u. k. must shooting very, very rare. what you do see there was noise. crime is facts, noise we used in about 40 percent of homicides in the year running up to march 2023 now and increase. increase in nice attacks and the high profile a text as well. we're ready raising anxieties here. now though this attacks shortly going to lead to an increase cause just due to its tragic nature. the fact that it and goals, children of charlotte chosen pill on that knife attack in southport, in northwest and when thank you so much and fears of an environmental catastrophe in the philippines are growing as oil from a sunken boat continues to leak into the ocean. the tanker sank in bad weather off manila on thursday, killing one crew member and creating the risk of a major oil spill. the wheels me is the ocean of manila is cost. the fuel is spilling from a sun can tanka, which went down in rough seas last week. some of the roughly 1400000 liters of oil on board is leaking out. coast guard chains of being using sprays which help break down

u. k. proposed to vote in parliamentary elections tomorrow, activists say the fight against policy must be a priority for whoever with south africa's whereas. and i'd coalition government for the 1st time in 13 years, that's the building and the policy is forced to share the info. go welcome to the program 11. these militant group has ballasa is one of it. senior commanders has been killed and is writing drug and striking 711. all of these pictures posted on social media aside to show the aftermath of the incident as being near a day, the cross border fighting between israel and the militant since the status of the war. in gaza, this is the 2nd time in recent weeks and these rang, the strike is killed, has block, combined with the deputies, bailey to bureau chief. is mohammed straight to welcome mohammed. a took us through the significance of this strike to what the situation is, escalating again on the the news is right in the front as well on lunched return the to the tax on its way of following the coming off. it's seen the amenities to go home a lawsuit also known as a bu, now me an

ad foot stuff, but it's going to be something it will improve things and i must just say, we have now got a government in the u. k. that is sent to left, that at the same time as much of europe appears to be going right to view. and surely that will be music to the as of people like the german chancellor schultz hit, who would perhaps like to deal with the labor government much more than what the previous s as well the u. k. politics. it seems to be an anomaly. now when you look at what's happening in france, when you're in germany, in the united states, however, we have to talk about the reform party in the u. k. so what does it parties stand for and why do some observers think that it could be a new force? dear? i say in british politics. so it's wrong by nigel for raj, and he has been around for a long time and he was a member of parliament for the european parliament. incredibly, you're a skeptic. basically he forced a brick set upon the conservative policy and then his, he's k, he kept transforming. and so is now head of this reform policy. not just where you are a skeptic, but incredibly empty immigration.

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u. k, the raising of critical i ski. so is there any support for the measure amongst the people and normal working people, the government must have known that if it this would be a hated move. the hey, didn't lose, and it is considered about fire. why? a gas, you know, trade, you use a call saying that it use effectively rotating, right? that factory workers have. and that the government effectively is trying to the hands of big money and big corporations. and it is also intuitive in the sense that the, using our, for example, the pension has the right to continue working in the job rather than making way for fresh blood to do to come in. but at the same time, if the government, the government is simply saying that if he does still have to know that, then this is the best that he can, the ultimately come up with. so we'll be facing more in the position from from locals in the very few right now. we're actually supporting it to her so that i'm actually, i kinda saw in athens, and that is the day i'm even part of my team on social media. at dw news, you'll find the night to start headlines on dw, don't combo on the d, w. and a

u. k. is looking to bind, it's wealthy citizens from breaking the spoils. back of the slide on loud at 1 pm here and must go straight to your top stores. we go here or not. so kicking off as our, as a nato leaders have a meeting in washington discussing their ongoing support for ukraine. the hungarian foreign minister has said that his country is putting its own national interest in the security of its own people. first, a couple of actions long. we have an agreement with the current secretary general and we have a promise from the future. secretary general that hungary will stay out of this needle mission and support of ukraine. we will not contribute on gary and soldiers to such an operation. we will not contribute on gary and taxpayers. money to such an operation that we will not contribute on gary and territory to such an operation . and we will continue to refrain from supplying weaponless. disposition ensures that we can protect the security of hungry handed, the security of the hung, gary and people at the seattle to it with strong comments. but he's not allowed to open the hun, gary, and prime mi

