i've been given some information that i provided to the lord and for us when in the u. k. and they gave it back to me and told me to look after it. and that information was all about child abuse in the school. and i didn't touch the expect to have my house rated by 7 police officers were in the riot, get food with the helmets, as opposed to like, perhaps they should have taken off the shoes as well. but they were concerned. the tie has been handling the stone and don't humans, the die has been inappropriate with people states a we're not so fight to like try to do is spin into dimitry and pass it to the people who have the steps that you powers or 13 will want to do something to stop the abuse of children. and that just really lets me into this journey is just it's about just just isn't it? they picked the wrong moving on the wrong day. i didn't, i didn't know what happened, but i just, so i'm not putting up with this. and the police officers concerned i, i said at the time in the same kind of time i'm talking to you. this is a korea defining moment for you guys. and it was

u. k. that, that you can ukraine government. so i'm out authorized that attack that's, that's, that's, that's crazy right now. the kind of thing i'm talking about in dial do mean i was on the mirrors, ordered, slips before hand, and they have a list which is meant to be scandalous. they put up it lists and pictures. and when she was skill, they put a big red x through her with the words and you printing terminated. and so that's what they're doing, and they're targeting, besides ukrainians and russians, and they are targeting american citizens, presidential candidates, a citizen sen, other for figures. and that is financed by the state department of the united states. and of course, the british. so wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, time out. you just said something that's pretty important that we probably should drill down a little bit so, so you're saying the forces inside ukraine. some of them perhaps tied to this group of neo nazis, is effort going to try and take out people who are against their cause, includin

for the last 18 months now, but in certain regions, we see that rate of hospitalization going up and increasing your being one area in the u. k as well that's creeping back up again. so there's going to be potentially going into the full width r s, v and other flu virus says we're spear tree viruses that can put a lot of strain on the health system. so think there's, there, there are concerns amongst the leaders of health care systems and hospitals about how this could affect it. that way if continues, particularly as be quite seen, children will be back in school and our booster programs are not fully ready at pull hunter and trisha. you're an epidemiologist, i can say he want to jump in. yeah, i think, well we have said are comparing the rates of rugs in relationship to of the variance. recently the e g point 5 isn't actually taking over as rapidly as say, some of the other, some of the variance of only calling that we've seen over the last year. so it needs, it needs still increasing. it probably will lead to some increased exits, the hospitalization right at the moment has been going up in the u. k since january, and i do

i mean that the u. k. off the cosigned it because you would know that and the u. k is a form of putting a powerful on the continent. they've been responsible for much of the price. yes. the to types including, you know, for in your lives in find the african continent. and they had a football attribute to add to it. the ratio lies and people are nice and they have not done that. and for a long time, we have had a lot of and somebody in the past between the continent and the u. k. and if these westdale, we off, so any tires in, at the whole thing here to this, i mean, they would have done that in the past. also. secondly, they started off and at the jupiter to kind of shift in the way that and, and, and i think in my view especially given that we just came from if it is successful . all right. yeah, i guess i mean, where a lot of headways when made way, a lot of goodwill was shown by advice yet towards the pointing it as opposed to the leaders you between the pointing and, and the power flight friends, the u. k. and an america my view is that it is good able to seem

u. k that we see now. i mean, recently we've seen the 1st minister of scotland has been elected, and he's a young british focused on me. we've got the mayor of london saw this fine is also a focused on the origin. and of course you have an indian origin prime minister in the u. k. now, um, 30 years ago in the ninety's we would have been hard pressed to predict that it was a very different society. and.

