven't been away since the coven began many of them. and now they're looking to was having a holiday across the channel in europe, and there are lots of them trying to get across. guineas, ousted president, has returned to cannot cri, officer seeking medical attention. in the united arab emirates, alpha con day was allowed to leave in january by the term government that unseated him in september. he's under house arrest. guinea, his face condemnation and the african union membership suspension over the take over are covered 1900 restrictions and saudi arabia are being relax to allow a 1000000 muslims to join the annual pilgrimage. in july, the age limit, 65 for visitors if allowed, are allowed, excuse me, if they have a negative p, c r test. only a few 1000. so the pilgrims have been allowed to visit mecca over the past 2 years before the virus 2 and a half 1000000 pilgrims normally took part. the city of shanghai will start li

u. k. was a member of the european union, and you have the beginning of the school holiday, the holidays, which means that you have hundreds of thousands of breaks. so you haven't been away since it began many of them. and now they're looking to was having a holiday across the channel in europe, and there are lots of them trying to get across in a giant step 1st space tourism. the 1st all private team of astronauts has dr. the international space station, 3 of the 4 men are entrepreneurs who have each paid $55000000.00 to stay in space for 10 days. the mission is being led by a former nasa astronaut, who now works for the private space company axiom police background. as a space journalist and author, he says the private mission is more about tourism and science entire this team, which is gonna go on. mostly on a mission. we just, just as doris, they have said they would be doing some outreach to us from that. obviously anybody who was into space some outreach and reaches out to the larger community is on essentially telling people on how beautiful the looks like from space. so. so i'll be cert

u. k. does not believe that the situation in which he's calling for immediate attention of the security council. this is a unilateral assertion of the u. k. presidency not to do so. decision of the council members. you can see clearly now what they are, all based order promoted by the u. k. and other western countries means in the real life, it means them imposing come for the bottles with total disregard of international law. and that was the rules of procedure of the un security council. these behavior is very illustrative and the reveals through attitudes of the west to the ukrainian people. while blocking the discussion on which are a clear cut vacation in classic classic gibber style, that is going to have serious implications for international peace and security of the western delegations. and asked to kind of mean a security council meeting on the educational wilson. i've guys done some time ago some time ago, so you can see where they are. priority is up. the reason why the worst and delegation of the lease is very simple, it would not be in a benefit. western course, if the security council meeting is convened by russia since this would shake and the russian narrative, the comfort of n

u. k. was a member of the european union, and you have the beginning of the school holidays, easter holidays, which means that you have hundreds of thousands of breaks. you haven't been away since covered began many of them. and now they're looking towards having a 1st holiday across the channel in europe, and there are lots of them trying to get across. this actually is a system. it may look like a great big key, but this is called operation brought. and it basically is a queuing system for trucks, a traffic light system. that means that i have to wait there, i lost the time to get down into the port of dover and then across the channels, how long will it take them? well, something that they're going to be waiting here for as much as 2 days. yeah, i want to ask her, what happens on the truck? do get to tell her well, when they get there, they're gonna struggle to get on a fair h, as i mentioned. and my 1st on that piano, which deals with a 3rd of cross channel very bit this has basically a few days ago on the march 22nd said that it was going to fire or make redundant all of it's a 100 cru,

u. k. we've got and i, singer, he's a member of the bureau of the intergovernmental panel on climate change. he's also vice chair of working group 3. he was partly responsible for producing the substance of this report in dot com. bang, the dash we have hired of us want to her son, she's chief executive of the bangladesh environmental lawyers association. and she's also a goldman environmental prize winner. and in brussels. stefan zinger is joining us . i senior climate science and global energy policy advisor and the climate action network international day. good afternoon to you. thank you very much indeed for joining us, andy, let me start with you, given the fact that you were partly responsible for the production and the content of this report, we have had similar reports in the past. what is significant about this one? probably 2 things. one is it is clear that we're not on track to limit warming to $1.00 degrees and time is running out if we want to keep that goal within reach. but there's also now clear evidence of, of really positive progress, which hasn't been enough to turn the c

