u. k. try to push as well to come up for the winter humanitarian plan for garza. how aware of people of this flurry of political and diplomatic activity in the background is any of it starting to filter down to people on the ground having an impact on people's lives that will need people here in gauze? only have one question today. when is the ceasefire? did you have anything about that these off? no more questions, we continue to hear from a civilians endeavor to bella and elsewhere. also, industry, they have some sort of bare minimum level of cautious optimism this time regarding the current folks for us has 5 deals that had been held in cairo with the engagements of palestinian factions and is very delegations now what is some interesting to say is that civilians have been calling for a for a very long time for a, for a ceasefire. abuse that can guarantee their rates and to their displays a town to their homes. and then also the strip. i'm a hospice ation of the ongoing, for se it went from us and he's been there has been ongoing. the argument point out that we

u. k. trying to cost the russian troops withdraw from the region? what are you in touch everything from this to? well, of course, they want to the civilized where they said the middle east and especially syria, they want to drive out the russians because it's, you know, that's a thorn in their eyes. the restaurant is still, they're having their basis since a long, long time. and we'll know that the west is, yeah, they say a russia, you know, wants to a text euro wants to attack the west. and also we know that the buying and administration will go out in 12 few weeks. but of course i personally don't, has any hope of the new administration, because we know that the trump administration wants to destabilize the middle east even more. so we have no service in from sydney. well that's there. recently also rented africa is also another from. so this is the aim of the us and the west. they want to keep the world had you money. and this is what they are trying to do. and especially in the middle east, they are still into or from syria, also from iraq since

u. k. trying to push these around to come up with a winter humanitarian plan for goals that we know direct from past experience that tends to be end up taking is riley, military activity around diplomatic efforts. what is your sense here time? well in fact we see that many regional values and mediation is all taking and leading diplomatic shots do so ethics in order to reach a ceasefire deal in guns and especially that yes. today, the american elected president elect donald trump, has a cold for an immediate police officers by the hostages held by how much winding of city consequences if they are not then at being the streets at once, he has been officially no great said um we know that in previous times, hostages few minutes every night supplies deliveries a the, a for his right, the presence in garza and the remaining, altima impala, have been sticking points and issues to reach spite the, as well from it. sites wanted to continue, it's minutes reparations. on some restoring it's carpet, it's ke

u. k. all the naples trying to run through the military of microphone that they have by the fleets in the let's see right now or by sick book and has to visit with them. and they tend to expand more areas that it can handle for the long drawn strategically, the updating made it to the, the one in technically right now, if we take it from military wise, what happened yesterday in yemen, we see the equities already tried that. the ballistics, besides the surface, the surface surface to, to see and then they use the cruise me sides and they use the m detectable drones such as c, f, a and some a know. and they shut down about $10.00 to $9.00 drones. the american thrones, which are the most sophisticated drones in the world, no way of talking about the safety. and what's this, i think this is a fitting philip. if we take it as technical mistake, i don't think it is because of all the weapons that they are using or uh, equipments, or let's say uh jets of the oldest systems that they have. it's a supported by f f system in the system, which is, i don't if you get a notification from a friend of volt a

to west aviation disaster on the south korean swim 3 migrants have died trying to cross the english channel from funds to the u. k. the debts take this, he is told from the failed plan, this time crossings to 76 french maritime services site. several people fell into the water trying to board and of a crowd of vessel around 50 people were given emergency treatment on the beach and at a nearby naval base. georgia has sworn in and you president of the month of political turmoil. the kind of like have a loss really is a form in pay from the governing georgian dream policy. george's political crisis response bond. the policies disputed the election within october and the government's recent suspension of talks to join the european union. outside parliament purchases gathered waving red cods in reference to his former career as a football that's a meant just especially really outgoing presidents. so long as are a bitch really said that she would leave the presidential palace, but she insisted that she would fight on as a by john's president has cooled on russia to admit responsibility for the as a by john airlines cra

i'm just going to try something secret. when i came in the u. k. in 2015. i'm a dumb slurry, kara, i helped the elderly lived their lives as normal as possible. and i can't see any as well. i haven't been to month way since i came here. i miss you, my family call. this is involved with our support. about 4 people. my mom, my 2 cousins, and occasionally my sister the most that i've ever sent. my mom was 200 pounds most the time. so just like send her like about a 100 pounds every month because i'm still a student. i don't really get lunch. i came to the u. k. in september 2015 trespassing me and my sister portia came to the u. k as well for my job. i work as an id, consultant, and engineer in schools i do guns, solid and african contemporary and traditional dance phones. it's my side self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in this the continent and of ridge i send home about a 150 to 200 pounds a month, depending on who needs that money and why? because i don't and very much myself here in this country as an immigr

