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 other locations within europe, for example, the military bases and 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 spigot. mazda reporting from london to japan. now, when women, i'm breaking into a business that has so far been dominated by men, that business is pulling. rick shows the rise of petra in tokyo as to his thoughts spots as long been seen as worked too hard for women, but the rit

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

u. k. they all, you know, and we hit hate crimes being perpetrated insights, consistency here they have a reaction or form that we don't hear anything from anyone. newly, this just seems to be going on it, do. i mean, we of course, care about what's going on in, um, again, some of them is what, what do you think that this is perhaps not making main nude headlines actually at the sun, the whole eh, if, if you ask, be, frankly, that there is some things going on. right, so as i told you, this is that condition government and one of the parties, regent them cleared the nationalist and the guest me to inspect the most. but at the same time, the prime list have been some more that in the park. and he is, he has a concern, is that he's unable to parson, although he's a political born day. but still he's that he's in a but of course and then other political parties are trying to find out. and as you know that in denmark and finland data already working on some drafts to solve this kind of problem and m

organizations that are base in, for example, albania, there was a carol organization called the m u k. they have thousands of people in their base, in albania. and these people actually fought for saddam was saying in his war against the rock. and at that time they carried out assassinations and bombings, and the 1980s in iran, killing 17000 people. so this is nothing new. the only difference now is that iran is much more sophisticated capable of for decades of revolution. it is more able to deal with its adversaries over just every now which has accused us of losing his natural resources for the past 12 years and continued to evaluate his solvency. damascus has sent a letter addressed to the us extra general saying that these actions have violated the principles of international law and is called only international communities, hold washington to account. for the best weeks, the american occupation forces have continued to plunder oil and other searing wealth through the northern iraq to turkey. this american actions, which are characterized by banditry contradict international humanitaria

u. k. they, there's been a consistent narrative for several years now folks up by hate unpaid you just by the conservative government and others that seek to scape goat migrants and refugees. we know many people, many hundreds of, of, of people have died in the english channel trying to get to safety in the u. k. it is our responsibility as one of the wealthiest countries on the planet to offer safe refuge. i'm secretary to, to people who all clean persecution and depression and to say that in those characteristics that make people, the target should no longer qualify them for the full refugee status. that, that's just an abomination. as far as i'm concerned, it is it, is there an important question? isn't how to define a refugee? because yeah, the we had the view in 1951 refugee convention set up in 1951. many is on, it is time to look at it again, isn't it? and i think what we are clear about is that the more than 7 decades of protection that the refugee convention has a full, has a forwarded

u. k. they, there's been a consistent narrative for several years now folks up by hate on page you just by the conservative government and others that seek to scape goat migrants and refugees. we know many people, many hundreds of, of, of people have died in the english channel trying to get to safety in the u. k. it is our responsibility as one of the wealthiest countries on the planet to offer safe refuge. i'm secretary to, to people who are clean persecution and depression and to say that, you know, that those characteristics that make people a target should no longer qualify them for the full refugee spaces. that, that's just an abomination. as far as i'm concerned, this is rose torres in minnesota is in saudi arabia to attend the united nations conference on will tourism heim cups is to day visit to read comes of saudi arabia is pursuing a possible us broker deal to normalize relations between the 2 countries reynolds has moved from occupied east jerusalem. the visit of is rarely torres adm

u. k of thirty's have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people off 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 all the locations within europe, for example, the 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 self of these bunk gavarian 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 and his date of these book at most in london. but some now and alexander is very, it's has won the team due tennis. i've been in china bidding of roman, so if you were to in the final, it's the 21st tod lift, the germans korea. is it upon baffling, back off the losing the 1st se

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u. k. for example, they have been very critical of phone hacking a for example that you know is also a problem matic. and so i would say that his reputation is mixed, but at the same time, he has shown a really tremendous commitment to journalism. and so there's pluses and minuses, you know, for example, he's of great backer of investigative journalism at the times and the sunday times or the wall street journal. so i think you have to sort of balance of his uh, you know, reputation, you know, in terms of fox and fox news channel bearing in mind that as i say, he didn't really share the views of the presenter said fox in relation to the election, we see him, to be honest, you know, in our company we, we, we see him in a favorable life because he has been so committed to a, for example, us supporting a journalism rather than trying to make these businesses really commercial by us. so we think, you know, on the whole, he's had a beneficial influence in terms of, you know, the availability of news and its depths and its purpose. as particularly at the newspapers. alexander's the media analyst. al

