u. k. out. and now they've gone in some kind of like the u. k. is kind of the camp on them right for american health, around the world we discussed in the 1st part of the program going into the black, the maybe doing it for the showing their value. ok. because their influence obviously over the lease diplomatically as non existent anymore. so, i mean, and now we have a small number of countries within the u, dictating the direction of it. and, and i would say that the in the u. k. is role is it's more symbolic than anything else. i mean, the symbolism is really humiliating. every step of the way here and then you have paralysis in europe. so again, i repeat my position, why should the russians particularly care if they are good, they need to do with counter nato. the rest of it is internal injury and european problem. go ahead markers. what is lamentable pizza is when britain finally withdrew from the european union. there was, i'm perhaps this is a minuscule window of opportunity for an improvement between the european union and russia. because

u. k. out of this crisis, mat hancock has resigned after he broke the very rules himself opposed on the country with this inappropriate make out fashion caught on camera. that's not his wife. by the way, i'm writing to resign a 6 to re states the health and social can. we've worked so hard as a country to fight the pandemic. the last thing i would want is for my private life to distract attention from the single minded focus that is leading us out of this crisis. i want to reiterate my apology for breaking the guidance and apologize to my family and loved ones for putting them through this. for sound of this turn of events isn't exactly a surprise dominate. cummings, for johnson's former chief aid has been telling just about anyone who will listen, how incompetent the government's been during this pandemic. in february, the prime minister regarded this was just a sketch story he regards and he described it as the news wind for the family. of all, tens of thousands of people died who didn't need

u. k. out of this deal, having any agreed it last weekend. so that all i would totally agree with george some really big issues here. i just don't think amazon is the stumbling block that should stop as doing the best we can. can i also agree with georgia something. there's a lot of negotiation to go here. now i know that negotiation process i have spent far too many hours in the basement with the cd in paris, where the negotiating table literally are. they are on the ground and shatteau in the outskirts of paris. and i was heavily involved in the last 20132015 literally in the room. and there will be those rooms again, you know, so i might end up back. but the point is that actually the devil is in the details . and in this case, the devil is going to be around the accounting. what is a profit margin? what is turn over? large companies, high tax figures in 3 statements in their accounts, not just one. the most people seem to think it's in the income statement, but it isn't. all of these technical things need to be taken into account. very fe

u. k. so both germany and the u. k. of come out very in a very strong posture, a couple of factors for the u. k that i haven't mentioned were that also 70 trade deals that were in place with the e u. private breaks it lives trust the, the british trade secretary, she have now secured 66 trade deals. so that's one of the reasons for things coming out so well in the u. k. m, for germany. it's that the vaccination program has finally yes, caught up with that. that was quite brilliant. actually in the u. k. that's one of the reasons for the euro's own bounce back. finally, hillary, i have about 30 seconds for this, but the e. c. b actually released a study on wednesday that said men suffered bigger job loss across the years due to this pandemic. and this is actually surprising because you would imagine women are generally employed in the sectors that were most effected by shut down quickly. what happened there? where you are, right? because the women usually in the personal service sector and that of course was on the total down throug

k bid. i'm, i think probably not, we don't want to get it out in dribs and drabs. if i, if i may. u. k prime minister voice johnson. i was going a couple of questions there at the g 7. some, it's now we have team coverage of the g 7 summit close in statements. i'm joined here in the studio by did of use chief international editor richard walker from the summit venue in cornwall, england via w correspondent, alexandra one knob and alexander. let me stop if you, what you may call prime minister johnson's take on the summit. while of course, his message was very optimistic, but that's what was expected. he was the host of the summit, very interested in this summit, being a huge success. and we really have to say that what was excellent at this meeting, he and cornwall was the atmosphere among the g 7 leaders. and this is of course, due to the arrival of the new you as president joe biden medical told us that she was very happy to welcome him to europe. and she was very happy to hear that the you ask is back that you ask is again, committed to working together friendship, my president in

u. k. set out to do. but it turns out that divorce wasn't as seamless as some might have hoped. shipping agents like rob holloman are still struggling with the new reality. as red tape continues to put off, the drivers traveling between britain and the u. many are asking themselves how much more they can take. is it curtains for britain's logistics firms? there's almost nothing young haven't transported from here in east london, a company transports everything from food, stuff to tool. their operations are perfectly orchestrated. and rom, holloman is something like the conductor, only now he's watching musicians leave in, drove a lot of a with bricks in the i'm certain whether they'll be you to be welcome and it doesn't face about how much reassurance is offered. yes, we need these guys here and i've got a work that is not reassure them enough and a lot of them are disappearing back to the native land for extended periods all for good. for decades, british logistics companies have attracted truckers from the e u. but ever since brags it came into effect many no longer want to wo