i must be honest, there are people in the world with a huge interest in disrupting elections in the us. so the u. k. or india and so on . and it could be people just with an interest in vandalizing, the process or it could be state level actors that really want to disrupt what's going on. so what can we do concretely? i think we absolutely need to be a look to that issue. the trusted new sources are going to become so valuable. the difficulty with that goal is, is that we end up in a world where, you know, we're all completely paranoid and don't believe anything but trusted new sources. i think you're going to be essential and understanding how we can be in the minute. the latest, i think is really, really important. there is so much more we can talk about this because in 2024, one in 3 people around the world are going to vote. and this is the tipping point for both electoral systems are democracies, but we're getting to the to what a. so let me toss it to you. the gentleman in the back was the 1st hand up leading off from what you were saying, michael. about news and trusted news. given the growt

must not cross reality on the ground. was a different story that all the 0 i'm a law palestine the most is in the u. k. a constant, the ballots in the general direction, from the service you through knack and, and able to get a chemist. um, as low as it early on thursday as being just 6 weeks and so that cool the snap election. sonya guy go, has more from wolverhampton and england. it was a slow start to the day, but over the course of it versus had been coming in a steady stream to the polling center behind me here. and we move a hampton. there are 3 seats which are being contested. and in a city which is in the house of the west midlands, it is a city with a strong industrial manufacturing posts one that is very proud of that. but these days, people hit would be more likely to be employed in the sub, a suspect, 23 quarters of people who are employed to all working in that specific sector. now, as far as move a hampton goes, it is a predominantly working class city. but there are also new rules for those votes, and so you want to come and costs that by less to be mindful of the main $1.00 being that y

must not cross reality on the ground. was a different story that all the address ita. i'm a law palestine. the most is in the u. k. a costing the balance of the general election. prime minister wishes to nak and neighbor need a kiss. donovan should early on thursday as being just 6 weeks and so not cool. the smell collection i was on your diag. oh, is outside of ocean station in wolverhampton. and it doesn't sound like many people of ocean early on thursday, sonia, hows, poland going way you on? well, she's hearing about to run out elsewhere. yes. all through us slow start to the day the is a steady stream of people who have been going to the polling station behind me to cost that votes for the policy of that preferred candidates. and in wolverhampton, which is in the hearts of the west midlands. there are 3 seats, which being contested here. now, wolverhampton, itself is an interesting case because it is a hit, a city with a history of industrialization manufacturing. it is predominantly a working class city, but now that has changed some warts and about 3 quarters the people who are employees who are employed in

u. k. woke up to a brand new political landscape, the conservative policy imploded. now labor may have a seismic victory, but test on to deliver on change. he must deliver quickly. the biggest challenge for him could well be managing expectations. andrew simmons houses or london that's joined james base, who's outside 10 downing street, the official residents of the bushes, prime minister. so the cabinet, including deputies, phone, and defense ministers have been announced. james, what is the new government look like? of the yeah, that no surprises they will the people who are doing the shadow roll. uh, but rachel reeves is the 1st of a female counselor, the district of that's the finance minister in the u. k. david law me is going to be the foreign secretary. he has had good relations. a transatlantic relations in the past spent a lot of time in the us started at harvard. he is going to be the point man around the world for this administration, for the secretary or for minnesota. and john hailey is going to be the defense secretary, obviously important given the u. k. 's role in nato and the u. k. support for elizabeth zalinski government as th

another must have issue as well as the unit test which you just mentioned is climate change. now with feeling the effects of climate change here in the u. k, particularly when it comes to a rise in the prices olive oil, tomatoes, even the basic select the pay tardies. these are all things that have become really, really expensive. and labor has in fact back to some of the biggest climate promises. so the more like tobacco from the big climate promises, uh, the knock on effect from that is that food price inflation varies up and they might be unable to enjoy the sort of honeymoon period that they might expect soft to winning a victory, like their own cost each night that case, thomas made it quite clear his position on israel's genocide, a warrant garza is completely indistinguishable from by them in the white house when bite and moves his position focused on and magically moves that as well at the beginning of this particular war back in no type of case, thomas of israel does have that right? to comfortable food, few electricity able to medicine to the people of cause a heat since such that you know, he was taken out of context. that's no

