u. k. i'm office minister norman baker. thanks for joining us, mr. back. a good sadie with us today. the story with the u. k for on secretary obviously made the rounds on social media saying the u. k. wouldn't recognize to russian regions as actually of being russian, the power confusing them with the 2 neighboring regions in ukraine. it couldn't be that perhaps she wasn't well, brief enough going to do these talks and moscow. well, she wasn't and she's not very good. i mean, that's the reality of it. she's relatively new in the post and not somebody pointed out to try to do so. but looking at the whole situation a deeply on elbow, she wasn't probably afraid to st. we've got the situation on the ground where bother the you can us dolly of the rhetoric, but also we're going to join was on the russian troops on the board of what reason? we don't know. so i don't think it's like, and this was a credit to be another you case has been paving the way for what described as a harsh, if ever sanctions against moscow. considering that in the works. that's going to be right in parliament in the coming days. how peaceful can these diplomatic negotiations be? what can we have in terms

u. k. saying that this would only trigger a european war earlier this morning. the british prime minister by his johnson held a telephone call with the ukranian president zalinski, in which he promised further british assistance. now it does follow what the u. k. has turned its biggest event sanctions that it slept on russia yesterday, and this was an attempt, johnson says to hubble the russian economy, it does target bangs the sanctions also target the russian president vladimir putin in a circle. and at the same time, wealthy russians who either live here in london, or have extensive businesses much negative about the u. k. as in nancy, the largest and most of your package of economic sanctions, the russia has ever seen with new financial measures. we're taking new powers to target russian finance. in addition to the banks, we've already sanctioned these powers. when will they will not totally to exclude russian banks from the u. k. financial them, which is of course by far the largest in you're stopping them from accessing sterling and clearing payments throu

they call the russian playbook has started to be implemented. foreign secretary lives trust saying votes of the u. k. in the allies, a stepping up measures for the worst case scenario on monday. and then a few hours later, the defense actually been wallace in parliament saying that it looked more and more likely that in fact, russia had taken the decision and giving a bit of context for that. complimenting this trip build up, has been a prolific proliferation. a full flag operations propaganda, stunt, and russian news outlets carrying fictitious allegations. these are not the actions of the russian government fulfilling its repeated declarations that it has no intention of invading ukraine. in fact, we've seen over the last few weeks, the russian playbook being implemented in a way that gives a strong cause for concern that president putin is still committed to an invasion. while wallace did say that president putin risk setting himself on a tragic course of events leading to a human italian crisis, not just for ukraine, but for russia. he also, they said that the u. k. government was keeping lines

u. k. tabloids as well. and they've been saying for the past couple of weeks, imminent, imminent, imminent invasion. i mean, some might say there appears to be a european wide media campaign to start a war. mr. syria is not new. we have to since 2014, i think once or twice a year. there always, and it's 8 years now that the report there want to tell the russians and they are right on the way to invent ukraine. we have this last april. it didn't happen. we have been since 2014. it's real propaganda. they are making yeah. we can say it's walk and pain but, but still the water start for it. yes. but they doing it for 8 years. and now it's just a bit more than, well, it's less it more extreme than in previous events. but let's think back in april last year, it was also new new saying, well what i mean bailed bloomberg, the son daily mail. i mean, you've just got an absolute rash. all of these offloads here, and a lot of them very type loyalty who are putting out these headlines here. and it's also making politicians saying we're, we're

but i would say the u. k. certainly has, haven't had the profits rebound on the figures that you just mentioned earlier on the intro. prove that a couple of things here is the 2nd world war. this is the rebound the case ever had . and i think that's where she's to not be charge of the extraction, said the u. k. is the fastest growing economy of the g 7 it was, and it's predicted to be also in $22.00. now this is in contrast to companies in that you brought for just italy, which is really a lot of that was due to the huge come on component of the tourist in tourism industry in also germany. actually the auto industry that has been sort of bone and spent the german economy as volkswagen. a g announced that they had the slowest growth in 21 over a decade. and 5th of their workforce was furlough during december. they've actually predicted the to, to the ship shortage and that dependent always be on ship. the growth is going to be slow right through the whole end of the 1st half of 2022. so germany is really suffer

