u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within nate to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. now let's catch up on a few other stories we're following for you today. 6 people have been killed and one wounded in an attack of a kindergarten in china is gone. gone. providence officials say the victims include one teacher, 2 parents, and 3 children police in the city of the young jungle. the rest of the man suspected of being the attacker. us lawmakers are calling for an investigation into prime a popular energy drink arguing is high levels of caffeine are dangerous for its target market of children. the drink is backed by youtube, stars logan, paul,

u. k. over us shipments of plus to bonus to try to buy them says that relationship is rock solid, at least for a day and a russian. miss aust, dry congress school house in ukraine separation region. the local government says 3 women and one man with kill this i lined up for humanitarian aid. i'm enrolling at pink corporate. so bobby i, one of the, some of those that fuzzy is films makes its debut the feel. okay. welcome to the program, tucking his table the new condition before it will approve swedish membership of nato. as he discovered in the listing range and capitals for the military alliance is late is summer. it's tough. there's present value of time. oh, the one that he's country could agree to sweet is accession if nato countries were also members of the european union, open the way to to each membership of the e. u. president. the comments came before leaving for the field. this where he's due to meet the swedish prime minister of chris to some later today the to day some it comes as na

u. k. and australia over the ashes crickets series the holiday. i would say move very heavy ramos seen down pulls, coming in across me on the res. really have ramped up here in the 200, but i may just refrain in the space of 24 hours. i quite a corporate share. i was making the way a little further. the race was pushing into time. and as we go through 1st i saw them positive vietnam, so them, there was a campaign here. also seeing some live, you shows rochester. i was in the philippines not too bad, but it went to whether will be across northern pulse of body away for the next few days. no big down polls coming in here. january to the north of the equation, but quite a splash of rain as per usual across a good part of southeast asia. now some rain also affecting the fall. so australia, amount to both isn't looking too bad over the next hour. so we can see there's every or of like pressure just spinning through the bytes, throwing in some very strong winds across south australia, pushing over towards the victoria as we go through the next day or so

u. k. and australia over the ashes. cricket sir is coming to taking place in england. australia is 5 minutes to anthony alban easy defended. his t mazda of britain's wishes to not criticize the dismissal of english batsman. johnny bass though during the 2nd test at loads. i'm not just straight up, went on to wind. ro potter explains things as dirty. they have started staying fairly. it is, crease. is he in the rest of england, sorry, prepared for that bus. we actually is test again. so straight here at heading lake, the war woods following his dismissal at load when he was stone software, assuming the board was the longer employee sharing no sort of a bad thing. his teammate jerry rate adding further fuel to the fire and it actually series with emotions already reckoning to boy larva i'd like to think out of though, is it very differently as a team, we want to play a cricket certain way and want to leave a certain legacy prime minister, anthony alba, daisy and he's, but he's counted pod wishy soon at bowling bounces. australia is media has been characteristically bullish. branding then start

u. k. that the current president of the security council and the u. k for the secretary is presiding over the meeting. i spoke to him before the meeting and he said yes, it is a challenge to try and act at speed because they know they have to act to speed and they're all real dangerous. with things like we're telling them as weapons that could be produced. there's some talk of trying to set up with you in an agency role the like b, i a which deals with a tell me can to change the problem they face is the speed of a i n a are development versus the speed of global got governance and trying to get to deal trying to get a treaty for all the countries in the world. well, just look at the situation of st climate change and how long and hard the process is with years and years of negotiations of the same time, of course, of the technology is advancing. everybody point of view k also planning a big summit. at the end of the year, we're going to invite world leaders to the u. k. to discuss these issues, put that to the british foreign secretary, that was the u. k. the right place, given the divid

u. k? is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of rain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore miss using this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and therefore the pressure here is highly needed. the pressure on russia, that's the grain from ukraine can go to the world again. and what can be done. no. and i believe that the most successful is that really countries from africa, countries from legend, america from asia address poaching directly. we have seen that in the last year that it makes a difference if also other countries in the world, not only european countries are calling on pushing and s he is using actually the most vulnerable in the world within this war, by not letting the foods to go to them, this is also addressing them and therefore this common international call is to my point of view. it's so important. on the other hand, we, as europeans have set from the beginning on, we cannot rely on the on pret