u. k that we see now. i mean, recently we've seen the 1st minister of scotland has been elected, and he's a young british focus connie, we've got the mayor of london, so it is fun. there's also a focused on the origin. and of course you have an indian origin prime minister in the u. k. now, um, 30 years ago in the ninety's, we would have been hard pressed to predict that it was a very different society. and i think most of my life was actually my childhood and my student years were dominated by the sat, true government, a tory government, which was not known for its liberalism inside. it spoke to a lot of racial tensions. racism was very old but ending lived in those days. i'm very happy to say that the new generation so much more open minded them much more aware of the races. so discriminatory marriage is the person as a much better place. i think for minorities now than it was in the ninety's. now i think for anyone who is dreaming about the future in a foreign land, there is a green degree of idolize at

and russia, especially since that the u. k. has become one the most vocal supporters of ukraine since the russian impatient. and that was only the tensions between the 2 countries . right. sonya, thank you for that. sonya geiger live in london to israel. now where there appears to be growing division between the military and political leadership on the government plan to limit the pals with the judiciary that has been widespread. protests and unrest since january military was of us have been refusing to show up seduce e and in recent days to have been reports of angry nations between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his mother treat sheets are full. so it has moved from west jerusalem. so it's a hot this, a power dispute is a very serious issue. the issue of israel's military readiness and capacity. but the real sharp difference that appears to be going on a moment between prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and his me, the treat shapes is the sort of narrative it's being promoted to the public. so on friday we saw the air f

that was just definitely a major problem. so for me, with deciding to and what's been your experience in the u. k. have you found that what you were looking for that shows things as significantly better here. but like the see, the grass isn't always green on your side, coming to the u. k has its own problems. and when you have the pros and cons with nigeria, then this is significantly better than major. for one, i don't have to worry about my salary being paid because i know that at the end of every month, i'm going to get my salary as long as i work, as opposed to nigeria, i was of the 6 months i got the stretch, which no one carrying how you mean to see your family for the 6 months and use those because the show of hours and smile and be happy, well being hungry. and i know that that's not something i'm going to do within the u. k, so that is already well pop about trying to still is still going on. people like yourself still leaving nigeria and, and heading abroad. but what would it take for someone like yourself who's, who's made this big move to go back to nigeria? what would convince you to,

u. k. that will be in protest in london because of so called clean air that one has doubled in size. from tuesday, drivers are going to have to pay a charge to drive into any parts of the capital of their vehicles. don't lead emission standards. london's mayor says the changes are vital to protect people from the toxic fumes air pollution in the cities. so it'd be well over recommended level set for the world health organization. and as me bulk of reports, the issues becoming increasingly political. you chiva shows that shake a k a. the brown call guy drives a modern classic b m w. so now have to pay $16.00 a day for the ultra low emission. all us charge the schemes. good news for air pollution, but it's bad news for cohen to use. yes, we're in the middle of across the living prices. people are really, really printing the pins and to suddenly hit them with the additional charge in a situation where they may not be able to afford a new car. i think it's completely done just because of the time scale. what's the short? $19.00 out of 10 vehicles and london's roads are already compliant,

but at the same time, critics is saying that, well, the full lies with the u. k. government for not allowing a safer routes for, for migrants to reach the u. k from friends. okay, thanks paul. that is pull race for us in dosa. well, 76 microns had been rescued from an overloaded both in the mid to writing and see they were taken on board a charity ship. the crew says the boat was heading to naples and easily the tele and government says 95000 people have arrived. 5 see, so 5 this year, a legal and captain harry ty and has completed his move to german champions by and munich, the bazaar in the club, half pipes. there's more than $100000000.00 to sign him. kindly talk to them as the old time leading score with 290 goals and 435 appearances. but he failed to win imagined try featuring his time and north london kind posted this message on social media to tubman's fans. the message though, the all you fans around the world, every single talking find that supported me and been with me throughout my journey and me and my family will tires it forever and ever forget all

it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with the jeff to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policy. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just stop promoting enabling wars. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. the size of the thing is so i'm has the mount is, has issue the stock wanting to the minutes in groups the, the vienna, me must understand when it comes to israel security. we're all united anti war and has the secretary general house on the thrall a not to make a mistake. you've made mistakes in the past. you've paid a very high price. if god forbid, an escalation will take place here or events of war. we will send loving on back to the stone age. don't make mistakes. we don't want war, but we are prepared to protect our citizens, are soldiers and sovereignty. it is the same and ca

