u. k. government has for the foreign policy disaster. the west parties seem to agree that the u. k. show was know to open its doors today a few days. oh, very laudable. but it will leave some 38000000 of guns still in their own country. however, there was a reflection from the current crop of m. p. 's, on the wisdom of the decision 20 years ago. not just to defeat the taliban, but to attempt to occupy a nation build this country. this task was embarked upon by every clear lesson of history to make alexander the great to the british empire, to the soviet union. every invading army marched into gone a son easily, and every one came out bloody. meanwhile and cobbled the tories taliban confirmed their critics by often conciliation instead of barbarism. this is what they had to say. i want to give assurances to all competitors, those on the position side as interpreters involved in military actions or those who health and civilian sectors. we have granted them all amnesty. we don't want to take revenge on any one. and those youths who are talented and from the soil. we don't want them to leav

u. k, where the fuzzy is up now, as we mentioned this march london longest weekly winning streak since november with the index heading and 18 months high on wednesday. the latest data shows the u. k. the economy grew by faster than expected one percent in june, where growth was largely carried by the health care and hospitality sectors. as restrictions were lifted nearby, the german docs and french kac are both in the green. the dax hit record highs on friday, surpassing the 16000 mark for the 1st time ever. and in france, the index responded to the latest data, showing unemployment fall more than expected in the 2nd quarter. while europe largest economy is still struggling to return to pre pandemic levels, it is expected, but at least an 8th of germany's g. d. p growth is here. will be credited to profits from by on tech, and it's not seen partnership with pfizer. let's go across the atlantic to brazil now where the bo best buy is down. while the central bank move to raise interest rates by a full percentage point marking their largest jump since 2003, a combination of increase commodity prices in the worst drought. the country has seen in decades are still taking a tol

u. k, saying london can show condom alexander lucas jenko has defended his leadership as the country marks a year since he was elected for a 6th term in what the opposition cole, i rigged vote. we then carried out preparations for the elections and the elections themselves on the conditions of total transparency and democratization of political life. the only difference was that some were preparing for just and fair elections, while others were calling for smashing the government. andrew simmons has more on the sanctions from london. of the u. k. was the 1st to impose sanctions back in may, and it's now revise that and also increased the pressure on the roost announcing that it will sanction all state company products such as potash and petroleum products. furthermore, the aviation industry of better reduce will be boycotted effectively and the know will be no over flying. the u. k. the president's fleets of luxury jets what the service now this all of course is set for the british to be because of the fraudulent election. exactly. a year ago when 35000 opposition protest as were arrested,

so, i want to show you that they show this u. k. public sector net debt, excluding public sector banks, which i assume are all the bags i got billed out. so here's when prize report started in 2009. the debt was just over 500000000000 pounds. now it's quadrupled to, to point 2 trillion pounds in that time that we've been covering this, but this is, you know, we're also covering in the series right now, these 2 weeks, the, the 50 years of fiance. so that's 50 years of it seems all riskless until it doesn't. yes, that's an interesting chart to have the time in which we've been on the air. yeah, and course we broadcast in the 50 countries, including the u. k. and we've been making points about the dangers of debt and money printing for 13 years now. and they have fallen on deaf cares, or they fall in on very active ears. but in a country that is not keen on sponsoring and fostering free speech. that's right. and also to put it into context. so you had it went from 500000000000 pounds to 2.2 trillion pounds. that the public sector debt

u. k. to help us to show the criminal case and to have this affair international, international court, before you mentioned, the people who are in prison have been trying to protest against lucre. shanker in belarus. what effect is the, all these presents and, and the, perhaps the fresh against people who outside boundaries having on on the momentum for that movement. well actually we do realize older people realize the dictation dictatorship cannot last longer because the question does have doesn't have any support inside of billers, especially after what happened since almost 2020. and we as a position leaders, we do everything possible to make caution isolated from the international community . therefore, once again, we ask you to call us to initiate the criminal case because we understand without this international pressure, it will, it will last longer. i mean, it will for the dictatorship, the last one and we want, we want to start the suffering before as soon as possible. fairly coats of color. thank you very much. need to take the time to talk to 0. thank you. villages have been evacu

