u. k. obviously having itself left the he rather rather contradict totally but um yes, beneath the surface it's very, very clear from the like neat files that we've received at the grace saying that it's true purpose is considerably more sinister. and this is about feeling government's security service is made it trees with hon picked hungry and british assets. it's about a opening up a economic markets, the british penetration and domination. and um, uh, yeah, if the politicians stand in the way of brits and then they ought to be neutralized and breast and has a number of mechanisms for doing this. one of the key methods is by quite some quite promoting independent media line. we're about to publish a story on bulk and insights on that well known c. i a propaganda ref thoughtful where there was the, the lack of self awareness in the, in the lead documents is, is quite remarkable. it talks about how there is a need for breast and to counteract quotes and quote, states capture of the media in the balkans. apparently it's ok for it to be captured by britain, but not by heart and national gov

u. k. offer obviously the economy and we've done, it's just terrible because you know, the conditions are really, you know, uh, prices of grosses and everything else. but this is a huge issue and i believe it has absolutely no idea what, what they going to do about it. and so that's why they're going to run into the, you know, most problems immediately. and then money comes to ukraine. let me look at how many times, just in the 1st 24 hours of the victory of style. and then they will allow me to bring up ukraine. why, why they took my degree and it just me a general election year. you were saying, you know, you want to use the spelling of what are the top type things we're going to be doing for the british people. and it said that talking about the rent i agree with when my hot and david allow me is a very, very stupid man, and he is going to be the front man. i mean that that's, that's what i think a james cleverly because his breed assessor as part of the secretary, like you basically put them forward. they don't, they don't people have any power over there, essentially to show. well, w

u. k. being a being born obviously the late but people gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the message body. so the reform party sort of gaining motivates and the course in the beautiful. and so in the back of the cons decision which could for the 1st time she could have hand uh let's see what the 2nd round of waiting says. but to moving depends message potty the so i think there is sort of in base. so i, so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of political bodies, which i'm very honest going to questions people are worried about that stay on the cost of living clauses. and as far as i'm concerned is an internationally some example of something in ukraine and other kind of complex. so and well, i think it is concerned that can, it's these traditional policies and nobody's saying anything different from each other on these big label challenges which any seem to be getting was pulled up. even those parties horse things slightly different things they have. they tend to do the same things when they come to power. and, you know, the last

u. k. being a being born, obviously the light body will gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the rise of, of the more message body. so the reform party sort of guiding, motivates and the course in the fonts in the back of the cons decision which could for the 1st time actually kind of hand. uh, let's see what the 2nd line of waiting says. but to moving depends. that's, that's potty the so i think there is sort of in base so i so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of political bodies which on very on seeing the questions, people worried about stay on the call sort of being causes on as far as i'm concerned, as an internationally some for example, what's happening in the train and other kind of complex. so and well, i think this concern that connects these traditional policies and nobody's saying anything different from each other on these big label challenges which any seem to be getting was pulled up even though studies horse thing, slightly different things they have. they tend to do uh, the same things when they come to power. and

u. k. being a being born, obviously the late body will gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the why is it or the mon message body. so the reform party sort of gaining motivates and of course in the fonts in the back of the cons decision which could, for the 1st time a she could have hand. uh, let's see. what is the 2nd line of waiting says, but to moving depends that's, that's potty the. so i think there is sort of a in bass and i still sense of the kind of shift away from the mainstream kind of political bodies, which i'm very on seeing the questions people worried about stay on the cost of living clauses on as far as i'm concerned as an internationally some for example, what's happening in ukraine. another can i don't complex. so in the world, i think this concern that connotes these traditional policies, and nobody's saying anything different from each other on these big global challenges which i need seem to be getting, was pulled up. even though studies horse thing, slightly different things they have. they tend to do uh, the same things when they com

u. k. being a being born, obviously the late body will gain power in the u. k, but we're seeing the rise of, of the more necessary spots of the reform party sort of gaining motivates. and of course, in the fonts in the back, if the cones decision was created for the 1st time she could have had and power. let's see. one second man is waiting says, but to moving depends nested potty the so i think there is sort of in base i so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of physical bodies which are already on seen the questions people worried about stay on the cost of living clauses on as far as on concerned as an internationally some example of somebody in new training and other kind of complex. so and well, i think that's concerned that connects these traditional policies and nobody's saying anything different from each other on these big label challenges which any seem to be getting was pulled up even though studies horse thing, slightly different things they have. they tend to do uh, the same things when they come to power. and uh, you know,

