u. k. now, and he's ready flag on sheffield. townhome was replaced with a promise to union one during a pro gather body footage posted and social media shows a man's cane, the building and removing these red flags as a crowd abroad. now this comes after the dk homes. i gave you a call for the partial criminalization and policy and flags insurance and freaking the edging please. in england and wells to club data pro have mass protest of the commission spokesperson has been drilled by john list over big blocks double standards on the conflicts in gas. or when you train every momma claim that the situations are completely different, it should not be compared. but let's cross now to all, to contribute to rachel mazda and rachel is good to have you join me right now, that the easiest post buffing frequently referred to ease roles, right? to defend itself during his briefing, but completely bypassed. in the mention of these rarely attacks on gather civilians that what do you interpret from best? well

u. k. now because it's interior minister note is the home secretaries while the president is trying to change that just slight, shall bring legislation which will restrict people's ability to express themselves at demonstrations because of what's happened in goss uh, the eyes of being opened wide as to the strength of feeling pecan is diametrically opposed to the conservative level government in london. i mean, the public opinion is very different to what politicians. walton, the u. k perhaps is past one country. he's got to watch actually said that's all and they okay. most of the governments even in front sooner it's ready, but it's not much of a pressure on the government's questioning the position of the war. especially in the last 10 days with, with the, with the victims on that i might as numbers increasing, dropping away with the images are coming from because about the kids, children about the schools, about the hospitals. i think there is a huge pressure on the government questioning t

u. k. now, no longer inside the european union to find out if they can collaborate together on how they can do so. involving the european border agency from tax to try and see how they can trace people who come from north africa via those dangerous vessels that land on the shores of southern europe. and see if there's a way of being able to also crack down on the smuggling rings that enabled them to do this awful lot latest. uh, in fact, so do you guy. thank you. so the collision between chinese instead of being is cuz the trip says it's like say as of a major confrontation in the south china sea. the incident until wednesday, how does height and tensions between beijing, them in the, in the disputed waters. the areas came by several nations with trying to assess again to ship even any, all of this. that's a defiance of an international co, truly us present drip on as a prove the construction of a new section of portable in southern texas. it comes as the secretary of state health, pulsing mix

now. the u. k. government migration policy is absolute 0 now, but so according to a row on the high commission, so great risk of his harsh criticism was filmed and under cover investigation published by an i'm team briggs, that campaign group high commission johnson, the senior. also moody's claims that it is a compassionate country considering its history a slave, the younger people. so they just through the china industry the u. k. government to then to send a some them see, cuz to one that has of course being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k. in a very must say that i receive. so i know for being so full sway my brave. i'm in which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and, and the come by investigation that with just the which was august rates is by comparing moving, known, and quote, led by donkeys shows the johnston, senior high commissioner, offer one to pointing out to what most people know by the government refuses to acknowledge, and that is that their plan is absolu

u. k. a now outside of the blog to try and find another solution on this, which involves dealing with from tax directory, the european union board, the agency to try and monitor the movements of and documented migrants around the continent. and also to do more, to undertake more strict to process it in terms of cracking down on the smuggling gangs which have enabled the people to be transported by the thousands, from very desperate conditions in north africa, 2 destinations in southern europe. so do you, thanks very much for the update. so do guy, i get that for us in good out of spain. we do all the number of attacks by criminal gains, gays migrants who cross pedo balls, 130 kilometer long diary and gas is increasing sharply lower than half a 1000000 people. the majority from left to the bank are expected to make that dangerous jetty before the end of the, of the way goals to the us boulder all out to the america editor at least to give you. but it has the support of to for, to, to in the diary

all right, let's bring you more updates now u. k. got the migration policy is sort of the key wrong. all right, that's what the, the one that high commission is criticism has been the sick with the film, the by campaign, a group called led by donkeys and then the on the cover investigation commissioner, dusting the boss and get also month british claims that is compassionate. and it is a country that consists of us giving it history or the young people they just through the, the china industry, the u. k. governments to then to send a some them see, cuz to one that has of course being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k. a very must say that receipt. so i know for being so full, so way not brave. i'm in which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and i'm the come by investigation that would just be the which was august straight to by comparing moving, known and quote led by donkeys shows the johnston for senior high commissioners offer one the pointing out to what most people know by the government refuses to acknow