every industry desperately showed a stuff, prisoners in the u. k. could be put to work on renew skiing to avert labor crisis caused by the double whammy. is a cove. it breaks it. what do you think about the good plan or no critic cried. follow ready? this exploitation. this is our t and dash. ah i the me ah, i will. i will join me every thursday on the alex silent shore and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport. business. i'm show business. i'll see you then in the moon. ah, i get morning so the prisoners are the u. k. could be used to avert a major shortage. currently of key work is in canada stories including road haulage and i was it made so be released on temporary license with the initiative. i mean, to integrate them back into society. the lack of manpower being blamed at the moment of both breck said the double whammy bricks and pandemic. so ready said gaps appearing on supermarket shelves on alarm over it. the current shortfall of run $90000.00 heavy goods vehicle drivers, placing unsustainable pressure on retailers and

u. k. nearly all corona virus cases show the delta vary and it's also reporting about 30000 infections a day in the u. s. 93 percent of tests being analyzed, a showing the delta various, the 7 day average there has been about 70000 cases, a dozen. i know these father smith is of x and ologist and professor of emergency emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine . she's joining us via skype from the sun in switzerland. it's good to have you with us on august the the, let's talk about the situation in china, given the fact that china has more, perhaps experience of dealing with us than any other country in the world. do you think it's prepared to deal with this latest outbreak? china, i will, i think all the plans again, kinda concerned about the reputation as well. that has learned from the experience. it was successful over the past, more than 12 months, and we'll do everything just off the brain. do you think that the way that china dealt with the break originally will still apply in cases of the delta variance or they're going to have to change t

u. k. nearly all cardona virus cases show the delta variant. it's also reporting about $30000.00 infections a day in the us 93 percent of sess being analyzed, showing the delta variance the 7 day average. there has been about 70000 cases a day. but all of these values, smith is a vaccine ologist and professor of emergent infectious diseases. at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. she says china will be racing to control the outbreak for the case numbers are still relatively small. china will, i think, pull all the plans again. china, very concerned about the reputation as well. china has learned from the hand experience. it was successful over the past, more than 12 months and we'll do everything just off. this is a delta bay and is of of more concern because because it's bored, transmissible, it's more contagious. even short contact time can facilitate at the transmission the spread. and we, we know that the higher the duration of shedding is higher. so it just, it just worries some of the variance. so i think china will, will

u. k. nearly all corona virus cases show the delta variant and also reporting about 30000 infections a day. in the u. s. 1903 percent of tests being analyzed. a showing the delta variance, the 70 average. there has been about 70000 cases a day, which are the you has more from beijing. well, this represents a huge challenge of the chinese government. this is the worst outbreak that the country has seen in months, and it's taking place during the peak travel period of the summer holidays. now the authorities have said that there have been more than 370 positive cases identified over the last 2 weeks. 7 of the cases are critical. now the prior z at the mormon seems to be preventing the outbreak of growing in the capital of aging. there been only 6 cases identified here so far, but sort of acted very quickly. thousands of people are already under locked down in 3 different neighborhood. authorities have also clamped down on any transport coming in from highly affected areas. so they've cancelled trains buses and flights coming in from those areas. and if people want to travel to aging from tho

u. k. u. s. a. u armed israeli military, joining me from sidney is john pilcher. john, thanks so much for coming on the show. you said the palestine is the issue in the last century and in this century, how does it link everything from war and peace atrocities, imperialism information to neoliberalism? will power find the center of, of a great imperial act. i've made 2 films called palestine is still issue 28 years apart. i may make another one. it will be cold, pell assigned to still leave true. because palestine, unless we understand the atrocity being imposed on palestine and the right of people to defend themselves, the right of people to resist against an external outside force of force. but it becomes more extreme by the moment and i'm talking about israel. they will never understand how the world works has been a whole attempt to make hamas, the central issue of the reporting. and that's nonsense. hamas is a peculiar demon. in fact, hum, hum, often it's military wing, a part of a resistance, a resistance, but was provoked by these railway is the real team. and this is his israel, but it's not simply

