u. k. they have rated her home. is she associated with your of, of fact finding and journalistic enterprise as well? yes. uh, 1st of all, thank you for having me over here for taking this and for the subject. and sir, we can send isn't faxed over the report. there should be cover in the middle east for us, especially the side, the, the conflict and the genocide that's happening does all the ongoing on it. but it's really also the guess the policy is over there. and sort of has the only been as for suppose that of humanity and human aspects of this, but also as sort supported of the policy impulse for the past 50 years. she's a 61 year old trying mothers was also invested in june of this. and then active as of today at 7 30 am in the morning and had a remote village where she lives alone. she was rated by dozens of n factors and police officers. oh my gosh, more people living in that village. so i guess it on there isn't charges just because she supports that existence and but it's fine. i mean, come on gimme a break

or if she had it in to that is really they would go into the u. k. government and you can government people asking her lunch as much like that that and basically when they went after richard with hers last week, the address of which was my 1st. i know that because it's a journalist, an activist, as well as exact on extra does anybody who was they would be interested in sort of case they built in charges and there isn't charges. that means that's 1.5. she didn't go for the, the genius for 3 years. so for saying that i am, i guess the also that's happening and goes, i don't know why i'm just final question on this cuz i'm thinking i've seen protests in the, in the, in the u. k. where thousands of people have been protesting for the ceasefire and for. busy for palestinians, and against the massacre that's being perpetrated by israel. why would they arrest her and not those of the thousands of people? what is it about her that makes her so special? she is a very influential figure. it also shouldn't be there. she has quoted in many of followers of all t

u. k. they were reacting to days of fall right, driving fuel by the outrage over the killing of 3 children. subsequent this information falsely named and asylum seeker as the perpetrator, the most and refugee accommodation were attacked. they said they're here to keep racist hundreds through delta piece refugee support center in liverpool when they learn h might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and a tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies that do mind other services and therefore my richest people angry. the people remote in that they call it a national health appointment. like national health don't know, sees when they'd be in an even worse state. the demonstrators say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton pulse where they're head today to get gimme and cheese together on it. there's lots of people here today. i've never seen because many british muslims are living in fear. i'm terrifi

u. k. they own $716000000000.00 of our adapt locks in burg accounts for $371000000000.00. canada who catches our cold. when we sneeze, they own $321000000000.00 of our debt. see, they all saw the us was a good investment, but now they're having 2nd thoughts and they're all crucial allies. by the way, look at japan, japan is the us proxy and asia, the u. k. canada that's made. all right, so get me back on camera. if you can, but, and how did the us get into this predicament? right? short answer, defense spending for endless wars that we did not win, which we may now have to rethink. i pulled together the, i look for this and found and for you, cuz i want to share this with you. i pulled 2023 numbers around the defense numbers, right. let me show it to you. last year, the us about $916000000000.00 on national defense. that's almost a trillion dollar of defense. that is more than the next 9 countries combine. that is about one 6th of the federal budget. and it accounts for 40 percent of all global

u. k. they own $716000000000.00 of our debt locks in burg accounts for $371000000000.00. canada who catches our cold. when we sneeze, they own $321000000000.00 of our debt. see, they all saw the us was a good investment, but now they're having 2nd thoughts. and they're all crucial allies. by the way, look at japan, japan as the us proxy and asia, the u. k. canada, that's nato. right. so get me back on camera if you can, but how did the us get into this predicament? right? short answer, defense spending for endless wars that we did not win, which we may now have to rethink. i pulled together that i looked for this and founded for you, cuz i want to share this with you. i pulled 2023 numbers around the defense numbers, right. let me show it to you last year. the us, but $916000000000.00 on national defense. that's almost a trillion dollar defense. that is more than the next 9 countries come by. that is about one 6th of the federal budget. and it accounts for 40 percent of all global military spend