u. k. pounds at this point? that's essentially what it is, right to the u. k, saying they wouldn't be able to trade in pounds or dollars. and then let's talk about what the united states wants to do. so it seems like it's kind of been lead to what the u. s. is looking at doing sanction wise, is they would essentially try to block any kind of corresponding actions with russian banks. and us banks essentially, meaning they're gonna cut russia off of the swift swift system. now, for viewers of this show, you guys have heard this term a lot lately, right? the swift banking system. we talk about quite a bit. that is essentially what the, by the ministration is indicating that they're going to do that if they're russia, invades ukraine or now possibly as a result of even recognizing these 2 provinces. what we might see happen is the u. s. attempting to cut off russian banks from access to the international system, the swift banking system. and that, of course, brings us full circle back to the conversation that we've had so many times on the show about crypto currencies and

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one russians film diplomat appeared to be made of a joke. who reminded illinois talks with lateral proposal confusing to russian regions with 2 separate neighboring regions in ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. don't ye? the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. those regions have always been unquestionably part of russia, of fact seemingly confused. the you case, foreign secretary, despite trusts about apologizing later for the mistake, it sparked a wave of criticism on line with many, saying it was on becoming for the u. k. is higher ranking diplomat to make such a blunder. some wondered how she could go into the official talks and not even know the names of the regions she would discuss. formal british office minutes and one baker says all list caps nato's 5 ways

u. k. say russia is already invading who's? who's right here. mister cro? i mean, if you compare it to the last time, chris, you would say russia because obviously exactly the same game that one neighboring country is accepting, or recognizing a part of another country as independent to protect. people have to same t. so it's clear you can compare us with more pipe group. i have never heard nothing about thanks and again, turkey because of record nation of the republic. but we have seen that we have so much anti russian rhetoric in the last month. and, you know, even gave the exec date of the, the invasion was thought. now they need something to play in, in their home country and to justify the politics they made in the last month. the idea that we didn't see any change in areas they are under control of the park to republic. now, due to the fact that they are recognized by the russian government, there is no change yet. but it's not just having the better argument about communication and at least in western years of the russian communication when it comes t

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. britton's top diplomat appeared to be in need of a geography lesson during her talks with love rav reportedly confusing to russian regions with 2 in neighboring ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. then the united kingdom will never recognize ration sovereignty over those regions. those regions have always been unquestionably part of russia. a fact that seemingly confused of the you case of foreign secretary. but despite trust, apparently apologizing for that mistake, it sparked a wave of criticism on the internet. many saying it was unbecoming for the u. k. 's highest ranking diplomat to make such a blunder. some wondered how she could go into such talks and not even know the names of the regions she would be discussing. former british home office minister norman baker explained to my colleague, dan

u. k says they're invading forces, how people supposed to figure out really what's going on when you have these 2, i guess, parallel realities. while this is very difficult to figure out for the western public, i would say because media reporting of course is very important, very powerful in any kind of conflict. and if you see only the one side of the story, you cannot imagine also the suffering of the people living in those 2 people's republics. and yeah, therefore, it may be hard to understand that such peacekeeping troops can be really seen by the population itself as something really beneficial. and i would say that we need more transparency. what is going on on the ground in the people's republic . so this is something that russia definitely should provide to the international public that clearly can be seen. what are the development on the ground? what are the action? how peaceful in reality, how defensive this operation. raina rough 1st job had to go. analysts are joining us life or an opportunity national. really appreciate your time and your insight. thank you. thank you. the se

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

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after our meeting like this one. meanwhile, as the top diplomats were trying to maintain peace in moscow, british prime minister boris jones and met with the head of nato in brussels as the u. k. plans to boost his military presence in eastern europe. i'll see saudi edwards dusty reports, even though british officials are wanting russia to stop the cold war rhetoric, it seems more of was really happening in the west between nato and indeed, boris johnson in the joint press conference earlier today, the number of russian forces is going up the warning time for a possible attack is going down. this is probably the most dangerous moment. i would say that in the course of the next few days in what is the biggest security crisis that europe is facebook for decades. and today i agreed with the secretary general, a package of support sending troops claims and ships to defend. they t

