u. k. on behalf of ukraine. all right, well, you are up to days. but stay tuned for reporter, we made a terminally ill woman who asked to discuss the end of lights, medical care with her family. that's after the break. on top of the audience imprinted from me on the team here. thanks for watching. take care and i'll see you again at the top, often the loudest voice, my ceiling is out. she's the face of a protest movement. she's there motivator. and she won't give up no matter what she is not make from how they took my brother hostage a few days ago. just trying to simon most of the young lady, john, they won't be silent. starts june, 3rd, p w, the 70 years dw, the a hiding and making a syriac has a plan. she has terminal, you won't let her get her down. even if the oxygen machines get a nerves and keeps my, here's my new device. would you like a demonstration? yes, please. awesome, i'll have to turn that off on this. i need to have these because it controls my c o 2 level is mine. see what's my hit? logo and c o p d. patients like me, we can preven

u. k. economy, according to a recent report university's u. k. international was one of the organizations involved in the report. the report shows quite clearly that even taking into account those costs and the cost of accessing public services, for example, the overall netted economic contribution is still overwhelmed with the positive is over $37000000.00 pounds. here. i think it's really important that we remain competitive. we remain open to international talent and to begin to into mind what is actually a real global successful is that you guys, it's hard to quantify the importance of persons universities to the countries international reputation. but high achieving obviously, students often return home to become the business and political elite if they choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k. that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. the d baba, i'll just say around london. here's something extraordinary to bring you. scientists believe carol wales might be leading to coordinate attacks on both of to a number of str

u. k. on study visas, making them the single largest group of migrants they brought with the more than a $130000.00 dependents. i figure 8 times higher than 3 years before. recently they contributed more than $50000000000.00 to the u. k. economy, according to a recent report university's u. k. international was one of the organizations involved in the reports. the report shows quite clearly that even taking into account those costs and the cost of accessing public services, for example, the overall net economic countries. is it still overwhelmed? with the positives, it's over $37000000.00 pounds. yeah, i think it's really important that we remain competitive. we remain open to international talent and to be gentle into mind what is actually a real global success story for the okay. it's hard to clarify the importance of persons universities to the countries international reputation, but high achieving obviously, students often return home to become the business and political elite if they choo

u. k. are pretty trick on you. so i feel much more comfortable working in cell gave you a knowing that the way we're headed with the vision 2030 we're it has to happen that we're going to have more transparency because this is a whole and vision that is based on accountability. transparency sized for ministers and government officials. we're not there yet, but i'm sure we're going to get there. what happens though, and i have to say, i feel more comfortable here clearly because i moved from london over here. and we had the united nation special represent talk about torture of juliet assigned you in london. but what about the fact that a lot of arab journalists, anthony universities and british universe, because i'm going to inherit some of these orient list ideas, not fully understanding that the world is uh, a package we reckon with now along with break look, my nice thing is i always see everybody, and i mean everybody needs a system update on what the article is, particularly the gc it has become. and there, the

u. k. one by one and sending them email and footage and say, are you going to cover it? only one of them replied. the main black lives matter movements in america didn't reply. there was a splinter organization of it that the team and shame them for not doing that. and you know, it will always be those who would fees would deny that that happens. i think i remember in that, in that case, but today it's not just a matter of ignoring your let's, is a holler at me a roof of which your remember i, on the editorial board like fox news like, or t like, i don't know how many on the television stations, i don't even bothering to get their off, go on go. you can give them incense a license. why? why would that be a cause a, do you don't care about being broadcast in britain for you to ask? i'm sure if you ask the management of a lot of the of the will give you a more up to date uh, answer on that seem to navigate press really well look. i mean, i've been asked this question in the u. k. and you know, it's very easy to come with kind of a stiff upper lip and accuse us of all sorts

