u. k. now, when the last coal fired power station has been shut down off to being in operation since 1968, the closure of the rock flip on sole power station in central england ends. the u. k is centuries long reliance on coal. the pressures government has pledged to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the russian is the 1st g 7 member to end coal power generation. and some more on this we can bring in michael nicholson from the institute for european environmental policy u. k. that's the think tank for sustainable. let's say welcome to dw, thanks so much for your time today. as we were just saying, the u. k is the 1st major economy to completely phase out coal power. uh you must be celebrating today. absolutely as a major achievement on the bose, the labor party and the concepts you've got governance of recent years ought to be proud of this. did you expect this to happen so quickly? i mean has this come sooner than expected a little bit sooner and the plan was

u. k. now was the last coal fired power station has been shut down after being in operation since 1968, the closure of the rock cliff on sol power station in central england ends. the u. k. is centuries long reliance on coal. the british government has pledge to generate all of its energy from carbon neutral sources by the 21st. the person is the 1st g 7 member to end cold power generation and the w corresponding to get mass joins us now from ratcliffe on. so the good, good to see, you know, this is a historic moment for the u. k. as in tit yes. and it is really a big moment. i mean in the u. k, it was the fast cold fired power station to actually spring in tax. and the at 90 in century on the country has lied. huge li on cold. of course, it was one of the hubs for the industrial revolution. then it, at some point employed over 1000000 people, the colored industry. so it's been has the massive roll and development of the u. k . and now this country is the 1st and the g 7 to actually not rely on

u. k. now we're fall rights activists, even yaks. 3 men and that's known as tell me, robinson has been jailed for 18 months. he pleaded guilty to the contents of quotes off to breaching an injunction that prevented him from repeating libelous claims. yeah, actually lennon had earlier been sued for libel by syrian refugee jamal, had josie, and order to pay almost a $130000.00 in damages. his lawyer said he repeats of the kinds because he believes in free speech. we are a law just call manufacture. volkswagen is planning to shots, at least 3 factories in germany. it's the company's 1st closure of domestic problems in its history. well, so i've missed putting socks, tens of thousands of jobs and caught salaries by 10 percent. the gentleman call maker has been facing pressure from weakening demand in europe and intense competition in china. of all that set from a satisfied to somebody because the headlines you will find more information. my website, whether is next inside story will look at the imp

u. k. now, where there are stairs of tax rises as the government prepared to deliver its budget if the 1st time. and then the 15 years, the labor party has been in charge of the country's finances. tax hikes had previously been ruled out. but now prime minister keeps tom is wanting the budget for the painful journal. how reports from carlyle and the north of england, colorado in the north of england, with much may rawhide on the new government's 1st budget announcement. here the struggle against poverty is real faced of children don't get enough to eat. one in 3 household says carpet it's heating cost, and carlyle is nelfa unusual. at a community refuge run by a local church, the lonely and vulnerable enjoy a hot drink and strengthen numbers they made to. so the product is really sure, or you can stick upon date on it, but we made the term changes. so that does and does it have to follow the assignment because that shows us the food bank many rely on upstairs and says he isn't this specially ho

u. k. now with 4 rights act of a steven e actually lennon. but a notice told me robinson has been jail for 18 months. he pleaded guilty to contempt of quotesoft of reaching an injunction, but prevented him from repeating libelous claims. he actually lennon had earlier been sued for libel by syrian refugee jamal. he draws e and he was ordered to pay almost a $150000.00 in damages. his lawyer said he repeat of the claims, because he believes in free speech. he's been accused by critics and politicians of inciting days of riots across prison. and that was in late to july san diego jago has moved from london the far right activist and found the of the english defense league stephen. he actually lennon has been jailed for 18 months after breaching a court order that prevents him from repeating false allegations that he made about a syrian refugee back in 2018.