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tens of thousands of people displays the need to show the need and then it's the refugee flux and neighboring countries and the rest of the world and the u. k. the government needs to change the policy. they bought a national people needs to be scrapped head and we need to show compassion to refugees . dr. he'd our n. thank you very much indeed, hurting that 100 taurus around here. thank you. thank you very much. bye. a tropical storm is heading for haiti as the search for earthquake survivors continues more than 1400 people and now known to have died in disaster. a number that is expected to rise. gillian wolf report in haiti it appears death is never too far away. saturday's devastating earthquake has pushed the demand for coffins. and if that weren't enough, haitians are now preparing for another potential disaster. tropical storm grace is said to make landfall, bringing with it the risk of flash floods, landslides, and further complicating efforts to find survivor as we are briefing for tropical storm grease that is coming. so we have to have a convention, so we can address the people that are out of fear the out of their houses in our

but according to the u k and their data. it shows mixing it doesn't cause any harm and he said that that 3rd booster shot wouldn't cause any significant symptoms. so that's good news now we're just waiting to hear from the biden administration the fda's authorization of the new shots. they're the ones who can really make the call here. for now. reporting live in the newsroom. sarah stinson back to you, ok. thank you very much. sara. >> meantime, after reopening campus for in-person learning a spokesperson for the oakland unified school district says to classrooms have had to shut down because of a covid outbreak. one at an elementary school and the other at a high school families at montclair elementary recently got an email stating there been at least 3 cases of covid in a classroom in the past 2 weeks, district officials say another outbreak is linked to oakland high school. >> we're doing a lot contact tracing cases like this where we have situations where possibly have a positive case during the course of the past week we have 68

u. k, around the sun, 13 u. s. service members were among the dead along with $28.00 taliban. also known that 3 brits, including a child, were killed and other wanting more potentially distressing pitchers to show you here on the program on r t. a covered bodies of victims have been laid out now on the streets with grieving families identifying and collecting last love. we spoke to some of those affected so the belinda belinda dixon. i was i was in the sunday waiting for many, many people waiting on british people that doesn't work properly. and some one looks like 20 people other than the tool. again, plus one people like 60 people, the people have no like have no legs. no, that's cross live to cobble right now. where are these more guys? david joining us live from the going capital just off the 9 30 pm where you are very good evening to motor ada. can you give us an update on the situation in the capital also at the airport as well as any semblance of normality returned? well things have been very calm, relatively speaking here in capital over the course of today compared especially with yesterday in the aftermath of the attack at the airport, there was gotten 5, there was ceaseless gunfire.

u. k. but yeah, that's, that's not not incidental because you know, it's a big part of the show, but you don't have to be found to enjoy the show. i think there is a lot of them problem city and so many fun than very parents have been the show that kind of inhabit this world and surround pads that yeah, that make it really uplifting. and hopefully can resonate with anyone who you know, whether you're a sports fan or not. i mean, not, you know, i'm personally not a huge football fan or so compound or anything. and that, you know, i, you know, i'm by, because i'm in the show by, you know, i love it and totally, it's a real refreshing show. why i didn't mean to be clumsy at the beginning, talking about why i didn't watch it. it's just that there's a 1000000 things to watch and something stag me like, like fly fishing? like i got, i got to go. i got to go for the fly. when i heard soccer, i kind of went up but i can't wait to get back to it. because i met today cuz a couple times and i find him as they sat there with them comedian sort of each other out at the beginning that this is a super bright

i remember seeing the map showing the equivalent areas around the u. k. how much of the land would be covered if those well cars were taking place elsewhere with those far as appeared to be unprecedented. but we also know that wild fars are reasonably coleman, and often useful to manage the lands. what would you say is behind fires of that size and scale, particularly in australia? i mean, is it down to climate change or are there other factors that play in that, in that example, time changes increasing the severity and the frequency of these fires. we now have a new classification of fire intensity, which is catastrophic, which we have never had before. the terrible fires in eastern australia that you mention covered a much, much greater area than size in the past of calvin. and for the 1st time ever they've been rain forest and that is totally new for australia. so i would say yes, there are unprecedented climate change to to global warming is playing a substantial role. and we really need to act fast. we're running out of time. it's interesting when yo