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 media had reported that when he

u. k. and they are involved the by the administration blew up the pipelines. but the action had little to do with winning or stopping the war. and ukraine, it resulted from fears in the white house, the germany would waiver and turn on the flow of russian gas in germany. and then nato, for economic reasons would fall under the sway of russia. and it's extensive and inexpensive. natural resources invest, follow the ultimate fear that america would lose its longstanding primacy in western europe. say well if, if, what is the main or a pause of a thoroughly prime, the operation will probably all the evidence being destroyed is that the mission was a pound in coordinated with a c, i a direct to bill but then received final approval from president joe biden, joe and charles of other shows is also said, so they know where the tax and advance says. washington was sure it could easily denied any involvement. now russia, this week can read the un security council meeting to readdress the notes being pipe by exposes political, going to data jimmy, the space to the gathe

u . k. and they are involved the by the administration blew up the pipelines. but the action had little to do with winning or stopping the war in ukraine. it resulted from fears in the white house, the germany would waiver and turn on the flow of russian gas in germany. and then nato, for economic reasons would fall under the sway of russia, and it's extensive and inexpensive. natural resources invest, follow the ultimate fear that america would lose its longstanding primacy in western europe. seymour hersh reported that the bombings were part of a thoroughly plans operation. with probably all of the evidence having been destroyed. he said the mission was apparently coordinated with c. i a director bill burns, who then received final approval from president joe by german chancellor or left schultz is also said to have been aware of the attacks in advance, or sage washington was sure it could easily denied any involvement. the rest of this week convened a un security council meeting to readdress the north stream pipeline blasts political commentary. jimmy door d

countries taking concrete actions in the showing that they have the result of the pieces that will be over this region. united states, japan, u, k, canada, etc. they have all be engaging in the very periodic uh, freedom of navigation operations in these area. and many of those that survey ship sale through the pipe was straight. and these kinds of actions are just the extremes in packing up their stores. and i believe that all those countries that i mentioned have a stake in the piece disability over the power straight area. and they are taking concrete actions to back up their records. do you not worry that by seeking washington's help, your now cool top in the rock bottom relationship between the us and china and the badging may be about to write to the pressure on you some pay to send a signal to washington? i guess the question is on to endanger, becoming a pawn to be played by both sides. that is also a question. ask frequently in taiwan. in fact, some people here in taiwan argue that the, the world conflict is between the united states and china. and therefore, taiwan should thoughts the bullets from these 2 giants and we

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.

u. k. for training before they stopped the actual f. 16 training. so what is the training in the u. k? is it language lessons? i'm wondering if the role of my country honestly in the training will interest in martin also m e b b b. they use the infrastructure that is needed to maintain these play of okay, they're all, but they're still sophisticated, relatively for other air forces in the world. what about these air strips setting? do they exist in charge on the ship that to you so well, the f, 16 air strips be somehow magically immune from being attacked. i mean, and then you know, all of the spare parts of the fuel and all that. i mean, this is a major, major undertake i don't believe it's gonna ever happen. i think it's, i think it's just, they're talking out of their sleep, george. right. but just the sending more and more stuff and it goes in the for your grade is going to be what's the next thing that they go to and it, i mean we, you know, we, we had the drum b though, we need the, the, the, the tires, and the, the drum and tanks, so the name of the gentleman size that way we nee

u. e had increased rates for 14 straight times, trying to attain galloping inflation. but they are by adding more pressure onto the u. case already ailing economy. doctors walking out to demand higher pay. do k has been gripped by strikes since last year ramp it inflation, which has triggered the cost of living crisis, is at its core a patriot some presents which is stopping stationary vis. yeah, well the try to disingenuous be the size as a pay rise, but it's not, it's a pay got. it doesn't make it dental to proceed in 15 years of inflation, food prices sort, 13.6 percent and the last 12 months and reckon housing costs applying pressure on u. k. households. disposable incomes dwindling since december 2021. the bank of england has been raising interest rates to cub inflation, but that means high interest rates for mortgages. and that puts consumers on wednesday, u. k. prime minister research to not announce new net 0 targets. in an attempt to ease pressure on households, westminster is weakening its climate goals. as industry respondents, wesley erotic policy shifts are hampering the you case a owing manufacturing sentiment. while the country has been a trailblazer for green policies failed,

u. k, with their emission all binding the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles in 25. see they were looking at that as a reason to invest in the u. k. as a reason to build electric vehicles in the u. k, because that date is 5 years, i have all of all the countries in the european union. 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

