u. k. only paid off it so that it needs to be us in 2006. it took $61.00, his hands economy is 18 times more of a non dense, and it's running on empty. it's a perfect storm. the possibilities of the economy have been exhausted and destroyed 1st by the russian army, and then by all security forces, the country has long stopped earning money. we live at the expense of tax payers of other countries. now look at the opinion polls. do you notice anything strange from an economic point of view, we have become a closed country. both inside and out, probably in you might, don awaits us even more ruthless and even more destructive. and the trigger for this will be a complete collapse of economic stability. still living off the health of the west . so yes, wind is coming from ukraine in more ways than one. and as really it's feel about news quite sudden with political career is at stake with blank checks at risk. and with the sense that some day, soon the people might come bang so that blogs, well, sometimes just to survive. the only thing left is to

u. k. only paid off it so that it needs to be us in 2006. it took $61.00. his he has economy is 18 times for the non dense, and it's running an empty. it's a perfect storm. the possibilities of the economy have been exhausted and destroyed 1st by the russian army, and then by all security forces, country has long stopped turning money. we live at the expense of tax payers of other countries. now look at the opinion polls. do you notice anything strange from an economic point of view, we have become a closed country, both inside and out, probably in you might, don awaits us even more ruthless and even more destructive. and the trigger for this will be a complete collapse of economic stability. still living off the health of the west . so yes, winter is coming for ukraine and waste one. and i just really feel that news quite sudden with political career is at stake with blank checks at risk. and with the sense that some day, soon the people might come bang for that blog. well, sometimes just to survive. the only thing left is to take out a nice look for a bac

u. k. parliament and exit polls. suggestive soon ex conservatives will end up with only about $150.00 seats. the liberal democrats have also made significant gains. won't the right wing populist reform u. k. party. also set to enter parliament the results were the dream come true to labor? early exit polls put them streets a huge and deliberate the tories a damning defeat. much to the delight of these london crowd as ballot and boxes with counted throughout the night. they consumed versus desist receipts due next and civil to policy in drugs. many flocking to cues, thomas labor policy, thomas, who used to be england's chief prosecutor, is now the prime minister in raising b c's. the next governments free is clear change, but now to return politics to public service. show the politics can be a full speed. good. make no mistake, that is the great test, the politics in this era of the fight. but trust is the fact that defines all right, with the people with supporting labor or simply voting against and other tory 10, many welcome the new political landscape really lives on. i'm just happy to g

u. k. it's only been a political policy for 4 years here in the actually officially joined the policy as the leader in the last couple of weeks. he has taken that policy basically to the place by a vote share in this election now he was with in many seats. now the exit polls says that he is likely to win perhaps i think 101213 seats, something like that. at the moment. he's what under them right now. bots 8 is still clear that there is a groundswell of public support for his fall, right, pumpkin his platform. and that is going to be a significant factor of the next part of the parliament that this election is going to be vice again. nigel fraud in the u. k. house of commons for the 1st time, his 8th time of trying to be cut in pay. finally, he succeeded and his agenda will be playing fairly high profile in the u. k. parliament in the weeks, months and years to come. so really what else to look out for in terms of the major conservative members of parliament to leave the message? well we've already seen that i had a savvy, significant number of conservative ministers, or full ministers who ar

u. k. really only in this fast by, by short distance of, of labor government. so that will be a lot of soul searching in the conservative party, and there will be a lot of wrangling over the direction of the conservative party. indeed, there will be, this is also, we should say, a historic humiliation for the conservatives and their leader findings where she's so that he is now on his way to see king charles to resign. let's see if we can have a listen to what he said before. he set off the good morning. i will surely be saying his majesty the king to also my resignation as prime minister to the country. i would like to say 1st and foremost, i am sorry. i have given this jolts my own. but you have sent a clear signal to the government of the united kingdom must change, and yours is the only judgment that matches. i have heard your anger, your disappointment, and i take responsibility for this loss to all the conservative candidates and campaign is who worked tirelessly. but without success. i'm sorry that we could not deliver all your assets because of as it pa

