u. k. say that their shock to discover the part of the famous stonehenge monument came from a lot further away than originally thought. they have found that the older stone originated 750 kilometers away in northern scotland rather than wales in the west of the u. k. the discovery is raising more questions about how people around 4500 years ago, more than former lennier were able to transport huge stones across such distances. and in peru archaeologist there discovered a site believe to have been built around 500 years after stonehenge. nearly 4000 year old burial site was on earth and the northeast of the country. the remains of 4 individuals had been laid to rest on their side, facing the mountains of the 0 valley members of the research team have urged authorities to protect the site from me 0, then yay. of next is inside story. on else 0 to what the the hello here just in time for your weather report across the middle east and africa and some good news if you're in the golf. the breeze is p

u. k. say the shot to discover the part of the famous stonehenge monument came from a lot further away than originally. so they found that the oldest and originated the 750 kilometers away in the north of scotland rather than from wales in the west of the okay. the discovery is raising more questions about how people around the time. 2500 b. c were capable of transporting huge stones over such distances and the communication abilities of nationalistic people. and that's it for me to close the website out. is there a dot com is the address? got more news coming up in front of a house now, right off to people and i've seen a bit of the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us once to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes the quizzical look good us politics. the bottom line, the the breakup of yugoslavia in the early 1990 led to a ser

u. k saying stop the boats are talking about invasions going on at the border. first of all, how different is that from what you were hearing from politicians just a decade ago. the fact that this is all being normalized, but also how much does that impact this kind of anti migration sentiment throughout society? yeah, i think you're right to say that there has been a market shift in the, you know, just schools. and that we have the been in the last 2 years with a previous document, a bill escalation of that kind of style, narrative, particularly kind of as it was created with the host on environment policies. so we've seen a real activation and an escalation of some of those narratives. i'm not legit to mind. is that kind of demonized version of my friends. but i think it's really important that we will say that if it's not the, the, the bonnet that we've seen in the last few days hasn't been just directed to my friend has been directed to support that towards muslim communities as. so it's mock back and targeted people of color, black and brown could be target

u. k. says the victims mother was also badly beaten on one has accused police of a racist attack. now let me warn you, some of you might be distressed by pictures, and laura con, support. this video has caused a major pull out the suspension of a police officer, a criminal pro, protest film by a by stand in men just to airport on july. the 23rd, it shows 19 year old for here i'm a seemingly, inc. precipitated warrant officer dumped on him and kicks him in the head, his brother laying on the ground nearby. a 2nd video was released, putting to show what happened prior of a fight breaking out between a mouse, his brother and the police. this prompted a mazda, as found the lawyer to hold a press conference, saying this video was a deliberate attempt to smear the family. alma on watch says the video likes context and instead of being sent to the legal teams, it was sent to a politician. context came about because secure cctv for each form. highly secure place. i might just stay at home somehow find its way into the media. somehow it was shown to on the bottom, the mir agreed to my inte

say that they have saved the country. also coming up on the show, thousands of join anti racism protests across the u. k. organizers that say it's a peaceful response to days of our right writing. following the killing of 3 girls the i'm sorry, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. we're going to turn to those stories in just a moment. but 1st we do have some breaking news coming in to powerful earthquakes have struck off japan's southern coast. the $6.00 and a $7.00 magnitude from or is it just off? mia zaki prefecture. so nami alerts have been issued, but there are no immediate reports of damage. we will be bringing you more updates on the story as they come in and bangladesh as new caretaker of leader mohammed unice has returned home after a student let uprising the 4th of long time. prime minister shake has he not to resign and leave the country? unice has now landed a dock has main international airports just a short while ago. he's a grasp of foreigners in spring valley, nobel peace prize winner spent the last few days in france where he received medical treatment. he'll be sworn in as the

still a heads and i'll just say around these old file of riots in the u. k. leave communities on edge. we hear from those who say that too afraid to move the stock market inches on woods, but investors are still speed soft to the worst day of trading since 2022 in school will hear from the swedish off, please use just broken as well. record action from somebody picks the to have that as an ice slice of settled weather sitting across central parts of south america. so lots of fine, dry, sunny conditions to be enjoyed across power. why and central and southern parts of brazil. but there's a change in the cards, we've got that bound of heavy rain moving across. mold in argentina, uruguay on on, was to power wine the days ahead. so some pretty intense thunder storms will start to march. that way. further, north popping up in bolivia as well. that rain, stretching all the way up to the northern crest, but it's down in the south, but more unsettled weather to come. a weather front will bring some very powerful wins and some heavy rain as well to arching tina and chi