u. k. in a very must say that receipt. so i know for being so close to way not braverman, which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and i'm the come by investigation that with just to be which was august rates is by comparing reuben known and quote led by donkeys shows johnston for senior high commissioners. offer one the pointing out to what most people know by the government refuses to acknowledge and that is that their plan is absolutely wrong then which is in his own. but i'm a journalist and to me bonded to mid to the operation meeting for senior a london club under the guise of a businessman from a south east asian company. and she needs to um, proceed. yes, one seemed to invest in his country. that's what he tried. to say to him so that they could meet him, his london cup, but then doing that to meet him, he was off to watch, he would say to the prime minister, a whole secret about the you case, immigration policy. and she responded by saying that she would tell them was absolutely wrong on that to make the choice for people for this country just to see themselves as they are the rest of the country. this w

u. k, a very must say that i receive. so i know for being so full sway my brave i'm in, which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and i'm the come by investigation that would just be the which was august rates is by comparing reuben known and quote led by donkeys shows the johnston for senior high commission. i offer one de pointing out to what most people know, but the government refuses to acknowledge and that is that their plan is absolutely wrong then which is in his own. whereas if a journalist entity bonded to mid to the operation meeting for senior it a landed club under the guise of a businessman from a south east asian company and she needs to proceed. yes, one seemed to invest in his country. that's what he tried to say. to him so that they could meeting this london cup. but then doing that meeting was it was almost a watch he would say to the prime minister, a whole secret about the kids integration to college. and she responded by saying that she would tell them was absolutely wrong to move on that, that they should have a long time to make sure people understand as the model for this country is just

now welcome military expert frank language. he's a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense, forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how of what that might look like. a good morning, michael. probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what i go to engage in primarily is that come back to the very close can find a complex environment. it's not present a huge amount of, of di limits. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can build things above to look at these radius, of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drugs. they have the.

u k and italy dw, especially advocate now is in handbook, be hello, how is the guys across as affecting the drawing thing as well as you mentioned, we did see that doing statement that and last night that was that phone call that included the us presence. so for once he called europe and spoke to both the german chancellor and the french president. also the tell you in prime minister, of course, the precious one. and in that statement, reiterates the unwavering support from all of these countries. also from europe, we sold off sold the statement on the 1st day reiterates that it is germany's reason of states quoting under the microphone 2008, to secure the security of israel. we do know that the united states is already sending military a hardware. i'm in this in the europeans have as far as we know, not been requested a to send anything like that. but europe is standing ready and is being very fun also towards those countries hostile towards israel, as it says in the statement, not to exploit this particular situation. but no. so the iran was not explicitly mentioned in that. michelle,

u. k. military intelligence officer, who joins us now from oxford. frank is really defense forces are preparing for a ground invasion. give us an overview of how, of what that might look like. a good morning, michael, probably up to 100000 troops. a going to be involved in this. and this operation, which will be because of its nature, extremely intense and stressful because what they go to engage in primarily is up and come back to the very close can find a complex environment. not present, a huge amount of, of dynamics. so it's a 3 dimensional wall for scott, you can buildings above to look at it. right, is of course also have to look up now for, for drugs surveillance and attack drums. they have the real problem. it's such in a crowded environment which we've been discussing this morning, the you out of distinction of distinguishing the, the, the competent for the non competent people make mistakes. you have to turn the system. dozens of columbus has hundreds, perhaps underneath. but one thing just to just to, to distress you know, ami is better pr

now speak to frank language. he's a senior elector and strategic studies at portsmouth university and the former u. k. military intelligence officer joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or 7 major leaders and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone on a did this tonic state. no, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come by level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, to read, to sense? so, so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more. all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week at the it's

now speak to frank language. he's a senior elector and strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7th, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or a set of major lead us and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone and the did the stomach state, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come about level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting some pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, so to intercept. so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week i

now speak to frank language. he's a senior elector and strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer. he joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of hamas top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or a set of major lead us and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the telephone on a did this tonic state, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think gone at the top 2 level to come by level. what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seems to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, to, to read, to sense? so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed. why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week is po

b u k. chelsea aux time is now warning one 3rd of them in the population is facing extreme hunger. that situation is likely to deteriorate unless the political solution to the conflict is found. i shouldn't have our thoughts as hospitals is the capital side of the pool city of the day to day the battle to say on to children side. my nutrition here is among the highest in the well the doctors are struggling to provide that future food for now. but it's not just children who are hungry that parents are also facing tough times. 2 thirds, if you have any need humanitarian assistance. 80 is, since the start of the war, the economy has declined. government employees are not paid. a nation of more than 30000000 is getting poor and hungry or the un emergency response in the am and is the largest in the world. but of the money runs out, many fia people may die of hunger. the most immediate needs now is a funding, you know, a very good job funding is an issue and human the credit to come sit, go to the top agents foreclosure of suspicion. and this, we are able to see a good country in the me

