this region was overshadowed by the u. s. decision to supply ukraine with plus the bombs, which a widely band, including by the u. k. this, by this was to, by the said, the relationship between the 2 countries remains rock solid. are you crying is climbing? there's a russian attack on the residential area of a time. is that provision region that has killed 4 people on hospitalized 11 of us . the local you training governors that'd be attacked. you take your monetary and a distribution points near the front line, killing 3 women on the map. you cry and share pictures of the disruption which is fed was caused by a russian guided glide bomb that struck a best school, but residents were collecting aid. russia it denies, deliberately targeting civilians. i correspond to nick connelly in keith told us, no, this was in the categories of which is pretty close. the front lines just south of the regional capital. is that what it is? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit, the only way a lot of that kind of most intense fighting is going on right now. the scenario is it often comes

u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showed that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian desks involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of s. s. troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full a yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soldiers placed black who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties. the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully, uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families come found while they were being detained. they had burst of gunfire when the helicopters flew off site full, a headed back t

u. k. this length of semester by means that the relationship between the 2 countries remains quote, rock solid. ukraine claims our russian attack on a residential area of town and separation. you has killed 5 people in hospitalized at least 10 others local. you creating governors that'd be attack, hit your monetary in a distribution point near the front line, killing 3 women and a man. the crane shared pictures of the destruction, which it said was caused by a russian guided blind volume, then struck a school where residents were collecting aid. a saw denies deliberately targeting civilians a more than a month since ukraine launched is highly anticipated counter offensive. but progress has been slow, your brains army is confronting a host of obstacles that have wanted its advance, including better prepared russian troops and large mine fields. ukraine launched at spring offensive in june after months of anticipation. but so far gains have been modest. even president below them here is a lensky,

this? to rewind now. we're a government spokes person to relate to statements slamming a reason to u. k. called ruining which claims that in her one there is not a safe place for asylum seekers saying that i q is ation is simply untrue. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is do additional system. we do take issue with the ruling, the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees. wanda is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. where the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was cited in 2022 apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe for the country are automatically consisted in admissible asylum seekers. have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda, so their own

u. k. accepted even ukrainian convicts for training, teaching them to shoot and kill, and provide them with gear and weapons. united shield international data of manufacture, december 2022 major in the u. k. this is one of the how much she's from one of the presidents of 90 feet. separate era move out the saw for tiny, which was almost entirely trained in the united kingdom plot of the quick by the united kingdom. this is one of the helmets. but this is the bought the um, the equipment being sent from storage that'd be sent directly from the, from patrick manufacturing lines which as the united kingdom, the west and military industrial complex ease. hard pressed to resupply will supply the printing admitted fee to, to replace last equipment, but they all separate and the quality of some of the things that are being supplied also lack last. the same applies to um, a plates, ballistic protection. and even that you nation, found the prisoners who straight from the factory include all positive moodle in your recruiting. young body are more poor, very poor, weak straps. this plastic buckle broke and c repaired with the clam ukraine. you know me is going down the drain, their qualities, drop, and ru

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u. k is a very well developed country that should be offering support to the refugee as a always repeated that to this, the data was under low, full and the decision of the quotes that that's an issue is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city of mistake, as you get is the editor county, it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city we'll see, cuz some of them they are reported to cut it or for just they needed to, to stay in to cancel it. and that is the democrats see what it is. a freedom of expression and daughter does not have a new one. that is there's anything around that. there's a lack of democracy. there's a lack of full freedom of expression and the other, the sitting on the seat goes the other for them of a corner on the kid or for just one that is a poor country. and you know that to wrong. that is along between in $10.00 to $5.00 to $4.00 as a country in dollars, and do you and do you get, is it each accounting this i think of this is you good is a good the place to stay with visit or for just the material for just they have

so we have, uh, we don't have the assurance this from the u. k, from, from, from germany. and from the us, nothing with him for him, but the by left through reassurance is that this is something that would happen at suite and would not be alone, or basically how this would come to support sweden. and there's also been a lot of engagement and lots of precedence of troops from allied countries throughout this whole period on this. that's what be sustained, of course. and i think a, you know, that could be intensified even further at. but the, but the issue is now that it's, it's important, but this is an issue for nato enlargement process and also including sweden because it's important to us a for how to deal with ukraine in the future, which is a huge issue as well. so this needs to be settled and not being a bi left to issue between sweden and turkey. then i think we will, if that would be the case and the practice on this would be harmful or so for the alliance. so joining us on a visa from the atlantic capital. thank you. well, joe biden is also expected at the nato summ

