a matter in which the u. k is severely lagging. you mentioned the response on the u. k. in your previous answer. just how bad is the situation there as well this time. so these, the u. k. like significantly behind even it's european union neighbors in terms of the number of people it provides protection to all the number of people it receives, seeking protection and you are is not assigned around the world that receives the great number of refugees as you and how she all has just explained, it has long been the case of very long being the case that it is for poor less stable countries. the role being doing the great majority of work in hosting the world's refugee population. so extremely concerning. the u. k. should seek to question commitment to the refugee convention when it's commitment compared to others, is already some pull tim these remarks from so a problem and from your point of view, why has she made them and, and what is it that's behind them as well? i think there are a couple of things. the 1st thing to say is that's where the problem is very much making a pi

it was a key intermediary between 5 bulgarians, arrested in the u. k. on suspicion of espionage and the russians secret service, the men are on trial for spying in the u. k. and on. and they, so base in germany, metallic is wanted by german authorities and as believes to have fled to russia. why a comp file for bankruptcy in 2020 author revealing the 1900000000 zeros one missing from its financial records. and a short while ago i spoke to the w is a big mazda in london, and i also have what exactly x, y account executives, young, mussel that is accused of. well, 1st of all, it's really interesting to look at the on my side, legs background. he was one scene of some sort of tech one, the camden was free and born business man was on the board of the germans payment processing from why i called know that company collapse quite spectacularly. about 3 years ago, it was a blue 2 company and it was a huge embarrassment to the gym and government to the gym and financial authorities because that company had inflated that balance sheet by almost 2000000000 euros.

u. k, the u. k. as i said, it's much more exposed to the rise of interest rates in the u. k. in the u. k position the, the debt servicing cost. as a result of the rise and interest rates is much, much less than elsewhere. about 2.5 percent of g d p in the us it's, it's much lower because of how long the fix is on, on mortgage rates. we do start to see credit called delinquencies moving up a little bit, even in the u. s. case. and that could be a little bit of a leading indicator for kind of more stress to come. and we should know also the, the, the credit impulse or the change in the change in credit which is, is correlated with g p a g p growth is actually co, incidentally, coordinates over to the p guys and has tons negative recently as a result of the slow down in um, credit grace as, as the, the, the, the hikes for winter straight speed through and looking at the 2nd round effects of the, of the banking. many banking crisis that we saw on here in the year. so gonna see rhetoric to me. we should have continued slow down in the us, but we are in an unpleasant, unprecedented times with

i mean, living in the u. k. well there's, there's perhaps the most obvious impacts of that on, on mortgage rates. the, the u. k. fixes interest rates in, in maine, but actually in reality, it's significant of 2 o 2 years, 3 years, 5 years. so, so much more of the impact of, of higher interest rates and in the u. k. case the, the generations that we've seen in the, in the guilt market feeds through to um, the, the person on the street. we haven't really seen much of it being types of that yet . and the bank of england itself still thinks the, the, the, the bulk of the, the, the, the, the damage from tightening of, of interest rates has still to fee through. so we're still probably to see that in the, in the u. k. case and it comes through will gradually in other places. okay. for us, stay with us because i want to come back to you because 1st thing i want to talk a little bit about oil prices, which on now on track to read a $100.00 a barrel for the 1st time this. yeah, oil price is of course a critical as we know

now the u. k is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already seen. we breaks it with the pandemic with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks and number of car companies, bmw w 4. talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k to build electric vehicles. hey, to bill batteries for electric vehicles on the case oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses that will weighing up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the u. k. now doesn't really pay to have an advantage the.

now explained to us, why is the u. k. now getting involved to well the u. k. also to use have uncovered what they say is the cell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary in the sun belt book area nationalities, often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's. in this case bought, they has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga. now what are you hearing that from the u. k. a sorry to use. uh, what do we know of most of its whereabouts? as far as i know, there is no news or nothing really concrete. we don't really know what his gym

and now on top of that, he's also accused of spying for russia, the u. k of thirty's have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary and the sun belt book area and nationalities oldest and residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe likes onto military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked full by the english authorities, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the cell of these ball gavarian nationals that have today actually be in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite well, quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga. so the deputies big, nicer, poor thing in london now doesn't tell us news. and alexander xserve has won the chain. do tell us open in time, out beating bro. and so i feel in, in the final is the 21st title

