u. k. policing. i'm going to start right here on my laptop, looking at racial disparities in policing compared to white people. black people in the u. k. r 8.9 times more likely to be searched 5.7 times more likely to face forth by police. now, anyone who's luck valley's been growing up in u. k for the past couple of decades. you could easily think whereas that ages ago, that's not now. but if you look at the very bottom of that source, it's 2021. levi. what is going on with the police right now, and interactions with the public, particularly black and brown, and my ne, while at the moment, the topic policing, black and minority ethnic communities are experiencing, especially young people, is causing a lot of tension. because as you've shown the disparities around stopping search and the use of force, that includes how cases use, etc. it gives the impression that police are like an occupying force and not a service. and as a result of that trust and confidence is the lowest, it's been for a good decade. in fact, it was an improvement after the macpherson inquiry into the death of steven lawrence and the subsequent recommendations and mon

case that these applications will be dealt with and they will be expected to make their way to the u. k. r, as in this potential plan on behalf of the us in which they would take people who are applying for visas to 3rd countries while they process those visa applications . is this something that gives you hope, or is this something that you know gives you more worry? is there a concern that potentially you could go to a 3rd country and be stuck there for much longer than you had anticipated? so it can do a few questions and disregard so ok. if they evacuate this, the desert has been mentioned, some action countries. ok other 1st the stage when they gave us the duke entry day vac withers. ok. who would be and who would be responsible for our accommodation? who would be our living cost? because we have kids, we would have no job going into the country. we would have no house. we have to pay for the rent we have for many other expenses. are we going to get to pick all this is sponsibility, or be gone a p, as all this living costs, one part, and the other part is a key. evacuate as to the 3rd

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u. k and the u. r. u. s. a congressional committee has heard emotional testimony from police officers present at the january. the 6th attack on the capital building in washington d. c. they've been speaking about the verbal and physical abuse. they say the suffered during the insurrection. a former close ally of pope francis is on trial in the vatican for the less financial crimes he along with 9 others is accused of extortion. embezzlement and money laundering on soon reigns in bangladesh have triggered a landslide of the world's largest refugee camp, killing at least 6 people. it happened that could have a long camping cox's bizarre. it's home to more than a 1000000 range refugees from me and law. most of the victims were children. those are the headlines. the news continues and all just after inside story, goodbye. news. news. news. news june is here fall under a new dictatorship, the president in 50 active lawfully when effects the prime minister and put a freeze on parliament. the biggest political party

another lockdown for a for a long time, because the case, it will be so high shot edwards dashti, r t u k. london, southern people and thailand have tested positive for 2 different strains of carpet at the same time. health official say the both the alpha and delta strains why detected in those individuals. while the delta barrier was 1st identified in india on is believed to be the most contagious. so far, it is now spread to more than $100.00 countries around the world with the w h o predicting. it will become the dominant strain globally in the coming month. meanwhile, here in russia, the delta strain now accounts more than 90 percent of new carpet cases. i'm quoting to statistics with more on how health care was because the dealing with this new challenge, his anton krislofski in the latest installment of his documentary epidemic. look, and i'm to bad group them to bad. it's an empty space out there, a small one hero, $1347.00 bad. i hoped i would never come back here again. we are at a hospital again and here again, are these demps crops? the how did the hospital start to fill up? do

but axing of face mosques, social distancing, and q r codes comes amid a 161 increase in u k. cases over the last 2 weeks. why? well, while bar johnson did give a full speech defending the move, it falls neatly into the pattern of screeching u turns made by the british government, coven, wise. i would stress that schools are safe, primary schools, secondary schools, and colleges across england must move to remote permit provision from tomorrow. it is my strong and sincere hope that we will be able to review the outstanding restrictions and allow a more significant return to normality from november at the earliest, possibly in time. for christmas. we've heard previously from, from chris with he and others that april, april 5th, easter we really are confident the things will be very, very much better. obviously, we'll try and bring that date forward this very freedom day. in fact, had been promised to come a whole month earlier on june 21st. since today i cannot say that we have met all our 4 tests for proceeding with step 4 on june the 21st. i think it is sensible to wait just a little lo

