u. k. should have stopped on sales to as rail a long time ago as it's been abundantly clear into the boats by the u. n. by any number of and she owes on the ground and internationally that israel is committing the most atrocious war crimes. the prime minister has been indicted. so for the crime of or, or it of it. indictments has been requested by the i c. c. for the crime of extermination. they have been dropping to 1000 pound booms on highly populated areas where displaced civilians. a crowded, we've all seen the images as we've been what geologist they are up and, and under the case rules that should not be export licenses issued if there is a clear risk. but the equipment might to, will, might be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. i'm on the criteria and it is blatantly obvious that these on sales should install. now of course, the previous government is very strongly supportive of israel and body and have found ways around this. those governments often do um,

u. k, the u. k. government, i should say, once to mandate annual military service for those over the age of 18. and if the teenagers refuse driver's license is can be canceled. and that the bank accounts even close more detail online. i mean talking with the the hello and welcome to cross ok. we're all things are considered. i'm theater, lavelle, outgoing nato general secretary stilton bird claims, a russian victory in the ukraine. conflict is the biggest risk to the us led military blocks. this is all the more reason russia will achieve its goals in this proxy war, the crossing nato. i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he is a former c. i a analyst in washington. we have wilmer liam. he is a political scientist, author and radio talk show host, and in salt lake city, we cross to david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. all right, gentlemen. crosstalk rules. in fact, that means you can jump any time you want, and i always appreciate re let me quote, the outgoing general general said try and make yourself number o

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u. k policy 14 seats, and who the reform liter, i should say, took his seat by winning more than 8000. but the, or i so, i mean, provocative claims that china has military bases in cuba academy and nations. foreign minister has accused of wall street journal and american center for strategic and international studies of printing lights. a v i. c. i asked as wall street journal a lying by insisting on the existence of chinese military bases in cuba. at the same time, there during information involved the presence of more than $800.00 american bases around the world, including the us base in the occupied territory at guantanamo, which had been turned into centers of asp. be on our stores, your interference and global instability. we are keeping the president magwell a d as canal the social media to mock the wall street journal's claims posting, well, a baseball field image with the inscription chinese spaces installed in cuba. one of the top diplomatic choose the financial newspaper tried to scare the public with stories about chinese military bases. the do not exist and no one has actua

u. k. airports. the police watch dog is investigating the thing we should be a country of chaos. campbell harris attacks her republican rivals in the battle for the us presidency. the palestinian prisoners released by the is really army say that they've been beaten and abused for almost a month. the group of at least 10 was taken by ambulance to an officer hospital and dated by law. is really forces held from an o for prison in the occupied west by the we raced by the israeli soldiers who force us to the ground and keeps us mastering us . we would torches, the foods he consecutive days, all hands and legs tied throughout. we was throwing pieces of stale bread as food we were denied. meet us in 2. we were electorate shots verbally and physically abused day and night. i was even electric shocked in my mouth. as i said, torture. meanwhile, israel has launched attacks across the gaza strip with the number of children among the dead. one survivor was an instance who was rescued from the rubble. after a residential building was sitting dogs, a city, at least for palestinians were killed in not a time. sort of

u. k. is more popular with foreign students than any other country in europe. but what should you know before studying and one of the top universities there? we went to cambridge to find out what's it like to go to one of the most prestigious universities in the world? and how can you study here? i'm here at the university of cambridge, my alma mater, to tell you more about cox accommodation and see like and of course, you'll hear directly from some international students about their experiences studying here. a specially getting into cambridge isn't easy. you're expected to have the top grades and go through a rigorous application process, including interviews and tests. secondly, cambridge doesn't have a traditional campus structure. the university is made up of 31 individual colleges, which means that when you apply to study at cambridge, you applied to a college. today i'm here at christ, close cambridge. it's where charles darwin studied and it's one of the many colleges where students live, the study and meet with the academic advising. each college has its own library,

should thank you. i'll continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia saunders information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's so expensive, new a country, and i to a channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to engineering old episodes, i'm going on to go and see you. monday, the the performance candidate must do this in such it was a big 3 in the a rainy and presidential election as one of the results are now gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of a pavement. all phase mated with blind them. if there's an emotion goes pump the outcry from a new official and validated with the russian troops, all correspondents, these up close to the process of being created to protect civilians in the border region with you print the website is bei

