u . k. under the windsor framework, goods will be separated into a green lane for goods traveling to northern ireland and a redline for goods moving into the e u. o. re challenge as more this deal. if it is going to stick, has to satisfy 2 key political constituencies. one of them is wrecks at hard line as within the conservative party, but perhaps more importantly than them. it also has to satisfy the democratic unionist party here in northern ireland. both of these groups have been fiercely critical of the northern ireland protocols. it has taken months to get to this point on we will not be rushed, will not be pushed into a hasty decision. we want to make the right decision. now until the d u p. all satisfied, then the deal is not a goa. and until do you pay a satisfied this building behind me store months is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where know that on and has its power sharing executives of which the d. u. p. a hoff imes, which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a

u. k. under a government re settlement program in the month that followed the february invasion, tens of thousands of british families of all different backgrounds, whether based in remote villages in the far north of scotland or coastal communities like this one on the southern edge of england volunteered to host ukrainians in their homes. among them was retiree janet atkinson, who says she felt she had to help out however she could and offered her home up for a lacy as 1st 6 months. i think most rewarding part is that they feel safe here. and it's nice the challenge now, 9 months later and without government support is to find affordable housing close enough for laced his 2 sons to stay at their current schools. well, i can't put them through the turmoil of social housing, which may not even been working on soil off no 6 months. but i think it has to be finite for their sake as well as mine. they need to make their own lives. so you, you're for young artem that life includes art now on display

u. k. under a government resettlement program. in the months that followed the february invasion, tens of thousands of british families of all different backgrounds, whether based in remote villages in the far north of scotland or coastal communities like this one on the southern edge of england volunteered to host ukrainians in their homes. among them was retiree janet atkinson, who says she felt she had to help out, however she could and offered her home up for a lacy as 1st 6 months. i think the most rewarding part is that they feel safe here . and it's nice the challenge now, 9 months later in, without government support is to find the affordable housing close enough for laced his 2 sons to stay at the current schools. well, i can't put him through the turmoil of social housing, which may not even been working on soil often or 6 months. but i think it has to be finite for sake, as well as mine. they need to make their own lives. so you, your for young r t m, that life includes ought now on display in a local gallery, wants thi

u. k. under a government re settlement program in the month that followed the february invasion, tens of thousands of british families of all different backgrounds, whether based in remote villages in the far north of scotland or coastal communities like this one on the southern edge of england volunteered to host ukrainians in their homes. among them was retiree janet atkinson, who says she felt she had to help out, however she could and offered her home up for a lacy as 1st 6 months. i think the most rewarding part is that they feel safe here . and it's nice the challenge now, 9 months later and without government support is to find affordable housing close enough for les his 2 sons to stay at that current schools. well, i can't put him through the turmoil of social housing which may not even been working. i soil off no 6 months, but i think it has to be finite and for their sake as well as mine, they need to make their own lives. so you feel the young autumn that life includes art now on displ

u. k. forces under an international umbrella program. so that's his itinerary here . all very hastily put together a course on a surprise visit. know for warning of his arrival here as you'd expect, frankly, of the travel movements of a wartime president. and they thank you so much. that is jona, how for us in london a heat wave and chillies south central region is threatening to further fed forest fires that killed $26.00 people and left thousands homeless. some $5600.00 firefighters battling $81.00 active fires, which it is feared, could reach the capital. santiago, columbia, and mexico had st. personnel and equipment to control the files. the death toll and a land slides dead hit southern through his jumped to 15. 2 people are still missing, president inequality is visiting the region to assess the damage to ritual. ryan's better peru on sunday, prompting the deadly mud and broke slides. well, let's recap. our top story that we have been covering at this hour rescue is in to kia and syria, continuing to search for survivors under the rubble of collapse. buildings a

under the most significant and influential state visitors. and then later he'll finish his day a busy day, of course, meeting ukrainian troops in the southwest of the country currently being trained by u. k. forces under a multi national training program. thank you very much. and just as you're talking that we can see the low pictures from london stance and airport, i tend to the but at least 10 vehicles in that convoy taking precedence lensky to central london, where he's going to be going through that agenda. that is on a house has been talking about if we have any life pictures from those features that are made later on, then we're going to be obviously bringing them to you. ok, let's return to our top story. the ongoing rescue efforts into key and syria after 2 powerful earthquakes kills more than 9700 people. bernard smith, i sent, is this update from sam your phone. a very, very small piece of good news, roman shanley offer. to day a 4 year old boy was pulled alive from the rubble of this apartment building behind me in the early hours of wednesday morning. some 47 hours after that building collapsed. very sadly, his mother's body has been recovered and they're still looking for th