u. k. she says politicians from rival parties have played a role in the unrest. the labor has for years allowed as long as phobia and anti immigration rock direct meant in the u. k. just a few weeks ago we had the home secretary of at cooper warning of intimidation and harassment. and pro paula stein areas, whatever that means, something the is so many people a close eye type of language used by people like the daily mail. no go areas for white people, the labor policy, i'm the tory party and all areas of our establishment are responsible for creating this crisis. and i think the suggestion that the fall right is exclusively to blame for this obvious thing. this action did in, you know, it was instigated by thought, right? groups tell me robinson support is organizing through social media and all the channels. i think, you know, but to say that these groups all um, exclusively responsible when the audiology on which that roy is, is one that is shed by march at the bridge establishment is totally wrong. and i think you see that and politicians attempt to distance t

u. k. to say well of israel's not allowed to go, then we're not going to go either. that's weird and by the way, washer and bell originally also not invited but that's okay with the us. and that's okay with the british diplomats no complains there. here's what a japanese scholar, smart guy, it seems, thinks of all of this, of israel has actually no place invisible, then it is utterly outragious that, you know, people would even think that is real and should be invited. the russians and the valuations are not invited either. the west is perfectly happy with that, but when it comes to their ally is real. oh wow. you know, this is we have to make a big state the japanese decide who they want to invite. and somehow the u. k. and the united states, the say now you have to invite who we decide we want you to invite to your party. this one has nothing to do with my mother, but i do want your reaction. well, 111 thing i would know about uh rahm emanuel is his brother. i forget his 1st name, but the brothers and manuel the older brother is also a high level d and c delegate.

u. k organizer say it is a peaceful response to days or far right. writing. following the killing of 3 girls, [000:00:00;00] the i'm clear, richardson, thank you very much for joining us with us as a new caretaker leader mohammed unice has praise be students who over through the countries authoritarian government arriving home and asked dr. airport, he said they had saved bangladesh and had given it a 2nd independence. he's out of the country's new found freedom needed to be protected nobel peace prize. winners spent the last few days in france where he received medical treatment. now he and his cabinet will be sworn in in the coming hours. i spoke earlier to journalist and my note is from kahn. he's in dhaka and gave me his view on whether eunice will be able to bring the country together. now is the time of when this is the name of fungus of the students full, but the grades have been the end of a test of this week. and the entire nation, a from the people in the sector is no waiting, eagerly waiting for him to take the job as of the 20. and uh, and this is

u. k organizer say it is a peaceful response to the days of rioting. stoped by the far right and response to the killing of 3 children. also coming up on our show today, bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner mohammed eunice is set to arrive in duncan's suit. he says, he's ready to help this country address it's problems. after weeks of violent protests fed off all the governments and foreigners urged to go home and visitors to stay away as problem warnings and fears of a new boar take their toll on lebanon's final tourism industry. the hello unclear richardson. thank you so much for joining us. thousands of people have taken part in anti racism protests across the u. k. this comes after days of far, right? writing fuels by outrage over the stopping death of the 3 children and the subsequent. this information that's falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator of these riots as on mosques and hotels, housing asylum seekers attacked leaving minority communities on edge dw, with rosie bar chart. how's this report from liverpool? they said they're here to

u. k. andre kellen says many disagree with current politics, but to keep silence by of course, i know a lot of people here take one of these things a little would circle is going to click on united in the right in the right way, whether the but it sort of keeps setups that goes to the sea because they have to, they might be consequences for them. the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. but we start with breaking news telegram ceo pub older off has been officially charged by french authorities. he's accused of 6 alleged crimes committed via his online platform. mr. drive has been placed under judicial supervision on a 5000000 ero bail and a band from living friends. while the investigation is ongoing, the for the friendship president. and since the case is not politically motivated, despite many warnings about the future, safety of the platform and telegram ceo, pablo durham is arrested over the weekend has in fact to lead to us search and downloads of the app. my colleague, nicky aaron spoke with former british diplomat and proud who says this arrest has ope