this. the reason was overshadowed by the us decision to supply ukraine with cluster bombs, which a widely band, including by the u. k. just by this most the bite and said the relationship between the 2 countries remains rock summit. so you tried claims of russian attack on the residential area of the times. that provision region has killed 4 people and hospitalized 11 others. the local ukraine governors that'd be attack. it's a human attempt in a distribution point near the front line, killing 3 women undermine ukraine. shed pictures of the destruction, which it said had been caused by a russian guided light bomb that struck a school where residents were collecting aid. russia it denies, deliberately targeting civilians, correspondent mc connelly. and keith told us more. so this was in the town of what each of which is pretty close the front lines just south of the regional capital. is that what it is? it's a matter of it doesn't know. so it comes as to the front positions of the credit. the only way a lot of that kind of most intense fighting is going on right now. the scenario that often comes under fire, we belie

he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded less than others. like when you're pregnant governess said the attack states, i humanitarian a distribution point near the front line. coming of 3 women and the mom, ukraine shed pictures of the destruction, which it said was caused by a russian

u. k. this year, most recently of this particular incidents at wimbledon security has been increased by around the world and have a full cost choose i so well, number to roy, macro, or planning a practice round ahead of says i steal. meanwhile, boss has sharpie john robert blitz. the event could be effected by the process. you know, i do have a reputation, so i hope they don't catch me on the bad hole. i, i really don't know. i've seen a couple of those things. as you know, i know they're going for an impact. i saw a couple of them intervening in, in wimbledon. and obviously this looks like it could be a perfect spot. well in that i was fairly, as cricket as preparing to resume their baffles of the ashes at old trafford in manchester, england to recall follow jane's and a certain price of only robinson for the full fest void part a victory and heading the i guy is the guy they have to win 1st, the remaining matches to regarding the the reason why the number one is probably why the winning 2 to o

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u k. b should be treated as items see curves and these given this, right? so for example, when in france, people use the same methods on getting into the votes or containers the will be given this right to assign them seeking boss to h will be a legally, uh, dealt with as a criminal act if you come and if you use those methods of good. yeah, i mean it's really complicated, isn't it? it's, it's, it's, it's a, it's a, it's also a social issue that has been politicized to me, for example, there economic issues a, to a lot of migrants who end up in the, in the u. k, a lot of them of the life of a lot of the economy that in services and the services sector, they've got a big jump to do that. that, that, you know, there's a political side of it, that's a voting side of it as well, where the more votes you can get for your political party, the bad in the matter where those votes come from. but i mean, do you think, do you think of the european countries could follow the use case lead with this president? yeah, that's one of the problems they are far i part to use

this year. and i'll, i safety summit in the, in the u. k. in terms of weapon systems to will ready be an a i almost rice with countries working out how to weaponized a i you all the you case chief diplomat, but you have a military background. however, it all you about some of these autonomous weapon systems. well, the we, we already have structures, we have legal structures, we have the international human rights law, and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course what we need to do is we need to make sure that the stuff is always much fit. the disease always alive to the emerging challenges. i think you can do that. so nice thing that working internationally will give us the opportunity to do that. but we do need to move quickly. we need to make decisions in for like the son of the multi, not true institutions. but i would, i would suggest that it would be an appropriate for us sites. us on just spots old only focus on that and that sees a risk. of course it is, but we've also seen how damaging this information can be, how damaging wides

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u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showed that before operation north, when we investigate this, the arrive that the u. k. headquarters to inspect is, according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation underway. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families come found. while they were being detained, they had burst of gunfire. when the helicopters flew off site full, a h

u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, shows that before operation north, when we investigate this, the arrived that the u. k. headquarters to inspect is, according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian desks involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soldiers play black, who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties. the women and children, including 19 year old say fully uh, what should a guess threw them on the out of wall of the families compound while they were being detained. they had bus of gone fire. when the helicopters flew off site full, a headed bac

u. k. u intelligence. we know this, we've got uh, with this morning it's, it's a fact that nato and us drones of were flying or the rack seats last night so that, you know, of course, the us as high every implicated it and what's going on. and ukraine cannot do anything on the ground in the year or over the seas without the help of the us army without the help of nato. a nato has been in ukraine, at least since. so there could it's up in the 2014. they built the ukraine, you know, army, that they try to, to transform it into some specific anti russian army. so, but they are all over the place and they're kind of and even if they don't have so many boots on the ground, they definitely have counselors. they have got a lot of intelligence, they've got all the satellite images they can share with the ukrainian army that they are showing today. so i think it is, it is unfortunately it is possible that the west has participated such an attack or that information that that they have. retreat have been used to fabricate this i

