u. k. home office blog, the u. k. home office is saying, in the next few weeks, we want to send out a notice to sign because you are coming in the u. k. in the next few months, the 1st flights will take place going to rwanda. but we do not know at this stage what legal challenges they may well be. this is u. k prime minister boys johnson explaining what the potential for this policy have a nice and have a look 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 sir. i wonder as well, same by u. k. prime minister by st. johnson as a deterrent. john feet and b spoke to us a little bit earlier his like we shouldn't be thinking about flying asylum seekers across the world to a wonder. we should be thinking of different ways to make sure they have safe passage. this is what he thought italia. a british red cross with stylish and

u. k. m. amy, bring you in here. what is the duty of the u. k? when somebody arrives in the u. k. what is the duty if they are saying we are a cyber seekers? we are seeking asylum? what should the u. k. be doing with those people? thank you, phemie. the u. k. has an obligation to ensure access to its territory for people seeking asylum and access to an asylum procedure with due process expelling. asylum seekers who arrived by boat or by lori, irregularly, and expelling them to rwanda is just shirking its responsibilities under the refugee convention under international law. and it really needs to be ensuring that it is opening its borders, not closing them to individuals that are seeking protection. i'm going to bring in the voice of journalism lights and mikaela wrong. she has decided that the announcement of this new asylum seeking process in the u. k. is connected to politics. you may not agree here, maria, but have a listen and then bounce off the back with your thoughts. his mckaden this strikes me is a really cynical deal, and i imagine has been prompted by the fear that the conservatives are not going to do that well on the may 5 ele

it's, it's the army, any kind of comprehension, this kind of, well, i would say disgraceful, but it's also really, really self. u. k. tennis officials do say that they will probably review that decision if circumstances change significantly. what do you think it's going to take for them to find the athletes? those are the same as doping. nicky, we've seen this that it doesn't matter what the next, the next thing that the processed the job the bar keeps going open up. and we, we seen also with the american administration that short day with a regime change in russia. nothing is going to make a difference. so i don't see this change before wimbledon. i'm not really the reaction of the atp and w t a who i criticized on a regular basis as you know because they have some really or sports administration wimbleton going on beyond all that. so i don't see any way out of this wimbley they, they've been, they've targeted washing refund, better ocean players, which is again surprising what they've only said, russian russian, russia, russian in this. so it's very, very strange. it's a very 40 port and you know, statements, dec

u. k. saying that wimbledon will be at a loss by refusing to host the players. has some reactions to that bond from social media uses. brushing tennis players are to be banned at wimbledon. that's me not watching it. then. keeping politics out of sports is obviously beyond the rush, fopes. i hope there are players who take wimbledon to court for this. this isn't about the russian tennis federation, but individual players who have a russian passport. it's like the world versus russia. now remember, tennis as a solo sport, let the people enjoy their sport with disgust this way, that is cash my professor, sensuality and fullness sports lecture. i thank you for joining us on the program. it's really good to see. and if you think wimbleton and other international competitions will indeed suffer from excluding such prominent place, probably not nicky. i don't think anybody really will notice method of his absence from wimbledon only tennis connoisseurs and he really will be glossed over. i'm not entirely sure he will be vander actually, because wimbledon is long. well

u. k. was drawing a red line in the solomon islands. that is the, i know 1000 miles from the united states of 1000 kilometers from australia. the u. s. in the u. k. say, that's a red line. now ukraine is less than one millimeter from russia. russia has no fear of influence. and meanwhile, the u. s. and the u. k. apparently have taken the whole pacific the pacific ocean. and my question would be this. does the solomon islands have a red line? apparently, there is no sovereignty. it only applies to ukraine. it does not apply to the solomon's island. i mean, they have broken the hypocrisy meter here in the last few days. well, i think garland, that's why the global south doesn't want to have anything to do with this because they, the further you get away from london in washington, the more hypocritical it seems. ok, that's why they're not throwing their lot in this. they have to take care of their people. they're thinking about their own sovereignty and not make allowing others to dictate what that sovereignty is. that's the world we live in gentlemen. that's all the time we have many thanks to my guess and watch it in providence and in our slow and tha

