u. k. talk to us about that patient. what, what is the process of trying to get an appointment? and who tells you you're going to have to wait a year and how does that get decided? yeah, so the fast difficulties, the finding it difficult to get a g p appointment. and that's because dental dental practices becoming increasingly unsustainable, we have to be practiced as closing across the country is becoming more and more difficult for people to get g p appointment. so the delay that then that so you come and see me as a g p, i think, but you need specialists, treatment, ill scans and the hospital. so all the 30 to the hospital to get that done. and the waiting times now in the hospital's up in increasing significantly over the past 2 years. and as he said of that stuff, the program we have, you know, 7000000 people waiting for routine. we quoted routine cab when we say routine care, this is often, you know, in very, very important because the people need to be some of the, of the disabilities of back pay, you know, to, to, to really, to believe them of their conditions and will b

u. k as well. we talked about us drones, maybe a u. k. recognizance plane. why are they targeting mog civilian infrastructure that is not being used for military purposes? because they understand that the only way for the average team, the only hope not only of, of, not really of winning this conflict, but coming out of it in any type of complete situation is to shatter the morale of the russian people to make them fern on the government, they know that conflict cannot be won military. they know that they are already re shelves and vehicles that can usefully be supplied to the key every game. that's why they've always been more concerned about mation war. then with any actual strategic value, which is why they hit the civilian part of the bridge and not the railroad part of the bridge that conceivably might have accidentally been used for military traffic that was completely on damage. that was not touch. mark, what about, i mean, you talked about cnn given credit, the key was being behind this 2nd attack on the crowd, late cry. me a bridge, and we do you, d

u. k for talks with department of service the sooner fight. and we'll go on to attend the nato summit in the 20th on tuesday. and it's showing solidarity 6 people, including 3 children, are reported to have been stab to death at a nursery in southern china. police and one gong problems say the suspect has been arrest presenter from britain's national broadcast or has been suspended. while the bbc investigates allegations he paid a teenager for sexually explicit photos, the son newspaper reported the mail presents are paid $45000.00 for the material. young person was 17 when the payments began. their identities have not been reviewed. in a statement the broadcast or said it takes any obligation seriously, and it has robust internal processes in place to proactively deal with such allegations. the bbc says it 1st became aware of a complaint in may. new allegations were raised on thursday of a different nature, and in addition to its own inquiries, it has also been in touch with external authorities. in line with his protocols. the bbc says it ex

u. k for talks with prime minister research sooner. 5, and we'll go on to attend the nato summit and lithuania on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you bring any report by the rights group say the children says palestinian children arrested by the israeli army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest? hundreds of migrant workers, mostly from bangladesh and the paul had been left stranded in malaysia. they paid huge sums of money to recruitment agents who promised them jobs, but found themselves unemployed once they arrived for slowly reports from quality and port sorta arrived from bangladesh late last year. he paid a recruitment agent, the equivalent of $4500.00. most of which he had borrowed and was promised to years of work in a factory in malaysia. but there was no jump and he's agreed to meet us on the condition. we don't reveal his identity. not today. i mean, that's been 7 months. my family's facing a big problem. i have 3 younger brothers and sisters. i have parents, i haven't sent an

u. k for talks with prime minister wishes. so next fight and we'll go on to attend a nato summit in between you on tuesday and it's showing solidarity. would you crate for you? and so sudan is on the brink of a full scale civil war and the conflict could the stabilize the entire region. there strikes have been reported south of the capitol, as certainly is army and paramilitaries from the rapids. support forces continue to fight palestinian children are arrested by the israeli army, face emotional and physical abuse. according to a newer report, the rights groups save the children says almost half of the children in these really military detention system are injured at the point of arrest. others reports trip searches and being beaten in custody from the occupied west bank. alan fisher reports of the summit, robbie was just 14, when he was arrested for the 1st time. he was at the protest when so just dropped him. that was 7 years ago. it feels like yesterday when the gentleman my had an injury in my leg. i had a cast and how t

