u. k. to not basically to respect the treaty with the european union, iowa america was a bit more conciliatory and her tone and the press conference. she said, she thinks that the relationship between the u. k and the new is of utmost importance and that she was looking for pragmatic solution. this is the time that also is johnson uses a lot in connection with this dispute. when it comes to northern ireland about controls at the border and he, he says it must be possible to find pragmatic solutions. so the chance the building a bit of a bridge to however, it has to be said that is do somehow overshadowing be otherwise very the summit where the west was to show that it's actually united. so it's an important issue between the u. k and the u. and it seems that the u is united, but against the u. k. so not the show of unity that the g 70 does, would have hopeful. speaking of a show of unity, one of the big things to come out of today is that leaders have agreed on a plan to counter china's influence.

u. k is not committed to implementing this protocol while the u. k. is saying no it's, it's just you that the you is to persisted about that, but this topic has definitely potential to dominate the headlines here. ok. the w correspondent alex on that for nominate covose's, be cornwell. thank you. now a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world that from an in hong kong pro democrats. the activists agnes child has been released from prison after 7, nearly 7 months of the 10 month term child was jailed along the fellow activists just along. and i have an lounge for her role in and to be joining us in 2019 china has since and the national security law. despite the teenager who filmed the metal of george floyd in the us has been awarded a police surprise danella. fraser was cited for courageous the record in the killing that triggered international protest against police brutality and racism. fazio was only 17 another time thousands of joined a match in the canadian city of london. 2 full members of the muslim family were killed in a t

u. k. not any, you know, i hastened to add that has been some suggestion that the indian variant is doubling very, very quickly among 10 to 14 year old. we've known for some time young since don't get serious the ill as a result of carrying a virus, but they can very well transmitted to wider population. we know also the vaccines have an impact on reducing the transmission of the virus as well. so that may well influence countries to hold onto that doses and potentially vaccinate younger children. we're seeing here the u. k. when it comes to the indian, various cases doubling on a weekly basis. and that's a cause for huge concern. that's all going well of western countries have surplus doses, but no bad news for poor countries. dependence on the carfax game. well, as we mentioned earlier, many southeast asian nations that were seen as corona, via success stories, and not being forced to impose new restrictions as infections surge to record levels far as louis has more from calling them poor. no

u. k. it is the latest sign of the growing crackdown on crypto markets worldwide. britain financial conduct authority said saturday that finance markets limited. the u. k. division of buying and is not permitted to undertake any regulated activity in the u. k. from june 30th the company which already offers brits crypto training for its website must add this notice for u. k. users. due to the imposition of the requirement by the f. c. a finance markets limited is not currently permitted to undertake any regulated activities without the prior written consent of the f b a. so joining me now to discuss is boom, laska host and crypto analyst been swan, r a been let's start with the biggest question here. why did the u. k. take this step against finance right now? yeah, it seems like there's a, there's a couple of reasons.

u. k. not any, you know, i hastened to add that has been some suggestion that the indian variant is doubling very, very quickly. among 10 to 14 year old. we've known for some time the young says don't get seriously ill as a result of corrosion of ours, but they can very well transmitted to wider population. we know also the vaccines have an impact on reducing the transmission of ours as well for about may well influence countries to hold onto that doses and potentially vaccinate younger children. we're seeing here the u. k. when it comes to the indian, various cases doubling on a weekly basis. and that's a cause for huge concern. that's all going well. of western countries have surplus doses, but no bad news for poor countries. dependence on the carfax game. when nearly 40 people are still missing, more than a week after africa's most active kind of ruptured spaces hundreds of thousands. and that's just one of 2 volcanoes that residents have goma and democratic republic of congo. have to worry

u. k. but not single travelers, multiple travelers, many thousands of travelers. so what's happened in the u. k is you've had multiple seating events, many different feedings of the delta virus in different parts of the u. k. and i'm sad to say that from the u. k. it's also spreading to europe, so a lot of people went on holiday from the u. k, because portugal was on the, on the green list for the u. k. a lot of people went to portugal. and now portugal unfortunately is leading the way in terms of increasing delta, very numbers in europe. and because the delta variance is so much more transmissible household transmission is 64 percent higher with the delta barrier with the previous u. k, alpha variance. and this so much more contagious is now spreading around ready, it's about 95 percent or more of the cases in the u. k. unfortunately, you are, pres, is following in this trajectory. and the percentage of delta battery is pretty well doubling every week. unfortunately, across many european countries at the moment, john is delta, just more transmissible, is it also m