i had been meeting the needs of an industry desperate show to stuff prisoners. now the u. k. could be put to work under a new scheme to try to avert lay the crisis caused by the double blows of cov, it breaks it takes exploitation. come by, my 2nd with the the ah, me back or the last survival guide is like all is going to start at the federal reserve. so there are you going to get a back? oh, heck, no. refrigeration came with the rest, the 7 years bill it was for me the news ah wanting for moscow again. so the prisoners in the u. k. could be used to avert a major shortage of work is in key industries like road haulage even was inmates to be released on temporary license for the initiative aim to integrate them back into society. the lack of manpower is being played on the double whammy breakfast and the pandemic, and it's already seen gaps appearing on supermarket shelves. the current shortfall over $90000.00 heavy goods vehicle drivers, placing unsustainable pressure on retailers and their supply chains. and it's not just the lack of transport, food produces and the restaura

show at ocean. keep watching to find out why. net starts in the u. k. where police forces across the country are looking at how they can better deal with racism amongst their ranks. you'll hear from sound a theme, a regional director for the independent office for police conduct or i o. p. c. for short. kimberly min garza who is campaigning for the release of her daughters yonder from prison of the she was the victim of a racist attack. and former metropolitan police superintendence, leroy low, good hero, totally. after the life bull. cough they call address racism in the police effectively until there is a wider conversation about racism in the u. k. this country has a problem about race. it has been like bats in slavery, imperialism cleaners, and i'm post war and, and they need to have a conversation through central government and other agencies because, you know, express the rating is not being dealt with. and that's why slices reasons the races come out and trade marry how the people in the sports or whatever. and then, you know, people having terri

and more unsettling video for you here on the program showing covered bodies lying in the street ahead of the atrocity, the u. k. u. s. and other western nations had all been warning their nationals about the threat of a severe attack and telling them all to avoid the airport. and the witness who we spoke to says asked can swell at the end of the day, if he left just a friend for themselves, the floors we feel abandoned. that's because you all these people, those who are trying to get in there for they are having some documents that, that they can go. but the other people like actually doesn't have anything. all these, do you have the name? the media is in the news. so lots of them doesn't have any legal documents that they are trying to get out. there are like more than 20000 we have taken. but right now, this thing is all messed up automated. i don't know why the americans are not processing then anymore. but lots of people just like us are stuck in and hearing and know everyone is trying, you know, just to get out of this country of this situation and run from taliban. so yes, we left abandon, we are left be

u. k, to try to sway to the united states. otherwise, the show on the sway them to extend the deadline to keep their troops in cargo in a bit to turn rescue. yet more people, the united states said they will not be doing that. they've set the deadline the end of august, and they will not be going beyond not, not is suddenly going to mean that some people he would be entitled to leave. who would have the right documentation to get on a flight. they simply are going to be in a flights to get everybody out. it has been said, the entity lincoln said that those people will not be forgotten. what exactly that means in terms of the amount of hope that they will be getting, getting beyond the deadline that is absolutely unclear at this point. but of course, people are desperate to get out. they flocked to the airport another's, made them a target for possible terrorist attack. and that's what we're hearing is half of these new pictures that are coming in. now this appears to be from a news agency that we can confirm the source of the moment. and we can s

show reprisals. one group of africa, suicide listed u. k. forces rallied on the streets of cobble just last friday, the money protection from the british government. maybe the calls were heard of $600.00 british troops with deployed that the safeguards u. k. nationals as they evacuated the capital, as well as to support crucially the relocation of those former african stuff, which is something that we're very, very much gonna want to hear. coming up next, we speak to one interpreter who did worked for the british and american forces. he asked, remain anonymous. such was his fear of fear for his life. my family has listed to it's in the post sometime my sam be home was attacked twice. my father has been given warnings and threats many, many times my. my dad's name was called that his life will be severely at risk because she offered no one but 2 of her sons against the eternal. recently, one of the interpreter, his father was caught in a province. he was beaten very badly. and he was asked to ask his son, who, who is an interpreter, to come

