u. k. has done so already despite the fact that the u. k is struggling economically following the, the pandemic. i'm sure the mom would have been wise is spent inside the country in the u. k, rather than in ukraine, but fine. but the point is, even when russia is talking about lessening the engagement of western powers. will ukraine even during the point, has continues to provide lethal 8. so you crane again. imagine if russia contin to do that with iran, for example, lisa late provide a to, to run, you know, you can imagine what kind of a response that they will. ready be so the point is, i think there are different interest among the western countries where we spoke about, i think, for the united states, it's all about keeping russia down. well, i think it was in europe. i think there are certain circles who do want to have a better relationship with russia, but unfortunately for now, united states because of that behind a given the, the legacy of the cold war. it's just that it gets down to the following, for me, is that russia in the ice of western western leads, they lost the cold war and there are consequences for losing. and you have no right to be treated as an equal. i m

u. k. rather, boys, johnson has said that they will act decisively. joe biden has said he will have a strong and united response, of course. last but not least on that list of people who have had sanctions. i mean it against him, is marguerite simonian. of course the editor in chief of all he now the lawyers for marguerite sonya and he said that any sanction leveled against her should by no means have any effect on the up the broadcasting of r t. that has been a big debate in parliament and u. k. parliament, about whether to review the broadcasting license on the shores. or johnson said he would leave it up to off. com, where his keys kissed farmer the leader of the opposition was banging the room to have the license taken away from archie. okay, well thanks for coming in. more sanctions are expected later today and to so wondering who else is on that hitler standing? armstrong, thanks for coming in and bringing up speed. well, we cannot cross live to us haymarket. oh scotty. no, he says got a good to see you today. what is the western media reaction

u. k vaccination program, he said some 71 percent of adults in england have been based in that which enabled us the u. k. or england rather to make this choice. he pointed to the treatments that are that exist. now for cobra, define civic knowledge, and crucially he was looking as well as some of the dates there about the on the chrome variance and the number of people in hostile, at the moment. all of that he said led him to feel confident. the now was the time to lift these restrictions, restrictions, which he said had had a huge impact on society and the economy. probably some of the viewers might be surprised by this. how were british health experts react into johnson's plants? well, this is, i'm sure you can imagine a dividing opinion, not just among scientists, scientific experts, but of course, among the public as well. nother some in the scientific community who say with to you into this virus. there is this wall of immunity, but there are others who are more concerned. now in a press conference. this evening we saw the government scientific advisors standing side by side to the 5 minutes, many trying to walk out

u. k. has revealed a rather disturbing internal culture of mr. johnny and attitudes on sexual violence wanting. you may find some of the upcoming contents offensive. the report includes private messages between offices of the metropolitan police force which does serve greater london in wind. an officer said he would like to rape a female colleague, while another one jokes about getting a woman into bed using a knife. so our correspondent investigates all careful incidents of hey crime involving racist, sexist and homophobic messages have been discovered by a watchdog investigation into the police. thousands of messages taking place between 20162018 were reviewed. only 2 officers sucked. 9 of the 14 investigated are still serving in the 4th, while another holds a contract to stop role. now the commission of faces schools to go, but not just from the public, but senior politicians as well as former high ranking offices. we're not seeing one of instances we've seen now too many instances of the most appalling behaviors. i also think it shows a feele

u. k. europe against russia, or rather tepid a, but have a been received there in moscow and you know, what do they mean? well the a year. yup. the rights did to sanctions and announced this week in response to the recognition of the 2 republic. sir ret are inconsequential and russian economy is certainly very well placed, smokes are of them. and really our analysis is this. the sanctions now so far would have a 0, almost 0 impact. but, but that's now kind of almost already history because the u. s. a. europe are also made very clear to have russia made any additional moves like beyond the recognition of the 2 republics. then the dis, sanctions would be quickly wrapped his up to the much more severe category unless you need. however, what we're now looking at, because the, the actions that we are now looking at on the grounding crane ah, do justify moving into the more severe sanctions category. and i think this is what we're going to hear later today from washington and, and from europe. and from and over the next couple of days. so really there for the sanctions. we've had nance this week