u. k. andre calvin says many disagree with current politics, but choose to keep silence by, of course, i know a lot of people here at glen distance, little with the conflict in united. good in the rise in the right way, whether the but so to keep sign up because of the se until they have to, they might be consequences for them. the are watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. telegrams and paul boulder off has our portal. they've been taken to a paris court. french judges are likely to decide whether to put the businessman under formal investigation. this comes as new details emerge, suggesting the telegram boss had long been in french authorities cross hairs. according to western media arrest warrants for durham, and his brother telegram co founder nikolai were issued months prior to the rest of the tech cheese. the french prosecutor's office has told r t that it considers public drive to be the only person involved. he is being held in connection with the 12 alleged crimes committed by a named suspects via his platform, including the distribution of drugs and child

u. k. say their shots to discover the part of the famous stonehenge monuments came from a lot further away than originally thought. they have found that the alter stone originated 750 kilometers away in northern scotland rather than wales in the west of the u. k. discovery is raising more questions about how people around 4500 years ago were able to transport huge stones across such distances as of careers, presidents, you and so p o has outlined his vision for unification with north korea. the goal of bringing the countries together has been a long held policy objective for the south in spite of the austin trouble relations with the north. brought mcbride reports from sol task who is president you? and so if you all made his remarks at the annual liberation day anniversary, which commemorates the defeat of japan in world war 2 and the freeing of the korean peninsula from colonial. who in spite of into korean relations being that the worst in years, you know, fit to set up a consultation body t

u. k. say they're shocked to discover that part of the famous stonehenge monument came from a lot farther away than originally thought. they found that the alter stone originated 750 kilometers away in northern scotland rather than wales. the discovery is raising more questions about how people around 4 and a half 1000 years ago when able to transport shoed stones across such distances. i'll be back in a couple of minutes for more normally storage. i'm about to stay with us on august the as the kosovo celebrates the 25th anniversary of nato's intervention that ended the fighting between serbian and because of albany and forces we were meant to be completely ethnically. cleanse people have power, examines the posts for landscape and present the challenges for the regions youngest country. this is a vibrant nation state that is alive today because we took no attraction that's not possible the making of a states on that. just the utah pod who came in to be is israel and obstacles piece? i think th

u. k. organizers and say it is a peaceful response to days of rioting stokes. by the far right in response to the killing of 3 children. also coming up on our show today, banquet as new leader is returning home nobel peace prize winner mohammed unit is set for arrive in dock. this soon. he says he's ready to help this country address as problems. after weeks of violent protests, that's possible. the government, the empire, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. thousands of people have taken part in anti racism protests across the u. k. this comes after days of far, right? rioting fuels by outrage over the stopping death of 3 children and subsequent this information that falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator. the riots as on mosques and hotels, housing asylum seekers attacked, leaving minority communities on edge detail these reservoir chide has this report from liverpool. they said they're here to keep braces, 100 show, delta based refugee support center and lyrical when they learned h might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a wee

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u. k organizer say it is a peaceful response to days of rioting. stoped by the far right in response to the killing of 3 children. also coming up on our show today, bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner at mohammed eunice is set to arrive in dog costume. he says he's ready to help this country address its problems. after weeks of violent protests fed off all the governments and foreigners urged to go home and visitors to stay away as problem warnings and fears of a new born.

u. k. government says there has been no change to it's arms exports to israel, but it is reviewing advise on the policy while that opens the door for a possible band, al jazeera is in possession of a asked the british or minister for development of these dogs about progress on the review in the new year, k kaufman has been sorry, clear international humanitarian law is incredibly important. north is u. k. as a legal regime, when it comes to the control of arms exports to any country, the new phone secretary very quickly and office commission to advice on this issue, arriving the following of international humanitarian law. this is a complex area, but it's one that's very important. so we are proceeding with thought pace urgently . we'll make sure that we're updating, of course, the u. k. parliament. i thought that as soon as we can, can you provide any specifics will be wide enough to stop the war machine that is continuing to bombard guys, even if we, as we speak here today. so i'm obviously she arrives, development administer, and we've been desperately concerned about the she monetary

u. k, prosecutors saying we want to drop this we, we were to come and question him so that we can move on and, and get rid of this. and because no charges of any sexual crime, no, nothing, no charges have a light and they actually communicated to the cps. if they wanted to close it and bring it to an end. and the response was, this is more, this is about more than a, an x, normal extradition don't, you know, don't get cold state. and so i think that evidence is out there, and there, there will be more to come. i believe as time goes by, as things become uncovered. i'm old journalists dig into the record around julians persecution about the new british prime minister. so finding my read seems to be on the show, the great italian john. this is already on said your sister in law school, put it for aaron. i understand. she's not getting anything gold. 2025. randy credit go with the great american active because famously on covering boss of b, u. c. global investigation into what was happening as regards trumps funded. one of jumps fund is that were involved a company that was spying on. perha

