u. k. read on the we have a british official saying, the british weapons used by ukrainians to kill russians in russia is okay. i wonder if russia's going to reciprocate john? well, that's what everyone. i suppose is afraid of, but the fact that this is a war not between russia and ukraine, but between russia and nato. we've known this since the beginning of the conflict. ukraine is just the theatre of this conflict. there belligerence on nato and russia . how we known this well, because presidents lensky told us, he told us, i think, 3 days into the war, 27th of february or something like that. he said he'd wrung up all the nato member states and asked them, could ukraine joined the alliance and they all said no. but publicly the doors will remain open. in other words, war is not about letting ukraine shoes make a sovereign choice about its future as the nato idealogue said at the time because they're not prepared to admit it to the alliance instead. it is, as you've quoted peter less trust say

u. k. is to get the way that the prime minister johnson. we agreed that that the u. k. will be, will be responsible for journal. when we read that, that says day and we'll say gal micro live in the library generally. and my whole lives calling me and the you call is just that, it's my why the dash? because the not that we decided but probably more to say you your graham people have decided to join you and i believe we shall be a bell to spray. we got you from the god where be implementing such a big step for our storage of the brain and base when you might get to that that he then he because they, well they have made that you should of your brand got the victory of your frame and the big problem, thank you in the european court. and then right now it looks like the, the mom, the what the land will be its own land on the gym. oh, i'd be be surprise yourself, florence ration on your frame, and that you leave all of us. we'll be participating in that project. but there we will be participating. nothing. this will watch next to find the correct one. because so what nice was the concept? the aware people web what, which mean mea

u. k. he says gleefully, well about to say he loves talking to you today. i love reading the social instinct and it's been such an honor to kinda finally meet you and get to kind of grill you on the stuff that most fascinating in that book. and i guess, you know, one of the takeaways i've got from our conversations days that we really do have a genius for cooperation as, as the, as a human animal. and if we can, you know, if we, if we can kind of harness that even more then there's no reason why the future shouldn't be bright for our species. yeah, likewise i read are massively enjoyed reading the states game and it's been great to chat about that in detail today. and to think about the ways that this concern for all those 3 kinds of status that you talk about in the book. just permeate every aspect of our lives. the me beginning of the panoramic to post gotcha has some b, lake wise nafrica being wiped out like wire, tens of thousands of people dying in western europe with the most sophisticated public health care systems. i just have always found borders to be completely

read people and sometimes sitting, kill them. some asylum seekers are trying to enter the u. k. o to be sent to rwanda for processing u. k prime minister bonds. johnson has an unsettle applied to those who crossed the english channel as part of a $130000000.00 deal that's been criticized by rights groups. johnson believes the risk of ending up in rwanda will be a considerable deterrent them much, much better off going for the safe and legal routes that we have, rather than paying to jump the queue and to risk their lives. because if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent. the british army secretary prison patel, traveled to the london capital for the announcement. well, unders foreign minister, vincent blue, so welcome to plank. he described it as unique and innovative by relocating migrants to wonder investing in the personal development and providing education, employment, and other opportun

u. k. michael jacobs and environmental economists at the university of sheffield. if i was welcome to all of you, francis you were involved in producing this report. it makes a pretty shocking reading. i you surprised that was still saying this much deforestation across the world, some to decades surprise. as you suggest, we do now have 20 full years of data from satellite imagery, monitoring and have seen just a steady persistence, stubborn loss, so forth at this level. you mentioned it last year in 2021 more than 1000000. heck, there's just been sequestration by diversity conservation indigenous peoples. so it's really a catastrophe, but really for the last 20 years, that last of tropical human tropical forest primary force has hubbard between 3 and 4000000 hector's for 20 years now. so it's another us right now folks a little bit more on the impact of this deforestation. and when we've got 10 football pitches, a virgin for us being lost every minute. my goodness, when i was a teenager in the age myself has i'm so 20 to 30 years ago. these figures were being bounded around then i remember football, 5 football pitch size patches, and right. and what is sometimes lexus? all the doo

