u. k, and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and or wait and gets our ci suppliers with they'd what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and em, sent directly to us. much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork, and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese into his customers. it was much easier in the past, or you could just call a company out place your order on it was here within a couple of days. now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u. k and e you. the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u b party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a northern dri

u. k. government must intervene. this is a wants to large time crisis and things are awful now, but they're going to get was to as things stand, 40 percent of families cutting back on food, 40 percent struggling to pay the energy bills, 40 percent unable to say one in 70 adults going hungry to put $6000000.00 children going hungry, and that would inflations at 9 percent. if they should, we'll get high with equal peak at 10 percent late this year. the average family, we have a 2000 pounds while salt. this is a wants and lifetime crisis of british properties. the government absolutely needs that. the 1st property up city has to be to increase universal credit payments and pensions. it lied with prices at the moment, the only increasing by 3 point one percent. and average inflation expects to be over 10 percent this year. on top of that, restore the 1000 pounds universal credit uplift there. security payment going to low income household we had it during the pandemic should have it again. and also given the thought that

u. k. government must intervene. this is a once the lifetime crisis and things are awful now, but they're going to get was that as things stand, 40 percent of families cutting back on food, 40 percent struggling to pay the energy bills, 40 percent unable to save $1.00 and $7.00 adults going hungry to put 6, but he had children going hungry and that's for the patients at 9 percent. if they should, will get high with they will peak had said later this year, the average family, we have a 2000 pounds was all this is a once a lifetime crisis or british families, the government absolutely div the 3rd party apps that he has to be to increase universe of credit payments and pensions it lied with prices at the moment, the decreasing by 3 point one percent. an average inflation expect to be over 10 percent this year. i'll talk about restore the 1000 pound universal credit uplift there. security payments going to low income household, we had it through the pandemic habit again. and also given the fact that every single househol

u. k. governments must resolve problems with the post breaks at the trading agreement. to lancaster main opposition party has refused to join the government under the new prime minister, renelle with remy singer, protests continued in columbia on friday, demonstrate to say whit remy singer has no credibility. after his defeat in the last election, he also want to present or to biometric access to step down. he's being blamed for should anchors worst economic crisis decades. at least 27 people have died in a fire that broke out in a building in india's capital city. police in new delhi say more than 40 people are in hospital, and dozens of others have been rescued. the place started on the 1st floor of the building, which mostly contains offices returning now to our coverage of the funeral of our colleague sharika, of ugly, for many palestinians, sharina and her reports and something profound. they watched the palestinian woman pioneer of her generation, telling the stories and writing the 1st draft of their history for the world to the noise, no ordinary journalist, no

u. k. government must resolve problems with the post brack set trading agreement. big to hers, protest is a questioning the result of the presidential election. the philippines now just days after further down marco's junior overwhelmingly won the unofficial count advisors at florence louis been following the election. and the aftermath she reports to us. now from manila, riot, police, and water canon trucks have been put on standby for this protest. now, this is a protest against the new incoming administration to be headed by presumptive president ferdinand marco's junior. some of the protesters here are victims of martial law. tens of thousands of people were arrested thousands, others were tortured, disappeared or killed during that time when marshal law was imposed by marcos juniors, father trading and mark was as well when he was then philippine precedent. none be processed as hearsay. they understand these 2 are not the same people, but they are angered by how mark was juniors campaign whitewash. the crimes and human rights abuses during that time. now some

u. k. government must intervene. this is a once to large time crisis and things are all full now. but they're going to get was to as things stand, 40 percent of families cutting back on food, 40 percent struggling to pay the energy bills, 40 percent unable to say $1.00 and $7.00 adults going hungry to point 6000000 children going hungry. and that would inflations at 9 percent. inflation will get high, we think will peak at 10 percent late this year. the average family, we have a 2000 pounds while. so this is a wants, a lot of time, crisis of british property, the government absolutely needs. the 1st property up city has to be to increase universal credit payments and pensions. it lied with prices at the moment, the only increasing by 3 point one percent an average inflation expects to be over 10 percent this year. on top of that restore the 1000 pounds universal credit uplift there security payment going to low income household. we had it during the pandemic habit again, and also given the thought that every single household is feeling at a 1000 pound check that is taxed to every