u. k. on drake, helen says, many disagree with current politics, but choose to keep silence. i of course, i know a lot of people here in columbus to incidentally with the conflict in, in a good in the right. it's in the right that we went to the, to, to keep center because of the seeing that they might be consequences for them. the they're watching r t international. i'm rachel ruble live in the russian capital. we start with news just in telegrams and pub, older off has report on they've been taken to a paris court. french judges are likely to decide whether to put the businessman under formal investigation is comes as new details emerge, suggesting the telegram boss had long been in french authorities across harris. according to western media arrest florence for durham, and his brother telegram co founder nikolai were issued months prior to the rest of the tech chief. the french prosecutor's office has told our t it considers puddle dirt off to be the only person involved. he is being held in connection with 12 alleged crimes committed by a named suspects via his platform,

u. k. he says there's no need to panic. a fine people should be aware of the risk and they should take it in a sort of in a measured the way they should understand who reads and who is not. so it's a high risk. they should understand. but the chances of catching this without having a place in personal contact with somebody who is in fact it is actually very minimal . i mean the, the typical way of transmission is person to test the physical compact. skin on skin will skate in contact with a st. bedroom clothing with speed infected, but it can be spread by costs and sneezes as well. well, the that is much herrera, the lessons we learn to do these things. time the spread, the very quickly, very rapidly around the world. but if you get, if you, if you manage to put a lead on then and create a firewall and reduce the amounts of transmission, then the emergency may drive a buyout. and of course, i point people in the direction of what happened with sauce, which is a relative or want to okay, they could be 19 when that was a prob

u. k. then saying that if someone speaks out and violates our laws, even if it's the united states, so come over and get them. so i think that you on is, is concerned. i think most of americans concern. and frankly, most of the world that seem to be a sleep before 2020, and all the shenanigans that have happened since then are equally concern. what about market stucco? birds? he has faced a lot of criticism for content on facebook, but they think he's different from their of and mosque in this regard. well, remember that you are most challenged marks that compared to a fight and the sacrament service back down from that. i think the difference is, is it more just like a bird, much like google was in bed with the intelligence apparatus in the united states and, and it's what's become very, what we've seen kind of happened over the last decade. especially. we talk about julian, massage and, and what they did to him, he finally just settled. but there was false allegations and there was a cases put against him and all he did was shared information. and so the same thing can be said for what el

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u. k. prime minister kia star says that he is deploying and quote, a standing army of police officers to tackle violate anti immigrant riots, taking place. and parts of the u. k. a drummer made the comment after an emergency security meeting with ministers and police cheats more than 370 people have been arrested in connection with the unrest which followed. last week's fatal. staffings of 3 young girls in the town of south port. the often mass of attacks by fall right groups on this hotel enrolled, the room targeting the assign them see cause living here some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive. just say about 1 o'clock to a peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to finish, so a police officer knocked some contest and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop for. i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several towns and cities across parts of the you can use in days. it was initially spoke with the killing of 3 young goals and adults close in the town. t

say that they have saved the country. also coming up on the show, thousands of join anti racism protests across the u. k. organizers that say it's a peaceful response to days of our right writing. following the killing of 3 girls the .

u. k. is reactive saying this was a predictable reaction from those who themselves contributed to the de stabilisation of multiple countries. the foreign ministry also condemned british authorities for not allowing people the right to express their will and called on london to stop the police violence against the protesters. red star radios editor in chief, alexander my case, says by blaming russia for the protests. the u. k. absolves itself of responsibility. a very convenient because the, the blaming of the russian state folders enables them to avoid the risk where will placing responsibility, where it should be placed, which is within the us to give them the actions of the british governments itself and dates media because this was not something that was invented by bloody mapleton and the russian government. this has been a problem in terms of the uncertain migrant sentiment and to be quite honest or encouragement of racism in this country as a problem which goes by many, many decades. and it's been something which is a brush, these creation, the british government, us, the statement from the russ

u. k. organizers of say they're a peaceful response to days of our right rioting. also coming up on our show today, bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner mohammed and eunice is set to arrive in the dock. i soon he says he's ready to help his country addresses problems after weeks of violent protests. that's top of the government and he's thrilled the public at the paris olympics and by winning for gold medal.