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u. k. on the kid they know this, like there is no way that they can pretend it's not happening. so i think that's why they want to be seen as moving forward. close, of course. harry's wife met prince harry's once making describes himself as by racial. this being that told elements going on within the family as well and the claims of whether they wrote pray 7, yeah, the 1000 members of the royal family had upset racist comments. prince harry has said he never to use any one of being racist, but that was the line that the temp lloyd's and the purchase price went full when there was concern about what had been said to make and when she was pregnant with that 1st child, what color of the skin if that child would be so.

industry classified and although intelligence and defense staff to secrets act, in fact, every one basically in the u. k is on the they could potentially be charged. however, that's not happening on this. uh yes, i've been in the for exposing anything. any voltage at the minute is 2 years. i debated it hasn't been to pay to that link. but there are more draconian, the officials on sentence and in addition of confidential material, even for breaches of official secrets act as well. um 2004. but within 30 minutes of the start of the proceedings. these intended to argue that trying to stop in illegal war of aggression just dropped the case. what happened there was it that prosecutors were for everyone on that day really because, you know, i, cuz i think there was, there was an election coming up in the u. k. so into that or the labor party, one at any rate. and tony blair was highly political trial that would put the iraq . and secondly, i think that now such as the attorney general's legal advice information that we want the government to expose in order for us to manuals legal advice, a change prior to h

u. k. one by one. i'm sending them email and footage and say are you going to cover it? only one of them replied. the main black lives matter movements in america didn't reply. there was a splinter organization of it that came and shame them for not doing that and you know, a little they always with us who would fees would deny that that happens. i think i remember in that, in that case, but today it's not just a matter of ignoring your, let's is a however, the move of which you're remember i, on the editorial board like fox news like, or t like, i don't know how many on the television stations, i don't even bothering to get there off. cool. i'm guessing you can't government center license. why? why would that be a way? does a do you don't care about being broadcast in britain for you to ask? i'm sure if you ask the management of a lot of the of the will give you a more update to date. the answer on that symptomatic press really well look. i mean, i've been asked this question in the u. k. and you know, it's very easy to come with kind of a stiff upper lip and accuse us

u. k. on that. yes, that was the king on the ross family had been asking for. they wanted to encourage people to basically join in the fun and not necessarily on the london over almost sorry, 4000 st policies are registered on this official website. but i'm sure there are more just neighbors coming to get the 4 digit party for a little lunch. they quoted the big lunch is also another day of action on monday on us. that's called a big household where people are encouraged to join the voluntary organizations. charities and, and do something for the community to they're all family and the king happy and trying to be as inclusive as possible. there is one aspect of this thing that may be a little bit controversial because there is, uh, the idea that people could swear. allegiance to the king so that everyone would be encouraged to do that from the all share. and that would be great. but that has raised a few eyebrows because people are upset as well as he should say. agents to us robs and the other way around and that there was a bit of controversy and the pilot ha

u. k. on the kit, and they know this like, there is no way that they can pretend it's not happening. so i think that's why they want to be seen as moving forward. close, of course. harry's wife met prince harry's wife. megan describes itself as 5 racial . there's been that told elements going on within the family as well. and the claims of whether they well pray. 7. yeah. besides the members of the royal family had upset racist comments. prince harry has said he never to use any one of being racist, but that was the line that the temp lloyd's and the purchase price went full when there was concern about what had been said to make. and when she was pregnant with that 1st child, what color of the skin, if that child would be so all these things are coming together and the king console away from it. yeah, i think it's also important to note, i mean, we saw some of the things that need us from the commonwealth of realm. a lot of them have mentioned that there. it would like to remove the monitor, but it's more of a head of state. but there is also an element of respect. the one thing i n

u. k. on forces and commonwealth forces that gathered in the gardens of fucking and palace, offering 32 is a rosalie for the king and the queen, as they now make their way with retinue back into fussing and palace. but presumably they'll be able to the road to some degree and relax a bit, perhaps an hour before coming back out onto the front, the balcony and fucking and palace to greet the crowds that they will be waiting for. and since we built headed into the country to see the royal sly fox, which had been in some doubt because of the weather, but for the time being the right and holding off of the site, we have heard that each cancelled. so in about half an hour, 40 minutes time, a 6 minutes pro 5 pos involving elements of the air force, the battle of britain memorial flights. and the red arrows as well as a marching band, plays again behind me here what we've been watching here in front of buffy. a palace around victoria memorial is a sort of product, a complicated sequence of cardio grif