u. k. being a being born, obviously the late in the body will gain power in the u. k. but we're seeing the rise of, of the mon message bodies of the reform party sort of gaining motivates and of course, in the fall. and so in the back if the cons decision was created for the 1st time actually kind of hand uh let's see what the 2nd line of waiting says, but to moving depends that's, that's potty the. so i think there is a to embrace, um, i so sense of the kind of shift away from to the mainstream kind of physical bodies which are already on seen the questions people worried about stay on the cost of living clauses on as far as i'm concerned as an internationally some example of something new training and other kind of complex. so and well, i think that's concerned that connects these traditional policies and nobody's saying anything different from each other on these big label challenges which any seem to be getting was pulled up even though studies horse thing, slightly different things they have. they tend to do uh, the same things when they come to power. and uh, you

i think that obviously it was a political disaster for many countries, australia and the u. k. the united states. i think obviously the unrelenting pressure from activists around the globe was really starting to break through, you know, the move it to, to free as options been growing over the past many years. but really in particular, since he was pulled out of the ecuadorian embassy in 2019. so i think that there was a lot of moving parts or there were a lot of i, i imagine a lot of really frantic conversations happening behind closed doors on how to get out of this. well, also saving face. i think that this was probably the best option for all parties involved. arnold, we know one of the terms of the release was time we had already served. do you think those were the only conditions as well as appear for so to say that i don't think that uh by uh can you send re to that p d o that that represents in any way shape or for a debt permit to journalism. freedom of the press now in the future, i think what else to look at in the context, what was the main goal of united states and b

i think that obviously it was a political disaster for many countries, australia and the u. k. the united states. i think obviously the unrelenting pressure from activists around the globe was really starting to break through. and you know, the move it to some free us options been going over the past many years, but really in particular, since he was pulled out of the ecuadorian embassy in 2019. so i think that there was a lot of moving parts there. there were a lot of i, i imagine a lot of really frantic conversations happening behind closed doors on how to get out of this. well, also saving face. i think that this was probably the best option for all parties involved. arnold, we know one of the terms of the release was time we had already served. do you think those were the only conditions as well as appear for so to say that i don't think that uh by the sand. re to that p d o that represents in any way shape or for a debt permit to journalism, freedom of the press. now in the future, i think what asked to look at in the context, what was the main goal of the united states and

and john hailey is going to be the defense secretary, obviously important given the u. k. 's role in nato and the u. k. support for elizabeth zalinski government as those are among the key, if it goes still, people coming in and out of dining street right now. pretty much the new administration here hitting the ground running, but that's exactly what kids thomas said he was going to do. he said it was going to be a different type of the type of government. it was going to be comma, but it was going to be more efficient the way they're going to run this country. and that making the point that the previous tory government was beset by scandals and gaps even during the election campaign. there was that where she through not going to the day to member ations in normandy, leaving a late and i was doing the campaign. and also the fact that some of these officials were involved in gambling on the outcome of the election labor say it's going to be very different, but trying on day one. so and if you allows the guy that he took office on the day one, the trying to completely change

u. k. i'm the united states. obviously, corruption is deeply entrenched in uganda despite the government promises to fight that we've been saying this is a huge movement. what does the use want it done differently? well, i think that the, the combustion of the government of uganda to deliver publish it will design services, destructible industry. still debate has been quickly compromised by a gross corruption id corporate. this new brand, especially the company to frustrate the drugs that sort of port cards. they use it right, the dream. it just a book. uh, even the trucks uh people have constructing call, just have to go to the heart. so then should the agent and ms quin uganda used to get over it about think a bunch of government to deliver, what does that services publish with the services you kinda understand where they're coming from? the other thing is that i think of the government of uganda, easy. i'm to the dist. yeah. to always go into these but this i personally think of different ways that i know the government

u. k. and costs and the balance and the general elections. they are both prime minister, obviously. so not add labor leader to stomach. most of the alley on thursday, and the 50000000 people across the u. k. are eligible to vote this year. it's being just 6 weeks since and i called the snap election. the 1st results are expected later in the day. i a still, i had done, i'll just say i'm down here and in illinois we're science. is it hard on national laboratories are working on a computer in the world. the odd huge. i mean to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think that the new thing you have one is government with this is 5 digit. you say getting russell, a thought provoking nonsense. the e u major weapons being used in guns. no guns should be used in an offensive way. that's our facing realities you're running. mean, what does he bring to the table? hard from the presidential? could we do it or something we can uptake the effective use of the present as not the need for the fact that he had the story on told to how does era this is the 1st one they saw that we see in real time it'

