but most of u. k. homes exports to israel go through open licenses, and especially the license for the ex 35 companies are registered so that they don't need individual licenses to explore anything. so any of the countries involved in the ex, 35 and we don't have to size because the government doesn't smaller to deliveries. but we estimate the value of u. k. components and that's fucking 5 sofa supplied to as well. that's, that's 9 of them is about full fox, 360000000 pounds since since 2016. and that does not even include sped off. so that's just the initial manufacturer of the u. k. is this being the same share? and then as also a lot of other ukiah equipment that goes to israel in direct slate. so licenses which affects both to the us of components which are then i pushed the assembled into the larger equipment side to rack or off to whatever that is. so to me, as i mean, i don't even know if any of those licenses those in the licenses of being suspended or if it's just the direct steps. volts do i

but we estimate the value of u. k. components and that's fucking 5 so far supply to as low as $39.00 of them is about 4 fox, $360000000.00 pounds since since 2016. and that does not even include sped offs. that's just the initial manufacturer of the u. k. is this being the same share as also a lot of other ukiah equipment that goes to israel in direct slate. so licenses which affects both to the us of components which are then pushed back, assembled into lots of equipment, side to rack or off to whatever that is. so to me, as i mean, i don't even know if any of those licenses those in the licenses of being suspended or if it's just the direct effects. bolts do is via punch is really an attraction for title and, and what about those countries that are suspended uh that they're on sale stories where i like spain, for example. what impact has that had some unfortunately, not very much as the countries that have suspended on sales a lot to be the ones that want uh, supplying very much any case. and in cases like the nethe

of 10 desks. oh no, just the u. k. government says it will stop some of its arms, ex, force, the israel steering the use of certain weapons to break international law. israel's foreign minister calls the move shameful and says it will help come on. but what are the implications office? the solution? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm for the back to bolt. the u. k says it suspending food t license is out of 354 arms exports. the israel is for and secretary david lam. he made the announcement in parliament, but his connie, the defense minister, has been on the airwaves playing down the impact of the decision, while israel has responded in anger with benjamin, that's now calling. it's shameful. some u. k. politicians, however say the move is not enough. and want a full band on arms exports to israel. so why has a u. k, a strong john? i of israel taking this decision now, is it link to international legal action against a one, gaza, and what's the wider international implication? we'll put th

what do you think then francesca is the purpose of this step by the u. k. government. my assessment is that to the reeds, every combination, an increasing regulation that east road east will meet g s series of international crimes. and there's a huge pressure in the u. k. and did you know the countries or they did the, the, the, you paid the government a in then you have not being completed in the financial should the recognition that under the a, the, the, the, the order done by the international court, the job is there might be complicity in the actual journal side. so there is a moment of a weakening but again, and this is the beginning and it's still not enough. right? i will ask you about the implications of this in little while francesco. let me bring jeremy, pull that into the conversation. mr. coleman. david, allow me that before and secretary has said that the u. k. has an legal duty to review arms exports. but do you think this decision to suspend some of these licenses is purely legal or are they also political reasons behind this? well he's, you're trying to

u. a. if you happen to stop by these riley embassy and one of the world capitals arming the genocide in gaza. today you'll find thousands of u. k. security forces on highlights today's protests in the british capital, follow unprecedented mass killing of men, women, and children in west asia. the u. k. states, together with its totality area, media has responded by controlling the story and detaining activists like sarah wilkinson. this all in a week where you a woman, the stage on healey, double down on 320 weapons export licenses to net from yahoo before applying the meeting at around 15 and base and us occupied germany to discuss the you guys multi $1000000000.00 arming of a ukraine that his band elections, whole position, bodies, and media. is it any wonder that the government to the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london in turmoil is a political candidate to brandy they. you can secretary, a war criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been

u . k. is multi $1000000000.00 arming. of a ukraine that is banned elections, whole position, bodies, and media. is it any wonder that the government of the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london in turmoil is a political candidate to brandy they. you can secretary a will criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro, palestinian and complements across u. k. universities. some of which have now been banned. fiona, thanks so much for coming on. going underground, you know, in a normal, well peaceful world, i might be asking you about the class war of the grenville 5. what's going on the ground covered a lot when we were based in london, the whitewash inquiry too many, but i suppose i better begi

