to challenge these decisions. now what we see here in the u. k is the routes to those appeals has now been stuff has now been significantly narrow through only at all and for peel piece before the u. k. codes on individual grounds, rather than on general grounds in relation to, to save your for one to make an appointment with kings. college london is probably appreciate your time and your analysis today. thank you. all right, here's a quick look down some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a new independent reports as it is real has failed to provide evidence backing up its claim to 12 members of the human agency for palestinian refugees were involved in the october 7th. come off terror attacks. the review panel commission by the un found that only rucker has procedures in place to ensure its neutrality. but it also says that under has room for improve. police have a rest of dozens of students at a pro palestinian demonstration at new york university. hundreds of protestors, many of them jewish protested despite camp

a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges, the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded. u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional the saying it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill, declaring that rwanda is a safe country, despite the history of mistreating migrants. the bill also order is u. k. courts to ignore the country's own human rights act, as well as international rules and refugees to the un human rights office. wait in the last month. the combined effects of his bill attempting to shield government action from spend the legal scrutiny directed on the call to basic human rights principles. supplements, comb with folks that international human rights and assign them related obligations . following legislation. we urge the u. k. government to

a 32 kilometer journey to seek asylum in the u. k. britain's conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with the wanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims were being processed. a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges, the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded. u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional saying it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill, declaring that rwanda is a safe country, despite a history of mistreating migrants. the bill also order is u. k. courts to ignore the countries own human rights act, as well as international rules a

a thousands of refugees in migrants that, that come to the u. k. and they will try and make the case for the clients, they lots of these people that come over in the small of what's actually do have a right to asylum would have the rights asylum in the u. k. previously, because they, they do phase persecution. but this policy of sending them to run the does it as a blanket but not accept those claims. so they say that you can't government say that rhonda is a safe country. so people will be sent to rhonda whether they have a rightful claim to sign them or not. and then the claims will be processed in wrong the but they don't have a chance to actually come and set them in the okay. good enough and none of them thanks so much for bringing us up to date that. oh okay, lets take a look. now. some of the other story is making headlines around the world. more than $200.00 us quakes have ruffled eastern taiwan since monday. they were off to shots from the $7.00 magnitude quake that hit the hawaii in provence, at least call us at 8 full. the fire department

but his lawyer as i've written to the u. k. government urging it to suspend on sales to israel, and that's a ones the u. k. could be come present in genocide and other breaches of international law. some of the i got as little as somebody that has become more common in london in recent months, another palestinian solidarity protest. this one outside the british department of business in trade demanding that the u. k. government revoke arms export licenses to israel. it is one of the most contentious issues. the campaign is what part the u. k. plays and the catastrophe unfolding in gaza and what it means where its own due to use on the international law. reminding the prime minister, which you soon ask of those obligations more than 600 lawyers. and dr. demick sporting that concern about israel's world goes up the calling for the british government to suspend the provision of weapons to israel saying the u. k. as in breach of international law, they also say the government must work towards an immediate and permanent ceasefire

u. k. government revoke is explored licenses to israel. it is one of the most contentious issues for campaign is what part the u. k. plays and the catastrophe unfolding in gaza and what it means for its own duties on the international law. reminding the prime minister, which you soon ask of those obligations more than 600 lawyers. and dr. demick sporting that concern about is rails world goes up the calling for the british government to suspend the provision of weapons to israel saying the u. k. as in breach of international law, they also say the government must work towards an immediate and permanent ceasefire and stress about position through the un security council. the noise say the u. k, must urgent to impose sanctions on senior members. a v is really government who made statements in sizing genocide where states adding to this revelation by a conservative m. p. sharing a parliamentary, far in a fast committee that the government's own lawyers issued advice, but israel had breached international law. the foreign secretary david camero