u. k. set out to do. but it turns out the divorce wasn't as seamless as might have hoped. shipping agents like rob holla, men are still struggling with the new reality. as red tape continues to put off, the drivers traveling between britain and the u. many are asking themselves how much more they can take. is it curtains for britons, logistics firms? there's almost nothing young haven't transported from here in east london, the company transports everything from food, stuff to tool. their operations are perfectly orchestrated. and rob holloman is something like the conductor, only now he's watching, you've musicians leave in, drove a lot of a certain weather. they'll be tv to be welcomed and it doesn't face about to have us reassurance. is that? yes, we need these guys here and i've got a work that is not reassure them enough and a lot of them are disappearing back to the native land for extended periods all for good. for decades, british logistics companies have attracted truckers from the e u. but ever since brags it came into effect, many no longer want to work in the u

u. k. set out to do, but it turns out the divorce wasn't just seamless, so might have hoped. shipping agents like rob haldeman are still struggling with the new reality. as red tape continues to put off the drivers traveling between britain and the u. many are asking themselves how much more they can take. is it curtains for britons, logistics firms? there's almost nothing young haven't transported from here in east london, a company transports everything from food, stuff to tool. their operations are perfectly orchestrated. and rob holloman is something like the conductor, only now he's watching his musicians leave in, drove a lot of a certain pay of whether they'll be to be welcomed and it doesn't face about how much reassurance is. yes, we need these guys here and i've got a work that is not reassure them enough and a lot of them are disappearing back to the native land for extended periods all for good. for decades, british logistics companies have attracted truckers from the e u. but ever since greg that came into effect many no longer want to work in the u . k. you know

u. k for his 1st foreign trip as the u. s. president. these are the latest pictures out of the u. k. u. c. u. s. president and his wife walking alongside the u. k. prime minister and his wife bores johnson. of course, hosting the g 7 leaders meeting which is to begin tomorrow. a 1000 to mourners have filled streets in the occupied westbank city of ginni and for the funeral of 2 palestinian intelligence officers. they were killed along with another palestinian during.

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u. k for his 1st foreign trip as the u. s. president. these are the latest pictures out of the u. k. u. c, the u. s. president and his wife walking alongside the u. k. prime minister and his wife bores johnson. of course, hosting the g 7 leaders meeting, which is to begin tomorrow for thousands of mourners have filled streets and occupied westbank city of ginni and for the funeral of 2 palestinian intelligence officers. they were killed along with another palestinian during a raid by is really forces on thursday and, and is really court has respond to hearing in the case of for palestinian families facing force displacements from their homes until one neighborhood and occupied east jerusalem earlier is really forces attacked the palestinian protesters who are demonstrating outside the core. it's 350000 people are now living in famine and ethiopia were torn t gray region. the un humanitarian chief has warning the situation there is going to get much worse. around 5500000 people in the region are grappling with high levels of food insecurity. they reach famine now. there is famine now in cheek re t

u. k said out to do. but it turns out the divorce wasn't a seamless a. some might have hoped. shipping agents like rob holloman are still struggling with a new reality. as red tape continues to put off the drivers traveling between britain and the u. many are asking themselves how much more they can take. is it curtains for britain, logistics firms? there's almost nothing young's haven't transported from here in east london. the company transports everything from food, stuff to tool. their operations are perfectly orchestrated. and rob holloman, it's something like the conductor. only now he's watching his musicians leave in, drove a lot of a to reflect that they uncertain whether they'll be tv to be welcomed and it doesn't matter how much reassurance is offered. yes, we need these guys here and i've got a work that is not reassured them enough and a lot of them are disappearing back to their native land for extended periods or for good. for decades, british logistics companies have attracted truckers from the you. but ever since brags it came into effect, many no longer want

