u. k. tell us about the, the mood, the sunset, the need for change that, that you experience. so you've heard about so many to town that have since the to several decades ago, really pulling into disrepair. and really the, the feeling that i had told me, people die was one of the solution really submission with major policies. in general, i was really thinking about giving the advice do some of those approaches. politicians live the reform policy of nigel fiveash that was containing quite strongly on immigration. some of them were talking about liberal democrats, especially those people who previously furnitures conservative, but some felt like that conservatives and the last 14 years have not done a good job. and that didn't need, so that was a general sense of kind of unhappiness with the conservatives. we have driven by the force neighbor as we've seen that also to those mon apologies, the liberal democrats on the reform party, which as we seem to not have done some real damage to the tours and some of that hotline seats. so it's interesting because a ton out of this electi

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elections and, you know, we had to the 100, as far as the a speaking channel was telling, you know, on the, is based in u. k. and united states telling you the army is to bind towards elections and the facts as you get 50 percent participation. and that kind of severe this and i'm excited shows. it comes, the polls say no to these the send me the bets and maybe offsets that are supported by the send government. okay. i think that's interesting. i can get see sufficing. so overall, i think this is a good day for you, not me. as the democracies use in practice, and i think the new president websites or something to fix some of the kinds of stuff. can i just touch briefly on that turn night? as you mentioned, the 1st run hits historic lows, but then the run off, so significantly more citizens turn, not your view on, on why the variance played out. as you know, the country, there's a li, there's a that said that that's showing up for the person that is not good for countries imaging internationally. i think that 10 percent basically taught that this is, this is the right idea. yeah. the people who didn't show u

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you know, we had over a 100, as far as the a speaking child i was telling, you know, i me as based in u. k. um, united states telling you that i me as to buy clubs, evictions, and the fact that you get 50 percent participation and the kind of severe this and i'll make sanctions and coming to the polls saying no to these this and media outlets and the media outlets such as support for playlists and governments. i think that's just check. i think that's the supervisor. so overall, i think this is a good day for the united, the, as the democracies is in practice. and i think the new president website to something to fix some of the country's problems now under the guise of fighting terrorism. us forces in syria actually have a different agenda that's according to the chinese foreign ministry, is to plunder the countries resources which page in states has put over half of the syrian countries population in a desperate situation. a me, sherry used to be a weed exporting country, but now approximately 55 percent of the population is facing food insecurity. the united states must take responsibil

u. k. i'm was telling you that she is the 1st female a chance for the exec in the case history. and then we have john stanley. he will be the new defense minister and put the cost with the case contribution of the world in ukraine, helping this event. so you jump and he's going to be an important figure on the international stage as well. but all of the top team to be going into the front of a dining street and having meetings with the new prime minister. because business really has started straight away by hitting the ground running. and what is the biggest challenges facing the country, james? as it changes leadership, i mean, there are huge challenges facing the country. they have a slow economy. he wants to try and improve gross people in the u. k. really concerned about the state of the nationalized health system via the national health service. that was one of the big issues in the election and kissed almost done very, very well with over 400 states. but some of those people have voted for him because of the change, some of those people that voted for them because he said

u. k. parliament, i can tell you now to some live pictures coming in. that is the house of lords where they are wasting the king to begin his speech of a monk the sauces. apollo. meant for yet in the united kingdom layout, the new labor government's priorities for the life of policy want a massive majority. in the case general election on july, the 4th, securing more than 410 seats. let's go to john holly joins us from outside. the houses of parliament in london, joins us live from then. jo, now we're looking at those live pictures we can see inside the house of holland that looks like everyone is seated. things have gone pretty quiet. uh, i guess this were pretty close to the king beginning his address of the yes, well, this is sorted with peak parliament and royal pageantry procession cetera. many in ritual intersect in the states opening the parliament and as you say, in the lowest shape of the inside, at the bottom it's behind me v i peas nodes looking across at the silver and strode waiting to see king charles a p e. will it be that will let me ass

u . k. bid stop giving anymore weapons to tell a v for the continued violence in god. so do you think, although west of nations could follow suit or do you think america will just say, you know what you guys can drop out, we will bring and we'll send the extra weapons. we'll send the extra cash to do you think that could be in enough on effects? what do you think? yeah, when actually actually was, i believe you and what you have said and i wanted to say that before, but basically i forgot to say that the americans good, really and replace. and he was send you, it'll be in countries and supply and obviously is right. yeah. they can supply them to the piece with all kinds of weapons. so i don't think give is the it is, or maybe politically they would be upset, you know, from, from such an action by the u. k. government. but in reality the, the supply angle through we looked at honest by the not says good, although i'm always, you know, being comforters and support thing is right. and so i don't see that will be any kind of consequential on that. but of formants of genoci