u. k. he's got a whole talks with u. k. prime minister wishes to knock in london before heading to lithuania to attend the nato summit to on tuesday. the present to from the u. k. national, broad cost of the bbc has been suspended. why didn't investigate the claims? he paid tens of thousands of dollars to sexually explicit flows across from a teen h. m. l and russian and packaged for ministers of spoken by phone of to the crime and accused ankara of giving into a native pressure by sending home 5 you crying in prison, isn't for the to discussed both the prisoner release and the black sea greendale. it comes after a visit to istanbul by the quiet name present, wrote to me as the lensky who returned to ukraine with 5 combined. is it for it to defend marriott post the kremlin? said that there were nice violates of the deal to hold them in a stumble until the end of the war and ukraine. meanwhile, russia and ukraine to exchange move in 2000 prisoners since the start of the war, thousands more are still being held. the united

u. k. and talks with prime minister, where she's so nag by them will go on to a change in nature assignments and miscellaneous on tuesday. and it's showing solidarity with ukraine. my kind of has moved from washington dc. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation with the president of took care risk at one.

u. k. the talks of prime minister wishes to enact spot in 3 nation trip will be dominated by and nature summit and miscellaneous. and it's showing solidarity with ukraine and your report by rights group site. the children says palestinian children arrested by these riley army are emotionally and physically abused and that almost half of them in the military detention system are injured at the point of arrest. engineers, he is, president guy said, has rejected criticism either the mistreatment of the black african migrants and refugees on the border with libya. 700 people have been left stranded without food or water contains. the sudanese government use extending its closure of a space until the end of the month. the fly fan excludes humanitarian deliveries and evacuation. slides and strikes have been reported south of the capital cod too . as it ends, warring factions continue finding, the sudanese army and power. millet traits from the rapids support forces have been trying to take control of the capital since april. while authorities in china are planning to relocate. tens of thousands of c

u. k. fand talks with prime minister where she's so nag by them will go on to a change in nature assignments and miscellaneous on tuesday, and it's showing solidarity with ukraine. my kind of has moved from washington dc. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation with the president of turkey at risk of the one in which the issue of sweden's membership of nato was discussed. took it as opposed to giving membership to sweden because it says that sweden has a security issues which has got to guarantee before we can consider membership. president biden pressurizing took it to accept sweden as a full member of nato. russian officials say a defense systems have intercepted full ukrainian missiles of the crime in peninsula. the governor of the annexed regions says there was no major damage. they sell strikes have been reported in southern russia and rosters and brands to museums. president chi said has rejected criticism over the mistreatment of black african migrants and refugees on each border with libya. $700.00 people are being left stranded without food or worship for day

u. k. he also talks with communists originally soon act in london, before heading to miscellaneous to attend a nature summit on tuesday. and all the news collaboration events have been health of the 28th anniversary of the shrubbery needs the genocide. every year on july 11th, newly identified victims of europe's west china sites, as well as well to a buried in a cemetery in east and falls in. yeah, almost 8400. most of the men and boys will not have 5 balls in, in sub forces in the town in 1995, an annual peace, much on is the 15000 men who worked a 100 kilometers has to escape the killings during the balkans war i do on that for being a has more from a memorial sent in a shrimp or need so almost 3 decades of the genocide took place here in server need some newly phones newly done to fide big tents will be buried in 2 days. we are talking about 13 new victims and for the families that is really very, very hard time. oh, you can see behind my back all these white stones are degrees of the victims of this genocide together with this to see what we found. and the dentist side makes sense that

u. k, often the nearest talk to is a good hour away. this isolation has been exacerbated by the lack of boss services in cumbria, bordering scotland citizens have found that own solution on this blue mini balance which travels along the country. roads is now the only link between villages. it's run by volunteers this morning. katrina is at the wheel. a civil servant who has been retired for 3 years. also on board is neil: one of the managers of fell run a the charity that runs the boss. good morning, can i help you with the? all right, the project is run by volunteers. that means the bounce back can be kept a jump to pounds enough to pay for petrol and maintenance. see if the bus drivers what paid? the operating costs would be too high and the service would have to be discontinued on i'm a volunteer, i don't get paid anything. and i absolutely love it. and i think it's a really important thing to do for the community, to be honest. with $25.00 after a quite a long training program of 8 weeks they've passed. busy their tests and they'll