the chinese business man use links with prisons, prince andrew to try for us to spy for china. the u. k. hi quote. his name's young tango is the alleged by of to details the most last week about his relations with the prince. he was banned from britain 2 years ago. besides n c has been kept secret under court order was with hearing aids, some time in the accusations of so called the chinese espionage. our pastors would like to point out that the development of china, you can't relations, is in the common interest of both countries fairly. and there's also conducive to promoting world economic growth and responding to global challenges. the best way to as the rest of the military police officer from argentina accusing him of espionage. it comes as knowledge and tina shelters, venezuelan opposition, members, attitudes, embassy incorrect, as is the latest in a series of different kind of disputes between the 2 nations. since spend this way the present nicholas madura declared victory in july as dispute to the election. theresa bo reports to be had been living in the id in time embassy for

unite the country under the new administration. 3 migrants have died trying to cross the english channel from, from the, to the u. k. the disc take this is told from, filed the claim, this time crossings to $76.00 french maritime services. i. several people fell into the water trying to pull the over crowded vessel around 50 people were given emergency treatment. so georgia has one and a new president off the months of political turmoil. the capital a capital s really is a form in p from the governing georgian dream policy, as well as a full, a full of the country has been rocked by weeks of purchase, solved to the government suspended talks to join the e u. that comes as a law and those are of which really told support is that she would leave the presidential palace but has promised to fight on. she says that she is the legitimate president and has called for new elections. votes are being caused and crow wishes. presidential elections, the left leaning incumbents are and melana, which has helped opinion polls so far. but no candidate is expected to win outright as a rental. so it could be house in 2 weeks time. e

u k. and he has said overdue, but he wants for the west to try and find some sort of common ground with russia. and the conflict in new craig know as a result of his stance he was needing to back in may, there was an assassination attempt on his loss. why a pro ukrainian individuals who shot him 5 times at 3 of those shots actually hitting a little bit fit to, to in the optimum, one in the shoulder. and really leaving him in a critical condition. he had hours of surgery, we see him now. he's a 5 to well, pretty strong man, but the reason that he has come to most goes, as you mentioned back, this is a file, this gas trends that deal. this is a deal with signs. so the gas rushes transact through ukraine. 5 years ago. it's about to expire. so vac yeah, absolutely relies on this cheap russian gas. ukraine is saying you're not going to have it because we will not extend this. you heard well, but fits the same. russia is willing to do so, but it caught, if you crane says no, we haven't heard. well, russia's position is following, not meeting, but we did a presentation. speaking about this, just abou

u. k. so good guy says be is to try and solve the challenge of also scarcity a. well, that's a really good question. i mean, i think one important place to start is to recognize is that all the natural gas is, have played for long as humans of live, need that and providing a reliable source of all to the communities down stream. while they do this really, especially as a cap to water for the snow in the winter with water is abundant and they stored and then release it during the months when perhaps it doesn't rain. and otherwise, what levels we drop these we visited supplied by gases can remain probably why this plane community is down stream. now when we think about the loss of glass, is that it's a caring, we're cool, is concerned about the lack of that storage and release of water. and this, this concept that we just had described, the artificial grass is we really should call them all to visualize reservoirs instead of glass. here we see a huge thing that plays downhill under a certain weight. and these things we talk about a much, much smaller and in that, i

the mediators are trying to resolve and at the same time, from some of the u. k, you have focused on the 1st thing on israel to develop the comprehensive one. so humanitarian relief planning in order to q the and mitigate the, the crisis and the gaza strip. and this is step can really indicate the, the level of the international in patients regarding the deterioration of the humanitarian situation. of course the gaza strip. but because there's not even a pressuring fees. busy to, to reach i did with how much, or even to guarantee a loss the ceasefire that can, in a can bring in for the ongoing misery, palestinians, tiny company as a mentor. about many folks the group of children who were injured by is really of type, some guys that have arrived in the us for treatment. this, the largest number of palestinian young people were to go to america for medical attention since the will began from chicago fil a valid report. as they wheeled out this, you have to wonder what is going through their minds from the horrors of a gauze or bull's eye to a celebrity like welcome

a, in the know that sort of thing a certainty they, they, they, they can try to do that and we see now certainly within the u. k. asylum process, we saw the most recent me and most typically in afghanistan, a previous to the full of a, the coalition over there. and before, at the 1st couple to the top to bottom, we sold in the state say, well, the terabyte is prevalent in this region, but you can relocate to another region of that country. what they so boils down to is a states playing, to be honest, foss them news with the fundamental tends to directly teach prevention and the need for people to seek century. if you don't on uh, pause individual sense of why they need to be in another country over here do. if you try and shut the door on the bull that you do. the feed irregular migration plays a new tract, people into randy dangerous situations. as we've seen throughout here it, you does have very high levels of irregular migration. and if we see member states stopped to try out from the door in the people in the syrians people's faces. you will see, i'll tell you that what was of the regular migration. ultima

