u. k was buying up russian diamonds like they were b pies on sale. it sainsbury's and of the diamonds coming into the u. k. through these top supplying nations. it's pretty much impossible to know which of those are actually sourced from russia. belgium, for example, said the imported $1200000000.00 euros worth of russian diamonds in the 1st 8 months of 2022, which is about on par with the $1800000000.00 euros in port in 2021. when about a quarter of donald's being sold out as the world's biggest diamond trading hub in and for belgium came from russia. so this all is starting to look like the same sort of game that the europeans have been playing with their russian energy sections. they make a big show of purchasing like their bands, but then they just end up buying russian energy anyway after it integrates to 3rd countries like india for example. and now the european union is even angry about that. like, what did they expect for india to break up the microscope and power? so the russian molecules from the indian heart use indian officials are basically say, hey, look guys, you're buying indian fuel. and who are y

u. k has gone through in the last few years. they've gone through breast set. we've had cove, it's this being an enormous amount of instability. right now. there are a lot of strikes going on in the u. k. and people feel that donating their own sort of spending a bill of c will in security. it was so how to think that balance has been struck today. why the u. k. isn't in the happiest of places that say politically or a car, if one actually, and yet, you know, a day of such sort of history and celebration that we're seeing play out in front of us right now. yeah, i think this is what a lot of people appreciated about this and bought them on the key that it is something that doesn't change. and one gentleman, one couple, i've been chatting to who watched the ceremony and who said who, who really, really moves by it. they explicitly said that there are so many changes and we have a war in europe and, and things can, can change so quickly. and yet here we have a moment key and we've got these traditions, it talking back to 2 centuries of, of tradition. this is what

u. k. is going through this and spinning this, the amount of money more than a $100000000.00 on on the ceremony. can you explain why today is so important? i think it's important because it gives us a focus as some of your other commentators are quite rightly said have seen and still a couple times and it, it takes away some of the driving this and the difficulty that that people are in nowadays. and gibson is something that is supposedly orchestrated because while i'm, as my fellow coming to christopher set out there on it is and actively choose it. the united kingdom's position is diminished in the world for various reasons. but i think it's suspicious kind of ceremony ending the ritual, the time to lie is eaten, and the general spectacle of it can bring people out of themselves and give them something that even if it's only for a day or 2, something that they can be pleased with i'm, i'm not sure how much you to fix national problem. i don't actively, it will do for some people and this has been pointed out. they may be nicely owns of people, but i think almost anybody watching this is going

u. s. through many of the u. k. fronts. and it's really the serbian army has been put on as high as the lord and this station to up the border of the self declared republic facing off with costs of and police forces. on the other side, though, the prime minister of the break we're region blame, serves for the unrest. i had a meeting with the queen, the investors and the you invested are today. i share the concerns about the violence and condemned the attacks against the cost of a police need a 4 and journalist, ultra nationalistic, serv. graffiti on need to vehicles is a dock reminder and cost of what we stand for. peace and security for both of the 3 . i'm asking quint countries to calm down their child, let them reason with their child because that child can cause such problems to no one else has caused before. all this is organized by costs of a prime minister alvin courtesy with his desire to bring about the big conflict between serbs and nato. he's the only one to blame for everything that is happening and he's trying

u. k. u. s. and french missile attacks on syria. and as we now know, through the actual inspectors who are part of the fact finding mission for the o, p c, w who's report was supressed and who were actually attacked by belling cat which is collaborating with o, p c, w leadership to crush these inspectors. that attack was a staged event staged by g. hottest rebels were backed by the west and the gulf states seeking serious over there. so provided the information. yeah. and, and again, that was just to sort of jump him. i said to apologize. but again, these are things that, you know, you'll never hear on the, on the mainstream media of what you're telling me right now. this is one of the only places you can say these things here. for example, in a oxy international, just just one last question back. so i'm running solo on time. i'm really sorry about that but, but the last 2 days. oh no. has been locked in a spot with the outlet this week. even calling buying cap a psy op is that just the lawn boss, you know, shooting from the hip, like he does or do you think h

u. k. very good all the way through this. now this is the biggest action, according to organizers on the most serious because intensive care units are being affected along with treatments such as chemotherapy on dialysis. oil is one critical nurse whether she responded to an emergency. if she was cold, well, the picket line. and i think a lot of people, hayward, i think, you know, there's been a picket line. it's not that any of us are we do with every day, but that's what we're apologizing for every day that week because they're on enough and it's very hard to get enough of it. and every time you go and check your pricing for something you can do annual with jason software for something you can do is try me a tuesday about 5 percent pay off. however, this is here, say they have the backing of the public, and the government is simply trying to be divisive. andrew siblings al jazeera bundle are police and take care, have detained, protest is trying to reach its stumbles, restricted tax and square for made a demonstrations. maj