k. and that the u. s. must therefore also be sanction. do you think in any way that the u . s. will, will ever be held accountable for, for its actions? well, the reality will hold them accountable. busy the american economy is falling apart . the american enter the empire is due to joe biden, and he's really regime off of people who are cracking down the u. s. economy. it's falling apart and falling against the chinese empire. so the americans will get dumped by and taken why the chinese and the house, so the reality will make them accountable. and i don't want to say be in their shoes where they will be treated as bad as they treated the us when they're not the most powerful nation in the world anymore. publisher of the vert shaft actual business news later i get home or i k. thank you very much. you will the effects of western sanctions on russia are being felt across the globe, including in latin american with russia, one of the world's largest fertilizer exporters, accounting for more than 12 percent of the global market. sanctions on exports of putting the whole region. t

that is why ukraine must, with u. k prime minister barak johnston addresses ukraine's parliament pledging $300000000.00 in military aid to defeat russia. a celebration so violent in india is tensions rise between muslims and hindu. in sports, we will look ahead as nights, champions, league semi final plus tennis from the madrid open. and in the embassy piles the top seeds make winning saw the conference semi ah, so we begin this news with the landmark abortion law in the united states, which is facing a possible threat elite to draft of the supreme court's opinion suggest. the justices may strike down the decades old wrote versus wade ruling. that news has generated a range of reaction from shock and disappointment, to praise. or this is the in washington dc, 9 o'clock in the morning, live pictures that the supreme court justice getting together. they've been the overnights and other already course demonstrations in other parts of the country as well. that's enough for military brian, who begins our coverage. 2 0, god,

u. k foreign minister of declared that nato should take on global obligations, nato must and show security in the pacific region. i guess it means that next time nate has line of defense will move to the south china sea. and it's not just nato e. u. lead is also decided to play war, so you learn to lavonda line can now compete with the east tough diplomat, joseph burrell, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for the security in the, in the pacific. the go, how are they going to do this? so they're talking about some e u army, of that nature will not let them have this army while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed. ali, on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail spicy ramble, but shortly. thank you very much. one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crush us military presence their day when i heard him? saddam for roseville. our presence was r

u. k foreign minister of declared that nato should take on global obligations. nato must ensure security in the pacific region. i guess it means that next time nate has line of defense will move to the south china sea. and it's not just nato e. u. lead is also decided to play wall or you ursula vaughn de line can now compete with the east tough diplomat, joseph burrell, in how hawkish this she also mentioned that the e should take responsibility for security in the, in their pacific. the gl, how are they going to do it? so they're talking about some e u army, but nature will not let them have the song while the alliance exists. and it sounds like the alliance will not even be reformed alia. on the contrary, it wants to turn into alliance with global dominance ambitions. this is a very dangerous path, and this plan will inevitably fail. spicy, rambo, by showing. thank you very much. one important question left. our viewers want to know about syria. how is this situation going to affect crochase military presence there? women, whom so gumble, prose, boom, our presence was requested by the

u. k. itself is react to the u. k. dumbasses to, to israel has said he's deeply saddened by what he calls the tragic death of serene, saying that journalist must be allowed to work safely and freely and urging of a rapid r and transparent investigation. back to the national union of journalists here in the u. k, you said they have put out a statement condemning what they call an act of violence calling on the authorities to act swiftly. have also said this shocking incident must be seen the context of israel systematic targeting of journalists working in palestine and its failure to properly investigate killings of media workers. and they refer to an ongoing case the international criminal court saying suddenly a new name must be now added to that file. that's the case brought jointly with the international federation of journalists and to palestinian journalist to palestinian groups. last month, the i f. j is quoted also is saying we'll seek to add this case, the kidding assuring to the sci fi complaint that's already been submitted. they say, if we dive on justice, but the russian targeting of ukrainian journalists, we must demand an end to