should thank you. i'll continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's more expensive in your country and i do i channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes, i'm going underground. see monday, the the ron's reformer as president elect urge, as a nation to rally behind him as an astute possess skin celebrates victory and the run off the boats. the hon. gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of appeasement. after his meeting with vladimir sitting in moscow, sparks an outcry from you officials. this is precisely the brazilian bureaucratic nonsense that yielded no results in finding a way to peace in the russia ukraine war. and our correspondence is embedded

u. k. described russia as an extra central threats and suggested that advanced military technologies should be tested on his nation's battlefield. he also said ukrainians need to give up some fundamental freedoms in order to survive. society must agree to temporarily give up a range of freedoms for the sake of survival, moder wars. unfortunately, our total, they require the efforts not only of the army, but also of society as a whole. politicians can and should mobilize, society brought to me with the landscape. soc zillow, wish me earlier. they say around mid reported tensions between them as always, new off and spoke about a dire situation for ukrainian troops facing advancing russian forces. there was also a ramp and speculation that the former top general could challenge the landscape of leadership of the country. meanwhile, mobilization remains in full swing across to craig and some people are literally dying not to be sent to the front. so many reports now have been coming in of many losing their lives during attempted river and board across the well commenting on those needs was to t

should. thank you. i'll continue to condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday after this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. the new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and how do i channel going? underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes. i'm going on to go and see monday, the the we may never know to what degree jo biden's obvious mental deficiencies have played in recent american foreign policy decisions, particularly when it comes to policy. but it is fair to ask if biden's dimension is leading a small into a global comes with the the altima 2023. a surprise attack launched against israel by how much is showing the world the no one had expected. the palestinian runs. it goes to have so many cutting edge weapons the in the aftermath of the at

u. k. parliament has begun the 3 day task of swearing in all its 7650 members. i should say of. it's now a house labors landslide victory. and last week selection has paved the way for the biggest transformation of the house of commons decades. so i'm gonna give you a good reports now from the the loads commission is designed to meet this attendance in the house to hear the commission write a day of pump ceremony with traditions that go back for 100 years. first order of the day, selecting a speaker, speak of the house of commons for the 1st chosen case as a house of rules directed and accused to decide. no make cuz gavin in a packed house of commons, had already agreed on the choice. lindsey hoyle, re elected as a speaker of the house of commons welcoming 335 u. m. p. 's from disparate policies and overseeing the most diverse chain. but in decades i'm due to the fact that knowledge by the prime minister in his 1st address and that role to parliament with the speaker let you preside over the problem. the most part, 1st column in 5 race and 10 to this country has a proceed on pro

should be normal. now, uh, would you go a step further and thinking about the u. k. i'm deciding to rejoin the you. what's your welcome back? well, as you said, i also hold the bridge now, citizenship and i have lots of ties to, to the u. k. and my impression is that even those who think it was a mistake to leave, even those who would like to rejoin just about nobody is willing to go into another . i would say traumatizing experience as it has been a the subjects at campaign. and it has divided, it has divided families, and i think, i think it's not the time to discuss this if ever, which one to to rejoin. we will be open for, for any talks. but my impression is that this is not the subjects for them. i'm not talking about traumatizing experience as you were the lead candidates for germany's social democrats in last month. you were feeling an extra, it's safe to say things did not quite go as a, as well for you as it did for le value upon to receive less than 14 percent of the vote is west performance ever in the u election. what did labor, essentially the social democrats of a you okay, good right

u. k. election wants to go so badly, but the most challenging and unexpected, the now observed from space, you should be able to see borneo and java, but it's still coveted in fundamentals, little bit after season and a little bit heavy. and so the ways he's a bit of a focus here. so the potential for flash flooding returns to you is also possible in west and job and sumatra pulse be single pool is more expected to have this heavy rain day. the son of the storms in, for example, hurt you mean or bang cock. how does it cost, but extensive flooding from the seasonal range around the yangtze and just the size box. a couple of days, hens and he's drawing up here. the next wave of heavy rate is developing for the north in china, which will again trust the korean peninsula. i'm a property avoids japan even where he is not writing is pretty house of the night when shanghai is a couple of degrees above where it should be. the same is true further west hoffman . she what is what you feel the yang gone and it's me and my and bind to the ish, the get the full force of the slow of the bay of bang gold. and of co