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u. k. now, britain's last coming in africa will return to marissa and silver and take and many took off seasons who hope to go home to their identity may be wiped down. so what options do you think are open to you? i mean right now, frankly, i don't know. we've got to sit down to assist and see what, what, what company we have to start now for at least before everything got implemented that the breaches government at this we have the decency to listen to us as part of the new agreement with the immersion government britain retains a 19000000 year lease on diego garcia, one of the islands and home to a joint u. k. u. s. military base. the british government describes the decision of this historic writing the wrongs of the past, protecting international security. but for members of the to go see and community in the u. k. it's not that simple. they see it as a double betrayal. all the states in the world should to respect the right to the self determination. again, ways. oh, i didn't t o we more

u. k. now with a fee of tax rises, as the government prepares to deliver its budgets. now it's the 1st time and nearly 15 years, the labor parties been in charge of the country's finances tax hikes. a previously been ruled out, but now prime minister care, a stomach is wanting, the budget will be painful. jonah oliver pulls from carlyle in the north of england . carlyle in the north of england with much made rawhide on the new government's 1st budget denouncement. here the struggle against poverty is real faced of children don't get enough to eat one in 3 household. so scott, it's heating cost, and carlyle is nelfa, unusual. at a community refuge run by a local church, the lonely and valuable enjoy a hot drink and strength. the numbers that you made to sell. the product is really shit or you can stick upon date on it, but we need to change it so that you guys don't have to call the assignment because that shows us the food bank. many rely on upstairs and says he isn't this specially hopefully we've been going by the government. that is a big financial black hole that n

u. k. now britain's last coming in africa will return to the russian suffering take, and many to golf seasons who hope to go home, see it, their identity may be wiped down. so what options do you think are open to you? i mean right now, frankly, i don't know, but i've got to sit down to assist and see what, what, what company we have to start now for at least before everything got implemented that the breaches government at this we have the decency to listen to us as part of the new agreement with the immersion government britain retains a 19000000 year lease on diego garcia, one of the islands and home to a joint u. k. u. s. military base. the british government describes the decision of this historic writing, the wrongs of the past, protecting international security. but for members of the to go see and community in the u. k. it's not that simple. they see it as a double betrayal. all the states in the world should to respect the right to the self determination. again, ways. oh, i didn't do t

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u. k. now, britain's last coming in africa will return to maristane suffering take, and many to golf seasons who hope to go home to their identity may be wiped down. so what options do you think are open to you? i mean, right now basically, i don't know. we've got to sit down to assist and see what, what, what company we have to start now for at least before everything got implemented, like the breaches government, at least we have the decency to listen to us as part of the new agreement with the immersion government person retains a 19000000 year lease on diego garcia, one of the islands and home to a joint u. k. u. s. military base. the british government describes the decision of this historic writing the wrongs of the pos, protecting international security. but for members of the to go see and community in the u. k. it's not that simple. they see it as a double the trial or the states in the world should to respect the right to the self determination. again, ways. oh, i didn't do t o we mor

u. k. now london, forcibly expel chug all seasons from their loves to nearby my wishes on the 5th shells in the 1970s to accommodate the us military base on the largest island vehicle garcia, un legal bodies including the i c, j, and the international tribune for the law of the sequence previously supported them are as just plain to the islands, but without success. the ireland communities on human rights groups have been pushing the u. k. government for decades, for the right to return to their homeland on the issue has only not been resolved with the condition that the eco garcia island remain under british control for the next 99 years. when we heard from locals, all numerous, who, despite being happy with the return of the island, say that continuing u. s. military presents, there is a major blow. a man is just basically secret. i hope this is a temporary situation and that malicious will regain full sovereignty of this archipelago in the very near future if he is or what's happening instea