u. k. representatives saying that there will be sanctions from the u. k, as we've seen from the us already. now, it is important to know rather funny that sir vladimir putin in his address to the nation yesterday began with something of a history lesson. it seems that the, the west is that taken a leaf out of his book, of course, when they were talking about the u. s. i saw in the fact that the russia wants to, again rebuild the soviet union. that was the bogeyman for the west threatening and for all that time and threatening the world as it were this time and the u. s. representative thomas greenfield, linda thomas greenfield. that is when even further. busy and actually mentioned the russian empire as a point of reference to the president, putin asserted that russia today has a rightful claim to all territories, all territories from the russian empire. the same russian empire from before, the soviet union from over a 100 years ago. that includes all of ukraine in essence to didn't want the world to travel back in time to time before the united nations to time when empowers. busy rule the world, a comments from the u. s. the

u. k. and johnson's just trying to detract from his own rather pressing problems. back home. on 26 years old, i grew up in a world where we were dominated by the cold war. we were told all the time by politicians. we run, distract from what we said in the soviet union today, russia. and then after the cold war ended, we all the documents released. i, we haven't been on the right. and actually, america was the big aggressor. i don't believe a worth the, the, the british government or the american government is saying about the intention of puting. if you low, the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under stress at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where it damages many of our businesses. many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their jobs here in this country. and the simple fact is, this is all i think being ran tough by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held always illegal parties. 10 downing street, while the rest of us were real

u. k. citizens were urged to leave the country though the u. k. is keeping a cool embassy team in the capital rather than relocating them. i'll swear in the country. foreign minister, as he said, is cutting short his very important to of the north of england. he'll speak with president biden in the next 2 hours that he'll be returning to london to get a full intelligence briefing from his security chief. then he'll be ready on tuesday to check his own emergency coven meeting. to discuss the you case. next steps in the crisis, and then interestingly, later this week he will be traveling to europe. that reportedly his focus is going to be on the nordic and baltic countries. and what some say could be an attempt to broaden that western alliance against russia. come okay, charlie angela with the latest from london. thank you. well, let's bring him vassily caching that now who is an expert at the center for european and international studies with us from moscow today. thank you for your time today. what do you make of? well, there's so much diplomacy, there's been so much diplomacy for weeks now. but thi

u. k. united states and australia. interestingly enough, and some france and germany rather more reluctant to pose it in quite such stock. not just a geopolitical strategic terms, but indeed ethical moral terms 1st. and 2nd, yes, this is again a reflection of the failure after 1909 to established. what you suggest is an indivisible piece order. what are the west seems to have had, is a 30 year young just like great in a sense they had before cuba. and that you know, of unprecedented dominance. and why this is portrayed in such darkly cold war, many can black and white terms. is because this 30 year young is coming to an end. suddenly it comes as a shock to understand that russia was no longer going to accept that you know, this endless expansion. and they go back commercial policy, strangely enough, is, you know, go by 12 in policy, it's a yes in policy and put it. and his successor is to say that security is indivisible. that is the 2nd leg off that whole how think a paris charter is terrible as down a declaration, all of these declarations. but the west has been focusing on one aspect th

u. k. who are concerned about the queen and about her welfare. the rather brief statement from buckingham palace paint the picture of a queen who is not seriously ill, who has tested positive yes, but is well enough to carry on doing light duties as they possess. she is, of course, in good medical hands as you would expect for a woman of her stature and wealth. so professor that hugh thomas is the head of the medical household and the physician to the queen. he has a team that surrounds him and he is expected to be in charge of looking off to her . let's not forget that this is a 95 year old woman and her health has not been particularly good recently. she's been taking it easy to get, you know, tell you about, how does she catch this well, as you suggest in your lead, and that might have had something to do with contact with one of her sons, prince charles, the air to the throne. but that was going back 12 days or so now, so it's very possible that more likely that she probably contracts it from somewhere else. but you know what a year this is turning out