the u. k. authorities have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people off to gary and descend bell book area and nationalities often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people to kristy of interest to russia, surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually be in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga, or that was the japanese perkins mass speaking to us in london. now as long as there has the one beat trying to tennis open in time to be seen, run out of fuel. and in the final is the 21st title of the german for the germans. korea says baffled back off to losing the fuss set to his russ

now the u. k is full and in line with the 2035 date, perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest, and i think it's a sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all. this is a government that has a level to and strategy long term plans for the country and businesses. if is one thing they hate its on certainty, and this just pile is more more of that on top of what we're already saying. we brakes it with depending demik with political time, all in the u. k. a. over the past few years, you mentioned the car industry them and how does it affect them in particular, i mean they may have been pushing for more electric cost sale some. they'll take a financial hit by and that's really well and to be seen in recent weeks and number of car companies, bmw w 4. talk moses committing to investing in the u. k. to build electric vehicles. hey, to bill the batteries for electric vehicles on u. k. soil and they did so one would assume because of the 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses, the weighing up, their investment

and um, you know, they, they kind of penalized the u. k. economy for that. but then blaming the u. k. a planing the comic establishment. so something like that i think is, goes a little bit too far. it's a little bit of an easy excuse for and on the intent to file the, you know, establishment or blah, blah, whoever that might be. i don't really think it's a good excuse for that. that was kind of nice out economist at the center for economic and business research, talking to dw correspondent biggers mos in london. and also some of the global business stories and making the u. s. federal reserve left interest rates on changed on wednesday as late as meeting, but fed she had her own, paul hinted at another rate height before the end of the year. investors hoping for a rate cut to may have to wait longer as rising old prices added to ongoing inflationary pressures because germany's exports to countries outside the european union fell for the 2nd month in a row. and august demand from the united states and china declined as high interest rates and the energy prices continue to weigh on t

u. s. the u. k. specifically actually the nations and the 5 i as intelligent sharon group who's you know, sharon tyler. there's a presumably of us in your case of where i've seen the same intelligence. the calendar is a part of the ad single bond, but that not condemning condemning india. whereas canada is already, you know, taking so many steps. so it's very noticeable depending on if i mean, you k one further sec. yeah, let me see what comes up to, but we're going to carry on with our trade tubes within your nonetheless, because, you know, that's, that's really important. it's very nice simple. but they're not at and signature. but again, there's that, that question as to how strongly evidence is and then even beyond that, them in a, in this new jo political reality where, where as far as western countries are concerned, that main concern is, is having some sort of counter wait of trying to whether, you know, kind of this concerns even raised the level of something that other nations will proclaim t

now the u. k. is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already said. we brakes it with depend demik with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks, a number of car companies, bmw w for talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k. to build electric vehicles. hey, to build batteries for electric vehicles on the case, the oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses of a waiting up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the u. k. now doesn't really appear to have an advantage, or it's at least 5 minutes to be speaking at the un g

so the u. k is now in line with that. on the other hand, of course, as, as you rightly mentioned, businesses crave certainty. they want to know what other policy guidelines, what are the frameworks that we have to operate in. and then changing um, you know, changing these guidelines from minus one day to the next one week to the next is creating a lot of uncertainty, which we have plenty of them to you. okay, already over the past few years. and this is a, there's potentially a negative full investment here. yes. just a year ago. and this trusts was a british prime minister for less than 2 months. and she really shocked the economic establishment. she's now actually come out um, fighting back and said that the establishment was, was again, so what, what do you make of that? yeah, well i think they're kind of different people kind of have different interpretations of um, what happens uh, i think certainly the diagnosis of kind of the is, you know, what's justified. we have a low growth economy. we're stuck a bit in a low gr

the u. k. also tease have uncovered what they say is a cell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary in the sun belt book area and nationalities oldest and residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of other locations within europe, for example, the military bases at in germany. so young masonic is not look for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's. in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the self of these bunk gary and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite well, quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga the database because most they are reporting from one to this is a round up now of more stories that are making headlines. this, our a top and protest leader in thailand has been sentenced a for years in prison for insulting the monarchy on non non pop is a leading figure. has been