this has at least 5 people, including a child drowns, trying to make the dangerous crossing from farms into the u. k. u and then you are paying council, have s b u k. to drop the scheme. how does training, joins try cuz killed at least one pass and in southern lebanon. it hit a vehicle in the town of blooming around 50 kilometers from the route is where the armies as the target was a member of hezbollah. nobody's on grief as laurence and attack in which highly ation is remote g and has blood. i've been exchanging flying across the border since october. the close border fighting between israel and the lebanese group has been growing in intensity, is despise tens of thousands of people on both sides of the border. they know how to join the un peacekeeping trip tool, touring $711.00 to see the cost of the wall. and the signs of war are visible almost everywhere along lebanon's border with isabel. this is a frontline where there's little life after more than half a year of hostilities that began when hezbollah opened up a front to help. it's like him, us in casa, most of israel strikes have been focused

u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, yeah, go out, is there a london the $1000.00 u. s. government as old as e, c o b, as invested at to leave the country, some of the official sites because of a poor deal between it's break away at region of some on the land and the fee up here. the agreement will allow landlocked to, if you, if you have to at least 20 kilometers of coastline, thought to be in the, of the port. a be able to somalia also said it's causing to of if you, if he has concerts, one in some of the land and the other in the semi autonomous region of portland, the government in mogadishu does not control these regions. i'll just give us katherine stories following the story from the county and capital. this is a big developmental and a huge escalation because it has been quiet diplomatically. um, since the feud between the 2 countries started of that h

um, in the middle east, south asia to the u. k. as well. yeah. what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have the domains or domains domains. we have u k, where the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last. so the last 23 years about about 30 percent of domestic population. they'd rather in the country i've left u k. i think major leads because of the wages that we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016, the doped as well. good you. it's united way immediately getting employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up with the government because of the different those 2 dimensions that i've brought, you realize that you dental of this study delays tend to of, to fight overboard and strikes will promotions. you have to keep them for keep on following so many of the s

u. k. to live up to its obligations under the geneva convention on the genocide convention in particular. and those obligations are clear and straightforward, and states must do whatever they can to prevent the commission of genocide. so let me, i seems to me, yeah, go ahead, go ahead. go ahead. what i wanted to ask you is could, could thank you okay supports then to israel make the u. k itself completed. and this done aside a she has a good do if it doesn't commit to it does cancel on sales for example, it is risk at risk being completed in the act of genocide. there's a serious risk of genocide resumes and i shall go over just as found and is a u. k. with that knowledge to in mind. carriers on exporting arms to israel and as a risk of those hours will be used in the conduct of aggressive activities by his route. and the conduct of genocide is the risk that's important. and the risk must be factored into account taking into account now. and it almost as much sees direct arm sales. however, to

u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya jago algebra, london. israel's defense minister says his forces were pivot target has blah in 11 on there's been a rising tension with uranium batch group earlier. several rockets with laurens from 11 on towards israel and one hippa town. i'm sure me came and con as more from the board, a town and moving his rough. this is the village of slimy, has been largely empty since october. the ape when hostilities broke out between has beloved and israel. let me just show you where i am. so you see the voter wilcox v d vocation between 11 east tennessee and is really territory. so far, the tensions have been largely contained to the border between the 2 countries as bullet wants it. that way is well, seemingly was it that way. but on monday night there was a, is really attack against and running causal in damascus. and now iran has said

to. it's affecting the so many sectors in u. k. not just the public sector goes out as time i went to ask you about solutions . of course, south and south korea is also facing an issue of aging population which we heard about. i mean, how. * how, you know, how is that meant to be address? do you have proposals as doctors for how to try and address that new main problem? all right, so you asked about, um seas in the financial aspect of what's going on. so i think coming up with a rational fair reimbursement scheme that incentivizes doctors to go into primary care so that we can take care of are increasing aging population makes sense, right now for example, pediatrics. there are no young doctors who want to become communications because of the amount of money that you can make seeing $1.00 patient as a pediatric doctor comes out to about $8.00 per patient. and so it costs more to get your hair cut then for you to go and see your doctor and take your your child to see a pediatrician and south korea. it's really a shame. and so looking

