and now on top of that, he's also accused of spying for russia, the u. k of thirty's have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary and the sun belt book area and nationalities oldest and residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of other locations within europe, for example, the military bases and in germany. so young masonic is not look for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the self of these bunk gary and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite well, quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga spigot. mazda reporting from london to japan. now, when women, i'm breaking into a business that has so far been dominated by men, that business is pulling. rick shows the rise of petra in tokyo as to

and now on top of that, he's also accused of spying for russia, the u. k of thirty's have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary and the sun belt book area and nationalities often, residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also a, of all the locations within europe likes onto the military bases as in germany. so young masonic is not look for by the english, so it is, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the cell of these ball gary and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga that was the duffy's record, not speaking to us in london, that movie, under some sports news. and alexander is there a has one, the chain do tennis open in china between roman fuel and, and the final i

of spying for russia. now explained to us, why is the u. k. now getting involved to well the u. k. also to use have uncovered what they say is the cell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary in the sun belt book area nationalities, often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's. in this case bought, they has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga. now what are you hearing that from the u. k. a sorry to use. uh, what do we know of most of its whereabouts? as far as i know, there is no news or nothing really concrete. we don't really know what his gym

and now on top of that, he's also accused of spying for russia. the u. k. authorities have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people off to gary and descend bell book area and nationalities often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people to kristy of interest to russia, surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually be in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga, or that was the japanese perkins mass speaking to us in london. now as long as there has the one beat trying to tennis open in time to be seen, run out of fuel. and in the final is the 21st title of the germ

u. k. of these essentially what people living in plain sight, at least 3 of them for a number of years here in the u. k. in non descriptive of them properties during non descript jobs, one working in financial services, another hospital, dr. another a la borrower tree, assisted in 2 of them, lived as a couple in a place called harrow not far from london. they will know, luckily, as max and kate to note the real names. they kept a low profile, apparently, and lived for some years next door to a police officer of the international organization. so migration says, molding faulty. 3000 people have been displaced by the devastating floods in east and libya. thousands were killed off the flash funds calls to dams, to collapse washing away homes and neighborhoods. out of how sion reports from tripoli back to ground 0. this family is gathering what remains of life destroyed by the september 10th lots and governments. the last that whole book count themselves among the lucky ones and the, our condition

u. k. in the human rights of people in the u. k. including refugees of this country at stake. she puts at stake the human rights of people right across the world because of the country. as rich as possible as stable is the u. k, will not abide and respect its international human rights obligations. it is extremely difficult to expect and cold upon other nations elsewhere fall poor, far less stable to do so. and of course, amongst other things that can only create more reason for more people to need it to flee seeking safety software, including because they call fine safety and other countries who refused to abide by the rules that the u. k. seeks to flout this time. steve, let me also ask you a follow up on amnesty international issued a statement in response to ms. brown from his comments that said what urgently needs to be address on the world stages. the glaring and a quality of country sharing responsibility for refugees. a matter in which the u. k is severely lagging. you mentioned the response in the u. k. in your previous answer. just how bad is the situation there as we

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they will end up affecting most the minimum wage in europe varies by country. germany funds and the u. k of some of the highest minimum wages in europe, averaging around 12 euros per hour. but some countries in europe have a minimum wage below 5 year olds, and others don't even have a minimum wage. in february this year, spain res, it's a minimum wage by 8 percent. then you minimum wage mostly benefits, agricultural workers who account for around half of minimum wage earners. but there are questions about whether it will lead to job losses. in the longer term these 2 field work is a irrigating citrus, fruit pond patients. they get a 1080 years a month, which is now the minimum wage in spain. but their employer is having a hard time paying it is almost a will be another. but we think the government should help us pay workers a decent wage without costs. it's going up too much whether the no, but on these, what the important thing almost we'll know mentally is probably the best of inflation has made fast lies and more expensive. drought means water is in short supply and now work is wages hav

