u. k. they can happen anywhere in the world to adults and kids like that's disturbing on so many levels. it's a crime. the kids from spain in the u. k. might not have been aware of this, but creating and publishing explicit images of other minors is a crime in the countries whether they're using ai or not. legally speaking, we're talking about child sexual abuse materials making, possessing, distributing such material is illegal in many countries. the fact that the images aren't real doesn't necessarily change the fact that it's a punishable offense. for example, in another case in south korea, a menus artificial intelligence to generate mold on $300.00 exploitative images of children. in september 2023, he was sentenced to to, and hockey is in jail, even cartoons or other less realistic depictions are illegal. in many countries, it's easy to do. it's a lot to all of a few clicks to create very convincing photo realistic content. the spot has teenagers use an application which promises to undress any go using i. it emphasizes that it's guidelines include age, verification and obtaining consent, but it doesn't stick to the it's a fast growi

u. k, which abstained will not be the the situation when we see those hands go up in an hour's time. certainly, i know that the us is perhaps hope hoping that the u. k. might be joined in an extension by some of the security council members. they'll be putting pressure on all the members of the security council. i the ones to watch full of the close us allies who, who sit on the council. and notably, i think japan and south korea but are among the last time they voted for an agency spot. and i think that's still the most likely option this time. and there's actually we're saying linda thomas greenfield, us and box it says she doesn't like the all gerry and drive to what's different about the american draft then as well. that's the surprising thing wrong because we knew this out here in draft was coming, we knew the vote was happening this morning and and now is time. and yet 24 hours ago it emerged that the us had come up with its own draft of this. i think i'm good some, some of the other members of the security council, they were coming up with this at the 11th hour. the us making it clear though it doesn't want this to be voted on today. in fact, it doe

u. k u k court. and what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the united states, lawyers for the 52 year old say that he is on? well, his legal team is trying to persuade judges there to grant a new appeal hearing massages. wanted by us, prosecutors who intend to put him on trial and spying charges, his wife fears that he could die if he ends up its ends up being extradited. outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from us on his wife to supporters gather to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing to become a sondors final battle in the u. k. just the system. but his lawyer say he was to one well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us, where he could face life in prison, if convicted on spying charges. and if the appeal fails, his backers fear his life could be at stake. if julian's extradited to the united states, he will die, he will not

u. k. court and what might be his last chance to stop extradition to the united states. lawyers for the 52 year old se, but he is on well there at london's high court, trying to persuade judges there to grant a new appeal hearing. sanchez wanted by us, prosecutors who want to put him on trial on spying charges. a crowd of a sondra supporters had been outside the court protesting for his release. they fear that if the proceedings fail, he could be put on a plane to the united states straight away, as long as his wife fears that he could die if he ends up being extradited. days before the u. k. cool. let's consider whether to extradite julian a songs to the us. his wife issued a heartfelt plea for his release. his health isn't declined mentally and physically . his life is a risk. every single day he stays in prison. and if he is extradited, he will die. but it's not just about him being expedited. should julian should never have been put in prison in the 1st place, the to day hearing maybe as soon as his final chance to prevent expeditions to the us where he faces a prison sentence of up

u. k. the following year show of military might comes after a series of some of the losses and the fighting against a coalition of ethnic minority groups. the breaking news, the adults appeals court has ordered the government to block the export of f. 35 jet pots to israel within 7 days, and we're going to have more information on that story as it comes in. but i be just to remind you that the doctor appeals court has ordered the government to blog export of f. $35.00 jet parts to israel within 7 days. now the us defense secretary is back in hospital for the 2nd time, lloyd austin, his apologize, daddy of this month. after being criticized for failing to reveal he'd been treated for cancer. this time he's being treated for a lot of problems. austin's 100 overdues. he's through his deputy kathleen hicks in texas to off duty. police officers have killed a woman during the shoot out in the church worship. as in houston, rushed for cover when she opened fire with a rifle, 3 people were wounded, including a 5 year old boy who was upon thing with him. the motive for what happened is on clear the

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i did see if i might look into that my pull as well. i grew up in the u. k, but i'm flat my force and then to meet these people. it's almost like a revelation in a way and the end of expressing myself in terms of expressing what i feel. maybe i close myself off. so maybe that comes across as coldness as though i'm just going through the paces, but that's no problem. yeah. and and i guess i'll try and show what i feel for you on this bill to see a note in one place. so sometimes you will dispute. okay. then that is because you all might have to because the time more expensive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not i watched my new shelves seriously. why watch something that's so different listed of opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do they have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do. don't want marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching t