kind west 7 african herds of state decides to travel and cross the world to go and talk to president zelinski in the u. k. i mean, key of to come and talk to president putin in st. peter's, but i've never been heard. all i happen to have been in the meeting in saint petersburg with the lead as well. we've press you didn't put to the meeting, went very well. so we are, we're happy that we were listened by both precedents. the same happened even keel. so to us, we do not for our sailors to say that we are going to solve the problems. no, we are not the programs. would it be solved by the 2 countries that the conflict? that's what they believe in the the name of the the board just to the government solutions for you up to your home. what, when you have a chance, i'm actually over the phone yet from sort of it to someone else. and what will you mean by this very peer review due to by you most of all sides use news. hey, my name is richard with frontier to the team. but they are up to you to great, would you sign professional everybody's thoughts for you? or what are you on the phone? oh, gosh, what the child

in windsor castle, they discussed efforts to address the climate crisis early, abide and how talks with u. k. prime minister wishy snack of 10 downing street, where he describes the bilateral relationship is quite a rock solid. of the kremlin has admitted russian president letting me put and met with vast numbers and relate to you have any provision. 5 days after his valves meeting for goshen ordered his troops to march on moscow last month. but the rebellion was pulled off within 24 hours. can easy media is reporting the african migrant stranded on the border with libya had been moved to various locations within 2 days. yeah, 700 people were detained by security forces. last week, after anti migrant approaches since effects and moved to the border the spanish coast guard has rescued 86 my friends from a boat near the canary islands and migrant sound there on 3 boards from senegal. 2 weeks ago, they were laser reported missing, and late as of kenya, h e r p, a south sedan, and you've already have cold to enter the violence in sit in the so called i get 4 to match in a few of his capital to d

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u. k. foreign minister talking about a sensible approach to what's going on. but he also talked about, you know, as well as constitutional decisions. you know, sometimes it feels like international capitals on to where all have forgotten all, i'm not sure about as well as constitution. and the way that is really politics has developed and moved to the position that we're in right now as well. we've been fed the slide for 75 years, that israel is a part of the west. then we shouldn't use terms like west and east any way, but that is really part of the sort of the family of liberal democracies when in fact it's not right. it's an apartheid nation. every human rights organization has said it, i mean the basic law of return. and israel says that if you're a jew, anywhere in the world, you can return and give citizenship the next day. and if you're a palestinian who lived there in 1948 and was ethnically cleansed by the israelis, you can't. i mean, we see this in jerusalem with the sub loving family that was kicked out of their house because israel says this house

where are the there is now a lot of talk about, especially in the u. k. the don't be afraid of russia don't be afraid of nuclear weapons as also, as most of the insurances know. so frightening, we can, uh, just, uh, 5 the limited the limited nuclear war uh, in the ukraine order in there. i said, you see and so are asking us and so well uh, i don't know. no, i can't understand why a reasonable people m a believe that the boat in and you gave me and u. k. government in the governments of other european concept, even the baltics and they are a very reasonable enough not to talk about new play reference. because it's a, it's episode they are responsible. especially especially especially there for re. i'll get on to nuclear weapons in a 2nd, but of course media restricts is restricted in britain very uh, very strictly. you can't talk about nazis in ukraine. you can talk about zalinski stepping elections next year. so it's not a democracy. but in the media landscape, can you understand that confusion because they all they talk about is the precaution much to mo

u. k, where he met russians, king charles, they discussed efforts to address the climate crisis bite and also how told sort of u. k prime minister issue so neck. they talked about us plans to send cluster bombs to ukraine. the kremlin hasn't mentioned that russian president vladimir putin met with the was the most and really day he's getting precocious 5 days off to has failed recently to go ahead and ordered his troops to march on moscow last month. but the rebellion was cooled off, tennessee and media is reporting that the african migrant stranded on the board of, of libya, have been relocated. 700 people were detained by security for the us as last week of to and to migrant protests. for spanish coast guard has rescued 86 miles from the boats near the canary islands. the migrant sailed on 3 boats from senegal, 2 weeks ago, is rarely full so as have shot dead, a palestinian man near them online. the occupied westbank amid the trees has 33 year old, been out ca the side of distances separately as by his own. just the rest of the 10 palestinians. drew rates and several naval hose. leaders of kenya, ethiopia, south saddam and booty have called for an end t