u. k. of us white house has reacted on this and said that, you know, it is concerned with this my talk. so if, if these allegations by adjusted to are found to be true. you know, this could have a huge impact on india standing on a global stage. so we talked about a separate this movement that essentially died in the eighty's and by the ninety's were basically, is relevant for india, yet it continues to in friends, in designations with other countries. how serious upset, east the call is on movement. if the government of india keeps talking about it to this day, or what i would say, but it's, it's not a stretch for and until it is, you know, as far as india is concerned, you know, if you look at it from their perspective, it would want the would to sort of pay attention when he calls it it's on, into the matter. and as far as they are concerned, they're putting it on it, you know, decades ago, with this movement sort of died down in india in fact, or mainstream. political parties are on the sa

but the u. k of us have looked, rushed to accuse india despite their intelligence sharing arrangements with kind of i hope that we can make sure that perpetrators are brought to justice and that we can all allow the space for that information and that investigation before anybody leave suggest in individuals meanwhile, have dismissed today's obligations as absurd. deployed the window, but the key seek vote at a time of government unpopularity. she ever 10 c o 20, sorry, british columbia area we spoke to v like catch. you was a former indian diploma. he says there's a history behind the current tensions and relations. i think what is happening is unfortunate, but it's not surprising. the canadians have 4 tickets now showing a very little attention to india and the indians. complaints about canada are not listening. go to, to, in the requests for extradition or for taking action against this and extremes on the choice. being at bookkeeping, the secession ism in india and have been involved in buttons a

u. k. as a reason to build electric vehicles in the u. k. because that date is 5 years ahead of other countries in the european union. now the u. k is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already seen. we breaks it with the pandemic with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks and number of car companies, bmw w 4. talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k to build electric vehicles. hey, to bill batteries for electric vehicles on the case oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses that will weighing up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the

what's a, just a little background for you, which is happening group of western partners including the u. k of america have tried to cap the price of a russian oil at $60.00 per barrel. that's a $10.00 below where it's currently trading. at the measure was able to cut revenue for rushes, military budget, but highly photography again says that the western powers have been using sanctions as a weapons, but they too have a tendency to backfire the sanction as a weapon before they used to go to school. the games also pacific union against china. some point do you think today they are using sanction against china and some some sectors and some thoughts of the economy. so this has nothing to, i mean the sanctions is within your sight. almost every country into or especially applied to wished and suspicion by the name of the latest, the members of critics helping each other on helping no shift to support the typical time of the and buying it's only one products and more so if i quickly and countries in the new town soon like saw the name of your side also know joining the sanctions. so i believe also

u. k. of these essentially what people living in plain sight, at least 3 of them for a number of years here in the u. k. in know the scripts of other properties during non descript job's one, working in the financial services, another hospital, dr. another, a little. busy 3 assisted in 2 of them lived as a couple in a place called harrow, not far from london. they would know. luckily as max and kate's note, the real names, they kept a low profile, apparently, and lived for some years next door to a police officer. so the head here on the i'll just say i really put murdock steps down. this is harris box and use corporation. end of an air for the controversial medium uncle kind of sports the father to do it. so the sheriff, the full fuck me up with the holloway hanging onto a loss gust of the summary, whether across the east and positive here for the west. lot so cloud and the rain tumbling for very active weather system is cold front, making its way from west to a spring, some pink bust of rain

u. k. of us have no rush to accuse india despite their intelligent and sharing arrangements with canada . i hope that we can make sure that the perpetrators are brought to justice and that we can all allow the space for that information and that investigation before anybody leave suggest indian officials meanwhile, have dismissed today's obligations as absurd and applied to window. but the key seek vote at a time of government unpopular character. she ever tens the outer 0, sorry, british columbia. and we're getting some reports at india is saying that it's a spending issuing visas inside canada if we're gonna have more on that story. as it comes and not inside the radius crime, friends, it says talks with israel to normalize. relations are progressing. he also says he's concerned about run mohammed instruments. make the comments in a rare television interview. i'll just say there's hydro castro has more the welfare of the palestinian people remains at the centre of talks between saudi arabia