u. k. to live up to its obligations under the geneva convention of the genocide convention in particular. and those obligations are clear and straightforward and states must do whatever they can to prevent the commission of genocide. it is risk and risk being completed in the active genocide. there's a serious risk of genocide disease national guard just as found and is a u. k. with that knowledge to in mind, carriers on exporting arms to israel and is the risk of those hours will be used in the conduct of aggressive activities by his route. and the conduct of genocide is the risk that's important. and the risk must be factored into account, taking into account now at the office, those must cease. they have had under review the process of a supply of israel in the past weeks and months. i think this might be the additional stuff that's needed to get them to take a decision to stop sales guy. you watch or not underestimate the, the power of the lobby, if you like, that they are moved by the sit

to the suv. what for such a long time, both in the u. k. and i was trying the road if, if that gives an offer to look elsewhere and get given it back to deal. that's a working conditions. that's the pay and that will leave. so the 20 doctors in the u. k. trained to maybe even born and raised here if you decide to leave for the us. so for the, for north america flush australasia, me and some. ready lee, we be see a brain drain occurring from uh, yeah, for countries um, in the middle east, south asia to the u. k. so yeah, what i wanted to pick up on that with you don't to tell it because i understand that kenya, news is many doctors and this is to the u. k. each. yea. and this is actually part of the government agreement. is it not? can you tell us about that? yeah, i think we have a domain to domain agreement with you. okay. with the little masters that i'd be living, i think for the last the last 2 or 3 years about about 30 percent of domestic police from the country. i've left 2 k and i think major leads because of the wages and we just and

u. k. to find the backlash the present the in question, when on the defensive say he had not to express either his old bbc's position on the conference in gaza. well, thing gary done this. i'm at this. i'm going to be the old says that nick robinson had to button down as a b. c does not allow it's jonas to go elsewhere. i think that's a, that's a political statement made by mister robinson. a after receiving amount of pressure probably from bbc pulse is to try and salvage the situation. you know, i mean, the bbc doesn't really allow normally a journalist to just become sort of federal and gulf, the script like that. so, you know, the price to pay for that, and i think is the statements that came off to a company taking too seriously. broadly speaking is always been private as well. and when we talk about language, the interesting thing is what we're really talking about is a liability of international law. obviously why people like who can run, or she's still not really worried about the langu

let's get across to our u. k. correspondent, where get mass that she's following the day in parliament in london. forget prime minister wishes to not has pledged that the very 1st flights deporting migraines to a one to will leave in 10 to 12 weeks time. come what may, how realistic is that a prime minister originally so not has really made the so called run the plan central to his re election strategy. there will be electrons within the next months in the u. k. and he has promised at every opportunity that he will eventually become a stop to buy. so that's really from is to the bridge basis, that's really central to his political suffice. so he has made it at a stop. and so he has said that he will do everything to get the slides off the ground. and there's been speculation that he would even tie the elections very soon off the these planes will leave for rhonda. how much of this is rhetoric and how much he can actually do? that remains a big question because it is unlikely that he would get these slides off the

to speak. so too was the former u. k. home secretary. so while a brave woman, the binding of a conference with such big names made a big splash belgium's overpayment if it was more to find his country's constitution was held by the local legs in such little regard. what happens at the cloud, rich, today is unacceptable. municipal autonomy is a corner stone, the fall democracy, but can never over over belts and constitutional guarantee, the freedom of speech and peaceful assemblies. since 1830 banning political meetings is unconstitutional. full stop, a victory for free speech die perhaps. but this creep of if we don't like what you say or think we will find you is spreading of the less high profile incidence attract significantly less controversy. take a pro palestinian meeting that was due to be held in berlin a few days ago. where was the outrage from western politicians when the police were called to shut it down? oh yes, they was intending building police to turn the power of the venue. so one of the speakers appearing by video link e