u. k. forces under a multinational program, trying to equip and make battle ready thousands of ukrainian troops. and it is likely if he hasn't already, that he will issue a further call, a call not just for renewed support, but a call for more support. beyond the sort of air defense is not hillary that we've seen beyond the training that is being received on the ground beyond the tanks indeed that have been offered now the ukrainians want to fighter jets, which are the allies to be very reluctant to give but one important note to make is that richey soon, that content downing street issued a statement. they said they'd be talking to him about strengthening their training on the ground here of ukrainian troops. and they've been in to be including in that training at getting pilots ready to fly nato's standard planes. a hint there if not an open acknowledgement that the british government knows that at some point they will end up supplying glands. turner, thank you very much. indeed, john hall talking to us in london, investigator se, there's convincing evidence that the russian president

u. k. b, they've obviously been put under tremendous strain since the brakes referendum. what kind of relationship is doubling, looking for with london? so some of the things i said have been sort of being a little on the negative side, but overall this is a great agreement from the perspective of the irish government. if the d u p don't accept it. well, that's disappointing, but it's perhaps expected on the part of, of all those involved in, in the negotiations that, that will happen. think the irish government wants a very strong positive relationship with the united kingdom. and for that to happen, you need a very good relationship between the you and the united kingdom. and the great advantage of this agreement is that it does after 7 years of strife and struggle. and you know, people waiting for bags to finally to come to some kind of conclusion that this agreement is as close as we have come so far to finally settling relationships, then you relationship between the e u and the u. k. or putting it on a firmer basis for the future. your point is well taken because it

u. k. had to move considerably from the situation under under bars johnson. but in return the you has also clearly moved as well. so there is some ground given on both sides. just the christian a drawer, a line now and breaks it, negotiations. no, i certainly, i think the briggs and negotiations on the position, the relationship to the you can the, you continues to a matter of discussion. well, what i think it does is it perhaps through the line under the phase that was started really in 2019 with the withdraw. it provides the possibility of more stability upon which now relations can evolve from the more stable place. and i think that that have, that has a great value is something you businesses as a whole, not just a no, none of were asking for. and i think that does now happen. so expect more u. k. u discussions negotiations, agreements. but i think from a more stable place, if this deal is to hold, and i think it probably will sound positive and david heading it, thanks very much. i think a thank you very much for joining us. that's when people silla had

and now under russian control and u. k. prime minister was used to knock his in belfast to seek support for his new post bricks at trade and dale for northern ireland, the democratic unionist party say this progress but warms that key issues remain void challenges more from belfast. since the deal was unveiled on monday, richie sooner has been basking in quite a considerable amount of prey, certainly in westminster and amongst the british press. people genuinely surprised . nothing encouraged her by how far reaching and deep are they steal, goes and also this new constructive tone. or of the u. k. 's dealings with the european union when you compare and contrast that with her the tone of years gone by certainly bore us johnson, her aunts and lis trust took a very different attitude, sir, to the european union. but richey soon act. i think should let that go to his head because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down or with the d, u p, who wi

because the soviet union was disintegrating, they no longer had so correct under the bed. political actress, u k. because the soviet union was disintegrating and they needed a new generation of intelligence officer to investigate terrorist. and that's what i thought i was signing up to do. the recruitment processes about 10 months my case, it can go between 6 to a year in terms of recruitment. and i was reassured, every time i got through, i didn't think i was the right person to this job. and every time i still kept getting through and i thought by the end of it, i was quite reassured, and that it would be a good job to do and make a difference and potentially have life actually. i mean, it sounds idealistic, but that's what i want to do. so that's why i joined in terms of the things i saw, an inside my 1st disillusionment was the fact that i was posted to the red under the bed section, which was known as at to where they were still looking at political from versus political activists. that social and we saw huge number of us when i say we my and my former partner david shader became the primar

u. k. and furthermore, the new wind. so framework will permanently enable all medicines including novel ones, to be available in northern ireland at the same time, under the same conditions across the u. k. for this to work, we have agreed on strong safeguards like excess labels and enforcement procedures that will protect the integrity of the european union's single market. when you, when so framework respect and protect our respective markets and our respective legitimate interest. and most importantly, it protects the very hard earned piece gains of the belfast good friday agreement for the people of northern ireland and across the island of ireland. violence has no place in our society. i condemn wholeheartedly. the shooting of the p. s and i officer and all the an island last week. and my thoughts are with the officer and his family and friends. this year will mark the 25th anniversary of the belfast good friday agreement. an important milestone of the historic piece process. the new when so framework is here to benefit people in northern ireland and support all communities celebrating peace on the island of island. and this is why i believe we c

