u. k. rather stay with hold millions of pounds promised to frank. because london claims paris has no organ, grieve in trying to build a flood of migrants crossing the english channel. ah your washing unseen to national with me, you should. hello and welcome to the program. to abide and go to less than welcome to new jersey town hate hod by hurricane ida group of locals. a voice that over the afghan is some pull out with some even bronzing american president, a tyrant the. c c and that year over the war in afghanistan, a thing fell, all the more acutely in the run up to grim anniversary for the us almost 20 years have passed since the tragic events of $911.00 a day that showed the world and said the stage will be us war on terror to market, we've been taking a closer look at the devastating impacts the subsequent to decades of conflicts have had on the lives of millions and our special projects and heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. killed our children to united states was bringing people to the site. it was a pointless exercise wi

u. k. rather than from france and france. very agree about that, but yet this was still a speech all about global cooperation. president biden said he stood before the un general assembly for the 1st time in 20 years as the leader of a nation. that was no longer at war. he said, war would now be a thing of last resort for the united states, and it would only be conducted when they have the will of the american people and where possible with the cooperation of allies. he went on tad, this we've ended 20 years of conflict gas then. and as we close this period of relentless war, we're opening a new air of letters, diplomacy, of using the power of our development aid to invest in new ways and letting people up around the world of renewing and defending democracy. proving that no matter how challenging or how complex the problem is, you're going to face government by and for the people is still the best way to deliver for all of our people who else should be be watching out for today. well, i think one of the things to watch is th

u. k against provocation. sure, your profile, we hope rather than countries will play a constructive role in promoting peace and stability in the asia pacific. rather than doing the opposite. u. k isn't the only nation conducting exercises in the region. the u. s. and several of its other allies have recently sailed ships through the waterway, telling a has responded by now to a new maritime law requiring ship, carrying certain type of cargo, including all radioactive materials to report to chinese authorities. analysts say the move is aging efforts to establish jurisdiction over the south trying to see chinese, but say the law updates existing regulations and is focused on safety for the ship carrying dangerous cargo. especially those radioactive materials into toxic materials are different from, from 40 years ago. so i think it's becoming a more common practice, of course to stace, to are promulgated its own law and regulations regarding this dangerous shift, having through its territory to see dr. yen says beijing concert is the british leads presence in the south china sea to be unfriendly. but the war ship

u. k. foreign secretary dominic rather than blasted by parliament for his performance on i've got this done. that hasty withdrawal of us troops and the swift, successful offensive by the taliban, apparently took rob by surprise. it is important for us to move what we're doing away from when did people hold them? i mean, i'm not looking to brush vicky over this. i just want to know when you went things . when did you, when in fact, when was the last time a foreign minister went to a 2nd stop. went to beck and i'm not sure i'd have to check if you'd like to know the busiest, very have to come back to 3rd grade, but seems particularly random because high come us with reason is better still ranging the evacuation of german people through tashkent and it seems to be a route that works really effectively from germany. did you ever, at any point, consent or offer to reside? now i consider getting home with the job. it comes a day after a tv interview, where he indicated that military intelligence failures led to the rapid fall of the country to the taliban in effect, claiming the ministry of defen

u. k, the u. s. and astray leah, which had rather side lines the french james this the details have just been a nines in the last few minutes. and so we do understand that the the french president, defending his envoy, back to the us sometime next week. and there's going to be a meeting between the, the french president and the u. s. president sometime next month. what have you been hearing about this, james? and just your general magic editor. this has been quite striking really just how bad relations had been between france and the united states over the last few days. while i think the 1st thing to say is significant, the statement came out in the last few minutes came out from the white house and the leaves a palace. it wasn't a white house version and a french version. this was a joint statement by both presidents. so they've signed up to a joint statement. they've signed up to a joint plan. the french president for the macro sending is ambassador back to washington dc. so he can do his job, and then they say they're going to intensify communication with the americans to try. i think to work out

u. k. the u. s. understanding of it this step things up rather significantly. what would you say is behind this? is this really just about curtailing china's strengths in the region? well, i think 2 things. one is to send a message to china that if they keep being aggressive in the south china sea and, you know, taking over more and more of it, they're not, they're gonna confront, not just the united states, but the united kingdom and australia. it's also something that we did in the cold war when we had what we called and the united states, australia, and new zealand together to come back, what we saw the soviet expansionism in the, in the, in the region. so basically, i think this is to send a message in china, and i also think the timing is appropriate given what has just happened in afghanistan. people concerned about is the united states still going to be there? we need it. and the other thing is we supposedly did not check with our allies enough ganesh, than before we went out. this is a signal was still working with the british. are you still working with the british? perhaps the not the

influence in the in the pacific region, a china says alone intensify an arms race rather than jordan reports. the u. s. u. k and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england. washington and london will help.