u. k. and that will only come up with a closer relationship to the repeated union. so do i see the relationship between the u. k. n u and the european union be coming close to over the next few years under a labor prime minister with the labor policy. absolutely. does that indicate that we might be rejoining the blog, i think helps move, you know. all right, so a concession speech of victory speech. what comes next and the coming i was so she threw knock, may have conceded a key stomach may have done evict your speech, but officially still we have to wait until the labor party tip over this will be kind of 326 things which which will officially give them a majority then in the morning we should soon knock. we'll make a visit to the palace where he will officially tend to his brother's resignation to the king who was a head of state, swiftly followed by thomas thomas. who will go be asked to form a government, retentive downing street and make his 1st speech to the nation as a new prime minister of the united kingdom. a busy night in the u. k. and a busy morning comin

u. k. of the only countries that haven't resumed funding the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees after suspending support earlier this year. more than 16 countries have promised to support on rise. it's known during a plunging conference in new york capital, alexander reports from the united nations on the 1st floor as it was announced. 100 countries signed the pledge re affirming that un relief and work agency for posting in refugees known as unreal as being the backbone of humanitarian response in gaza. and the announcement took place on the sidelines of the annual unreal pledge in conference in new york, where the secretary general surge nations to donate. thank those that did and also again called for an end to the war. just remedy saw if you couldn't get any worse seeing gaza somehow, appallingly ceilings are being pushed into ever deeper circles of hell. israel has killed $195.00 unrest staff and bond dozens of un run schools and hospitals during its war on gaza. and roe was facing financial ruin after a campaign by israel to discredit. sh

u. k. ah, the only countries not too busy in funding to the u. an agency for posting your refugees off to suspend an example of how the of the c. well, the 60 countries have pledged other nations to on ro has this thing as a conference in new york. okay. but i was on the, has this with you and it was, it was amount of $100.00 countries signed to pledge, re affirming you in relief. and work agency for posting in refugees known as unreal as being the backbone of humanitarian response in gaza. and to do you know, its meant took place on the sidelines of the annual unreal pledging conference in new york where the secretary general surge nations to donate. thank those that did and also again called for an end to the war just when we saw if you couldn't get any worse. seeing guys that somehow appallingly see feelings are being pushed into ever deeper circles of hell. israel has killed $195.00 unrest staff and bond dozens of un run schools and hospitals during its war on gaza. and row was facing financial ruin after a campaign by israel to discredit and

u. k. are the only countries not to resume funding to the u. n. agency for palestinian refugees on or off to spending support early this year. well, the 60 countries have placed the nation so early as it's known as the conference in new york. gabriel is on the as it's from the you and the 1st floor it was announced over $100.00 countries, signed to pledge re affirming un relief and work agency for posting in refugees known as unreal as being the backbone of all humanitarian response in gaza. and the announcement took place on the sidelines of the annual unreal pledge and conference in new york where the secretary general surge nations to donate. thank those that did and also again called for an end to the war. just when we saw, if you couldn't get any worse, seeing gaza somehow, appallingly see feelings are being pushed into ever deeper circles of hell. the israel has killed $195.00 henri staff and bond dozens of un run schools and hospitals during its war on gaza. and roe was facing financial ruin after a campaign by israel to discredit. shut

u. k. with some constituencies already declared, the only results showed the off position labor party heading for victory as predicted by the pre election for the $650.00 seats up for grabs. and the official exit for projects label would have been full $110.00, which would give the party led back to a storm, a huge majority empowerment. the conservatives look set to lose around $240.00 seats. the democratic party will make some games, but the biggest surprise comes from the populace reform u. k. 40 projected to take as many as 13 feet. the scottish stops football hockey, which has been the 3rd largest, bought us at westminster for a decade. look, set to lose as many as 30 seats suggesting that could be a label resurgence north of the border. as gets more on that developing story, you will see that restrict kado state. oh, joyfully. now in the studio. so great 1st reaction to these numbers. what do you think will i think we should stop by saying that we have to approach this with a little bit of caution because it is indeed an exit polling will have to wait to see across the evening if these p