u. k. they oppose the kinds condemnation of those rather shape than other words. they supported it's bombing up a diplomatic building. so it was parents of the writing is that the only way to, to make sure that the she does not continue signing out such i agree, it does have taxes to try to add it this time around. but i think it's going to be more severe because of the is my opinions, very heroes, to speeders and, and insightful people, people and that includes the full establishment is a household bank is the binding city 0 and the resistance is leading. besides these helping leading lead, the fight against the regime is turning out 10 aside. the soldiers are raping prisoners and to bay and 9 processing the death, so of children. so i think the most because of patient sovereignty and also as he was seen as a barter and a bit 0, they run the as will strike. there's my machine very on. but mr. we're on the, is there a risk then this drags a ron into a wider regional conflicts, something that iran has always said in the past that it does not want. i mean, nothing.

they were to and by 62 days, and counting scientists and the u. k. so they show and discover that part of the famous stonehenge monument came from a lot further away than originally thought they filed the oldest on originated 750 kilometers away in the north of scotland rather than wales in the west of the u. k . the discovery is raising questions about how people around 2500 years ago were capable of transporting shoes, which is stones of a search distances that since the may elizabeth put on them for this is how far of news africa direct is coming up next. the latest news as it breaks these, ready for us to start with the not schools and the wisdom got us that they love the got killed in brothers. got injured with detailed coverage. we're not only talking about, so i'm assuming is with injuries from that is where the air strikes. we're also talking about skin diseases from the house of the story. the pointers were inside this car before they did this and run away to the hills over there where they were hit the the, the past and the dosages in so you

u. k. capital, they know investment in of which has more of the, of the several, i'm the raises. i'm probably the day on saturday, march the 15 in the the right time. thing in the the really the say, welcome to on the streets present here as well, but things have sorry for being tom and people he is say what they want to show you the different welcoming side of the campaign team for republican the presidential contender, donald trump, says it's been hacked, spokesman steven shows dining what he called the phones sauces, hostile to the lighted states. the campaign is suggesting that to remain in his own, both of us has not provided specific evidence. earlier this week, microsoft issued a report saying that cuz affiliated with iran, i've been trying to target us next because know if it rushes coolest region has ordered. foster evacuations of civilians and areas at risk of ukrainian attacks. ukrainian forces storms through the russian border early on choose to ins, swept across the south western parts of the coast region. russia has deployed additional troops on equipment, including

through delta based refugee support center in liverpool when they learn h might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and the tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies that onto mind of the season day a full night, which is people angry the people that they call to get a national health appointment like national health system. no says when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton pulse where they're head today to get communities together. i did lots of people here today. i've never seen because many bridges muslims are living in most of them. asylum seekers after racist attacks is huge. community leaders have now come up with a nationwide cool for most lives not to retaliate. so if you're fight firewood fire, if i criminal it through the terminal disease and bylaws with violence, how does that make you any pets with you the same? if not worse, because you should be more intelligent, you claim to be a muslim and you will have these beautiful teachings and you just gonna affordable to

globe that i mean they were cold was and i think people treated them as was i bought was over the rather the was over here, i think obviously, i mean in canada for example, and the u. k. yeah. they were seen as far away was where as obviously the war and ukraine in europe, people say very differently. now conflicts have certain dynamics and people like yourself study those dynamics to hopefully you know, a bird, their worst case scenarios. and i wonder if that's still the case in the west because i know people in many countries like and pack us in india, in china. the military is studying what's going on, the front lines between russian ukraine, a very diligently, but i get a sense that the west only uses the the warfare for propaganda. reasons do the inducing, the specialist actually looking into it in a productive terms for their, their own sake. so that's a good question. i mean, uh, i was asked once by the american army to give a talk on the russian way of war. and i gave a talk and i don't know how well it went, went down, but i don't think it went down very well because i don't think i said what they want to hear. so i think in a way, i'm agreeing with you that