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u. k. and then now under the u. k. and the us government, we have to discuss about you and that's my wishes. yeah, the initial deals and some of import louie cardiac negotiations as he said to up to a certain degree. but groups representing shake offs itself to go see in their international groupings they were reportedly left start. if true, isn't that something was despite, as you said, the marissa as leaders saying it's a fully the colonized ation process happening? isn't that somewhat of a colonial era approach? the people who spend years lobbying to go home didn't get to say yeah, because they enjoy. so the technicians, people have also been the sidelines. they have done the strike a tank it strikes. so this is a, the, the gold in, in england, but the inside line due to the jump. what is it going? strategy important? so i'll go show you k m, the us always focus on be made to re and strategy, the value of the item rather than the right. so the space inhabitants them even extreme poverty. sometimes the most just, you

now former colonies o the u. k. a debt of gratitude, that's the claim. auditory, leadership, helpful rubber generate. he says that the old country so be apply, should simply be grateful that very way are able to inherit democratic institutions from the british. i am not ashamed of all history may not feel like it, but many of our former colonies made the complex realities of empire. i was a jess of gratitude for the inheritance. we left them. it started with the common male lead the summit, which was held in um, uh some mobile and this is basically when the, even before the summit started there was that shows on the u. k. and they will mama is that the commonwealth countries, basically this is about $5060.00 does most of them form or you could call them these be wanted to basically define but you get off for a separate sheets of justice and you need the for the summit in fact even began that you get prime minister in an interview, basically went on to see that the u. k. is a voltage is positive, which is really to l

u. k is right now, affectively making a posting means they're posting opinions on political issues that the regime does not want you to hold making that illegal. they want to be the final arbiter. so what town says fact? so let's see. and if they can't be the final arbiters of what counselors fact and they need the sensor people that have alternative views or that see the facts in a different life or in, in terms of different narrative. they do not want the ownership of facts to pass out of their possession. this is the ministry of truth in orwell is 1984. that's what these people aspire to be. it was always a pleasure to have your company here, and i'll say international. and if you'd like to know more on any of us story through checking on websites on t dot com, we will of course, with that with more of the very latest news on the day. so the top of the, the monthly is because we only got some what happened in this forest village, 18 years ago. witness testimonies of those things that are still inform you. so the people who hunted down arrested interview execution, the zip code to you

u. k is right now, affectively making a posting means or posting opinions on political issues that the regime does not want you to hold making that illegal. they want to be the final arbiter. so what town says fact? so let's see. and if they can't be the final arbiters of what counselors fact and they need the sensor people that have alternative views or that see the facts in a different life or in, in terms of a different narrative. they do not want the ownership of facts to pass out of their possession. this is the ministry of truth in oral wells, 1984. that's what these people aspire to be. a lot of these are a recap of the stories affecting your world today. i'll keep them coming again in 30. we do appreciate your company the the the opportunity to see how many you are on that like us on this and what are your most in place. how about.

u. k is right now, affectively making the posting means they're posting opinions on political issues, that the regime does not want you to hold making that illegal, they want to be the final arbiter. so what concepts fact. so let's be honest. they can't be the final arbiters of what counsellors factor and they need the sensor people that have alternative views or that see the facts in a different life, or in, in terms of a different narrative. they do not want the ownership of facts to pass out of their possession. this is the ministry of truth in orwell is 1984. that's what these people aspire to be. a vice very company this sunday that so from me for the day you don't nail will be here with all the very latest news stories. and just especially with the the hello and welcome to worlds. a part of the school has witnessed a long procession of blacks once flying in all directions, but now there are circling the middle east series of terrorist attacks and masses, missile exchanges between israel and its share adversaries has once again brought the situation to the brink of original conflict s

u. k. have initiative resisted these movies, dismissing them as advisory opinion. it has now agreed to comply with the quotes. decisions. how is the, as part of the treaty, britain will retain control of the strategic military base on the diego castillo, which it operates jointly with the united states. that base is viewed as critical to global security with both the u. k. and the united states emphasizing its importance. this government inherited a situation with a long term secure operation of the diego go see a military base was on the threat with contested sovereignty and ongoing legal challenges. today's agreement secures these vital military base for the future. but she goes, she is say they remain powerless and voiceless in determining their own future and the future of the homeland. even going as far as the cooling off the west over the fact that the deal they present as carrying and looking off for the local population does not even involve local population. in that negotiations, i forgot the invoices deployed the exclusion of the tra, gussie and community from the n