should work for you right for. yeah. yeah. well, i mean i, i run the, the u. k, division of whatever the task will do in a way of price on a shoe string because we are independent and reject. cool. the interested in the gray zone, the need. anything related to belgrade? yeah. and they, they didn't have any they, i mean they wanted to know why lift and said yeah, what did you say? all right, well, i said um, cuz uh, because, uh it, well i, i stated that i loved the people. i loved the culture and loved the history and the fits pretty good too. and they take that for a reason. yeah. they, they accepted that, although i think that they, it was very, very clear that they found everything about me intensely suspicious. so they all asked me specifically what, how and why i got into writing about national security issues. but also, um why i wrote about the british government. i mean, it seemed quite a strange concept to them that you would criticize your own government, which i think speaks volumes about that this fact it's on the well, but yeah, the, the, the, they we

u. k. a costing the balance of the general election. prime minister wishes to nak and neighbor need a kiss. donovan should early on thursday as being just 6 weeks and so not cool. the smell collection i was on your diag. oh, is outside of ocean station in wolverhampton. and it doesn't sound like many people of ocean early on thursday, sonia, hows, poland going way you on? well, she's hearing about to run out elsewhere. yes. all through us slow start to the day the is a steady stream of people who have been going to the polling station behind me to cost that votes for the policy of that preferred candidates. and in wolverhampton, which is in the hearts of the west midlands. there are 3 seats, which being contested here. now, wolverhampton, itself is an interesting case because it is a hit, a city with a history of industrialization manufacturing. it is predominantly a working class city, but now that has changed some warts and about 3 quarters the people who are employees who are employed in the services sector as well. so it gives you an idea of exactly how that has changed in the city over the decades. b

u. k. recei sooner, who is never actually elected the prime minister except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on in power. and what do you know? he was turfed by motors within the process, the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah, labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brent who voted for nitro ferris's reform party in british democracy that translates to just one percent of the seats . a similar picture has emerged in france here, moving the pins, anti establishment right way national rally party ended up as the top party was 37 percent of the popular vote in the wake of the 2nd and final round of voting. but with only the 3rd highest number of seats, because the background deal that occurred between president emanuel and that clause establishment together party and the new popular frank party. on the anti establishment left, they literally concluded publicly to deny voters what they tw

who are now saying with gaza, i've should times, it is done by a policy in depth about forma. i'm boss, a ambassador to the u. k. i fits sophia and the latest episode of getting on the right now they discussed washington support of the are different tax on gaza and how american elections can affect relations with is a the full episode coming updates in, in the day here all day. but for now, here's a solar eclipse of the leg work is now taking place. has turned into a fox and nothing happens. many beating everybody. and everybody is the who is that where the thing? yeah. home. i think the end of this, i'm the assistant adults and he goes to congress in defiance by the way to, by doing and the democratic a distinction. every time anyone talks about the genocide in gaza or at the state department press briefings, the statesman does say, developing smokes personal. how do they blink? and we'll say, you know, we can desperately about the children of guys whose heads up being slice golf course by the thousands with these u. s. weapons and british weapons by they did withdrawal a shipment of a 2000 pound m k. 80 for b

u. k. prime minister, he made a very public concession speech despite the fact that he did win the majority and hold onto his problem interest eve. let's just take a listen to what we should do not have to say really, that's actually just an end to what just all my have to say 1st. if i put off for that or the right hand with the to the future back, craig, i want to put it back a bit to talk a bit more about just i'm a we have seen has pushed for change as he has said, that this is the bodies time to perform, but how keel has to be able to bodies agenda been so far. there's been a lot of criticism of kia storm on the late departing during this campaign of people talking about the retail from the doorstep of not being very revolutionary. but if you look at these projected results tonight, but seems to have paid off the key stomach, people seem to have decided that what they were offering is enough throughout the campaign as being best talk of keystone and having this mean boss strategy. and all we have to do is carry it across a line with outbreaks and you without obsessing anybody. and it does appear that this evening, but thought that that's been enough for people a righ

u. k campaigned spoken of robots. and my question is, um, in your view, what do you think the international community should be doing to address the concerns and challenges of the use of a i am will fi given that we're seeing this being used in ukraine and israel gaza? well, i got away with stepping well outside of my conference i. i can tell the ghostly, the international a i community is broadly but no university. again, sleep a little tournaments, weapons 72015. i was organizing a conference and we had a panel on exactly this topic and i so the, the views we're going to be absolutely unanimously against leaf a lot of his weapons. it was really thoughtful to discover that there are all people of good faith to think, but know that this is this with, this is how my children can avoid having to be involved in bullfighter. that's literally how some people view this. so it was that it was a more, it's like, she's an i thought, but i just, i can tell you what my perspective is. and my perspective is that i do not think it's acceptable that the machine decides autonomously whether it's take a human life. if a human life is