explosions on a russian warship. moscow says it was an accident. ukraine says it, talk it to the vessel with cruise missiles, u. k prime minister boris johnson says they planned to send refugees to rwanda for processing. at least $300.00 dead floods devastate the city of dub and in south africa. about december to with your schools live, who reached the semifinals the way the champions league for a 3rd time in 5 seasons. ah. hello, welcome to the program. 5 palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank since wednesday. their desk, the part of a rise in violence last since the israeli army began its military raids, which followed a number of recent attacks in israel. a funeral has been held for the palestinian loya. mm hm. at a sof who was killed by israeli forces in nablus. he is one of the 5 palestinians killed since wednesday. is there any forces have arrested, doesn't of people who've been out in protest to women, what will say killed on sunday in bethlehem. and in hebron and among the series of attacks in israel, a palestinian gunmen killed 3 people in tel aviv last thursday. and on march 29th, the p

u. k. say they are wear off and looking into the accusations, the ukranian politician ivana can push says moscow used an unknown substance which has caused people to suffer from respiratory failure. there is no evidence and russia hasn't commented on the allegations you pay for is actually less trust. treated the following reports that russian forces may have used chemical agents in an attack on the people. off maddie poll, we are working urgently with our partners to verify the details. any use of such weapons would be a callous escalation in this conflict. and we will hold putin and his regime to account or in his nightly tv address, ukrainian president velasmio zalinski war. russia could resort teasing chemical agents. he referred to comments from russian backed eastern forces in don yeske, who had called for such weapons to be deployed. she would use as vulgar, equal blank to day. we had a new threat about a new stage of terror against our defenders. one spokesman of the enemy made a statem

u. k says moscow likely wants to make significant gains and eastern ukraine before russia has annual victory day celebrations on may, the 1000000 russia saying is successfully tested a new intercontinental ballistic missile president vladimir putin says each miss all can carry up the 12 nuclear warheads and can hit any target on earth. well, is there any forces have injured 13 palestinians by using rubber bullets and a further 5 palestinians are suffering from pepper spray inhalations. this all happening at the mouth compounds i. it's been days of height, intention at the sites and occupied in jerusalem, incursions by jewish ultra nationalists groups have for the reasons. unrest. let's find out what's happening right now with the occupied holy side and bringing stephanie decor, joining us from occupied east jerusalem. stephanie well we've been hearing for the last couple of hours done grenades rubber bullets we know being fired, also fireworks coming out of the mosque. 18 injured. now, this is, as you said, coming off the back of a week heightened tension. today's the last day is that these

u. k. saying things like they'd like to see india take a tougher stand against russia. they said that the whole world was watching, where countries stood on this issue, whether they stood on what they call the right side of history. we have seen the messaging from at least those countries soften somewhat lately. the u. k. foreign secretary las trust. she was in new delhi on thursday. when she said that india is a sovereign nation and the u. k. won't be telling india what to do. she was talking about the increase and the imports of russian oil to india. we also had the u. s. state department spokesperson ned prize. he was saying that washington is not looking to india, asking india to change its relationship with moscow that they would urge continue to urge all their partners and allies to use whatever influence they have to call for an end to, you know, the russian aggression and the war but they were much harsher words from the u. s. sam, deputy national security adviser for international economics. de leon sing. he was in new delhi on thursday, and he's seen as one of

u. k. say they're aware of and looking into allegations that russia may have used chemical weapons in mateo, pull the ukrainian politician ivana clim push, says moscow use an unknown substance which has cause people to suffer respiratory failure. no evidence has been put forward and russia hasn't commented on the accusation. the u. k. foreign is actually less trust has tweeted on the issue and sad reports that russian forces may have used chemical agents in an attack on the people of mario poll. we are working urgently with partners to verify the details. any use of such weapons would be a callous escalation is conflicts. and we were whole putin and his regime to account or in his nightly tv address. ukrainian president followed miss lansky warned russia could resort to using chemical agents. he referred to comments for him, rushing back east and forces in don. yes, co call for such weapons to be deployed. she would use as bulky, equal, blank to day. we heard a new threat about a new stage of t