u. k. and the u. s. is special relationship to resolve. turns out they've got a lot more in common than they thought, because biden would much rather talk about ukraine in the context of russian aggression. that in the context of laptops, cocaine, nepotism, and abuse of power. and boris, while boasting comes a lot easier to bow than apologizing for a legal booze ups at number 10. i think if you look at what we've been doing for the last 2 or 3 months, the u. k has been way out in front, in making sure that people respond. yes, the ukraine crisis has been kind to them both keeping us spiraling ratings in the shadows. what did they say? never let a good crisis go to waste false flag or knobs. 16 minutes into the program, still a head job or no job. canadian truckers continue to make a stump against covert vaccine mandates but have partially lifted up blockade of some us border crossings. the latest on the me ah ah, is your media a reflection of reality? in the world transformed will make you feel safe. ah, isolation, whole community. are you going the right way? or are you being led somewhere direct. what is true war his way in the w

u. k. and the u. s. is special relationship to evolve. turns out they've got a lot more in common than they thought, because biden would much rather talk about ukraine in the context of russian aggression than in the context of laptops, cocaine, nepotism, and abuse of power. and burress. while boasting comes a lot easier to bow than apologizing for a legal booth ups at number 10, i think if you look at what we've been doing for the last 2 or 3 months, the u. k has been way out in front in making sure that people respond. yes, the ukraine crisis has been kind to them both keeping us spiraling ratings in the shadows. what did they say? never let a good crisis go to waste false flag or knobs. inova news canadian truckers protesting against a covey vaccine mandates have partially lifted a blockade on some u. s. border crossings. the processes of opened up one lane in each direction. the main border checkpoint and alberta. they're part of the so named freedom convoys funding canada. finding pressure on the government's eas cove restrictions around 15 percent of canadian shockers are unvaccinated. under the current rules there requires

u. k. and the u. s. is special relationship to evolve. turns out they've got a lot more in common than they thought, because biden would much rather talk about ukraine in the context of russian aggression than in the context of laptops, cocaine, nepotism, and abuse of power. and burress. while boasting comes a lot easier to bow than apologizing for a legal booth ups at number 10, i think if you look at what we've been doing for the last 2 or 3 months, the u. k has been way out in front in making sure that people respond. yes, the ukraine crisis has been kind to them both keeping us spiraling ratings in the shadows. what did they say? never let a good crisis go to waste false flag or knobs. britton's had been asked yet again to dig deeper into their pockets. and had you bills for you. k households as sets increased by an average of 700 pounds a year. thus, after the national regulator listed, a price garb is raised the space of mass fuel poverty and it comes at a time when energy firms are cashing in or near record. high prices ortiz sharia was dusty pixel. that story, if the eating or hating dilemma wasn't bad enough people in bri

u. k. and the u. s. is special relationship to evolve. turns out they've got a lot more in common than they thought, because biden would much rather talk about ukraine in the context of russian aggression than in the context of laptops, cocaine, nepotism, and abuse of power. and boris, while boasting comes a lot easier to bow than apologizing for a legal booze ups at number 10. i think if you look at what we've been doing for the last 2 or 3 months, the u. k has be way out in front, in making sure that people are respond. yes, the ukraine crisis has been kind to them both heaping as spiraling ratings in the shadows. what did they say? never let a good crisis go to waste false flag or knobs the u. s national security agency has been breaking its own rules to spy on americans. according to the organizations own internal watchdog. in a report released on monday, the inspector general found that the essay had abused they controversal law. the foreign intelligence surveillance act allows the government to intercept communications between foreign nationals anywhere in the world without a warrant snooping on americans without a warrant i

u. k, by the stays in russia because of the sanctions. then the sanctions would probably punishes the oligarchy, but benefit the russian states rather than harm it, given this money will be spent within russia. and what about the russian people household is going down with them? well, a russians have become skeptical about nato, and many things that nato and not the only the ship is to blame for the current escalation intentions with the best. for example, because nate wants to send more troops to the east, but a war with ukraine would be deeply unpopular at home and to most people consider the whole discussion about it. totally exaggerated as there isn't a sense of in a minute to war. he and moscow and to nobody in this country can or wants to believe that the russians would kill ukrainians. why many people i have, i hope many people i have spoken to a brother, nation. exactly. a lot of them have relatives there and the other way around. you're a great to talk to you. thank you very much for the analysis. now round up of some other stories making world news today. in ecuador, at least 11 people is dead off the record flooding to get a m

