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u. k. or the european union, or perhaps even something like blueprint for free speech and australia. oh, you bet there is close cooperation. steven cohen has gone over to england. worked with the. busy w b, whistle blowers of the u. k. and i know the executive director stream like, well, i've been to her house. we work very closely with the u. k. right now there's a conference. it's going to happen in june and greece and i am on assume panel for that, jackie garrick of whistle blowers of. busy america is going over there. so yes, in south africa i coast whistle blowers from there all the time on my part guess whistleblower of the week. so this is the change we're seeing is this interface thing with the international whistle blowers. and we're also providing training which they desperately need because uh, they're about 15 years behind us in terms of whistle blower law. and how about, you know, work with whistle blowers. so those organizations you have mentioned are wonderful and they're, and they're really working hard to kind of bring our whistle blower programs into their countries

i'm thinking particularly of the myriad of whistleblower protection groups in the u . k. or the european union, or perhaps even something like blueprint for free speech and australia. oh, you bet there is close cooperation. steven cohen has gone over to england. worked with the. busy w b, whistle blowers of the u. k. and i know the executive director stream like, well, i've been to her house. we work very closely with the u. k. right now there's a conference. it's going to happen in june and greece and i am on assume panel for that, jackie garrick of whistle blowers of. busy america is going over there. so yes, in south africa i host whistle blowers from there all the time on my part guess whistleblower of the week. so this is the change we're seeing is this interface thing with the international whistle blowers. and we're also providing training which they desperately need because uh, they're about 15 years behind us in terms of whistle blower law. and how about, you know, work with whistle blowers. so those organizations you have mentioned us are wonderful and they're, and

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u. k. or 80 year old lauren hutton, from the us, and 89 year old british actress, judy dentist. these elegant seniors would have been considered old ladies back in the day, but some even struck down the catwalk regularly at my cell. hosta ta expansion shows, and a few are also customers of the fashion designer. i just keep them on the brands to them. a lot of labels still madly pursue this youth craze and only send out young super skinny models onto the catalogue i can. what i think they're behind the time . i have nothing on my end to present my fashion on people of all ages. after all, people of all ages lying back on my york of the photo shoot continues. 71 year old high come out is a former german tv presenter at photo shoots. the senior model often wears a gray wig to look older, but she doesn't think the youth craze is going anywhere anytime soon. god to do is g d. a social media like instagram and really reinforce the youth. christ helps him get this and i'm, i'm, it's still, there's an alternative trend for she to accept diversity. and the fiction here on a nice, you kno

u. k. now blame almost all problems economically on breaks it. whether it's true or not. and this has contributed to this effect of breasts of being so unpopular in the u. k. even ask you would say inflation cost of living crisis is something that also affects other european cry countries. but for the u. k. wrecks, it comes on top of that and makes it even worse. yeah. oliver. do you agree with that? and if maybe you can also paint us picture of what this cost of living crisis looks like for people, you know, 111 huge factor that really doesn't have much of tool to do with breaks that, that we haven't talked about yet. is the cost of housing. yeah, which is bad and a lot of western countries, but it's very is particularly bad in britain because of the tangled of regulations that prevent people from building and also because of the mismanagement of fiscal policy and less trust when she was prime minister. so the mortgage rates on my flats in london doubled in the space of 6 months. we were paying like, found more than a 1000 pounds a month more well, as a result of that, th

u. k has, or the i'll be the a deal to it's a house that is essentially am to, to process asylum applications outside of germany. they say that works for 2 reasons, acts as a deterrent to people. they know that they can't just come to gemini and on on, and let me get asylum straight away. but they also say that that deals with this problem that germany has, which is of the porting field asylum. see, cuz i think last year germany managed to deport right. 12 percent of the people who had decided modifications rejected. and the rest of those people, they stayed at take something like 2 and a half years to the 4 people. and everyone and the political mainstream size that germany needs to get a grip on this semester scene is one way of doing not because if you're a plus application is rejected, then you, you're simply have to that, that's the problem of the 3rd country. the critics on the on say that's what they told me that it takes, it takes years to negotiate these deals. and it's i kind of pseudo solution that doesn't really work because there's no push that actually acts of terror. however, y

u. k is excess or not all firewood parties. if you up do you mind, for example, the end of the european union. don't tell me, let me for instance, pass the depth to had a job for which and this trying to change. do you union comb with the end seems to be much more mainstream than what was expected. and i made a payment in funds also have stuff to work like against them. leave the west making payment, leaving the you picking it, but it sort of again for you, you can get get one party who is on t e u position has not softened. much is germany's alternative for deutschland or the f d. currently, the 2nd most popular party in the country going by opinion polls that party was founded in 2013, in response to the your as own crisis. understandably as fiercely your a skeptic roots, which is held onto, was also developing a broader nationalistic, anti immigration philosophy. if they are still explicitly by the color, i think i'd have sort of not told down the language both towards the opinion. they have to extend regularly tests the pro