u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, yeah, go out, is there a london? so it's a come off to the break. i'm john 100 in chicago. we're a surgeon, migraines is met one lines with food pantries, the spain, it just closer to recognizing it, palestinian state prime minister pedro sanchez, is that the forefront calling for israel 2 respects international humanitarian law . what i can tell you is that the situation will be gladly sought acceptable as an immediate cease firing. garza, there's an urgency to stop this terrible war and to open a new phase of sleep. peace precipitating the region. the spanish prime minister talks to l. g 0 a reporting. so the options have you have a good time for emergency 5. i'm going to be great when i'm hearing the facts, palestinian or arabic content has been removed or restricted understanding the reality for these demonstrators. it'

we are very grateful to receive the images from the u. k, because this will support the countries development. i'm not sure it's correct to the hosting them as an opportunity to us, as for wanda, is because they have skills which still share with us. so you understand that this is a profit for us of is look at it from an ethical and historical perspective of it. why 2 and one is history. we had many refugees community as a result of the genocide against the to the right. and we got help from the neighboring countries. so we support the refugees at that too, because we understand deeply it's good for them to come. i'm good for us to host them on the la hotel. now we need one and does is like this man who wish to remain anonymous or not so sure. where are you going to find the adults for these people? who uh so the like we've regulated but we've noted that you had the jobs, we are out there searching for jobs, british prime minister of issue. so next i is the 1st deportation slides, but just a few weeks away. and with immigration, a key issue

fire people driving trying to get to the u. k. just hours after the government process, a controversial law to send migrants and refugees to the one on marching to protect their culture and deadlines, brazil's indigenous peoples, a staging, a 5 day protest in the capital and sport inter have one the it's holly and sorry, a title maybe rivals ac milan to one to claim the tropi for the 20th time in their history. the 15 g m t. we're going to begin in gaza where israel's war isn't it? the 2 hundreds, a day more than the 34183 promised indians have been killed since october, the 7th thunder. no signs of the violence ending in the central parts of the strip is really air strikes. targeted on the senate refugee camp. it is in the north and the sides have also being hit of the i know we assessing our role as the, as mediators. we need serious commitment by all the sites to reach a deal. and secondly, attacking the mediator does not show commitments, does not show seriousness and does show a lack of enthusiasm and positively engaging in th

u. k. that will radically overhaul it's a silent policy. the body's human rights commissioner michael fire to urge the u. k . not to remove people under the policy warning, it infringes under additional independence. the bill was passed by the british parliament and we'll allow deportations of asylum seekers to for one to just after midnight. the 2 year legal impala meant to be stay all night ended with this vote in the house of commons, the i to the right, 312. the news to the last 237. so the, i have it the, i have it. it's a country national, know that is divided opinion in britain and the cost unit as well as in the one to some see it as an economic opportunity. i think it to be good for the mission close to getting but in there's no nothing that is better than human copy to quote us, we're very grateful to receive the in progress from the u. k. because this will support the countries development. i'm not sure it's correct to the hosting them as an opportunity to us, as for wanda, is because they have skills which still share with us. so you understand that this is a profit for us of is l

this happened just down was off to the u. k. problem and passed a controversial plan to process migraines and refugees of show and we're one to hurry full. so it has moved from london of the hours off to britain post a bill designed to deter these genies photo forests boats squared. again, an action in the english channel. despite the calm conditions, it had already been a deadly day. at dawn, a smouldering sizeable packed with a 112 migrants and refugees set off from this beach in front. official say it had assigned bank close to show 5 people, including a young girl, died in the crush and confusion even after that the boat pressed on a 2nd set. so the 257 people who were in the thing he stayed on board, preferring not to be rescued a c, a b minus just on the engine again, and decided to carry onto. what's great britain on the surveillance of the navy, the town, somebody said, britain, its latest get tough legislation. notwithstanding, was responsible the only big for the british of paying us. i stopped them but they welcome t

k really needs? is a system that actually works a system the well comes people who come to the you k and who comes to the u. k, seeking protection. i'm unable to access and assign them system, but the time and people claims badly and promptly. instead, what we have is a system that has been in planning neglected over the past decade or so with a pool that has grown enormously. instead of just dealing with the, with the claims that they come in, the government instead has chosen to pause a series of legislations culminating, and that's awful. around the safety act, the really is a make some. mccray opens national protection on one of the international legal obligations to which we we signed off. okay, latasha sign. great. as many thanks for taking time to join us the on this day of the day off to the k, parliament pos is the bill sending depos. he's sending asylum seekers to rolanda north korean leader kim jong is overseeing a drill. simulation was shown, yang is cooling a nuclear account to attack less involving multiple rocket launches. it comes a day off, the south korea said it's neighbor fired short ra