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and now that's as shops had spoken about training, british soldiers in ukraine and having b a u. k. defense move into manufacturing, mtf, particularly in the west of the country. things opportune to now is to bring most things in country and not just draining, but also we're seeing b a. e. u. k. defense for, for example, move into manufacturing in country for the defense secretary was saying was that it might, will be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training and ukraine . but that's something for the loan to. i'm not here. and now there are no british soldiers that will be sent to fight in the current conflict. now there seems to be something of a use to him by the british prime minister richie, so not to do things. so roll back on comments. move on. you defend sexy going shots in the sunday. tell a golf shots and said the purchase truth was set to be deployed inside ukraine for the 1st time. but as soon as now said that those comments were misinterpreted. the shots indeed was talking about a time in the future when the conflict has come to an end shops. it

now speak to frank language. he's a senior elector in strategic studies at portsmouth university and the former u. k. military intelligence officer joins us from oxford tonight. frank, good to see you again. now since october 7, the is really army has killed several members of homos top commanding brass. how much of a blow is that for the tower group? it's nicole. good evening. they've killed about 6 or 7 major leaders and operationally, i suspect it won't have decisive effect because need is always replaceable. and we filed that ourselves while dealing with the tell about a did the stomach state no, no 10 irreplaceable. however, i think down at the top to the level to come by level, what will be happening is people be asking, who can i trust? is really seem to be getting so pretty senior people, how they finding them. is it to try to is, is it through tech, so to intercept, so that's expensive. be so difficult, and cutting away more all, i think. but how mazda isn't quite open about their commanders getting killed? why is that? because as you said, they presumably risk looking week at the it's posi

u. k. charity ox phone is now more than the ones that are, that you have any population is facing extreme hunger. that situation is loss you to get worse on this. a political solution to the conflict is found soon. i should have about reports of hospitals is the capital side of the bolts. if you'll put a to a day the battle to say on to children shines my nutrition here is among the highest in the world. doctors are struggling to provide that future food for now, but it's not just children who are hungry. the parents are also facing tough times . 2 thirds, if you have any need humanitarian assistance, h e is since the start of the war. the economy has declined. government employees are not paid a nation of more than 13000000 is getting poor and hungry. are you an emergency response in the am and is the largest in the world, but of the money? it runs out. many fee people may die of hunger. the most immediate needs now is a funding no ability to fund the needs of each one human the credit to come sit, go to the top agents foreclosure of suspicion, and this we see a how much the cost of the

now father u k. in friends, have supplied the trade with long rain storm shadow ins. copied the missiles invasion month, capital show of a set that you create in a tax deep into russia to check out a major escalation. rush, it has consistently won the west ascending alarms. the key of prolongs the conflict . and i spoke with guna beck, a german politician, and e u. parliament member, who says that the supplying chapman weapon read to ukraine is unpopular with the countries majority and will only hom bedding. and mrs. stack set. my mind has been very whole kitch, she's been advocating increasing, stepping up almost deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job in government. but let's, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use job and web address at to tech targets deep within russia, they would do nothing to repair german rus

then we went to greece, our relative then it was that must have sounded, i woke up, hit the ship now k u n. as we stood beside my brother, there was a huge explosion. people were around us on the ground. i don't know what happened to my brother the day before. serious state to be quoted, the russian to come monday and see if you're wanting golf possible. the tax on russian or syrian positions. i found them not able to use somebody because on the follow how to, according to the deputy head of the russians, send us a reconciliation for in parties by jim colet. terrorist appointed to carry out a series of attacks on the locations of the russian military and the syrian government and the head of the media to after the attack, government forces going by the rebels, how it live in mold and syria. several people are reported to have been killed, the more injured no one has claimed responsibility for the attack in homes. and then it country locked in conflict for yes, it has left people speculating who would want to hop candidates out of the actual just see it on the to us present. joe biden has