another must have issue as well as the unit test, which you just mentioned is climate change. that with feeling the effects of climate change here in the u. k, particularly when it comes to a rise in the prices olive oil, tomatoes, even the basic select the pay tardies. these are all things that have become really, really expensive. and labor has in fact back to some of the biggest climate promises. so the more like tobacco from the big climate promises, uh, the knock on effect from that is that food price inflation goes up and they might be unable to enjoy the sort of honeymoon period. but they might expect thought to winning a victory like their own cost each night in a why, the sense then does this all to the case, foreign policy in any way. for example, issues like the world goes. and so i think that keystone has made it quite clear his position on israel's genocide. a warrant garza is completely indistinguishable from biden in the white house, when by dint meets his position while keystone and magically moves that as well at the beginning of this particular war. back in october case, thomas of israel does have that right to cutoff food

must reject him in november. well, and he loved mosque pulled out the paper saying those who worked there on carlos and despicable human beings and reform u. k. is nigel for raj? echoes the sentiment saying that the media, the one eyes is drawn. and here is some of the earlier examples of how the media has covered trump. clearly the publications have not side away from comparing him directly to head. let us on ultimate evil of following the accusations on inciting, hates, and ultimately leading off to the side of the nation. so media are trying to save face, suggesting not to confuse rhetoric with action and the following scotty. news present . basically, god's hold on his own narrative by chance for my deputy presidential aid. there's still quite a gap between restoration and action. i appreciate your question. now you're saying these are facts, but in reality, you'll stating an opinion that seems to connect one thing to another. we and by the way, we done this, the best thing we don't know, we do not know the motivation of the person responsible. this is, is mine toms relevant to the grace of the said right? is does copied tile in the comm

u. k. work up to a brand new political landscape, the conservative policy imploded. now labor may have a seismic victory, but test on my hands to deliver on change. he must deliver quickly. the biggest challenge for him could well be managing expectations. andrew simmons, how just they're a london less joined james bay as he's outside 10 downing street, the official residents of the bushes, prime minister. so the cabinets, including the deputies on defense ministers have been announced. james, what is the new government looked like on the yeah, the work has started here straight away. it may be raining outside dining street courses, summer here in london, and that's how it is. but inside the work is, while i'm the way with the new prime minister, a new site, he's got his new cabinets, now taking up the jobs. rachel reeves become so charles reached jessica. that's what they called the finance minister. here she is the 1st female child, sir. the stuck in the you case is the street. uh the other key. what i think for us is david lam, a, he is the new phone secretary, the for a minister of the united kingdom and he will be representing the u. k. on the inter

u. k. he attended the cabinet meeting and urged britton's new government to show leadership and to lift restrictions to allow ukraine to strike inside. rush up, he did assure the prime minister that it must be done within the parameters of international law. it was the german foreign ministry says that it is in contact with a german citizen, sentenced to death in bella. ruth's local human rights group. the us now says a german red cross worker was found guilty of terrorism and other offences at a closed door trial with mintz last month, according to the group rico krieger has been in custody since november of 2023. germany's foreign ministry says that it's communicating with the routine of forties on his behalf. according to russia has sentenced a wall street journal reported to 16 years in prison after 3 days a close door hearings. the court found evan hurst could that guilty of spite. he was accused of following the orders of the us central intelligence agency to gather information about the russian factory producing takes the war and you create the most street journal in the white house have denied the charge was miss anton and toya no scheme is the moscow bureau chief for the new yor

u. k. of the want to take you to another election know, pose of opened in iran and voting is under way. and a presidential run of the voters of choosing between reformers candidate must have possession and conservative society jelly around. supremely, the company has cost his balance and reserves and writings to do the same time. the law who's a cool east, it's a good day. this is the day of participating in the election. i heard about the people's enthusiasm. if that is true, that is a pleasing case, and hopefully we will successfully anticipate the election and choose the right kind of at this stage, people should make more efforts to have a president tomorrow, god bless the nation. and those who make efforts for the possess came, came out on top of the 1st round with about 42.5 percent, but he fell short of another tried when jelly was 2nd with the runs 38.7 percent for candidates were approved to contest to succeed, able to come what are easy, who died in a helicopter crash in may? that's who said or has more not for me to find a 5 digit code, low turnout in the 1st round of your lawn space. that should election. what time do this have prioritize confusing voters