u. k, where our french foreign secretary list again, came out with an article the other day saying we must win in ukraine unreservedly. you know, we was put in isn't in your grade. so there were deep divisions and even that at the tauriel that you referred to peter that enlisted that barry and b m and response among read it. we weren't told any of this. so i think there are deep divisions and it's not yet immediately clear how these divisions get to play themselves out. well, the in the divisions are even more glaring because we have had, in the past few new cycles, brands, germany and italy openly saying there negotiations and start there has to be a diplomatic solution. which important is it odds with the saxon world that it really gung ho this trust here was mentioned that i think i sent you before. jordan, see not every time she opens her mouth test, positive for stupid, because especially with her editorials are so, i mean, we keep very united, broad. everyone's goal is obvious here, but the longer this goes on in the economic situation than europe grows or grave. i'm talking about en

u. k. where our friends for secretary list trust again came out with the article the other day saying we must win in ukraine unreservedly. you know, we was put in and put in your grade so that there was deep divisions. and even that editorial that you refer to either a response among readers, you know, we went told any of this. so i think there are deep divisions and it's not yet immediately clear how these divisions are going to play themselves out. well, the end of the divisions, even more glaring because we have had a few cycles, france, germany in italy openly saying negotiations and start there has to be a diplomatic solution, which of course is at odds with the anglo saxon. busy that is just really go, a little stress here was mentioned that i think i said before, george, you know, every time she opens her mouth as positive for stupid because that's essentially what her editorials are. so, i mean, we keep hearing, you know, i didn't broad everyone's, you know, it's, the goal is obvious here, but the longer this goes on in the economic situation than europe now grows or grave. i'm talkin

not saying by whom, but a transparent investigation must begin as soon as possible, according to the french foreign ministry. and the u. k. is busted to israel, put out a tweet, calling saying that he was deeply saddened by sharing death and urging a rapid thorough and transparent investigation. so all of those bodies calling for, for a real and open, transparent investigation. not saying who they believe should actually carry it out and human rights organizations. i've also reacted absolutely. first of all, we've got amnesty international, one of the best known international rights groups. they had actually prepared a statement on israel and the occupied palestinian territory before sherwin was killed. and that was focusing on their calls for israel to end unlawful killings of palestinians. and amnesty had concentrated their. busy appeal on stopping the killings of palestinian children, but they've linked that statement. they put out that statement again, but with an additional reaction to sharina killing, they say via their deputy director for the middle east and north africa. he's quoted as saying a bloody, this is a

unionists must be part of the next government in accordance with northern islands, power sharing agreement. but the d u. p has indicated it may block the formation of a new administration until the u. k. makes changes to post breaks it trading rules . that means northern ireland is likely facing uncertainty ahead. if no government is formed within 6 months, the storm on assembly will be in the hands of a caretaker administration and fresh elections will be called. our london correspondent, charlotte chelsea bill has more on how significant in friends, when is for northern ireland. this is the 1st time that should feign a nationalist party, has emerged as the largest party ever making it really a story for a moment. and now the intentions of a united ireland, at some point in the future, is really a story that is going to make the headlines even though it's not for thought to be imminent. not will, of course thrill some it will alarm others and it's not the only issue that is likely to be contentious going forward. now that we've seen sion fain emerge is the largest party norm island has a power sharing agreement. meaning that we are likely to see some uncertainty ahead over how that.

unionists must be part of the next government in accordance with northern islands, power sharing agreement. but the d u. p has indicated it may block the formation of a new administration until the u. k. makes changes to post breaks it trading rules . that means no than island is likely facing uncertainty ahead. if no government is formed within 6 months, the storm went. assembly will be in the hands of a caretaker administration, and fresh elections will be called. now in afghanistan, the taliban, the have ordered women to cover up from head to toe. ideally, where the traditional booker that consumes the entire face. the hard line pivots as confirming the worst fears of rights activists. and as the latest in a series of harsh restrictions imposed on women since the taliban returned to par last year. these women just lost another, right. their right to be seen in public. this could be the last time we see women's faces in afghanistan, as of now, never quiet to cover their bodies from head to toe. let it be a job that women who don't wear the had job firstly should be identified. and their guardian should be advised that the women themselves should be punished. it's the latest move to