u. k saying that wimbledon will be at a loss for refuse a by refusing to host to play as his some reaction to that bond from social media uses. brush in tennis players are to be banned at wimbledon. that's me not watching it. then keeping politics out of sports is obviously beyond the russia folks. i hope there are players who take wimbledon to court for this. this isn't about the russian tennis federation, but individual players who have a russian passport. it's like the world versus russia. now remember, tennis as a solo sport, let the people enjoy their sport. lack of reaction to the band from profess eshola g on form a sports lecture. alice cash flow. that is nonsense, of course, because wimbledon players did not compete on behalf of that country that not representatives of that country now playing individuals. and so i think that it's still time for wimbledon to reconsider this decision. there is this kind of rush of phobia going on, and anything that is associated with russia is automatically deemed bad. now that translates into sport and sport has in a certain way, understandably be

u. k, saying that wimbleton will be at a loss by refusing to host the play is the head of the women's tennis association. steve simon essays, individual athletes should not be penalized for the decisions of that governments. but he added that quote, something very significant can force as to change opposition. we also got reaction to the bond from an honor to coach of russia's tennis t. yes, almost. so i think we need to listen to great players like martin and of rod silver and novel deckervidge who have called the decision to ban the at least unfair. i think there is still enough time for the organizes of wimbledon to realized, ban and outstanding russian and russian at please is nonsense and is a hostile policy that should have nothing to do with support which should stay out of politics. i believe that this position undermines the prestige of wimbledon, and i hope that the organizers will change their minds. when all of this is over, our tennis players will show what they're capable of that. but suppose column is down consultant, alan, more say to wimbledon is being hypocritical by bannin

u. k. officials that electronic devices connected to the highest levels of government appeared to have been in fact with spy, software citizen lab says the spyware is known as pegasus. it's a products of these ready cyber alms de la n s o. group, the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to n s l clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of those countries has commented, the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on security masses and denies the allegations. adam shapiro is the director of israel palestine advocacy at dawn. he says some intelligence agencies need to catch off with software being used by companies like n s o group. they should be said that citizen looking for before has a long track record of credibly proving its allegations with the evidence that are fine on the devices and what, what is significant about this in this case, although it really isn't surprising, is the extent to which even european governments are using the spyware against their own civil and again, political targets. we've seen that authoritarian governments are usin

we've also heard the saying from the u. k, the u. s. and poland between them, they say that they are sending in tanks ammunition for how it says at grenade launchers all because they say that this is what the ukranian army needs to match. the capabilities over the russian army and the u. k. armed forces minister has said it is completely legitimate, ukrainian army, to use such heavy weaponry to attack targets in russia is completely legitimate for ukraine to be targeting in russia's depth in order to disrupt the logistics. that if they weren't disrupted with directly contribute to death and carnage on ukrainian soil, could they use british ordinance at all to do that is only concern. any of them weapons we've given him for defensive purposes, get used in that without causing problems. well, i think it is so see the case that things that the international community are now providing to ukraine, half the range to, ah, to be used over the borders. despite the fact that these weapons have already been flowing into quite for the last few mont

u. k will give her land just over a $130000000.00 as part of the trial rights groups have criticized the decision. economists say the u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s, as prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation in the u. k. accelerated to 7 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages, and that's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling. well, those are the headlines. news continues here now to sierra off to africa. direct extension. thanks so much. talk to al jazeera, we are, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be also brushing gas? we listen when i've seen and played football with refugee, i look at them and they're happy smiling. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the story. restart the matter on out. you see a movie. oh, it was the most sounds good with guys you. mm hm. please hold a new new employee and with that much sound good. what i did tell you is dental, can you check? you see a b c mclennan when just a handy, how can we want? we're missing a well go gun, g t o n g in f