u. k, as i said, is much more exposed to the rise of interest rates in the u. k. the new k position, the, the, the debt servicing cost. as a result of that, it was a rise, and interest rates is much, much worse than else. we're about 2.5 percent of g d p in the us it's, it's much lower because of how long the fix is on. on mortgage rates. we do start to see credit called delinquencies. moving off a little bit, even in the u. s. case, and that could be a little bit of a leading indicator for kind of more stress to come. and we should know also the, the, the credit impulse. so the change in the change in credit which is, is correlated with g p a g p growth is actually coincident, the coordinates of gdp guys and has tons negative recently as a result of the slow down in credit grace as, as the, the, the, the hikes from interest rates be true and that kind of the 2nd round effects of the, of the banking, many banking crisis that we saw on here in the year. so gonna see rhetoric to me. we should have continued slow down in the us, but we are in an unfair, unprecedented

u. k. of us, white house has reacted on this and said that, you know, it is concerned with this my talk. so if, if these allegations by adjusted to are found to be true. you know, this could have a huge impact on india standing on a global stage. so we talked about a separate this movement that essentially died in the eighty's and by the ninety's with basically is relevant for india, yet it continues to in friends, in designations with other countries. how serious upset, east the call is on movement. if the government of india keeps talking about it to this day, i or what i would say, but it's, it's not a stretch for and until it is, you know, as far as india is concerned, you know, if you look at it from their perspective, it would want the would to sort of pay attention when he calls that it's owned into the matter. and as far as they are concerned, they put the lid on it, you know, decades ago, with this movement sort of died down in india. in fact, old mainstream political parties are on t

u. k. of the form of soldiers facing terror related charges escapes from prison. the the it's been incredibly hots for parts of the middle east for this time. the or have one here is the story. colors are on dark in the read the heart of the temperature . not only did great have it's hot, it's september day on record at 50 degrees. also it's hot is night for september $37.00 and for this time of the year that was closing in on a world record. so here's how i see things on friday. temperatures falling off of bidding quits up $45.00 that have signed industrial parts. the saudi arabia, the usual showers and storms through the huge as mountains and still have to report this. wind of the gulf means it will be another humid day for us here in doha. hazy start to the day. you'll max out at $44.00 degrees on friday. so buck is fun. it's a quiet pitcher central asia as well. few showers, though, around the caspian sea, so never too far away from bako and tater on. for example, there was intense rains are petering out across the turkey a still seen some activity though, and

another very, very crucial reason is the whole is an idea to which the whole of u. k. policing is face not policing by consent. the idea being that you, uh, all the on the, the trust of the public. and that's who you don't need to to carry a weapon. although of course, not as it is based on public confidence. and that has to be said in the context of what they sit cont, uh, confidence in the london police force is very, very low at the moment in town, softer you found institutional racism, sexism and hypothermia. uh, in the for the now once again we have the force of back in the headlines today, z u k. government, it's a nail, it's a review of the rules governing police going to use. i mean, how quickly can changes be expected or should we expect changes? it did announce this or he very quickly. and the, uh, the home office announced was just responsible for the police force. and now it says review. basically saying that police offices are making split 2nd decisions and that they cons, expect to end up in the dark fluid decisions made well the on duty sucks. overdues

u. k. because that date is 5 years ahead of of other countries in the european union. now the u. k. is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already said. we brakes it with depend demik with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks, a number of car companies, bmw w for talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k. to build electric vehicles. hey, to build batteries for electric vehicles on the case, the oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses of a waiting up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the u. k. now doesn't really appear to have an advantag