might look into that. my pull as well. no, i grew up in the u. k, but i'm, i'm lots of my, we're going to meet these people. it's almost like a revelation in a way. and the end of expressing myself in terms of expressing what i feel. maybe i close myself off, so maybe that comes across as coldness as or i'm just going through the faces, but that's no problem. yeah. and then i guess i'll try and show what i feel for him for you on his bill to see a note in one place you live in a blue system because you want us to build a kid then that is because you all have to have simple controls the, the russian states never as tight as i'm sort of the most sense community press all settings and the in the system must be the one else. of course, if i receive them, we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians cruising and split the r t spoke neck, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the lady d g for what kinds of stuff i sold. if not s

might open any to accelerating. and this case is also a show that the people in the u. k. in europe nowadays, they are losing face in the united states as a peacemaker because the united states is the one spreading coverage, as i mentioned in the middle east. and now in this case, they are the ones per security inc. a journalist for pups simply publishing and any information truly and assigned did not hack this information to you to save this information and she publish it e 5. you see if such any information? i would be glad to publish a similar information to expose government volunteering's because this is the job of the journalist and not to try to be a pets for the governments. and unfortunately, we lost the meaning of journalism and we lost the value of journalism due to the uh, the money of the corporate uh, of the corporate corporations. and also the 1000000000 as pumping into the media outlets in order to make the drawing is corrupted instead of doing their jobs. there are media reports speculating. this suggested the judge presided over the songs case has been pa

u. k. and bite and blink come in. victoria knew that blah, blah, blah, the list is in this and the people of the world, it might seem to feelings. now i need to make the national make, gave them a here in dubai. i mean, does a huge thing. yeah. julian assigned you in the newspaper and a belatedly, even some of those newspapers in, in britain which, according to the un special repertoire on georgia meals mailed so contributed to the psychological. and the full mo, you and relatives contributed to his mental torture. well, i'm sure i'm sure there's nothing trickier about the fact that he's no, i'm cool that he said is too well to where to kind of go into well, well, psychologically, even to try and wash the proceedings on closed circuit, t v. and if he's saying it's, it's the highest security person in england, he's been locked up in solitary confinement for 5 years, and he is committed. no crime. say one small file infringement. the carrier is a, at the time of less than one year when she's 15 times over already. i mean the is completing stands right. but the last thing as well with being hit from the separate b

might have a mass rallies for pace. some dogs that were held this week across europe and countries including italy, belgium, and the u. k. it comes in mid pressure is really strikes on the palestinian enclave and putting one that reported they killed at least $44.00 people, including many children in southern gaza. protesters in the belgian capital. brussels unraveled a huge palestinian flag covered with effigies of corpses at the entrance to the local stock exchange headquarters demonstrators. they're also laid out rows of empty shoes on the street, symbolizing the victims of the war in rome. hundreds rallied for a seas firewall in london. protesters demanded action from the u. k. government to stop the conflict in the middle east. peace activists in the british capital told us why his angered by his country's feelings and so i'm outside the wembley stadium in north london. the eye clinic come with english football, where there's one of many local protests taking place. according for a ceasefire and garza, that's b nation developments recently. politically about the rebellion within the muslim community, a guides guest

might provide for the citizens. but the, you know, you tell me, for example, it's gonna be about 20 to 30 percent higher here than in the u. k. but here in a little less are more affordable options and, and you can see, you can see it goes out 1st as i mentioned, medicaid is an option for you assisted living communities. but nonetheless, we are, we are higher our case or more expenses, and our communities are a top top notch from everything i've ever seen. and how does community and family involvement contribute to addressing the long term care needs of aging individuals? obviously the more the family is called the, the better for the senior is this better? so better way to live it's healthy or it's more beneficial. it prevents convince some terms of the onset of dimension severe dementia symptoms. you know, we saw the impact jack, who had oscillation on seniors are isolated and didn't have access to their family . we saw the been so rapidly increased the symptoms exacerbate and so the more of the family is all definitely the better is also better on the cost of the you know, the more the family can participate in next year.

u. k, that it's been a road. it's the point that people don't really know what they're thinking. i can give you a quick kind of data might kind of, we don't have that much time in a very good friend of, of, of mine. i'm actually go father to her son, him at school right now. he's going to school in the u. k. and his mother has had to put him out the clause because they decided to teach him that much and a 6 year old boy and telling him that you can identify as anything you want, i think because that confuses him. so he said it comes home to his mom and says, mom, i think i'm a boy, my boy. i mean it's, it's perfectly date of birth. yeah. there's, you know, those values, the respect to them, we aren't going to put that in childrens has, i mean putting those they said that we please don't touch the children. yeah. and he meant he meant that. and so yeah, i think if i honestly requested that side of that where i get so much statement from like them to put in and resonated a lot on the african continent where the field to that you don't allow children to be to grow up, you know, simply the window all sure. yeah. you know, se

