u. k. through the english channel. they bowed capsize. shortly after it lift from authors, he said 51 people were rescued. at least 40 people have died and a similar number. i'm missing of a boat capsized on the river at northwest and nigeria. what's already said it happens ins and fire stifled says that i. 5 people were risk. the vessel was caring, mostly bomb is and they produce. so it's the headlines witness continues to stay with us and they'll just there as the . 2 the beauty of us young people to get good and use was less and you it's to for the most i think was for the issues for me because of the cheapest option with dumpster works for me. especially since i love the way these go to the that i need to is. yeah. but if she could cut it again was is off that i was do we even have them? we have videos that one. i will go over there. i will go with them because any is a way to yeah, i see stickle. i am not. that's it. ok you name so i may have natasha natasha previous. um us store. yeah, this is nice customer seats

u. k. through the english channel, they both capsize shortly after it left bronze authorities said 51 people will best crews and come to less than 2 weeks after the deadliest chattel crossing attempt to see it and which 12 people died. evans, who the rebels, so they fight a hypersonic ballistic miss holland, to as renovating the early ed defense system project, unexploded mid air, a short distance from the international airport. as wendy prime minister says, the proof will pay a heavy price for the attack. and that is rarely ami has confirmed 3 captives who died in gauze and last year was killed by his very shunning military officials. so there was no intelligence that captives being held there at the time of the attack . my mom, the shot a is out of the, our senior political analyst and he's joining us via skype from paris. good to see you might want. so people as well, no doubt angry. the captives have been killed by their own, if not for the 1st time since this will began. but isn't it inevitabl

u. k. homes exports to israel go through open licenses, and especially the license for the ex 35 companies are registered so that they don't need individual licenses to explore anything. so any of the countries involved in the ex, 35 and we don't have to size because the government doesn't smaller to deliveries. but we estimate the value of u. k. components and that's fucking 5 sofa supplied to as well. that's, that's 9 of them is about full fox, 360000000 pounds since since 2016. and that does not even include sped off. so that's just the initial manufacturer of the u. k. is this being the same share? and then as also a lot of other ukiah equipment that goes to israel in direct slate. so licenses which affects both to the us of components which are then i pushed the assembled into the larger equipment side to rack or off to whatever that is. so to me, as i mean, i don't even know if any of those licenses those in the licenses of being suspended or if it's just the direct steps. volts do is via ranch is really an attraction for title. and what about those countries that are suspended? uh,

priority to reset relations with your including seeking closer you get your cooperation through a wide range of u. k. you security pack. we fully support these efforts. it's good for the u. k. it's good for your it's good for the united states, which benefits one of transatlantic allies are tied even more closely together. and i know when the president sees the prime minister on friday, and he'll also look forward to having a few words about the northern ireland. we are very pleased at the commitment that prime interest, amr and secretary from long island, ben are showing to the good friday agreement to supporting northern ireland prosperity. and we shared this goal and we've worked with all parties to sustain that advanced degree. and david's austin said that britain is always stronger when it works with others. so is the united states, especially when we work with our closest ally, united kingdom. i look forward to building on that strength and also spending a little bit of quality time with david as we make our way to you train the days ahead. thank you. are now uh, 1st dominant alcohol and since

such as tracking down, missing people or in this one through a live tired spread. yet there's no such legal basis that restricts is use in the u . k. that needs to change. yes, the rise of very serious and they needed a proper police response. but we need a new jack a for terry distributive age and state care. in the k, michael, your thoughts here on the harsher sentences more surveillance is that the answer definitely isn't the onset. it's the trojan horse by which the police and the state are actually using to introduce these draconian powers. it's interesting, just going back to the point that was made about the legitimate concerns. when was the legitimate concerns when lucy let be killed and killed against several children that didn't actually lead to writing? well, was the legitimate concern that was the late job that concerned when on the 22nd or the 22nd of august, as maybe a prep cooled down menu go was actually shot by thomas cashman in 2022. where was the legitimate concern that i do feel was the best creed of a police state has been a wretched it all seems we were trying to kill the bill campaign is will not be back. th

u. k. right now from the video he believes unit right through the mobile, your coffee table as opposed to that on the internet, you to go to jail times the who let them all make space. and the prism is off by really most of the new collection from the video service. they're sold separately. right? this is just sweet. this do. does it lower by the way. so to tier care is uh, getting presence bought for his wife by his millionaire donor nice guy. and he's also cutting off the fuel to the pensioners go save some money somehow. guess was since he started to let people out of jail because he had to find room to put people posted on social media in there, 40 percent of an increase has occurred in sift that the numbers never lie correct. uh, to, to your care, i guess. well, where would they be spending all this money uh, that the savings of just turns out that they're deciding to make beautiful art. beautiful art in the very center of london in the form of a. what would you say? oh you, what would, how would you describe this of face prints of transgender prostitutes? yes, exactly. what i was thinkin