they are? we talking about people or groups in the u. k. or where they are for, and state actors who maybe are, you know, playing a role in that. it is almost certain that countries like russia and china, russia, in particular, were rushing in to fill the vacuum of information when we're trying to account what happened. and when the police was still dealing with grievously home to children, in those moments we saw saw cells, things trying to western eyes the moment, the wheels of so domestic by that as we saw people that are well known, the far right lies the kinds of people that will target any community if they have a chance, white supremacist the migration to best. and we saw them rushing in with the eyes as usual saying it was a muslim. and then they said initially was that most of the asylum seeker saw those people and of course x is a particularly bad platform for this. the platform. busy only noticed twist, but what we saw was people who would be best buy x 211, most of them left by phone when he took the plot. they of course have bee

but they were starting, diplomats there with him the u. k. commissioner steven smith, the ex prime minister catalan's. right. right. they oh yes, sorry. the u. k. i guys you said it was training and the mattress. yes. that's right. and the next prime minister, kevin rod, who is now the ambassador to the united states for strength. they were there with him as a sort of, i guess, guarantor of his safety and that he would get, they needed someone that important to give us a little bit of a piece of gold because of this trial. and it's because your sister in law, the wife of julia design sellers on show the press part of the plea deal means we could now look into discovery into what they were doing. as regards the assassination attempt, no britain in the united states brought into some bones in london car chase is mud, your brother vento allowed but. and then she looked pointedly at the president, australia, the prescott, that you can use it throughout julian's way. this freedom of information rights in the united states, but the rest of the pre

i'm not sure how i really trust the united states and the justice system, but they were starting diplomats there within the u. k. hoc commissioner, steven smith, the x prime minister can't was right, right. they? oh, yes, sorry. the u. k. i guys you said in your strategy and i to them that's yes. that's right. and the ex prime minister, kevin rod, who is now the best of the united states for struggle. they were there with him as a sort of guess, guarantor of his safety and that he would get they needed someone that important to give us a little bit of a piece of gone through this trial. and it's because your sister in law, the wife of julie design sellers on show the press part of the plea deal means we could now look into discovery into what they were doing. as regards the assassination attempts, no britain in the united states brought into the bones in london car chase is mother your brother, vento allowed but and then she looked pointedly at the present australia of the press coverage that you can use it throughout. julian's waived is freedom of information rights in the united states, but the rest of the pr

u. k. a less charitable than they used to be? that's according to the world given index. one of the biggest surveys tracking innovations and volunteer and globally, although the u. k. is the wills, 6th largest economy, individual giving has full according to a new report, pushing the country out of the top. 20 saw the guy who has moved from london in a world of abundance and want. there were those who have and those who do not. but in times of crisis, those you can lend a hand often do. whether it's natural disasters, such as the 2023 us quick and morocco produced at 800 percent rise and donations within the country. a conflict that also so a rise of a to countries such as in crane. whether it's down to a deterioration of social safety nets as a result of policies, open dynamics. many step in with a state has found it this year, the 5 most generous countries are indonesia, kenya, single, pull the gambia and side area. that's based on donations volunteering, and how often people help the strange up the u. k. is among the top 10 financial donors to charities in the world. bu

so the argument could be made that the brits are getting exactly what they deserve because the u. k went as an expansion is nation into many of these countries cause these civil wars, these revolutions, these atrocities, those people can't live there anymore. so where did they go? the country that ended up a pressing them and causing that problem. it's really circular, isn't it? i mean it's, it's, it's, it's, but at the same time, yeah, the, and by the way, and this is a point that was being made by one of our colleagues today during our discussion, our, our, our executive producer, actually, he said, yeah, that's fine. and that may be true, but the government did that the people didn't do it. why should some plumber, who works and leads all of a sudden suffer because he's lost his job and his city because of something that his government did in the, you know, and so i'm country and africa. right? sure, sure. i, i agree. and i, i understand the whole, the whole white christian, you know, especially a prospect nations like the, like england, the u. k. a writ large. yeah. that they're