for russia in the u. k. one of your clients closest allies stop giving it weapons and an escalating dispute have a drain driven mode of steps down as the chair of fox news, colts parking the end of an era for the controversial media mogul in support. another north of drama in the life of the champions league. jude fell again. that was once again to the rescue for round. the great england stops scoring a light gone the flank of victory instead of the other by john and all media and separate this from the going to cut about how about the 1st direct piece towards the meeting was held in the presence of russian peace cape has both sides have agreed to more negotiations. the toll follow a ceasefire agreement which ended 24 hours of fighting the separatists. agreeing to lay down their arms and to spend to meet the measure then code begins on coverage. or this could be the beginning of the end of decades of conflict. positive by johnny officials and representatives of ethnic albanians from the going to kind of sit d

so the scope of their operations was much wider than just the u. k. of these essentially what people living in plain sight, at least 3 of them for a number of years here in the u. k. in know the scripts of other properties during non descript job's one. working in the financial services, another hospital, dr. another, a liberal. busy 3 assisted and 2 of them lived as a couple in a place called harrow, not far from london. they would know. luckily as max and kate's note, the real names, they kept a low profile, apparently, and lived for some years next door to a police officer. and now ukraine is urging for a diplomatic solution with poland over great import restrictions. early a will so announced it'll stop supplying weapons to key if president the me is that i'm ski and get his neighbor the u. n. by cooling out, poland over the grain and pull bad move, powder and sizes to protect the interests of its farmers. opponents prime minister says the shift is due to his country focusing on modernizing its own ministry. now, he was initially because liam is no

and off the agent finally went to the u. k. and you said that the u. k. was the pay for it will began. you said this country put us in the pots and you nice and you made great use of the opportunities that were given to you, that how do you feel when you get to the way the climate has changed towards refugees in the u. k. now, since you are living that, you know, for me as a refugee, and i always try to explain people because when i was in a you, as and i was still playing. the same thing was happening with the board as with mexico or you know, any other refugees that were coming in or even in europe or not follow those things . and i think the public is just not being taught or being educated about what's going on. you know, for us, for example, as soon as we got to egypt, i was 5 years old. i know that my family, as for political asylum, we didn't get out of egypt till i was almost 11. um now and the other side of it. i don't blame anyone for crossing borders. i just believe that, you know, as a parent knows anyone, you have to do the best you can do for

the u. k has also announced that they will free up $62000000.00 for green investments here on the continent. so there are some results that and you can, you know, like these, these out ad nobody can take tests from the summit even though it remains to be seen. what else will be a you know, we all know the east africa, buick g. thank you so much. i and that will do it for now. up next tackling the energy transition in germany. the clock is ticking as target dates draws your find out more. induct something coming up after a short break. i'm like looking for news at the top of the next hour. the flying river is formed by a most of all the firing trees or sea stars fires. no good deal of the invisible lives. such flows through the sky start september 20th on the w.

but talk to me about how common are shootings by police in the u. k . i mean, what numbers are we talking about or yeah, they're very, very rare and thoughts and police issuing a statement they've called for review into the entire legal proceedings and legal protections that were in place for police officers. they pointed to a number is 261 of them being that police respond to they say on please about full thousands of incidents on average. every year they say the weapons of 5 votes is less than twice a year. on average. that means, note point note 5 percent of on the operation results in shots being 5. and i think the point that's being made that by the london police is that they respond to instance like this with cat and caution. but very clearly, some of them do end up in, in legal proceedings in, in rare occasions, this being one of them. and for many people, the people watching our program in the united states, for example. the fact that one in 10 british police officers carries a weapon that has to come as a surprise to me. 10 percent only. why is

this is take all this equipment up to altitude and relevant conditions on tested competitors and the u. k. may be moving faster at the beginning of this year. a smaller d o $228.00, completed a task like there will be it with one hydrogen engine and a traditional combustion engine. however, in just 2 years, the 1st regional aircraft are expected to be converted to hydrogen engines on a massive scale that's earlier than in germany. but some experts consider the timelines unrealistic, especially for startups as well. if you look at the technological development, we should definitely target the timeframe around 2040 and i think that will be small that you have craft sizes with 50 to 75, maybe a t pest. and just for that off to, for us, you have a lot smaller, single engine aircraft with fuel cells. i like me to be available sooner, but they're not suitable for charter flights. the wide spread transition to hydrogen involves much more than just the aircraft via mis. we need to change the entire vacation ecosystem, the fuel supply, the energy supply for the new hydrogen across the concept desi