u. k. on us commence, investigate to the tweets photos and discussions which led to the conclusion this. she's a key play in the dissemination of russian narratives in the african country. the daughter of the former president is a popular personality on what's in south africa with more than 230000 followers. literally we spoke with the person device sense of the story, the former south african business daughter, due to z, the zoom a you said this, her position is why that's as many in south africa and the rest of the, well, i am an individual, i am my own person and i carry my own views. i know that they probably talk about my feats and all of that. my teeth on my own, i'm not being paid. i must go or anything like that, or what they accusing me on. i'm happy that made sweets are reaching and globally because i think that i have quite a lot to say and i have quite an important a position that i have to take and personally and i think it's also. busy a position that a lot of africans and i thin

u. k. on sunday and celebration of the coordination of king charles a said mark and queen camilla crowned in the historic ceremony on staff day. coming lovely design doyle's around the wells kind of at westminster abbey. and that's it . from me, you can find more information on website al jazeera dot com. the weather is next. and inside story stay with the low that will look to east asian is a story of exception what web of things. so that where the front that you can see pulling a snow, it caused flooding across many areas in southern china, chinese authorities activated the flood emergency in the yancy river base. and the good news is that it has slightly dwight up across the region is more to come as well. the story of extreme heat certainly for places like high 9 proteins in the very south of china. but also taiwan and japan. seen some very high temperatures over the weekend by monday. however, they all going to come stops to come down. thanks to west. so whether rushing its way further ea

u. k. on sunday to celebrate the combination of king charles with the mark and his wife, queen camilla, the crowns and the historic side. many on size of them coming while fleet has an oil some around the walls got at westminster abbey. tens of thousands of people lined the streets of london to watch the procession and will even now with some of the sights and sounds from the pump and pageantry of the carnation, the gps the gods. the king, the .

u. k. one proximate, you can use both houses but only 42 percent and your, your serv. i recently already spoke to 2 percent of people who wanted immigration as a whole to be reduced. so it does not imply that the government, in fact, has more leeway to step away from commitments to reduce emigration. yes, it absolutely does. and then who missed the culture? people that spc migration would like to see migration increase. i'm going to look at particular occupations like not just don't so essential kayla, because even agricultural workers and hospitality with this quite strong support that for increasing migration to those sexes. that's been quite a big change in public attitudes which speeded up during the pandemic because people could seize on the contribution that mike and made on that how that would necessary to keep set to. so i do think that it's time that the government, this is the public in formulating its future migration policies. busy rules, thank you very much for your time. well, um the, the page is sure to rumble on about how and how quickly to get those nu

u. k. on behalf of ukraine following the waters when in the competition last year. despite the countries role, it's president will not be granted air time. although vladimir zaleski, the office has denied asking organizers to address the audience. this isn't the 1st rejection that your premium leader has received. his b got a major event. the organizers of the oscar has turned down a request last year. people also refused to allow him to speak online at the world cup final in guitar. alexander mackay, editor of red star radio and political analysts says the lensky is media profile has been weakening in the west. yeah, this is non political, is a bit of a love to be honest. what the true reason behind this denial of the landscape request to speak at the event is, i suspect really about is the fact that the west in so called allies of ukraine becoming more more doubtful about any kind of ukranian victory. and more specifically, that becoming more and more doubtful about the political viability o