ground for the disease you premium. present flow to me is that obviously it has met britain's prime minister. keeps donna on a visit to the u. k. attended a cabinet meeting and adds to the new governments to show leadership list restrictions to allow me trying to strike inside russia. it showed the prime minister that they would be done within the power of the problem. it says international law about one of our top story is the global tech outrage which has disrupted companies across the world. the us seems to be grounded on of its flights worldwide. that's the nice hit add points including building and i'm so i'm ship all and the okay. the one is doc exchangers, temporarily effective and several hospitals forced to hold surgeries problems being linked to the cyber security from a crowd strike and the microsoft windows operating system. the blue it or screens randa plains, malfunctioning apps, a global i to altitude airlines bags and media outlets worldwide on friday morning, causing chaos at berlin airport. the massive delays as stuff switch to an emergency check in system. i'll just keep going with the 12. no, it's $10.00 to

and nutrition that they require no clean bolts or the potential for infectious disease, obviously increases the u. k. has provided as significant support survived food, nutrition, other forms of shelter as well. and essential materials, we will continue to do that and indeed to work for the world health organization on these important matters. thank you. can most of us thank you for speaking while the eyes of the wells are likely on the shopping situation, disturbing and situation in gaza. we should not forget the humanitarian situation in the west bank where it allows you defense. this population is being ever more persecuted, exposed to violence, seeing that homes and land stolen. can we please have a comprehensive set of sanctions against violent settlers? the organizations that support them in their activities and those are completed by the state level and what they're doing. i'm grateful to the right honorable member for basing this issue on the uh the, the health and wellbeing as there was in the west, pine voice. again, one of those issues that i discussed with general lots of really obviousl

u. k. election. this is before the people have done it. let's just show up on them. obviously to delay the bunch of jo. listen, jonathan actually with who was sent to enter. government does work in pensions, minnesota. the critics of falls as right wing national riley policy of issued a warning. it has all the 2nd round to vote in the parliamentary elections on sunday. they say mccain depends policy hasn't moved far from is racist roots, despite recent efforts to repair, will mainstream. as i'm sure butler joins us now live from the powers of the task. but it does seem even after the 1st round of voting, that the pulse does a working over time. that's why we just had the last opinion, polls that come out before the 2nd round in this snap election on sunday and some very interesting results. what they seem to suggest is that the far right national raleigh policy of marine, the pen, would win the most seats in the selection as has been predicted for awhile. now, what they would know is half the numbers they would need for majority. and that would mean they probably then would no

so these lead, the big news obviously, is not just the scale of a totally different, but it's also the success of reform, u. k. the policy of nigel for all she was really elected to parliament at the time to try and yeah, you've been saying this ground swelling around nodule for roger off the all of his years of really i guess poking, poking buttons and all this kind of stuff. he it's, it's amazing to see him coming to for coming to the for like the way he is. meantime, the middle class in the u. k is being a high mode. it's hardly even an existence anymore and told me about where she's to come and see what it was suited to actually cold for the snap election. yes. this is. yeah. the 1st summer let you know the 1st year july election since 1945. so it's a, it was a big surprise that many people saw. so knock a cost code as a, as a snap election. and people have questioned the reasons why the pole pole was what looking good. one reason being given is the interest rates have phone and inflation has come down. so there's, you know, that was one reason thinking. so not may of so that they could have whether the l

well on, on ukraine, obviously another major story, major foreign policy for the u. k. all the major manifesto is called for continued support for ukraine. so what does the selection mean for the case policy? do you think we could see an even more of a deepening of support in cooperation between the you can you print i think it'll change it to what i'm saying. but so there's been any divergence between live or ends and the tories on, on the about the issue. and generally speaking, ill find policies that being identical. and i think that will continue and relations with the new and could the outcome of a new k elections make way for once again, depending on why they have cooperation between the you can the you on, on issues like security and defense, financial services, and others. i think james space has been made except only a lot of sense that i think you will. i mean, this is selma has been cited atrocious. he's refused to get an adult of uh, brakes it issues and then the change when i asked him to ship mostly your opinion, but i think page quite quickly you will fin

u. k. generally election by a landslide votes are still being counted. a dozens of the constituencies by the encompass department as obviously so knock has already conceded defeat ahead of the labor party cares. thomas will be brookings new liter. all brandon begins coverage from london as it's 4 years since keeps tom. it became the policy leader and 14 years since lisa was lost in power, it may have been 5 am, but no one the, the labor victory rally was rufus, and jubilant. with amazing research. so we did it, the company board, you pay for it. you voted for, it's a now it was a ride change, but this now just boom and celia, the incumbent, prime minister richie soon had bowed to the inevitable and conceded defeat. see that could held onto his constituency at last of the country. the labor policy has won this general election, and i have called to cast on that to congratulate him on his victory today. power will change hands in a peaceful, an orderly manner with goodwill on all sides. that is something that should give us all confidence in our country, stupidity and future. oh, when the voting ended a 10 pm on thursday, the