u. k is not committed to implementing this protocol while the u. k. is saying no it's, it's just you that the you is to christic about that, but this topic has definitely potential to dominate the headlines here. ok. the w correspondent alex on that for now. i mean, in cobb is b cornwell. thank you. and you and secretary general antonio, chad is, has won to g 7 lead as well is on the edge of an obvious, he wants them to do more to fight climate change. that's also the message of extinction. rebellion and other activists. we have been demonstrating me of the some its value in cornwall, but just as the solution by what they see as needed, failure to follow through. on the play i just made in the paris climates i called back in 2015. no date of the respondents, charlotte chelsea and phil is in falmouth, where one of the protest this taken place. charlotte, what exactly is the 1st against where you've joined the ass and extinction? rebellion process. you mentioned just just now that the climate action growing, we're coming to the end of the praise has now

not russia. they came from countries like the u. k. d was germany friends. yet somehow these countries are not designated as level for threats. according to the state department. apparently the mythical threat of terrorists and russia is far greater than all these terror attacks that have happened in europe in the us. but if we have some comments, we can go to right now regarding a recent cases in europe, have a listen of opened a terrorism investigation after a police employee was stamped to death at the police station near paris. a terror attack in vienna. austria leaves 2 people dead, including one of the gunmen 15 others are wounded 7 seriously. this is the 3rd terror attack in just over a month in france, becky, and the 1st 2 were connected to the republication and friends of cartoons news tonight about the deadly terror attack outside of paris or so the u. s. department puts out this warning, essentially, blacklisting russia for any potential tours. it says you can be harassed by government officials as terrorism in russia. americ

u . k is not committed to implementing this protocol while the u. k. is saying no it's, it's just you that the you is to christic about that. but this topic has definitely potential to dominate the headlines here. ok. the w correspondent alex on that for now. i mean in cobb is b cornwell. thank you. now let's take a look at other stories making headlines around the world. the prominent hong kong pro democracy activists agnes child has been released from prison after 7, nearly 7 months of the 10 month term child was killed along with fellow activist, one on ivan lab. have role in i'm to be g, f o t, as in 2019 china hudson, who's the national security law stifle voting in parliamentary elections, overshadowed by a crackdown on anti government demonstrations. the vote is being white and said by the protest movements gotta help them move long time autocrat, abil metallica in 2019, it's as corruption. cronyism is felt profound in our respondents are going to stablish. saudi arabia's health minister says this, yes, hard pilgrimage will be limited to 60000 p

u. k is no longer a part of the u. the u. k is not included within plans for the european digital health certificate, but they have launched their own digital certificate. the u. k. is using a national health service, ab regionally developed to book appointments, regular doctor appointments or the prescriptions, but now has been expanded to display the person's corporate testing and vaccination status. so they will be willing that in the near future party correspondence sites after thank you so much. and finally, it's good to be a billionaire with your own private space company. as amazon founder jeff basis has announced he will be aboard the 1st passenger flight of his company, blue origin r t correspondent, tourney chavez has more of that story. jeff is also going out of this world. literally. he just announced that he's going to space next month and he's not going alone. right? and you start the, you see the earth from space changes, you change your relationship with this planet with humanity. it's one earth. today, amazon founder

u. k. not being determined to implement the agreement, while the u. k. is saying, no, the you is just very touristic about that. and the truth is that this topic has the potential of dominating that headlines here. correspondent alex, i don't know when i'm in cobb is very cornwell, thank you. and the un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, has won the g 7 leave as the well, it is on the edge of a novice. he wants them to do more to fight climate change. that's also the message off extension rebellion and of activist. they've been demonstrating near the summit venue in commonwealth purchased as disillusioned by what they see as leaders really are to follow through on the pages meet in the paris climate accord back in 2015 the correspondent, the child's chelsea pill in the fall mode. where, while the protest is taking place, charlotte, what exactly is a protest against where you're joining me right now and extinction? rebellion protesting through 1000000000 being the climate action group. and the title of today's march is called g. it's the green washing