u. k. now joined the u because in looking out for the countries of the global south, i think it's a very good development very much. okay, well demonstrative unity. warm words are relaxed, atmosphere generally is the coolest geology we're seeing. simply the hope of a post trump era, or is it a reflection of real substantive policy agreements? well, both, i mean like you've probably also seen these images from the g 7 meetings with donald trump, with an attendance to everybody's rotation. it was a very unusual way of offending the summer meetings by and then you, you as president and joe biden is somebody everybody knows the united states are back in a stronger position. they cannot make recoveries. strong, vaccine campaign has gone well. and joe biden is, well, 1st of all, he's a, he's a man, you can deal with a man of his word. and it's somebody who will listen to his allies around the table, as you can see, by the way, from the choreography of the coming days. it's now going to be nato, then you and only then is he going to meet the russian president. so the western world has come together

u. k. hunting, rolling out the primary school. when's vaccination program? many years now? less though, where i work, where i am at the moment as the one of the status of that. and also seen in austria in the us now also instituted as prime school vaccination program at the time it took the children from severe disease, but also the adults have contact with as well. so that kind of overlaps with what the previous speak has been saying. but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy adults to those children guessing, among the complications that we are seeing as far as some of children. how dangerous is the weight for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean those are still poverty. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the priority because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently, but children do transmit to the inside. shed hybrid is just as long as adults and you don't detect the transmission because often more infe

u. k hunting, rolling out the primary school. when's vaccination program many years now? less to where i work, where i am and moment as one of the status of that and also in austria in the u. s. now i've also instituted this private school vaccination program at the time, pete, it took the children from severe disease, but also the adults have contact with as well. so that kind of overlaps a bit with what the previous speaker has been saying, but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approach is more wide and you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy idols, which are those children guessing, among the complications that we are seeing as far as sort of children. how dangerous is the weight for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean those are still the priority. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the rest of the policy because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently. but shouldn't do transmit inside us shit. high dollars, which is the same as adults. and if you don't detect the transmission b

u. k. set out to do. but it turns out that divorce wasn't seamless, so might have hoped. shipping agents like rob halimon are still struggling with the new reality. as red tape continues to put off the drivers traveling between britain and the u. many are asking themselves how much more they can take. is it curtains for britain's logistics firms? there's almost nothing young haven't transported from here in east london. a company transports everything from food, stuff to tool. their operations are perfectly orchestrated. and rob holloman, it's something like the conductor. only now he's watching his musicians leave in drove a lot of a certain, whether they'll be you to be welcomed and it doesn't matter how much reassurance is offered. yes, we need these guys here and i've got a work that is not reassure them enough and a lot of them are disappearing back to their native land for extended periods all for good. for decades, british logistics companies have attracted truckers from the e u. but ever since brags that came into effect, many no longer want to work in the u. k. y

u. k. voters, one out of the european union, the 2nd largest economy in the world. the only absurd things that we wouldn't even think to observe. we didn't ask her to observe the space. well, we started going through, david cameron had done a many press conferences during that time. and there was one line is something he said it's right that we're suspending campaigning activity in this referendum and everyone's thoughts will be with joe's family, with our constituents. at this terrible time, she noticed that throughout the year that she was deserving people. and people came on line and they said, i'm thinking of voting for an exit. if they had a network of people around them, friends and family, who calmly talked to them about why we should have a remain and what the consequences would be over time. that network was effective in winning these people over to remain if they kept the dialogue going. but once people weren't talking anymore, a certain percentage of those undecided people would then go exit based on what she had noticed in the past. so she applied that a

the home office that it will try to improve the scheme and pointed out that the overall number of children seeking asylum and the u. k. has actually fallen out the same time. patel has called for the removal of social media posts that glamorize dangerous migrant crossings from europe and a letter through social media company. she said videos promoting lethal crossings were unexceptional. earlier we discussed the issue with immigration virus there. robert parkin and former home office minister norman baker. well, you have to be, you have your friends, i'm in the u. k, there might be something that's been on the company. things on the plane provide me that there might be but it's not going to prevent people not going with the underlying fantasy to take a look at the question is which specific countries response groups in relation to this to take off the proceedings, the encounter shoes can continue to bear brown making sense of the call come or should that be britain? recently 3, they should be different because the government, complacent on the matter. i'm principal, tell, appear to want to blame social media operator