u. k is excess or not all firewood parties, if you do mind, for example, the end of the year, can you tell me, let me for instance, pass the depth to had a job for which and this trying to change. do you union phone with them and seems to be much more mainstream than what was expected? and i mean, the pen in funds also has stepped away. like against them, leave the ice maker pay monthly. you're going to, you put unit, but it sort of again for you, do you get one party who's on t e? u position has not softened too much. is germany's alternative to you for deutschland or the f d. currently, the 2nd most popular party in the country going by opinion polls that party was founded in 2013, in response to the euro zone crisis. understandably, it was fiercely your skeptic roots, which has held onto, was also developing a broader nationalistic anti immigration philosophy. they asked to explicitly by the color, i think i'd have sort of not told down the language both 20 you opinion. they at least and regularly tubs, the prospect of a referendum on germany's a membership. it also wants the country to

the us or u. k. 0 rom, oppose a has been sworn in for a 2nd term. it says how for it as president, last month selection, so rama poses party v a n c lose it's absolute majority in parliament for the 1st time. but it's nice struck a deal to form what it calls a government of national unity. and i have a lot of our booth and it has arrived in vietnam. it's the 2nd and last stop on his tour of asia. the russian president wants to prove, he still holds cloud in the east at a time of increasing isolation in the west. and the visit comes as many western countries pushed for closer ties with the vietnam. the trip is peyton's 1st to the country since 2017 and his 5th in total. it's provoked, a sharp with you from the united states embassy in henry, who is accused of war crimes in ukraine. and this follows a rare trip to north korea and a new partnership trumpeted as a major upgrade of relations covering security, trade and investment. it's $35.00 and of course want 8. our defense pledge, north gloria and the former soviet union, signed a comprehensive treat

u. s. or u. k. 2 people have been killed by a was far in re dos. so in the us state of new mexico, the flames destroyed more than 1400 homes and other structures and thousands of people have to be evacuated from the area. strong winds. on the extreme, dr. fueled the fires, the police in britain have made to arrest after environmental activists sprayed. what they said was orange corn flower on stonehenge in england. members of justice stopped oil to face the monument. on the eve of, of the summer solstice, when thousands gathered up the site so that for getting presidents their over, i'm opposed that has been sworn in for a 2nd full term by the countries chief justice in pretoria rom, oppose a is to preside over a coalition government for the next 5 years after his african national congress party, little states, absolute majority and elections last month. this marked a historic turning point ending 3 decades of dominance by the amc party of the late nelson mandela. it has now struck a deal to form what it calls a government of national unity in his

u. k. p. m or she, so an academic elected by the popular vote to be pm in britain will be there though apparently, and these dangerous times when nuclear war is arguably never be nearer. i'm drawing from new york by a former advisor to a successive un secretary general. professor jeffrey sachs is director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the you and sustainable development solutions network. yes of is a special advisor. do you ins, x rays, general cooking on bunkie moon and antonio gutierrez, thank you so much for of as, as expo coming on. you've been pilots in your work trying to allow the weld the need for negotiations on ukraine and gaza. i suppose i have to ask you, given your former advisor to so many governments, why your not more on the circle, mainstream media, you want some kind of blacklist. you're not needed. your voice, these journalists think as well in the united states. so the word negotiation became a dirty word, so they don't want to

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so then sky, who is out to a democracy in u k, p. m, or she. so an academic elected by the popular vote to be pm in britain will be there though, apparently in these dangerous times when nuclear war is arguably never be nearer. i'm drawing from new york by a forward visor to success of un secretary general. professor jeffrey sachs is director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the you and sustainable development solutions network. yes, uh, there's a special advisor. do you insect street general cooking on ben p moon and antonio gutierrez, thank you so much for business expo, coming on. you've been pilots in your work trying to allow the weld the need for negotiations on ukraine and gaza. i suppose i have to ask you, give them your former advisor to so many governments. why your not more. on circled mainstream media, you want some kind of black.

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u. k. head of thursday is election this 2nd or need to a cost of living concerns. but on the ground, public attitudes vary depending on age where people live and their political leanings. i'll just do is pull ben and reports from the southern port town instead of the migration lower immigration, which i think migration, migration, migration. this should be the immigration election migration matches to british voters in the last 6 years. 120000 people have made the dangerous crossing on small boats from friends to present. mentioned migration in this election. and these are the images of many u. k. voters will visualize. it's kind of a role sas tests. these images that we see very much of images of migrants arriving, being arrested by the vote. of course. besides the liberal people, the 5 rights and board is what they see there is desperate refugees seeking a place of safety. risking their lives, besides the conservative say, is people exploiting a weakness the board and not being secure rose being broken in both cases. these are sincerely how deeply held social val