u. k. of old sense deliveries of age and rescue teams . now and as the days are in use and of the kremlin says north korea and lita came, joan own will visit russia in the coming days. game is reportedly already on a train from young young to russia. us diplomats said last week that the north is ready to supply munition to the russians for they wore in ukraine, drawing 3 re for some sol, south korea. this is north korean d to kim jones, 1st trip abroad. since the carpet pandemic, he's unlikely headed to russia's far east close to the north korean border. news of his visit has reached residents in bloody boston. we can met russian president vladimir putin in 2019. the both countries show teach to the whole world and can stand for themselves. so there's something in common with putting this in valuable stuff to attend the eastern economic forum and event to design to promote for an investment in russia's far east. when the 2 leaders met 4 years ago, pretend had offered to break the deadlock. often north korea's talks with the us on eucalyptu

we know many people, many hundreds of, of, of people have died in the english channel trying to get to safety in the u. k. it is our responsibility as one of the wealthiest countries on the planet to offer safe refuge. i'm secretary to, to people who are clean persecution and depression and to say that, you know, that those characteristics that make people a target should no longer qualify them for the full refugee spaces. that, that's just an abomination. as far as i'm concerned, this is rose torres in minnesota is in saudi arabia to attend the united nations conference on will tourism heim cups is to day visit to read comes of saudi arabia is pursuing a possible us broker deal to normalize relations between the 2 countries reynolds has moved from occupied east jerusalem. the visit of is rarely torres administer hubcaps. the saudi arabia is literally unprecedented. no such senior is really official, has ever visited the kingdom. and we are also hearing a report from israeli army radio that the communications minister of israel will also visit saudi arabia next week. this is all signs of the progress bei

while the cost of the u, i. e and the u. k of also provided a us president joe biden, to set to meet the prime minister in president of vietnam. and the coming out the trip to handle a comes as washington tries the spring and ties in southeast asia, mid souring relations between the us and china. this was sort of the out as has resigned, as president of spain's football federation will be out of his face hush. criticism was suspended by fever of the kissed football. that jenny had a mazda on the lips following the teams with in the final of the women's wells comp, will be out as said, refuse to step down saying the case was conceptual, but i'm also on the teammates rejected his claim that it was my, this initial yes, i'm going to go to the i'm going to yes, go say kind of continue my work. what was the final moment fee? was it talking to your family, your dad perhaps? uh yeah my, my, my father, my though to us i spoke with with the da da da da da as is a spanish football unless he says he's surprised by the resignations. he ha

u. k. of to a former soldier of facing town related charges escapes from prison. the just the hollywood strike drives on it. so i'll just act as of right so, so taking a financial hits the, brought to you by visit capital. hello. we have a tropical storm, which will break the heat in tokyo briefly as we go on through the next day. oh sorry, let me go. you're making it's way further. north was running right close to tokyo. now it looks like it may well the central, the store may well pos to the west of tow. get another heavy rain coming for a maybe 50 to a 100 millimeters of friday. that's may free fatty quickly type of just to pick up behind as we go on into fast i. so as longest both of frame money up to is northern parts of japan. at that stage, a few showers into the north and the north east of china. further south to very wet, from the remnants of our old tropical system here in a lot of weather, to across indo china more live the storms coming in here. right. but the coming dies for the piecing a good scattering. a shell is more of a positive point here, in p

but the u. k of us have looked, rushed to accuse india despite their intelligence sharing arrangements with kind of i hope that we can make sure that perpetrators are brought to justice and that we can all allow the space for that information and that investigation before anybody needs to judge any individuals, meanwhile, have dismissed today's obligations as absurd, and applied to win over the keys. seek vote at a time of government unpopular underwriter, she ever it has the o. g 0, sorry, british columbia. still ahead on knowledge of sarah who's in the us. after high school teacher is changed it and so i'm just leaving students i'm confident that we can adult a more pragmatic, proportionate and realistic approach to meeting that 0. the easiest, the buttons on working and versions 5 minutes to analysis. a contribution rolled back and climate commitments, the the, the hello we have say some robin off the web went to central positive china recently very active, but what the system still breaking out i