u. k. along with all the nato countries haven't pulled out of afghanistan in the u . k as positive bolt. lindsey nicole is here, does it not definitely we have a massive involved in the tools. ready complicit in the movement of these people in the force moving to these people. and we have a mo gigi to these people. are many people across the world to welcome them and to if we believe we are a leader of human rights and a leader in japan, as having quoted as we should be starting on welcoming those people whose lives, frankly, we have to want to pop by the legal invasions across the well, one of our clients who came from off got his done, got to take a treacherous journey. he had to go through iran to keep greece. and then virus moved both, both across the channel to variety. he was brought to the refugee status by the way of combining team. so he did change some of the allowed to remain in this country because of the ones that we've created. and we need to really, instead of thinking about stopping to buy this and stuck in the games, we need to be thinking about how we

u. k is taking seriously the requirements of international law. the who, the un human rights council has called for an arms and barto. even if the u. k is not calling this an embargo to, this is an important step in that context. but we should also be very clear that even though the u. k. overall is a very small provider of, of arms to israel. the u. s. for example, supports about 65 percent of the of the arms that israel brings in, and the u. k. it's less than one percent, but it's, it's important symbolically. but it's also important to recognize that they are allowing continually the export of things like parts for the f 35 bar. and that's one of the most vicious instruments that israel has used against palestinians in gaza. there's new indications today just coming out that on july 13th, a very big number of it was between 90 and a 100 people that were killed in one attack in gaza that that was carried out by an f 35. so the fact that that's being exempted from the arena in which the us of the u. k is saying, no, we won't send any more. this is

u. k. secondly, it would look like expanding family reunification. many of the individuals who are getting on these flimsy boards actually have family ties in the u. k. it could also look like work and study visas for people around the world. the u. k is approach has changed in recent months. the previous government had proposed the controversial plan to the port on documented migrants in refugees to rewind it was scrapped by them. you would ministration lead by prime minister. your star downing street has hinted to another policies under discussion one day with the mirror. the approach taken by italy, the following controversial deals with denise and libya, italy has recorded the 62 percent dropping on documented migrants this year. prime minister, georgia maloney has also signed a 5 year multi $1000000.00 agreement with the pena to process up to $36000.00 asylum seekers annually from countries. italy deemed safe. the migration crisis is a new dates back to 2015, when more than a 1000000 of refugees in migrants entered to europe. it exposed the deep divisio

u. a. if you happen to stop by these riley embassy and one of the world capitals arming the genocide in gaza. today, you'll find thousands of u. k. security forces on highlights today's protests in the british capital, follow unprecedented mass killing of men, women and children in west asia. the u. k. states, together with its totalitarian media, has responded by controlling the story in detaining activists like sarah wilkinson . this all in a week where you a woman, the stage on healey, double down on 320 weapons export licenses to net from yahoo before applying the meeting at around 15 and base and us occupied germany to discuss the you guys multi $1000000000.00 arming of a ukraine that has band elections, whole position bodies, and media. is it any wonder that the government to the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london in turmoil is a political candidate to branded a u. k. own secretary, a will criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been se

of course, this week it's all about success successfully. the u. k is turning itself into the stove, show denying its folders and its citizens the right to disagree. and the crown has successfully captured a very, very wealthy little fish and governors of 5000000 euros on the us as successfully convinced its voters to choose between 2 billionaires, both of whom probably redone other ice from their elbow. and meanwhile, the in canada and the cons, i'm just over the board or they love your comments, you know, thing or 2 about a day or 2. they decided to make life a little bit easier for those people with addiction problems. how would you do it? maybe try and get them off drugs, maybe try to educate kids a bit more about how dangerous they are. so let's give them vending machines on the video. first, this is just what is this? is this real? is it actually really? it is real. i'm told a 3. so you well, what do you need? a clarified, snorting kid. a snorting to what it let's of it. of course this is all meant to mitigate the day juris behaviors and crime

stream on out just the or of the, [000:00:00;00] the there watching else a 0 reminder of our headlines this hour, the u. k. government has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel . speaking to the u. k. parliament for and psychiatry, david lamb, it said that there was a serious risk. the british arms would be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. us presidential binding says, is really the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to reach a gaza since by deal and secure the release of captives is comments follow the recovery of the body of the us is really citizens along with 5 others in southern, gaza. and saturday, benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the 6 captives home and has cold. so unity across as well. that is, as tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and is really cities for the 3rd day, they are demanding that netanyahu agreed to assist by deals to bring the remaining is really the captive reports more than a 150 people have been killed in the congolese capital after and attempted priso