u. k. government who attract stealing afghanistan, their family members attracted at risk, and we've seen them making that dangerous crossings across the channel because there are no safe rates. a natalie, there's a lot of research out there including some of your own research that says that to australia, offshore scheme broke international law that it was in humane. as you said before, there was hugely expensive. has that swayed public opinion and australia at all. so i think as more information has emerged about the horrors of his driest offshore detention system, we have seen public sentiment turn against this policy in 2016. the government was proposing i'm returning a number of asylum seekers. 2 of short attention who had been brought to australia from medical treatment and that resulted in a serious public outcry. they were protest outside of hospitals were assigned seats were being held. they were marches in all the capital cities of australia and churches even proposed to offer sanctuary. a to asylum state is to prevent them from being deported. and these ultimately resulted in th

u. member states have contributed nearly $3000000000.00 to ukraine. poland the u. k. germany in france had been the main providers of holland woman is a military expert from the atlantic council in washington. earlier he told me that even if russia takes matter, you pulled a number of ways ukraine can continue to fight back. if the requirements were able, there was a land bridge called across the curt peninsula, that lakes both ends of the sea of as off. if that bridge were to be destroyed, the russians would have to go around that would ruin the russian land bridge. so i think that mary, opal is much more of an emotional issue than it is a real strategic one. ukrainians need to take that bridged out and that would really destroy the ability of the russian to be able to resupply crimea, whether they are capable doing that or not. i certainly will urge that. well, i would also urge, using whatever capacity they have to destroy, the black sea fleet is vital right now to the psychological effects it will have on moscow holland. just a final thought to you earlier before

u. member states have contributed nearly $3000000000.00 to ukraine. poland the u. k. germany in france have been the main providers. and that i don't know, as a former ukrainian defense minister and now a fellow at the atlantic council, he says, getting the right weapons to ukraine will make all the difference. russia has a whole number of troops which are equipped with the heavy weapons and equipped with multiple rocket systems and our etc. and you brain, your brain is much more efficient, your brain is way more motivated and, and know it's better and it's fights better. so the, if you have additional weapons which we've been talking to, many different partners obviously, in this case it will be, you know, we will be able to actually win and turn this into the counter offensive and actually push russians out of the country, which will go as far as he is let go, so he will be moving along like as much as i can. so it's not like he has a certain plan to, to capture a part of the generator going in reason and then say ok that, that's all i want to know. he will be movi

u. k. are, are fighting on the side of the aggressors. they're selling weapons, they're providing military support. they're providing intelligence support to saudi arabia and the u. e. and other members of the coalition that are bombarding and blockading yemen and beer, it seems there's not a big world power advocating for the people of yemen. the way we're seeing for the people of ukraine, if they're no, you know, so the dynamics in yemen, saudi arabia initially intervened because they feared that iran was providing assistance to the who the rebels. what's ironic is that in the intervening 7 years, that assistance which had been fairly minimal has increased. the u. s. has imposed measures to prevent weapons smuggling. and for the most part, the weapons that the who are using our weapons, that they seized from the many military in part because they were allied with the previous president early in the conflict. and so had access to these weapons. but the point is there's, there's been this narrative that the united states is pushing back against this iran backed proxy. when in reality, this, the scope of what the, who these are able to do, especially against saudi arabia is, is tiny c

member of parliament factual. or i guess let's start with the u. k. home secretary, pretty per town explaining what this partnership for wanda actually means. he, she is working to go to the united kingdom on rwanda will help make the immigration system for barrow, ensure that people are safe and enjoy new opportunities to flourish. we have agreed that people who enter the u. k. illegally will be considered for relocation to wander, to have their son systems, the asylum claims decided. and those who are recess old will be given the support, including up to 5 years of training with the help of integration accommodation, healthcare. so that they can we settle and thrive. this agreement fully complies with all international and national law. so moya, that is how the u. k. home secretary describes this plan. how would you describe it? well, to be frank, i would say it's dereliction of responsibility. this plan, in essence, is that people who arrive via what the u. k calls illegal means which is completely inaccurate. there's no such thing as an illegal ro