and they both democrats are set to while they should be coming 3rd with about 61 seats, some reform u. k. the teen seats. okay. storm has been to lead to all of the opposition. they with policy since 2020. he was a barrister. no such served as a chief prosecutor for england and wales from 2008 to 2013. so we're still waiting for him. and job is that to come to the pages to no, not celebrate. so what looks like very much a labor potty victory. okay, well, but then across now while we wait for that to go reach hollins, who's in 10 downing street to for us? so this looks like it's very much going to be a victory celebration for they to yeah. how many, if you've think back to 1997, if anyone can remember back that far the last time that was a labor landside the last time that the conservatives were kick tabs of power by the labor policy tardy, black. we saw this streets to what a crowd of people waving uni and jacques obviously ad relation. whether on the hearts we see things like that in a few as time with kids. tom, a walking up and 3, the, the front door of number 10. i will remains to be

u. k. a cost of the balance and the general election from minister of issues through that and, and they believe the kiosk donavon should early on thursday. the 1st result. so expected, later in the day, the campaigning has ended and iran ahead of fridays presidential von of luxuries will choose between. before most most we possess can a conservative side jalie. the basis of don has more on the candidates from fed, of, of the run of presidential election is one of the most contested and unpredictable into islamic republics history. the 2 candidates represent different sides of the political spectrum in a divided the country side city. the former chief nuclear negotiator is popular among conservatives. he has strong connections in the ports. it could at least previously serve as a secular, threw up the supreme national security council, a powerful exec, due by the with influence or would you'd on security and for them policies? he's proceed as a staunch lawyer list. yeah, this is, i mean we should look at like president abraham, right. you say that we will fight against sanctions, but also sees new opportunities. we must

should resign for that. and you can watch that full interview on talk to al jazeera at 1930 g m t u k. police watch dog is investigating a after an officer was filled, kicking and stomping on a man's head at manchester airport. and a warning, the pictures that you're about to see are disturb, bring while are greater manchester police a, the fire arms officer was attacked while trying to arrest the man after a fights in the airports terminal, one officer has been stirred down while the investigation is ongoing. and also cons uh, the labor party and p for the constituency of manchester room show. he's there calling for an independent inquiry into manchester. police, i think the community as a whole body upside suffice thing going on. what is your working now is making sure that there is an independent investigation in new jersey off for me to stop this. i'm not trying to rush. i'm supposed to be in a farm. i the monster please to the front and all the for the police conduct. they have come back to the office. nothing has been suspended as well. i'm also please i to all over again i'm, i'm just your man and the phone has

u. k. re, she's sooner who is never actually elected prime minister, except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on empower. and what do you know? he was curved by voters within the process. the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah. labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits, who voted for nigel for raj.

u. k. good news might be coming soon because the new government, the left of the few days ago is reviewing the british as it should be. the international criminal court, the previous conservative government, the venue schepers should be towards the is there a the, i think you has challenged international criminal court and service has no jurisdiction to indict image stuff. nothing. you know, by the way, good news was the thing you know would be this thing is that the states at the end of this month to speak in the congress. i said that you would not make a stop over in europe because he really feels that europeans might find the cottage of apprehending him to deliver to him for judgment and the type unit of the internet to your full power to do i 2nd. but just on this britain, you mentioned britain, this awakening. ok. okay. you mentioned britain, your optimism about brenton. i mean, fan, there's no one really cares about the international criminal court. and you believe they've given the so long for the genocide to continue. sexiest. um, oh, i have met on a bbc program actually said israel has the right to withho

u. k. re, she's sooner who is never actually elected prime minister, except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on empower. and what do you know? he was term by voters within the process. the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah. labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits, who voted for nitro ferris's reform party in british democracy? that translates to just one percent of the seats. a similar picture has emerged in france here. media pins, anti establishment, right? we national rally party ended up as the top party with 37 percent of the popular vote in the wake of the 2nd and final round of voting. but with only the 3rd highest number of seats, because the bathroom deal that occurred between president a menu and that cause establishment together party and the new popular frank party on the anti establishment left, they literally concluded publicly to deny voters what they twice actual