u. k. it's not even half the minimum wage. there would be even 14 in millsboro. i can be sure they come here every morning. okay. 6 o'clock. i will try this. i'm not getting any job post a brief demonstration of the sewing machine and put it in the good only having arrived a few hours ago, tanya and nobody seems to this is making sca free of charge. the piece will be sold online by one of the biggest fashion brands. pretty pretty little thing is one of the brands of the bu 100, the skirts that tanya manufacturers are sold for 15 euros. ah, it's barely 1 pm when suddenly works to the day for the day life and finish everybody. workers paid by the us sent home without compensation. we'll see you tomorrow. yeah. i mean the less the workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but not the bu group and its brand pretty little thing. a brand on the rise in 2019, it fails, doubled with a revenue of nearly 400000000 euros. the pretty little thing did not wish to be interviewed, but we managed to get access to the opening of the bri

u. k. knew what it was doing, hence why the media were on board the ship. it's not unheard of for press people to be on board. sure. certainly it was an attempt by the u. k. to see how far they could push push matters. and i think that the russian response was appropriate, considering that it was in the russian territorial waters, even though those particular russian territorial waters is not recognized by the international community as such. because of the nature of the dispute following the, the coo and the ukraine. but it's, but nonetheless, the crimea is part of russia now, the de facto. and that's just the way it is and, and it constitutes russian territorial waters as a consequence. and as a result, to have press people on board reported lays. and that's, that's, that was to show the extent to which they could push moscow without some kind of a reaction. well, they got a reaction. and so the come here on the program on our international, a beauty pageant participant, rails, against what she brands as all, well, even censorship on campus. we hear from the miss

u. k. there's not enough staff to prepare the necessary paperwork. that's why the company no longer accepts orders where there's bound to be chaos, the customer. everything changed when the u. k officially left the u on january 31st 2020 on the computer england, our whole england department over their bachelor's customs ever since fully fast to the end of the who will gone script. it's been tons of extra work for our team since the end of the breakfast transition period. there's new customs clearance here to go. so every day it takes about 2 hours, longer per person for clothes on, on the face based on the letter. and all these extra costs are just for the additional bureaucracy to the campus. most the company must now charge 10 to 20 percent more per transport order so that their business days profitable. collin francis has a 2000 kilometer journey ahead of him through the euro tunnel, the northern england and back. yeah, sometimes you go a little bit too long when it's just for your own you, you might end up talking to yourself or traffic. that's no

u. k, it's not even half the minimum wage would be even 14. i can never be guy, should i come here every morning? okay. to 6 o'clock this sunday. no kidding. all you know. 2 weeks for any job post. a brief demonstration of the sewing machine. and what is the good? good? only having arrived a few hours ago, tanya and nobody seems to us, he's making sca free of charge. the beats will be sold online by one of the biggest passion, brown's 5th period. pretty clearly pretty little thing. he's one of the brands of the 200 the skirts, the tanya manufacturers are sold for 15 euros. ah, with barely 1 pm when suddenly works during the day for the day life finish everybody. the workers paid by the hour without compensation. we'll see you tomorrow. at the moment. i mean, the less the workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but not the bu group and its brand pretty little thing. a brand on the rise in 2019 it's sales doubled with a revenue of nearly 400000000 euros. the pretty little thing did not wish to be int

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u. k. it's not even half the minimum wage might be even put on the guy. should i come here every morning? okay, 6 o'clock this, i'm not getting the run here. all you know, any job posted a brief demonstration of the sewing machine. and what is the good? good, the only having arrived a few hours ago tanya and novice seamstress is making sca free of charge. the fee schedule will be sold online by $1.00 of the biggest passion. brands is clearly still pretty pretty little thing is one of the brands of the bu who grinned the skirts. the tanya manufacturers are sold for 15 euros ah barely 1 pm when suddenly works during the day for the day life for everybody. workers paid by the hour without compensation. we'll see you tomorrow. yeah. i mean the less the workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but not the boo hoo group and its brand, pretty little thing. a brand on the rise in 2019 it's sales double with a revenue of nearly 400000000 euros. me the pretty little thing did not wish to be interviewed, but we managed to get access to the opening of the