u. k for breakfast? because he talks about this before. they can't have all the european countries say look is easy, and actually the british are doing while the, well, it was rather good and let's do the same thing because actually they're, they're succeeding and they're actually flourishing because the u. k. now has actually completed, i think it's $69.00 trade agreements with all the countries around the world doing rather well in the pacific region. and we could do the same thing. so they don't want the dock doing the same thing. they don't want next. it that one swipes it with a swedish doing the same thing. so it's in the interest of the e. u. to perpetuate these, these negotiations and to make it seem so onerous and so difficult, but no other countries to remember swiss have an agreement and it could be just the scene of a swiss thing with the norwegians it could be just like with norwegians, it could be like a no way deal, but they don't want to make this easy. they don't want to let anybody else out of the club in hillary. i have about 30 seconds. we know this is really affecting small businesses. how is it affecting them? it is affecting small businesses

u. k. seems to be the chosen partner rather than france and all of this. and there's also a monetary issue in, in regard to this, the previous speaker mentioned, you know, this idea of selling weapons system. so i think france would like to have these contracts, but we see now there's a political as well as the military in defense security cooperation. so australia chose france because it wasn't seen as so frightening, i guess, in regard to the neighborhood. but now the strategic landscape has changed dramatically. and so countries really feel that they need to work with not many power, like friends, param, major power, like the united states. okay. which time would you agree with that is france or i will use the way to relevant them rather than to looted no, i think well, certainly certainly not irrelevant. and we know all about manual agenda for not only from the french when the union, in the opinion, even being more autonomous. i'm having the capability to use the power of the single market to be more strategic thomas in the world and to look after it's

a china says it alone intensify an arms race rather than jordan reports. the u. s. u. k. and australia reportedly agreed to form a new defense alliance on the sidelines of this year's g. 7 summit in england, washington in london will help it by a fleet of nuclear power submarines. the main reason for the alliance containing china, we spoke in detail about china as the stabilizing activities in beijing efforts to course and intimidate other countries. contrary to establish rules and norms, we will remain clear eyed in our view, a beijing's efforts to undermine the established international order. we discussed the competition of china at a number of levels that require us to respond and to increase resilience. this does not mean that there are not constructive areas for engagement with china straight. it continues to seek dialogue with china without pre conditions. not surprisingly, beijing condemned both the alliance and the submarine deals war, war, or the lee archive who attended the export of highly sensitive nuclear power. sibling technology by the united states and br

u. k. u s. partnership that was reporting in the indian press. so actually the india was rather relieved about that because they will rather word that this was being presented as another security and other security block to be effectively policing the indian pacific oceans. and that when the engines will be happy about that, they thought actually outcasts kind of took, took the off them a little bit because now straightly has its nuclear submarines that supposed to be in charge of india does have concerns about china, but not necessarily in the pacific ocean in the indian nation now with the for the gun us down the bolton road initiative for from chinese northern border. we're trying to, but they weren't necessarily keen about being part of this maritime security thing in general. and yet the company talking about maritime security. so i think we're all trying to figure out what is this for? is this another, another block, the china is already dismissed as another clique, the biden is forming, is going to reduce tensions, is going to engage. oh, is it going to be more saber ratt

u. k. a new strategic agreement by nuclear submarines rather than by the previously arranged french submarines in the last few minutes. as you say, president biden has been meeting the australian prime minister scott morrison his word to the saw that meeting the u. s. has no close and more reliable ally than australia. so that certainly giving support to australians and the starting prime minister has come here. it wasn't originally supposed to come here for the un general assembly. it was gonna issue a recorded statement. he hurried here at the last minutes i think, to try and do some damage limitation. but it's not clear whether the french are going to be meeting all the readings or the us know meeting plan at the moment. we're secretary state antony, blinking and the french foreign minister who is also here in new york. i think the only meeting they're likely to have is when the 5 permanent members of the security council beach later in the week, they will be reps as a foreign minister level. so we expect the secretary state blinkin and foreign minister that will both be at that meeting and

so m u k hospitals told stuff to use terms which is birthing parents and human milk rather than referring. busy to mothers and breastmilk, and in the u. s. they speak and nancy pelosi announced the words which his mother, father, daughter, and brother would be removed from house rules and replace the gender neutral ones. ok, i'm doing live on the line. am i podcast there right at lauren chen least have you on lauren, you've commented extensively about gender in the past. what do you make of this is a, it's a very respected medical journal, but the lancet. they've used biological terms. so suppose we, you know, we can say that's understandable, it feels like they were trying to avoid using other terms though, what did you make of it? well, like you said, the lines, it is a highly respected and medical publication. so what i find concerning is the fact that they are actually i hear we can see being swayed by audi ideology rather than biology. the, even the notion that gender identification is something that is brought up when referred to the word woman versus biological sex. that actually i