might provide for the citizens. but the, you know, who you tell me, for example, it's gonna be about 20 to 30 percent higher here than in the u. k. um, but here in a little less are a more affordable options and uh, and he gets, you know, so it goes out for us as i mentioned, medicaid is an option for you. assisted living communities. but nonetheless, we are, we are higher taste or more expensive. and our communities are a top top notch from everything i've ever seen. and how does community and family involvement contribute to addressing the long term care needs of aging individuals? obviously, the more the family is called, the better for the senior. is this better? so a better way to live this healthy or is more beneficial? it prevents convince sometimes of the onset of dimensions, severe symptoms. you know, we saw the impact jack who had ice away, so not seniors that were isolated. it didn't have access to their family. we saw the been so rapidly increased, sometimes exacerbate and so the more the family as a whole, definitely the better is also better on the cost of it. you know, the more the family can participate in here,

u. k. at least hints from the united states, even. i emphasize what hits suggest the recognition of palestinian statehood might be on the con. would that constitute a from i think you're not gonna have to disagree a lot today. that's fine again. okay. so yes, there is. this kirkpatrick, the problem i see going on there is this play on words. i can ask our viewers around the world. does that mean? what does video case tend to be on the cease fire? probably a lot of them would say they want to cease fire. they want the suspenses fire, or they want than any yet, but sustain cease, why it? and what does the, how does that mean? we don't know in the end of the there they're not asking for an image of ceasefire, but they're asking about all these other things and just talk about a nice think about a single state. what the state would it be an autonomy and they call it the state would have to have the trappings of a state, meaning they would have some kind of a national guard, the national anthem, and that's it. no sovereignty no board. there's no independence, no geographic going to go with a just a bunch of vendors spans, but we

might be under control of less than soul just already. so this is at least by russian experts say, and what is logical for me? we saw hasty reaction from the u. k to these comments. you think that it's a sign that there was potentially some truth in what the german chancellor said? yeah, as i said, um uh you have to listen to the announcement of the office of a bridge. prime minister, who said additional to the truth. they don't want to send many troops. additionally, to the fuel troops, they have already you and your credit supporting the ukranian army. so they also split the liberals. uh, yeah. i think, i think you said that what does this all mean for all optional as do you think that this saying this could affect his is political future? that's a good question um to change them, you have to think whom to, to put in this place that he is anyway, and that much critics and that might be um the breakup of the coalition. there may be might be this conservative party being the next chancellor. this can happen any time. maybe they will do it to the next elections, but i think there's no chance of the day when again might be i think charles is some

u. k to the us violate the treaty between the 2 nations. as well. judges delay are ruling on the west whose noah's the watching day and night to bring you before is that all this might not the sati international us was it's a great to say welcome to the program. well, starting off in india because our people project k all to exceed those thousands of outraged farmers resumes that much on the countries capital off off that they rejected a document or fell on price guarantees for that purchase of the function. shawn the has the bar latest the . these are tens of thousands of families the what to 100 find where you and use that have expressed 710 to march, to new denny, the political capital of the country. the state to hold the government responsible for the promises that were made to them 2 years ago. now as we speak, the farm of our own standby there, i have to hurry on up and job for doing nothing. this is some 200 or 2 kilometers from the national capital to the beach dates on and off. they went to a gas shell sick of fire and at the farm was also a physical force was used and hundreds of farm was in fact, over a 100 families have both enjoyed. now the families, s

might be under control of less than soul just already. so this is at least by russian experts say, and what is logical for me? we saw a hasty reaction from the u. k to these commas to think that it's a sign that there was potentially some truth in what the german chancellor said. yeah, as i said, um uh you have to listen to the announcement of the office of a bridge prime minister, who said additional to the true, they don't want to send many troops. additionally, to the fuel troops, they have already you and your credit supporting the ukranian army. so they also split the liberals. uh yeah, i think, i think you said that a russian president vladimir put in the says the objective of western countries to weekend and dictate to russia has not come to fruition. associates delivered his state of the nation address to the russian parliaments in moscow for you and you said we will not allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs. the so called west with its colonial habits, habits that inside national conflicts around the world, strives not only to hold back on development. instead of russia, they need a dependent fading, dying state. and that's a

u. k. ami the, the general in charge of the army. a warning about the potential necessity for a citizens army, saying that the professional soldiers supported by reserve. this would not be enough from the citizens, might have to be pressed into action. but as you say, what's driving it well, is it the inherent global instability? we've had rushes invasion of ukraine creating a military implications and security implications for the bulk of nations. the baltic nation, sorry on the scandinavian nations were job nathan members, you've got china's ambitions for taiwan and the south china sea, which are creating real serious tensions that with potential implications for american naval involve months. and of course you've got to israel's more in gone. so which is creating significant tensions in middle east countries and has, you know, brought in the involvement of the us and u. k, hitting hooting targets in recent weeks. so the possibility of conflict, snowboarding is very real on the minds of the military strategist and politically as well. we've got the uncertainty on what was on the election in the u. k. but most importantly, globally, and election in the us on the potential for donald trump. to be re e