u. k. this suggests that the v, him an opposition to the protocol from the d p, maybe based on political principle rather than economic reality. alex picked the question to former s t o. p leader, alistair macdonnell, i was the mcdonald, welcome back to the alex simon show. thank you for having me. delighted to be with you today. i still, you have been for a range of political crises on island for the years. i would you assess this one is just basically about the election was coming up as a boat, democratic union as politics. what do they have a genuine grievance about what seems to be the some regulations of the protocol? well, i think it's a bit of everything. yes. it's about elections coming up and people are bracing themselves on the b, u. p. we're on a very weak position because they had devoured each other and they're still very split internally. the dilemma for all of us as the basically the arrangement, the protocol arrangement that has been made between the, the u. k. a gives northern ireland the best of both worlds on us. hello, the northern i or the economy to get the best of both worlds. and

u. k. ireland and the netherlands, but in most places the damage has been to property rather than live. now this rather sorry site here is london o 2 arena, formerly known as the millennium dime. it's a huge, great concert and exhibition space in london. se featured in james bond films and the like. but as you can see, still, venus has shredded a huge great hole in its fabric skin. really rip it apart. it's going to be some effort to fix that one, i think. and then there was the disruption travelers anxiously watched information boards as train off, the train was cancelled. there was gridlock on many roads. this tailback was caused by the closure of the dark bridge, part of london's m. 25 orbital mate away. $400.00 plus flights are grounded to now every disaster needs a hero and come with the hour. come a big jets tv. the ation enthusiasts live web stream isn't used to large audiences, but more than 200000 lockdown as host jerry dies, live commentary went viral, cherry on plains as they struggled to landed heathrow. sounds like i should be tough to come. yeah. big swaying man. eunice ha

u. k. and the u. s. is special relationship to evolve. turns out they've got a lot more in common than they thought, because biden would much rather talk about ukraine in the context of russian aggression. that in the context of laptops, cocaine, nepotism, and abuse of power. and boris, while boasting comes a lot easier to bow than apologizing for a legal booz ups at number 10. i think if you look at what we've been doing for the last 2 or 3 months, the u. k has been way out in front in making sure that people are respond. yes, the ukraine crisis has been kind to them both heaping us spiraling ratings in the shadows. what do they say? never let a good crisis go to waste false flag or knobs. or to some other news here on our tea. facebook's user base is shrinking for the 1st time ever. it's certainly put a damper on the company's ambitious plans for a so called met averse. let's bring an artes danny, on from now with the latest details on this, a danny, 17 years of never ending growth hitting a bit of a speed bump. as i understand the, the chef prize for matter is going down the drink. well, that's right. well, facebook for the 1st

u. k. have just been each other, zach areas. is that just going to influence impacts rather millions of travelers without actually affecting the government? yes, the sanctions are well known. they impact the civilian population much more than actual military warfare usually does. and you're gonna.

effect the british economy their russian economy rather, but also at very close allies of russian president vladimir putin and their personal wealth in the u. k. would also be effected. there is a lot of russia money invested in the british property market and the foreign secretary has said that the sanctions that they've prepared in case of an invasion would really also look at those certain individuals that have a lot of what money invested in the u. k, she's also going to be making her 2nd point than that is that the only way forwarded for russia to deescalate tensions and get on a much stronger diplomatic path to try and resolve this crisis. this is of course, a very important visit because this is the 1st time a british foreign secretary has been added to moscow since 2017. the relationship between the 2 countries haven't been that great. the russians have said that to have accused liz trusts of reading one to many spy novels. because earlier, at last month, the british government accused russia authorities of trying to overthrow the government in care of and placing a puppet regime. there something the authorities here dismissed and ver