u. k. is ongoing support for ease. well, the, the crowds marched through the city with a huge band claiming that london was compressed in the genocide in gaza at the protest. that's demanded an immediate cease fire. now the major march is set to be held in the british capital on october. the 5th, approaching the 1st anniversary of the war the leaders of india had pa, this time have met in new york on the sidelines of abroad, the un summit as they address the ongoing bloodshed in gaza. india's prime minister valid, the strong support for the palestinian people. prime minister, expressed deep concern at the humanitarian crisis unfolding and gaza and the deteriorating security situation in the region. and reaffirmed india's unwavering support to the people of palestine, including continued humanitarian assistance. a. now, when the war broke out last, the prime minister embody called paula stein's president, and emphasized the needs to restore peace in 2018 mo, the made the historic visit to the west bank, the 1st ever by an indian leader that he voice hopes that depaula spine will be globally recognized as a silver nation,

u. k, sending weapons to the ukranian army, the junior youth going to be looking through the various goals and objectives, not giving you the truth. and there's an email address at the national financial, who share these business as a formal should create if it's unlikely that the former british pm was unaware of her, awarded him. the honor, a title, as well as the fact that for decades, ukraine's leadership and the senior officials have been involved in criminal games setting weapons around the world. and will continue pushing to support and strengthen the ukrainian military for the battles are here. since 2002, no 2 countries of supply tens of billions of dollars worth of weapons to ukraine. you have the us and you are persist in increasing ministry. a compact group led by did not, did states nato allies on partners provide the unprecedented support to ukraine, more than 98 percent of the complex vehicles promised to ukraine. how old is it being delivered? that means over $1500.00 done fix the farm with vehicles, $213.00 tanks and pull the equipment into the vast amounts of munition. the

u. k. by side the components for the ex 35 and the u. k produces 15 percent of every f, 35 which is made. so components for these planes that go through the us or other countries, which most of them do, can still continue to be supplied to his vile. and this is almost certainly the single biggest source of u. k. homes exports to as vile because it goes to a so called a license. it's not included in the thing because you've just quoted and we had conformation just today from a danish and g o. done watch, we who beach go consult the nation from the is riley military. this, the next likely probably was used to drop 32000 palm pound poems on out of milwaukee, a so called safe zone in garza, on july 13th, coming 19 people. so saying that you're going to stop homes that might be used in gaza except for the 35. it's a bit like saying that you're going vegetarian except for by could to. so give a 0 come step. yeah, it's the moves that go to now what you've said, does it really stay the u. k. away from the legal concerns of complexity which assume it leaves behind this move? well, no, it doesn't really. i think in many ways it's a response to

and also through safe breaks and the u. k . government held a some us last week and a u. k focused on this. and just today's off to that the government said we're not looking at expanding say fruit. so both from somebody iq i really need to shift that focus away from this filed approach to one that actually shows that it will save lives energy. so unless there are safe routes, people so motivated to try and make this dangerous to crossing across the the, the english channel that emily mcdonald migration specialist and the u. k. advocacy office of human rights wars. thanks for joining us. thanks so much. i a w and says serial still unsafe optis, 13 years of war between pro government forces and rebel fights is the you. and so will one define. this is escalating on several front lines and the people of syria a bearing the brunt for millions have sort refuge in neighboring countries. that means there's little chance of returning home any time soon, saying ahold of that wants to be in refugee, living in tripoli, in north 11 o. as a refugee at the age of 14 mohammed was forced

through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a told to say, well, months, peaceful to negotiations, or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight what actually is going on in regards to ukraine. because we should say, i mean stallman has promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to the crane. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to crate up to 20. 30. on top of that, i think the world bank loans to ukraine person has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back, bruce soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this very tips about whilst at the same time, stop on the label and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance. they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend the spending in general. things like tried and this is

through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. a. u weaponry pouring into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a tool to say when one's peaceful to negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think, 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine, because we should say, i mean installment has promised 3000000000 pounds a year to ukraine. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they've budgeted 3000000000 pounds, e a t create up to twenty's the see. on top of that? i think the well darn close to ukraine, brisson has underwritten them. right. so if you can call and pay them back, but as soon as liable all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse takes about whilst at the same time, stop on the label and the name of politics attacking punches in the winter fuel allowance they've refused to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this teen claim, just to defend spending in general to things like tried. an