u. k. elections with a landslide victory despite taking only 34 percent of the popular vote. the central left ponti, well governed with a super majority of 412 out of 650 seats in parliament. that's according to the latest counts. incoming prime minister q, as thomas said, his country was ready for change of the 14 years of conservative party ro i get off the news. i have just returned from buckingham palace where i accepted the invitation from his majesty the king, the full, the next couple months of this great nation. i've been to find the i'll go in prime minister really soon on his achievements as the 1st british asian prime minister of all countries. the extra effort that will have required should not be underestimated by eddie. well, we pay tribute to that today. we may so recognize that education on hall walk, he brought to his leadership, but now off country has voted decisively full change for national renewal, 100 ton of politics to public service. british prime minister keeps thomas speaking, then joining us now from the downing street in london is our corresponden

u. k. elections with a landslide victory. despite taking only 30 for 34 percent of the popular vote, the sent to less policy will govern with a super majority of $412.00 out of $650.00 seats in parliament. that's according to the latest accounts, the incoming prime minister, sexiest dom up said his country was ready for the change of the 14 years of conservative party wrote get off the news. as i have just returned from buckingham palace where i accepted the invitation from his majesty the king, the full, the next couple months of this great nation to find out going 5 minutes to receive food on his achievements. as the 1st british ation prime minister of all countries, the extra effort that will have required should not be underestimated by anyone. we'd pay tribute to that today as we a so recognize that education on hall walk. he brought to his leadership. but now off country has voted decisively full change for national renewal 100 ton of politics for public service. joining us now from the downing street in london is our correspondent, bigot mazda bit, describe the mood for us as curi

it's clear that the labor policy, not only power in the u. k will be more aligned with the democrats, if they, if they win again, particularly with impulse and questions like at nights i and ukraine. but of course, whoever whoever wins into run the brits and will be, will be telling the line with uh, with the united states. no doubt. yeah, it's uh, sort of mid to late evening eva across your beach and see what, what does come from of the european capital, sort of maybe pull reset and london. thank you. let's take a quick look back what led to barton's decision. his age and cognitive decline of taking center stage and recent weeks have many farragut could cost his party the election a white house correspondent, kimberly help it has more or even before he was sworn to office most pools showed americans thought joe biden was too old to be president, after a phonetic 4 years of donald trump. americans were exhausted and eager to slow things down. joseph robin hood, why did you do psalms, an elderly bite and seemed like the solution at age 785, and

u. k. supreme court ruling that said the scheme was unlawful. the conservative government wanted to port the 52000 decide them see because it deemed had entered the u. k. and legally, off in january 2022, but only to failed asylum seekers have gone to rolanda. and this was on the set foot vaulted tree agreement where they were given $3800.00 as an incentive to leave . sonya skates as chief executive of freedom from torture that so you guys house that has supported campaigns and legal challenges against the rolanda scheme and she's joining us live from london. thank you very much for your time. so labor always said that they was crap. this policy, but what might it's alternative look like? because labor has also said that it wants to reduce migration even legal cycle, legal migration. if it says it's proposed best and migration controls, any indication of what that means, a good afternoon. so let's, let's just stop by remembering the people who we are talking about here. freedom from torture is one of the largest store, treatable in taishan centers in the world. and everyday now therapy rooms. we are working with men, women, and children, slaying countries like a dentist on syria. iran, iraq, we

the $412.00 seats, but only about 34 percent of the photo. 12 reform u. k. golden, 14 percent of the vote. but i need 4 seats uh from tony to you because when you case uh, 1st past the post uh system labor wins. as i mentioned, that with around 34 percent of the popular vote. i mean compare that to tony black back in 1997 where he gains just over around 43 percent of the vice. i mean, of course, this is a labor line slide, isn't it? but so there's a problem here when it comes to legitimacy, isn't that? yes, i mean the date is when you come and you just put it last night, is that something majority, but without the something bite shower, it's less than 2 percent higher. then when the the chalet button 29 seeing are obviously bars johnson that the conservatives to huge majority, i think, you know, we're seeing that this and that tool system of best possible price isn't working for most part is across the country. there's also huge support for and that's for reform for propulsion or representation system within the labor party membership. and so it's going to