u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, jago algebra, london, his roles, defense minister says his full says will pivot to target has below in level. the supervising tension would be raining and backed grief. earlier several rockets, a load from 11 onto olds as well. i won't hit show me, it won't come as more from the bold, a town in north and his ro. and this is the village of slimy, has been largely empty since october. the ape when hostilities broke out between has beloved and is ro, let me just show you where i am. so see that go to the d. location between 11 east tired street and is really territory. so far, the tensions help and largely contained to the border between the 2 countries as bullet wants it that way as well. seemingly, was it that way, but on monday nights there was a, is really attack against and running console in damascus. and now iran has sa

to the proposed trophy. i don't think import funds in germany in the u. k. i mean this, there is a risk 1st of a strong precedent. no one knows your program like she is 6 to rarely out of the ticket position and my wife should dirt from the stern office. it doesn't make sense. and like i said, i mean live with the phone so you know what it means. you can imagine you hurry, your props, you're out there from my radio. you're already county. randy area. as far as i know about what you expect, the nice farming range of the big capital farming are you expecting to meet a certain how this process of students living. i'm going to be a be, have is period. i'm in a row from just walk into your file and then destroy it every day. i mean, not you do you have to leave it to understand it. you know, i don't know. it's one of them tomorrow, so you can look at, we just become a pull down cheese account, pulled down, step on how's the culture, little level and destruction. so i think that you would take decisions such as seems right at try me to journal. i might write someth

well over to the u. k, where hundreds of people have taken to the streets to protest against london's support for israel. waving palestinian flags of protesters demanded the government stop selling arms to tell of the protesters also called an immediate cease fire in gaza. the law in parliament mc george galloway prime minister wishes to knock on the spot or over his inability to influence as well as a position to go. the prime minister told us that he was off to make a telephone call to mister netanyahu to restrain on our government that has killed and maimed well over a 100000 people in 6 months. 72 percent of them, women and children. gonna tell us how the telephone call went on board and he will do it. his advice is not on the restraint. more begins mister frequent, most pleased to speak with prime minister netanyahu, who signed the u. k. so the support of israel security over the weekend. we also discussed the situation and how it wrong is isolated on the wild stage. and also i made the point to him t

now to u. k. ministers will present evidence to defend the government to the business and trade committee hearing on exports to israel. and let's go live straight away to san diego who's outside, westminster. and so you tell us more about why this hearing is being cooled and what we expect to hear from both sides as well. it's, it's becoming more of a process where the british export licenses the ons licenses to as well are coming on the increased scrutiny. not least because that was not less about was signed among them by a full month justices of a supreme court that questions. what's the use case ro is in this and a watch it, it can do to avoid any accusations of playing any pause in breaching international humanitarian law. and one of those justices and the signatures about left. so wasn't the presenting statements to the committee that is taking place. and he said basically that the 2 of the arguments hinge onto accounts whether it's house attaining on the looking at the findings. i'll be the

u. k. to provide and to look for a coordinate response. but the response now is the phone because what it does is roll through next it wrong as already said that that was its response that it's now over. for now, the low level has gone down, but that could change it during the day. it seems like quite a confusing message from the united states because they're saying that the support for as well is iron clad. and yet privately we hear that they don't want as well to respond. how is all of that being played out in israel itself around as the officials, the consider what they're going to do in response to the attack if they're going to respond well, this is all part and parcel of the, the diplomatic rigmarole that takes place when events like this happen, america has to make a strong public statement, a comment show any kind of criticism towards the state of israel is committed to the defense. all the states of his own to the point of supplying is all with $3800000000.00 here in military assistance i learned that was before. i'll try to do so