k u. n. e. well, that'll go ahead, go ahead and tell him to have how much do you get out of it any year? i p board. i'm meant to call it out in a collection system like this $570.00 leaders per square meter per year for mitchell glenda around you see wall. and with these cloud catcher boxes, the biologists collect even more water for reforestation. if it can talk to see. yeah, see i got the key but tackle if water is caught here, isn't it missing elsewhere anymore? and i see it absolutely not. i know the level, the only catch what would naturally get caught just on the on bushes. for example, in those say, look, a single head and i go pay that. otherwise, it would evaporate to get the, the most cavity that instead of the legal system, a silva, and the more for the and now i want to see what is become of the young trees with their own little cloud catchers. yeah, let's, let's do that. the same or is it still working? that if it doesn't take, let me put it, kick me into the perfectly actually the trap water droplets work and you're looking at a different the size of the trees are the same

what does this tell us then about the mood in the u. k. of the mood in the u. k is really pretty miserable. i mean people are really rather fed up with the hope that's a good establishment. a bar is johnson if you like, symbolized the reasons why they got fed up and that's why they really have turned away from the conservative party, just bar. it's jones of, i mean very popular that he was funny, amusing and with the but having said that, he was come to mentally rob a dishonest. he tried to be old things to old man. the. the is the coalition that he put together of people in favor of breaks it, that that is nationalist conservatives and left behind working close vouchers from the north of england. it simply hasn't held together. so i think that's the real problem, and that's the, the image of politics to which a kia system is appealing in and say, look, i'm a serious guy. i'm not going to do anything to radical, but he's going to be under quite a lot of pressure to move fast because the country is in a real economic and social flight. it's got big problems and

what does this tell us then about the mood in the u. k. of the mood in the u. k is really pretty miserable. i mean people are really rather fed up with the hope that's a good establishment. a bar is johnson if you like, symbolized the reasons why they got the reasons why they got fed up. and that's why they really have turned away from the conservative, but it's just bar, it's jones of i mean, very popular that he was funny, amusing and with the but having said that, he was come to mentally rob a dishonest. he tried to be old things to old man and the, the is the coalition that he put together of people in favor breaks it. but that is nationalist conservatives and left behind working calculators from the north of england. it simply hasn't held together. so i think that's the real problem, and that's the, the image of politics to which a kia system is appealing in and saying, look, i'm a serious guy. i'm not going to do anything to radical, but he's going to be under quite a lot of pressure to move fast because the country is in a real economic and social flight

i'm telling you. navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament at westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs and part due to the ukraine war have helped drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister to your summer takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wants to change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where it gets to in a moment. first, this report from image and kimber to my loads and members of the house of commons. the king speech mocking the official opening of the newly elected u. k. parliament, by government will govern and service to the country. my governments legislative program will be mission lead and based upon the principles of security fan is an opport

u. k. election. unique perspective. one picture is not going to tell the entire age once of the genocide. however, it is bringing attention to advise that this is not a rough. it looks like we're off. it looks like so on heard voices. we've been seeing the exacerbation of the military base and have the police over the past 10 years. connect with our community and tap into conversations you will find elsewhere. folks in the region, government and other companies are stealing indigenous land. the stream on out to 0 . as the us is always of inside the people around the world, people pay attention to this one here, and i'll just see this very good. they're bringing the news to the world from here . the you what you all just bear with me. so robin in the how remind to of, i'll top new stories. israel is all me, his oldest palestinians to evacuate pots of southern gauze as it continues as a tax across the strip. it's meant that patients and doctors of being forced to flee the european hospital, one of the last functioning medical centers, in con eunice. hone

u. k. germany and australia. financial markets have been disrupted, enrolled cost has taken effect. also on the program. donald trump tells the republican national convention about the moment he was nearly killed, only accepts the republican presidential nomination and lays axis plans for re election the . i'm feel welcome to the program a technical, advantageous disrupting companies around the world, from airlines to broadcast as and banks. the us initially grounded all of its flights world wide delays at apple. it's including button on amsterdam ship all in the u. k. the london stock exchange was temporarily affected in 2 hospitals in germany at the cancel non emergency operations. the problem is being linked to the cyber security from crowd strike on the microsoft windows operating system. so let's get more from kate ferguson from dw business a welcome, kate. what more do we know? well, we know that this is just happened around the world that had happened across different sectors, from aviation to media and banking. we know that millions of people were affected by this flights were done broad costs or is like sky news