u. k. found oasis, they are re uniting off dra heights us around 15 years. the, you know, i clinic british band who are considered leading figures in the brit pop movement of the ninety's will be playing 14 gigs across new cane island. in 2025 pounds have been pleading for them to get back together for years. and so the concepts for like keeping that out to well that's it for now. but 7. use ours coming up in 25 minutes time. we'll see you then the this summer's thunder storms inside here, a bit and west. and you haven't been particularly punky. there's still flooding on the streets as a result from santa brought up towards mecca and that's as the size and sundry trump you might expect stretching right across the red sea, its fellow, which is the returning moment. soon shop is got a circulation of good. you're asking something like this dancer, both you guys will see yet more funny. karachi in particular isn't natural because we've had twice august average, right? and full during monday and it still writing says move to come. but if you don't the, and if you

on monday, the united states are they u. k. friends, germany and italy issued a joint statement. urgent care on to refrain from striking his route was calling for a cease fire and gaza. we called on a ron to stand down. it's ongoing threats of a military attack against israel and discuss the serious consequences for regional security. should such an attack take place. the alarm bells over a regional scale over of the guys a conflict had been now ringing even higher. now, after honey as assassination, i need to run on july 30. first one is expected to carry out orders from supreme either i to allow company to quote, harshly, punish as well as the law isn't sitting quietly either or they are vowing revenge for the coming of their senior commander. for on short, for him, they wrote in a separate joint statement issued monday leaders from france, germany and the u. k. called for com this as a german chancellor. alas, charles reached out to yvonne and president must be possess key on the on monday to a phone call. urgent care for w

u. k. recent days. and of course that will be followed by insight story to examine the public mood and the u. k. following those funny days arise, they will say when i was just the the low after seeing flooding in south west, how do your radio? it's now been humans capital sign up with some big down ports here. the flooding has been deadly there and there is more rain in the forecast here on saturday in the same so including for sun up elsewhere across the arabian peninsula. it's about the humidity bumping in off the goals for us. and doha, 38 will feel closer to 60 and pounded by storms inc. has expands. so us thought i hear windows smashed out in these cars because of hail storms produced by sundry down ports there elsewhere in asia. i guess what put on hottest august, stay on record 42.4 by saturday will knock you back a few degrees to 40, but otherwise for central asia dealing with some showers and storms more so for the eastern portion of the region. turkey looking good, assemble, maybe catch a drop or 2 of rain and look at all the rain filtering in a round set a goal. the gambia can you be saw and guinea on saturday, and still

through delta based refugee support center in liverpool when they learn h might be targeted by more far, right? riots after a week of unrest in the u. k. and a tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies the mind, the season day a full night, which is people angry the people remote in that they call to get a national health appointment like national health don't know, says when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton cult, where they're head today to get communities together. i did lots of people here today. i've never seen because many british muslims are living in fear. i'm terrified to be a extremely anxious, but i will not been sick with a day to day right. of just being alive and those are right. so the government says it's determined to protect hundreds of people have been arrested over the past 3 days across the country. on deals that have already been hunted, diagnosed already, so the heavy police presence to make sure the protests remain peaceful and there are no more riots. but the damage has already been don

u. k, a less towers of old and they used to be the u. k. as the will 6 largest economy. the individual giving has full and according to a new report pushing the country out with the top 20. sonya guy ego has moved from london. are in a world of abundance and want there are those who have and those who do not. but in times of crisis, those you can lend to hand often do whether it's natural disasters, such as the 2023 us quick and morocco produced at 800 percent rise and donations within the country. a conflict that also so a rise of a to countries such as in crane, whether it's down to a deterioration of social safety nets as a result of policies, open dynamics. many step in with a state has found it this year, the 5 most generous countries are indonesia, kenya, single, pull the gambia and side area that's based on donations volunteering, and how often people help the strange up the u. k. is among the top 10 financial donors to charities in the world, but only a quarter of people. polls said that they volunteered to help others putting it at number 22 on the world, giving