u. k says russia is building field hospitals near ukraine and better roost saying it could indicate an invasion as planned. it also says temporary combat units being move closer to the border. what jellies chancellor is the latest leader to whole talk with him, put him in moscow. the russian president says he doesn't want war. but to go back on the path of negotiations, dosage bobby reports now from russia's defense ministry says these are some of its troops, which had been positioned on the border with ukraine. they're returning to base after finishing training exercises by me or venture. and as the training comes done in the troops as usual, will march back to their home stations, units from the southern and west military districts that completed the tasks already have started loading on trains and motor vehicles. and they will start moving to their home basic individual units will march on their own in military column. while this raises hopes, the tension could ease between russia and ukraine. there are still large scale, military exercise is taking place. and it's not clear how many units a

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this, one of britain's top diplomat appeared to be in need of a jewish room on its hearing. her talks with lab or off reports really confusing to russian regions with another 2 in the room. ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. don't ye? the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. well, those regions i've always been unquestionably part of russia, of fact that seemingly confused a u. k. foreign secretary will despite trust, apparently apologizing later for the mistake, it did spark a wave of criticism online with money saying it was under coming in for the countries highest ranking diplomat to make social blunder. some wondered how she could go into the official talks and not even know the names of the regions she would discuss. full british home office minister on baker says,

u. k. saying don't tell bar as johnson making somewhat of a joke of the fact that birth johnson is simply lost in line only bars doesn't is having to deal with allegations inquiries, police investigation into his own alleged rule breaking. so arguably is got quite a lot of other issues on his plate, but it all just adds to the mix, the app through all christ, you're coming from the house of commons from across the house, the bars johnson and his government is pathetic. and boris johnson's time is almost op. amid a dangerous crisis threatening peace in europe, a vital diplomatic opportunity has been missed. his boris johnson scrambles to hold on to his job. these are the real world consequences of a distracted prime minister, unfit for office, running a government in disarray. a pathetic embarrassment. boris johnson says he's helping with a diplomatic situation in russia and ukraine. he has no credibility, no one trusted him. the best thing he could do to help would be to resign. well, it all comes

u. k. says russia is building field hospitals and bell ruse. ukraine border. russia's parliament is calling on president twos in to recognize, to break away regents in east and ukraine as independent states. person says what's happening in those regions is genocide. it hasn't provided evidence of that child strength. it has more from concave now on, etc. and hans dawson, lawmakers to day a voting on a resolution to potentially recognize those break away states. now we've subsequently heard other self declared breakaway states. we should say interestingly, during about m. putin's speech, he said that sir, he hoped that the french and the german leaders could put pressure on the ukrainian government to work to resolve the crisis in the dorm bass peacefully. we've also heard from the foreign minister to be choker labor here, who said that to any recognition of those self declared breakaway republics would be a violation of international law and would destroy the minced agreement. but there are conc

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. britain's top diplomat appeared to be in need of a geography lesson. during her talks with lab rav reportedly confusing to russian regions with 2 in neighboring ukraine. you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. don't you? the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. those regions have always been unquestionably part of russia. a fact that seemingly confused to the case foreign secretary. but despite a trust, apparently apologizing for the mistake, it sparked a wave of criticism on the internet. many thing it was and becoming for the u. k. the highest ranking diplomat to make such a blunder. some wondered how she could go into such talks and not even know the names of the regions that she would be discussing. former british home office minister norman baker explained it to my coll

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this, one of britain's top diplomats appeared to be in need of a geography less enduring, had talks with laughter, of reportedly confusing to russian regions. with another 2 in neighboring ukraine, you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners regions. don't ye? the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. while the conversation was reported, the about positions of russian troops with the british envoy demanding they be removed from ukraine, whereas the ra stove and vote on as regions have always been unquestionably positive. russia who was apparently confusing them with the conflict we didn't don't. yes. can the hands can regions of eastern ukraine? atlanta has sparked a wave of mockery on the internet. meanwhile, as the top diplomats were trying to maintain peace in moscow, british prime minister bori