u. k. organizers that say there a peaceful response to days of our right rioting. also coming up on our show today, bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner mohammed and eunice is set to arrive in the dock. i soon he says he's ready to help this country addresses problems after weeks of violent protests. that's the top of the government. and he's thrilled the public at the paris olympics and by winning for gold medals, we meet french swimming sensation play on marshal the richardson, welcome. thousands of people have taken part in anti racism protests across the u. k. this comes after days of far right rioting, fuels by outrage over the stopping death of 3 children and a subsequent to this information that falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator of the riots on mosques and hotels. housing asylum seekers attacked leaving minority communities on edge dw as rosy furniture and sent this report from liver pool. they said they're here to keep racist. hundreds through delta based refugee support center in liverpool when they learn h

u. k. as responded saying this was a predictable reaction from those who have contributed to d, stabilizing multiple countries, and the russian foreign ministry called on london to stop the police violence against protesters, political strategist and a broadcaster, anthony webber says british and television service is behind the accusations that russia is connected to the protest. hi, kendra, sorry, sir. yes. uh, i'm the mother to the media in the tell you have been blaming rusher for the 3 days of us to keep an eye on basing smart when russia is buying for something right? is no loss to the intelligent service of another country. people very concerned about hunting controls, immigration. now this is tom with a call as the time when the populate to exactly the working costs. name is the topic price requiring terms and so all facing our costs are depending prices how much absolutely furious that we just have to number 3 put in going to are you crying or my mate back. walk me through cells. we've had see if this new government kept child benefit to just 2 children, which means little loss of

u. k. organize and say it's a peaceful response to days of fun. right, right. i think following the killing of 3 goals and police in vienna say they've prevented and islamist era attacked by canceling taylor swift concepts. they arrest 2 men, one. so they just, they confessed to conspiracy the, i'm painful and welcome mohammed eunice is about to be sworn in as the new prime minister of bangladesh. his appointment comes 3 days after the government of his peters. that's a shake. athena was ousted amid violets to protest units appointed was decided by t organizes of the protest, senior army offices and bangladesh as president, arriving of the capital units priced the students who over through the authoritarian government, saying they'd saved the country and given the nation a 2nd and dependents. the nobel peace prize went and spent the last few days in france undergoing medical treatment. he found to make re establishing the rule of law. his 1st priority in our 1st order of business should be to restore law and order until that is taken care of. we will not be abl

u. k. organizers and say it is a peaceful response to days of rioting stokes. by the far right in response to the killing of 3 children. also coming up on our shows, day bangladesh as new leader is returning home, nobel peace prize winner mohammed unit is set to arrive in dock. as soon as he says he's ready to help this country a dress as problems. after weeks a violent protests that top of the government, the .

u. k. does not means that the only will be deployed this the case on the front end. it says dismiss cold for that. say false. there is the dealing with it on the street. seligman to this there is and the justice system that he is promised to be soft in order to process that and she's interested quickly. they're often concerned so that jumps disappears very near the stretched prisons known to be very crowded with the criminal. it says, promise that the, uh, the, the, they do have the resources in place to deal with this. and then finally, you have made very clear that any action on line seems to be criminal, will be dealt with with as much force at the north, any criminal activity on the streets. do we know anything about the how and where these uh thought i'd groups have been organizing as well the schultz and and generalize offices that we use online. we know that this violence was treated by the sprite of false information online in connection with the suspects of an attack on a young gulf which, which left 3 dead agitators has since been spreading misinformation, uh onlin

u. k. on drake, helen says, many disagree with current politics, but choose to keep silence. i of course, i know a lot of people here at columbus to incidentally with the conflict in the united.

u. k, is reacted saying. this was a predictable reaction from those who themselves contributed to the di stabilisation of multiple countries. the foreign ministry also condemned british authorities for not allowing people the right to express their will on cold and london to stop the police violence against the protest that we often have from breast in baseless accusations, against the country of suppression of descent and censorship, as well as loud goals for democracy and respect for human rights. however, in this case, it is the british authorities and the police who must, at solely on the basis of the lowest. we remind you, the citizens have every right to express disagreement with the policy of the authorities. in this regard, it's london to refrain from being justified and disproportionate, used to violence, against protest as uninsured. respect for the right of britons to freedom of assembly. well some more video was gaining traction, allegedly showed groups from the muslim community, attacking passers

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