charles before traveling on to bill this, the meeting was over, shuddered by the us decision to supply ukraine with cluster bombs, which are widely bound and which the u. k. a poses just by this missed by them set the relationship between the 2 countries remains rock, solid, dw, correspond to book it nice, and this update from london. the big smiles here in downing street, when you, as president biden met with the u. k prime is the re, she's to knock or the header all the short meeting. only about half an hour before the president. then rushed of twins a to meet with king charles. they had 2 together and the us president stress the special relationship. he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. from and assume not as pushing for something foster, possibly some false strength for ukraine, for event

first though, this report never far from the spotlight. u. k is national health service, better known as the n h. s. is under even more scrutiny as it turn 75, the officials warrant as many as 500 people could die each week because of delays and emergency care. and the demands placed on the chest today far surpassed those during its early years. this something that was revolutionary when it began, and in many ways it was absolutely revolutionary to provide universal health care. that was comprehensive cover, basically everything that the founders could think of and almost everything they couldn't think of. and for everyone at the point of need, no bills to pay, you already paid for it in your taxes. that was revolutionary. did a just as a state funded health system found in 1948 back then it costs around $20000000000.00 a year in today's money to operate. last year the government spent more than 350000000000. but as of last january, more than 7000000 people are on a waiting list, a record number. the government is committed to reducing waiting

u. k. often the nearest delta is a good hour away. this isolation has been exacerbated by the lack of boss services in cumbria, bordering scotland. citizens have found that own solution of this blue many balance which travels along the country roads is now the only link between villages it's run by volunteers this morning. katrina is at the wheel. a civil servant who has been retired for 3 years. also on board is neil: one of the managers of fell run a, the charity that runs the boss. good morning. can i help you with the all right. the project is run by volunteers. that means the bounce back can be kept a jump to pounds enough to pay for petrol and maintenance. see if the boss drive is what paid? the operating costs would be too high and the service would have to be discontinued on. i'm a volunteer, i don't get paid anything. and i absolutely love it. and i think it's a really important thing to do for the community, to be honest. with $25.00 after a quite a long training program of 8 weeks, they've passed all the tests and they'll be let

he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within nate to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. now let's catch up on a few other stories we're following for you today. 6 people have been killed and one wounded in an attack of a kindergarten in china is gone. gone. providence officials say the victims include one teacher, 2 parents, and 3 children police in the city of the young jungle. the rest of the man suspected of being the attacker. us lawmakers are calling for an investig

u. k had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, show it to before operation north. when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian deaths involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families compound. while they were being detained, that had burst of gunfire. when the helicopters flew off site full, a headed

u. k. government to renew this commitment to human rights by reversing this law and ensuring that the rights of all migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are respected, protected, and fulfilled without discrimination. the bill house being bought by british prime minister wishes to not to his parents were both immigrants. the legislation would fund migrants who arrive illegally set in motion their deportation back to the country of origin for a 3rd party nation, such as rwanda, while asylum requests are considered. last month, the british court rule about the plan was flawed. seeing rolanda account, they considered a safe country for asylum seekers to be held in. decreasing immigration numbers in britain is largely supported by the public. but this particular legislation to spark criticism by many people as well as opposition politicians, lawyers, and civil rights groups. the terrible illegal migration bill has passed old stages in parliament and will now become law. it's a dark day for the case. reputation as a protector of human rights and a great moment for those seeking safety and an unc

i'm doing this in the u. k. rising energy costs and a high inflation rate, a leading to social tension. the worsening situation is also affecting the middle cost is more and more people are no longer prepared to stand by and watch the government, the fun. the central services in the u. k. almost one in for more than 15000000 people now live below the poverty society. is eroding what will happen next you to the same time the world 6th largest economy is seeing and historically low unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. it's home to a thriving on for the no real environments, the wealthy upper class, and 171000000000 s. but millions of people can no longer pay them bills despite working hard. be in work for us slaving away. just to make ends meet the case welfare system is collapsing. domini benefits of being caused by 50 percent in the last decade. social inequality is at its most extreme and since the 2nd world war, the consequences of catastrophic. they just stopped to support us for no stone when he died because o

u. k, which currently has the presidency of the security council. and this meeting being chad for the u. k. 4 and secondary james clearly, but also we'll hear more of the full explanation of the situation as russia sees it . i'm, we're expecting the russian ambassador to speak at this meeting and the security council even the next couple of hours, a long meeting with lots of the speakers. no to them by. so the level, but many of them that foreign minister level for this meeting today. all right, james. thank you very much for that. that saw the medic editor with alexis on the story line with the united nations. the still ahead on elijah's era. millions of us military e mails of the portraits have been sent to molly by mistakes the the, they're good to see the heat alerts expend from southern in spain right through italy and the bulk ins. it's a hot one out there and that will continue on to stay. mean, let me show you. some of these numbers roam is still in the forty's, and we've still got some high thirties right across the bulk. it's now a hot wind is also