you're saying here, but you know, when you get to the bbc is majority of just over 50 percent is majority owned by the u. k. government, you know, about the war in syria over the past 10 years, where many european countries, a nato was directly involved. although the media wouldn't tell you that. um, are you surprised by this? i mean, would you be surprised, but that one of the network channels of the u. k. government will be saying these things about syria to me, it doesn't seem surprising. it's really been doing it for years already. okay. we were not surprised, but we were a trying. okay i'm, i'm not assuming governments, but i'm, i'm, i think that the 2 in government had tried to give the bbc or other media and withdrawing the media. the chance to save it from to see the truth and save the truth, but they decided to, to take the other way. that's.

it's always been like that the west has always maintained a hand getting money control over politics in k u under through politics, vehicle jean economics. the comedy of kenya is largely in the hands of foreign interest. um, lots of slots. so was that the, the colonial uh, administration and an interest have are still up to the under the f one from up to date feud. so on patients are controlled by that. they control the banking sector, for example, the control most of the treat i'm of frequent impressed, including cabinets, interest, if not the a priority to that's the unfortunate part. the good part is that there are sections and functions applied to groups of opinions, who've never given up on their country to find out a consistently and continuously struggling overcome these. uh hey, do monique uh, struggle when i run 3000000 people, lets say 5 percent roughly of can use population are employed in the tourism sector . they've seen their livelihood severely impacted by the protests that the demonstrations, by the way they have const, uh, coincides with the peak of the tourism season. hitt

it's always been like the west has always maintained a hand getting money control over politics in k u under through politics, vehicle into economics. the comedy of kenya is largely in the hands of foreign interest. um, lots, lots of lots that the, the colonial administration and interests have are still actually under the control up to date. fusion and patients are controlled by them. they control the banking sector, for example. the control most of the treat i'm of frequent impressed including cabinets. interest is not the a priority to that's the unfortunate past. the good part is that there are sections and functions and lively so canyons, whoever never given up on their country on data consistently and continuously struggling overcome these. hey, demonic, uh, struggle in kenya by the west. a hard as a job. i've got a massive bloss walk into the streets and south africa's biggest city. we're talking about johannesburg this afternoon. let's show you some pictures here. a stretch of roadway and the city effectively blew up and rock should look at the size of this thing. it's like a h

u. k. in the us that was over the central to today's discussions. and that being at the provision of 3 nuclear pod submarines, there was concern that congress by de milo delay legislation to allow that to happen. uh, the us as a sure to study that this will happen. it will go ahead and astride it, has accepted that assurance not sure. well, so not that this is all part of a, a massive charm offensive in the pacific. we've also had fonts as president emanuel, my crohn. he's been pushing his country's interest in the pacific at the same time . he's been visiting a pen g, but it was yours for lanka, of course, the caledonia. so this region is pretty shocked me up to be a i g of political background for china. i mean, not in states. indeed, sir, i, i say they may have also found some debris from this helicopter. what more do you know about that as well? police have concerned that the last hour started that they have found some debris on the where the helicopter did crashed, and this helicopter crashed last not local time. around 10 30 pm. it was a top p

it's always been like the west has always maintained a hand getting money control over politics in k u under prove politics became team economics. the comedy of kenya is likely in the hands of, for an interest. live swats the one that the, the colonial uh, administration and an interest have are still up to the end of the f one from up to date. you when patients are controlled by that of frequent impress, including cabinets, interest is not the a priority to a yeah. another aspect to this around 3000000 people that some 5 percent of can use population are employed in the tourism sector. they've seen their livelihood severely impacted by the protests. the demonstrations have coincided with the peak of the tourism season. getting hotels, restaurants, and tours. public infrastructure has been shuttered on businesses looted on that's part of us and british trys to make up the bulk of the visitors to the country. locals complained the picturesque indian ocean beaches are empty this year. can you find a lot of these protest spring fear somebody is not free to walk? tourists aren't able to co

