u. k. should, should reach out to me and, and see what he's going to do to, to prevent this happening in future, not for my sake before the people say, because the last thing i want to do here. so what else is passed away due to an ambulance arrive and in time we do have a system failure. you know, the ambulance service all the n h s as a whole, you know, he's failing not just me. it's fair to lot of people. there's a lot of current news affairs on this on the ambulance delays and you know, something needs to be done. there's a headlines this hour coming up next. it's going on the ground for you, you as a who can learn how to say safe online with all to document trees program. i'm hacked that you want us to get off an hour with when there are problems like the energy crisis. europe's illegal immigration on poland border or even when the wrong political party or politician winds there is a culprit, always waiting in the wings. and that's russia. scapegoating. russia is the excuse used by failing we

u. k. should say within the e u and the u. k, who have either some sort of tie when he's representation on the soil. why has china taken on bridge to what lithuania has done? right, indeed, even though there are 15, only 15 countries of the world are recognized taiwan officially. there are indeed many, many more countries, as you just mentioned, that have some form of defacto representation from taiwan. and they have some sort of trade representative. for example, and lithuania certainly are certainly not the only one in europe. what really has barked the recent controversy of the recent tension between lithuania and china is the fact that the new representative office that will be open and lithuania is going to bear the name taiwan is going to be the time when he's representative office. typically, the sorts of representative office use the name type pay because if you refer to the island itself to taiwan in the name of the, of the office, this tends to give more legitimacy to, to taiwan. and therefore, this is something that

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u. k. should continue on sales to sadie wright with russia. this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago and even lost a more than a sort of can you sell it to propose a better deal with just important practice? it took 5 years to close the gap on the world car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finished model. it skips as well over a show for totals. can you deal with my food ocean? it's ms. law school. well, we'll shoot for shift for much with the pretty much it was the only marshall join me every thursday on the alex salmon. sure. i'll be speaking to guess of the world of politics. sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. ah, breaking news from our see the associated press news agency report that the pentagon probe has found no misconduct or negligence in the box to us drones dry con, cobble. earlier this year, the attack left 10 civilians dead, including 7 children, also headlining this hour, the u. s. medicines watchdog backs pfizer despite a whistleblower report in the british medical journal, alleging s

u. k. should, should reach out to me and, and see what he's going to do to you know, to prevent this happening in future. not for my sake before the people say, because the last thing i want to do is heather. so when else has passed away due to an ambulance not arriving in time, we do have a system failure in the ambulance service, all the n h s as a whole, you know, he's failing, not just me is found a lot of people. this loads of current news affairs on this, on the ambulance delays and you know, something needs to be done. parents being treated like terrorists, that's the fear being raised by us. republicans on news that the f b i is apparently tracking threats, directed at tinctures of a more honest florida format in new york. caleb moore, pin. caleb, thanks for joining us. sam. how's an anti terror initiative? lead to parents for fear that parents might be targeted? well the f, b, i allegedly activated counter terrorism and criminal divisions to deal with the threats made against school board

u. k. about how that bill should look around specific causes of it. and so it's very much of an issue which is being worked on across all all parties and in the u. k. has also been interesting research that came out recently from the refugee council saying that about 98 percent of migrant c cross, the english channel do apply for asylum. so i think in this discussion we also have to be aware of the fact that this is not just the question of migrant crossings. it's also a question of the wider asylum system in the u. k. as you also mentioned, and one of the, one of the things that really should be looked into is the processing time specifications. so in the u. k, there's currently a large backlog of applications. so i think there is, there is a need for and at yeah, for the review of the, the own channel, asylum 1st process processing. and i think the government will argue that they are already doing that with the release of the strategy earlier this year in march. and then this bill which is awesome to parliament, but it's proving to be a very polarizi

u. k. illegally should not be allowed to stay. one of the main problems, of course, is to draw. people are being drawn to united kingdom because they get all sorts of advantages. when they get to the united kingdom to get housing, they get mobile phones. apparently they get all sorts of goodies. no one is ever said by this is a problem. and it's a problem for the french to, i don't to much blame the french, i believe the british authorities for not clamping down and for saying, you know, if you come to the united kingdom illegally, you will not never be allowed to remain. and you will never be allowed at work. so you know that that's what we should be say. we should be making an attractive for people to come over and making sure it does come or is returned. france apparently a lovely country. there's no reason why they would not want to stay here. this is economic migrants coming over to improve their life. i don't blame them if i were from some of the countries they came from. i would want to as well, but the trouble is the health service can cope with this and, and neither can

