u. k. but clearly the tardies believe that this fake information missed information also sets an example of how far are we at on 4000 miles away from the u. k. one person was doing something in his house and that had created or few with so much extension in the u. k. do we know what, what's going to happen next? these going to be charged and some cents going to be extradited. it seems quite extraordinary for the police have handed him over to federal investigation agencies that looks after or sees cases of type or violence, hypothyroidism, what we know, that there is no extradition treaty between the you get and focused on drop a pe. he will be tried in focused on he is going is expected to be presented in the court. but it, it seems that this man has, is not becoming a center of, of, of, of an intern that so in my investigation, i a, but so far it seems that the toner, these in focused on a will be trying being as reminder of yours, how serious these riots were these targeted muslim communities after this, this rumor 1st came out of it the, the, i think this was one of the most one of the

u. k. that in fact in many parts of europe, it really is about white christians feeling like they're being pushed out by 10. the 10s of thousands of immigrants who are simply very different from how they perceive themselves. and that is actually the crux of this manifestation of frustration that we're seeing and that we just saw in this video. so, you know, this is a great debate and i know i think this is an important conversation that needs to be had curious what you think a well reca. i agree to your 1st assessment of that. but i also believe that there is a, it's a multi faceted, multi pronged problem that we're seeing across many western states. and i would go back to the past 30 or 40 years of, you know, post world war 2 in a world where primarily the united states has been the world has your mind and in its position as the world has them on the us, you know, has been known to rile up some wars here and they're wrecked. maybe you've heard about it. but because the us has gone into so many

it's been talking about the politics that's coming out of the u. k. parliament and which is being reported and also additional established media. so how do i know that in this discussion we're going beyond just the misinformation that's being put out there on online platforms. but i do want to go back to it for a moment and ask you a couple of questions pertaining to that. first of all, are there concrete steps that can be taken to counteract this kind of misinformation that, that spread so quickly it's spread like wildfire online and it's so what is it that can be done? one thing more, more transparency. um, like preventing crowns from just being a scrum without any um, definitely tracing and being reused for propaganda. um in more, more technically i guess it would be introducing some kind of uh, friction um perhaps and collaboration with like shop crowd sourcing. um a fact checking um and just generally making sure that something that is, that is spreading uh too fast has a little has the brakes pulled on a little bit so that people who have the,

u. k that are right wing media outlets. how does that impact all this? yeah, i think they have had an impact. and again, with social media there is a growing profile full of bar, right? media outlets as well, but again, i think our attention can be distracted from the fact that we're seeing least within traditional media as well. you know, a couple of weeks ago the guardian has a, an odd school with former prime minister, tony blair saying that in order to defeat the far right, you need to come to immigration. and these are the kinds of narratives that are being pushed in traditional major as well. so i think sometimes we can be distracted when we're looking to the far right where i'm missing more directly in front of us as well. shop. now we only have a couple of minutes left, but let me just ask you from your perspective right now. i mean, if this isn't dealt with in a, in a constructive way, how concerned are you about where all of this is headed as well? i'm really concerned even now i think that we're talking about what, what time in the days ahead.

that's how you describe it. uh, the front set it how deep, despite what it called scandalous remarks. the u. k. said that could be absolutely no justification for the phone box. but perhaps now that we've seen some strong woods come from the us as well as the closest ally, maybe that will head home a little bit more. will this is just going to add to what are all, are ready for all relations between the, by the administration and the net, you know, government as yeah. i mean the government, hey, i is really having to struggle 2 lines at the moment because it is giving unwavering support. i am caught as to whether they using for israel in terms of its defense against, has blah underwritten. but at the same time, it is clearly obvious, 3 post observations i'm for leaks. the drug 5 is getting increasingly frustrated with prime minister netanyahu. i mean, just remember, last week when he was, i thought everybody's welcoming those hostages by russia. a couple of journalists, 3, some questions on him about the situation and garza and joe biden said, hey, meaning prime minister netanyahu has the basis

u. k. that briefing was quite sweet spot is that it's definitely not in germany. so can you tell me why that is? always not recently from history. we to do is more sweet lines in germany because the germans people 30 years ago, they had to wine off the meal. they drink, drink the meal, and then they want to sit together and have a nice glass of wine, then it's nice to have a little bit sweeter so. so sweet, the wine. it's the most exported type of line. but now it is changed. so we have now we have more of the try it in half. right? we slink. cool. ok. i hope i've managed to convince you that drum and wine is seriously underrated. short german beer is great, but german wine needs more recognition. some of the best wine i've ever drunk has been right here in germany, need to try it, and you also need to come and visit the beautiful wine regions. cost. you'd like more your max visit and on youtube. find out everything you've ever wanted to know about 0. we built into tradition works and culture shock. price points to get to grips with europe and subscribed to dw, yo