not fully protected. we are going to see a 3rd wave of the u. k. we are seeing it already. the case numbers are going up. initial studies show that fully vaccinated adults are sufficiently protected against the delta variance. a far smaller percentage of those who test positive are ending up in the hospital compared to before the vaccination campaign began. but scientists and politicians are still debating on the best policy for reopening, or i can see nothing in the data at the moment. that means we can't go ahead with step forward it over to the opening on june the 23. we've got to be so cautious it would be a mistake to commit to reopening on the 21st of june. we've learned to cost over the last 15 months. delaying action can often mean it's too late. the brits are wary of giving up any of their new freedoms . but the more cautious policymakers warned that the next 2 weeks are critical and determining whether there's a new surgeon and sections. after months of corona virus restrictions, people in some parts of the world are welcoming a slow returned to normality. before

u. k. politicians, even calling on paris not to take some speakers back. you sir eli reports a stand off between the u. k. in front of a legal migrants making dangers crossings across the channel and take him another son. he sighed and rules being introduced by the u. k. home secretary pretty to tell, receiving criticism of making it almost impossible for refugees to come here. legally urgent action must be taken to stop these crossings. that means taking the criminal gangs at source, doing more to stop the small boats leaving france in the 1st place. turning them round the channel and swiftly returning people who have entered the country through illegal root of entry. thus far this year, more than 4000 people have already made the perilous journey through england across the channel to more than 850 coming in during the past week alone. the government now facing the question of wes, how's these micros while the claims process this week, a high court ruling found for the barracks which the government was using to house immigrants was unlawful describing the

the stadiums are full german politicians, not happy about what's happening in the u. k. and not happening happy with the europe football governing body. i think it is the responsible when tens of thousands of people come together in a small space in countries that are considered areas of the highly contagious delta parent. i would not have done it like that and hungary would not have wanted to take responsibility for it. football is not war. the super spreader event. enjoy. yes, but enjoyed reasonably well the well, there'll be no travelling germany funds in the stadium. they would have had to set off 24 hours before the game that decided that they'll be playing the match on tuesday. if they were to get through the quarantine rules that are currently in place, as it sounds when it would come to returning to germany, that would have been even more difficult for them. currently, germany, bonds all but the most essential of travel from the united kingdom angle america. of course, we'd like to see that spread across the european union as she is gravely concerned about the ris

u. k, but not single travelers, multiple travelers, many thousands of travelers. so what happened in the u. k, we've had multiple seeding events, many different feedings of the delta virus in different parts of the u. k. and i'm sad to say that from the u. k. it's also spreading to europe. so a lot of people went on holiday from the u. k because portugal was on the, on the green list for the catalog. people went to portugal. and now portugal unfortunately is leading the way in terms of increasing delta various numbers in europe. and because the delta variance is so much more transmissible household transmission is 64 percent higher with the delta value with the previous u. k. how for variance. and that's so much more contagious is now spreading around a radius about 95 percent or more of the cases in the u. k. and unfortunately, you are, pres, is following in this trajectory. and the percentage of delta vector into is pretty well doubling every week. unfortunately, across many european countries at the moment, john is delta, just more transmissible, is it also more

u. k. is doing him, the black, the, and all of their gobbledygook, explanations for their intrusion in territory waters of russia that russia claims that i know that they the u. k. does not recognize crimea as part of ukraine, but they are russia and, but you know, they have to of 2 different explanations that ukrainian waters, it's international waters. what is it, what are they doing? and it's very and diplomatic. are they looking for a provocation? go ahead, marcus. well, the infamous incidence in russian maritime alters adjacent to the crime in an inch, was evidently a stage, the publication by both britain and america. and i say america as well, because london and washington acts in unison on the international stage. and that is especially the case when it comes to russia. and this age complication was both full holiday and exceedingly dangerous. now, the question is, why did last london and washington orchestrates this publication of russia? well, i cannot believe that the americans and the british seriously wish to go to russia into a military confrontation with the west because the americans, in the british know, as we know, that a military conflict with russia w