u k. ministry based on the largest island in the to go. so now the super magic breaks, it comes off to multiple international bodies, including the i, c, j, the united nations general assembly and the international type. you know, for the new, off the see all supported maurice, this is came to the islands and finally the, well, the u. k. had initiative resisted these movies, dismissing them as advisory opinion, it has now agreed to comply with the quotes. decisions. how, as far as part of the treaty, britain will retain control of the strategic military base on the diego castillo, which it operates jointly with the united states. that base is viewed as critical to global security with both the u. k. and the united states emphasizing its importance. this government inherited a situation with a long term secure operation of the diego go see a military base was on the threat with contested sovereignty and ongoing legal challenges. today's agreement to secures these vital military base for the future. but she is say they remain powerless and voiceles

because what we've done now, jen, rick suppose moved to pull out of the your opinion convention of human rights. if it stands in the way of u. k, efforts to talk with borders by general. doesn't degree now and for now, she's a favorite to be the next leader of the u. k. conservative party, 200 similar psychiatry, 0 the console. the nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to 3 scientists for their work with proteins. and while the previous days phoenix prize went to pioneers of artificial intelligence, chemistry prize, most of the 1st time of discovery made possible by a r. and it's been recognized by the wards, race reports now from star a nobel prize winners, or as a really far less predictable on the alt of what the install for the rural swedish academy of sciences, spring west of a surprise than usual, where they announced the chemistry award, this year's price is about the chemical tools of life pro things, while product things were the same. so it was all special intelligence, as it happened in the physics prize the day before. university of washington professor david baker and google deep lines, demons his office, and

u. k. government, the u. k. united kingdom has been in fact to risks, complicity in what israel is doing in gaza and has done the for the last year. we know that now that the u. k. government has acknowledged that there's a key risk that the military equipment that we was sending to israel for attention to the idea was in fact being used in gaza. and there was a clear risk that, that being used to carry out will facilitate serious violations of international law, including potentially won't crimes. now what we know is that you can't government. these current government has suspended approximately 30 the, the most significant of those. the equipment that we provide each route is 4 f, $35.00 military jets. and what we know is that he can't government has said that they will stop providing the components that going directly to his row, but they are not stopping or is that going in directly via a global pool. and so there are very serious concerns that the u. k government remains a risk of complicity. what's happening, not only in gossip, now living on. and i would also say there are serious questions about the extent to which surveillance intelligenc

now incomes were in the u. k with joined by. so how temporary electra and international norm, the university of kent, and also of a full is coming book called corporate war, profiteering and international no in london is michael spa, get a professor of economics at royal holloway, university of london is almost at the trip house of every casualty comstock, so you can't charge. he's supporting the recording of old casualties of violence and in brussels. elijah might get a for a minute tree and political unless specializing in the middle east of i will welcome to all of you. thank you for joining us here. on inside story now elijah, we know we've met in for a long time. the us and the u. k. all heavily involved in supporting as well as will in gauze that but how surprised all you to hear about the extent of this support? i mean, this report, it talks about 6000 flights over the past yet that's more than 16 a day on average. thank you for having me, given the extensive us you guys for an intelligence precision bombing to is really

u. k. sector, general and just now the us to. yeah, that's right. i think there's several things that stick out to me, but i wanna also point out to uh, what's called rule 37. this is where countries that are a party to a conflict can request to take part in security council meetings. usually it's one or 2 countries that would make this request. in this case we have 123456 countries that will be represented at this meeting are representative. that will be speaking 11 on israel, eat on syria, iraq. and it truly, this shows you how wide spread this conflict has become and how many other countries are now directly affected by this. now you say, why italy? the reason is, is because they have almost a 1000 peacekeepers in southern lebanon as part of the unit fill you in, in term force and 11 on peacekeeping of a force there. so literally clearly has something they want to say. iraq, of course, syria, iran for obvious reasons, is real 11 on so that's number one the how much we're seeing this bill over that we've been talking about for months and warning a