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that they have saved the country. also coming up on the show, thousands of join anti racism protests across the u. k. organizers that say it's a peaceful response to days of our right writing. following the killing of 3 girls the i'm sorry, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. we're going to turn to those stories in just a moment. but 1st we do have some breaking news coming in to powerful earthquakes have struck off japan's southern coast. the $6.00 and a $7.00 magnitude from or is it just off? mia zaki prefecture. so nami alerts have been issued, but there are no immediate reports of damage. we will be bringing you more updates on the story as they come in and bangladesh as new caretaker of leader mohammed unice has returned home after a student let uprising the 4th of long time. prime minister shake has he not to resign and leave the country? unice has now landed a dock has main international airports just a short while ago. he's a grasp of foreigners in spring valley, nobel peace prize winner spent the last few days in france where he received medical treatment. he'll be sworn in as the

there is well, but so far that hasn't been a positive response from the u. k. failing that, we understand they are in touch with other governments. but even in europe, including finland, which may be the next option, this must be quite a dilemma for daily, isn't it? because you have the end of government which has supported chickens. so you know, over the past many years through c contains through criticisms of are cracked on the opposition. for instance, denny support has been in psalm. and now you also have the developing empty india sentiment on the streets of bung division, which people say in the, essentially as the bad guy and this indicted question. what really identities options you and how is daily looking at them? you are right that there is a dilemma because there is a mutual relationship which it because he now she has also been a very young, critical, a fox not to the movie government in india. there is the history of the bundle of the partnership when game development issues, freedom and especially place. and as always happens because he 91975 an

u. k. might do bulletins o police commission that has a boost threatened to pursue people who are not even in the u. k. big cable. gloria does not make you safe from the law. you can be guilty of offences of, of incitement, of starting racial hatred. and we will come off to those individuals just as we will physically confront on the straits. the commentators from all other end of the political spectrum who likes to accusations of bias of the police. because we stand in the middle, we'll try to independently under the law with that federal favor. and if you've got crazy views over there, you don't like it. and if you go try, give you some of that. you don't like it. we will continue to do this. can you imagine the full riff? i don't know russia or china suggested it was gunning for. so for warriors in the u . k. u. k continues to spend the taylor that society is free, unlike of course, here in russia where people aren't even allowed to think for themselves just terrible government overreach. you're seeing it now in england where people getting arrested for tweets, you know, when you know, p

u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the u. k. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we've put together about a minute, so of different videos from different locations by the way, because it is not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with the lease. here you go, the .

we know that police in the u. k. traditionally did not carry fire arms, but this proposal from the prime minister to have a standing army of police to deal with the right. is that going to be the exception to the rule? yeah, we've heard today that the standing army will be deployed. what does that mean exactly. well essentially they will be specially trained police offices who will be assisting local forces website and violence is found to be breaking out. now it tells you a question, the prime minister has said very clearly he dismissed calls for the army to be brought in. so you are going to see that sources escalation. these will be just specially trained police officers, but it really does reflect how strongly the government is and how quickly the government is trying to crack down on these riot. they've been a number of announcements, including about the justice system. really trying to warn anyone who might be considering taking part, going full with that they will be met with the full force of the know they w

but i believe that her plans are to go to the u. k. where she has that, where she has family look, you know, india has really been impacted in a big way by this crisis and by her us her by her stepping down. just because india has long viewed any political alternative to i've seen a as very detrimental if not outright dangerous for it's interest. it views the b and p and its allies as essentially dangerous as long as the factions. so, you know, i think that india is going to have a tough, tough road ahead. and i would think that it's, it's been in touch with, with the army in bangladesh to convey its concerns and to try to convey its, its own interest to ensure that whatever interim government emerges will reflect india's own hopes and, and an interest for, for bangladesh. but yeah, i think that perhaps no other country has been impacted as do it seriously as india by this dramatic change of events in bangladesh. michael who gammon with the wilson centers of south asia institute, mr. coleman, we appreciate your time and your analysis to

u. k. these have arrested a man named for hon us, even the city of love for is accused of being behind a website. the claim that the attacker who stepped to death 3 girls last month in the u. k was in the legal, most of the migrant categories have blamed the fake news for contributing to rights across the u. k. some of which target must and muslim communities. all right, dw reporter, abuse job is here with me to help us understand the story more. because you and i were talking about this earlier, it's sort of fascinating. we follow these riots when they happen. and now we see that an arrest has been made. of course, many of those writers were arrested, but an arrest for instigation was made all the way in lahore, pakistan take us through this. why? so focus on me a part of these say that the housing custody, of course, is to reorder or 9 and focused on that invest because it investigate the said that they hold him responsible for spreading because of a 4th information amplifying, missing information about in a doctor i took place last month in the north and 50 of us in a, a south port in the u. k. and that's at