u. k. aerospace, defense security and space systems. ok. all right, so lots of me down jordan. so now you can find more information on our website obviously or dot com. the news continues to opt out, counting the cost that you so much of the the hello again, it's getting hotter by the day in the middle east. let's dive into those details. big picture 1st stuff. not much going on. plenty of hazy sunshine, but we go in for a closer look up and down the golf coates over the next few days. their temperatures will be wobbling around 50 degrees and hot enough for us here in doha as well. let's go 47 on tuesday. show you the 3 day forecast. we're pretty much gonna walker temperature in around 47 potentially up to 48 on friday, this wall above average, but not record breaking stuff. 50 degrees this a record for july, but this is a heat wave for this part of the world's ok, the month to rain. so it's been quite up and down focused on that trend. looking to continue for the next 7, maybe even 10 days. but i gotta get you to the turkey where it is still hot and sunny. okay. somewhat. weather is starting to creep into it stumble on tuesday with a hei

u. k. but a long time back, particularly 1992. they haven't well recently been pretty accurate and that obviously more accurate when the, when the policies are not close and the policies certainly if this is the believe, i'm not close a majority of a 174 p a stomach of labor. this is, i think, very, very unlikely not to be the case labor. we're going to be the next government. very, very unlikely on an exit poll will be off considering the huge majority of $170.00 the, the, the, it says here focused on making an extremely likely. so the next person to be in number 10 downing street is going to be k, a stomach, a man who was the human rights lawyer. he was a director of public prosecutions in the united kingdom. so a lawyer job and then became an m p, a leader of the labor policy, the labor policy last time had a very, very bad results in the last election, just 202 seats. now they've got 410. so an amazing of it starts change with the labor party. if these productions are true, i don't, it's was saying that these. all right, me predictions i think given the accuracy of exit polls in recent years, and it's very hard to see how the overall

u. k. election. the up front as the right policy takes the lead in the 1st round of parliamentary elections with president microns alliance training inside the iron jordan, this is obviously a red light from the whole. so coming up several patients and metix obtained by his writing forces are released from prison, including the head of guns and cities. i'll ship a hospital a series of coordinated suicide attacks in northern nigeria kills at least 19 people. a wedding funeral and hospital for old talking to the kind of b and braces for the arrival of hurricane burial. reco breaking storm is expected to cause widespread damage. the prompts has follow, right, has a node with his best connect to performance in the post world war 2 era winning the 1st round of the parliamentary vote. national right to lead them nothing. the pen as those vote has to give her party an absolute majority in the 2nd round of voting can a weeks time after they are with ben and smith begins coverage from a capital past francis fall right. lita sense is power is within her policies. grass marine the pen need to support has to turn out why they never have the full to win. next week's 2nd round run of t

u. k. election. the up front as the right policy takes the lead, and the 1st round of parliamentary elections with president microns alliance training in the little. i'm darn jordan, this is obviously are a lie from don't also coming up. several of patients and metix detained bias. right? forces are released from prison, including the head of guns and cities. i'll ship a hospital, a series of coordinated suicide attacks in northern nigeria kills at least 19 people. a wedding funeral hospital for old talking to the kind of b and braces for the arrival of hurricane burial. the wrinkled, breaking storm is expected to cause widespread damage.

u. k. parliament. the king laid out some new labor governments prior. she's for the year. thanks to the commitment to a 2 state solution for palestine and israel. labor policy want a massive mitchell obviously, and that you case general election on july. the force it's, it's been 10 years since malaysia airlines size m 8. 17 was down to the east and ukraine, killing 8300 people on board. the flight had been on its way from amsterdam to calling them poor dotson investigation in 2018, concluded the cross was shot down by a russian missile. but moscow and russian backed rebels have denied any involvement for spring. my correspondence step boss, and she's joining us live from a memorial for those who were killed in the amsterdam step. how was the 10 year anniversary being marked? it's quite an emotional day. i have to say for the more than 1300 relatives who have been traveling from literally all over the world to be here today to commemorate the, the victims of the loved ones whose lives were cut short in the sky above the eastern ukraine. exactly 10 years ago, but it's also ministers, there's the prime minister of the netherlands, and the will be the king, the dutch king, and the will also be