u. k. has come out and be one of the most vocal opponents, right? as the offer that supports. and that, of course, has just raised the and the most between russia and the you k. sonya, thank you very much for that. that is sonya guy go now live in london. poland is showing off its military life has it celebrates full so stay the holiday commemorates of the victory over the soviet union and 192120000 soldiers, hundreds of tags, and 5 inches to push the parade and rule. so the celebration commons, as tension goes, the opponents eastern border where the russian was the most and mean group has set on base and federal who's also responding by deploying troops to the area that's bringing a correspondent assignment been job if he is joining us live from will so, and a mass of show a full sort of sensitive time for the country, a salma, a substitute the in the last few days, you've been hearing the politicians making statements from hundreds to thousands of groups that are going to be deployed on the veterans border and today, president on to do this again, seeing that there is an ongo

it's also emerge by the way that the u. k was in talks with the jeff to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting and enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. more than $900.00 prominent is riley. i'm posting academics, i'm pub, this is i've signed a method condemning as well as behavior as well as the post and in community palestinian people lack almost all basic rights, including the right to vote and protest. they faced constant violence. this year alone is really forces have killed over a $190.00 post indians in the west bank and gaza and demolished over $590.00 structures. settler vigilantes burn lou and kill with impunity without equal rights for all weather in one state to states or some other political framework. there is

and i knew that this was something i'm going to do within the u . k. so that alone is already well to pop. and, and that trained to still is still going on. people like yourself still leaving nigeria and, and heading abroad. but what would it take for someone like yourself who's, who's made this big move to go back to nigeria? what would convince you to, to make the move back as if i'm 1000 percent? sure. that when i get, when i work, i'm going to get paid. when do i find 1000? does it show that my salary is going to be the same salary that's going to afford me decent life? and i'm also 1000 percent. sure that my life and my family's life and security is increased to jeopardize that i'm more than happy to move about home. because recently there was a story of the girl in the news was the medical doctor who died be because of negligence. she fell down a flight, so from this coming to that wasn't working and she died. and that wouldn't typically happen in develop worlds. i'm sending a letter saying that i'm said to and i see that my life and life with my

it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with the jeff to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. but let's go back to our previous story about women's day in south africa. you know, back in 1956 on the 20000 women marched to put toria and today marks live in this day. now let's talk about this, this cost of live to lease of a suit, because she's the deputy secretary, the south. i've got a ruling body now, she's joining us for just how does the 1st so let me wish you a very happy with me to stay and thank you for joining us here on the could you tell us about the significance of this day in your country and perhaps what values it represents. thank you very much. um and good

u. k, claiming to simply run out of affordable places that housing migrants who make it across to the u. k. from the, from france across the english channel, 13000 of them to date as of last month. so the brick set up a barge called b stock. com. it's the size of the football field. and they set it up off the coast of door set to house. 500 migrates from there. the my rooms can apparently travel back and forth to the shore and enjoy excursions and all kinds of activities, including sports sounds kind of like a cruise, doesn't that? but migrant and he owes lake care for callaway has been blocking the boarding process, claiming that it's in human to put them on this barge because some migrates, have a fear of water and post traumatic stress from watching people drowned during their migrant journey. so the story party official is lashing out with some of his own party members calling him nasty things like racist and fashion as well. the top tory process mainly just defending him and saying that he's pretty much just echoing the sentiments of the british public. lee anderson expresses the ri

it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with the jaffe to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just stop promoting enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. a typical bostic few it is brewing in the european union often and john politician suggested that whole of the ruling part they should be eradicated. the publish a prime minister, choose a leader of the in peoples policy of trying to slay the upcoming general election. if germans choose to openly admit their intention to directly into fee and polish elections, then this matter should we discussed in an open forum as prime minister of the polish government for presenting the portal of mentoring majority chosen and free and f

that. the u. k. government, as has passed recently passed a new law that, that aims to effectively punish those who make the crossings, but not those who are behind the crossings, the gangs who coordinates and organize them. i think there needs to be a lot or that is done about that. but the other for the major factor is the government talks a lot about trying to turn people are making these journeys, but it doesn't really talk a lot about the causes behind what is going on in, in part. we've seen this despite this, think this, this growth is small votes, as all happened after the u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned, or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence. where is that was possible before, and i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that's something that needs to be addressed originally as well. well,