r company. public relations firms. many of them based in the u. s. and the u. k. make a lot of money trying to make governments look even authoritarian wise clients of those firms can be found in washington, d. c. re odd. tel aviv bay j among others. but one region where the industry is on the rise is africa. we've seen it shadow we saw exposed in rwanda, cameroon, zimbabwe, south africa. and those are just the stories that we know about. since p r operatives ply their trade behind the scenes out of camera range. usually that is the listening posts. ryan, cause now pulls back the curtain on the secret of world of p headliner for the wind injustice minister jack february 2021. rhonda is just this minister johnson b. c. a is in the hot seat on al jazeera upfront. he's there to address the ongoing trial of a well known rwandan dissident who claims he was kidnapped and forced back to the country. paul was up again, a got on a plane and he was going to burn the what he ended up in wanda. instead, how to get there more than enough rise in galley blaine. me interview wit

r a fighters during the period known as the troubles. the u. k. sends that room consults with politicians in northern ireland and neighboring orleans and with victory groups before introducing legislation. later this year. from a bit of background for you own this conflict. for them 3 and a half size and people died. most of the civilians during the dispute from 1968 to 1998. it involved irish republican and british analyst, paramilitaries and british security forces. the 1998 good friday peace accord, ended large scale violence. in northern ireland. many finances were released from prison or not. prosecutors, for actions during the conflict of families, of some of the victims of law fed prosecutions are needed for them to have closure . position officials hope form of faces will be willing to come forward and disclose more information if the threats of prosecution is removed. well, anna code wallader is an advocacy case worker for the pants. the new consent to which works on behalf of the victims of the conflicts in northern ireland and she join

k. c. r. a three news. well, there are 88 fires burning in the u. s right now and dangerously hot and dry conditions continue to feel fire danger here in california and throughout the west, the lack of moisture means everything is ready. everything is explosive. the fires have already destroyed more than a million acres of land and fires are burning more than a dozen states. the dixie fire here in california is the largest wildfire in the state. right now, it has destroyed at least 16 structures and has threatened nearly 11,000 more steep terrain is making it hard to get this fire under control. the fire is making a big push is like during during that time of the day when it heats up, and right now we're trying to just securing the edge and kind of just crawling the fire. in a sense, the tamarack fire is straddling the california nevada border. it was started on july 4th by lightning. it is only 13% contained, and it has forced 2400 people from their homes. a brush fire broke down earlier tonight near the berkeley marina. those flames were reported

u k. for more details in your world news stories, make sure to check out our website r t dot com or follow us on twitter. i'll be back with more in just about 30 minutes, so stay tuned. me . i i i use in summer solutions where we focus on the solutions. not so much the problem, stacy, right. we are joined by jeff booth author of the price of tomorrow. the the, the, the the you don't do it, you know, it needs to be doing a one way in order to live in the dock and up or you don't go down the phone that i'm using up 40 only 6 hours and then i get to pick him up tomorrow we see that i think you wanna move it all through from the field for new. imagine that is the most innovative senior. so from having to go back to your office, he just shows up what's your question? thank on it out there. he can any form a need for me that you know, i don't have a member dog by fear, ma'am. cedar tissue and spell hooley was remitted, listed.

r a been? let's start with the biggest question here. why did the u. k, take this step against finance right now? yeah, it seems like there's a, there's a couple of reasons for now. the regulator itself has not said why they did this. and by the way, i should mention that japan just did a similar thing as well. so, but you came to japan crack on a by. now, the reason for that though, it seems to be, if you look at kind of the timing of this as well as the statements that have been made, that it all coincide with new anti money laundering rules that have been established in the u. k. regarding crypto currency, basically any crypto currency firm is required to register with the f c a and to also provide anti money laundering. take essentially steps to prevent money laundering. so what are those steps? what more than likely it's k y c? it's no your customer rules that say nobody can open an account without proving who they are, biling and filling out certain paperwork and all of that being turned over to the government. as you know, rachel, the crypto world