the us and u. k of sofa, a post strikes. so let's pick up that some of those points for that correspondent rebecca, which is in key welcome, rebecca of the us and u. k. likely to change their minds of a lot of ukraine to use these weapons. a deeper inside russia, whether they will all they want to suddenly tonight, the answer was not heard here in key. even your presidential lensky. many's a potentially disappointed, but i think the further to that we've, we heard from at we will hit we have some words from and to me blinking from that press conference. let's take a listen to what he did have to say. one of the things we discussed language fires, but a number of other things as well. and as i said at the outset, i'm going to take that discussion back to washington to reach the president on what i heard. i know that dave is doing the same and both of our bosses know that we'll discuss this when they meet later this week. actually on friday, and it's precisely that point. they feel that that, that was really the main message th

exactly brand new, but shows that kind of in confidence and the ridiculousness of the nature of protest in the u. k. well, you watch this, this is kind of sweet. this is so some pretty, let's say, slim old lady is in what is it, is this a tank like what it, what's, what is it, what is that? what is the initial attack on police? it's an attack on free speech is attacked on jolt, is hudson tucker, just about you name it, her stammer slab of free speech. so it's hardly and surprising indeed. ok, given the police responses to tear policing, we're hearing poor old, her career being accused of that 73 percent of people who live in the u. k. believe there's absolutely no point in reporting a crime because nothing's gonna happen anyway. a 40 percent, the people believe that they were on happy with the police response, basically. right now in the u. k. a pizza gets to your house quicker than the cops . and that's kind of not surprising, given from the choice of transport. we see the british police deploying against the most dangerous criminals in the okay. on the video again, this is the british police moun

when now told of from prime minister kissed tom of the u. k. prime minister, the wants have another meeting with allies, including president biden on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york, which is just over a week's time. so do you think bite and blink to was he's booked by pollutants warnings. oh, do you think this is going to be revisited? and eventually that ukraine is going to be given this permission to strike much deeper into russia. and i think it's going to be revisited less rusher changes the way they've been fighting this war and have what they, you know, stream bombardment of many places in ukraine which as you know, increased recently. so i'll have to you when meeting i think if you can get a number of other countries involved, not just the united kingdom, then you will see by todd change is change his mind. and basically, i think how does that he has thrown an incredible amount of patients he didn't came in right away this part and put the new york times the day. but the day before. but if he goes to the you, when

is it any wonder that the government of the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london internal oil is a political candidate to branded a. you can secretary a will criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro palestinian encampments across u. k. universities, some of which have now been banned. fiona, thanks so much for coming on. going underground, you know, in a normal, well peaceful world, i might be asking you about the cross war of the grenville 5. what's going on the ground covered a lot when we were based in london, the whitewash inquiry too many, but i suppose i better begin. why will you and babs tens or hundreds of thousands to be outside israel's embassy in london today? thank you so much for

u. k. of to refuse that ukraine? so many times we asked that corresponds to the corresponding rebecca richards and key. suddenly going to be talking the agenda when these 3 man meets today here in care to discuss this very issue. it's something that modem is the lens he has been pushing for. for weeks now, asking the us and it's western allies to give the green light for it to be able to use these us supplied and waste and supplied long range missiles to shoot to the deep into russian territory. so far they've only been able to use them on, on areas around the long, very long 1000 kilometers frontline in positions where russia has a lot of tax from. but the automated polanski says is absolutely crucial that they've been given the that the beginning, the go ahead that they can shoot deeper into the russian territory to try to take out of bases where russian launch attacks on ukrainian territory. now, it's something that the us and western allies have been very nervous about ground seen because of threats coming, comin

of choreography here. it seemed like they were edging towards something because the u. k. prime minister then was due in washington and was in washington at the end of the week. it looked like they were going to make an announcement. and let me just read to the new york times. headline on thursday by employees to approve ukraine's use of long range western weapons in russia. everyone thought it was going to happen didn't by to absolutely, everybody was thinking that this is going to take place. however, i think getting that correlation formed and getting an agreement, given the fact that the united states also understands the risks being the country pre election. now is problematic. and so what britain is trying to do essentially, is what we have seen was a challenge. yours was, was a tanks, one bretton was the country to open the floodgates for others to supply ukraine was tanks because um, sending 14 challenger tanks to ukraine didn't substantially change the situation. but it was a very significant political move. and so we're seeing a repetition of that here. the prob