be that when you mentioned that some of their countries have been bending single use plastics under the u. k. as in england, in the bringing in a band in october and they had sort of moves in scotland wells for example. what, what do you think would make a difference? cuz i understand that that she has been tough regulation worldwide, and we still have this increase in production plastics. yeah, it is a problem. it is a global problem. it's not just the u. k, that's tinkering around the edge of that is it is globally that we're not getting to the heart of the problem by instituting systems of reduced by making it as easy as possible for people to know up for a single year, plastic or single years anything. but rather to embrace a retail re revolution and to and to not need to throw away the thing that we become so reliance on. but that's damaging the planet to such a great extent. and other examples of countries are doing well and that other countries could follow i think not really got it right yet, but there is a promise in the making in the human environment program has said that it's goi

however, london under the defendants in 5th, the u. k. is not a party to the conflict since 2015. the u. k. is license the lease to a 1000000000 pounds worth of military aid to saudi arabia for use in yemen. some estimates say the real sum is much higher and therefore additional licenses are taken into account. the will number could be closer to 23000000000. the british weapons include military aircraft and devastating bombs which had been used against cities held by the who's the rebels. some 9000 civilians are said to have been killed by the sound. the lead coalition political alex alexander mc k, says the war is another example of person. so i think it so the interest via proxy conflicts. the british government claims that is not a party to the conflicts. it starts as laughable as their other claim, which is that they're not a party to the conflicts in ukraine either without british government support in terms of sales and also in terms of the operations of the saudi apples which operate under a heavy advice and coordination from british and american offices, and in a coordinat

u. k. left the e. u. a customs border was drawn between all the island and the rest of the united kingdom. which angered unionists. but now under the new winds, a framework goods will be separated into a green lane for items traveling to northern ireland and a red lane for those. moving into the e. u ah, let's bring in, i guess, for this edition of inside story in london, we have jill rutter, a senior research fellow at u. k. in a change in europe. she's also a senior fellow at the institute for government and works on policy and breaks it in belfast, buying feeney, a historian, author, and a columnist with the irish news and in dublin decor back on professor at the school of law in government at dublin city university. is also author of the book from partition to break it, the irish government and northern ireland. are all welcome to all of my guests, mister fini. can i come to you 1st? it seems an intractable problem may well have been solved. it does make you wonder why they didn't think of this before. well, he didn't think of it before. the problem has been for the last 2 years is pretty storm and under or johnston, for a

sometimes under threat of sanctions? sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. there's been a shift in opinion among polish people over the conflict in ukraine. that's according to a new opinion poll by the war. saw enterprise institute thinktank, which concluded citizens are now seeing of what more of russia's point of view. the poll quiz people on h issues raised by moscow about the reasons for their military offensive. last year, a 3rd of respondents agreed with at least 4 of the points. now that number has risen to 41 percent. it was found that younger people age between $25.34 were also most likely to agree with the statements well differing attitudes towards the conflict hovel. subbing noted by some western media outlets. there is no evidence that the people in governments of the global south who are suffering most from the economic consequences of the war are turning decisively against prudent in india, supposedly allied to the west. a recent poll found that more respondents blamed either

sometimes under threat of sanctions? sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. u. s. military weapons left behind during its withdrawal from afghanistan 2 years ago, have reportedly resurfaced in another culprit in south asia. a pakistani militants are allegedly using the u. s. m for an m 60 an assault rifles in that dispute against indian soldiers in the kashmir region. a u. s. republican congressman has now called for an official investigation house. republicans warned this would happen yet. there was 0 oversight or investigation into biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan under nancy pelosi rest assured we will be holding hearings and looking into the consequences of leaving so much military equipment behind. so the kashmir region itself is a persistent sort of tension between india and pakistan. it goes back decades of the region share borders with china. and i've kind of stone, as you can see here on the map of the initial conflict, started off of the petition of india, 947 of both