it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with the jaffe to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration or maybe just start promoting and enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. no, it wasn't german inflicted genocide in the 20th century, but not during the world wars. next, we help the story behind what's being labeled. the 1st concentration comes in human history, or short document, pre namibia pain, to pay for what's going in the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching is why it was and why in control, if i give birth plenty of the store in this, they should have been a short order but i'm not going to say lots of green scans when i am at your desktop session. that's just shiny or just a bunch

it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with me jeff, to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management . and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting enabling wars. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. tech giants and india will have to be more open in the future on how they use data. if a harvest from people that's off the problem in the past, and you build following along simmering tensions with the industry over the whole issue of purpose. the data protection low in india has been under walk for at least 5 bill. i'm on 2 occasions. in fact, the bill was stable in the following months. why the government? but it was later withdrawn because of some suggestions and consumes. oh, some solomon david. but to the finally noisy solomon to me, it's a noisy, awful house, the document

u. k, that should be investigated against irrespective anybody. i'm not saying, i'm not saying this individual is guilty or it's i am saying is that this is the worst sets of homicides against children in 50 is in this jurisdiction. it should be looked at very, very powerfully casserly and also the hospital itself. but there are structural problems here. and when hospitals, all public services are run as businesses instead of us by the experts who are accountable, but by the trained medical experts with them having all sorts here with something i say treat as patient can. then we have a problem and it's time to look very carefully as our selves, as all the organizations such as these must to world wide. we heard apartments originally so not saying that responding to this and his response was geared towards the fact that let me did not face her accusers face the prosecution and the families of the victims in court that this is priority does not concern you, but that seems to be his focus rather than perhaps going for the wider reaching investigation

well, actually my theory and some of us that republicans overseas u. k. is that what the democrats want? and it's very good strategy. they want jump to be the g o p nominate they want to run against him in the general election. so if you notice, every time there's an indictment is pull numbers go up, he's able to raise more money. the base, you know that 25 to 30 percent continues to support him. and people look at this is that what the weapon is? ation of the criminal justice system and they want to back him now that democrats, i believe, also think they can beat him in a general election because while the hard core republican base, you know, now there's nothing that can happen that will turn them away from trump the really important people are the people in the middle, the, the independent, the persuadable is that the belief that about 38 percent the voting population. so are they going to be paying attention to the nuances of this case? or are they just going to say, you know what, this is too much of a match? i, i don't want to hear about chums issues

u. k. of being delayed or canceled because of computer failure, a traffic control, and that is restricting the flow of aircraft and british aspects. while engineers work out a solution, it is bank, holiday monday in the u. k. and that is one of the busiest days of yet travel. let's go straight away to the box and he's standing by for us at london city airport. so need to tell us more about this. what's happening while the technical problems persist, save a natural aviation. the transport service is a biased in hampshire, which is south west of london. as you say, they are desperately trying to fix the problem. but the problem is they don't know what caused it, and they don't know how long it's going to take to fix it could take several hours, but the knock on effect could be significant. no, don't need for domestic flights, but for international flights as well, given how important apple it's like heat. so i was close to the global transport infrastructure network over and he's 5 flights take off and land something like every 90 seconds. so there's really no margin for error, no room full o

u. k. but companion is already saying that the government shouldn't be cracking down on the small bites arrivals. what they should be doing is making more safe routes for migrants to arrive in the u. k. claim asylum. okay, thank you so much. that is pull race for us in dover. will 76 migraines have been rescued from an overloaded wooden boat in the mid to rainy and say they were taken on board a charity ship. the crew says the boat was heading to naples in italy. the attendant government says 95000 people have arrived by sea so far this year. it was still a hit on al jazeera. the minnesota to link is timble community hold a book to commemorate the insistence of randall from india 200 years ago. plus a potential environmental disaster off the coast of human is a versus the the had lower than now. the monsoon range, maybe most of jude across india and pakistan at the moment was still seeing some very heavy falls across the moving parts of india as well as in to me and my and bundle dish roads have already been flooded in. meanwhile, we are likely to see more things like this as the rain. it contin