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minutes into the program, your buck with the weekly and r t. 6 months after the us last it's bid to have whistleblower julian sons extradited. a u. k. court has granted washington the right to appeal. the judge is reported to have agreed with 3 of the 5 justification the u. s. submitted. while the biden administration is apparently not prepared to let her son serve any prison sentence in his history in homeland. but his partner claims he already post right. stella morris this week also gave her reaction to the grunting of the appeal from outside the court. but i was able to speak to julian now about the decision. and you know, it's mixed because on the one hand it's been 6 months and we haven't had any news. so it's like an endless purgatory. but at the same time it doesn't here. and julian's very unwell. 7 he's happy when, when he went with our eldest this morning and so it's not representative when i see him because obviously it's a, it's a one rest fight. he gets off. but even, you know, belmont prison is a horrible place. he won his case in january. why is even in prison? why is he even being prosecuted? there is no legal case

will be their return location where they'll be bringing amazing r and d and research back from microgravity that we can process here in the u. k. and we're looking at doing that in the next 5 or so years. they're due to have their 1st launch out and in colorado and 2023. so it's a few years away still, but it's something that we're working on the concept of operations for a moment at least find the emma you with them. so the relationship will develop over the next 2 years and we hope to be able to have the landing in the near future . now we've talked a little bit about satellites. what about space tourism? could we see that from spaceport at the moment? we're just focused on satellite launch. that's hard enough. i would say get up and running for the 1st time. that will be really focusing on that over the next few years. but human space flight and base tourism being part of that is, is always the really exciting and get for that headline. for us i think the future will be in that human space flight element. so looking at that microgravity research pretty more humans and researchers into space to test different health care sol

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r t. new york. extremely m. p. 's have urged president biden to drop the us government's extradition appeal to the u. k. lodged against the wiki, likes co founder julianna's orange, straightly and citizens want julian, his honor to be free. his treatment violates the convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. what comes has julianna's son charles, celebrated his birthday? for the 3rd straight, you're inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. he faces 175 years in jail in america, which wants him extradited from the u. k. on charges of hacking and espionage in 2019 a sounds was forcibly removed by british police from the equitorial embassy in london . after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there. in january, a british judge ruled against the move over fears about his mental help. us immediately lodged on appeal i'm delighted to welcome live on to the program now as trillion n p george christensen who was among those who thumped a video in support of julian sounds. welcome to george. that was a lot of public supports on show for mr. a. sound to the weekend, but

r t. charlotte to ben ski australian m. p is, are urging president biden to drop the u. s. government extradition appeal to the u . k. lodged against the wiki leaks co founder julian assange. straightly and citizens. want juliet, us honor to be free. his treatment violates the convention against torture and its persecution threatens journalists worldwide. lead, drop me. i will not please kill julianna's son, celebrated his birthday for the 3rd straight. you're inside a maximum security prison in the u. k. if it says a 175 years in prison in america, which was some extradited from britain on charges of hacking espionage in 2019 songs was forcibly removed by police from the ecuador, in embassy in london. after quito terminated his 7 year asylum there. in january, a british judge ruled against move over fears about his mental health. us immediately launch going to people i spoke to is treating m p. george. kristen said who was among those who fill you in support. their fellow countrymen, a lot of people are viewing beyond the assange camp. i'm feeling this is just something that the trump administration was, was doing

r. j citizenship saying his original application contained mistakes and that he never actually paid the fee. a sanchez, currently in a u. k. jail awaiting a decision on a u. s. extradition request. in 2019 police extricated him from the ecuador and embassy in london, where he had claimed asylum. but we spoke to his lawyer who actually says ecuador decision to strip him. of his citizenship is illegal. because the name of this was developing according to a pre plan scenario. after astonished, lost his diplomatic asylum from ecuador imprison lenny moreno needed to somehow justify the invasion of british police at the embassy. and the only possibility was just to deprive julian, his orange of ecuador in citizenship, which is again, it's that door in legislation. so it would be a good or in foreign ministry council, the soldiers naturalization, so that the bridge is please, could enter the embassy. they needed to show that he was not in ecuador incentives, and at the time since the echo during constitution prohibits the extradition of its citizens to a 3rd country. this was deliberately wrong, a legal, unjust, and contrary to