u k. one of the we also or not the victory, the of this you people of china city that for the, for the long side is gross. it hit the i'm not sure. just feeling the let's see. this is all what legacy humanly suits you. this is a good i all the foundation especially to know if you will not go for this. we're moving to votes of m more. but if you just in small to electronic multi natural world sweets, miller, it's about where all of us can develop freely an independent st. what is this must be a, it is important that here in moscow we have leaders from the, you know, with a c i is out of my country, or do we're not sure what are you. and they can say that missed just this is you with me. so on, on every every $11.00, you're in the warranty with gloves and all the peoples of the us, the song that contributes a to all of victory angels. oh, which remember about point 5, we bow wow, head to the new man, the rate of those who died and my foot was killed in the war to the 2 daughters, my sons, mother

u. k. on strike an ongoing dispute overpay when it comes after union members rejected a 5 percent pay increase. the latest action is the 1st to hit critical services including intensive care and chemotherapy, u. s. regulators and taking control of the trouble. the 1st republic bank can strike a deal to sell its assets to j. p. morgan chase 1st. republic had assets worth about $230000000000.00 and more than a $100000000000.00 in deposits. it's the 2nd largest retail bank to fail in us. history of the united nations was warned that the ongoing fighting in sudan could force more than 800000 people to flee the country. clashes of the reported in the capitol cartoon despite an agreement between rival military forces to extend to cease fire. the un says the violence is turning a humanitarian crisis into a full blown catastrophe. 8 tons of medical supplies, enough to treat over a 1000 injured people. i hope this will be only the 1st of a number of batches that will come will be extremely crucial for

u. k. one of the groups among the protests is in london, and he says the rest and trampled on the british tradition of freedom of speech for the rest of the purchases today. really sends a signal that the police want to use the new powers of being rushed through to stump down. so what societies ability to campaign on ordinary people's ability to express the views. there were lots and lots of traditions on display today. but one that surely wasn't was that tradition of free speech, which has been in this country since somebody in the call to in try and buy oil decree the report. so i've seen the oral police bagging carts saying not making into trucks and taking them away, stopping people in the street for caring home, made coats that are protesting today. now a majority of people in this country might support and wanna keep it a significant minority. do not, and showing a few dissenting talked also to being formal representative the democracy that we live in. laws are absolutely draconian. there

kind of service using what it calls open source intelligence to assess situations on the ground that back up the what the u. k. government and the u. s. government want it's public to believe, for example, that in april 2018, the syrian government dropped a chlorine bomb on civilians in the city and city of duma outside damascus, which is therefore justified u. k. u. s. and french missile attacks on syria. and as we now know, through the actual inspectors who are part of the fact finding mission for the o, p c, w who's report was supressed and who were actually attacked by belling cat which is collaborating with o, p c, w leadership to crush these inspectors. that attack was a staged event staged by g. hottest rebels were backed by the west and the gulf states seeking serious over there. so provided the information. yeah. and, and again, that was just to sort of jump him. i said to apologize. but again, these are things that, you know, you'll never hear on the, on the mainstream media of what you're telling me right now. this is one of the only places you can say these things here. for example, in a oxy inter

u. k. on study visas, making them the single largest group of migrants they brought with them more than a 130000 dependence. i think an 8 times higher than 3 years before. recently they contributed more than $50000000000.00 to the u. k. economy, according to a recent report university's u. k. international was one of the organizations involved in the reports. the report shows quite clearly that even take can get to account those costs and the costs of accessing public services. for example, the overall netted economic contribution is feel overwhelming, the positive, it's over 37000000 pounds here. i think it's really important that we remain competitive. we remain open to international talent and to be gentle into mind what is actually a real level success story for the u. k. it's hard to quantify the importance of persons universities to the countries international reputation, but high achieving obviously, students often return home to become the business and political elite. if i choose to s

on this quote. for some reason, this is well the u. k is very good at pushing on and making sure that parts of the, the history, whether it's clowns, thrones for almost is own, that they will never disappear. and this is what makes it special and set. so to pause, as, as time he said before, last if the golf on these within, you got rid of all of this stuff i'm fortune has know they've kept it. and they seem to want to that to us people to it may look at that. you can see the people who are just completely embracing this and we all going to be bringing all the coverage if the car a nation to and shortly. but it seems appropriate to end by looking at people, pictures of these people who really embracing the movements. they are, they're a celebrating the day, and they are celebrating the new king king charles the said. and as i said, we all going to have to conclude this special coverage of the coordination of king charles the 3rd and queen camilla. we will of course be reporting more on this throughout the day here on the w news, but for