u. k? very good all the way through this. now this is the biggest action according to organizes on the most serious because intensive care units are being affected along with treatments such as chemotherapy on dialysis. oil is when critical, whether she'd respond to an emergency. if she was cold, well, the picket line. yeah. i think a lot of people, hey, would i think, you know, there's been a picket line. it's not that any of us are we do with every day, but that way, i apologize. and for every day that week, because they're on enough, and he's very hard to get a a having told on tuesday about by the said pay off. however, this is here. so they have the backing of the public. and the government is simply trying to be devices and systems out there on monday. so that for you on the program, j. p. morgan chase buys most of 1st republic bank assets after it becomes the 3rd major u. s. bank to fail in weeks. and the u. n is holding talking catera on afghanistan's di humanitarian situation. that hasn't invited the taliban. ah. new

yeah, i want me to go through the course who is working in the u. k for the last 4 years . and i have experience a really very difficult time in the, in the last 2 weeks, i went in there to enjoy my annual leave on holiday to enjoy the eat with my family, my dad and mom bought com. and i get thrive like 3 days before this deadly fight is started in there, which is really hilarious. i was thinking that it was just finished within one to 2 days. and then all people are staying at home and then to see how things will go after that. but unfortunately, the things are still continuing. the deadly fight, as you know, is, is running at the moment between there are bit force, roberts about force and national army. and you can see everything around us, fire shots, bombs, smoke from the bombs, and many people got injured. and unfortunately, many people got killed. most of the sublime just got affected water supply, electricity, hospitals are more affected. and so also can you tell me what your experience was at what point did you decide you were there visiting your family at what poin

produce reports on behalf of anyone willing to pay belling. cat has not only been funded through the us and u. k. governments but also by adam smith international which is a u. k. contractor, we saw a billing cat receiving money from the contractor k monex, which has delivered us taxpayer supported equipment to the so called white helmets in syria. and at the same time belling cat was attacking critics of the white helmets. but he learned bosque, took his own or has been holding a spot with the outlet this week. even cooling by the, in cap. a cy, all is that just he's on bus, you know, shooting from the hip, like he does, or do you think his claims have basis? yeah, i mean, sorry to go so far down the rabbit hole here and it's true. this is one of the few places on an international network where i can say these things, and it's shocking that members of belin carrier now working with the new york times as they rake and us government funding to produce findings that support us and u. k. foreign policy objectives and what do you on musk said about the texas shooting? why can't comment on that? i ca

u. k, the u. s. turkey has been effective through what, however, turkey bids continue. it's investments in production for quality and also in innovation which made as one of the best countries are recovering these global credit. okay. and also we had that historic, please allow me to finish. we had a historic income from tourism and also export rates. okay. and also when it we're going to move on to another 2016. so what's in that you don't have a huge amount of time. we want to get through several topics here. now, this was also the close to selection. since that aired one became president. and so it's a pretty clear message that many are not happy with the way president to add one on the i k are running the country. so what is the plan to unite those who didn't to vote for president 3rd one? actually this and this selection is in the off position of supporters stay that that they will um, load for a president are gone because he gave the message of unit 2. however, on the other hand, collisions that all look change his message over night. he has the language as enough

u. k is sending long range cruise missiles through ukraine to help it push back russian forces ukrainian, president waterman's zaleski, gave an interview, saying ukraine needs more time to prepare for a long anticipated counter offensive against russia. and more breaking news is.

sports as much city extend the lead at the top of the english primarily plus the the simple funds through the u. k. national anthem on combination day ahead of the game against prince. it's goals coming up, the thank you for joining us. we start with the coordination of the case. king charles, the 3rd and queen camilla a day of pomp and pageantry in london. king johns arrived at westminster abbey after a 2 kilometers procession in a horse drawn carriage from buckingham palace within 2 files. and guess what? present screens were placed around the monarch, while the archbishop of canterbury anointed him with holy oil. charles officially became king when the saint edwards crown was placed on his head. it's the only time he'll wear the solid gold crown. camilla ceremony was shorter and simpler. she wore a 112 year old crown made for queen mary the king's great grandmother. after nearly 2 hours the sovereigns left westminster abbey, accompanied by representatives of the royal army, navy air force. and the commonwealth. thousands of well wishes fills them all to see the king, queen, and other members of