u. k left the e u a few years ago. and here we are talking about africa, which wants to unite into one block. there are advantages and disadvantages. yes, in my opinion, everything in life has its advantages and disadvantages. but i believe and many agree with me that the price of uniting nations fall most significant. the cones, whether we like it or not, we did not respond to become a 2nd a you. but we spawn to become an end states that can make decisions and implement them by making decisions for 200000 people is not the same as making decisions. we're much launch a union. the majority view is that the outcome of unification will be positive. we're not focusing on break said yes, you can take no that example, but they're all big unions. they work. and you can take an example from the to soak . what can we wish for africa today in the 21st century so that it can finally follow the path of development and prosperity, which as you say, would be common to everyone. what could we wish for africa in that regard? as i said, we are in a situation

both of us have any criticized, especially by labor and p, as are also talk on the u. k. many people have said that the big society was a carpet for alls. 13 measures the i that's all that's often said. i think it's simply not true. who ever had been prime minister in 2010 would have had to take difficult decisions. i don't deny that. and actually we reduce the budget deficit by 2 thirds. we ended up with the fastest growing economy in the g 7. we created 2 and jobs and minimal businesses. you know, we recovered the u. k, calling me about poverty increased. well, that's not true. i think look, that has been an increase in the use of food banks. i'm positive. that is because the previous government, before me, the. ready did not allow the jump centers to refer people to food banks. they didn't want the bad publicity. i think that is bad. you know, if people need help, you should direct them to where there is help available and my government let that happen. david cameron is convinced that people should be grateful that his policies enabled those in need to get help from fo

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we are talking here about you asked the u. k. friends in germany who would be then providing ukraine with such security assurances on an individual by a literal basis. and this is nothing that we should confuse with nato's article 5, no saying that old elyse would come to the defense of one of them. it's more about showing q crane that the u, as the u. k. friends in germany would continue to provide them with weapons. they need to defend themselves, that they would continue to provide them with the training of their soldiers with that they would share intelligence with them. so this is nothing that would have to do with the potential ne, to pass or pass through nato membership is more about by a letter of security assurances that could be discussed here on the sidelines of the summit. ok, another important topic for that summit. sweden's nato membership bid is expected to be discussed there in the coming days. turkey has been blocking suite and joining nato. can we expect a breakthrough in vilnius? well, terry, this is a $100000

joe biden stopped by downing street for talks with british prime minister research to not despite protests from the u. k. over us shipments of cluster bombs to ukraine by the says, the relationship is rock solid. the hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. lithuania is capital is preparing to host a historic nato summit. the head of the high security gathering turkey put forth a new condition for approving sweetens nato membership. circus present wretch repair. the other one said his country could agree to sweden joining the alliance if the european union resumes its long stalled membership talks with ankara at one made the comments before departing for bill. this where he is set to meet with swedish prime minister of christmas and later today, the 2 day summit comes as nato is carrying out his biggest revamp of defense plans . in decades, nato secretary general in stoughton bag has responded to anchor's demand, saying they present a new angle to the debate, but he added there was still room for discussion on support to key assembly since to become a member of the european union at the same time

u. k. at the start or for 3 nation dollars off to the day of talks in britain, including with prime minister. she's soon act bartonville travelers to be.

u. k. wants to play it's policy and the we all planning all policy to do exactly that. there's talk of a new international agency like the i a, i a i a perhaps, to deal with a i. but in the current global environment, you change the security council meeting recently on ukraine. can you see china and russia signing up to something like that, but methylated north korea or, or something like that that had real teeth? well, the a, a does an incredibly important work in keeping the weld a safe wells, utilizing the positive benefits of nuclear technology. it says it says, this is a model. if he's a potential model of all, i think everybody including the countries that you mentioned, has to understand that if we get this right, every one will benefit. but if we get this wrong, everyone will lose out including them. so there is an incentive result. what together there is an incentive for us to put, perhaps, to put aside our differences on all the files and in other areas and focus relentlessly on getting this right. finally, you'll setting up this summit of world leaders on a i, lisa in the