unionists must be part of the next government in accordance with northern islands, power sharing agreement. but the d u. p has indicated it may block the formation of a new administration until the u. k. makes changes to post breaks it trading rules . that means northern ireland is likely facing uncertainty ahead. if no government is formed within 6 months, the storm want assembly will be in the hands of a cat. take her administration and fresh elections will be cold. and in afghanistan, the taliban have ordered women to cover up from head to toe, ideally with the traditional bircher that conceals the entire face. the hard line pivot is confirming the worst fears of rights activists. and is the latest in a series of harsh restrictions imposed on women since the taliban returned to power last year. these women just lost another, right? they have right to be seen in public. this could be the last time we see women's faces in afghanistan. as of now, they're required to cover their bodies from head to toe, whether it be a job that women who don't where the job firstly should be identified. and their guardian should be advised that the women themselves should be punished. it's the latest

of africa. justice must be served in the truth must come to light and if there is a trial which there is a much higher chance of a fair trial in the u. k, than there is in wonder, i think that would help in contributing to the truth. it would help in for those of us who survived the genocide and many people who lost their families in figuring out what happened to their families in also just this is really the foundation to lasting piece. there is no other way. truth in just is have to be at the forefront of last think these are the latest one, the u. k. is that there's, there's nothing that ties the current migration partnership deal and the extradition together. do you see the rwandan president statement affecting the implementation of the current asylum deal? the i think so. gum is a statement will serve as a pressure point. he's, you know, becoming the president for one that is excellent at black mailing the international community using the genocide. so now that he has this, i call it a human trafficking deal with the u. k. where wonder is serving as basically a dumping ground for people. the u. k is not wanting on their soul, on t

the government must have representatives from republican parties who want a single ireland and new newest, who believe northern ireland should remain a part of the u. k. a unionist and a republican take the 2 top jobs and parliament, the storm on with equal powers. one cannot be in position without the other. since northern islands creation and $921.00 unionists have dominated the store months meeting so far, the 1st minister has always been a unionist. will duncan morrow is professor of politics that all state university. he says there are 3 issues to consider after the election on one side and a very narrow group, the unionist population. some of it is very exercise by the consequence of the protocol and by the. ready brag debates still, and how that was worked out in northern ireland. but there are minority. there is another group probably within the nation with her quite came to get the symbolic way of seeing champagne at the top of the pile. and even though it doesn't actually change the arrangement very much, but it is a big symbolic victory. and then there is the group. and that may be the biggest growing group in this election of people who a

u. s. list of so called corrupt actors. g m a t k says, what am allan sovereignty must be respected. ok, it's time now for the whether he's rob yesterday morning hoff is built, who's below a 100 meters. it's slightly improved throughout the day. this is the remnant though of the dust storm that came down from iraq, where things were much worse for this is worse than usual, have to say in cat on the winds, been up in pakistan, particularly in the north. and a similar effects been felt in islamabad. visibility comes down the dust and the and the winds remain quite strong. but in this case they brought thunderstorms and rain and the result things were temporary improve because you know that to pakistan has been suffering from extremely high temperatures. at some point a severe heat weight and reco breaking heart, but it is lum about around the north and the random stuff kind of stone showers have been keeping things temporarily. cooter that'll carry on. now recently, tim should have come down a bit. we're up to $39.00 or $47.00, which is 4 or 5 degrees above the average. you're not real

must be what they're thinking was on. they were europe has been mentioned here. i mean, it seems to me with the, the u. s. in the u. k. are poised to do everything they can as a lawyer. dawson said, we can russia, does i mean, destroying the european economy in the process? because it certainly looks that way to me. i am absolutely bewildered that european leaders are making the choices that they are, the productivity of europe is going to be smothered. and then what is the value of the, the european economy if it isn't allowed to run it full speed, particularly coming out of this pandemic go ahead in paris. yes, yes. a company gig, hey, would you have gus? and since had an idea on the, on the you have been here. busy i am wondering what we, you, hobbyists are doing in dismiss. you see one way to put it is that there is this moral imperative. we have to defend a bullet chain again, the bad russians have invaded them with no, for no reason whatsoever. well, 1st of all, if the sovereignty indian did, he just became the circle st. why was the serenity of serbia over kosovo at prague harbor? 1999 ish goes over to high so.