out across the board. and there was a study recently in the u. k. same that 4 out of 10 employee wants to work for somewhere that has a meaning. and over a 3rd of people don't want to work for a company that doesn't have any meaning to that work. and i think this is very hard for the manufacturing factor in the u. s. which has been very off the plan demik supply chain concerns are really the biggest concern of the business is right now. and so the double whammy is people that want me and they're. busy going into the manufacturing sector now you put on people that you layer on top, the supply side problems that they're having through the supply chain. and that is causing a lot of difficulties for your basic kind of companies with a basic kind of, you know, proposition. but i did see this very interestingly, i used to work as you know for g and i was in the offices while ago with a project. and i saw a big poster and it had an industry and i mentioned the clients. busy of the industry that, that need to them, but it was literally a woman that was doing

also coming out the u. k. it's how secretary stuff down over an affair with a colleague. my hancock was picked up, breaking his own current virus, ruled by kissing and 8 the ah hello, i'm here. the mohammed hopes of fading that any more survivors will be found in the rubble of the collapse apartment complex in florida. now reports have emerged about an engineer warning of major structural damage to the building 3 years ago. so far, officials have confirmed 5 death, but more than 150 people of are still unaccounted for. a makeshift memorial has sprung up in the sub at the south side to the scores of people engulfed in the rubble of the collapse department block. search and rescue teams are working around the clock, probing they weigh agonizingly slowly through the shifting mountain of debris. a fire burning deep beneath the rubble is complicating efforts. all of our we see the needle routed onto the structure. so you've seen it in and out and unfortunately. busy we haven't flare up so that and this is not accessible. so those, those are the difficulties. that's another cha

u. k. are ditching emoji is not out of some fear of looking like boomers when they use them, but because of sexual harassment concerns, me need the the the ah a total nonsense. you're texting a friend or a pal and put a little kiss or heart and all of a sudden that's an appropriate and it's being policed by bosses. if the belief needs to be given special protection from themselves, then they probably aren't in the most appropriate job when needed to stand up to criminals. and those who really do intend hom yet again, the police seem to get their primary job is to protect the public, not themselves from each other. i brings up today check out more by adding to a website onto dot com. oh, the look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings. accept where's the shorter the conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. the point obviously is to great truck rather than fear i would take on various jobs with artificial intelligence, real summoning the theme a

u. k. before reestablishing relations with nato out there is to promote to get to james bay's report from number the. from the moment he touched down in the u. k, on this, his 1st international trip president biden was laying out his central message. we're going to make it clear that united states is back. and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future. that were committed, the lady was strength, defending our values and delivery for our people. at the g 7 meeting in carmel, a range of issues were discussed from cobit 19 to climate change. but what was most noticeable was the tone after 4 years of tweets and tantrums, in brussels, at nato, and that the you, other nations were appreciative. they no longer had to 2nd guess what their most powerful ally would do next. when mr. president please, to western europe in brussels. you have back in a very much on the global, seen the scenes of unity a so very different from the trump era would have been watched very closely in moscow and beijing. no one has gotten more sat

u. k. london. lack of police, thanks to nations, isn't the only pandemic related criticism being led to the british governments door u. k. hell, separate him out. hancock has been branded a liar trying to rewrite history of the he denied nationwide shortages of personal protective equipment while speaking before parliamentary inquiry into the covert crisis. i don't deny it all the, with the challenges in individual areas, there was never a national shortage of p p because if the action that we took on hancock was being scrutinized over the government handling of the 1st stages of the pan damage, it stands accused of failing to ensure sufficient stockpiles of p b hospitals said to have endangered the lives of n h s stuff. some health workers were photograph making their own gowns out of been bags. the government also accused of chaotic. p. p. a procurements. costing billions extra to the state budget. the authorities have defended the cobra policies. jefferson of you guys, doctors association told us this now far greater distrust at the an h us. i think it's very hard for us to have trust in my call is in the same breath need also denies the fa

u. k. or do you figure out some miraculous way to sort of regionalize there, the manufacturer of these vaccines that would seem to be a smart, adroit way to deal with it. but the cost is gigantic and speaking of costs, once you put this into some sort of context, we're talking about a $3500000000.00 outlay for the united states. just the state of illinois where i live is the beneficiary under trump latest and demick really plan of 7500000000. there's one fighter jet that though. busy all of the us military is now purchasing the f $35.00, that's $405000000000.00. so this is really a drop in the bucket when it comes to the resource is not say, a china, of course, has been a major coven vaccine supplied to much of the developing world. is this an attempt also by the u. s. to catch up with china, and if so, why? oh, of course, it feels that and knows it's part of hard. china and russia is 2 great international competitors have beat it to the punch when it comes to helping other countries. it's why you have this american government wine would fight and repeated today about no strings attached to eve