so the nets and yahoo should not miss the opportunity to secure a deal. and the u. k. thousands of protesters of most across info lands and quoting for a cease volume, gaza protest to say they expect the newly elected prime minister of stomach to uphold this campaign page and recognizing palestinian statehood 1000000 of this individual reports from the launch in london. the, it's a media chanc had in london for months, but now aimed at a new government. the state is marching here, one buttons, incoming prime minister to know they will tend to do move to help and the war in gaza. so what we want to see from your stomach is pretty much the opposite of what he's putting his manifesto. we want him to cold and demand an immediate cease fire . we want him to stand up to israel. we want him to hold on sales to his rarely medium with among the crowd, the skepticism. i have very little hey, we've got an international human rights lawyer who has sent me twice to prevent a c 58 in government, which i find terrific. i don't really find, you know, being here today some here labels

and i need to do an addiction should not be treated as a purely private matcher and we'll place what we've seen recently in the u. k. for example, is that for every person addicted to gambling and 6 other people are affected? maybe not because they become addicted to that because it causes problems within the family unit at school, at the university and so on. now, it's clear that addiction is becoming a social problem under the yeah, no problem. so charlotte is a social problem because very often people love a problem account be able to and to what something else in order to i the simple, they gambling or to vent around get their own on wish at the end of a problem down below. so we see domestic violence will increase the anti social behavior, the b test. as a result of it, it is the hospitalization doctor visits the nurses who have to deal with the off them off of the damage which is caused by gambling both physically and mentally to people who have a gambling problem. that is, a, is a very significant costs, but it's a hidden cost and it's a cost. the gambling industry itself pretends doesn't exist. was this yes

it campaign a and the trump supposed to now should for raj is making his 8th attempt to become a member of parliament. full suggest is wide things. reform u. k. policy could take away books from the conservatives, but he's facing attacks from both sides, from allegations of races, candidates to accusations of policies aligning the flushing, preston loud them. you put him on his 10 on the ukraine bowl. and o u. conflict has caused big problems, issues to knock his departure before the end of the day commemorations and phones was widely criticized while his flight was thomas state unto the and who would be standing at the end of the election. they'd be known of to the 4th of july, and of course i'm sure if i'll just see the inside story. okay. the ok, let's not bringing our guys to any us from london as will hutton, who is a political economist columnist and president of the u. k. is academy of social sciences and on the scotland, leslie rudolph, a pod cast or a journalist, and also the author of blossom, what scotland needs to flourish. joining us from new york is pablo honda, who's a senior political advisor, who's advising that you west dem

should resign for that? a sign you can watch that full interview on talk to al jazeera at 1930 g m t u k. police watch dog is investigating a after an officer was filled, kicking and stomping on a man's head at manchester airport. and a warning, the pictures that you're about to see are disturb, bring while are greater manchester police say the fire arms officer was attacked while trying to arrest the man after a fights in the airports terminal, one officer has been stared down while the investigation is ongoing. and also cons uh the labor party and p for the constituency of manchester shown.

you look at that, i should economy going far higher than the then the then the, then the, then the us, germany is going at point 2 percent, u k. as in shambles, japan is growing it on the one percent in america. she has growing a 3.2 percent. the american economies spacing are slow down. that is unemployment all over america. the condition of the nato allies is lessening france, germany, you get it in the cannot see eye to eye on issues. so it's not about running anyone down. but when i heard, you know, of what, what, what, what, what task you just said about pragmatic relations. i completely agree, i think someone the appreciate the less than something very pragmatic and cool about things and the weather to really feel free to give a shit weekly from you. yes, absolutely. and the fact that this is a water economy and just find that you're looking to speak just being sent by us, which i thought since yesterday. if you look at the people this seem to be in control, it seems like a nation and come to it. does it look deal to be a country that has faced $16500.00 sanctions? is that the so called cooper? it's economy. does that l

u. k. recei sooner, who as never actually elected the prime minister except by his own party, finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on in power. and what do you know? he was turfed by voters within the process. the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories a just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah, labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits? who voted for nigel for risers, reform party in british democracy that translates to just one percent of the seats . a similar picture has emerged in france here, moving the pins, anti establishment right way national rally party ended up as the top party with 37 percent of the popular vote. in the wake of the 2nd and final round of the.