because what we've done now, jen, rick suppose moved to pull out of the your opinion convention of human rights. if it stands in the way of u. k, efforts to talk with borders by general. doesn't degree now and for now, she's a favorite to be the next leader of the u. k. conservative party andrew, some of those houses, there are prominence indian business model. so the enterprise direct and taught us died at the age of $86.00. he left the to auto group, one of indiana's largest conglomerates for more than 20 years expands and get a globally. and these leadership, the group acquired companies like travel a landra event at the t to the what was the longest, i think the decimal present, those being set free. you all come, i'd spend 46 years waiting to be executed mostly. and so let's saw that we can 5 into quotes in japan. could him of quadruple know the last month of to prosecute to said they will not appeal is because of the form of walks. it was convicted in 1968, a rubbing and killing his boss. the man's wife and their 2 teenage children. oh, that's it for me. for me. the mothers can find more information on our website, delta

u. k. prime minister, really talking about how he wants to view so word i'm not backwards, but the, the kind of statements that are coming now. the uh, the, the invited a lot of trouble even by to do a lot of backlash show from not just asked within even countries about, from the u. k as well, deeply offensive and of the noxious distortion of history. enslavement and colonialism would not gifts, but imposed systems that brutally exploited people extracted wealth and dismantled societies all for the benefit of breast to to suggest that former colonies should be grateful for such unimaginable home disregards the legacy of these injustices and the long term impact they still have underneath great phones to watch all of for example, jordan media the what the british giving the i was a lot of destruction, a lot of renew a lot of style. we sion that's just millions of people and does is there is a level, any form of support of the g, the a as in india or other former colonies of the u. k, it will go up to now years later, to basically see that a country should be great for and for what they've been given for the depths for the des

because what we've done now, jen, rick suppose moved to pull out of the your pin convention of human rights. if it stands in the way of u. k. f. it's to talk with borders by general. doesn't degree now. and for now, she's a favor to be the next leader of the u. k. conservative party. andrew simon, this is how you 0 of both kinds things on the way and was in beacon elections, the rights groups and the opposition sale rig. the routing for level faulty denies it and is a seeking to extend its $49.00. you will know all the initial commission says it's run a free and say vote malcolm web reports from the capital level to mozambique . so electoral commission says about 17000000 people were registered to vote rights groups say that's almost a 1000000 more than eligible versus who we exist. item the whole is that these elections can be pretty fair and transparent. and the one who's chosen by the people can be the one who really when's the election daniel chap as the youngest lead to the ruling for lima policies ever had its ruled ever since independence from portuguese colonial rule. in 1975 chap i was trying to convince the many

u. k, it will go up. but now yours need job to basically see that a country should be great for him for what they've been given for the depths for the destruction, for the new world, for the salvation of millions of people, for the sure reason that it, that's what didn't speak to the phone, the former colonies, each um, unimaginative with that in, in 2020 for those kind of statements v b r b need. uh, but the summit, no, many would see the kind of threshold that was created them. the gig is a step towards the right direction to do give me north, want to get rough, any sort of justice in terms of monitoring your financial compensation. they may even think of a gas less stokeland justice but would usually expect. so instead of using off or, or austin apology, right, before we wrap this alice program here or not, he is ready for us as have ramped upgrades all across the west bank essentially assaulting palestinians on closing cover. and sig, strange offices. meanwhile in east jerusalem and palestinian resident has h

u. k, it will go up. but now years later, to basically see that a country should be great for him for what they've been given for the depths for the destruction, for the new world, for the salvation of millions of people, for the sure reason that and that's what didn't speak to the phone uh, the former colonies, each drum unimaginable that in, in 2024, those kind of statements v b r b need. but the so much, no, many would see i'm the kind of threshold that has created them. they do gig is a step towards the right direction to do give me north, want to get rough, any sort of justice in terms of monitoring your financial compensation. they may even think of a gas less stokeland justice. so uh, but what do you really expect? so instead of using off or, or austin apology, right, let's cross now live to also in social activist from hundreds books of africa and see key months. why is brought to have you do? i mean, right now. thank you for a good grade. so the leadership helpful uh, rubber jerrick and fixed the for my