u. k. government says the public, full, full tonic by the story animal authors will break the ah, the ah, me rather driven by rumor shaped by those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. oh, well, come back. as petro pumps run dry and the u. k. and the supply chain crisis devens, the government is on the defensive downs, treat scenes of tail banks and m. c, palms as petrol stations down to panic, buying. but critics say bars, johnson should take responsibility as it's mismanagement. they allege leading to few running out there picks up the story. the probably a variety of reasons as to why we've been seeing the scenes over the past few days this we can just gone in the united kingdom of dr as motorists panic, buying as much fuel as they can in some instances, as reports, the merge that there were shortages of delivery drivers, fuel truck drivers across the country, many reasons being put forward for that. and it led to scenes of people going out panic, buying. we saw the kind of scene last year at the time that makes start when people were fighting in the supermarket aisles, the food and toilet pape

u. k. hospitals told stop to use terms such as berthing parents and human milk rather than refer to mothers or breast milk while in the united states in the house. so the house speaker nancy pelosi earlier this year said words such as mother father, daughter and brother should be avoided in congress and replaced with gender neutral alternatives. we discussed the issue with port cost and right a lauren chen. i here we can see being swayed by audi ideology rather than biology . the even the notion that gender identification is something that is brought up when referred to the word woman versus biological sex. that actually is a political statement. so even though they may have been trying to be inclusive by referring to women as bodies with vaginas, i think what they are sibling to many people sadly, is that even though they claim to be a bachelor of science and medicine and objectivity, they are being swayed by the increasing woke ideology, we see perpetrating penetrating almost every single industry. it seems like this small vocal minority who insists on this extreme exc, inclusivity. they

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rather than give it to somebody who could use it. and then that person is not going to buy it. the welcome back. and when we spoke to a small u. k. energy supplier about the possibility of wholesale re nationalization of britain's energy security. but now to the economic fall as of the crisis and what it means rather privatized and unregulated sectors across the liberal nations. i've joined now by david blanch flower economist and form. remember the bank of england interest rate setting monetary policy committee from $26.00 to $29.00. thanks so much for coming back on a course that year. those years, including the 28th crisis. i mean, before we get to your favorite prime minister of recent times where it's johnson, who's in new york, addressing the un, is the whole world about to collapse because of ever granted. or do we even know whether a property firm into connected and into linked to so much of global capitalism poses that risk? well, i think it probably poses the risk. i mean that you're quite right. we don't exactly know. i mean, what, what, what exactly is going on and whether the chinese government is going to let this

u. k. and australia. leave it out of a pacific security alliance, seen as an effort to counter china and all of that is drove by it and make the rather embarrassing flip up while announcing the deal, apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you bores and i want to thank that fell down under. thank you very much. appreciate it. just prime is russia is a part of a to re election kicks off the polling stations open their doors now to the.

u. k. and australia. leave it out of a pacific security pact seen as an effort to count to china. the bottom makes it rather embarrassing flip up while announcing that deal apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you course and i want to thank that fell down under. thank you very much appreciated. which premieres also have you in the program while the european markets reel from when the stays record search and the natural gas price? critics are asking with a policy missteps harming energy security and russians call event. reelection is just a day away here in our teens, and after will be bringing you the full breakdown this hour and throughout the next 3 days, all floating ah, the top story with our live pro moscow. this is archie international are very well welcome to you today. it's being called a stab in the back. that's how a french diplomat has described a pacific security pack between 3 bits allies, the u. s. the u. k. and australia is also also being seen as an attempt to counter china. the world is a jungle. france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, t

u. k, and australia. leave it out of a pacific security. a lot of the seen a counselor in china. jose either makes a rather embarrassing slip up while announcing the deal, apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you course and i want to thank that fell down under thank you very much. appreciated just premiers and on the eve of russia's parliamentary election, the threat of potential meddling has raised his head will bring you the full breakdown later, the sour throughout the 3 days of voting with our special coverage. ah, leaving for it really appreciate your company. our russian election coverage is coming up for you very shortly. indeed. make sure you stick around for that. we're going to start things off though with a. busy look at the 1st of those headline stories i mentioned that a stop in the back is how senior french officials have described a pacific security part between 3 of its allies, namely america, britain, and australia, which is seen as an attempt to counter beijing. correspondence, she had detached, he's been following developments. well, this way, for the fr