parliament member julia kiva says that both britain and the nato military alliance are pursuing their own goals in ukraine pools, new 3, and these can watch, there is growing demand in u. k. society to evacuate, the capture britons johnson has been in a week position since everyone learned about how he was parting during the lockdown . he has a lot of problems and he's trying to solve them by becoming directly involved in the conflict between ukraine and russia. worries johnson came to keith to solve his own problems and to support president last week and had of yet more crimes. lansky will have to commit to the west long ago, chose a convenient strategy of war and stand up against russia we using ukrainians hands or even their lives. that's why, since 2014 nature, instructors have been actively working on the territory of my country, ukraine's west to spend billions of dollars preparing the cranium military to kill and to die. quote, bomb iran to stop a wider war in europe and protect taiwan. that's the headline of an article published by an american media agency that centers on israeli policy making. its author is upset at the growing alliance of russia, china and iran

members. it's the 1st time the u. s. i shared such advanced technology with another country apart from the u. k. the trilateral pact also aims to expand other defense and security capabilities, but china has previously described dorcas as quote and extremely irresponsible in noro minded group, which it considers a potential threat relation of 1st expert benjamin chow believes hawkis is looking to expand in the pacific in the same way nato thus spread across through is jason and other anglo saxon alliance that could endanger the world. the hawkers could be views as an asian version of natal. we have all seen the situation in ukraine. expansion of nato is not a good news to many countries, arguably, not even good to the you. the, you did not want to war in europe, but the nato is led by the u. s. the u. u u. it does not have a say on that. it's, you know, a social yeah. the recent weakening of china, australia relationship is just force in china to plan and had to cooperate with countries like solomon islands at the doorstep. woven trader, it, you know, people have to make preemptive moves some ti

u. k. government is grabbing the majority of current of ours related restrictions in the country with the highest over death toll in western europe. now as wars, johnson joins nato members in attempting to warn. off rushes vladimir putin from ukraine, a question mark over them of the issue of europe's gas crisis, as moscow arguably holds all the cards. joining me now from here in london is the case. former secretary state for energy and climate change, chris hewn. chris, thanks so much for coming back on the show, even if i remotely, i better start, i suppose obviously with the fact that the police is involved in a criminal investigation of the boards. johnson administration for allegedly via.

the offensive came after us congress members met with senior turkish officials in east on bull. on monday, there has been a storm of criticism at the u. k, the newly announced plan to deport masses of migrants to the east african nation of rwanda. it has raised allegations of double standards, as the government rejects asylum seekers from africa in the middle east. while simultaneously welcoming refugees from ukraine, u. k. government rightly provides asylum refugee ukrainians, flea in war, but wants to send other seeking asylum, thousands of miles away to rolanda for processing. and you still question whether this heartless, tory government is institutionally racist. such arrangements simply shift asylum responsibilities of aid international obligations and are contrary to the letter and spirit of the refugee convention cannot carry the weight of our national responsibility as a country formed by christian values. because sub contracting out our responsibility even to a country that seeks to do well like her wanda, is the opposite to the nature of god. who himself took responsibility for our migraines trying to get to britain illegally

u. k and canada have also promised extra artillery and other support ukraine. while for the nato member, norway says it has sent 100 mister ed defense smith's house. and japan is sending mosques and special clothing to protect against chemical attacks after requested by the ukrainian government. earlier i spoke to hiring adel qu, policy director at the consultant seat rest, newsome global. he explained how there's been a shift in western age from defensive to heavy weaponry. the conflict is now moving to, to the southern and the eastern part of the crane flat lands, which requires again, heavy weaponry auditors. tanks. and this is what, where this package is tailored to do. it is a good 1st step in quantity. of course it will have to be mentored, and this is what the 2nd package tries to do. but right now, key needs all the help, click and get not only symbolic, but also meaningful help on the ground. but do you remember the russian offensive that is about who has already started is also marked by, by the, by the losses that russia has, has incurred in the, in the 1st stage of the war.