now germany's wind regions stretch across its middle on sides, the sand team, distinct regions, boost over $15000.00 vineyards. the most important export countries for germany or the us norway benevolence, u. k. poland. i'm especially love to. okay, now i want to find out how wine and dr many is actually drunk and what the regional differences are as a vendor and the most of region, my ts my i can tell us all about that. so i can show you, it's easiest way just to put that's the traditional as far as class, full shopping or shorter. controlling means you do like mix border with wine, but there's a lot more wine. so is say one hand wide wine. so you go like that and then you do one hand wide, but the other direction is that will be one way. refreshing. how sweet dreams of pods, wind festival. then when you go a little bit bought from the wine making areas, you have the way of doing an apple cider. and that way, it's a sparkling situs, so you need could be still could be sparkling. some people mix it, they, they put like kogan is number 3, would be just a regular line. so you're taking a wine class, pulling a sip of water. and then that will be the most sophisticated we're making. i would say,

so, until we've now had talk a potential to state solution from 3 countries just in the last 24 hours, the u. k fronds on china now too is the space for a potential push here for some kind of peace process. will certainly nothing before the ending of the current crisis. and so again, i mean these, these are long term uh, ideas that have already been kind of thoroughly discredited. if we're really looking at the legacy of a 30 year piece process that failed to deliver. in fact, and in that time, all we've seen is the mass appropriation of palestinian territory by israel. that is the fact to annexed, essentially in which palestinians live in, in apartheid system in which they are discriminated against. they've lost all of the rights under, under the system. and so there really isn't any talk of, of any kind of a 2 state solution. and in fact, what we're really seeing is that it's acting as a distraction for the ongoing bombardment of gaza to the killings of a very high numbers of palestinian civilians. and so in that sense, any, any discussion right now has to focus on the immediate term, which h

now in the u. k, and these really flag and sheffield, the town hall was replaced with the policy. and in one, during a pro pop up for pa, the scan. a radi footage posted on social media shows the man skating the building and removing the east ready fly gas. the crowd applauded at this game. as the u. k . home secretary pulled for the partial criminalization of published in flags and chance in brickman, urging please england and wales to club down on protests. the stands of western states towards different conflict seems to differ greatly in that would be whose position that apparently shifting based on his own interest the archie is retailed. marsden explores the contrasting attitudes here. the hey, good news for anyone who isn't happy with the values expressed by the european union at any given time. you just wait around long enough. the exact opposite values will be right along shortly, ready to be served up. so here's your commission president and the fact of printed euro. ursula bonded line back in 2022, talking about russia's actions and the conflict with pre target has a tax

u. k. the west, if you will, are looking for this resolution. now we're supposed to be voted on tonight. we're now being told that that has been pushed to tuesday evening tomorrow night now that that boat will come down and that one we do not know have no indication whatsoever on how the countries will vote on that one. guy, brad is under the united nations. thank you. still a head on out his era as a trauma, also because a war places and events told him palestinian children we bring you the story of this young boy. off to a box is it? is it, it's not the kids fall off? no one's. it's not fun. the more than 1000000 palestinian will leave the houses and move to the south of the gulf is an area that come to be really enough for hosting this specific number of displaced people are evacuating to a place for us to do this. there isn't any safe place to the people in the hospitals that need electricity. they need welfare for their life. we look at the world's top to be storage from global markets to economies and a small business sales force and included security around the world history or so

u. k. military intelligence officer, he joins us now from oxford. frank could see you again. you recently wrote the fine for guys will be unlike any previous urban war. why spoke? to gave me a call the 1st day the, the called. the 1st reason is precisely that. you've just seen that that's the extensive tunnel network because of metro that was described, which keeps it on the ground element to this. so it was ready, so it just won't have to just look to that side up. also by the way to us is drug systems which are also heavily involved will be in this that they will figuratively and literally be looking onto the ground as well. and not the implication of losses that they will need to look behind to, even if they secure an area, it can never be saw that they secured all the tunnel entrances and exits. but that bolden aware of that. there is also the more high tech elements and that's on both sides as well to be deployed. probably be deployed drones, systems that may be driven or directed by i. there's some evidence that already done, not be handheld recognizance drones flying t

u. k u. s. and you nation armed aerial bombardment of the besieged gaza strip a genocide for weeks now. and there's thousands of children have been slow of israel's principal sponsor. the usa has argued against disease for within the state department and tech companies attempting defense. a news coverage of is really aerial bombardment of a church schools, hospitals, and most joining me from grenada in spain, as us warships arrive in the middle east, is israel's form, a foreign and security minister, professor slower ben? i mean, he's now vice president of the delay, the international center of abuse. thank you so much. per visit by me for coming on . i've got the book here, profits without honor. it came out on the months ago. um, before i get onto a really important team and in that book would be events of october. the 7th of happened. if you were still for an insecurity minutes, service ro, as we said, he says he's one of the cases. but the thing is that i am full, i am fully aware of. uh, the reason is because uh, the real test for failure. and the condition was sort of no idea and

