so that's quite an important part of the u. k. to ensure that there are no tax or at least as easy a trades between the 2 countries. so the cost to businesses view case considerably less both in terms of being in tech support. and of course being able to import as well. and that's very significantly, is the question of whether some of the, the inputs from the you came to the say of the production of cars. and can be considered to be a domestic input. because under the, the new rules that are being set up in the us, you have to have a certain domestic content in production if by which we mean us, if you are allowed to enjoy some of the subsidies are being offered now for development. so the game is getting into the position of being able to be consumed, domestic one on the some rules, but the, you, of course just trying to do exactly the same. so you guys, so the only one which is worried about this issue. so the labor part, see as you would expect, have been incredibly critical saying that is going to lead persons cupboards. that i

so you have the agreement that in terms of exchanging goods and, and also the u. k. being able to supply the us with the whatever the inputs is required for the defense corporations that already exists. of course, between the us, the u. k. and australia, which has been struck, of course, quite recently, that that is allowing free movement of all of the products also costs. it's in the area of the minerals and, and to the types of material that is absolutely need it for moving into the green technology area. so that's quite an important part of the u. k. to ensure that there are no tax. so at least those easier trades between the 2 countries. so the cost to businesses, the case, considerably less both in terms of being in tech support. and of course being able to import as well. and that's very significantly, is the question of whether some of the, the inputs from the you came to the say of the production of cars. and can be considered to be a domestic input. because under the, the new rules that have been set up into us. but you have to have a certain domestic content

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u. k. i think with fulton totally on the estimated that even with the painful leave of the you k from the you at least painful from us and european. so that's a 14 also re united the european family e u plus u k. again. and we can see this also was reconstruction because within the council of europe, the registry for the damage in ukraine was supported not only by u member states, but also by u. k. and the other member states. and now we have to find the legal, the basement for further questions we have to work on them because our strength is also, that's uh, with the power of the mighty, which rushes using. we are answering with the power of law. and this is there for every step we are taking also with regard to reconstruction, has to be based obviously on international law on european law. and we will work together with u. k and you on these matches or london correspond to barry mass is covering this conference. becket. we just heard the german form minister. they're saying that the you and the u. k. are united in working on efforts to rebuild you. credit is through a concrete plan for rebu

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u. k. that is true at the us, the number of other question which will not directly bolt off. and it's just as well as when, not because russia, which has of defense funded by one kids that as a whole nation, which the very, very bad indeed, if it goes into a direct was based, pardon me and why? well, because that's clear for the russian soldiers in britain and i can only imagine what britain's reaction would be by for action. but clearly there is the new to the tyrant. so what you just said doesn't really make any sense to anyone. i would appreciate that. no, it's on the assumption which i think is the likely assumption that any war between nature and russia remained of the conventional russia would lose lose dramatically . i'm sorry, i don't understand how they would lose because there's a uh, also amazing nuclear response in russia. and there are no tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, but to be delivered in the past few days. we're talking about the end of the world here. given u. k. one, i'm a new page and when i talked to him about the situation they say to me, christian

u. k. that is true of the us, the number of other questions, which will not directly bolt war. and it's just as well as when, not because russia, which has of defense produced by one pins, that's the whole nation, which the very, very bad indeed, if it goes into a direct was based on why, i mean, why? well, because that's the case. if the russian soldiers in britain, i can only imagine what britons reaction would be for us and special forces were in central london. but clearly uh there is uh new to the parents. so what you just said doesn't really make any sense to anyone that would push it up. no, it's on the assumption, which i think is the likely assumption that any war between nature and russia remained at the conventional level. russia would lose lose dramatically. i'm sorry, i don't understand how they would lose because there's a, a awesome age of nuclear response in russia. and there are no tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, but to be delivered in the past few days. we're talking about the end of the world here. well i have not, and i, i know i deal with a lot of peopl

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so it's not just somebody must that you put the more pressure for the u. k. government to suspend that. i get a manual that alonda a small fee and that shameful deal respects you not a rifle the a very few days when it's usually a whole time, because this is a flagship policy that the court has ruled is on the phone. and i'm delighted for those individual assign them, see, cuz to have one that case. today we discuss the issue with the president all of aber one to and political policy. she says the u. k is a developed country that needs to offer support to the refuge a or ways repeated that to this data or is it under low full and i'm a blade, the decision of the quotes, the better solution is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city of us because you get is the editor county. it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city in las vegas, some of them they are reported to cut her differences, they needed to, to stay in the country with that as a democrat, see what it is, a freedom of expression, and

that is something that we know that the u. k. prime minister was set to talk about as he spoke to the us president, really seeing that those 2 are interchangeably links. and so uh well you did hear that there was some criticism of the us rather the u. k. prime minister that he had not achieved some sort of free trade agreement from the british press. there. he seemed to brush set off saying, but what he had achieved in conjunction with the us president was this announcement of a plan to create and strength and security by creating jobs, clean energy, and deepening that economic cooperation. so that's the crux of that. the other point that was certainly underscored was that there is an ongoing partnership when it comes to you pray, the fact, but even us there may be some voices in the us congress questing whether they're still needs to be funding for that. the us president saying that in fact there is still the appetite and that there needs to be uh, funding for that for the long haul. okay, thank you so much. that is kimberly, h