u. k says it's boosting aide for afghanistan neighbors as they deal with refugees fleeing the country. dominic rob was speaking a show was speaking rather in pakistan's capital is lam a bad where he's been in talks with the government to other news now and there are reports of heavy fighting in the libyan capital. tripoli between rival and forces. its belief was clashes in a year happened the military base. libya has been divided between 2 rival administrations supported by armed groups and foreign governments. place in new zealand have shot and killed a man after he stamped 6 people at a supermarket in what the government's calling and i fill in spite attack. already say the man was a shrill link and national who was on a security watch list. you as president joe biden has promised to federal help for north eastern states. after remnants of harrigan, ida hit the region with a record breaking rains to be flooding is reported over 400 kilometers, stretch from maryland to new york. at least 45 people have been killed. those are the headlines. i'm emily angland. thanks for watching. stick around for the stream and rain is back at the top o

u. k and australia. leave it out of a pacific security packed, seen as an effort to count to china. the bottom makes a rather embarrassing flip up while announcing that deal, apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you course and i want to thank that fell down under thank you very much appreciated which premieres.

rather shape those in me dares thing. we dare to ask me. oh, because the petro puns her, um dry and the u. k. and a supply chain crisis deep and the government's going on, the defensive downing street says, put scenes of tale banks and empty pumps of petrol stations. hold on to panic, buying critics so play bars. johnson should take responsibility as it is mismanagement. they allege lead to fuel running out, he said, alley has the story. that's probably a variety of reasons as to why we've been seeing the scenes over the past few days . this we can just go on in the united kingdom of dr as motorists panic, buying as much fuel as they can in some instances, as report so much that there were shortages of delivery drivers, fuel truck drivers across the country. many reasons being put forward for that and it led to scenes of people going out panic, buying. we saw the kind of scene last year at the time that makes start when people were fighting in the supermarket aisles of the food and toilet paper. and this time, we've seen scenes of violence saw some for caught people falling out and pushing in

u. k. and australia, leave it out of a pacific security alliance, seen as an effort the counter china back is drove by to make the rather embarrassing flip up while announcing the deal. apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister take it bores. and when i want to thank, that's all down under. thank you very much. appreciate it. just apprentice. the russia is a part of a to re election kicks off the polling stations open their doors. now to the 1st, the voters will bring you the full breakdown on air and online throughout the next 3 days of voting and our special coverage being taught way back soon with more on this friday, september the 7th. the i a mass guys are this is be kaiser re port well, you know, we all for coming off different places. i think. right, well you and i have been covering here on the kaiser report for the last decade at least, but especially with the last 6 months of as we lead up to the 50th year of fi out when the u. s. went off the gold standard in august, 15th 1971. we've been looking at all the problems of the trip and dilemma with you know, all the consequences of the exorb

, updating them on the sort of rather, cale again to the list evacuation after those awful attacks on cobble airport. noting that 15000 people were brought out by the u. k. a loan in that evacuation will be it. of course, it's 2000 perhaps we're left behind, the prime minister spoke amid lingering concerns in the house about new security threats in europe about the potential for a new refugee crisis. questions of course, still hanging over the government's political handling of the crisis and intelligence failures that meant that no one anticipated the speed with which the afghan security forces on government would fall to the taliban bars. johnson had to so the key striking messages in his statement, the 1st for the people of afghanistan, those among them who wished to come to the u. k, who might have every right to be in the u. k, because they hold paperwork to do so. some even citizenship but not just support staff. also human rights activists, people vulnerable because of gender or sexuality. he said that negotiations were on the way with neighboring countries to provide safe passage out of the country. that as soon as that safe passage existed, the

u. k and australia. leave it out of a pacific security pack that is seen as an effort to count to china. go by and make the rather embarrassing flip up while announcing that deal apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you bores and i want to thank that fell down under. thank you very much. i appreciate your time is also you are the program here on our team while european markets real from when the phase record search and the natural gas price. critics off where the policy missteps are harming energy security and russia parliamentary election is now just a day away here on our students and i will bring you the full breakdown this hour and throughout the 3 days of voting ah, quite a mid morning on coast here. at moscow, this is the very warm welcome to you. we do start this program with some breaking news now from western russia. we understand man hunt is underway. currently in ivonya region, offer a man stormed a police station, injuring an officer and fled the scene. we understand the incident happened at around half past 5 in the morning of the attack. there reportedly fired a gun

u. k and australia. leave it out of a pacific security pack that is seen as an effort to count to china go by and make the rather embarrassing flip up while announcing that deal apparently forgetting the name of the australian prime minister. thank you bores and i want to thank that shuttle down under. thank you very much. i appreciate it also has the other program here on our tea while european markets real from when the phase record search and the natural gas price critics off with.