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read the building of a 3rd temple. this is hugely provocative to palestinians. u. k prime minister is facing calls to apologize for colonial era massacre on his visit to india. a birth johnson arrived in good ruts as the city marked to centuries since more than 1000 people were killed during protest against imperial rule. johnson visited the home of indian independence. nita mahatma gandhi, he's on a 2 day visit and it's expected to announce new investment deals worth more than a $1000000000.00. if you to meet the indian prime minister there and remotely in you deli, on friday, back in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the 2nd party gave control. c. johnson has come under intense pressure of being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. if enough m. p 's vote in favor. the matter will be referred to parliament privileges committee. china's president has his government backs and talks to resolve international disputes, but opposes uses sanctions in the video message to the annua

read the building of a 3rd temple. this is hugely provocative to palestinians. the u. k. prime minister is facing close to apologize for a colonial era masika on his visit to india. or, as johnson arrived in good ass, as the city marked a century since, more than 1000 people were killed during protest against imperial rule, johnson visited the home of india's independently, the mahatma gandhi. he's on a 2 day visit. that is expected to announce new investment deals worth more than a $1000000000.00 is due to be to india's private us at the end ramadi or in new delhi on friday. back in the u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the so called party gate controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure after being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of a panoramic. if enough nps vote in favor, the matter will be referred to parliament's privileges committee. let's go live that a london i was there was john hall is outside parliament. judah, johnson has a big majority in parliament. i mean, how likely is t

u. k. michael jacobs and environmental economists at the university of sheffield. my warm welcome to all of you, francis you were involved in producing this report. it makes a pretty shocking reading. i you surprised that was still saying this much deforestation across the world some to decades after the organization, the global forest. what started monitoring these forests you know, disappointed, but not surprised. as you suggest, we do now have 20 full years of data from satellite imagery, monitoring and have seen just a steady persistence, stubborn loss, so forth at this level. you mentioned it last year in 2021 more than 11000000 hector's, just in the tropics and of that 3750000 pictures of the primary tropical forests, which are the most valuable from the point of view of carbon sequestration by diversity conservation indigenous peoples, so it's really a catastrophe, but really for the last 20 years that loss of tropical human, tropical forest, primary force has hovered between 3 and 4000000 hector's for 20 years now. so it's another step. i would also say that in fact, the pledge to end 4th last by 2030, was made in november. so most of this loss had already occurred by the

u. k. government to make a decision, 1st and foremost, to win again our duty and the responsibility to refugees and also to refresh a confession which we are seeking a to read, to which we need to upon and which the international community respecting as to uphold doug what method are we sending to order or the other people? and secondly, it, it was, it will be immersive shop to any room for use or asylum seekers to find themselves after fleeing. after going through the traumatic, after taking the risk to get into a country where you think that you'll be safe, we think that you'll be protected to send somewhere somewhere. far away, which that is not safe glares in that country. we have 100-8000 over on ron rondon, which i in exile, which they have flee dwanda to go seek protection some more s. so it led to say that, you know, now the ukranian fleet, ukraine coming to the u. k. the u. k. government, when i shipped them to, to rwanda for their refugee cases to be processed in rwanda is absolutely unthinkable. ah. all right, let's bring on our panel all joining us from the u. k. in london. my a good fellow and academic at the university of sheffield and author

u. k. defense and security. think tank receive very warm welcome sir. thank you for taking the time to take our questions. a surprising admission by russia that it has suffered substantial losses. what's your read on that? so the russians have taken very substantial losses and they don't have many more troops to commit. which means that this next operation of the dumbass, they have a limited amount of time before they will need to make some difficult choices about mobilizing reserves and retaining conscripts in the last round. now if they do that, they need to prepare the population to admitting that there are rules and explain why that's necessary. and so i think what we're seeing is that preparing the ground to have options in terms of generating, we'll come back units here in around a months time. and we started our broadcast with a deadly, a train station attack is a rocket strike on a railway station in east in ukraine, another sign of rushes campaign of intimidation. or is this a typical pattern of warfare by russian forces? it's difficult to tell with the specific strike because attacking rail infrastructure, which is the primary source of the logistics about the russians and the ukraini

u. s. o. b looks like hanging before read the former head of world football set black is to go on trial in june to face swiss corruption charges the k centers on a $2000000.00 payment that was made to michelle put theni, the ex presidents of europe's governing body. both but entertaining have denied any wrong doing. prosecutors alleged flatter, improperly arrange the payment to patina in 2011 chelsea on. it's almost take a says he's hoping his payment or about to write a fantastic script in the champions. the quarter final with around the trip holders play around spain. later on they need to turn around a 31 deficit from the 1st like to reach the last bull. chelsea wound up for the match for the 6. now personally, whenever so thompson, they face arouse side that are currently top of league it's sports and it's, it's a game and it's a beauty of the game that, that everything is possible always. so we will arrive and try everything because it's worth trying and, and from there we see, and hopefully we have, we have for match where belief, gross and within the match and by our actions. and hopefully we can fulfill our dream started and