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one. when he thinks that don les me, by the to correspondence shot he had, was dashti in london now because while the top diplomats were busy here in moscow parish don't send it. but the u. k. prime minister met with nato secretary genuine in brussels. so one message has come out of that meeting sharia. whoa, even though british officials are wanting russia to stop the cold war rhetoric, it seems the more of was, is really happening in the west between nato and indeed, boris johnson in that joint press conference earlier today. words including the most dangerous moment, the biggest security crisis. indeed, the stakes are high and that nato must prepare for the worst. that the words in that joint conference in the h q in brussels, while there warning of fear of an eminent russian attack. the number of russian forces is going up. the warning time for a

u. k says russia is building feel hospitals near ukraine in bel ruth, which could mean an invasion is being planned. it also says battalion tactical groups of being taken closer to the border. those jabari reports from moscow. russia's defense ministry says, these are some of its troops, which had been positioned on the border with ukraine. they're returning to base after finishing training exercises and journeyman over here to work. as the training comstock and the troops, as usual, marched back to their home stations. units from the southern and western military district stuck completed the tasks already have started loading on trains and moto vehicles. they will start moving to their home bases individual units will march on their own in military column worsley little. while this raises hopes that tensions could ease between russia and ukraine, there are still large scale military exercise is taking place. and it's not clear how many units are being pulled back. use of the troops draw down came just as the german chestler all off schultz arrived in russia for talks with president vladimi

u. k. says russia is building field hospitals and bell roofs. now ukraine ball was being after meeting the german chancellor in moscow. russian president vladimir putin repeatedly said he does not want war, but fusion again demanded the issue of ukraine joining nato, which he opposes the result. now, the lineage, even the play at the do we want war or not? of course we don't. and it's for that reason that we have submitted a proposal as to a negotiation process as a result of which there should be a guarantee for security, for everybody including our country. unfortunately, we have already said this, we have not yet received any kind of substances answer to the submission yet and they did go mattress and the curtains and the vitamin. they said, i fully agree that diplomatic, if it's have yet to be exhausted, we have to find a peaceful resolution to this crisis. several troops have a pullback, which is a good sign. and we hope that this will continue. we are prepared with our allies in the you and nato, to take steps for the improvement. it varie

u. k says russia is building field hospitals near ukraine in bella, luce, which could mean an invasion is planned. it also says battalion tactical groups having taken closer to the border. the german chancellor is the latest to hold security talks with let them put in and moscow the russian president said he doesn't want war. but to get back to the path of negotiations. dawson jabari reports now from moscow. russia's defense ministry says, these are some of its troops, which had been positioned on the border with ukraine. they're returning to base after finishing training exercises. my name again, shirley maria to work as the training comstock and the troops as usual, marched back to their home stations, units from the southern and western military districts that completed the tasks already have started loading on trains and motto vehicles. they will start moving to their home bases individual units will march on their own in military column worsley little. while this raises hopes that tensions could ease between russia and ukraine, there are still large scale military exercise is taking

u. k. says rushers building field hospitals near ukraine in bella, bruce, which could mean an invasion is being planned. it also says a battalion tactical groups of being taken closer to the border. stevenson is in luni, that's in the southern by the route, one of the places russia has been building up troops to give us this update earlier . i have to say there's quite so much skepticism here. also in the south of beller was about this statement that the russian troops are leaving or about to leave. it's also very hard to verify the statement here on the ground because there has been some footage released by the russian ministry of defense. a showing a tangs and troops are leaving, but there wasn't any mention of a day or time or location. we're here at luna and yet air base, which is one of the location where report at lee high and equipment from russia was brought in as far as 10000 kilometers away from the far east. the eastern command, apparently as $400.00 missile defense systems are here a

u. k says that these are purely for defensive purposes. who knows what these weapons could be used for once they're in the hands of the ukrainian military, especially after a meeting like this one will, britain's top diplomat appeared to be need of a job for lessons during her talks with laurel for boiler confusing to russian regions with another to in they bring you crime, you do recognize russia sovereignty over the rust of foreigners, regions don't eat, the united kingdom will never recognise russian sovereignty over those regions. while those regions have, of course, always been unquestionably, parts of russia are of fact that seem to confuse the case. foreign secretary, despite trust, apparently apologizing for the mistake. it did spark a wave of criticism on the internet with many saying it was becoming for the countries highest ranking. different to make such a blunder. some one of the how she could go into the visual talks and not have been well informed about the reasons she would be discussing that. meanwhile, as the top diplomat