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u. k. military intelligence officer, frank lead, which welcome back with the removal or disappearance. in some cases of these talk generals, we just heard about does the russian president still have capable commanders? he can trust a good evening. nicole, the ukrainian scales between 6 and 12 generals, so far as any generals in the war through my saw strikes most recent the last week and but yet, which was referred to in your report, present seems to be completing the job with probably the most capable group of come on, does he has leaving off as the report headed to that with general counsel general by senior general sort all the can. so all the k, just to apply some context is the must of mind behind the russian defense lines, getting the ukrainians so much trouble. now general pop off also refer to the apple and come onto the $58.00 to combine dogs. i'll be doing also quite well apparently a sucks for the comments you saw on the screen. and so on down the line about a general's this would indicate it genuinely as a serious problem with the russian. a senior come up. just one other thing i'd like to watch, wher

u. k. government, in the governments of other european concept, even the baltics as they are uh, they are reasonable enough not to talk about new play reference. because it is a is absolutely responsible this message, especially especially for re i'll get on to nuclear weapons in a 2nd. but of course media restricts is restricted in britain very uh, very strictly. you can't talk about nazis in ukraine. you can talk about zalinski stepping elections next year, so it's not a democracy. but in the media landscape, can you understand that confusion because they're all they talk about is the precaution much to moscow. i mean what, what exactly happened because precautions seems to be strengthened showing who is strengthened. puche it is strengthened and the media don't know in nato countries how to describe what actually happened. even they are not really saying anymore, oh push it is about full what. what's your understanding of what happened on june 24th? well, uh it is all about money. it's all about money. it would be because. uh uh, regarding uh was uh is, is it a business name? uh yes. with uh some uh criminal affair

then we have this talk of the crate and then suddenly know you've actually justified his exact can so stressed it to go, which has a margaret fletcher being one of them from the u. k. what is the future of nato? it's had a brick wall with the curriculum, click there now young. and i think what they are doing now expand that into what they called pop those. and now i think so. um, you know, they are thinking now planning to set up in an actual office in the day is not in accordance with is found being treat yugoslavia 99. absolutely, absolutely. it's that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on the data. so i'm gonna stay with our members aside as x one ending in the 6595. and then in the european union, the kremlin media initially all the band on youtube, the national yes. or below the shooting gym or something for most of the them. yeah. also the nice window jumps the welcome back across stock were the okay right before we went to the break i was talking with, ya know, no, i just said, but yeah, 99. it has. i've done things that letter, of course, very un charlton based trade davis, the a's on to code 5 about the father inside the girl, a piece research tomo

u. k. hot, it's hot as june since records begun in 1884, the average temperature hit 15.8 degrees celsius. even i'm talk to cobb county and it's winter period has registered unusually high temperatures on the same path. and this can be seen across the us. india and spring repeat a newman is a professor of sustainability at code university and the lead offer on many un climate reports. he says, progress is being made, but we should acknowledge the highest consequences that extreme weather patterns may have us. we should be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence, as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly. and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer and all sorts of many spaces around the world that will disappear under this enormous change. its ordinary people. we need to see that we do have to change . we have to get more and more solar into a lot more and more electric vehicles. more and more cities are gonna have to do electrification of everything running off time. sean, that's the change. we've hold up to my. got this huge based coming down on us

u. k. at the start for 3 nation, your parent or that will also take him to the point now where he will attend naples and will summit across as water and ukraine will talk to you. it's in the, at the summit that's taking place on russia's doorstep. president, blog and his lensky has been torn in europe in capitals seeking support for ukraine's bit to join the adults. but the alliance remains divided on the issue. as nato begins, the final preparations for its summit in lithuania. let him use the lensky has been on a diplomatic charge, seeking support for ukraine's membership popes in just a few days. zalinski met with the leaders of bulgaria. the check for a public slovakia, turkey, and poland. o nathan mendez with the power to help secure backing the ukraine's eventual admission. this is still a matter of political wills. last, just to find the proper wording and invite ukraine, it would be an important message to say that nature is not afraid of russia. ukraine should yet clear a security guarantees while it is not in nato. and that is a very important point. us president joe biden has arrived in europe ahead of the summit before leaving. he told cnn

u. k. had its hottest june since records began in 1884, the average temperature hit 15 point take degrees celsius even on talked a country and it's winter period as registered on usually high temperatures on the same patterns can be seen across the us, india and spain. but peter newman is from coast and university. i'm the lead off on multiple you and climate reports. he says the extreme weather patterns of house consequences. we should be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence. as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly, and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer. and both sides have many spaces around the world that will disappear under this enormous change. its ordinary people. we need to see that we do have to change. we have to get more and more solar into a lot more and more electric vehicles. more and more cities are gonna have to do electrification of everything running off time. shawn, that's the change. we've rolled up to my, got this huge base to coming down on us that we could do. there's, it's, it's, it's scary and we are going to have to be ve