through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. a. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war. and is it possible a tool to say when one's p store so negotiations or any kind of settlement the worst? think 1st of all, it some pull in to highlight well, actually is going on in regards to ukraine because we should say, i mean stall my, his promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to the crane. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they budgeted 3000000000 pounds, the crate up to twenty's the see. on top of that, i think the well darn close to ukraine person has underwritten them. right. so if you can comp paid them back, britson is liable. all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this verse 6 about whilst at the same time, stop on the labor and the name of politics, attacking punches, and the when to fuel allowance. they refused to scrap the to child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this he claim, just to defend spending in general, things like tried and this is a governmen

through ukraine. is it virtually impossible in britain now to oppose the u. k. u. s. u weapon reporting into ukraine for this war? and is it possible a told to say, well, months peaceful to negotiations, or any kind of settlement the worst? think 1st of all, it's important to highlight well actually is going on in regards to ukraine because we should say, i mean stall, my, his promise, 3000000000 pounds a year to new crew. he said, for as long as it takes, am i thinking the budget they budgeted 3000000000 pounds a year to credit up to 2030. on top of that, i think the world bank loans to ukraine person has underwritten them. right? so if you can comp paid them back for a soon as liable, all of this money, billions and billions, who voted for this very tips about whilst at the same time stop and the labor and the name of politics as hockey punches, and the when to fuel allowance, they refuse to scrap the 2 child benefit cap, the committing to spending billions and billions for this t claim, just to defend the spending in general. things like tried and this is a governm

the through secretary says that's for the police to determine find below alpha 0 minute u. k is the princess of wales. catherine says she's completed chemotherapy for an undisclosed cancer and will resume some public juice. he's in the coming months. kensington palace released a new video to coincide with her announcement. for the past has been largely absent from public life in person since she was diagnosed earlier this yeah, she describes the past 9 months as incredibly tough. charlie angela has more of this from london. a is a heavily edited video set to contemplative music with kate's voiceover in which she says that she's doing whatever she can to stay counts of free. and she is taking each day as it comes, the video features. huh. and william and the children for the king, the notebook and the sunshine is going to the light boil funds around the world. what it doesn't tell us is one stage of tapes. treatment is at, as the policy has got to be very quiet as to what kind of cancer cells found. this is where she was treated and what treatment she received and not really a

ukraine, the traditional methods that also use us to broadcast such as through television being impacted, particularly in the u. k. you know, the way it was taken off broadcasts, and really it's always being much more of a digital operation than anything else. so that'd be pretty forward thinking. and so i think this will have a relatively big impact on their ability to reach people in the homes. want me to talk to think this is going to have on other states control media organizations around the world. obviously, archie is not the only one. know it's not, but i think it is probably the most explicitly, obviously following the rule of the government thought a survey. and so i think that, you know, in that way it is a little bit of a, a stand example honestly. so i don't imagine that we will start to see tip full time kind of replications of this happening elsewhere with other state and major organizations in part because they're not used as explicitly as the kind of friendship propaganda for each individual government around the world. so yeah, i don't think that many of those organizations need to worry too much

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being tracked as you will down the high street, a walk through train stations, and the like, creating a mess network of did stoops of agents across the u. k. this is a full of did store for terry newsome actually in europe. this type of technology is worried to be restricted. so you may save use cases such as tracking down, missing people or in the sponsor live tired spread. yet there's no such legal basis that restricts its use in the u. k. that needs to change. yes, the rise of very serious and they needed a proper police response. but we need a new jack. a forward terry distill was surveyed in state care in the k, michael your thoughts here on the harsher sentences. more surveillance is that the answer definitely isn't the onset. it's the trojan horse by which the police and the state you're actually using to introduce these draconian powers. it's interesting just going back to the point that was made about the legitimate concerns. when was the legitimate concerns when lucy let be killed and killed again? several children that didn't actually lead to writing. where was the legitimate concern that was the late job that concerned when on

london with tens of thousands of people have been marching through the central cities, the name of the kind of city and some of our team b, u. k. and us by cheeks making them unprecedented, joined public appearance in london saying, getting a ceasefire in gaza is a question of political will. and the friendship last cools, the appointments of michelle body are betrayal. protest take some of the sex. joining us. we're beginning goes over these ready ami as again targeting densely populated refugee camps and residential areas. at least 20 full palestinians have been killed since dawn on saturday. one strike had an apartment in alber res refugee camp, killing a mother and a son that nearly how's the morning will plants and types of school sheltering displays. families in the jabante refugee camp in northern gaza, at least 8 palestinians were killed. sort of thing. yeah. now, do you see the 2 missiles talking to the tents? not even a concrete building or a tunnel. we came down really good. and we saw among the people killed the woman who was preparing milk for her child, the siege, hunger, and destruction. we've experienced enough