they learn h might be targeted by more far. right, right. us after a week of unrest in the u. k. and a tax on similar facilities. i think the last government for instance, the policies that undermine episode the season day a full night, which is people angry. the people remote in that they call it a national health appointment life national health system knows when they'd be in an even worse state to demonstrate to say they want to show the world. the preaching is a welcoming milton pulse where they're head today to get communities together. there's lots of people here today. i've never seen this. many british muslims are living in fear. i'm terrified, extremely anxious, but i will let them think the exercise i did today, right, of just being alive and those are right. so the government says it's determined to protect hundreds of people that are being arrested over the past 3 days across the country on june. second to top already being hunted, diagnosed already folks feeds heavy police presence, who make sure that protests remain peaceful. and there are no more riots, but the damage has already been done. is leak

u . k and germany. the 2 countries say they want to strengthen economic ties, improve defense cooperation, that address, migration challenges sholtes and storm or say they have agreed to work on a new security and defense treaty. either way, as chief political editor, we say look, who's not told us, what cares doris priorities are for his visit to germany to well, he wants to move closer to dominique economically and also to the european union. one must remind you, is that, and that is the brakes. it, the britain is no longer part of the european union spots. it's leads to the european countries through nato. so the defense allies, a, use the europeans and britain and they have a whole host of common interest. but what we, what we hope to hear from kids, thelma is really wanting to move a lot closer to the stress that germany is the 2nd largest trading partner of britain. and he really hopes to create jobs both ends now. and he was also off by is media traveling with him, how he wants to do this without rejoining the european union, because the whole list of what he wants to achieve to have a more in a

u. k. it less chargeable than they used to be. that's according to the will giving it bags, which is one of the biggest surveys tracking donations in volunteering globally. well, that'd be u. k is the world's 6 largest economy, giving by individuals has 400 bucks to push the country out of the top 20 down to 22nd place on the index. sonya diego, his mall from london in a world of abundance and want, there are those who have and those who do not. but in times of crisis, those you can lend to hand often do whether it's natural disasters, such as the 2023 s quick and morocco produced at 800 percent rise and donations within the country. a conflict that also so a rise of a to countries such as in crane, whether it's down to a deterioration of social safety nets as a result of policies, open dynamics. many step in with a state has found it this year. the 5 most generous countries are indonesia can yes, single pull the gambia ads nigeria that's based on donations volunteering, and how often people help the strange up the u. k. is among t

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 and the father of family and it's asking me to go also to assign the mean

u. k and island next year they have also hinted it shows outside of europe. the tool will mock associates out of the 3 of the album. what's the story morning glory. which of course included the fabulous hits on the . all right, before we go don'ts, teachers say that if you can walk, you can time go now that may be true, i'm not sure will, but for most the end result probably won't look like this because these are the finals of the tango weld don'ts tournament held and one is iris the entre time capsule is this the best place of adults. it has since spread to all corners of the globe, but it was an auction pinion pad who took the top part of this. you be seeing a rent, quote, $750.00 couples complete the . this is a quick reminder about top stories for you at this hour. at least 9 palestinians have been killed in a nights of his rating raids and strikes and the occupied westbank is ready all me says it carried out operations in full cities to prevent terrorism. and japan is bracing to the arrival of a powerful storm types in chancia and is expected to make lan

u. k. highlighted the issue was allegations that they use twitter. and yet we haven't heard of any attempt to go off to the owner of the ceo of some of those platforms, right. which gets me to the point that i was just gonna say, which is that telegram operates. and this kind of old space where it is a big platform, 902950 1000000 users dependency on how your accounts and people do are all these a very rich mind anywhere between 9 and 15 $1000000000.00 network as buy some estimates. but he is not in the sort of same stratosphere as a likes if you don't muscle the likes of mock secretary. i can, mike, why so low? tell her problem is a lifeline for many people. good on the evil. it's also nowhere near as big or as important as many as those law drops. and so i think that there is an element here of title do are often telegram being kind of a medium sized fish in a big time. and then chris, are you saying that he's basically an easy, a target? yeah, that's exactly what i've decided. he's an easier target than anybody else to try and target to that. beca