u. k. officials. their electronic devices connected to the highest levels of government appeared to have been infected with spies, software citizen lab says the spyware is known as pegasus. it's a product of these robi psy brahms dealer, enter. so group, the watchdog is linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office. vanna, so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of those countries has commented, u k. government says it doesn't comment on security matters either. and the so denies the allegations. the white house says it's disappointed with the court ruling that struck down a nation wide mosque mandate on public transport. a federal judge in florida rolled the u. s. centers for disease control and prevention that overstepped its authority and it comes as new cases are increasing. john henry reports from chicago, with new cases rising along with cove in confusion mask mandates in the us or more muddle than ever does have a great fight. in florida, a federal judge appointed by then president donald trump on monday, struck down a mask requirement on planes, trains, and buses a

interesting to see some was of a shift you could say, because when the russian invasion of ukraine began, we heard from countries like the u. s. and the u. k saying they would really like to see india take a much tougher stand against russia. but more recently the u. k. foreign secretary less trust. she was in india and new delhi on thursday. and she said that india was a sovereign nation and that the u. k. wasn't going to tell india what to do. she was referring to the indian imports of russian oil. we also heard from the u. s. state department on thursday, and they said that washington isn't looking to change india's relationship of moscow, but they will remind india and all of their partners and allies that they have to use whatever influence they have to put an end to the wall. but really interestingly that we had much um, harsher woods, you could say from the deputy us national security advisor who was for international economics who was in india on thursday. and that he said that they will be severe consequences for anyone who tries to circumvent us. sanctions on russia, it's banks. right. and also that, that, that india really can't

software. citizen lab says the spyware, known as pegasus a product of the israelis, thigh bombs, dealer, and a so group. the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office on the foreign office to enter. so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of these countries have commented on the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on such security matters. and so has denied the allegations . let's speak to adam shapiro, his director of the israel palestine advocacy at dawn. he joins, as far as going from detroit in michigan, just to repeat the anna, so have denied the allegations and we haven't heard any comment from the british government. but if this is found to be true, how significant is it is quick to get in and it should be said that citizen before has a long track record, credibly proving its obligations would be evidence that are fine on the devices and what, what is significant about this in this case, although it really isn't surprising is the expense of which even european. ready governments are using the spyware against their own civil and against political target. we've seen that authoritarian govern

says the spyware is known as pegasus. it's a product of the israeli cyber alms dealer en, eh, so group want show because link the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to en, eh, so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of these countries have commented and the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on some security matters. an essay has denied the allegations. shlang as president has admitted that he made mistakes which has contributed to an economic crisis in the country but got to buy a raja park so still refusing to resign. instead, he sworn in a new cabinet hoping to turn things round, and l fernandez, reports from colombo. after days of protest again, tr lunk has government. 17 ministers take their oath before the president most are young with little political experience. poverty me out of buddha. the crisis that exist today is a good opportunity to bring changes to the system. the people are asking for that you have got that opportunity along with that, i am asking young people to assist that process. so says delta 0, that prime minister my and the roger potter wanted mor

explosions on a russian warship. moscow says it was an accident. ukraine says it targeted the vessel with cruise missiles. u. k prime minister brought johnson says they will send some refugees to were wonder processing at least 300 dead floods devastate the city of durban in south africa. ah. so then fight, palestinians have been killed in the occupied west bank since wednesday. that deaths are part of a rise in violence as since he is rarely ami began its military rate, which followed a number of recent attacks in israel. a funeral has been held for the palestinian law mohammed a sof killed by it's ready forces in nablus at is ready forces have arrested dozens of people who have been out in protest to women were also killed on sunday in bethlehem. and in hebron and among the series of attacks in israel, a palestinian gunmen killed 3 people in televi floss week and a march 29th, the palestinian shot and killed 5 people in the nearby city. it been a barrack? natasha. good aim as more now or i will move on to that report in a little while. the flagship of russia is a black sea fleet has been severely damaged by