u. k. government complained an international ai safety summit. and i have to tell you, there was a, there was some skepticism about what it was going to achieve. but actually the, the debate was, was a sensible debate and it got it on the international agenda. so i think what's going to be challenging is the extent to which government can really hold the rich companies in the world to account. and the irony, of course, is that if they get it out to all of us, they get all of our data. we train their large language models, they gain more power even as the very nation states that are going to try to put regulations in place to control them, lose power because the technology is already impacting society all around the world, right. it's a tough one. i guess, you know, and i have a big picture of this as you can tell because having been attacked and to hear them say, you know, well, we didn't intend, that doesn't really matter what the intent was. and so how do we, what can we do right now? right, it's moving to slowly government move at the pace of years, while the te

u. k. british military bases, you know, and saudi arabia in the u. e. but i can tell you that from what i'm receiving from the on site a lot of military officials while i spoke with the attack is not just going to be one target. it's going to be a number of targets. and that might start with 1st targeting the audibly james, who are enabling those real to carry off these attacks on young men. and according to the code to the code, these on sort of law officials, okay, a lot of regions that are enabling what they are calling, of course, the genocide that's taking place in palestine. so you know, right, story short, this more is just starting okay. and do we tell you you can come the color frame? uh, we don't have that much time, but can i also, you're talking about, you know, the who things response how to ordinary. yeah, my knees. feel about what the who fees are engaged in here engaging with israel in this way. for the 1st time we've seen as roll attack. yep. and it is that presumably that must have since, since the will be gone, presumably this has come is a bit of a

u. k. as a cambridge, as an international is probably quite special. next to an economic student tells us what surprised him. one big thing was food. and this sounds stereotypical but it's true. um you have potatoes, you have chicken. yeah. fish and chips which is very exciting for a while. but when you're tired and it's getting dark, it for you really just for fun comfort for him from home. the 2nd thing is making new friends agent sometimes prove difficult for some students to make friends of new and unfamiliar cultures because you'd like that you know, convenient factor to draw upon when relating to common chat experiences. really recommend trying to me as many friends from different backgrounds possible because it's that diversity of experience and that diversity of thought. but aside from academics, you really benefit from within the university experience and here's my products. if you're going to get a bike makes so you get a good luck because 2 of my bikes was stolen when i live to, sorry, mom and dad. so how to study in cambridge sound to you? you dropped so your application as

u. k. germany, i'm australia. financial markets of being disrupted, enrolled cost has taken effect. also on the program, donald trump tells the republican national convention about the moment he was nearly killed, only accepts the republican presidential nomination and lays out these plans for re election. the.

u. k. politics here. what is labor promising? and maybe more importantly, how are they planning to pay for? it keeps telling me i did not from is the revolution. he said, i'm here not as a candidates to be a cyclists director. i'm here, you're next to be a next prime minister and he wasn't promising anything crazy, but more series of smaller reforms such as planning reform. he wants to grow the economy. that's his biggest same. the bridges economy has been stagnating, also in an international comparison. so he wants to grow the economy is reached out to businesses. he wants to set out a new industrial strategy, which was welcome also by business. however, how is that going to be quick enough to change things around? british public service is a crumbling the health system is in a really dia, state, and bridge people we want to have some on says sooner rather than later. whereas hays plan is more how i see it's more of a long term plan. and the question is, can you turn things around in the next 5 years in order to, to, to have a 2nd tom, however, he will set this out. we're expecting him to take the center s

u. k. has invested in there too. i have a, some kind of an understanding between mortgage those who can tell us whether this issue after i seem to begin. so i think that they understand that india does have influence. secondly, the 2 people who changed all the speaking, they were also offered in origin. they were taking them to 17 hundreds of by the french and the 1st place to check off and 2 more dishes. and eventually the larger communities. and both these countries are around them, but it just ended up taking our mainly in origin people. so that is why we have but it started relations resisting religious with this country and these islands and the depend on india. that's why and there was called to this. well, i mean, like i said, i wants to return to that military base to design the american base on the chaco side is which for of course, nowhere near neither not didn't know washington, but they all very strategic kayla k. it's not that you've got the african continent within spitting distance. you've got the middle east if you go, no, it's difficult. obviously been doing stuff on the southeast asia, australasia als

u. k. general election will be with you throughout the night. if you join us for that. let's see here the the view will tell you. we are happy that we are back to the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficult than finding gold hosted to use the sales force and for the future in the stories and issues that are being discussed across the country. news africa next on d w. and for the conflicts own, with tim sebastian in the early hours of february 24th just over 2 years ago. are you currently in, jo? listen care of be, i'm mistaken, both on the russian with southside. this is the city cecilia upon the and co woke up went out and began reporting in real time. how you can use as follows. on a daily basis. conflict in 60 minutes on dw, the january 2021. the attack on the united states capital become an idea of what you said. we had power, we should have power. power is being taken away from us. and by any means necessary, we can get thousands of people to talk among them. some of these manipulative voices are former high ranking military leaders. why did us veterans tended backs on democracy? and what doe