the fall that we're doing that again, i thought citizens rights were supposed to be sorted out between the u. k. and the following breaks that, that's not the case. well, coffee they was hit out, but we have to remember that countries can impose different residency rules. and that's what's happened here with countries such as the u. k. and france have very tough rules in place. now it was agreed that europeans living in the u. k. m. persons living in countries across the you would have the right to remain post bricks it as long as they registered in time. and if you've just said a, for some of those countries, the deadline is next week. let's just take the u. k. there are millions of europeans living there. several 1000000, many of them have applied for residency for so called settled status, but there were still 400000 cases that haven't yet been sorted. and on top of that campaign, as a warning that another 150000 people who happened even applied for whatever reason, which means that they could well lose all their rights. and that is really worrying those campaigners they wouldn't be able to

u. k. or do you figure out some miraculous way to sort of regionalize there, the manufacturer of these vaccine that would seem to be a smart avoid way to deal with it, but the cost is gigantic and speaking of costs, once you put this into some sort of context, we're talking about a $3500000000.00 outlay for the united states. just the state of illinois where i live is the beneficiary under trump latest. and them really plan of 7500000000. there's one fighter jet that though all. busy of the us military is now purchasing, they have $35.00 that's $405000000000.00. so this is really a drop in the bucket when it comes to the resources. i mean, i'd say a report by the un and agencies says that 350000 people in ethiopia as t gray region are either facing or living in famine. conflicts in the area has been going on since november when, if europe government forces into the region, mohammad dough reports, it's a good day. foster huggers on the hot sun. they've just received their share relief food brought in by the united nations world food program. it's the 1st delivery of aide that received in months

u. k. certainly the big prize of course is to secure that us trade deal. what would you say the u. s. is looking for out of this bilateral meeting because u. k is no longer the conduit to europe, that it once was within this meeting for the us. you're absolutely right that you no longer has importance to us now that it's left to you. at the same time, it remains important, not least in nato had indeed made the biggest thanks for joe biden are. but he wants to show, but after the disruption of the trump presidency, that the us and the you have to deed a democracy is more generally, are much, much closer. and more united is in standing up to have the aggression her father in russia. or indeed, the geopolitical rivalry with authoritarian china. so his big agenda is much wider than that. and britain plays a role in so far as it can support us policy in this area. the crucial thing is securing the support all, all the european allies. and in that respect, you know, obviously he's a breath refresher after the antagonism of donald trump and he will be welcomed normally by european leaders and have a japanese a

u. k. to another part of the u. k. northern ireland, that's cause tension for mr. johnson at home. a lot of criticism over it and the u . k is now thinking about pulling out of parts of that protocol. so that's where the tension comes in. the latest tension, it may sound trivial, is about sausages and whether they can be why they can't be imported from the mainland to northern ireland. it's not trivial. there's a real danger that this could become a problem for peace in ireland and certainly could sour some of the relations that take place during this meeting and cold. okay, thank you so much. and james mays reporting from the u. k. while european union leaders have been speaking about the week ahead, including how they plan to address russia, russia will be one of the men took peach. g 7 partners share similar views on russia, disruptive activities. you condense, illegal, provocative and disruptive russian activities against you. it's member states and beyond. all thousands of mourners have failed street to me. occupied westbank city of janine for the funerals of 2 palestinian intelligence officers. they were killed along with another palestinian during

out there right after witness lewis. johnson will host world leaders at a u. k. coastal town for the 2021 g 7, summit corona virus, vaccines and carbon emissions will be high on the agenda. but with roster in china out of the loop, how much progress can be made in tackling the global issues of our time? the g 7 summit on alex's era. this is the up in the judge. i do need to get the go button puts on that and i i, i just feel like when i get back to me in the me oh the the me ah ah, i agree 1st and foremost to say i could defending your my by an in the fact that by sappy, don't full shall lead the black gate and lead to the seller, but that's, that's the mm hm. the the the, the, the the, the the the me get back to the the the local news for the fee in serious medical. okay. healthy i meant to do it with the i i would be additional because the question did to punch jokey and juggle up digital to too much help me out for my child to be get under my ship. there will be one i didn't need and i want and i got the deal and you got say i being in a manager dropping my l