so which of the u. k, we go with the prime minister as being cold out for hypocrisy. the hearts of the british debate is whether or not the u. k. is complicit in the bombing of civilian areas of gaza. some parliament members say the countries involvement in manufacturing will play instead of israel's using and it's campaign. clearly shows it is the government has chosen to exempt f 35 components from the arms license suspension. when all it had to do was say that israel could not be the end user. if you k manufactured parts were included, the prime minister stood at that dispatch box and said, we either comply with the international law or we do not. why has he chosen not to? the up comes as i'm gonna see international cold out. but you guys approach towards that so called a reduction of aid to israel, saying the decision to suspend that, just 30 out of $350.00 active on the export license. it's a israel is quote, limited and riddled with a loopholes. it highlights the pods for f 355 digits, which are used by the idea of and bombing raise on gaza. our exam for london i

i mean, the state of the, all the forces in the u. k. is absolutely dreadful. i mean, the last moment of glory we had was the full glens where, you know, i think that was a necessary conflict to stop, to the full twins from being taken by another country because of the people that wanted to remain british. but that was, and 32 years, i'm sorry, 42 years ago now. and in the time the number of people in the army is reduced by hall. the number of you know, capable boats that we've got has gone down by about 2 thirds. i think the air force is really not up to scratch as well. if there's no ad defense systems that we have against hypoth, sonic weapons, which in you and which russia has very good stock off. so the con, the military in the u. k. may be able to defend the island of britain for the time i'm but it's not going to be able to send a foreign expeditionary force up to the board as opposed and the board is mr way, india to do much of tool. so really, i think you people who is sensible in the, on forces in nature, countries realize that we don't want to get int

has formerly accused a ron of delivering ballistic me solves to russia for the war and ukraine and has announced fresh sanctions in response. speaking on a visit to the u. k. u, a secretary of state antony blinking. sadie ron has supplied short range, ballistic missiles and russia is likely to use them within weeks around has denied delivering the weapons. france, germany and the u. k. have also announced fresh sanction was not bad. what we've got about them. i'd like to welcome ben and ben till a blue who is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies. welcome back to date w now and to me, blink. and says, iran has trained thousands of russian military personnel to use these fath 360 close range ballistic missile systems. now, this apparently has a maximum range of 75 miles. tell us what is rustled likely to use these missiles for as well. it's a pleasure to be back with you. and finally, as you mentioned, the much awaited spoken about transfer of the ronnie and ballistic missiles to russia has happened. this is something that the us government has been speaking about since at least 2022. meaning it would be the other issue to drop.

something calibrated here, which potentially we've seen the salami slicing of a before, maybe with the security guarantee, the u. k, which has lent into the the storm shadow thing a little bit more than the us on it's attack them system. maybe the u. k says, okay, 1st of all you can use a storm shadow at within its, its range of 250 kilometers off the russian border. and then the u. s. my box them up and later on. so yeah, you can use the attack comes, but i think the move music is shifting. yeah. not to mexico, where the senate has approved a controversial visual over hole that will lead the countries judge as being chosen by popular vote. present lopez over door says the reformer, fight, crushing the judiciary several hundreds broke into the senate, building made on tuesday to protest against the reform they say the constitutional change breton, civil o'clock, john home and has moved from mexico city. and so just say, well, if we need to be elected that will mean that will be containing will mean raising money. mean getting close to pull the positions they will be making promises that then we feel bound to keep

he explains the significance of the u. k. government's decision i think this is quite a symbolic move, particularly considering the stance of the previous british government under the conservatives. and i think it follows a number of other moves of this new labor government has taken over recent months. it pulled back on the objections to the i. c. c arrest warrants. they restored funding to unreal. and now you've seen this partial suspension of arms licenses. i do say it's a partial suspension. it's focused firstly on garza and also exams. parts that are meant for the f 35. the explanation from the british government being that this would interrupt the entire logistics chain for the i'm 35 as so it's not complete by any means necessary. it's on arms and bar ago. it's a suspension of certain licenses, but i think it is quite significant and i think it opens up space eventually, even if a little bit just a little bit of space to have that conversation in washington d. c, d u k. wasn't the 1st to do this, a number of european