u. k. upper russia. china pakistan also whose beckett's done this is expected to be 3 days worth of meetings and really goes to show just how much concern there is about what is going on currently in afghanistan. and to try to get a piece process back on track. let me read you a little bit more of the statement that was issued by all make leels before his arrival here endure. the statement says in several planned rounds of meetings over 3 days, representatives from countries in the region and beyond, as well as from multi multi lateral organizations will press for a reduction of violence and cease fire and a commitment not to recognize a government imposed by force now the meetings have yet to start today, but this really is a critical juncture. what is clear right now is that there is great impetus to try to achieve some kind of goal from these meetings to try to get that. inter ap can piece process back on track. what is less clear is who exactly from afghanistan will be represented. i have been told just in the past 20 minutes that doctor de la da lows the head of the canister high council for national reconcili

u k. u time, but it's just in the last hour a royal air force plane has landed at a base in oxford show north of london carrying members of the military, some of the 1000 or so personnel still based in afghanistan. so it seems that the military pull out has already started, and of course that happens that has to start happening once the civilian evacuations a done so it really does seem like the civilian evacuations are being wound up. and nick carter has put the number of people eligible to come to the u. k. on the repatriation lists, but who haven't made it at what he said the how you hundreds on friday the government was saying 802-1000 afghans and then 10250 british national. some sources in the u. k. believe it's significantly higher than that, given the high number of calls, for example, m p. 's have been receiving from constituents with relatives in afghanistan and charities. here in the u. k as well. whatever the case, the u. k is saying that it's done the best in the circumstances. those were the words of nick carter. they've got almost 15000 people out since mid august. it has been

show. okay, charles, what we're going to leave with that. but i told you tonight, michelle, she bridge a former u. k. army and counter terrorism intelligence officer. now your opponent, meanwhile pans to build a boiler on its forward with better roofs and double the number of its troops. there is a station vast troy, to oppose a recent influx of migrants that the countries are on the alert. over jove, refugees from war torn afghanistan and also iraq. we are dealing with an attack on poland. it is an attempt to trigger a migration crisis. we will not allow the creation of a route for the transfer of migrants via poland to the european union or neighboring lithuania, also plans to compete his own bella, russian portable next year. those countries along with fellow member states, latvia and stony say that batteries has been facilitating the search of migrants as a form of hybrid warfare, supposedly in retaliation for a sanctions against minsk mall. pony government insists it has sent essential items to dozens of migrant stranded on a sport with batteries. war saw recently came on the fire from rice cre

u. k. after burton relax rules for fully vaccinated people, those arriving into the u. k. and not required to quarantine, even though scientists of warning against it. it comes as a w, it shows a $60000000.00 people have now had current of ours across europe. refugees are missing out on top of our jobs because vaccine shortages. that's an 8 percent of the $2000000000.00 doses promised under the kovak scheme. the poor nations have been delivered around the refugees in bangladesh. some of the worst hit will help organizations managing countries to prioritize immunizing refugees, as well as those with serious health conditions. it says 85 percent of vaccines have been administered in rich countries. the environment and they live in is often very you know, condense, housing situation. it's not necessarily in the most areas with most access to, to health care and services like that is basically in health conditions or not their, their water supply and sanitation. city does not always up to date in that sense. so they are really living in difficult situations, most of the time. and these 4 bodies have been found in sudan, set it river in the eastern casala region. according to mil

and more on setting video showing covered 14 flying in the street. ahead to block the u. k. u. s. and other western nations had been warning that nationals about the threat over the terror attack, advising them to avoid the airport. the witness who we spoke, she says americans have failed. the afghan people was we feel abandoned because you all these people, those who are trying to get in there for they are having some documents that they can go. but the are the people like actually doesn't have anything. all these have been in the media is in the news, so lots of them doesn't have any legal documents that they are trying to get out. there are like more than 20000 if we can. but right now, this thing is all mixed up. all mixed up, i don't know why the americans are not processing then anymore. but lots of people just like us are stacking and hearing. and i know everyone is trying, you know, just to get out of this country of this situation and run from taliban. so yes, we left abandon, we are left behind. we just want, you know, to get out of this country as soon as possible, befo

show business. i'll see you then in the ah, the, the u. s. lashes out of k as a trophy tried, kills a terra ponder enough down it's done in the past for private days, cobble app, foaming in which thought americans were among the $170.00 killed. the applied in kabul to the crowd of people continue to flow to the port desperate.