u. k was buying up russian diamonds like they were b pies on sale. it sainsbury's and of the diamonds coming into the u. k. through these top supplying nations. it's pretty much impossible to know which of those are actually sourced from russia. belgium, for example, said the imported $1200000000.00 euros worth of russian diamonds in the 1st 8 months of 2022, which is about on par with the $1800000000.00 euros in port in 2021. when about a quarter of donald's being sold out as the world's biggest diamond trading hub in and for belgium came from russia. so this all is starting to look like the same sort of game that the europeans have been playing with their russian energy sections. they make a big show of purchasing like their bands, but then they just end up buying russian energy anyway after it integrates to 3rd countries like india for example. and now the european union is even angry about that. like, what did they expect for india to break up the microscope and power? so the russian molecules from the indian heart use indian officials are basical

u. k. be without the monarchy? i mean the attention of the world tomorrow will be focused on the u. k. because of the crown. what were the u. k. b without, as i think the case would be much poor. i do think that the issue that you mention about tash and why you got $203.00 governments represented powerfully it's, it's quite extra the use of soft power that goes with the money keeps coming. well, i wrote the headship additional dollars are magic, but if your hand some of the way be $56.00 sovereign nations, you would perhaps either drop by rotating, could happen, dictatorship way, could have a beauty classic, wouldn't have the same cache. i think that society, i totally agree. we are changing as people who are looking at the polls. i'd say, you know, the most impulsive, i would like to see more support a model young and what have to see how charles and the royal family and most of them, of course, have a 2nd to so the working levels. that's the trend of the site. we haven't mentioned that, and i wouldn't mention francis trust is environmental work, which is so important. you're on a trip with natalie as the

u. k. one of the groups among the protests is in london earlier. he says, freedom of speech wasn't among the many traditions on display during the coordination. the rest of the purchases today really sends a signal that the police want to use the new powers of being rushed through to stump down. so what societies ability to campaign on ordinary people's ability to express, they have used a lots and lots of traditions on display today. but one that surely wasn't, was that tradition of free speech, which has been in this country since somebody in the call to in try and buy oil decree the report. so i've seen the oral police bagging codes saying not making into trucks and taking them away, stopping people in the street for caring home made codes that are protesting today . now, a majority of people in this country might support and wanna keep it a significant minority. do not, and showing a few dissenting talked also to being formal representative the democracy that we live in. laws are absolutely draconian. there is show sign that this government is n

u. k. mission of u. n. migration. she joins this slide from london on this so so, so what's driving immigration to the u. k? i mean, the team is told of some of the groups of people, but why are there, for instance, more people needed to fill jobs in the u. k. and why they're more students or immigrating to the u. k. now, than before, i thank you for that. so i would say that overall we have seen an increasing number, but it's important to keep a long term prospective. the u. k. like other high in some countries have seen an increasing number of the migration, but it is not one that's really going up very much all the time. but what we have seen last year is it increase because of separate events that have happened to the one ukraine event sitting in hong kong. we've also seen an increase the amount of due to students, but the case came to bring into the country. sort of this sense accumulates huge, but i would say in the long term, the population, the foreign boom population, in the case, very similar to that of other countries. i'm high income kind of

u. k. be without the monarchy? i mean the attention of the world tomorrow will be focused on the u. k. because of the crown. what were the u. k. b without, as i think the case would be much poor. i do think that the issue that you mention about tash and why you got $203.00 governments represented powerfully it's, it's quite extra the use of soft power that goes with the money keeps coming. well, i wrote the headship additional dollars or matching, but if you had some other way of being $56.00 sovereign nations, you would perhaps either drop by rotating, could have a dictatorship boy, you could have a beautiful graphic, wouldn't have the same cache. i think that society, i totally agree we are changing as people or if you're looking at the polls, i'd say, you know, the most important. i would like to see more support, a model young and what have to see how charles and the royal family and most of them, of course have a 2nd to so the working models, that's a child side. we haven't mentioned that and i wouldn't mention princes trust is environmental work, which is so important. you're on a trip with natalie as