but, but even when people are trying to get organized in some countries like in the us, canada and the u. k. young people, adults, a really bad hand in the sense that they get in huge data before they even entered the workforce. and i'm talking of course about student loans, many are taking to social media to share the actual data amount and plans on how to pay for it to take a look. how much would you say you'll have towards the end of the like yeah, probably for me like i have under $10000.00, but i have friends that are $40000.00 so i can't complain. after i finish my degree, i will most likely have to spend a lot of time trying to find money to get them lined up. and at the same time, i will also have to delete all my major lines easier. and when i sign up for the loan, the interest rate was that 7 percent. so not only was 7 percent of interest sold in wrong was cool. but by the time i finished paying off the loan, which is only a year after i finish school, the interest rate was that 12 percent the month is too much, so you pay. but once you graduate, when you get joel is nice, the les

also important to say that the u k government, have scrapped for some people but there are still over a million people that will be getting this payment. they are tryingit. as you know, that's called a gateway benefit, if you get that either a lot of other benefits and you apply the winter fuel payment and that campaign has caused an extra 40,000 people to sign up. it is very good news for those 40,000 pensioners. industry leaders have warned that the uk does not have enough construction workers to build the 1.5 million homes promised by the government. the home builders federation and the uk's largest house—builder barratt redrow said tens of thousands of new recruits across bricklaying, groundworks and carpentry are needed to get anywhere near the target. let's speak to neiljefferson, ceo of the home builders federation. good morning. thank you for joining us. what is the cause of this shortfall? is it brexit? is that young people not going in the industry? is it a lack of investment and improvement? mil it a lack of investment and improvement?— it a lack of investment and improvement? all of those factors, actually. _ improvement? all of those fact

k issue for that case uh, most thousands of lies from both sides. and that's why it an u. curtis resolution has been trying to be promoted into care for the last one month. the rates by the nationalist leader, that's 542 p. s. a for the kurdish fighters groups laid down arms and be directly involved in politics is the only way. is it for cooperation? as you have said, there is also conflicts of interest among their position as well. right now. i will actually explain this in a very detailed way in who's going to go with where it took a few minutes to set the opposition sections a should really not a should the should unite under one umbrella for the, for the nation building. but we know that the f, i say, is that we know as the s and assuming national, i mean right now. and h t us have full each other for long, even though they were on the same size of the war. and how are they going to build the relation with the a p y d within the s, the raise your region on the eastern side of these bases, the sales back by the united states, by the way. so these are the questions that, that need to be answered for now.

he's clearly trying to engineer to solve right revolution across the west, the world. he is back tonight with our eyes who was behind the push to get the u. k . out of the european union. and many people are of cause, also expecting illness to throw his weight behind and not even a pen in france at some point. okay, thank you. hi, nina hasa. it's just syria on the 1st us diplomats to visit the country since the fall of the asset. and regime arrived in the capital of damascus that expected to hold talks with the brambles, who not formed the government and who b u. s. and other states still classify as a terrorist organization. it's a sign of transition that's being reflected across the country. some members of the former president, a pro, before the president's military integrated into the new order. they've been told to hand over the weapons of face prosecution and many say that happy to do so. lymphoma general from the west, the city of homes has been speaking to correspondent. but let me try to are you so and you have seen was a general in bashar assad or me? he's here looking for redemption. many of the officers from the now defunct mach

u. k. what hypocritically calling for everything to be done for this personnel to be released. but then they put the lives of those you in negotiating who were trying to negotiate this release at risk with calling everyone to listen to the s cheese statement. he said the tx on signed and read see ports endangered submitted, turn operations in a serious way at a time when millions of people in yemen need this military assistance. it's difficult to characterize is rose and the anglo saxon coalitions actions is anything but a deliberate escalation which resulted in casualties amongst civilians in human it's irrelevant with these attacks. whitley retaliatory, the scope of destruction is consummate in increments or it by the way, some of the logic can be seen in the context of is rose milledgeville operation in the gaza strip. where as a result of idea of actions over 45000 people have died civilians, 45000 civilians is rarely military leadership has openly stated. it's intention to continue this operation in human aiming to paralyze the activity of the 3 a full mentioned ports which remains the most important artery for the delivery of humanitarian con