and specifically these bases eh, on extension of the u. k. so basically cycles says normal, say towards the end of all of these cub pending from the for the u. k. media cutting basically in the cyprus from being the supporting the, the last many big gains, many, many operations in the area. and then he believes in syria, as i guess knowing does we've, i've seen him and so i approve. so the last few months. uh, even add a couple, katia, this usa is supplementing, so that kind of goes out. there's no co pay out of defense so, so much as much as if it's $55.00, if it's of 16. know, or if it's sort of fun. i don't think it makes any difference. the defenseless, from of the with some updates from russia is it, of course the range in moscow says it's troops have now pushed back. you have this military in 5 settlements. it comes as the battle for territory inside rushes border enters. it's the 2nd month. ukrainian troops lost over 280 soldiers and a 13 armored vehicles in the past 24 hours alone. according to the russian defense ministry is forces us

of the sanctions. we've now say sanctions for the sanctions by the u. s. u k. fronts in germany being put on some of writing and assets of their, their main, uh, aircraft carrier as well. so it'll be interesting to see what effect that will have on the future of supply from uh, from a ron regarding these weapons. we're talking about mid rain rage, weapons that would really out wide. and we also know that russia has to use and give them much more flexibility unless saying that they could use these mid range weapons on the front line, saving they a longer range missiles to, to, to target areas much further inside your current in territory. i'm going to ask you to a bill of russian claims that it's military has recapture and settlements inside the course of the region. what are the implications of that if that, if that is true? well, we've got pretty limited information as you can imagine on that. but this morning we stats of getting wood on some russian pro russian telegram accounts and military blogs to suggest that this somebody expect pretty much expected cou

of negotiations. i want to thank you for for the u. k. leadership of us, the stages sandy with you helped me. crane is a defense against russia is not for the russian, clear for making, for prevailing was for the people in the craze really great. all eyes that special relationship, half this time i felt about the pleasure issues you have just by starting course with ukraine, where i think the next few weeks a months fee crucial, very for. and we for to train in this fight for freedom. let's on fact this with john list on the luxury export thomas vehicle thomas, welcome to d w. what do you make 1st of the delay in taking a decision on this? well, the impression is that the delay is most clear, if not to code simply on the us side, and quite obviously the presidential by and has problems or has a fear that russia indeed might escalade beyond what it has done so far. on the other hand, it's a bit strange or what i really kind of make sense of at this point in time when the u. k. is asking for us approval. on the other hand, with friends, fr

in particular, we tool thing about him depend of u. k and the direction feller from germany and t g i from eventually, and l t lot in times hot news and one plus one from crane and also american cnn. all of these are just trampling on that journalist methics have become co conspirators with the whole thing of reality and uh, covering up information about the crimes committed against civilians buying drain and rebels. so it's quite easy to find on the internet, real evidence that shows what the ukranian army is doing to civilians murdering, plundering, leave, taking a bit. of course, you're not going to see photos and videos of that of cnn or fox news. the truth about what is happening will never be brewed coffee. the main concern with that of wisdom politicians is just to maintain the entire community being confed. madam president, and what is happening in ukraine. the violations of civilians rights and freedoms does not need to be described west and leaders pretending not to notice space, but the ukrainians and their publications. start

well, that's or earlier of the declassified u. k. need to organization reveal that says, december, the royal air force has conducted at least 200 and the surveillance supplied supplied. so regardless of the emissions were launch from a british air base and the cypress conveniently close to the war zone. what's the floor is also say, such flights are carried out by the you can april 1st the same. the an idea of strike killed 7 the world is the central kitchen aid workers in gaza. harry v o r, as from the wake up cypress movement says the island is being used as a military outpost by its former colonial master. the majority finding the status of the basis in cyprus, we try to solve a mainland cutting basis. you know, we can gain independence from uh, from uh, u. k. in 96 feet. um, but the so many people to know is the we didn't game complete independence some areas, uh and specifically these bases on extension of the u. k. so basically cycles as normal, say a pause in the body, stop pending from there so that you can maybe cutting basic

of office. he said that the defenses in the u. k. u would be in sufficient to stop long range. we saw strikes the royal navy lacking ships to patrol the north atlantic on the r f needed twice the number of flight to jacks to even be able to go into any conflict with the fighting shots . yeah, i mean the state of the armed forces in the u. k. is absolutely dreadful. i mean, the last moment of glory we had was default cleans, walk away. you know, i think that was a necessary conflict to stop the fulton's from being taken by another country. because of people that wanted to remain british, but that was, and 32 years and sorry, 42 years ago now. and in that time the number of people in the army is reduced by cost. the number of you know, capable boats that we've got is going down by about 2 thirds. i think the air force is really not up to scratch as well, that there's no ad defense systems that we have against.