u. k. saying that it is speeding up any practical steps. it's just saying, this is what we think the russians are up to right now. these are the stakes, and just urging the russian government to have a rethink, ben wallace, a pit trying to appear to be somebody that is not rejecting all of russia's demands. but saying that he thinks they are already planning for invasion, which will be very costly. he raised the prospect of russian troops being returned in coffins as a reason for president putin to rethink his strategy. not him. thank you so much that he barbara. there are breaking down those comments from the u. k. defense secretary for us out of london, bernard smith, monitoring events in moscow. so burnett, i mean, amazing to see, i guess in the sense of telecommunications and how quickly the ripple effect goes. i from moscow, what's going on there in the russian capital? because we've, we've seen now in the past what 4142 minutes. literally, the world's capitals, reacting to russia, saying, well, we might, we probably, we might not recog

u. k. say they are moving to block, he, russian bangs from accessing the swift payment system while threatening more measures in the future. however, notably the west appears to be skirting around rushes, energy sector, given how much they still rely on it. so joining us now the best way to co host christy. i know christy break this one down for us. what sparks to move by russia central bank to more than double interest rate. yeah, the re height is designed to offset increased risk approval, depreciation and inflation. so this was an attempt to defend the currency on the back of a slew of new sanctions and penalties imposed on russia by europe and the u. s. and this follows the central bank orders to him. now halt foreigners is to sell russian security in an effort to contain this market fall out. the rubel fell as far as 30 percent from friday's close before pairing some losses. but it's still down roughly 20 percent against the dollar in the last year. and the bank also said that it would be

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u. k. u both saying though that these heavy financial sanctions are not just at the economy, but also financial services and systems, are there to hobble the russian economy. this is what the british prime minister barak johnson had to say, and also the european commission president ursula, vom delane the u. k. as in nancy, the largest, and most of your package of economic actions, the russia has ever see with new financial measures, we're taking new powers to target russian finance. in addition to the banks, we've already sanctioned these powers. when will they will not totally to exclude russian banks from the u. k. financial system, which is of course by far the largest in europe, stopping them from accessing sterling and clearing payments through the u. k. now we have to meet the moment. we will hold the kremlin accountable the package of massive and targeted sanctions. european leaders approved tonight clearly demonstrates that this package includes financial sanctions that cut rush us access to the most important capital markets. and these sanctions will increase rush, us borrowing costs,

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u. k says russia is building field hospitals near ukraine in bella ruse, which could mean innovation is being planned. and also says battalion tactical groups are being taken closer to the board. it doesn't by reports now from moscow. russia's defense ministry says, these are some of its troops, which had been positioned on the border with ukraine. they're returning to base after finishing training exercises by new york and german middlebury i to well, as the training comes to an end, the troops, as usual, marched back to their home stations. units from the southern and western military district stuck completed the tasks already have started loading on trains and motto vehicles. they will start moving to their home bases individual units will march on their own in military column whiskey little room. while this raises hopes that tensions could ease between russia and ukraine, there are still large scale military exercise is taking place. and it's not clear how many units are being pulled back. use of the troops draw down came just as the german chestler all off schultz arrived in russia

u. k. u also says he also says that bars jones, just trying to detract from his own problems. back at home. on 76 years old. i grew up in a world where we were dominated by the cold war. and we were told over time, by politicians, we run the threats and what was said in the soviet union, today, russia. and then after the cold war ended, we, we are all the documents released. i mean, we haven't been on the actual america was the big aggressor. i don't believe a word that british government or the american government. he's saying about the intentions of putin. if you know that the leader of you crying is telling the west to sort of wind all these down, i don't feel under threats or toe. if we get into sanctions with russia, we will be in a position where the damage is. many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people would lose their job here in this country. and the simple fact is, this is all i think, being ramped up by a prime minister boys johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held wholly to legal policies at 10 downing stre