because what we've done now, jen, rick suppose moved to pull out of the your opinion convention of human rights if it stands in the way of u. k. efforts to talk with borders by general. doesn't degree. and for now, she's the favorite to be the next leader of the u. k. conservative party andrew. some of those houses here. they can solve the nobel prize for chemistry, has been awarded to 3 scientists for their work with proteins. and while the previous days physics prize went to pioneers of artificial intelligence, chemistry prize, most of the 1st time of discovery made possible by a r, and it's being recognized by the wards or race reports now from star nobel prize winners. or as a really far less predictable than the oath of what the install for the rural swedish academy of sciences spring west of a surprise than usual within the.

u. k. it will go up the book. now yours need jobs to basically see that kenzie should be great for you for what they've been given for the death for the destruction, for the new, for the salvation of millions of people for the share. a reason that is that's what didn't speak to the phone, the former colonies, each, some unimaginable that is in 2020 for those kind of statements v b r b need both assignments know many would see. and the kind of threshold that was created under do gig is a step towards the right direction. to do give me know if you want to give rocks, any sort of justice in terms of monitor to your financial compensation. they may even think of a gas less stokeland justice, so uh, but what do you really expect uh, since they've not using us for all or austin apology? natalie heard from independent journalist and jason, michael who said prism seems to photograph in its own history. this is deeply embarrassing from britain to be so a little told its own past and less on history. a history is to some degree

u. k. ever go up the book. now yours need jobs to basically see that kenzie should be great for what they've been given for the death for the destruction for the new, for the salvation of millions of people. for the sure reason that is that's what the do the phone uh, the former colonies it's, it's um, unimaginable that is in 2024. those kind of statements v b r b need. uh, but the summit, no, many would see the kind of threshold that was created on the do gig is a step towards the right direction. to do give me not to want to give rocks any sort of justice in terms of monitoring your financial compensation. they may even think of a gas less token justice but would usually expect uh, since they've not even asked for or asked for an apology. ready the info main depending janice jason, michael who said with and seems of forgotten its own history. this is deeply embarrassing from britain to be so a little told its own past and its own history. a history to some degree that former practice governments have been forced

and they now really in a force, one of the service u. k. things it says that this is the part stops. now is there any officials said they have killed another top? has block, amanda. what do you think these targeted killings and as strikes are doing to has blogs, military capabilities, but nobody knows it, because you can see that the strikes is right every day. focusing very much of the city of high for the pacific people because what it's showing is that the students they also let's just visit is really, i mean, coming into later on. so obviously they have some really big the left and the deputy of get organization costs just the way the statements and what she said, the biggest thing is the most likely to have a business that's a total now that has the deputy chief says is support. so evidence efforts for a cease 5. how does that go together with $570.00 rockets into israel in the past 24 hours? or what fits that's going to get there is any size basically at all just because this is radius i all this violence of course, the resolution is 7

now. as promised to be back, donna. he's a full my irish invest it to the u. k. e. it's lee joins us now. live from dublin. thank you. so if you, what time do you think the international community is fail, the palestinian people i think what's happening to the us in the past and new people is a tragedy. and therefore, in a sense, we have all the files. but that doesn't mean that steps us be taken on. i was hoping to make some sort of progress on the issue and on this decision to recognize post i'm, i think may have the overly support of the irish people to it doesn't stop the is right, a sold some civilians that you guys are, but it does provide some sort of moral support for the past and, you know, people, the irish approach to this has always tried to be a balanced one. we believe in the right of israel to live in security. but we believe in the equal rights, the cost of the items to their own states. and i emphasize the worthy of because that may not be that strong militarily are backed by supercar books at marley to have an equal right to his days. and the arch decision was made to recognize co sign was the rise