u. k. doctors who signed an open letter to the british pm urging london to fully hold arms exports to israel on pressure west through his little into the police far. and we did mom the, the government on so mediately to bring it in to the continued is really ministry escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies, a one step result in a ceasefire by withholding military support to israel and ending on straight with israel. we believe our government is obliged to do this based on the personal and international humanitarian law and that it is the morally, as well as legally right thing to do. the main reason that my name is on the left side is because of the barricade that has a could see a bunch and an issue in gaza. and i truly believe that it's my government had any idea what was really happening on the ground. they would not support the same israel by rice, whom alexa and by offering to share the fittest i have. and the stories that i've seen 1st hand and had for my palestinian colleague 2nd hand. i hope that i will be able to make a difference with my research coworkers. okay

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u. k. we watch with traits concern the demonstrations against our government. he was just about to austin the bishop from about to come through. when did you have last elections here? you know, because it's like you had oh, sort of criticism and a text from whatever size. it's like um, it's difficult to assess, it's a, it's a ration of me. i can't imagine that scenario now, is there any one the freedom party can form a correlation with the and what compromises might even have to make to make that happen? yeah. but the only situation that i would see is a change in part to have now it within the social democratic party, you have a very ambitious governor who's not the head of the party, but the shoes name and stuff could see. and i think he's even more right wing and he has even more if i may say even weird, a perceptions of the constitution, etc. and uh, if he replaces the car instead of the social democratic party that we would see a coalition of is rivaling us and to social democrats. which would come as a surprise maybe to somebody in process. but it could happen. and the, this is, this is 11 scenario. and other scenario w

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u. k is approach has changed in recent months. the previous government had proposed the controversial plan to deport and documented migrants and refugees through rewind. it was cracked by them, you would ministration lead by prime minister care star downing street has painted another policies under discussion one that could the mirror. the approach taken by italy, the following controversial deals with denise and libya, italy has recorded the 62 percent dropping on documented migrants this year. prime minister, georgia maloney has also signed a 5 year multi $1000000.00 agreement with the pena to process up to $36000.00 asylum seekers annually from countries. italy deemed safe. the migration crisis is a new dates back to 2015, when more than a 1000000 of refugees in migrants entered to europe. it exposed the deep divisions within the u. some countries welcome to asylum seekers, while others close their borders and tested the blocks solidarity. as we through approaches in another hemisphere and see conditions worse than concerns are growing without significant policy changes. tragedies like this one will only become more frequent access. i'm gon

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through correct that i am food in the house today. the assessment i have received, leaves me unable to conclude anything other than dr. saxon u. k. on this expos to israel. that does exist a clear risk, but they might still commit will facilitate a serious spiders of international humanitarian. the critics say it's not enough since this affects only 30 out of $350.00 u. k. licenses that supply is row with everything from components for military across and drones plus pulse that facilitate ground targeting from 2022 to june. last year. the use case since may be $75000000.00 worth of weapons to israel view k and says this latest measure is not a blanket fun. and during the effects weapons that could be used in serious breach of international humanitarian rule is ready. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned the decision, quoting, it's shameful. doing with or without the british arms is ro will win. this will unsecure common future. in the u. k, the nation's chief rabbi, says the move big is the least and will only encourage all shed enemies. the british government has faced months of widespread protest against the war in g

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through. and as we've been in the news news, as we brad, you know, a lot of party members have flood or have tried to flee to other countries like india and u. k. u. s. canada, other places in your violin retaliation because they knew the violence they were inflicting. and so what we're needing going forward is an absolute popular prosecution of all criminals, of the former regime that were involved in acting these levels of, of, of, of oppression. and it's important that going forward that the interim government and any future leadership is able to reconcile forms of retributive justice as well as rehabilitation. so we're not recreating, has seen this bottom of that. you know, we're creating one that is filled with hope filled with prosperity filled with justice and accountability. so that is, i think in all competing vision of what justice should be looking like going forward. and of course, there are rights groups to actually warning against this kind of been jolanda justice. on the other hand that may be another accessed, it could in fact, actually perpetuate the system that had been in place before. um property. i wanna ask you about of w

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