for as much to take send the lead at the top of english premier league plus the mid full funds through the u. k. national anthem on combination day ahead is that when overprint sides of the goals coming out the for the 1st time in 70 years, the u. k. and commonwealth nations of witness the crowning of a loan of millions around the world. watch the combination of charles a side and his wife, queen camilla in a lavish affair which combined ancient rites and rituals with pump and pageantry. while the scale bounce harmony and to reflect mold in person, for example, representatives from the nations phase. can we use these bite an active role? it still comes at a time when many people in the country struggling to make ends meet. and as the mona key strives to maintain a sense of relevance already for us, it begins our coverage now from london of the agree, drizzly spring day bright color. and the strange of god save the king's signal. the start of a short journey, decades in the making was 4070 years ago, one another rainy day in 1953. the london last soon such scenes. the date shows his mother was c

u. k. very good all the way through this. now this is the biggest action, according to organizers on the most serious because intensive care units are being affected along with treatments such as chemotherapy analysis, oils, when political gunners, whether she'd respond to an emergency, if she was cold, well, the picket line. and i think a lot of people, haywood, i think, you know, there's been a picket line. it's not that any of us for your patience. that's what we do with every day. but that we're apologizing for every day that week because they're on enough and it's very hard to get enough of it. every time you go and check your apologizing for something you can do annual with something you probably do is find me a tuesday about a 5 percent pay off. however, this is here. so they have the backing of the public. and the government is simply trying to be divisive. andrew siblings al jazeera london, well, meanwhile police and take care have detained protests is trying to reach some bold, restricted tax m square for may demons

u. k? very good all the way through this. you know, this is the biggest action according to organizers on the most serious because intensive care units are being affected along with treatments such as came if that would be a dialysis oil swim critically or whether she'd respond to an emergency. if she was cold. well, the picket line and i think, okay, where would i think, you know, there's been a picket line. it's not that any of us for we do with every day, but that we're apologizing for every day that week because they're on and off and it's very hard to get enough with every time you go with a stephen baldwin with a tuesday about the said, pray all, however, this is here, say they have the bucket, the public, and the government to simply trying to be divisive. andrew siblings al jazeera, bundled, we'll talk each police of detain, protest is trying to reach, assembles restricted tax and square the may day demonstrations. major eyes were allowed to happen elsewhere in the city, no storing inflation and the cost of living cri

u. k. in particular, is to not only celebrate and have a great policy through the sites and getting sold to your local community. and that makes sense, doesn't it? because such as what the king has always been king to, to shows it. and of course, his mother, the queen, before that fits the royals, have a huge sense of juicy, and that they are doing as much as they can to help all sorts of different organizations and causes. for example, we know that a queen camilla has been heavily involved in trying to tackle domestic abuse and slavery. not taking the task, but slavery now or some of that case, many women and people who are coming in from countries across europe and being trafficked. and she has made it very, you know, made it a top priority, but that is something that she has wanted to tackle. and also we know that william and kate and the principal princess of wales. i've also got the, the charities and organizations that they all very much involved with with tape, for example, early. yes. so what's happening the children up until i think age of fives. because obviously that some such an

u. k. is this the point for a lot of people to come through? okay. peter, let me come to you. uh, the conservatives, as we said, continue to beat this drum even when the record on migration is not really great. how do you see this playing out in the next election? is this going to be a big issue? it's, it's very likely it will be from a couple of angles. as you mentioned, the labor party has decided to stay kind of similar grounds to the concern of the party. so this doesn't happen, which i wouldn't be surprised. the labor party were to choose to conserve is up being being we called migration and labor parts of utah far. so that's the kind of politic to the last to the conservative party to the rice, the conservative party. there are frames kind of popular as parties that are very, very on to migration that made on to immigration. it's kind of a big trying to their policies as the parties like the reform party, which is kind of like the new version of the brackets of parts without knowing jeffreies today exist, they will make noise as well. and so when a problem understood imp

u. k. still has some work cannot from is colonial dream and continue seeking to into effect and hong kong. the fast through misleading report, which is steeps an ideological bias and inconsistent with the fact this gravely violates the principles of international law and the basic norms governing international relations. we strongly deploy and reject this during a you and hearing the u. k presented a report claiming that hong kong authorities are using security legislation to persecute opposition. hong kong officials, state and national security law has brought the ability to the city after mass anti government protest back in 2019 international independent china specialist. andrew long says the west attempts to discredit china because it appears it's growing influence. the national security law was enacted because of all closed for subject to.