u. k from france, should be sent back. i propose that we put in place of bilateral re admissions agreement to allow all illegal migrants who crossed the channel to be returned in the situation between the 2 countries as being pretty. for now, for some time, they have been arguing over several issues. but this really mocks, a serious decline in the relations france for its part is made lots of accusations against the kate's as the case for too attractive for migrant. that's why people are risking their lives to cross the english channel. it says cache. and it for hand jobs are which are on the black market, are much easier to get hold of. and while people make asylum applications and waiting for the result that they are often given shelter, they given access to medical care and they given money such as around 40 pounds a week. this it says is part of the problem. now the u. k. for its part says look, we're in the middle of titling our rules at the moment. this is a law we're trying to pass at the moment. which would mean th

u. k, and chrome dependencies should be allowed to continue. all french vessels entitled the license should receive one time is running out on the way to to make progress. we need to make progress and our preference is to make progress if we can bring can agreement. so a significant gap between us is that gaps narrows the commission, listen to what we're setting the command paper and look at the situation and open out and then maybe that will help us move forward. so can this be worked out without invoking article 16 will? joining us now to discuss the taylor form a board member with the british american business association. i always a pleasure to have you on hillary. what was this proposal from the you and why did the u. k rejected start this conversation? i pleasure to be back with you again, brent. well, there are 3 main sort of sticking issues and these to king issues were not resolved from that come on paper. one of them is with regard to what is the the burden of bureaucracy basically. and that is in terms of declarations in terms of the

u. k, has been rushed. although it does understand that there should be some sort of protocol put in place. why is it that the u. k. has moved so speedily to take this action? what i think a large part because it came under such criticism for acting much, much more slowly when the delta virus emerged from india and in so doing effectively played no role in slowing the arrival and spread of the delta vars. and failed to by scientists time at that time to figure out what in fact they were dealing with, they've decided to operate very differently. this time this decision has been made extremely quickly. it was only at 4 pm yesterday, thursday that the chief medical officers came to number 10, downing street with the information they received from the south africans. and within hours these travel bands were imposed on the 6 countries in southern africa from 4 am on sunday. now anyone arriving and that's own, the citizens of this country and people with valid permits will have to pay for accommodation in government appointed hotels in isolation for $10.00 days. and of course, bear in mind that th

u. k. has to stop lecturing them on how they should at try mitigate this problem. it's also called for more money from the u. k . 2 at spend on police to patrol those new than i coasts of france, a huge area which requires a massive amount manpower to do that. and you know, but recently we were in cali, we were speaking to some of the migrants there. some of those were hoping to make this exact same crossing. and while france is also sort of suggestive, the reason that people are trying to cross the u. k is because there is this loser of easier jobs. i'm on the black market. i one of the migrants we spoke to. this is mohammed, he's from sudan and is in his twenties. said it's simply wasn't the case what he was going there for was the ease of the english language. no more to say. yeah. but to be programmed via for the language, because we don't know if i french language is to be 4 of them. if we used a year, maybe more than one years old, we are as to learn language, dis, be program for us. now from the you case, party accused france of many things to it says that fr

u. k. has been too soft for too long. that's partly the sort of breaks that sort of and that as you should, we say that that's that, that's this cause this. what can a u. k. government do well this will literally could do the proposals that these people should be flown at some far away and center with that. the claims can then be assessed, but they haven't arranged this to the british government find impossible to arrange this with foreign governments. it may be they can fly them to south georgia and the south atlantic or to the falkland islands were somewhere. ready that would cause a huge amount of money and would be very difficult to organize. um, i could say to the asylum seekers and you know, we'll stop paying you benefit. so we'll. ready deprive you of humanitarian assistance, we will come over, but that will be a backlash against that by a humanitarian here in britain. and it would be against our international human rights obligations. but it is difficult. i mean that the real responsibility lies with the french and i say, macros seems to want to encourage this to punish us for breakfast. and the either the french