u. k would hold the convention, they would be seeking to make sure that other countries did as well. so as far as the kind of moral leadership, if you like the u. k, on this particular issue i think, to, to stomachs and sort of problem and as has damaged possibly cognitively. of course, it is with remembering that this is a necessary, the government of the u. k. will have next. yeah, no longer. this is clearly a statement that would not have been made, had number 10 downing street so that she approved it. it's important to realize that this is not necessarily the case position going forward over the next few years. if we get a different results of the next election from last, i think we have a very different view on this from the u. k. government, chevy and you, you mentioned earlier that there really is a need for a more humane system in order to deal with this all more effectively around the world. and i want to ask you about the fact that it seems no matter what security apparatus has been put in place, no matter what new agreements have been reached between countries to try to sta

they consist of canada of france, germany, it's the japan, u. k. us the e u. so how do they compare the 7 advance economies accounts for maybe 10 percent of the world's population? new brakes would accounts for almost 5 times that amount. and one calculation by purchasing power parity, the 11 nations block accounts for 37 percent of global gdp for the g 7 shift is almost the she percent. the move for expansion has been will be welcomed by old members, and those invites you to express keen interest. now the question is, can bricks really shakeup the wall? it's political and economic architecture. your home for counting the cost. joining us from london is john harrison, a is managing director of emerging market and my current strategy and global data of ts lumbar. thank you for speaking to us on the program. don't show it as long pushed to expand breaks despite the reluctance of all the members like india and brazil. so it's just a big win for them. yes, i think it was, it was expected a lot of comp, countries had wanted to join. i mean, it's important to remembe

u. k is also announced that they will free up $62000000.00 for green investments here on the continent. so that some results that and you can, you know like these beside that nobody can take tests from the summit even though it remains to be seen. what else will be no real, no to east africa. buick g. thank you so much. you're watching dw news coming up next in dw news, a to a landmark or decision for same sex couples in hong kong. but it's only a partial victory and why wildfire is running rampant in central indonesia. all this and more up next with my colleague rash advantages for more news, go to our website, dw, dot com. you can find those on social media as well handled. there is predictably, at the w needs unlikely located thanks for watching this more news right around the corner. at the top of the next, the easiest, it's about say well crazy. the .

these issues go ahead your definitely they don't and that's why they have now adopted all sorts of legislation. 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 band aid speech or you know, where it goes, fulls narratives, right? gaines, this information against russia. but essentially they want to make sure that the alternative viewpoints uh 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, press stop, rules the as soon as 2060 numerous monuments to serve as soldiers in poland, ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed or vandalized as tish. this, though bye must be the most certainly within. yeah, i'm not sure. or even some others could ask if i'm in the field, that's the most on my page. it's professor almost 3 of the police government denies

go ahead your, the, they don't, and that's why they have now adopted all sorts of legislation. 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 banding date speech or you know, where it goes, falls, narrative is right, gaines, this information against russia. but essentially they want to make sure that the alternative viewpoints uh 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 we remember press stop rules, the canadian politicians say south wage and on the nation. also, the country is parliament, including the prime minister that gives a standing ovation to a world war to nazi cooperates as it was welcomed as the premium and canadian hare . these as military leaders declare a new era in the country's history of the president. the cronan announc

u. k. say they have arrested a former soldier who escaped from a london prison earlier this week. danielle holly phase facing terror related charges. he escaped from one's worth prison and one of the country's largest jails . a protest has been held in london to demand justice for a black man who was shot dead by a police officer a year ago. chris comp as loved ones, want the officer to be charged more at barker met members of his family at the demonstration outside london's police headquarters. it's been a year since the killing of chris kind of a raise questions of racism within london's metropolitan police. chris cabbott was driving in a vehicle that was in his own. he was unarmed at the time when he was trail by 2 on mount police cars experienced his vehicle to a stop. and something crazy happens moment soft a. that vehicle stopped to show a point blank range through the windscreen and died shortly afterwards in a hospital cruise. compa was weeks away from becoming a father while his parents and the rest of the family along with campaign is now demanding. as for the case, crow

, but then the c a numbers of injured involved will be far inferior to the kind of kind of they get in the u. k. in the us job in the another such places. and that's certainly for me already. your mind would be a real, a real dis, incentives. and it should be something that people think about before they go that that the onsite level. of course, they've got no thanks to american countries in which isn't necessarily the case really in out. so it's a very different situation for them. i don't think frankly in the market to uh, gotten up to the website some ukraine in not respect. all right, that is frank management today from the university of portsmouth, as always appreciated frank, thank you very much. there's a new bold re quote in the women's marathon and it belongs to if you appears to gift a. so as if on the 26 year old smashed the previous report by more than 2 minutes here in building a 1000000000 has a history of marathon will break or due to the flag course and mild weather that climate purchased is throwing orange paint onto the route and i do see is rice trickier. the police quickly s

they don't. and that's why they've now adopted all sorts of legislation. 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.