one minister has described the u. k. as facing an invasion comments widely criticized by rights organizations, government policies include proposals to process assign him seek is applications in wanda, the opposition labor party says it to wants to reduce the number of arrival spots with different plans. yet, despite the negative political climate numbers release this week, show integration is at record levels. with a net influx of more than 600000 people will be discussing this with, i guess in just a few minutes. but 1st, this report from alexi o'brien on why there's such political opposition to immigration in britain. the u. k has had a long line of governments which promised to bring down mid migration of this country needs a majority. conservative government, which really aims to get that migration into the 10s of thousands and that should remain or a bishop. it is more like that we want to bring that migration to sustainable levels. what we want to do is bad down on a migration, particularly a skilled workers are n

you or she will cry in a self critique, probably about the initiative was announced on twitter by the u. k, his counsel on geo strategy. the post had a map on which the 3 countries were connected by arrows. russia and bella rose were marked as hostile states spoke, broaden the goodyear store, but fan. yeah, at the mosque. well, that's about it. you know, we're going to use multiple new research, something via niger, i'd say i do see you ship line. but if you're the star i see boyfriend shots, i gotta go out and the sewer for that. will you no more going through boy, it's a ser i he season on the territory portion of quite a go on there. he told me to just keep bother. bother got off here now. now you only cough educational against the horse that among men. we sit here e as a sub snoop around your daughter, me as are but where you are here. but why did england need this alliance may hire has in a russian economist, an author of the theory of the global financial crisis, believes the conflict in ukraine was organized to destroy the european economy. a process launch 9 years ago that the beli

because we don't want that acceptance to be based on what they can bring to the u. k. in terms of economic value or skills, we know that people, especially if they've been on the, if they've been passed cases in the blood and you know, face tumor on that johnny, we should not be expecting them to immediately be kind of a what cost and therefore be their doctors and approximately how many miles do you have this conversation today? how do you have a genuinely informed conversation in the u. k. and debate about integration? i think you are the, you have to bring the michael, it's themselves and the refugees themselves and austin to share the stories about what they, why they came to the. okay. well, if i had a smoke that i'm patients where as i said, and i think through those stories, they will collect to people and say, well those beside about aspirations and impressions i have for myself and for my general review and future generations. so it's about humanizing, it is taking away from numbers and telling the, you know, the backgrounds of, um, people, i think it's so sorr

chinese by striking to do more, to carry out more experiments to have more crew on board to do new things. a while the u. k. has one of the biggest gambling markets in the world, generating an annual profit of $17000000000.00. but one of the legacies of the pen demik is a substantial increase in gambling addictions with child. he's reporting an increase and people seeking help me foster reports now from london on an industry under pressure to speed up perform mazda of cousin, those the highs and lows of an addiction to gambling. it's affecting more mental health affected the way up to the world, and there was a, a time towards the end, well, was suicide when they make an attempt to my life. and i'm not that sort of where it ends up for a lot of people. unfortunately, you know, campaigns were tightening of existing laws around who, how, and when people can place bets in an industry that derives much of its wealth. from a minority of compulsive gamblers. i think there's very little justification for promoting an industry like this in its current form. i think at the moment you've got basically a situation wh