u. k. of. and the accusations of complicity in allegations of war crimes genocide, given that what we have been hearing from human rights groups like human rights watch. back on november, the 6th was a call on the u. k. amongst other countries to cease and suspend the mitre assistance, what we heard from the t full, you and experts on february 23rd was the statement that i need transfer wesson's or i munition to as well to be used in gaza is likely to highlight international humanitarian law absolutely, and as i said, this is very important. but at the same time it is like a very modest concession to these human highs organization. but the fact that britain has supported as well, with arms and with also and as the the market can move and, and then the area and, and this has helped as well to continue the war and checked on, i think the, the government of all of the u k is not truly is not gonna change about it's come visit the with these ladies. their lives have been doing this for like 11 month

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it's really of the declassified u. k. media organization revealed that since december the royal air force has conducted at least 200 surveillance flights over dyes of the missions were launch from a british air base in cyprus. conveniently close to the war zone, whistle blowers also say such flights were carried out by the you can april 1st, the same day an idea of straight killed a southern world, central kitchen aid workers and danza to reveal our us from the wake up cyprus, move it says island has been used as a military outpost by its former colonial master. a good majority finding the status of the british basis in cyprus, we try to solve a mainland cutting basis. you know, we can gain independence from uh, from uh, u. k. in 96 these and but the work so many people don't know is the we didn't game complete independence, some areas. and specifically these bases eh, on extension of the u. k. so basically cycles says, no say i told you about these cop pending from the u. k. media cutting basically in the cyprus from be

and he's blank off hundreds of housing units and the u. k. this guy is, is supposedly elected democratic politicians of an extremely poor country. as a prominent politician from bangladesh, a country that ranks highly on international corruption indexes. mister child, you would have faced stringent checks when dealing with the state agents, banks, lenders and lawyers. anti money laundering laws can see the high ranking politicians and the government officials to be a high corruption risk. wells could be stolen, state funds, or rise paid to obtain government contracts, then known as politically exposed to persons, or perhaps as required extra scrutiny. the so how did the minister passed these tests? to find out, we deployed an undercover team to view one of his rental properties. our client, he has a free lunch at times just in london of a this is a sales agent for letting agency moving city. it comes to london by a few times and they need to get so jerry looked down has been 200000000 and just the new homes. in your time. we checked with a chi

they've been at the top of the food chain. china, france, russia, the u. k. and of course, the united states, the world has changed since then, but the un security council has not decades ago, the p 5 or the permanent 5 is they're called, decided to allow countries to joint as rotating non permanent members with no veto . after all, the security council is the most powerful body of the un, with the ability to impose sanctions and to authorize the use of force against countries. and now washington is talking about creating permanent seats for 2 african nations, but get this with no veto power. why and why? now, today we're talking with the kind of the home bori qual, former ambassador of the african union to the united states and bassinger. it's terrific to have you back on our show. i want to start with a film clip of the us and bastard of the united nations, linda thomas greenfield. let's listen as it stands. they are currently 3 non permanent seats on the security council allocated to african countries on a rotating basis for 2 years. the problem is these ar

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in april 2, position one of them a u. k. parliamentary aid would charge with providing sensitive information to china between 20072014. a chinese agent known as daniel lou targeted the belgian fall right. member of parliament to influence operations within the you trying to says west in spite agencies are also targeting chinese officials in june badging accuse the u. k. of recruiting to chinese government workers into m. i 6 bikes, the only thing what a cold, strong desire for money glen call, is a for my deputy national intelligence officer at the c i. a. he spent 23 years working in the agencies plan, bestbuy and services, joins us now. live from boston, good to have you with us. so 1st of all, always seeing a price in here, china's espionage activities growing as it's economy has growing over the years. and i think that's exactly right. this is, this case is unusual and that there is a substantial amount of evidence concrete evidence that, that, that can be used in the courts to prosecute the and prove that espionage occ