and but think of why should the u. k. have to deal with that? why not? why not other countries in that region such that don't talent are dangerous dangerous, at passage to such as saudi arabia hasn't taken one refugee yet? the culture is similar, and it's not such a dangerous boy just to western europe. so saudi arabia did these other other countries in that region, any nearer? oh sir. and no, but i, i, i mean, i think that something like that what the greatest poster refugee is turkey, pakistan. so many other countries that we don't talk about because they just neighbor country that people go to and settle there. they taking tens hundreds of times more refugees in the u. k. and then the you can always be north, cross jason, more than 5 times the number of asylum seekers eat it up. the point of the you case and i know if you're going to say, you know, how does any science you ever get ready for that? you sent back people who are right to the by c, then that means we don't ever taken any same sequence, which i think is unfair. okay, what we really just ha

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p. o. p. and people 1st. mckenna, jazeera, united nations, poland is closing part of its border crossing with ben ruth soft, a large groups of migraines tried to force their way through. poland accuses the better russian government of helping people to legally cross to get into the u. security force, if you've got to push them back. the u. s. has reopened its borders to all vaccinated travelers for the 1st time in 20 months. visitors rumbled in 30 countries, have been bam. since early 2020. when corona virus restrictions were imposed, land borders between mexico and canada have also reopened. the committee investigating the storming of the u. s. capitalist calling 6 associates of former president donald trump to testify the panels determining if trump and his team plotted to overturn the 2020 presidential electio

assistance and that it's the african union that should take the lead in mediation if it's the majority view, perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict, should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p o p, and people 1st my kind of era, united nations. well let's go live now to i'll just there is mohammed adult who's in the address of a know mama, my hearing bear about the diplomatic efforts that are ongoing to address the crisis . is any of this bearing fruits? well, they seem to be ha, african unions. the special envoy to the home of africa, former president of not judy alderson. obasanjo has been to that to guy origin and on monday and he visited and then also us off. the guys reported to brush on front malicious leadership headquarters and there he seems to have gotten some headway he's also visiting at today the i'm a harder on the upper regions where the conflict are spilled over to in the past months. and he is saying that both sides understand that the differences between them are political and made

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said, addressing the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p o p, and people 1st. my kinda era united nations never use poland has closed part of its border crossing with bella rules after large groups of migraines tried to force their way through their car in the middle of a diplomatic dispute between the neighbors. poland accuses the bell or russian government of allowing people to illegally cross their frontier. he is, commission president, wants new sanctions imposed against barrels for near gag, or has our report trapped between the woods and a highway in bella, luce, these people have been walking towards the polish border, anxious to enter the european union on the other side. polish security forces in riot gear, part of the 12000 that have been stationed there, guarding the front here, preventing hundreds of refugees and migrants from breaching the border. but it i

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p. o. p. and people. first. mckenna, jazeera, united nations, sedans, high court has ordered that internet services be restored, one and 2 weeks after most were blocks, the national consumer protection. cancel, see the telecommunications ministry over the shot down to the supposed to prevent protest sunday campaign of civil disobedience after the military takeover on october 25th. as get more on the situation in cartooning cross. last night her correspondence have been morgan. i have is the internet back home then? well, hell, despite the fact that the verdict has been issued just over an hour ago and according to the verdict, it should be implemented immediately. no, the internet is not back on. let's remember that the only way to access internet and then at the moment is either by a satellite or via fiber inter

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p o p, and people 1st my kinda era united nation. now poland has closed part of its board with bella roofs, as a crisis. escalate several refugees and migrants. poland and the accused bella roosts of encouraging the migration flow. in retaliation for sanctions, the migrant say they're trapped in an increasingly desperate situation. sonya k go reports. are trapped between the woods and the highway in batteries. these people have been walking towards the polish border, anxious to enter the european union. criminal charge on the other side. polish security forces in riot gear, part of the 12000 that have been stationed, that guarding the frontier, preventing hundreds of refugees and migrants from breaching the border. but it is a deadlock that risks igniting into another migration crisis. on the doorstep of the you.