u. k. but on the bill hall of ukraine. a key of is the entrance trial. last year and tradition dictates the window house the next event. despite the countries rolled, its president will not be grounded at time. well, that was not him, is it ask his office has denied he even asked organizes to address the audience. now it's not really the 1st time the grand elite is being rejected to speak of a major event. for example, the organizes of the oscar has turned them down last year. fif are also refused to allow him to speak virtually at the world cup final in contact. we spoke with alex autumn, a k, a editor of a red star radio and political analysts. now he says that lensky is media pro file is on the wayne. a. yeah, this is non political, is a bit of a loss to be honest. what the true reason behind this denial of the landscape request to speak at the event is, i suspect really about is the fact that the west in so called allies of ukraine becoming more more doubtful about any kind of ukranian victory. and more specifically, that becoming more and more doubt

on the many royal steeple sands travels from all over the u. k. and the world to come out in london for the celebrations. you know, on 56th street again, really good by not saying that the things the files. so you know, the parts are fixed and joyce and prices. i'm happy to be here even though i'm not british, but it feels like it's a global sub celebration. so lots find lots to find lots of energy. i love the people i met. love the palm and pageantry. not everyone in the u. k. supports the event. and on t millnicky group is planning to protest the combination of buddies, mtv one, the cd. but it's monica abolished. we want to have a comment to the public similar to how many island license ad. yeah, we want to do that because it's wrong in principle to have the key in the democratic society. despite the elaborate celebrations this weekend support for the mona key in britain, is it a historic, you know, according to a survey earlier this year, and the 29 percent of people set them on a key was very important. dw correspondent, very good mas joins us

b u k. on the e. u to lift unilateral sanctions on russian fertilizes and food, they say even the nations of russian such a line as to the poorest countries got below due to 2 of the sanctions. so talking about russia's dumont's, boston april, the russian free ministry announced 5 conditions for extending the green deal, including the connection of the russian or rolston holes bind to the swift payment system as no payments for the green for the russian grain i can be received at russia's and secondly, they demand the resumption of expos of ammonia, of through the totally actually, of desktop ammonia pipeline. toyota is a 16, russia, and odessa is the black sea pools in ukraine, from where the ex full delivery is going abroad. the pipeline has been frozen when a distance will be conflicts between the russia and ukraine and 22 twins. 2 also rushed along the resumption of supplies to the country of agricultural machineries pods that fell on the west. some functions, as well as the lifting of restrictions

u. k. on pauses, but also services representing the commonwealth of 56 nation commonwealth. the king, of course, he's handled the commonwealth. he's also hey, dive states, a full team, realms within the commonwealth class, across the united kingdom. full represented here as well as the british projectors and all of that making up what was a mile long, that impressive procession. indeed, the combination of 1st section which is now over frankly, as i said, a slide higher just as people catch their breath during a sorry to interrupt you. we were just making real time in the pictures of the rid arrows that you were mentioning just a moment ago. they've just taken off. so no doubt, we will be seeing that fly over in the next 20 minutes so, so it's to $415.00 sears each. e, empty, i'm joining back to you. i mean, we, we mentioned earlier that there was actually no legal requirement to hold a coordination on the sky will magnitude. uh, you know, the king charles would still be king if they hadn't seen this lavish ceremony. i mean, can you just give us an idea of uh, i mean, the maj

u. k. now. um, it's unfortunate that they're trying to put this in a sense where they believe they can have a decision making a power or decision making an influence on the search people. this is not the case, and they will be quite shocked after the people go to the ballot boxes. but this is not only happening in the u. k, not on the economist. unfortunately, we've seen isn't friends, we've also seen it in germany. and so there's always this interesting attitude worse, where this thing we're doing just by the free press we doing this for democracy, but they don't like it when it happens to them. if they go and say something to, for example, our diaspora, which is living outside of georgia. and if they're asking us what she would do or this, we give them an opinion it's, it's up to the people to decide what they're going to do. but if they ask me an opinion, i will give them nothing. uh so they're seeing anything that we're seeing or doing as election to variance, but they are doing it outright and very openly. and then there's a labeling it is democracy. this will have democracy. this is plain outs, interference in the southern countries decision ma