the u. s. and the u. k. cold also was allegations serious and he had denies being involved in the middle of permanency, lead to how deep signature he was shot dead outside a secret temple in june. and i will decide to you that we have been monitoring these developments with partners closely will continue to do so. and i will concerned that we have raised our concerns. i'm not going to go into any further detail on that. okay, see thing is a strategic analyst at a form, a diplomat. he blames candidate for exacerbating the crisis by not acting against the 6. it produced lead to how deep signature, when he was alive, new jersey, who was killed exactly 3 months before. prime minister spoke by mister tudor, spoke on monday. he had been listed by india as investigating agency as far back as 2018 as a terrorist. they had been funding dentist activities, is an encouraging succession of the provenance of punjab and india. he had been funding contest, danis would want independence of this sick majority state. and thi

in the u. k. holland, finland, france, you pick a country, they all can have p t s d, no matter the structure of the military because of the exposure. and so that's where i believe that these hostile work environments, there's almost like a presumption that we need for that because of the universal nature. so when you attack someone, we need the same them when you bully them. hayes them, when you marginalize them, gaslight them, those are those tactics that we look at very specifically and have outlined i think i've mentioned we did a dr. martina buck, and i did a book on the psycho social impacts. it was a retaliation. it was so that we could set up a whistle blower, retaliation checklist because you know, we like checklists in this world. we have to have a way of documenting and measuring. and so we can hold you accountable. then there's this is not going to end on the way to hold people accountable is to make them pay for it. and if you harm someone, you know, i break, i lose my arm and the wi

and i 5 to talk about the chinese communist party being the most game changing. challenge facing the u. k. also the, the committee on intelligence and security within parliament. they were talking about prolific and aggressive tactics being used to target the u. k. by chinese intelligence. it also sharpens a debate within britain, within the conservative party. it's a just how to pursue relations with china, how closely to become engaged. it was administer out earlier on sunday, talking about the needs the cautious engagement with aging. no us teenager took a golf as well in the us open to play the very 1st grand slam title. she did it by fighting back from a set down to beat the new number. one of the that's i think david sticks ripples last year. the us open set decide to serena williams this year it said hello to a new grandson champion, the users to my peers. today was the 1st time i've ever seen. my dad tried the i've been coming to this tournament. my dad took me to this tournament, sitting right there, watching venus and serena compete. so it's really incredible to be honest. this

here in the u. k, in june, can nicole them the head of britons, m i 5 security service called china is communist policy. the most game changing challenge the britain faced. a month later, a committee of m p. 's reported that the government was on the resort to confront what it called, prolific and aggressive targeting by chinese intelligence. i suppose it, i'll just be around london. the president of spain's football federation, luis will be out as his resigned face, tosh credit it says, and then was suspended by sci fi. off the he kissed football a jenny had most so on the lips following the teams. women's world comp when they'll be out as refuse to step down saying the kiss was consensual, but the most on her teammates rejected his claim. the to rocks now with people's melody marks, the 1st regional music festival held in the semi autonomous curtis region. the event brings together bands and singles across the middle east. send messages of peace and co existence. hold on to the head reports from the

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i mean, you're in the u. k. u of the online safety bill and they, in the, you, you have this online, the digital act, or whatever it's called, which is too bad. a speech that, you know, challenges the narrative. i mean, you can always wrap it always because we're buying a speech only where you know, where it goes, falls, narrative is riggins this information against russia. but essentially they want to make sure that the alternative viewpoints of suppressed as the case as heard here. that's all the time we have, gentlemen, i think my guess in america and in budapest where i think our view is for watching us here at our teach the next time. remember, i'll stop rules the mostly through the equations rush it said back, call the middle to most and you have to feel for the accident. pizza would also tell your story to bush, where you have to go over, you know, 15 to sell the code for getting them. yes. don't leave them. what does it mean it's? it's close to enough color, the heaviest people moaning the stucco soonest.