let's head over now to the u. k. as to being to go to but i should the vice chairperson of the british clipping his body generally. thanks so much for joining us here at out. the really appreciate it . and so, so many people who come to see the british colonial period is a, a specially dotcom broomfield child to, in history with. so why, why are we seeing the full mouth surely in 5 minutes to speak out in support of those times? do you think it's a very interesting question, isn't it? i mean, australian customize ation, like so many other of the colonial projects of the 18th and 19th century. it was founded on a mass genocide. it was based on, but it was based on the monopoly of advanced technologies, especially advanced weaponry, and it was justified by the midst of racial supremacy this the g still on the paintings. the outlook google straight is reading close and provides almost every aspect of the social, cultural, and educational system in australia still today. and so it's funny, i very deeply into the why the

over this region. united states to pain u, k, canada, etc. they have all be engaging in the very periodic. uh, freedom of mitigation operations in these area and many of those that survey ship sale through the pipe was straight. and these kinds of actions are just the extremes in packing up their stores. and i believe that all those countries that i mentioned had a stake in the piece disability over the power straight area. and they are taking concrete actions to pack up their records. do you not worry that by seeking washington's help, your not caught up in the rock bottom relationship between the us and china and the badging may be about to right. change out pressure on you some k to send a signal to washington. i guess the question is on to endanger, becoming a pawn to be played by both sides. that is also a question. ask frequently in taiwan. in fact, some people here in taiwan argue that the world comfortably is between the united states and china. and therefore, taiwan should thoughts the bullets from these 2 giants and we use stay neutral. but i think the real situation doesn't happ

the meeting was presided over by the u. k. and w, i spoke to the u. k. 4 and secretary as well as the we, we already have structures, we have legal structures. we have the international human rights little and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course, what we need to do is we need to make sure that the staff is always much fit the disease always alive to the emerging challenges. i think you can do that. so nice thing that working internationally will give us the opportunity to do that. but we do need to move quickly, we need to make decisions in for like the son of the multi lot true institutions. but i would, i would suggest that it would be an appropriate for us to focus on just that sold overly focused on that vast caesar risk, of course it is, but we've also seen how damaging this information can be. how damaging widespread fold hacking. so it's not just in the weapon systems, although those all attention grabbing issues, but also in these, in these other areas as well because these weapon systems already exist. there's an israeli company, l

the flames were initially contained over night, but then firefighters lost control u. k. prime minister, risky, so next conservative party has suffered to defeats and by elections in narrowly avoided a 3rd loss. the main opposition labor party one is the biggest bi election victory since 1945 in selby and amc the highlands move forward part the says it will back in smaller, parliamentary, allied, put time to form a new government. the 2 are part of an 8 party progressive alliance that swept the elections in may, thailand's military appointed senates appointed be a military appointed senate, blocked move forward leader of pitts looms or run, rats from becoming prime minister in a vote. last week. the rock has expelled the swedish and basset, or after police install comb allowed a rally where a protest are reportedly stumped on the koran. as follows, an incident in sweden last month when a rocky refugee burnt the koran authorities in the us are investigating delta airlines. after passengers were forced to wait on an idle plane and extreme heat, the plane was stuck on the t

i'm on the, on the cut over as fuel to the u. k. sooner or later. because it's more or less the same problem of hold for old integration and included in the use of legal or not so legal elements, they are extremely radicalized philosophy jihad the elements. and these people are working for the sulfate jihad, the leaders who are in the suburbs of berries for a mock say, for a while and back in brussels, who are in parts of switzerland. so uh, this is the blow back for what happened since at the west as a whole, decided to destabilize parts of west asia, the middle east, especially syria, and now the back and forth with syria. we're going to see people who don't have a job in syria anymore because the radicals in sierra have be not either they are confined to easily or they have been expelled. they're coming back to your and ask them when they come back to paris, what did they do? organized, cries and as traffic of weapons. don't forget that the d. c. d is 5 atlas. they are ready. i'll wash with weapons being clothing weapons coming from ukraine as we