u. k. suspended support to the agency after israel's allegations that some of his employees were involved in the october 7th attacks. the u. s. is now the only country that doesn't fund on ro, which is considered a critical lifeline to palestinians. i've spoken un secretary general gutierrez and commissioner, lots of other things. we all reassured off to catherine colors independent reviews on the records ensuring they meet the highest standards of the charlotteville and strengthening its procedures, including on fact on the right has access possible smart japan european union in no way have to send out to this government to i can confirm to the house that we all overturn suspension on the funding. well, the government in bangladesh meanwhile, has imposed a nationwide career a few in deployed the army. after days of w, protests, students have been protesting against a quote, a system that reserves more than half of government jobs. for certain groups. the system was scrapped in 2018 but was then reinstated in june. if the news agency reports at least 105 people have died in the unrest, charles stratford has more. the road blocks and running

and there's only an establishment of elite and politically leads that govern the u. k. and we have a deep to say that governs what, what, what, whatever comes to the add to the foreign policy. and no matter how hard no matter how, how much there is a change in the government when it comes to the firm, but as the unfortunately, especially when it comes to palestine, is there any, is governments want to change a lot and this is not the set or price, we have known before that before data summer, but it came to bar. we know that when he came to power, he will not do a lot for change. he will not make any difference because for them it's all, it's all the same. and so what, what does it make you feel when say, for a go king of the bbc broadcasts, they put out a piece in which 24 year old mom with the red down syndrome was field attack my dogs and the piece basically said, or a dog and the beast basically said he died, which is often a refrain to comcast guy news, and rupert murdoch's to tv use. but it made me angry. it made me really angry at that time because i never expect

and so university of madrid, she says elite as of ignoring a key issues the only approach we see from the you and also the u. k. is the in control of, of my migration process instead of managing their migration for those. and so basically the all the channels that i have to get into the, into the labor market close for all these people. and so they are looking for a new economic way of life. and um, basically the approach that they european union, the u. k is given is just to console and to, you know, stop by. and the migration flow, which is something impossible to because migration is, is structural issue is not i go down to others. they all agreed that they had to is 5 days my drawers. they have to control the borders. the only problem is that they escaped. one of the issues on the, on the legs that they also migration policies can boast of which is means i saw you mention it as the main racial management. and also to respect the, the international law firm, i see them well, pos and stuff in the eastern europe are experiencing reco, breaking some of the temperatures, many governments of those people to stay

u. k. who's worked in guys as hospitalization. and the only reason to return from the stuff he's joining us now from london. thank you very much indeed for being with us when you are in guys. and what did you see? i saw much of, of, of what your reports it has just described in, in detail. we're talking about almost the entire population of gaza now forcibly displaced as the results of israel's violent actions across the gaza strip . many of those people have been displaced into an ever shrinking geographical space. and then living, many of them are living in an inmate shift tends to tent size or more robust tents haven't come in and the quantity required they, they, they, they, as we know the, the, the, the volume of, of aid answering god's or is, is pitiful at best that obviously includes access to essential shelter items 10 poles and, and 10 top poland. people living in in, in object conditions forced to live in an object conditions. you combine that, of course, with the horrific water and sanitation conditions. people are unable to access

u. k which we cool for us post opposed and this particular system allowed labor to win by quite a huge majority, but actually only took 34 percent of the entire loads. so um, you know, it, it, it's, it's outdated, it hasn't worked for a long time, but it creates these cooks. so in this particular time, i come and get a kiss, thomas, sorry, got to actually less loose. and jeremy cool button in 2017, which is good, quite remarkable. and we will hoping that it would open the floodgates for number of smaller policies. um, i think the live dentist did incredibly well. but in terms of french parties, you know, fairly well. he's got 5 a seats. this is very, very low number of seats, but it's a critical amount of votes, a shed, some light, 14 percent, which the new kinds of government is basically forced to work with him now. so, you know, the timeline now really is to look 5 years ahead, unexpected coalition between so i'll just bucks in the conservative a new conservative policy. in the meantime. really, we can't really expect so much change you've, you know, you've got that. the policies between these 2 policies were