they don't. and that's why they've now adopted all sorts of uh, legislation. 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 banding date speech or you know, where it goes, falls, narrative is right, gaines, this information against russia. but essentially they want to make sure that the alternative viewpoints uh 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 we remember press stop rules the who, what i would show seemed wrong just on the safe house to come to the advocates and engagement because the trails when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look for common ground, the the mostly, the creatures, the garage that said, call the most and you have to bill for the accident. pizza would also tell your story to b

so they, because u. k. and we also bringing in very, very of, at various other countries as canada is also, you know, coming into the conversations. and as a collective you, you look, you know, what is working, what isn't working, what needs to change, and you get to throw these ideas around and does it. oh, i hear those because when say look, we've tried this, it doesn't work. it's rather go down the street, x, y, and z. so in the collaboration again, what it's very important as well is it gives you voice. it gives you voice that you being heard, that you are making a difference because the more that we have a voice is we are a recess fuel and gives us energy to carry on working needs and very difficult, very long periods of time in making the slow changes, so i think the big plus the big thing to remember yet, and that's, you know, we're another line. and if you reach out across the board is these you will meet and you will become connected with people who have the same goal is you and very last the stree

and i'm, you know, they, they kind of penalized a u. k economy for that, but then blaming b, u k, a planing the to nomic 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 identifiable, you know, establishment or blog, a, whoever that might be. i don't really think it's a good excuse for that. that was kind ourselves economist at the center for economic and business research, talking to the w correspondent, big boss, and you can watch the entire interview on the dw news youtube channel. now to some of the other global business stories making news. the us federal reserve left interest rates on changed on wednesday and latest meeting, but fed she had her on, paul hinted at another re type before the end of the year. investors hoping for a rate cut to may have to wait longer as rising old prices add to ongoing inflationary pressures. germany's exports to countries outside the european union fell for the 2nd month in a row and august. demand from the united states an

u. k. with their admission of binding the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles. in 2030, they were looking at that as a reason to invest in the u. k. as a reason to build electric vehicles in the u. k. because that date is 5 years ahead of other countries in the european union. 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 th

but then the serial numbers that injured involved will be far as tier to the kind of care they get in the u. k. in the us job and you know, such places. and that's certainly for me already. your mind would be a real, a real dis, incentives, and it should be something that people think about before they go that, that the unfathomable, of course, they've got no thanks to american countries in which isn't necessarily the case really in out. so it's a very different situation for them. i don't think frankly no longer to get much. it was like some ukraine and not mistakes. all right, that is frank management today from the university of portsmouth, as always appreciated. frank, thank you very much. a national capital has returned to up to 7 years and space carrying a sample from an asteroid named been a scientist. hope the material can provide vital pieces about the origin of the solar system. billions of years ago where that source, it's possibly the most expensive payload in history around 250 grams of rocks and dust. and with that touch down in utah, let me for scientists hope it will enhance ou

u. k. p of you know they, they boasted up by that. i think it's safe to say that this could possibly be a game changer in the conflict. how have things in your view pub died as regard to claims summer control offense as well. thanks for having me on it. it's it. it's clear that the counter offensive has failed. it's um and, and, and there's a lot of reasons for that. a part from having the super duper challenges and, and abrams, which are you have to come to the ukrainians, have been trained mostly for defensive tactics. and that officer, that is the nature that is what that was their training and it has been their training. they've rejected the us support, basically, and us training of it because that's not their comfort. so that's not that also us western training, particularly us, has a fundamental promise which ukraine does not. and that's air air power. there's no air power that defense and it can knock out the mine feels that, that the, the russians have us set up in terms of their defenses. so it is, and it's very treacherous f

and they were so clever and they thought, you know, they can put their money in the u. k. of the us. and be safe and up and they were safe, improved wrong so they won't make the same mistake again. yeah, i'm wondering what kind of president this, what a set, for example, nations like around the left janice, dan, could they confiscated us here. we're likely american citizens assets to we help in the bit rebuilding process and those countries and i'm sorry, can you repeat you? can you repeat your question? i yeah, i'm just one. yeah, sure. i'm just wondering about the president. if this were to take place of seizing all the guards, russian business, men's, money and assets, and using it to support ukraine, what other nations be able to do something similar, for example, a rack and afghanistan, which are invaded by the us today. theoretically, they go after american citizens assets, i imagine that mister putting were in a position to seize the assets of the of 11 musk because of american actions of your crimes. if you will, in syria or iraq or libya, is not much of course that

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 was kind of golfing flushing meadows as an 8 year old in 2012 on stuff today.