assistance and that it's the african union that should take the lead in mediation if it's the majority view, perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p o p, and people 1st my kinda era united nations. a court in sudan has ordered that internet services should be restored more than 2 weeks after most of them were blocked. the national consumer protection council suit telecommunication companies over the shut down the directors of those companies face arrest. of course decision isn't implemented. the outage was imposed to prevent protest and a campaign of civil disobedience after the military takeover at the end of october live now to khartoum. and i correspond at their hip morgan. so here a couple of hours since we last spoke is the internet back yet? well, despite the verdict from the general court saying that the internet should be restored immediately, the answer is no. people who get their internet from their sim cards and from best cell phones still do not

assistance and that it's the african union that should take the lead in mediation if it's the majority view, perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p o p, and people 1st. mike hannah al jazeera united nations, poland as close part of its border with bella, rou, south, a large groups of migrants try to force their way through. bet. caught in the middle of a diplomatic route between the neighbors. poland, it uses the bell russian government of helping people to illegally cross. so they can get into that. you some a gig reports are trapped between the woods and highway in bella, luce, these people have been walking towards the polish border, anxious to enter the european union on the other side. polish security forces in riot gear, part of the 12000 that have been stationed there, guarding the front here, preventing hundreds of refugees and migrants from breaching the border. but it is a deadlock that risks igniting into another migration crisis on the doorstep

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. for emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties to put the e p. o. p. and people 1st, mckenna era, united nations, sedans, high court has today ordered that internet services should be restored more than 2 weeks after most of them were blocked. saddam's national consumer protection council, sued the telecommunications ministry over the shot done. it was done to stop protest and a civil disobedience campaign after the military takeover on october. the 25th lived not to come to him and corresponded the hipaa morgan. hi the hippa, so is the internet all back up and running? well, no, the internet is not back yet, at least not on cell phones back where it was mostly cut off. now if you're using fiber or satellite, people were able to access the internet, but people who had phone cell phones were not able to access the internet. and when we spoke the officials repeatedly over

should take the lead in mediation efforts. the majority view perhaps reflected in the statement to the council by the u. k. through emergency which said the dressing, the humanitarian and human impact of the conflict should be the immediate focus. it continued. it's past time for all parties. to put the ethiopian people 1st. mike hannah al jazeera united nations, a court and sudan has ordered that internet services been restored. one and 2 weeks after most were blocked, the national consumer protection, cancel soon. telecommunications companies over the shut down there, they face arrest if the country's decision isn't implemented yet, which was imposed to prevent protests and a campaign of civil disobedience after the military takeover on october 25th. let's get one. i from heaven, morgan. she jones, his line, formed cartoon ebert, where are we with the countries internet? the sir? do we know when it will be switched back on? well, it's been our since the verdict. and despite the judge saying that the internet on sim cards and phone network, phone services should be restored immediately. it is still not bac

listed by processes and by acts of this thing that is where they should head to should there be violence. the united states, u. k, the u. n. and switzerland and norway all without statements calling for the security forces to restrain themselves. already at least 13 people have been killed since the thought of the anti military takeover protesting upto in october 2015. so they are concerned that there will be violence up processes have also reported that many activists have been arrested, but that has not deterred the movement. the protest movement, we've seen people setting up barricades on residential neighborhoods. we've seen might protest people mobilizing, calling on their neighborhood residents to come out and moss and show their anger at the military takeover. they said that they want to show peacefully to the military and the world that they want a return to the democratic for process and the democratic transition that was under way before october 25th. so have i, you say that the internet has been patchy and also security forces are setting up checkpoints. we also understand that 3 main bridges had been

u. k. has to be very careful about the reputation reputational damage, particularly with the us. you know, we've seen that i should have been leaving was at the white house with biden. and so the u. k. really doesn't want to jeopardize the relationship with the u. s. so i think both sides have reputational damage from this. now, going back to the initial part of your question about boys johnson, you know, he had origin had originally said this was a well baked deal. well, it's looking not to be such a well bake deal after all, and there are too many parts that need to be negotiated. and there is a lot of, obviously the people in the u. k. very disgruntled about this because there's lack of certainty and lack of certainty certainly is hurting businesses. now the only thing is it's very difficult to separate the damage of cove it and a lot downs from the damage of the bricks. it fall out. you can't really separate the 2, but the e u is pointing to southern island and saying look, southern island is doing better than the rest of the u. k. so they did come out better from the locked out. and obviously you just mention