u. k. government to renew this commitment to human rights by reversing this law and ensuring that the rights of all migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are respected, protected, and fulfilled without discrimination. the bill has been bought by british prime minister wishes to knock whose parents were both immigrants. the legislation would bind migraines to arrive a legally and set in motion like the protection back to their country of origin for a 3rd party nation, such as were one that while asylum requests are considered. last month, the british court ruled out the public floyd, saying rolanda account be considered a safe country for asylum seekers to be held in. decreasing immigration numbers in britain is largely supported by the public. but this particular legislation has spar criticism by many people as well as opposition politicians, lawyers and civil rights groups. the terrible illegal migration bill has passed on .

u. k. government to renew this commitment to human rights by reversing this law and ensuring that the rights of all migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers are respected, protected and fulfilled without discrimination. to look at liz backfiling brothers, prime minister wishes to not choose parents for both events. the legislation would bound migrants who arrive illegally and set in motion their deportation back to their country of origin or a 3rd party nation, such as from one day, while asylum request are considered. last month, a british port rule about the promised fluids thing rolanda can be considered a safe country for asylum seekers to be held in spite emigration. being a big concern for people voting in the u. k. the legislation has sparked criticism by opposition, politicians, lawyers, and civil rights groups. the terrible illegal migration bill has passed all the stages in parliament and will now become law. it's a dark day for the case reputation as a protector of human rights and a great moment for those seeking safety and an uncertain world. but the fight for a fair and humane as

who's this 2 or one the now where a government spokes person to relate the statement slamming of reason to u. k. called ruining which claims that in her one there is not a safe place for asylum seekers. saying that i q is ation is simply untrue. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is the additional system we do take issue with the ruling. the one.

so they clearly are trying to woo the chinese in this u. k. lead effort to deal with with a i have to say the, the big countries in the world that regulation on i really, none of them are making any false progress. the one exception perhaps, is your opinion, which is planning an e u a i act, that is perhaps more advanced than any other regulation or legislation in any other part of the world that chinese export actually briefing the un security council right now. a very interesting developments that at the un in new york are different that i've had is a james based across that for us. thank you, james. the all this is al jazeera and he's all the headlines. record high temperatures have been set and 3 continents with health or as he sounding the alarm in asia, europe and north america in the southern united states. 80000000 americans are now under a huge let's as reco, it's was that from arizona all the way to florida.

this across you about here. it's just a short time ago that the telegraph in the u. k. telegraph dot co dot u k. a historically very n c. russia and see prudent and see this channel or the telegraph loves doing hit pieces on i'd say they've just put out a headline saying, get this ukraine on the west of facing a devastating defeat. that's the headline on the tell across dot co dot u k. right? now i'm shocked to see it that so me suggest a shift in narrative, your thoughts? i mean this is this. there's a kind of a um, what would you escape the frame? yeah. isn't that because on the one hand, there's a desperation to make this thing. what britson wants to remain a power in the world. on the other hand, hard reality is hitting home in some quotes. it is, i've been trying to work out how to square these things. you know the fact to it looking for this review type, but you can see that which is not the power in the world. it what's most as neither is the usa, right? but britain, in particular, you look at the review and you see it called a bullet to create the kind of all me and best and the kind of k

and i said this on an interview in the u. k. in london, the day that silicon valley bank went down, i said that the problem, the cause of this failure, the lack of leadership and a lack of enforcement of existing regulations. and i think the examiner said, oh, the reason was on leadership issue. and the lack of enforcement of existing regulations. so you know, i can see what's going on. we do business with that bank. i pulled everything out of that bank in 2017, after meeting with their top people several times. and i said these are the most they have the absolutely clueless. so the federal reserve is the big problem. and this is what i got a at the top except that those in the inventory to enjoy. but running out of time, those in those are lead to when the read your book know as a warning, maybe as a manual. and just finally about commodity price manipulation. surely those and what's to stop them from increase. i'm not talking about traffic. where would you deny any kind of judges, according to d, o. j, i'm doing much more gener

this region. united states to pain u, k, canada, etc. they have all be engaging in the very periodic. uh, freedom of navigation operations in this area, and many of those uh, service shipped 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 not caught up in the rock bottom relationship between the us and china and the badging may be about to write to drop pressure on you some k 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 work comfortably is between the united states and china. and therefore, taiwan should thoughts the bullets from these 2 giants and we use stay neutral. but i think the real situation doesn't happen