u. k. that hoping that this will serve as to terence and also signing up for a switch to justice to those involved in the rights. but there was a big question of whether or not this is i was so don't stay on the line issues all being dealt with. but as of so concept, this is not an excuse for the kind of socrates as a says out in the country. laura, thank you very much and do those lower can live for us in manchester. i want to bring use in brick and use the and they out of norway, the norwegian foreign ministry. according to the watches, news agency is saying that nobody has today received a word from them. nothing yahoo governments and government to benjamin netanyahu in israel, that they will no longer facilitate norwegian diplomats to work in palestine. the line that we're getting also from the times of visually all says that age norwegian diplomats based and kind of have, i've had the accreditation revoked. it's in response to a quote, sorry of recent anti israel and unilateral steps taken

u. k. that's according to british journalist richard meto state was arrested the london airport on the britons terrorism act. and he says it's old because of his reports that don't tow the main stream media narratives. the investigation is still ongoing, so i'm, i'm, i was arrested and then released on bail. so i'm waiting to see if i'm going to be charged. some people seem to be very upset with my.

u. k. so that, for example, you mentioned the government has adopted the i show a all the political parties in the pay have adopted. c. i show that you are in parliament. the police forces from adult to the eyes are a all these institutions are effectively in the grid. of desires, movement by signers penetration. that's why you should receive the, the ability of the viruses sizes which should fall off on the 2 ends to international law. that's a few questions of objection to ethnic cleansing. coming done on the side on design this understanding of these things, which is the anybody who says palestine push the push, the liberation of palestine is by definition. just all right. this is a fixed, a tradition warranty semitism. and so therefore we, we don't see any utilize really all right, any, any, a result of rise and ash semitism in the, in the last 6 to 10 months. what we do see is the rise of people being arrested and charged for, for crimes which are not price which are profile us to the adjust.

u. k. that you on last may find himself in a, in a law suit. so i think right now what you have with the rest of the tablet there of is you have this sending a message to people like you on most and perhaps even mark soccer bird that if they do not moderate their platform and perhaps sensor even more that they too, can find themselves in a situation where they are facing 12 counts, a conspiracy to a number of terrific crimes. but let me be clear, this is really not about illegal activity on the platforms. this is not really about drug traffic game or child abuse. this is about censorship. it's about preventing people's access to information that goes contrary to the establishment narrative on air and online. we've got you covered for more on how prominent russian media and political figures have reacted to the rest of the all wheel drive . so in our website's r t dot com, the kids correct down on ukrainian orthodox church followers is ramping up one of the countries and he's who launched out the religious band was later accused of assaulting a

u. k. that's according to british journalist richard mad house. he was arrested to the london app or on the bridge in his terrors. and i, he started old because of his reporting, but his stories do not tow the main stream media narratives that the investigation is still ongoing. so i'm, i'm, i was arrested and then released on bail. so i'm waiting to see if i'm going to be charged. some people seem to be very upset with my reporting. i've tried to provide a counter wait a counterbalance to what is being said by the bbc. what is being said by the mainstream media, about the middle east. so throughout my, my journalistic career, and i think this has upset a lot of people in the political, in the media establishment. and this is an, you know, it's an up to political persecution the way that i was treated as a united states is borderline violation of human rights. i mean, i don't want to dramatize it of course, but sending 6 police officers, one of them in, you know, tactical gear into the plane. you know, half of them set the step into the plane and

u. k that you on last may find himself in a, in a law suit. so i think right now what you have with the rest of pebbles or of is you have this sending a message to people like you on must. and perhaps even mark soccer bird that if they do not moderate their platform and perhaps sensor even more that they too can find themselves in a situation where they are facing 12 counts of conspiracy to a number of terrific crimes. but let me be clear, this is really not about illegal activity on the platforms. this is not really about drug traffic game or child abuse. this is about censorship. it's about preventing people's access to information that goes contrary to the establishment narrative from a law, the indian government is report delay investigating tele grandma's suspicions of alleged criminal misuse emerge. indian supreme court lawyer destro autonomy gums says the apps use and illegal activities does not justify paris jailing its founder as well as our. busy religion big thomas box prior to the most, no need to worry if they have budget, then th

u. k that you've been seeing there sir, is grievances are exposed throughout europe, not just in the okay. this is direct impact. i am rick sanchez. let's do this. the, so this is an interesting scenario. let me catch you up on what's going on right now. as we speak, disturbances have been breaking out in cities and towns throughout the u. k. as a citizens battle with police over the countries, immigration policies that protesters say are, are changing their country. and they say not for the better by the way. so we've put together about a minute. so a different videos from different locations by the way, because it's not just in one place uh, throughout the all of the u. k, where these classes are occurring with police. here you go the. busy the .