u. k, when it says it wants a free indo pacific, it clearly means one free from china. and so the pacts entering the growing arms race for hypersonic missiles. china, on the other hand, is sending out a warning to the west. don't provoke beijing. the way you did moscow, anyone who do not want to see the ukrainian crisis, should refrain from doing things which may lead the other parts of the world into a crisis like this. as the chinese saying goes, if you do not like it, do not impose it against others, all the while the west and its allies are fixing their bayonets in japan. recent poll suggested people want to break with the countries post world war 2, tradition of leaving defense matters up to the u. s. and strengthen its own national defenses. the european union with all its past rhetoric of peace, is also rearming with germany, for example, pledging $110000000000.00 to modernize its military. it's foreign affairs chief, even called the e, was last high profile summit with china. a dialogue of the death looks like all is revealed about the west foreign policy when i

says the spyware is known as pegasus. it's a product of the israeli cyber alms dealer and a so group. the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to en, eh, so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of these countries has commented on the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on such security matters and a so denies the allegations. adam superior is the director of the israel palestine advocacy adorn. he says, some intelligence agencies need to catch up with the software being used by companies like vienna. so group it should be said that citizen, my 4th before has a long track record of credibly proving its obligations would be evidence that are fine on the devices. and what, what is significant about this, in this case, although it really isn't surprising, is the extent to which even european governments are using the spyware, against their own civil and against political target. we've seen that authoritarian governments are using this fire. ready against political targets journalists, tonight's defenders people like to show the founded on the person but

u. k. foreign office to states including the united arab emirates, jordan and india. none of those countries has commented and the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on such security matters. a pakistani court has sentence 6 men to death and jail dozens of other than a mass trial. the lynching of a shall ankin factory manager preamp that viola donna was killed in the pakistani city of cl called last year, work as a sports equipment factory that he ran a tuesday ma, blasphemy perpetrators were identified through video shot and mobile phones, and later uploaded on social media sherland as president is admitted, he made mistakes which led to an economic crisis but got to buy a raja packs, are still refusing to resign. he sworn in the new cabinet opening to turn things around. as michelle fernandez reports now from the capital columbus. after days of protest again, tr lunk has government. 17 ministers take their oath before the president most are young with little political experience. probably not me out of buddha, the crisis that exist today is a good opportunity to bring changes to the system. the people are asking for that you h

u. k. prime minister says that the president who has forced europe to we arm is, is one of the unintended consequences of this war, closer ties with post regs at u. k. and the, you i, yes, i can now, hey you. and just to reiterate, that will melinda was just saying, what was really on show that was a very close unity between gemini embrace. and in fact, prime minister bars johnson said that friendship has become even more vital since the conflict in ukraine. he was speaking there about all the issues on which gemini and the u. k. ah, unified i, he also had very one words for the german chancellor and the measures that have been taken so far on weaning gemini, of dependence on russian energy. and indeed, the steps that all planned by germany going in to the future just because you mentioned breaks it, that it really did form a very small pause. oh, of that press conference. it was dominated by the conflict in ukraine bought the prime minister said that he didn't want to go into too much detail on breaks it because it would in essence he said, a ruin the seamless harmony between germany, th

u. k. prime minister bras, johnson, and several other top officials from entering the country. the criminal says it's in response to british sanctions imposed over the war and ukraine. it accused the u . k of hostile actions and deliberately aggravating the conflict rate is fully again in parts of south africa, still cleaning up after the worst flight against 60 years rescue. as a continuing their search for survivors, often nearly 400 people were killed, leaving tens of thousands without food or shelter. and rescue teams in the philippines are searching for people missing. after tropical storm making struck the islands. at least 160 people are confirmed, killed. 100 10 am missing a ship carrying fuel from egypt to malta has sunk off the coast to nija. a 7 member crew have been rescued. the vessel was carrying 750 tons of fuel. it ended units in waters on friday because of bad weather emergency services. a working to contain an environmental disaster. alright . or upstate or headlines here. now, does it got more news coming up right off the inside story? ah, what's behind britain's plan to send.