u. k. migration deal with rolanda was cited in 2022 apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe for the country are automatically consisted in admissible asylum seekers. have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda, so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the quotes decision hostile and attention from lots of us and the u. k. so we heard from some of them the client's was already scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about my son. now, that being said, as i sold, they reached protection and safety. and these have for a long grueling to most of the u. k. puts out more pressure for that you case of our minds to suspend that i get a manual that alonda is faulty and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle the a very few days while it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy set because roles is on the phon

u. k. as he faces criticism from nato members over his plans to send cluster bombs to ukraine.

u. k. as he faces criticism from nato members over his plans to send cluster bombs to create a rights group accuses via the really military of subjecting palestinian children to emotional and physical abuse in their detention system. and britain's national broadcaster in crisis. the bbc suspends a high profile presents are accused of paying a teenager for explicit photos. the we be going into an easier where president of hi site has rejected criticism over the mistreatment of black african migrants and refugees. 700 people have been left stranded without food or water for days on the libyan border. they were detained by security forces following anti migrant protest. i just, it was malick train that has this report on the libyan tunisia border. they say they've been abandoned by the world. so when they see our camera, they cheer. they are eager to tell their stories. as i want to know. last week to need unit doherty's round it up and forcibly expelled. hundreds of black sub saharan migrants from the city of fox to the libyan border. they remain stranded in the hot desert with little food an

u. k, that the current president of the security council. and earlier i spoke to the u. k . foreign secretary who was presiding over the security council meeting as well that we do have to keep these things in context on balance. and they all have an amplifying effect to will make things quicker. it will make things cheaper, it will make it easier to do things at scale. and there are huge benefits that we can derive from that in terms of medical research and leave the 18 poverty and a whole load of things will be unlocked. but it will also have the opportunity to amplify the risks and challenges that we will ready face this information, for example, deep fakes research into a weapons technology, which can be very easily done by and on studies factors. and so what we need to do is we need to come together the interaction remote to actually to discuss how we protect all cells from the potential downside whilst looking all the benefits. that's what we're going to be doing today at the un security council. we brief by international experts on this and we'll start off the conversation that will flow into the work that w

u. k. government, you know, about the war in syria over the past 10 years, where many european countries and nato was directly involved. although the media wouldn't tell you that. um, are you surprised by this? i mean, would you be surprised? but the, the, the, one of the network channels of the u. k. government will be saying these things about syria, to me, it doesn't seem surprising. it a little bit. i know you're ready. okay. we were not surprised, but we were a trying. okay, i'm, i'm not assuming governments, but i'm, i'm, i think that the human government had tried to get the bbc or other media and withdrawn media, the chance to save it, folks to see the tools and save the tools. but they decided to, to take the other way. that's why. um, that's why they, they cancel the bbc uh, corresponding and kind of in that into. yeah, i think because it okay after to, after 12 years of war on your yeah. and you, you, you don't, you didn't see the truth and you don't want to see the truth pieces for between. that's why they cancelled everything. yeah, well, i mean, the government at maybe mayb

u. k. migration deal with rolanda was signed in 2022. apparently old asylum seekers. you've got passage to a quote safe. the country are automatically considered in admissible as a saw them say, because they've been sent over wonder whether oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that, and indeed you mentioned the u. n. h c. all they use rwanda, so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the court's decision. house drawing attention from lots of us and the u . k. so we heard from some of them. clients were very scott, if a sensor alonda come to they know nothing about nice. another thing to some of the all as i thought i'd reach protection and safety in the half of them. so i must say you have put out more pressure for that. you have a lot of mind to suspend that. i get a manual that alonda, a small fee of that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle. the other one is hugely important because this is a flagship policy that the court has ruled is on the phone. and i'm delig

u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022. apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe 3rd country are automatically considered in admissible asylum seekers have been sent over one the weather. oh, wait for a verdict on the claims. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda. so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. will the quotes decision, hostile and attention from the best and the u. k. so we heard from some of them are clients who are very scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about. and i say now that being serious, i've never heard all say so they've reached protection and safety and the most that you have puts out more pressure for that. you can go by my to suspend that. i get a manual that alonda a small fee and that shameful view. respect you not a rifle, the a very few. one, it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy that the court has ruled is on the phone.

