u. k. might be unable to pay their energy bills in the coming months as more prices rise are expected on fears of more coming. disruptions to supplies from russia's gas, like mike is from davinsky reports rising energy prices have been a concern for months. but now the reality is really hitting home u. k. households have already seen an increase of more than 50 percent bringing annual bills to around 2000 pounds. now there are warnings that this could shoot up to $3000.00 pounds a year by october. the head of one energy firm fee is millions of households will struggle to pay their bills this winter. it will hit incredibly hard and immediately i think we will see a huge increase in pre payment customers, in effect, self disconnecting, not reloading their pre payment meter because they can't afford to do it. although the u. k has a relatively small dependency on russia for gas and oil energy firms are susceptible to huge price hikes if they buy on the wholesale market. now, sanctions against russia

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u. k. also making sounds that they perhaps might deliver these kind of weapons, but there's really nothing confirmed and certainly nothing on the battlefield that's going to help in the immediate future. right. rebecca written their reporting for us from kia for rebecca. thank you so much. european leaders are meeting in brussels to try reach agreement on oil sanctions against russia. the to day talks are being complicated by opposition from hungary, which is heavily dependent on russian oil and objects to a full ban. you leaders are expected to propose a compromise. this compromise would allow hungary to continue receiving oil by pipeline with sanctions only stopping shipments by sea. and as we hear this, these sir, discussions are still ongoing. dw brussels bureau chief alexander for nomine joins us now from brussels, keeping an eye on this. alexandra. so even if there is a potential compromise, we hear that hungary might still use its veto. why? why would hungary do that? and what would that mean for the block? while at the moment it is not clear whether hungry would use its veto power.

u. k. also making sounds that they perhaps might deliver these kind of weapons, but there's really nothing confirmed and certainly nothing on the battlefield that's going to help in the immediate future. right. rebecca written their reporting for us from kia for rebecca. thank you so much. the european union is still divided over banning russian oil leaders are meeting in brussels to agree on a 6th round of economic sanctions against moscow. but hungary is resisting an oil embargo because it's heavily dependent on supplies from russia. oil embargo, or no oil embargo. e leaders will have their eye on this man to day hungarian prime minister victor all been. well, several you nations say, facing our russian oil will get expensive. hunger is the only one still open the blocking it, and orb and didn't give his fellow li do smart show. this will change at this summit. thar, now did he's in agreement. oh, well, now i don't know about the venue would be acceptable at the moment, but we will compromise with mormon proposed to get hungry on side. the ear commission has already watered down its prop

u. k. blocked an earlier extradition attempt on the grounds that the suspects might not receive a fair trial. in rwanda, the legal wrangling has unfolded as britain and want to have reached a controversial deal for the u. k to to port masses of migrants to rwanda. when the u. k is sending us these migrants, they should send us the people they have accommodated for over 15 years, who committed crimes. in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated these are clear case files instead of being accommodated. they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that inc

u. k. i b equitorial end of the speaking asylum, so it is just absolutely outrageous. the u. k. government is considering extradited, gillian, assigned to a country intelligence agencies, conspire to assassinate him. this might be an, as we know, tailor some of the most shocking revelations by wikileaks have been related to us war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. do you think we can it has influence the way the military operates through is what now? well, throughout the expedition proceedings we heard weeks of testimony about how we can lease publications really lead to real world change. and i would say that the publications specifically related to iraq and afghanistan and the worth taking place there really shaped the way people viewed these wars in the middle east. and as i said with you least publications really did lead to positive change in the world. and we were log, for example, are critical and really essential to understanding the severity of civilian casualties that took place in the middle east. one of the witnesses, an attorney cloud, stafford smith said that he use wiki leave publications in his own cases. and specifically with regard to torture as well as the. ringback publications that were re

all right, so what might the consequences of unilateral u. k action be on the protocol varied and different depending on the context. if you look at this, not the wider context. as i said, the protocol is a piece of legislation contained in an international treaty undermining it unilaterally making those unilateral changes could amount to a breach of international law. it could also, of course, invite a response from you in terms of perhaps h tariffs on great britain imports from great britain, sparking a possible trade war. but it is here in northern ireland that the consequences could be more stock because that's the election that week and a half ago actually established that there is a majority here in favor of the protocol people from pain and for moderate unionists and other parties who see the advantage of northern ireland having one foot, both in the u. k. internal market and in the use single market. so unilaterally upsetting that would be deeply unpopular with a majority here in northern ireland and potentially destabilize more knowled

much harsher of physical supply prices that we might since he was surging prices on all energy resources and delivery disruptions. many of the paper in the u . k. may reportedly be unable to pay the energy bills in the coming months to reduce the expenses on hating some british locals are now starting open fires inside their own homes. as our teeth challenge, davinsky reports. rising energy prices have been a concern for months, but now the reality is really hitting home u. k. households have already seen an increase of more than 50 percent bringing annual bills to around 2000 pounds. now there are warnings that this could shoot up to $3000.00 pounds a year by october. the head of one energy firm fee is millions of households will struggle to pay their bills this winter. it will hit incredibly hard and immediately i think we will see a huge increase in pre payment customers, in effect, self disconnecting, not reloading their pre payment meter because they can't afford to do it. although the u. k has a relatively small dependency on russia for gas and oil energy firms are susceptible to huge price hikes if they buy on the wholesale market. now,