saying he's an expert from china, so they clearly are trying to woo the chinese in this u. k. lead effort to deal with, with a i have to say the big countries in the world that regulation on i really, none of them are making any false progress. the one exception perhaps is your opinion, which is planning. and e u a i act, that is perhaps more advanced than any other regulation or legislation in any other part of the world. but chinese export actually briefing the un security council right now. very interesting developments. the at the you and in new york are different. that again, is a james based across that for us. thank you. james. the . this is al jazeera and he's all the headlines. record high temperatures have been set and 3 continents with health or as he sounds like the alarm in asia, europe, and north america in the southern united states. 80000000 americans are now under a huge let's as reco, it's was that from arizona all the way to florida and as round protest as having a day of national resistance and opposition to the government's proposed traditional iphones is

u. k. it is not totally the temperature rise. that was has been what this one has to also look to is the fact that this very country, which is known for his demo 3 see, had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this, it cannot make marco's is not totally destroying their nature. it is also not deliberating to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploitive in nature. and. ready being that me being in the us or in canada already in russia . i'm not.

that to put in stop this great initiative again because people could feel all around the world. how much of the grain from u. k. is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of rain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore miss using this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and therefore, the pressure here is highly needed. the pressure on russia, that's the grain from ukraine can go to the world again. and what can be done. no. and i believe that the most successful is that really countries from africa, countries from let in america, from asia address preaching directly. we have seen that in the last year that it makes a difference if also other countries in the world, not only european countries are calling on pushing, and se is using actually the most valuable in the world within this war, by not letting the foods to go to them, this is also addressing them and therefore this common international call is to my point of view. it's so important. on the other hand, we as europeans have set

this is going to be a game changer foot the whole of our community. we have a black one and 10 people in the u. k is involved in a charity. the country has no shortage of volunteers to find poverty, but it won't cost a with the into the conflict with tim sebastien. this week on comfort zone, the former pakistani prime minister in ron con prices where he goals a 100 whole charges and says he'll be back in j because the current government says behind the to a cafe to station in august paving the way to new elections. so well, be able to take some conflict in 30 minutes, dw, the i love peace. i've loved her since the beginning because of her character because of her courage and how she thinks. ready passed the screen suit today for nearly 4 decades. she's towards peace. the need for greater freedom, 0 home, then they run in spite of bump. very government reprisals. an income, if you look into how nice the 3 dots july 29th, and d, w, the, the, the, the, the winners lying from berlin. russia carries out a 2nd straight line to of air strikes on odessa. the ukrainian for city has been under increased at

u. k as well. this is true. i think what we can say is the next few months there will be a considerable drop side of the drop in the fashion rate july because of energy costs being very low by comparison to a year ago. so that would be a very significant facts though, as inflation. so those down then perhaps wage rises will begin to look a little bit better in real terms for the government than not. but in addition, there's been the issue of mortgage rate spring, very high that has added to individuals in households ability to pay a what they owe in terms of most of the payments which i'm going to be going out very significantly. but may, you know, look at the disposable income to realize on fox, not very much is left to the end of the month, particularly is tax rates of also going up in this country. i liked what has happened us way to send stuff is not so much the basic rate that's going off with a higher rate. it is just that the tax payment of individuals is going up because their personal alarm says they've

having said that, if you look to sports has happened this year in the u. k. excels on the sheet steps, you'll get people have to read it so that these i would appreciate that. so they have provided me in the developed country, it is a notion that is we lot dots. the lines are these, even a doctor there lies, they'll be able to deal with it. i don't think the magnitude of the problem is not address from the score really low in the office to deal with it at these even gone the foot in the u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that one has been with this one has to also look to is the fact that dissipated country, which is known for example 3, c had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this economic model is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploit gatekeeping nature. and. ready being that me being in the us or in canada or in russia, i'm not be, you're impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you g

u. k. but they also have this history of slavery which um has been linked to the the industrialization and the, the accumulation of wealth and britain life stay up as a very legitimate concerns about the fact that the british industrialization and, and wealth was built on the backs of slavery in the caribbean, for example. so colonization in india, for example. so you have a number of particular issues that are of specific concern to countries like jamaica, barbados, and some of the other west indies countries. very interesting, indeed, very informative to to mind isn't the right to the sense of accounts that heads up on its way. so thank you so much for joining safe today. i'll take him on the wild, mocked nelson mandela, international date this week, underneath the legacy of the full, the south african president, an empty apartheid icon. who correspondence know who your cougar bought from the celebrations in south africa in the international days of the international of southern states held in the, on the 8th of july, the semester capital. so around the world, it is a day when we come me