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u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded less than others. like when you're pregnant governess said the attack states, i humanitarian a distribution point near the front line. coming of 3 women and the mom, ukraine shed pictures of the destruction, which it said was caused by a russian guided missile that struck a school where the residents were collecting aid. rush at the nice deliberately targeting civilians. correspondence in kia nick connelly told us mor

u. k. in the us that was over the central to today's discussions. and that being at the provision of 3 nuclear pod submarines there was concern that congress by de milo delay legislation to allow that to happen. the us as a sure to study that this will happen. it will go ahead and australia has accepted that assurance. police and banjo dash have 5 tea, a gas and rubber bullets during the latest anti government protests that the all positions lanes. the government for soaring food and energy prices. they want the government to be replaced with a cantankerous ministration to insure for elections next year. let's get the latest from doc go without correspondence, 100 challenging time. get you with those huge protests and the streets yesterday. and then this violence took place as a sit in today of the yes, absolutely, that was one of the biggest uh, gathering of the opposition's in many years. at the same time, there was a lot of gathering just few kilometers that way from where the opposition was reg, gavin, by the ruling opposition party. so tension

the meeting was presided over by the u. k. and earlier i spoke to the u. k. 4 and the secretary. well, the we, we already have structures. we have legal structures. we have the international human rights little, and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course, what we need to do is we need to make sure that the staff is always much fit the disease always alive to the emerging challenges. i think you can do that. so nice thing that working internationally will give us the opportunity to do that. but we do need to move quickly, we need to make decisions in for like the son of the multilateral institutions. but i would, i would suggest that it would be an appropriate for us to focus on just spots or overly focused on that vast caesar. risk, of course it is, but we've also seen how damaging this information can be, how damaging widespread fold hacking. so it's not just in the weapon systems who do those all attention grabbing issues, but also in these, in these other areas as well. because these weapon systems already exist. there's an israeli company, l bit which has offices to in

u. k. and supplying long range missiles to ukraine. one potential difficulty was over come on the eve of the stomach when took he's president richard type other one lifted his e along objection to formerly neutral sweden joining the alliance. 31 members will soon become 30 to nato, expending because of the board and ukraine. even as the war exists, pressures the test, it's unity um it's showing a whole elder 0 building something name is no rush as as nate to expansion notice board is mistaken, that ukraine is being manipulated by the alliance to advance its agenda against most go of service but exclusively to body as a head over who is a spokeswoman for the russian ministry of foreign affairs. she so states it doesn't want to crate as a member of the military alliance. yes. okay, and the purse of nata, on what supports for ukraine, you can see here because nature decides not to to include ukraine. what support are we talking about? so what seems to the t agree? a need to members to have been bullying and you're praying to in the, into the western world. at the time whe

u. k. and supplying long range missiles to ukraine. one potential difficulty was over come on the eve of the stomach when took he's president richard type other one lifted his e along objection to formerly neutral sweden joining the alliance. 31 members will soon become 30 to nato, expending because of the board and ukraine. even as the war exists, pressures the test, it's unity and they don't know how l 20 buildings and washes as nasal expansion on its borders as a mistake. and that ukraine is being manipulated by the alliance to advance its agenda against most going on. just give us books exclusively to maria zacko who's a spokeswoman for the russian foreign ministry. she says nato doesn't want your client as a member of the ministry alliance. yes. okay, and the purpose of, i'm not the on what support for ukraine. you can see here because nature decides not to to include ukraine. what supports are we talking about? so what seems to the degree a need to members to have been bullying a ukraine to in the, into the western world. at the time when you're creating costs fo