u. k. is doing him, the black, the, and all of their are gobbledygook. explanations for their intrusion in territory waters of russia that russia claims. but i know that they the u. k. does not recognize crimea as part of ukraine, but they are russia and, but you know, they have to of 2 different explanations that ukrainian waters, it's international waters. what is it, what are they doing? and it's very and diplomatic. are they looking for a provocation? go ahead, marcus. well, the infamous incident in russian maritime alters adjacent to be crime in an inch. was evidently a sage, the publication by both britain and america. and i say america as well, because london and washington acts in unison on the international stage. and that is especially the case when it comes to russia. and this stage convocation was both for holiday and exceedingly dangerous. now, the question is, why did last london washington orchestrates this publication of russia? well, i cannot believe that the americans and the british seriously wish to go to russia into a military confrontation with the west because the americans, in the british know, as we know, that a military conflict with russia, with ra

u. k. do not have automatic right to citizenship. so that's something that a lot of parents have missed out on. i mean, you say you are on instagram, facebook, presumably a lot of the people falling through the cracks are not necessarily technologically savvy, but i'm wondering how much of an issue and an obstacle is language, because of course, there's 5000000 europeans at least, but they all speak different languages and some may not even speak english. so for example, at the polish migrants organize for change center. how do you try to reach people in their own language in polish that maybe do not follow or read the english speaking press? nothing backlog. do we basically cloud in our video content, specifically in the line will be purely slow and we're manian. so people can understand in the language what me, what they need to do and what, how to compute the status. because, you know, english, a good email. they don't all know english and even if they do know english, they may not know the legal language issue. and that's what we

u. k. does not recognize russia's claim to crimea, and we continue to hold the international consensus that rushes annexation of crime . it is illegal. while there is one problem, the london keeps saying that it was an innocent passage which is illegal turn when it comes to the international c navigation. but what the russian side point out is that it was a worship, not the civilian one. in other words, how can it be innocent? besides, there was a b, b, c correspondent. i'm board this destroyer and he said that the ship deliberately took the course to send the message to moscow. he also sat in his report that the crew heard the warning shots fired by russians by the russians. something that british officials denied the line wire. if you don't change the course, i'll divide across visual trucking, right altitude low. clearly it see clearly it's a very sensitive topic that will likely affect the british russian relations in the long run. ok, if anything else develops that we'll be right back with you. but for now constantine roscoe, moscow. thank you. for many, the pandemic brought hardship a

u. k will not be allowed to border playing to hong kong. the territory is considering relaxing quarantine rules for travelers from other countries, including the u. s. in canada. roches, 2 largest cities are reporting a search in cases and death, and the delta variant is largely to blame. moscow recorded 124 deaths in the last 24 hours more than 2000 people are being treated in hospitals every day. it's supposed new rules, forcing people to show proof of vaccination or negative test to be able to get and restaurants involve. st. petersburg has reported a similar daily death toll its title some restrictions, but still going ahead with plans to host the euro quota final football match on friday. many italians are breathing a sigh of relief after the lifting of rolls making masks compulsory tolls. face coverings have be mandatory outside for nearly a year. from monday they're only required indoors or in groups of people where social distance thing is not possible. italy was one of the worst, had countries in the early months of the panoramic, b

u. k. and north nile and also in the u. k. that causes problems for prime minister johnson. it's not popular domestically among some there's been a recent row about why sausages british sausages from england cannot be brought in to northern ireland. and so some urging for this protocol to be renegotiated for the u. s. u k. to abandon parts of this, the e use very unhappy about that. there's real tension, an issue about sausages no, is much bigger than that. it's something that could affect the, the settled agreements of northern ireland and it's something that could sour the tone of this meeting between 2 allies today. and potentially when you lead is also here for the g 7 effect the atmosphere of the whole g 7 summit. okay. we'll see what happens. thank you so much or diplomatic editor james, based reporting from the u. k. or thousands of mourners have filled street in the occupied westbank city of janine for the funerals of 2 palestinian intelligence officers. they were killed along with another palestinian during a raid by is really forces on thursday. how senior leaders have cond