any activities, as i said, are better before rather than after. prevention is better than treatment is. this is supported by a recent decision within the u. k. a law which will broaden the sanctions in case of aggression against ukraine. we are grateful to great britain for their support on the escalator correspondent to hud abdul hamid in care of and they don't seem to appear at the stage or to agree on when to impose sanctions. do they i was certainly not on the face of it. vars johnson did say that should one russian soldier cross further into ukraine than sanctions will be immediately imposed on rush hour as president, bloody music and skinned as this is not the 1st time he says that has been wondering why sanctions haven't been imposed already. he said that he doesn't understand why one has to wait for an escalation to start or an invasion to start for the sanctions to be imposed. rather, he thinks that imposing them now would be a good deterrence for russia as a certainly not seeing eye, to eye on a when to impose them. and then we don't know the details about which sanctions are being considered in case. we know that among the europe

affect the british economy their russian economy rather, but also a very close allies of russian president vladimir putin and their personal wealth in the u. k. would also be effected. there is a lot of russian money invested in the british property. market truck is in canada who are protesting against vaccine requirements and pandemic restrictions. a blocking the ambassador bridge. it's a vital border crossing with the us and crucial to both economies. several democratic lead us states are easing pandemic restrictions. new york has announced it's dropping the requirement for mosques to be warning inside businesses. corona virus cases arising rapidly in tongue on the virus arrived along with the aid after last month's volcanic eruption and sanaa me. it's the pacific islands. first community outbreak. russian media a reporting a lympics gazer, camilla valley ever tested positive for a bad heart medication before leaving forbade ging. the drug is used to trade angina and his band by the world and doping agency as a performance enhancing stimulants. and investigation is underway in libya into an attack. on the interim prime minister abdul hamme

u. k of call. joe biden has signed a decree imposing sanction targeting the economies of your hands and to net the net regions. rather, we can just get a little bit of what was said at the un security council. just now he has since announced that he will place russian troops in these regions. he calls them peacekeepers. this is nonsense. we know what they really are. russia's clear attack on ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity is unprovoked. it is an attack on ukraine status. as a you and member state rushes actions. show blatant contempt for international law . the united kingdom will be announcing new sanctions on russia in response to its breach of international law and attack on ukraine sovereignty and territorial integrity. so as we hear there from the u. k in u. s. representatives that emergency meeting much more of the same rhetoric, more russian aggression and the promise of sanctions. we just heard from the u. s. representative. linda thomas greenfield. debating the fact that these are at peacekeepers sent from russia into the regions said we know exactly what the yes, what she means by that. what

u. k. ireland and the netherlands, but in most places the damage has been to property rather than lives. now this rather sorry side here is london's o 2 arena, formerly known as the millennium dime. it's a huge right concept and exhibition space in london. se featured in james bond films and the like. but as you can see, storm eunice has shredded a huge great hole in its fabric skin. really rip it apart. it's going to be some effort to fix that one, i think. and then there was the disruption travelers anxiously watched information boards as train off, the train was cancelled. there was gridlock on many roads. this tailback was caused by the closure of the dark bridge, part of london's m. 25 orbital mate away. $400.00 plus flights are grounded to now every disaster needs a hero and come with the hour. come a big jets tv. the ation enthusiasts live web stream isn't used to large audiences, but more than 200000 locked down as host jerry dies, live commentary went viral, carry on planes as they struggled to land at heathrow they. so i go to be tough to go. yeah, rig swing man, eunice says mo

u. k, ireland, and the netherlands. but in most places, the damage has been to property rather than life. now this rather sorry side is london o 2 arena, formerly known as the millennium dime. it's a huge, great concept and exhibition space in london. se featured in james bond films and the like. but as you can see, storm eunice has shredded a huge great hole in its fabric skin. really rip it apart. it's going to be some effort to fix that, want to think. and then there was the disruption. traveler's anxious the watch information board as train off the train was camp. there was gridlock on many roads this tail, caused by the closure of the damp bridge parts of london and away $400.00 plus flights with rounded case. now, every disaster needs a hero and come with the our come a big jet tv. the ation enthusiasts live web stream isn't used to large audiences, but more than 200000 locked down as host, terry dies live commentary went viral, carry on planes as they struggled to land at heathrow. i go to peter tow. yeah. rich. eunice has moved fast, sweeping across the u. k. and ireland in less t