u. k. to demonstrate directly to them, the dangers of living alongside elephants, the statement comes made rising tensions over potential trophy hunting in port bounds proposed by berlin. a monday i get the sense that they think these elephants are bets. i get the sense that many seeing these elephants are human beings, and the majority would perceive the value of these elephant says superior to human life. and what's one, why don't true for a moment, the experience leaving with them? that's why this offer was made to yourselves to have them in hyde park, a very complex value based policy problem since but so on. i is home to over a 3rd of the countries. um alex is a management decisions have major consequences on the spaces as a whole. and it all started earlier this year with germany's environmental ministry flow to the proposal to impose certain limits on the import of hunting trophies into the country. out of concern for poaching presidents and we'll put through my system believes that cau

people have suffered lost all the way disappointing life among bewanda is opposition policies off to the u. k. finally, post a kind of controversial build would send a legal asylum seekers in person to respond to originations like the u. k. should fulfill their responsibility to host refugees and notes and then to search the countries we have problems with foot security, mal nutrition, poverty, joblessness, lack of housing repression. so what will happen to these refugees? the board has parliament has approved the legislation to address the influx of migrants into the country, hoping the measure will deter refugees from taking small boats across the english channel. the plan proposes to send the illegal asylum seekers arriving from safe countries, such as fronds to the african nation and to pay compensation including a fee for f for individual relocated. the asylum claims would be processed in rwanda. this approved migrants would remain that as well. the ones that officials have said the pleased with below the legislation, raise the wave of control of a thing in the u. k. parliament. some bri

u. k. lead his 1st visit to germany since he took office 18 months ago. also on the agenda during that talks was a joint german and u. k. plan to develop remote controlled artillery. we can get more now from the w as chief political editor, mikayla, cuz now who joins us from the chancellor in violin. miss ya, ukraine. obviously a huge topic on the agenda today. tell us a bit more about what folks and so not we're talking about this is really overseas through not the bridge department. it's a cool this inflection point. he called the ministry corporation between particularly germany and britain, the closest it has ever been. and the 1st for us is actually labeling. this is him returning to the world stage. he's just come from poland. now speaking with the drum and sean, so it was quite clear that both on some more competition not to just still label themselves as the biggest supporter of ukraine without putting the other one in 2nd place within the european context. and so clearly at both, once again said that they would continue to back at the ukraine. and

u. k. to balance its legal obligations. but the dilemma for the prime minister, how he can continue to remain firm as an ally of israel, as public support for the country continues to diminish. sonya guy, yeah, go out, is there a london? well joining, so the studio as much as the henry, who's the director of golf study center, that's kind of all universities, could have, you know, analysis of the ways. but you could just begin with this sort of conversation between a bite and nothing. yahoo, i mean that's a lot going on behind the scenes separately and also aware of, but we can certainly read between the lines that's in the always had his hand slots and his is bashed basically bite bite and it's now with and that's, and you know, he will listen, but we've heard the same now from lincoln in brussels and drunk could be, was very clear on what the tone of the conversation was. just, you know, what makes this phone call different pre elements and, but when we have not seen nothing yahoo coming out and, and, and spoke about anyth

to the story about functions on a wrong. like what your opinion needs is on top of the us and u. k. also we're going to impose sanctions in the coming days thought solve to is drone and miss honda cycled israel. time on says today's attack was in response to these really blaming of its concepts in damascus. 2 weeks ago, withdrew them this tact lotion by you one against the ease read. we have decided to put to essentially, to put in place sections against the new one. so if a clear signal, the $31.00 to to send 8, we also want to do a receipt to protect the savings interested in life. let us restore on the release. we thought this was a for hostages, which one of the ceasefire images a ceasefire. it was, he's having 4 ministers, amazing supports and the it's highly an island of cap free that expects to focus on the growing tensions between iran and israel and the white a region also on the agenda as well as warm calls of the situation in the red sea and the will and ukraine. g 7 meters will meet in june. let's go to also as jenna how he's been covering that g 7 meeting in comprehend j