talk a little bit about the g stuff. and because in recent research, we've seen that the us and u. k is government's confidence rates among the g 7 member states are actually at their lowest one in 2002. there were after high s and in the us the rates as significantly fall in since the bite and administration. so do you think japan and sell career realize what government they are a lying west and do they do you think they see the change in when here when it comes to going from unilateralism to multilateralism? the korea themselves, their government, do not have to make sure the support, you know, only only countries in the g 7 that enjoy a majority confidence in, in the united states and based on germany, germany, canada, and maybe united states are on the idols. too much trusting those goals because we all know why it has this was reading and the point is what to say. half of that does not inspire a lot of confidence in us allies and, and we don't even know why it is still going to be the white house 2 years. so i think japan and south korea are also making their own business. that'

u. k. because they are not big on monica, lies. the media in africa, directly or indirectly in this situation is wrong. and we talked about that with a media has from different african outlets. this, the situation needs to be changed. they need to be have to get information about brush what that is from the correspondence into our shop, or from russian tor notice. but the not to get this information directly, not from the previous media. and so the situation must be choice. and is that the respects to our teams role? i just the role of so splitting it is just uh it is very important. it's very important. and especially these days, when there was such strong narratives that are being sold and essentially from southern professional partners in the west where they have these big news news network, they have hollywood, they have all these different. busy as of perhaps soft power with a so these narratives and it's, it's, it's worried because an awful lot of people simply ingest what they're told by the television all by the political establishment. i will try an american mainstream network for many, many years. i won't

u. k. defense minister ben wallace, who said, look, a little gratitude wouldn't go out of order. he's use much more delicate diplomatic language today. talking about the outcome that he's meaningful that he's practical and that is important to know how the costs. all of that for us out. the nice her anita summit in vilnius and that you and your thank you, jenna. well as there and it was just saying g, 7 nations are expected to announce upon that could give you credit and long term security assurances. russia says it's potentially very dangerous for the west to provide ukraine security guarantees a mistake matures, retrain ashley, which can be considered as a mistake and potentially very dangerous because providing any security guarantees to green effectively ignores the international principles of indivisible security. that said, providing security guarantees to green encroaches, the russian federation security. this is impossible. this is fraught with very short, medium, and long term negative consequences. what will be guessing the ukranian reaction from lot run mcbride that and you can capital keys in just a moment, but 1st let's speak to

the profit sport forces stop looting and a talk is typically is and if the withdrawal from government facilities, how much fun, just the parts of them to the u. k. now, when millions of public sector workers will get pay rises of about 6 percent of the prime minister issues do not get accepted. the recommendations of independent parents, your buddies. his announcement came off the months of nationwide labor strikes and also as junior, adopt as launched a 5 day walk out, pull brannon has moved from london, accepting the recommendations of the independent pay review for days for between 6 and 7 percent. pay rises for public sector workers is going to be $8.00 5th appeal for the prime minister wishes to not to accept bearing in mind that until now the government has been offering around 3.5 percent because the government has made come back to get inflation. it's number one priority and it sees wage rises as fueling vast. nevertheless, the government said that they would be no more special offers than what's on the table right now. today's also it's final that will be no more talks on pay. we will not negotiate again on this is settlements and no a

u. k. announcing the 1st sort of net 0 target by 2050 in the world. and then early in 2020, a pandemic came, people are suddenly talking about government intervention. we're talking about investment instead of austerity. we're talking about building back a better, a not going back to the economy pre pandemic. and coming out of the pandemic, we have the korean war, which put stressors across europe, particularly on energy supply. and what we saw was the u. k. a. now it's new north sea oil and gas. and that's put us in a really difficult position because investing in new fossil fuel infrastructure doesn't help us meet our me, our energy needs now. and it doesn't lower energy bills, but also just puts us in perpetual crisis because the climate crisis is not going anywhere. who the id feel about all of the big events that happened recently is and how that directly impacts what you're doing. yes sir, for some context we launched at the end of july 2020. and then in may 2021. this is when we saw a boot and the solitude people have gaza, people being forced out the homes and in jerusalem. and we saw a massive increase and peo