member of the u. s. congress, i just kind of fall flat for anyone familiar with the situation has been a storm of criticism at the u. k. newly announced planned to deport masses of migrants to the east african nation of rwanda. the proposal is raised allegations of double standards as the british government rejects asylum seekers from africa and the middle east. baltimore tenuously, welcoming refugees from ukraine. buquet government rightly provides asylum in refuge to ukrainians fleeing war, but wants to send others seeking asylum, thousands of miles away to rolanda for processing. and you still question whether this heartless, tory government is institutionally racist. such arrangements simply shift asylum responsibilities of aid international obligations and are contrary to the letter and spirit of the refugee convention big hallow to carry the weight of our last new responsibility as a country formed by christian values. because sub contracting out our responsibilities, even to a country that seeks to do well, like rwanda is the opposite of the nature of god. who himself took responsibility for our cravings. mike

u. k. government is grabbing the majority of current of ours related restrictions in the country with the highest cove death toll in western europe. now as wars, johnson joins nato members in attempting to warn off rushes vladimir putin from you brain. a question mark covers about the issue of europe's gas crisis, as moscow arguably holds all the cards. joining me now from here in london is the new case, former secretary state for energy and climate change, chris hewn. chris, thanks so much for coming back on the show. even if i remotely, i better start, i suppose, obviously with the fact that the police is involved in a criminal investigation of the boris johnson administration for allegedly violating corona virus laws. this is not good news for, for us johnson. he's had a o series of revelations, 1st of all from leaks about what the number of parties that were going on in down the street at the time when they were banned. and a lot of old people were making considerable sacrifices. and yet it appears that number 10 was our having parties virtually every other day. and devoris johnson has a major problem and with the police getting involved as well, i think things are

u. k. and canada have also promised extra artillery, but other support for ukraine. while fellow nato member member norway says that it's cent 100 miss trial air defense missiles. and japan is sending masks and special clothing to protect against chemical attack. after a request from the ukranian government earlier, we spoke 2 areas, elko policy director of the consultancy, rasmussen, globin global. rather he explained how there's been a shift in western aid from defensive to heavy weaponry. the contract is now moving to, to the southern and the eastern part of the crane flat lands, which requires again, heavy weaponry officers, tanks and this is what, what this packages is taylor to do. it is a good 1st step in quantity. of course, it will have to be mentored, and this is what the 2nd package tries to do. but right now key needs all the help we can get, not only symbolic, but also meaningful help on the ground. but do you remember the russian offensive that is about who has already started is also marked by, by the, by the losses that russia has, has incurred into the 1st stage of the war.

u. k and canada have also promised extra artillery and other support for ukraine in while for the nato member in norway says it has sent a 100 strong defense missiles on japan is sending masks and special clothing to protect against chemical attacks after a request by the ukrainian government when that spring in hiring a dell to now he's a policy director, can associate ross uses verbal. he joins us from module. thanks for being with us. so another military pledge from the u. s. how significant is this latest package do you think? well, i think it's very significant along with the 1st the original 800000000 package because it shows a start shift from western support for ukraine. one that is focus now on delivering heavy weaponry. and not only defensive systems like bank rockets and how much difference do you feel this military assistance can actually make on the ground? well, i think it can make a whole lot of difference because the conflict is now moving to, to the southern and the eastern part of the crane flat lands, which requires again heavy weaponry auditors. tanks. and this is what, wh

u. k. has made 2 very simple points. freedom of the press sunni applies to your press untruths or lies only when they come out of russia. international energy agency members have agreed to release the oil from their reserves and in effort to bring down prices with the measures. the pay to notes have had an immediate impact . some of the lack of information about the amounts of oil being provided. us president joe, by them previously announced an unprecedented use of oil reserves in response to widespread criticism about the sky rocketing prices. ortiz, rachel blevins, has more details. this is the 3rd time president by then has approved a release from the u. s. strategic reserves. and this time around, it's a $180000000.00 barrels that to be released over the next 6 months. now by the saying that this is a way to tackle some of those storing gas prices. however, he has been met with heavy criticism, both from experts in the field, and even for former president donald trump. it's supposed to only be used for large scale emergency or conflict. now i see where bitin has just announced he's going to take what we so carefully and magically built and what will