that? so for warriors in the u. k, you take, continues to spend the taylor that society is free, unlike of course, here in russia where people aren't even allowed to think for themselves, just terrible government overreach. you're seeing it now in england, where people getting arrested for tweets, you know, when you know, people talk about the soviet russia like how bad the russia is in terms of cracking down on thought police and the tracking down on bad tweets and things like that. i think the statistics are i think ingle and in the lab. i think there's something like 4000 people have been arrested in england for saw crimes where they've said things online that people find to be a hateful thing or, or problematic thing. and i think it's only 200 in russia, employee the way this tooling by the u. k for online trolls isn't actually new in 2016 more than 3000 people were detained and questions about things that they had posted on social media while around the hall. so those investigations were dropped . that still mean

we demand that the u. k. government acts immediately to bring it in to the continued is really military escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies are ones that result in a ceasefire by withholding military support israel and by ending arms trade with israel. we believe our government is obligated to do this both under british law and international humanitarian law. and that this is the morally, as well as legally right thing to do. fresh footage from the indonesian hospital, one of the largest and gaza shows a scene of devastation inside as wards adf is rated the facility multiple times after climbing it was sheltering militants. the site now continues to treat patients despite a severe lack of resources. 20 out of 36 hospitals in does are no longer able to function amid the war. always spoke with dr. mccain karesha who has worked inside does us all off the hospital and co signed to the open letter to the british prime minister. while we have witnessed firsthand, th

that these thoughts and names of sales. the questions arriving at the west side were support for ukraine and exclusive comment to watch tv, russian, and bosses. as of the u. k. andre kellen says that many disagree with current politics put choose to keep silence. i of course, i know a lot of people here in columbus, the incidental. what's up on the phone, take them to india and they would never, i'd seen the rise to wait for the record to keep setups because of the seeing that they might be consequences for them. the hello and welcome. this is on the international with the world news updates. it's great to have you with us this allen. starting with this telegram c o pebble dural time, supposedly being taken to a paris, quote, friend sitting charges i likely to decide whether to put the business amount of the formal investigation with comments as new details in the, suggesting that the telecom both fedloan pain in france sole source, ease close, has, according to western media, rest, warren's folder, old and his brother telegram co found, a nikolai were issued months prior to the rest of the tech chief. the french prosecutor's office has told us see that the

u. k. so that we, for example, you mentioned the message government has adopted the i show a all the political parties in the pay has adopted c. i show they who are in parliament. the police forces from adult to the eyes are a all these institutions are effectively in the grid of desires, movement by signers penetration. that's why we should see the, the ability of the bar exercise is what should 5 and a to institute international law. that's a 2 questions of objection to ethnic cleansing coming done on the side of the sinus, understanding of these things, which is there anybody who says, palestine who supports the liberation of palestine, is by definition, i'm sorry, this is a fixed a tradition by december to someone so therefore we, we don't see any utilize really all right, any, any of the, oh, sort of rise and ash semitism in the, in the last 6 to 10 months. what we do see is the rise of people being arrested and charged for, for crimes which are not price which are profile us to the adjust. we

up and, but i know certainly i was reporting on some of the we had groups that were being used tools and us arrives in the u. k. in the last few weeks over the summer and suddenly they started disappearing. and we learned later through telegrams press office that they were deciding to actually take action against this. so i think you know, their own degrees of difference here. people do or does recognize that. yeah, there are some things that are potentially beyond the pale, not least when police are starting to breeze down his neck a little bit. but it is interesting to hear that. um, yeah, so you got a telegram is, i think a degree of difference away from you as a slightly more mainstream possible stops. not the best way of thinking over these mainstream platforms versus fridge platforms. and no one is denying that telegrams need a 1000000000 uses on, not significant. but i think that if you asked the unabridged person to list the number of messaging services or social media platforms off the top of the head, telegram property comes way down near the bottom. listening, turn around, chris, so yeah, go ahead,

change in the fire, it's very dense, according to the point that we're getting from being so highly volatile situation here on friday, the u. k said that it was deeply concerned about this operation of the use for and policy chief has called at a disaster in the making. you tell us what israel's goal is here and, and what kind of impacts the operation could have on regional stability as well. i started the as rated for administer. um i yesterday. yeah. put other statements on the x or wherever i saying that is what has no choice after all kinds of the rainbow bridge team is supplying or trying to actually open another runs with israel and with bank of state here. the fact that in april of this year there was a large amount of the amount of weapons and deliver to where they were bank. and we can see that also by the usage of bed, these explosive devices, uh, just a couple of weeks ago. uh, 1st and uh with a lot of explosives. uh they snowed in the heart of still a we uh that the tech wasn't successful in the us and the square. and we quoted the other than the and middleton himself, of course. but the fact that the beast contin