u. k, was saying privately that the war was a disaster. the public that they were continuing. and so i think the lesson for me out of all this and for i think anyone who's now since he and human being is always be skeptical of government claims of that war. and especially when there's an attempt to try to steal a country's results of which are not based the steel. i mean now the countries in a bind, afghanistan, even if they can extract those resources, can be down safely, can it be done securely? are they questions around extraction in terms of climate change research? there are an afghan friends of mine say i can stand doesn't have the luxury of not extracting those resources while at the same time it's incredibly unclean with showing the structure to do so. who would really benefit if there was an ability for to do that now? who would benefit and i fear would not be the afghan people. will the nato countries, what was he denied theft? and that was really just to re ging leaseholder about the future exploitation of julian assigned to the change here in london. and he famousl

saying that prudence plans or invasion have already begun. plus on top of that, according to every single british media source, here in the u. k. intelligence says that putin intends to invade any minute. now it's because of this alleged massive escalation and from russia that now was the time for those sanctions to be imposed according to m. p. 's. just a reminder of those sanctions threatened by boris johnson, the prime minister that includes new powers to target individuals and entities linked to the russian state, which by the way, members of parliament today are lumping our t u k. into that to a solution has started at mister speaker and we saw yesterday, saturday on friday. anyone who was following events in the dorm bus reaching so isn't time to start sanctioning individuals and entities of strategic interest. none including those here in this country. and given the importance that disinformation on the entire architecture, that the russian government has to spread this information to the conflict it's perpetrating against ukraine should start with some of those disinformation rockets here. the likes of our tea. sputnik

u. k. government say is, it won't say, sorry, after our report reveals it squandered almost 9000000000 pounds on useless p. p. we get reaction to that on the streets of the higher tech take responsibility anna, to them saying, i think it's a waste of money. why that actually thinking about off and i do with the audio sharing giant spotify removes over a 100 episodes of jo rogan's podcast after the white house urge that platform to do more by the leg kobe. that misinformation, though, the latest act contained actually had nothing to do with the pandemic. that's all ahead this hour with whatever you're tuning in from right across the globe today. welcome to moscow into then use our own r t. my name's unit bloomberg. news has accidentally claimed that russia invaded ukraine the kremlin, poke fun at the saying it may change the term. fake news to bloomberg. news they headline on its website was taken down after being up around 30 minutes. bloomberg said sorry for the mistake. my colleagues knew harvey and donnell quarter discuss the story earlier. readers were absolutely shocked to find some hair

u. k. government says, it won't say sorry, after report reveals it squandered almost 9000000000 pounds on used to listen to overpriced. p p e. so here with our team, we hit the streets of london to at the higher ups that take responsibility anna to them saying, i think it's a waste of money. why that actually thinking about off with the audio sharing sites modify, removes another $113.00 episodes of joy rogan's podcast off to the white house. the platform to do more about so called cobit misinformation. this time, the actual content actually has nothing to do with cope with lots of big stories, making waves around the world. today we're on top of most of them here at all to you international. welcome to the program. the criminals having a bit of a la it may have to change the term fake news to bloomberg news. after the outlet announced that russia had invaded ukraine. that headline was taken down off to being up for 30 minutes. bloomberg has since said, sorry. my colleague mill harvey discussed the story just a bit earlier with donald quarter breeders were absolutely shocked to find some

gas from russia. chance the old schultz says the $11000000000.00 under see link needs to be reassessed because of what russia is doing in ukraine. when the u. k announces putting sanctions on 5 russian banks and 3 individuals prime minister boss johnson says they could be more as well. they frosh escalates the conflicts in ukraine, away from the sanctions and the diplomacy people, me the frontline of the standoff, a pretty concerned about what the future holds. understandably, child stratford reports now from easton, ukraine's done yet screeching. according to the ukraine and military as of mid day to day, they said that so over 660 and weapons had been used against ukrainian positions along the 420 kilometer front line. various different color was everything from machine guns too. heavy artillery, as i say here, but it's, it's been that the shelling in the last few minutes has been heavier than other locations that we've been in earlier today. what's of great concern in a place like this though, is that this village has quite a lot of civilians still in it. a number of the buildings, in fact, a very great number of the buildings have been oc