the u member luxembourg has warned that the new package of sanctions currently being discussed within the union would heavily impact germany's industry and later spread across europe. and the u. k. a new study from the census that economics and the business research phase, the cost of living crisis has when truly arrived in the country, the center predicts the biggest ever fall in living standards. since the 1st state was recorded 17 years ago. that's now close to marci mccauley, ortho and russia. analysts many thanks for joining us on the program. martin is good to see you. now. some european leaders say the sanctions also effective against russia. what else can you do? what other tools or leverage does this still have a sleep will be using kind of like said, no future investment, financial investment in russia, but that's very weak. and so that's what they are banking on. what your opinion and americans are bank on that reduced or, and gas revenues from russia, which was result from the europe in union buying less oil and gas from russia. this will gradually have such an impact on russia that it will, in fact, reduces activities in ukraine and perhaps even withdraw from ukrai

u. k. is clearly offering ukraine far more than just emotional support. so british special forces have their boots family on the ground in ukraine, despite none other than bursts. johnson himself, previously wanting mercenary members of the so called lads all me, that they could be breaking british law by going over to join the wall. i can understand why people feel as they do, but we have laws in our country about international conflicts and how they must be conducted. but it seems the words of the p. m. once enough to tear those brits determined to fight as russia has detained. 2 british citizens, they were captured while trying to flee a steel factory mari opal, where according to the russian defense ministry, some 400 foreign mercenaries have been fighting. hayden, ashlyn and sean pena were both detained after joining the ukrainian army on soon pena. i'm serious and if the u. k. r is captured and very awful. i was fortunate of area code 456 weeks now, armand didn't. people's republic, there's a j, a cooper student. we were in the factory merkel in early i was a tuesday morning. there was the sort of removed form form from the area of the factory, but we didn't know exactly where about 4 in the morning we left

members. unfortunately, they said that didn't find the time to respond. thank you. hi, jan. is a mistake that will cost us a lot easier. this is chris jackson, who founded protean, u k. company that focuses on green hydrogen. but i do believe that waivers, all that is by arguing about it, i think it's about building better projects and better technologies. and that's what we want to do with re punched to make green hydrogen. you simply use renewable energy from sources like wind or solar to power and electrolysis. this produces no emissions, and so you end up with truly clean hydrogen. today only a tiny fraction of hydrogen is green and it's actually still pretty expensive compared to the other forms. but that is set to change for 2 reasons. one electrolyzer are getting cheaper because we're moving to larger projects with more up scaled manufacturing on it. so that's, that's the biggest thing and to prices for renewables have fallen consistently and continued to do so. bloomberg and yet predicts that green hydrogen will be cheaper than blue hydrogen by around 2030 and cheaper than gray hydrogen by 2050. so as that is problem solved, we just make tons and tons of gre

u. k. government scheme that would cease some asylum seekers sent to bewanda pr processing. ah. the biggest ship in russia's black sea fleet has been severely damaged by a blast, forcing it 50500 member crew to evacuate. the russian defense ministry says ammunition exploded on board its warship, moskva, but the ukrainian military says it hit the vessel with cruise missiles. the most fall had led russia's naval assault during the war, making it an important military target. b, u. s. national security advisor jake sullivan says whatever the cause of losing the ship is bad news for russia. we've been in touch with ukrainians overnight. who had said that they struck the ship with the into ship missiles. we don't have the capacity at this point to independently verify that, but certainly the way that this unfolded, it's a big blow to russia. they, this is their flagship, the moscow. and they have now been forced to admit that it has been badly damaged and they've had to kind of choose between 2 stories. one story is that it was just in competence, and the other was that they came under attack. and neither is a particularly good outcome for them, or they run cons lie for us in care of him.