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now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the u. k. high court has denied juliana send the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happens from it's how the employment assist,

u. k. that is true of the us, the number of other question which will not directly bolt well. and there's just as well as when not because russia, which has of defense funded by one kids that as a whole nation. which stuff of very, very bad. indeed. if it goes into a direct was why, i mean, why? well, because of the case, if the russian soldiers in britain, i can only imagine what britain's reaction would be. my fresh and special forces were in central london, but clearly uh there is uh new to the parents. so what you just said doesn't really make any sense to anyone, would appreciate that. no. the only assumption which i think is the likely assumption that any war between nature and russia remained of the conventional russia were lose lose dramatically. i'm sorry, i don't understand how they would lose because there's a uh, also amazing nuclear response in russia. and there are no tactical nuclear weapons and bella roost, but then we do live it in the past few days. we're talking about the end of the world here. well i have not, and i deal with other people given you k one, i

zalinski is being paid by russia for transit freeze for the gas that goes to the you to keep the lights on. even now. rush it to the you, k, the u. k is on douglas and suffering from some of the economic structures for very high trade prices and from relatively high energy prices. and that's the price that we're paying for some continuously one of the, ah, so what about countries as well? um i, i'm sure people are bumping off this question in this form. but if i were, i think the reaction would be that as a price was paid to deal effectively with the aggression that russia because i live in an information space without a free press, as demanded by law. i should add, there are laws in england against talking about the nazis of ukraine. just finally i'm there and that's wrong. that's our laws. natural tree laws introduced. i, i know full well neighborhood because you cannot broadcast in britain any television programs that talk about the nazis at nazi movements in ukraine. that alone, there are restrictions on media. but i just want to finish on there on historic a royal relations with russia. how is it going to be rebuilt? becaus

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u. k. that they might have an opportunity to see now to really get back some of that last ground in scotland and deal the s and p a serious guy. but of course that's for the future. the policy has big issues to deal with it in the migrant pro each hollins that across that story from us both for a has so i'm sorry from london. thank you very much. laurie the the southern suit on fighting has once again resumed across the capital and its neighboring cities, often a day, a relative calm, the violence between the army and the permanent tre. rapid support forces has also watson's in ethnic conflicts in the duffel region. more than 1000 civilians have reported they've been killed in west off for now. since the beginning of april, local doctors syndicate has made a please of the international community is a health and the facing that. the killings have reportedly been carried out by government, mainly in the city of l. janina and offers on the scene of violence, sparked by territorial disputes and acce

now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. people of disappointing the u. k. high court has denied julia and assigned the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift, rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about the shell, ruling and backs. the question posed, interest is that your issue is serving. it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happens from it's highly une

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that's a promo dks caused by shaw and back in may. the u. k. supreme court ruled that it was too late for nigerian payments just to show subsidiaries over a 2011 point schools. we did manage to speak to people on the ground, and this is what they had to say. i think that really is unfair to ask for somebody to come in. it's nice because by the time it's been a long time on lots of defects, to go on and it's going to probably affects communities for generations. so what, what do we make up the people who are beloved yeah, yeah, trees and yeah, holding some dispute that they need to get just yeah, angry and they're probably hungry. so the cards should because to give way enough to pick up the case again and just give this the point of justice as well. most of the time i've seen loved ones that i'm the thought of it was that the merits apple device that does it show that the color is old and i'll go back to the collateral damage that wisdom. countries continue to do within the african continent. and well, those fights and all these as a fight, as

number one, that is legal for the u. k to send asylum secrets to another country. and then number 2, just that rwanda can't be that country because it's not considered safe enough. how do you feel about this ruling overall? well, i think it's great news, but the cool as will fax, the government call and go ahead with this policy. and this approach, as it stands, accounting is recognize the one that is not a safe place to send people that comes to the case agent so that, that never insides of safety from countries such that kind of stand iran and syria and so down. and we know what's going on in those countries, that is really causative. but as you say, it's important for points how, but the court isn't ruling but the talent to get the policy is a legal. and as you say, the british prime minister, if you see neck, he's saying he's determined to push forward with what we feel is a very draconian policy because it has an effect, certainly extinguishing the rights. but any, once it comes to the k and c cosign. yeah, the u. k. government, as you said, prime minister soon