u. k. on and the app or in particular saying that we've got your back and this is, this is the way we see things developing in this region. clifford coon and always appreciate your perspective, many tanks to well, one of the world's largest religious gatherings has begun in saudi arabia. this year, over one and a half 1000000 muslims gather in mecca for the harsh pilgrimage, but with extreme heat. now a health concern authorities are trying to lighten the impact by installing air conditioning, another mattress, and following a saudi royal decree to host 2000 palestinian pilgrims. the government has warned against what it calls political activity or worship has got the cub. the hulu is trying in islam, but saudi arabia's grand mosque. hundreds of thousands of travel tier from all over the world for the annual hodge pilgrimage. and this year some pilgrims extending the press to fellow muslims in gaza. the i hope outside a if every day i what happens we 2 in gaza. the ongoing meal prevents most citizens from being able to leave the territory and travel to america. and i've had them number as we wou

u. k. the wiki leaks found or is expected to plead guilty to violating us espionage law, is now on his way to us pacific island. also coming up, germany's for mr. says the palestinian authority should play a role in post war garza, emily and a 5 fair buck as on her 8th trip to the middle east since the october 7th terrorist attacks last year. and it's really authority step up demolitions being occupied, east jerusalem in the wake of the october. some tax please have an exclusive report on how the move is ratcheting up tensions there even for the blow and terry martin, thanks for joining us. julia sondra has flown out of the u. k. after agreeing to a plea deal, which will see him go free. the wiki leaks founder is being moved to the northern marianna island as in the pacific where he is expected to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. son was warranted for publishing classified us military files on the with the leaks platform, which he founded in 2006. and he had been fighting expedition to the us and britain where he spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. it's a sanchez,

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or casa, the hello and terry martin. thanks for joining us. julie. the song has left the u. k. under a plea deal with united states, the way he likes founder will appear in court in the northern marianna islands in the pacific. he's expected to plead guilty to violating us espionage law. the song was wanted for publishing classified military files on the wiki leaks platform, which he found in 2006. he bought extra addition to the us in britain where he has spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. a 14 year fight for freedom is finally pots and end after julianna's song agreed to us. please deal people to the plane on monday, the found to the us tirade trade of the know the mariana islands in the pacific that will go on to return. the ones fugitive to his native australia. his brother said the family was overwhelmed. i'd been speaking to him this week and just go through all the details with him and you know, very anxious, very excited. and he's looking forward to spending time with his family and, and think for a been able to have the sun shine on on his i see that the

they very interesting points as well as any web or political commented or live from the u. k. thank you very much. thank you. all right, well let us cross no to annoy, were our t correspondence. donald cord her joins me not. we were just discussing the problem or putting that question and answer session there. i'm gonna do this last 3 days at don't put the last hour or so some very interesting answers at from the russian liter is yeah, definitely. there were a lot of good interesting questions journal escaped the russian president, especially after this very significant, very historic, a political tour that the russian present made 1st to the dpr k. and now to hear where we are right now in vietnam. and i think the, the, the main subject that was probably one of the most important ones during this question and answer regarding the agreement, the new agreement on strategic cooperation that vladimir putin signed with the leader of the dpr. take him john on because it had a has a clause there that says that in the event of aggression against one of the signatories, the other signa

u. k. and, and the app or in particular saying that we've got your back. and this is, this is the way we see things developing in this region. clifford coon and i always appreciate your perspective. many tax nato defense ministers have agreed that the alliance will take more of a role in coordinating military a to ukraine. the decision follows a meeting of the trans atlantic alliance at nato headquarters in brussels, fletchers for bilateral assistance will continue to be organized through a us led group of some 50 countries. nato will now take over some of the logistics for delivering that support and training nato head against oldenburg. it says the mission will be headquartered at a u. s. military base in germany, and involve almost 700 staff. these efforts do not make nato a part due to the conflict, but they will enhance our support to crane to uphold its right to self defense. more on this new meeting now from dw corresponded terry schultz in brussels. terry, this new natal operation called the security assistance and training for ukraine will be loca

they can strike up to 550 kilometers into russia and down even to the capital of moscow, or the u. k. and funds supply bes myself and have supported potential attacks on vasa. washington is also admitted the gave approval for the key of to use its weapons against limited territories. over the past few weeks, ukraine came to us and asked for the authorization to use weapons that were providing to defend against this aggression, including against the russian forces that are massing on the russian side of the border and then attacking into ukraine. and that went right to the president, and as you've heard, he's approved use of our weapons for that. for that purpose and going forward. we'll continue to do what we've been doing, which is as necessary, adapt and adjust. and that, as i said, has been a hallmark of our engagement. it will continue to be our ukraine's west and back cuz should think carefully about the allowed key up to use the weapons to stride directly at the russian territory. and that's a warning of this week. from black, been put in, in response to resend escalate tree rh

if we're confused to the power of psychology in blocking climate action on out you soon or the u. k. is set to vote in a general election this week called by prime minister really soon. ok, who's conservative party has been in power for 14 years. polls suggest his rival labor leader care summer could replace him. so what are the issues and how significant is this election? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm getting you navigate on the okay goes to the poles on thursday, july.