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 t

u. k. will be giving you credit a $120.00 armored vehicles and new anti ship miss out systems i and also a johnson saying better the u. k. will continue to incent, intensify the sanctions on russia week by week. so that's coming out of ukraine. now we'll move on to pakistan and tell you about opposition and peas there because they are accusing the ruling party of delaying a no confidence vote against prime minister iran con. the session was adjourned 4 times on saturday. earlier parliament was dissolved to avoid a vote of no confidence supreme court judges rule that was illegal. opposition party say they have enough folks to oust con. let's take a look at how the push for no confidence vote led to the constitutional crisis. last sunday, the opposition put forward and no confidence motion to parliament and a bit to our prime minister. iran con, accused him of handling the economy badly. the deputy speaker blocked that motion saying that it was unconstitutional and involved foreign interference on iran cons advice. pakistan's president, dissolve parliament. the opposition challenge the order in the supreme

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 of hostile environment. how immigrants became scapegoats in nottingham, natalie hudson, assistant professor in law at the university of nottingham who has done extensive research on australia's refugee policies. and in cambridge, emily mcdonnell u. k. advocacy and communications coordinator at human rights watch a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on the program. emily, let me start with you today. the british government says that this new plan complies with international legal obligations that they have. what do you say is this new plan with rwanda, legal and beyond that, would it actually deter migration by boat the agreement to relocate asylum say? cuz arriving regularly to rwa

the crew was evacuated. ukraine says its forces hit the vessel with missiles the russian government is barring the british prime minister bars johnson and several other u. k. officials. the foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to the band list. the block is in retaliation for british sanctions over the war, germany ascending ukraine, a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons. the funds are part of a substantial increase in german defense spending. meanwhile, thousands have taken part in traditional east easter peace marchers nationwide. many called for an end to the war, but some german activists are rethinking long held pacifist and anti war beliefs. those marching for peace at this, he is easter march. his have to trade a thin line. traditionally, the demonstrations are a chance for people who believe passionately and pacifism to make their voices heard. calls for all om sales to stop and all war and aggression to end all the normal fare. but what to do in the case of putin's war of aggression against ukraine, that question has forced some here to rethink their principles. one she unhappy sustained with a heavy heart. i think now we probably have

vessel with missiles. russia denies that it says its crew got off the ship safely. lucko as a bar to british prime minister boris johnson and several other u. k. officials from entering russia. the russian foreign ministry says it will be adding more names to the band list. it's in retaliation for u. k. sanctions over the war in ukraine. pope francis has called for peace during an easter vigil in saint petersburg, silica granting officials, including a mayor who was detained by russian forces last month, attended the service. he european commission president. it was the fund a lion has announced that the you will be sanctioning more russian banks, which are the new sanctions. includes fairbanks, the largest bank in the russian financial sector, which has so far, been spared from the lion, said the e was also working on quote, clever mechanisms that will include oil sanctions, dominating cranes, ambassadors, germany has been quoted in a sunday newspaper saying ukraine was not informed of the details over a german proposal to provide ukraine with a 1000000000 euros to buy weapons, the german government has faced repeated criticism for its slow

u. k. officials at electronic devices connected to the highest levels of governments appear to have been infected with spice software citizen lamb says the spyware is known as pegasus, and it's a product of the israeli cyber arms dealer en, eh, so group. the watchdog has linked the hacking of devices in the u. k. prime minister's office and the foreign office to en, eh, so clients in the united arab emirates, jordan, and to india. none of those countries has commented and the u. k. government says it doesn't comment on security matters and also denies the allegations. while adam shapiro is a director of israel, palest in palestine advocacy at dawn, he says, some intelligence agencies need to catch up with software being used by companies like edison cruise. it should be said that citizen with him before has a long track record of credibly proving its allegations with the evidence that find on the devices and what, what is significant about this in this case, although it really isn't surprising, is the extent to which even european governments are using the spyware against their own civil and against political target. we've seen that