u. k. of us will about trying to count of china using using india as accounts of weight that that's leading to some soul searching . yeah. but it led to jake sullivan, the white house national security adviser just a little off our having said that this is of concern to us. we're in touch with, but india, i'm kinda deaf. there's a wedge between us. justin treated himself with us repeatedly about press conference of the un general assembly on the sidelines of it, i think is working on so he was. busy with all your concerns about the side of he just would not also the questions that we're just going to on the easy on easy sort of the atmosphere in the room. and you could tell because the street was repeatedly also the only would keep on saying was we stand for, for justice. that's all, that's what we would repeat. okay, we leave it as she have a tendency. thank you for that as well. thank small heads on these are including the, how the latest from libya, with a number of people displaced by the

u. k. of been looking. i resent just hope that any calls, mcduff, they find will teach us more about space. so when a gig or has the details up high on the roof of rochester cathedrals. and what looks like a clean up operation. optometry scientist, looking for offices about life. you know, to space on these large roofs for such as collecting debris from the cost most the sites are largely on the steps of a many years equipped with a special vacuum cleaner. medieval cathedrals like this one, a proving to be an ideal hunting ground for such is on the lookout. because mcduff, am i coming to us from louis usually have very fresh so he gets all the information you need is today because they say yesterday. so to me, so it's very surprising to see how fresh down, because the fresh of the better, the more information you have. and it's these events that hold the key, meet your rights and comments that turn into tiny particles on impact with the us atmosphere. any material gathered on the cathedral roof could provide

u. k. of us have no rush to accuse india despite their intelligent and sharing arrangements with canada . i hope that we can make sure that the perpetrators have brought to justice and that we can all allow the space for that information and that investigation before anybody we suggest in individuals meanwhile, have dismissed today's obligations as absurd deployed window. but the key seat vote at a time of government unpopularity. she ever 10 c o 20, sorry, british columbia, alberta and sing was a full member voluntary as provincial parliament. and he spoke about the importance of an investigation and to need your security. and also, if it is human rights rec, so this is an incredibly hearing moment for the said community. we have evidence that a foreign nation was involved in the assassination of a canadian citizen on canadian soil. this very well could be an attack on the sovereignty of canada, and that's why each and every single step must be taken every option must be explored, or to the f

and um, you know, they, they kind of penalized the u. k. economy for that. but then blaming the u. k. a planing the comic establishment. so something like that i think is, goes a little bit too far. it's a little bit of an easy excuse for and on the intent to file the, you know, establishment or blah, blah, whoever that might be. i don't really think it's a good excuse for that. that was kind of nice out economist at the center for economic and business research, talking to dw correspondent biggers mos in london. and also some of the global business stories and making the u. s. federal reserve left interest rates on changed on wednesday as late as meeting, but fed she had her own, paul hinted at another rate height before the end of the year. investors hoping for a rate cut to may have to wait longer as rising old prices added to ongoing inflationary pressures because germany's exports to countries outside the european union fell for the 2nd month in a row. and august demand from the united states and china declined as high interest rates and the energy prices continue to weigh on t

now obviously u. k of has stopped short about missing that it was behind the desk of those journalists in russia. but with a couple of exceptions, this story has why they've been ignored in the western media. why do you think that is? well, because it's inconvenient. i mean, you know, they're trying to portray ukraine as, you know, this unblemished, the victim of russia. as you know, somehow angelic. and you know, having a spokesperson calling for assassination of journalist does run counter to that narrative. so it's not a very convenient narrative to be broadcast by the west of cube it's, it's not been known for its tolerance of the l. g. b t, community, it has come along a way recently, i think gas to be said. do you think that some of the disconnect, say, with having a transgender spoke someone for the ukrainian military? you did mention that you filled it out with me. my go down with more progressive people in the west. yeah, i mean, i think that's the reason here. i think it confuses people, particul