no one really votes in an election, whether it's a us, the u. k. techie on foreign policy is always about domestic politics. but the international community is clearly watching. this does the us have a preferred candidate? who do you think uh, does the us have a preferred candidate? i would say that the us view consistently is the turkey should be an act like fully a democratic country. so the united states is worried when it sees opposition. politicians jail for years is worried when it says journalist arrested. it worries when a government controls all of the media. and so those are the things without regard to a particular person or party that the united states is concerned about. and turkey has had a long history of striving for democracy. none of us are perfect, but that's a major concern. and then i think the 2nd major concern is the political orientation, the long term of turkey. is it a member of nato, really? or is it a non align state that uses nato when it's convenient and ignores it? when it's not, those are the kinds of questions are

on the $30.00 a $1000000000.00. and i hope these all say expect, say, the guy talks about to get involved with not, but because of course, the u. k. tax by i have software, i run the city because we would have all public sites strikes result by now. if the money is being spent on putting people a raise more wage in the side of uh, spending money on move on growing in ukraine. and we've had a huge, a fax, like twice an interest rates at all. 4 percent since their government decided on the policies on your credit and russia. we've had a run just rising prices are of a 5. so energy costs which will continue to was the problem with these opinions publish. ready mentioned is because i are drops it. so if we actually had to write john, so is a direct questions. the, the opinions were big a lot of gains, the u. k. they involved on and also west of european countries. but the problem is, all of these countries are not actually in the interest of the citizens that might be of assistance for support as well after that. and has some strange, this cannot continue at some stage of the citizens are going to say enough is enough. where where, w

ready to say and data speed, amazing time age strong to the but you should call them 8 on the debates about the u. k. government. so you're kind of russian policies and it's excessive. we were talking about disclosed mother tree age site paul of well as a 5 by the but we don't know what the on disgraced saturdays, but we will see need to look at. so what is the damage to you? k farm policy by means of asian you crying because we seen the reducing fridge, which is issac king them is guessing in the well, because of this pa. ready say, and we've seen that, but it's forced russia to become more close to are totally destroyed under cause we have to look how it was. oh um. what have they adults in common with the crime because they were told by the defending sycold of all these all democratic values. but we, we know they've shut down opposition policies. i shot down opposition media and i've even shopped on the off of the church. well, i and anthony on top of it, it looks like they're going to cancel the next round of elections in the country. okay. you know, western values here. yeah. a, let's go back t

were injured on monday, but used to be stationed outside the city home, inspection for a 2nd day asterix terms of protesting against the election of asking campaigning. and there's the u. k. has one of the biggest gambling markets in the world that generates an aisle profit of, of since at $17000000000.00 bottle. and one of the legacies of the time that it is a substantial increase in gambling addictions with chinese reporting and increase. and people seeking help the voc, her reports from london on an industry under pressure to speed out performs a mazda of cousin, those the highs and lows of an addiction to gambling. it affected my mental health affected the way all up to the world, and there was a, a time towards the end where i was suicide, the one that i could attempt to my life. and i'm not that sort of where ends up for a lot of people. unfortunately, you know, campaigns, we're trying to think of existing laws around who, how and when people can place bets in an industry that derives much of its wealth. from a minority of compulsive gamblers. i think there's very little justification for promoting an industry like this in its current form. i think at the moment yo

u. k. on sunday to celebrate the combination of king charles, the 3rd demonic, and his wife. queen camella, we're crowned and a historic so many on saturday coming website is and was around the world gathered at westminster abbey. tens of thousands of people lined the streets of london to watch the procession for brandon is live for us in london. so after all, the pomp and ceremony that we saw on saturday, what are we expecting today? the while the train up has already got on the way, i'm here on the miles, you can tell the difference. been the fact that it's very dry as opposed to the rain that we saw yesterday. and the work is uh, the rigging taking away the miles and miles of uh, crouch barriers that were deployed for that procession on saturday. so the attention opposite today is you mention, sense of what's called the coordination, big launch, and that's thousands of communities up and down the country, staging picnics and open at gatherings, food and games to celebrate the combination of king charles the fed. there's also going to be a concepts that will be held at winds