must be what their thinking was. i'm they were in europe has been mentioned here. i mean, it seems to me with the, the u. s. in the u. k. a poise to do everything they can as a lloyd austin said we can russia, does i mean, destroying the european economy in the process? because it certainly looks that way to me. i am absolutely bewildered that european leaders are making the choices that they are, the productivity of europe is going to be smothered. and then what is the value of the, the european economy if it isn't allowed to run at full speed, particularly coming out of this pandemic go ahead in paris. yes, yes, i completely agree with you of gus. and since i had an idea on the, on the you hope in here. busy i am wondering what we, you, hobbyists are doing in dismiss. you see one way to put it is that there is this more imperative. we have to defend the food chain. again, the bad russians have invaded them with no, for no reason whatsoever. well, 1st of all, if the sovereignty indian did, he just became sacrosanct. why was the sovereignty of serbia over kosovo? a pro garb in 1999 and ish kosovo, the high. so say that

must be what their thinking was on. they were a europe has been mentioned here. i mean, it seems to me with the, the u. s. in the u. k. a poise to do everything they can as a lloyd austin said we can russia, does i mean destroying the european economy in the process? because it certainly looks that way to me. i am absolutely bewildered that european leaders are making the choices that they are, the productivity of europe is going to be smothered, and then what is the value of the, of the european economy if it isn't allowed to run at full speed, particularly coming out of this pandemic go ahead in paris. yes, yes, a company gig hey, would you have gus? and since i had an idea on the, on the you have been. busy here i am wondering what we, you hobbins are doing in dismiss. you see one way to put that is that there is this moral. busy impacted, we have to defend a bully chain again. the bad russians have invaded them with no, for no reason whatsoever. well, 1st of all, if the sovereignty indian did, he just became sacrosanct. why was the sovereignty of serbia over kosovo? for garb in 1999 and ish goes over the race of s

u. k. was responsibility of what happens in grandson lives with the taliban will judge them by their actions, not their words. if they want international acceptance, they must live up to the obligations and commitments, prickly on the rights of women and girls. given given that some of those assets that you mentioned were frozen on condition that the taliban so changed how they operated. the fact that taliban have now made things worse for women is that can be more difficult for, for money to be on frozen, for, for the situation to be improved. yeah, i mean i was, i think one of the things i would say, and we need to make sure that we will we stay principle not just on issues, i guess, but on that, and she's a, for example, go education, which has been a massive, massive problem over the last few months, but there isn't really and alternative content back on the children's. like i was visiting one of my house can and just before last and the vast majority of children are coming in, they're experiencing money, tricia and their risk of pneumonia. their lives literally are hanging in violence. so i think, yes, we need to be principal. yes. we need to make sure

the government must have representatives from republican parties who want a single island and unionists who believe northern ireland should remain part of the u. k. unionist and republic, and take them to the top jobs in parliament, stormwind. when equal powers one that cannot be in position without the other will since of knowledge creation. in 1921, a unionist has dominated the storm and meaning of so far the 1st minister have always been a unionist. will spring in duncan morrow. he is professor of politics out of the university and joins us from belfast. thanks for being with us here. so what's in your view is the main issue that has been motivating voters? i mean, it's what extent are they just fed up or been fighting and stay late? there are probably actually 3 issues on one side and a very narrow group. the union is that population, some of it's very exercise by the consequence of the protocol. and by the whole, break the debates still and how that was worked out in northern ireland. but there are minority. there is another group probably within the national grid for quite came to get the symbolic way of seeing a fan at the top of the pile

the government must have representatives from republican parties who want a single and an unionists who believe north not and should remain part of the u. k . a unionists and the republicans take the 2 top jobs in parliament. the storms with equal powers. one cannot be in position without the other since not in creation in 1921. it unionists have dominated the storms. meaning that so far the 1st minister has always been a unionist. duncan maro is a professor of politics at also university. he says there are 3 issues to consider on one side and a very narrow group. the union is that population, some of it, it's very exercise by the consequence of the protocol and by the whole break debates still and how that was worked out in northern ireland. but there are minority. there's another group probably within the nation group who quite came to get the symbolic way of seeing champagne at the top of the pile. and even though it doesn't actually change the arrangement very much, but it is a big symbolic victory and then their ethnic group. and that may be the biggest growing group in the action of people who actually we need to find a compromise h