for sure, and more unsettling to his showing covered bodies lying in the street ahead of the blast, the u. k. u. s. and other western nations had been warning the nationals about the threat over severe terror attack. advise me to avoid the airport. the witness who we just spoke to says americans have failed, the afghan people, stuff was we feel abandoned. that's because all these people, those who are trying to get in there for they are having some documents that, that they can go. but the other people's lives actually doesn't have anything. all these you have to do and the media is in the news store. lots of them doesn't have any legal documents that they are trying to get out. there are like more than $20000.00 we have. but right now this thing is all messed up automated up. i don't know why the americans are not processing then anymore. but a lot of people just like us are striking and hearing. and i know everyone is trying, you know, just to get out of this country of this situation and run from taliban. so yes, we left abandoned. we are left behind. we just want, you know, to get out of

whereas the kelvin is much more careful in how to wield the pilots and show up the united states doesn't trust hotel. but relative to r u. k, the taliban is moderate in the u. s. hopes to work with the taliban. at least until the u. s. can extricate itself from this war torn countries. max abraham's associate professor of political science at northeastern university in boston. we appreciate your time. thanks for joining us here on our end to national anytime i will take the story even father. we continue on breaking news coverage here on the asi, international live now to cobble to ortiz morales guest vf, who has been joining us now throughout the evening, hours here on the international with breaking news mode. we've just watched the pentagon press, the not much frankly was said about these attacks at the board to confirm the tax with the cobble app or do you have any updates for us now from the afghan capital it will things the things are very tense here in the last 20 minutes we've heard 2 more explosions. one of them powerful is being corroborated by local press, no, no indication as to the source. well, what is happen

u. k. there's been nothing like it for decades and decades. but clearly what this attack shows is the importance of continuing that work is fast and efficient manner as possible in the hours to remain to us. and that's what we're going to do. my can as up the united nations where the un secretary general condemned the attacks in couple. the security council continued with its previously shuttled meeting on the tea gray region of ethiopia, but speaker off the speaker began by expressing anger at the taxing couple and expressing condolences for the families of those killed. the secretary general will be holding a meeting with the 5 permanent members of the security council on monday. and on his way into address today's meeting. this is what he had to say. first of all, i'd like to express in the strongest possible way my total condemnation about the or refill terrorist attack in coupled to send my condolences to the families of all those that perished africans and those that's what hoping they're the african since died serving the lives of others earlier, the un spokesman confirm

u. k. jail cell to the united states. the scale of america's problems in afghanistan has been revealed in 20 declassified documents published by the u. s. national security. archive. one shows how issues work consistently and didn't brittany, hidden from the public back in 2002, the ben defense secretary donald rumsfeld, was worried. the mission was drifting, but he never mentioned it publicly brought the altering that there was no point in negotiating with the remnants of the taliban. more than a decade later, an american diplomat had the same concerns. the 1st question of did we know what we were doing? i think the answer is no. if there was ever a notion of mission creep up, get this done. we went from saying that we will get rid of ok, so they can threaten us to say we're going to end the taliban. then we said, we will get all the troops the telephone works with then further to have our exit strategy b. s. table government, and again, it's done. we have to say good enough is good enough. that's why we're there. 15 years later, the editor in chief of woodson says, recent events in afghanistan vindicate the group slicks all those years ago to supported by all the regulati

u. k. they've been circulating them to the neighboring countries to afghanistan, years back. hist on pakistan tech medicine to keep on saying if these people show up at the border allowed the safe passage allow them to pass through quickly. our embassies here will deal with them and we will bring them to both u. k and to germany. so they're hoping to facilitate a quick crossing those points. however, earlier today we did hear from the you k for the army commander who said he's hearing report that the taliban is still thing any guns traveling to border crossings who carrying west and documents. and i quote, taking them out there, we're not sure what the, what exactly he means by that before doing up on that. but it's not going to be an easy route for them. so that's the diplomatic side. we've also heard today that the u. k is poised militarily when it comes to ice or so the u. k. chief marshal mike wiggs and is saying that you guys ready to play a role in the global coalition against, against islamic state in the event, with any strikes or moving troops or equipment to a particular country. obviously, it's very days for that. but it comes amid w