through illegal logging. the policy makers in the u. s. e u and u. k. have classified woody bio mass as renewable, allowing governments to subsidize the production and burning of wood pallets. many countries don't have to report emissions from wood fired power plants, because trees are seen as a renewable resource. producers are just required to reforest areas so that the c o 2 released while burning pellets is reabsorbed. now in the united states. uh, depending on what state you're in, you plan to to for treating for everyone. you cut down the plant to, to, for new or existing or little tiny pine trees for searches like kelly suggest that the immediate impact of substituting would for coal is an increase in atmospheric c o. 2. a studies found that depending on the type of forest it could take up to 10 years until newly planted trees absorb the same amount of carbon socked up by the ones that were cut down folder trees, store more carbon. so there are certain for us and that are even more critical to climate change than others. unfortunately, these are

u. k is too high. and the latest days it is likely to increase political pressure on through night. these governments has a place to bring numbers down. but net migration to present in 2015 the before the breaks that referendum with 329000. the new figure of 606000 represent an increase of 24 percent or last year is $488000.00. this will likely probably the challenge for the conservative policy, which is pledge to reduce several immigration numbers that even bubble has more now from columbus. a lot of people here were expecting it to be higher. the price have been talking about between 700000 the 1000000 net migration for the whole of last year. so the government might well be fairly please that it's actually a 20 percent rise on the previous figure. we what we do have a, an inkling as to some of the factors which offer example the u. k. government, grunting, humanitarian visa is the people from the crane and from hong kong, then you've got to the, the policy post breaks. it's wherever you kind of government has these restrictions on known european union, the citizens coming into wo

u. k announced the delivery on may 11th and t if promptly use the weapon against civilian targets in russia's look gone through a public. wireless combat aircraft from ukraine's air force carried out a missile strike on the paula pac polymers plant. and the milan meet processing facility in regard to strike was carried out using storm shadow missiles supplied to the key every gene by great britain. contrary to london's claims that these weapons would not be used against civilian objects. the 8 civilians, including 6 children, were injured in the strikes. a fire broke out in a local food and chemical factory with multiple residential buildings destroyed or damaged. considering the $2200000.00 us dollar cost of each stored shadow and missile visit, zach was pointless from a military point of view. and that contrary to the claims of the suppliers, it was hardly defensive. the may, 13, 2023, ukraine's information struck with guns. specifically the village of you believe me in doing so. they used and were french, don't settle me. solve that fact. damage ship often, buildings including $2.00 and $4.00 story building

k f. w. and the number of donors, the u. n. w a is the organization dealing with the refugees. so is the one doing the reconstruction through technical follow ups using the self help method by giving citizens a certain amount of money and making sure the rebuilding is happening. even other organizations that contribute nations use the same method. therefore, the funding and the distribution of funds is done through the organizations without any immediate debt. the main focus was on the refugees. there were other donors like saudi arabia that donated to the u. n. o w a. capital a bill, thousands of units off of the 20142021. aggressions along with kuwait and a number of other countries. the obvious reason for the reconstruction delayed is that the is ready side doesn't want to finish the reconstruction quickly, which will enhance the resilience of the people. therefore, this process is delayed in obstructed. these ready side refuses to reconstruct buildings owned by certain people using different excuses. now and finally, the washington post has refused to give back is presented, surprised the most, the owner, the word in am

u. k. what if i had a smoke that i'm patients where it i said, and i think through those stories, they will collect to people and say, well those beside about aspirations and impressions i have for myself and for my general review to future generations. so it's about humanizing, it's taking away from numbers and telling the, you know, the backgrounds of, um, people, i think it's so sorry about and it's just testing people about colonialism and, you know, imperialism, those centuries and legacies that have created uh, you know, um you know, migration rates of why the u. k. is this the point for a lot of people to come to? okay. peter, let me come to you of the conservatives, as we said, continue to beat this drum even when the record on migration is not really great. how do you see this playing out in the next election? is this going to be a big issue? it's, it's very likely it will be from a couple of angles. as you mentioned, the labor party has decided to stay kind of similar grounds to the concern of the party. so this doesn't happen which i wouldn't be surprised. the labor party were to

u k, a b. but it, that this seems that in calling them, they want to manipulate to that. but when you look us through the, at a b now, so it in yet he's destiny itself, from united states regarding the issue of relation with russia. before that i, you know, players be trying to manipulate and he's gonna look for some time. i think from the start of the transition and united states that the trying to manipulate the decision of saddam as the some go click. so listening to the wisdom book they want, this is something i'm sorry to jump in, i do apologize. you've got a bit of a signal delay here, but i'll try newland was in sudan to discuss democracy. well we all know about huck . well independent analyst, mackey elma grabby. next time we will talk the leader of a death called in to meet that god. but local authorities of now revealed among more than a 100. generally most of them showed signs of starvation. we saw the features of the investigation is really looking into one of the was edison. well. busy adult came out with the financial, a finding that they had amongst the bodies were mostly of children i

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