u. k. and a friend of shooting a marquis, he says israel's trying to stifle the truth. she is not the 1st and the good to me might not be the last palestinian jordan. this to be mother isolated by the way, occupation. it's not only killing the body of it, it's filling the spirit of the message of should in the idea of surely it is telling the truth, this occupation is after the truth. they want to assassinate the truth. they want to us us and they jo medicine. they want to make sure that they committed the crimes. but without being reported, it's a cover. so the bullet that head her head and a brilliant, stubborn head was a bullet targeted at the truth targeted at the international community called targeted at the profession of press and journalism targeted. and everybody wants to review the truth. and also this is linked to the lack of accountability is what has been doing this for a long, long time. 74 years. jordan, us medics, teachers bypasses what have you children. and there is no accountability. all what we hear from the international community. i mean here, government, including the u. k. government are s

might all end i. yes, of course, i made a speech language which, which should been very much expect from our audience, a special military operation on dozens vacation u. k. and a didn't claim memorization. and what we didn't didn't claim a suggestion of war against your current bill and, but if you expect, and i sent, i my, it says it's a demo because united states and nato, which is a guy that has made a mistake. now, a fully denied russian concerned about security as a great that a, it share consists of all you know, and that's it. and by that, all right, because it was by the way, it just and you was in english language. i wouldn't think, i don't think the president didn't throw this forward. it's a lot more about the objectives of russia and ukraine. is it because he would find it hard to explain to russians at why that she need to go to fight and die in the war that russia with allegedly winning? i'm not a soul. this is a full ah, well you have, which is a former secret agent or ration and that it is on several swords and that as soon as digit b. and i hear doing cow all. what this means you season is just what a success in sustain all our special

u. k. a. and there is, of course, a long history of reparations. they typically follow war after war has ended. it would be unusual to do that during a war. and it might interfere with negotiations over an armistice or, or a piece, potentially. um, but in principle it can happen. so, so if we look at historical post war reconstruction, which the point you've just made, i mean, is there any legal precedents for this? i mean, it's an idea, as we saw that it's already being muted in some world capitals. well, it was attempted after the 1st world war of the payment in money. it didn't work out all that well and eventually not much of it was actually paid after the 2nd world war. something different was, was attempted. assets were seized, both by the soviet union and by the united states that is factories, you know, german concerns of one kind or another. and also of prisoners of war were kept as forced labor for a period of time of both by the soviet union. and by the united states nowadays with assets being held in banks, a broad, it's actually a bit easier to find. so going to use as reparation. i don't have a final thought to you. i mean, we understand

u. k. economic structures and in the e use economic structures including of course, the south, the republic of ireland. and that has provoked a slow but steady reckoning with what a united ireland might begin to look like a vision that potentially has been given a boost by this election to how thank you very much indeed. and yes, senate majority leader chuck schumer says the senate although next week on whether a woman's right to seek an abortion should be enshrined in federal law. every more demonstrations over the potential overturning of the 1973 grovee wade judgment, which created a constitutional right for abortion. a protest followed the leak of the draft supreme court opinion. it could see the decision overruled. the british virgin islands, house of assembly, has approved a vote of no confidence against that premier andrew far. he who's accused of drug trafficking, he was arrested in miami last week. his lawyer says he will be pleading not guilty to the charges which also include money laundering. he was detained in a u. s. drug enforcement administration sting. alongside the director of the islands port authority. they're accused of agreeing to let cocaine be transported thro

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might well, as you mentioned, adrian, the hands on favorite is carlos orchestra, but there's a lot of strong entries here. we have sam ryder from the u. k. who that's also a bit of a political tent tube, because with brags it for years british acts have kind of been treated a little at a distance. so you also have some very strong entries from spain, from ice and from norway, which has a very tongue in cheek on performance group. and so it's not just a politics people are talking about here. it's factual quality of the acts in your vision just seems to be getting more popular year after year, especially after of moleskin, the time group one last year. but again, really right now all eyes is focused on this one bad. oh i the hands on favor in the eurovision song contest you creams colors, orchestra rehearses for the biggest performance of their lives, but you but they're carrying the hopes of their country devastated by rushes war against ukraine. ah, did you go to can them in any year their song, stephanie, with fusion of wrap in ukrainian folk music would have probably been a hit. it's an ode to the lead singer's mother, but with the w

just, i just see that might be too personal for a secretary says she does change, reduce your situation to change parts of the northern ireland protocol. the e u has warned view k against shante alter the post pressure trade deal unilaterally. and they've been the warnings of a trade war if no agreement has reached gena, how reports from belfast? this is long seaport, where customs checks are carried out on goods arriving in northern ireland from great britain under the post briggs in northern ireland protocol. it established a customs border within the united kingdom itself as a way of protecting the use single market. while avoiding a hard border on the island of island, the protocol is now with the heart of an escalating dispute between the u. k and the e. u, and has led to the breakdown of power sharing government in northern ireland. i'm announcing our intention to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make changes in the protocol. all preference remains the negotiated solution with the e u. suddenly that was the british government announcing its intention to take you to a lateral action if changes to the protocol can't be negotiated by promising to

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