day and night to try to see miles was just absolutely astonishing the life that pulled back even not very for us on the nap. please note i opened some of the various species in the u. k. make a come back to 2 dogs, night jaws and purple improve. butterflies are all sliding here. not really and spot us. i think to think could we roll this out across the whole estate? but could we actually then do something while the more of the state was given over to nature with dramatic results? so this is the 2nd chapter of the net while then project. and i'm told this is where things get really wild on the latest intent. so we've come down to the southern block. yeah. and we're gonna meet charlie portal. i use the other half as a net wildlands project. and so for to take us and give us a bit of a tour around totally how i hello i we just sit in the back. it might seem strange getting me in the safari vehicle to drive around the english countryside. the wildlife 2 is to see net big fight or flight to positive business mode. the. it isn't long before us 1st. i think you said something funded you ran a flight to think oh wow, that was jenny. charlie wants me to see a way of visiting

u. k. and they love it. they know it's as if the opposite are all supposed to that now the r n a war for them, that's the, i guess i just try and, and do not states. and do you ok? so the, the case, but let's go to the cases law and the, the ethic of states is already in the last because what are the king are you want? do you want to punish the procedure or do up to punish the how many population? what has been done, is it, it's a punishment of the population that has no words or has no say and what the cost of doing, either against is or, or inside the country. so we do not think we cannot by any means, equate for the difficulties of doing and what these raise the u. s. d k are doing against young to me as the many of them on the bottom to proceed. cannot buckle down. what does happen in my country? i mean, just drawing what we have done by or i went by own money by our own money. we come up, i'm done that we come up, come don't this, whatever difficulties are doing i in the country i gave the population but being attacked by an outside there. that's something that we can never turn that rate, but we can never what have co

try to get is that i, i believe that they still have many, many steps. and many a tech i guess is what i was when i guess they might state another u. k. and very good saying or a russian all the time. i'm really lucky to see this continue, perhaps escalate vibes. go even deeper and further on. do you think that could be some form of negotiations sooner or later? to be honest with you at the beginning of you have any involvement that in the world or when they declared war against the is it i and because of the blue k that back and beginning side that that's being conducted by is it i in, in does that you many would clear the only way to stop this attack if you're not able to spoke at that or uh, do you decide in, in the, in does that, of course, i believe that they would it be more escalation for the united states. but the, i mean, just wouldn't mention this at the beginning of year many involvement and degrading what i guess is what i united states have since at leave a message gets to the to mind, which is work as the mediator in human. and they have requested i'd say to the uh, to sign off, or is it over uh, they say unsettled about

u. k. from germany and poland. only a few that compared to what used to be a large a potty, shall we say. why do you, why do you think he's doing this when he is trying to go as a trump improve? um ukraine. um, trunk will obviously be the president really in just a little more than a month. and of course uh, frederick match lo, he's the opposition lee the today in february, he's likely to be charged phillips. he is almost certainly going to pursue a more belligerent policy on ukraine. then the hapless a chance to all up charles. so he wants to be prepared for the trump piece plan, and we have vague outlines of what it is trump is going to propose, as is a solution to ukraine any will, would entail some losses of territory on the part of ukraine. now, what now is now doing is saying, well, we're going to come up with our own peace plan in anticipation of the, the americans and the forwarding. it was, it will be our piece plan that will prevail. it's very, very unlikely, because ultimately it's the united states, the calls the shots, a lot of it is just simply fantasy that the europeans can just defy what the united states wants. well, in the meantime

u . k. he joins us from there. thank you very much for being with us here on notice era. a lot to unpack it. syrian government forces. i'm currently trying to regroup and retaliation. how effective had they been in and putting a hold to the offensive? and what more can they do? they basically waiting for reinforcements from russia at this point as well. and i think what happened with the city reinforces is something akin to add to the i got all these collapse just before the us was finished pulling out of that country with basically that was a presumption from russia and indeed from iran and other groups that the so we know me could actually hold the line that it was strong enough. you know, russia versus does not have enough troops in syria to do the fighting. full syrian is around to, to full 1000 russian troops in the serious that what they can do is provide logistical support. but it's assuming all me that has to do the fighting and what we can see and a lot, but it was about simply didn't happen. this wasn't a case of these fighting overlap, but this was the case of the syrian army, basically folding and retreating and surrendering

u. k. alex, how significant is the built in rhode initiative in terms of building china is influenced in central asia and what are the ramifications for russia? well, i mean, obviously trying there is increasing its lives in central asia. the belly button to ship is long being a key element of that in the region, and it's not just didn't take it started across the entire safe sex relation. i mean, the new type projects and visitors basically finding ways for chinese goods to make their way to you up to the west. other countries, some of these routes by cost rusher and ends and central asia is basically the only game in town. if he wants to buy his bypass the, well, i'm in the southern route and rush driven know try to certain risk. so it is incredibly important for the chinese 2222 increases influence in that region. alex, i recall at the time of the 2023 central asian leaders summit that was held and she on and when i was there at the time, there was this ongoing discussion about whether this growing influence of china full central asia indicates some sort of decline in terms of russia's fear of influence, or whether there's some sort of differentiation between, well, a c