u. k. and the election sort of more not confident by the with a manual micros policy performing only french votes as well decide whether to give the fall rights power. pick the results of the rental product on july, 7th of consequences for your loss of coverage. the 2nd round of the french elections and i'll just say the india cities are booming, but she didn't, homes and communities across the country lies a deadly bible. as best of the dust from that can fit the data back within the face. all my own, all the moment the new i'm a little more relevant. dozens of countries have banned the toxic mineral, which is about $255000.00 people every year. india, no longer mines is best those, but is the, was largest in photo producing materials for housings to move to cause, leaving workers with the dangerous legacy of god. so judging marginally here on the west, patrick doyle speaking out about the on forwarding health crisis, the they face feels opponents and the was foster growing market for as best as i would categorize the asbestos industry. not just as a as big business, but as a criminal. big

u. k. stopping, it's all supplies, which i don't think would make a huge that it's only the full supply and terms of military equipment. but the timing is interesting. um i want to is, is there a sense that this is a signal as pressure continues to build on as well? the ice seems to jay, the ice t, c. c is about a whitening of the conflict. hey, about how so platform breakdown. so smelters that the charges of british government postponed its decision about the out so class days, right. so they actually continue to support can continue to and send them edition for foreigners or kidding. so it is going on in gaza and they says at the east, very limits off of trying to beyond just fall specific uh kind. so someone who should not to join the bottom or no so probably stays on. so in general i'm, you can see that the rest on government for the simple to is i do all times whatever happens. i mean, it's interesting though, what impact do you think that that would actually have an idea of accidents. i mean the u. k. provides like $53000000.00 a year. the us about 3.8. so that's a huge difference

only about $150.00 seats. the liberal democrat party also projected to make significant gains and the right wing populace reform and u. k. party, as also set to enter parliament. all the results were in dream come true to labor. early exit polls put them streets a huge and deliberate, the tories. a damning defeat as much to the delight of these london crowd as ballot boxes with counted throughout the night they consumed versus desist had received through next and civil to of policy in drugs many flocking to kiss dom is labor policy. thomas, who used to be england's chief prosecutor, is now the prime minister in raising the seas. the next governments free is clear because tonight and around the free web space and the ready for change to the politics of performance over time to politics as public service. but change because right here, because this is your democracy, your community as your future. you have folks, it is now time for us to deliver with the people with supporting labor or simply voting against and other tory 10. many welcome to the new political landscape really appears on i'm just happy to go rid of the tor

clear on is the only to magnitude and organization operates at the scale required in gaza or the phone secretary as members will be aware, confirmed the heist on the 19th of july that the u. k. would reduce the funding to on right on the same, the only minutes with the on ramp permission or general sleep less, we need to understand more from him about the situation on the crime, but also reforms. the under itself is undertaking we also talk about this governments. every so 21000000 pines and new funds to unrest to support its life saving work and gaza on the provision of basic services innovation. little touch smith. thank you mister speaker. mike and i am, we are approved by the death and destruction in gaza. they know what we do. the intermediate permanency spot, an exchange of hostages will put an end to this unacceptable and unbearable suffering. in the meantime, the minister reference this ready governments permits to flood causes with age. the reality is that they are putting in place of a piece of identity instructions. what conversations, how's the government have with israel to ensure that it is and this denial of my savings at frontier for speaker, and i'm gratefu

small they'd be only about 18000000 pounds last year, or that's when i know thank you very much for that. that is malayna vessel of which was what come out with what came out from that u. k. parliament session. thank you. awesome. 9 days of israel's assault on eastern con eunice, it's forces have finally withdrawn from the area and they've left what can only be described as a wasteland palestinians. slowly returning to what missile remains of the hollins, at least a 190000 people were displaced from central and eastern con eunice during the is really offensive civil defense team. so they were covered a number of bodies from neighborhoods that were attacked by his really forces. and at least 200 people still accounted for what we are returning to all home. and may god bless us, says we and do all the suffering. and we do not have any transportation and we went back home because we had no refuge, your shelter? no it, it goes in that i don't know what to i don't know. i'm not even 20 that i'm at what this is, what encouraged us to return to our homes. and by the grace of god, i hope things will be okay. the problem with him and the families and calling you into some morning