u. k. and supplying long range missiles to ukraine. one potential difficulty was over come on the eve of the stomach when took he's president richard type other one lifted his e along objection to formally neutral sweden joining the alliance. 31 members will soon become 30 to nato, expending because of the board and ukraine. even as the war exists, press says, the test, it's unity of the whole elder 0 buildings on to the in the saw, russia says an expansion of may. so is a big mistake. foreign ministry spokesman, maria's lack of, of a toll down to 0. your client is being manipulated to advance an agenda against russia. what's my shooting year? i see with regards to russia, they have launched a hybrid will at muse, manager confrontation, sanctions and political pressure against russia. natures involved in military action against russia as where you crane. there's no conflict between us because ukraine has been used by nature and 1st and foremost by the us and great britain as an instrument to influence russia. and china says it's resolutely opposed to nato involvement i

the flames was initially contained over nights, but then 5 flights is lost control u. k prime minister originally. so next conservative policy has suffered to defeats and by elections and narrowly avoided the loss. the may not physician labor policy one, it's biggest bi election victory since 1945 in selby in ein steve. new footage has a matched of the moment, an explosion ripped through a street there and saw the african bloss engine on his back cause major damage of a ton cause and create a huge hole in the road. one pass and died fault the stream is up. next, stay with us, the spain will hold a snap general election on july 23rd. as the conservative people's party looks set for power and coalition with the far right hand the current socialist prime minister, petro sanchez, raleigh, enough support to see of the challenge. follow the screen election on al jazeera, the science of the. okay, you're watching the screen today, we're looking at athletes on activism. here's an example. the is just the clear black lives. the say that was an m b, a video released in june of the

u. k. and supplying long range missiles to ukraine. one potential difficulty was over come on the eve of the stomach when took he's president richard type other one lifted his e along objection to formerly neutral sweden joining the alliance. 31 members will soon become 30 to nato, expending because of the board and ukraine. even as the war exists, pressures the test, it's unity um it's showing a whole elder 0 building something in the saw rush just as the data is expansion, or as bold as, as the mistake of that ukraine is being manipulated by the lines to advance. it's a gen delegate small scale. i'll just say respect exclusively to buddy is a hot over who is a spokeswoman for the russian ministry of florida says she says data, it doesn't what you create as a member of the military alliance. yes. okay, and the purpose of, i'm not the on what support for ukraine, you can see here because nature decides not to to include ukraine. what supports are we talking about? so what seems to the degree a need to members to have been bullying, or you're praying to in the, into the

u. k. and supplying long range missiles to ukraine. one potential difficulty was over, come on, the eve of the stomach, went to his present. richard type, other one, lifted his e along objection to formally neutral sweden joining the alliance. 31 members will soon become 32 nato expending because of the board and ukraine, even as the war exalts pressures, the test, it's unity um it's showing a whole elder 0 building. something name is china says it's resolutely opposed to mesa involvement of the asia pacific region. bang, you envoy, reacted to a nation or communique which we have some support for partners involved in disputes of the south china sea. nature leaders will meet counterparts from australia and japan, new zealand and south korea on the 2nd day of the summit in lithuania. well let's bring it on to a few medic editor james bayes. he's joining us live now from vilnius. and what's the, the mood heading in today to james given such disagreement over ukraine, or yeah, well, certainly, that was disagreements among the nato allies, but there was some very, very toug

a more cautious, as you mentioned in the report, you said over the weekend that ukraine is not ready to join in the middle of the war. the u. k. is pushing for some clear a pos possibly some short cuts um for the suit. you know, the, the relationship is strong, there is a support for you can bought. there are differences in these 2 mainly and these 2 subjects. so special relations of yes, but also hiccups. and even in the british press, there was some news papers. they said the president biden is empty british, so there's something that they would have to to. and when they meet you in downing street very, very soon they are good mass in london. thank you. 6 people including 3 children and i've been told in an attack at a kindergarten in southeastern china police. and the city of the young chung in china, is long dong province have arrested a 25 year old man. suspected of carrying out a knife attack. officials say that one teacher and 2 parents are also among the dead. firearms are banned in china, but the country has seen several incidents of mass stabbings in recent years. corresponded probably and customer has more. with th