u. k. might be thinking that with the results like i like this, the conservative policy is toast. really seemed like is politically a deadline. okay. so why don't like just put the country out of it's misery on cold and election, or is this a mazda strategy of the conservative slaves? the mouse has got to use, they have this plan, which we don't quite sure what it is. it won't work. i think as with i need talk to you as being empowered wants to clean on as long as possible. so we're not going assertion we did on predicting of january 2025 general election simply because the consensus will and on. so the last possible moment because they are electric, i'm addicted to power, i'm the driver being how be able to have the limits for the lift. the don't know what they're doing wrong and so you didn't get to someone else receiving days at the moment being the that the crowd of wordpress or within the conservative body and smell it right. but most time someone to do touch paper this morning. i'm on various news average across the u. k. i take to it's about the ground work for a civil war

u. k. might be thinking the with the results like i like this, the conservative policy is toast. really seemed like is politically a deadline. okay, so why don't like just put the country out of it's misery and cold and election, or is this a mazda strategy of the conservative slaves? the mouse has got to use the best plan, which we don't quite sure what it is. it won't work. i think as with any talk she has been empowered and wants to clean home as long as possible. so it, i'm going to so she me, dental and predict to get january 2025 general election simply because the consensus will and on. so the last possible moment because they are, they become addicted to power on the job being how be able to ask the lenders to pull the list the don't know what they're doing. rog and see you didn't get to someone else. what was seeing days at the moment being the, that the crowd of wordpress, the well within the conservative politics and smelled at rapp my most trying someone to do touch paper this morning. i'm on various news outlets across the u. k . i ticked it's about the ground work f

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u. k. we asked him what might have caused this? yeah, somebody does that. that's been a whole series of, of events this yeah, i mean, more mold on size than we normally say. and at this time did. yeah. in been, you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. and now most of those have been associated with very heavy rain full and puff indicating he's been hit by a repeated series of big rain storm events on those big raised events. so probably driven by climate change, i mean it's centrally, it will grab this via contains with moisture. that's what we've seen. this increase globally of, of the most intense drain full. so that is, that is the overall picture, but it doesn't appear that this particular land started was triggered by rain full events. so it is quite intriguing, it's of you. k is celebrating one of its most unusual festivals. the annual one charming championship in choral crowds gather to show off the wildest, and we're just ways to will some cool that when fiddling others when grunting kid, it's when chopping every year, a one charmin

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u. k. we asked him what might have caused this disaster. yeah, some of that that, that's been a whole series of, of events this year. i mean both mold on size than we normally say. and at this time that yeah, in, in, you know, be compared with, with the last 20 years or so. i know most of those have been associated with very heavy rain, full and puffy beginning has been hit by a repeated series of big rain storm events. and those big ways to events are probably driven by climate change means the century they will wrap the sphere contains will moisture. therefore we've seen this increase globally of, of the most intense rain full. so that is, that is the overall picture, but it doesn't appear that this particular land started was triggered by rain full events. so it is quite intriguing. as for our final story, if the show more than a 190 countries have agreed to a new treaty to combat so called pyro pipe bio, piracy un talks in switzerland. the landmark do aims to stop the practice that sees big companies, use patience to look up natural res

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u. k. and we asked him what might have caused this disaster. i was hoping to get a is, is a very long slide proton family, possibly because itself has frequent significant quakes on policy because it has very intense rankel and pop the a tropical climate on so on. so it's on till usual, and in this part of the world, this is the 11th faithfuls on slide and puffing your guinea in 2024. but at the moment it's not really clear what the particular trigger of this event was. an unimed thoughtful, these very big real cap launches. sometimes there is no trick or event to it's just literally the mountain side. breaking down and then collapsing. that was geographer david public speaking with this earlier, which is the battlefield in ukraine, where keeps troops are fighting to continue recent russian advances and to prevent more territorial losses short on air defenses and waiting for more western military support. ukraine is turning to improvised weapons for the front line, dw connelly met soldiers using agricultural drones to make up for missing fireba

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helicopter crash shape, or he might, he's the, is for administer and other top government officials, all dogs, and they're chopper, written down in a remote region of the country and a u. k. court news week helix founder julia designs can appeal against expedition to the us on the espionage charges will have more from one. the break off is good to have you with us. on this monday, the international criminal court stop prosecutor is seeking arrest warrants for israel's prime minister, as well as 3 how mos leaders kareem khan says, the men all bear responsibility for war crimes and crimes against humanity related to the more and gaza and the october 7th attacks in israel yes, yes. and walrus moss is leader in gaza. he's one of the men targeted by the i c. c . arrest warrant request. so is this match each man honey, the guitar based political leader from us? the 3rd, so most is military strategist mohammed die, s d i. c, c's top prosecutor says he has reasonable grounds to believe the 3 are responsible for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed upon. and after october, the 7th murder as a crime against humanity, as will crime the taking of hostages as a little cri

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might map. early i spoke to doctor nick may nod, who is a consultant surgeon at oxford university hospital in the u. k. he left the guys on monday after spending 2 weeks working at zach's, the hospital in the center of this trip. he says, is there a way disclosure of crossings into the b c strip has cut off vital lifelines for nearly 1500000 palestinians. and it's stopping a humanitarian aid coming in both in terms of a but also in terms of humanitarian personnel. doctors, nurses of the health k work cuz they called coming. now this being a steady stream of medical evacuation, patients being moved out, fall to few, but nevertheless, some still going people who are desperately sick and need treatment. the call to provide garza and they will no longer be able to get out. so this will have a, a truly devastating impact. we drove through rough uh in the morning yesterday to get to the crossing. and i know russell will not be in there monday occasions, and i've never seen it quite like this. the tension levels were stream the high, the people rapidly trying to evacuate to get towards the west to almo, oh,

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u. k. you know, and refuse to knock is trying to put together some kind of draw off is like, okay, so what is on the horizon let, let's hope it's not what we're kind of thinking might be on the horizon. you heard what so be as rude church said to set to the press reason for y'all to he sat down with his mates. of course, a hundreds picked the order, but an ottoman told him, hey, now we're getting told we got ready for wolf right now. so, so maybe this is interesting with a u. k saying, hey, we're gonna have to create a draw often all this. so some of the models will connect to go political struggles, domestic today in the u. k. other moment and, and i think the neighbors are fighting very hard as well. so let's see. let's see. yeah. in the, in the nothing wrong by chime, i've been trying hard to enter the room, talking international studies. the cool stuff about club as well. nelson, the great pleasure, thanks for your time. previous people and i couldn't make it to the the streets of paris of saint protesters rallying in support of independence for the pacific island territory of new caledonia the crowd to condemn the policy. you're president emanuel mack rolling

u. k. well, i'm from the that the house on the semester. it recognizes. i also want to stay in the jewish community for many tickets in my community, the sign is all just on the gc might be something on the lawn. sounds like it's a new learning about the history i learned did not people on on. so i wanted to speak out an identified myself, sorry, probably as an unties honesty. but how, how did you is people who have been down about design is a good which they were raised, the noise that was like, density for you on the other side, a design is what you to butler fellows of the coast, parting ways. there was a red is not designed as to is told so that they can be called thank you so much for joining us here on allison sierra at the students, but also the university university stuff have said that the treatments here by the university and also by police have been extremely harsh if you compared to other countries around the world. and there is this framing here very strongly coming from not only to government from the media, but also from the establishment here in the netherlands. that these students are all following anti semitic ideas. and so that's why the speech that