u. k is providing and who continue to provide significant monitoring support to casa, however, we are also clear. israel must meet its commitments to slots concept with age. it is by so it's important. thank to mister speaker, very much welcome. the farm sector sees the decisions on the exceptional criminal calls, and i'm responding this morning. i met with the office phone and they told myself and all the members of this house, they, today's the in the summer one problem it's and recess up to 70000 people in gaza would be killed or injured up to a 3rd of the children had given this can administer outline urgent steps. the government will take this summer in order to end this whole row, including the ending. you can say i was to israel. a sign to mister speaker is the speaker too many people have signs and gone on to miscellaneous is getting in. we are clear to this room must take concrete steps to protect civilians in age where a person in accordance with international humanitarian law. this includes the confliction between military and you, monetary and operations on supporting the minimum of rates and req

must, which possess john's voucher. so when it rains off the winning the presidential run of the discount received 53.7 percent of the vote between his conservative rivals site julie needs the u. k. is new prime minister says will scrap the conservative governments controversial plan to send and documented migrants to one to pointing into a gimmick chest on this label glossy step to victrum thursday, ending 14 years of conservative. who you as president joe biden says he has no intention of stepping down as a candidate in the upcoming election is been facing rising pressure since a shaky debate performance against donald trump and an interview with a b. c. news anchor george stephanopoulos. but i didn't look to come democratic party can sense a section was shown terrible matter of fact, the docs 50 as they did a cobra test to try to figure out what's wrong. to do the test to see whether or not i had some infection. you know, a virus, i didn't just had a really bad cold. if you can be convinced that you cannot defeat donald trump. will you stand what's in front of me with the lord americans on something that i might like. kinda has more from washington at the stage, positions on

must not cross reality on the ground. was a different story that all the 0. i'm a law palestine. the versions in the u. k. a cost and the balance and the gentleman and action prime minister, but she's soon act and labor the the case dom of all should early on thursday, the spring just 6 weeks. and so that cool the snap election james base is joining us live from downing street in london. so took us through how the night for on phone jane's. well, they are still taking all the way across the u. k. right now, the polls closed in just over 2 and a half hours time from now. and that means we can start talking about politics and policies and who's the head and all of those sort of things. because of all the way it rules in the u. k. on like other countries, what you're actually batten's about talking about anything substantial during the periods that people are voting on. the most important thing that happens when the polls close as we get the exit poll. now this is something that is conducted by itself, which is a research organization. it's been arranged and always back to buy the 3 main national boat costs

u. k is new prime minister to the labor policies with in the general election, you have sent a clear signal to the government of the united kingdom must change quickly. so next steps down, accepting responsibility for the conservative policies was elect told to speak at least 7 palestinians have been killed in this way. the rate that you need refugee camp in the occupied westbank also wants to bring me to folks with the nation heading to the polls for a presidential run up, plus a rob mcbride on site a while in japan that wants to come member, right, the legacy of its mines up to somebody's your neighbors. that's a memory too painful. in sport origin, seen a through to the semi finals of the copper america legal messing, missing a penalty in the sheets that when of ecuador as a c. h. 3 to the last, the welcome to the new use case stop has become the u. k is new prime minister, and i have to delete the policy of the code. a starting victory in the general election. the new position ita made his 1st speech outside dining street a short time ago. stomach told the nation, a work is urgent and we begin it today. the labor with ended 14 yea

they must turn out black voters in order to rescue biden's helps to remain president, especially in battle. ground states like here in pennsylvania, in philadelphia, heidi joe castro alj a 0 u. k. 's new prime minister coast um as swiftly trying to establish himself as a national and global statesman. his thought to the, to, to reset relations of scotland, wales and northern ireland. these foreign ministers being dispatched to europe to strength and ties. 1000000 of this and individual reports on the phone to visit the president. so it's been a long night in the room. welcome to the world stage for the new british prime minister. it is the best phone call with the us presidents, one of a string of conversations with leaders and allies of his best day in downing street changes the, the difference to the support you most of the kids tom wants to show that i made pressing domestic issues for him, policy is also a priority dispatching his foreign minister on a tour of germany, poland, and sweden on his 2nd day in the job. diving straight into the issue of gaza. the only for labor, for its initial refusal to back a ceasefire, which has since been reversed. we've been very clear tha