u. k. diagnosed with reporting from london for as the to poland now and the use most coal rely and economy elections held earlier this month. look, set to deliver a new government and closer alignment between polish energy targets with those of the rest of the block. it means though i'm certain times the opponents fossil fuel industry, including your nice polluting power plant. as belts are tough, europe's largest link night power plant it produces around one 5th of poland. energy needs at current state. poland is not following you climate policy, but has secured special regulations, allowing it to subsidize is called power plants. p g e. the plant operate or decline to be interviewed, perhaps because belts have cost with its $30000000.00 tons of c o. 2 is the use largest a matter of greenhouse gases. doctors in the region confirmed the impact of this tall subset of we in the books anyway, ended up in our plan. we have an invisible enemy, the genuinely shortage of the live. some people here just from here reduces life expectancy, increases the number of heart attacks and strokes, and it ca

u, k, the e u. in other western allies, schools being plowed into quite the military training. and the question is, what has this money achieved? now we now have it from one ukraine and p themselves. really, the difficulties in the state of both accounts defenses has achieved it for the last few months. counter offensive is going as planned, as long as the sun swell, as much as we can, haven't going as planned. was the amount of weapons on the quality of the munition, that that's where a guessing at the steady or the deliveries and the big or the deliveries of the arguments for you frame the foster, the counter offensive 5. the if we can well less than one percent of the ground, the law and for the invasion. unfortunately, that doesn't do any time for the end of the month to guy before another month for 5 years, for the cold in the winter settles and before we can uh, we will. we will have to actually force until the spring time, less than one percent. that really is nothing to show for all of that money and that there's something now that western governments are indeed questioning. yeah. and the fact that the western media now is

k is considered a terrorist group by the you and the u. s. and dw correspondent dorian jones joins me now from his dental dory. and what else do we know now? this was a p k, k. speaking to the a n s news agency which has close ties. we have some cottage minutes in group quotes of the k, pick a case, a members always who is in multiple brigade carried out the attack on the interior ministry. now, according to the p k. k, this uniquely, she's believed to be a part of the suicide unit. what was carried out, the suicide attack only theory ministry, according to interior ministry officials, a seconds of silence, who engage to become bible was also reportedly carrying explosives. now this is the, the late to subtract, carried out by the p k. k with the use last year and assemble 6 people were killed in the tank on one of his tumbles main high street that was claimed on cody's militants. and then the policy kind of community groups have targeted state buildings. please. a headquarters a variety of targets. so this is part of that modus operandi, and this will be seen as a major victory for the b

u. k. well, ellen fisher joins us alive now from the occupied east to jerusalem. and this is a very powerful group. can you just tell us a little bit more about the statement that i've put out it's an interesting group that it makes up most of the g 7 except for one japan. so it'd be interesting to find out whether japan was consulted during to bite. and steve diplomacy at the white house on sunday is the white house of describing it, or whether they ought to not to sign the statement a job. i can also spoke to benjamin netanyahu. the statement would probably be welcomed by these release because festival they describe from us as a terrorist organization. but they also see that they've truly reactivated the right for israel to defend itself at a also called for the cubans to international law during the operation. but made no mention of the fact the israel has in the past 2 weeks, cutoff, water, food, and electricity together, and according to a number of agencies as use white for sort of despite that being bind under international law. the statement also welcome t

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and now we're hearing not just from the us, but also from the u. k as well, but essentially just cover this fact when it comes to military equipment. we're given that we just about as much as we can afford. we will continue to source equipment to provide for ukraine. but what they need now is things like a defense assets and artillery ammunition. and we have run dry on all that. while we have the ability to continue to support ukraine's ability to defend itself, in the immediate term, we have already exhausted much of the existing security assistance funding. it is enough to for us to meet the meet you crane's urgent battle from battle. feel needs for a bit for a bit longer, but will remaining but will be maintaining our, our study cadence of p. da's for sure. but it is not the long term solution here. it is not the long term solution. and the reality is the right tools that these countries are looking up at own defense capabilities and looking at what they need to put themselves 1st do for ukraine. yeah, you would think that these countries themselv

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