k hummer. believe the u. s. wants to make europe compliant under its roots. now the europeans wondering that it benefits us and of them. so nearly everything that comes from the u. s. against the people in europe, it's against the economy in europe because america now wants to 2nd europe for its own benefit. and they want to make sure that germany, especially, but europe, economies is under the thumb of the us and they cannot survive on their own. so europeans are now, or some, or europeans are now recognizing that this is the case, and that they did really bad behavior against the european economies. you don't do this because of the environment you do this because of he cannot make dependence is this is the war of the us against europe, against germany, especially according to the time i heard the us who are behind the blow up of the na stream to pipeline, to make it exclusively that only the u. s. and norway can deliver, get us is getting rid of a competitor with the help of their puppets in the european commission. chinese in has described us quote, a blat

sometimes under threat of sanctions? sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. a $8000000000.00 deal signed up the weekend between libya's oil corporation and it's felice. largest energy company could already be in jeopardy. that's because libby is all minister has rejected them, claiming it was not agreed with his ministry on has forced the previous still ink in 2008 to be changed. if the talks was e, and i were a mistake in the 1st place, they were conducted by forming committees. i was the head of the main one, and there are 3 other subcommittees, technical, financial, and legal. from a legal point of view. everything that has happened is a blatant violation of libya's rights in a squandering of libya state wealth. there were certain results of those very difficult negotiations, but eventually oil and gas prices have increased significantly compared to the level they were in 2008 when negotiations were held. mohammad own now on saturday at least any which has been involved in libby is all pro

or back move. regional separatist leaders say nearly all the roads into the city and now under russian control u. k prime minister is she so knock is in belfast to seek support for his new post wreck said trading dean for northern ireland. he reach an agreement with the european union on monday, northern islands, democratic union. his party says there is progress, but warns that key issues remain and, and he is really american, has been shot dead on a highway near the city of jerry cohen, the occupied west bank. the shooting comes as israel deposed hundreds of additional soldiers after an escalation in violence on sunday. to nigeria in our way election observe is urging candidates to accept the results of saturday's ball. as vote counting continues slowly. the tightly fought election has seen long delays in reporting results with opposition parties alleging voter fraud. my job, june reports from boucher from the echo selection observer mission, a tough assessment that the voting process in my jury was marked by irregularities among them. the list oh, he said he is okay. and you said fully of the sh

u. k, left, the u. accustomed border was drawn between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom, which angered unionists under the winds of frame work. goods will be separated into a green lane that's good traveling to northern ireland and a red length of goods moving into the issue. let's bring an correspondent, john hall. he lived for us in westminster ones who not been been receiving a lot of praise for the most part for the state in britain. but it is hard to sell in northern ireland doesn't join what's been the reaction there, sofa mm. well, he knows he's got a lot of work to do the prime minister, which is why of course he went straight to belfast. first thing on tuesday morning, held meetings with business leaders and politicians. the broadly got a pretty positive response will be at the democratic unionist party, at whom so much of the emphasis is aimed trying to get them back into power sharing, trying to get them behind the steel. they are still holding their council listening and talking to people in northern and they say, scrutinizing the details of this text. and that deliberation will take, they

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. returning to a largely forgotten chapter in the west of the bosnian war next out of the thousands of serums, executed on kilobytes out us. the gruesome story from the mid 19 ninety's conflict . as we told right ahead, stay with us for ah, almost one year into the conflict, no major western leader is called for talks to bring peace to ukraine and europe. instead, we're witnessing dangerous escalation. the great tank debate has settled. will it be fighter jets next? where does the same with my know, but sure was funny. there's a lot of this 33rd be a health. toby also says fornia boley, mazda sams, them a tool for them, a 3, a c, a 3 security mothers that supplied us. it will show just without putting up the nicu city rodeo, not the smallest one other, the nikima to what is the most helpful develop. he and that she's taught us to polano. i'll let the police visit here that, that was ludmilla taylor for the bit to doesn'

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sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. jerry's decision to provide supplies of his main brussel tank. the leopard, sooty grain have squawked, concerns about western power becoming more deeply involved in the conflict with our german general. so bold dorm says his country is violating his own principles, adopted off the world war 2, against entering into another devastating mostly conflict in europe. germany is entering a new phase of participation in the war against russia. germany not only prolonged the death of people in ukraine, but also becomes a party to the conflict. the slogan, no more war was considered an unwritten law in germany. hatred and militaristic cry should not prevail in germany again. therefore, i speak up in protest against these deliveries of tanks and other heavy weapons from germany, which means prolonging the war and killing people in ukraine. another is hired a journal murphy. gerald said that by following us policies to increase t

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. us military weapons left behind and during the hasty withdrawal from afghanistan, 2 years ago, been repulsively resurfacing in another conflict in south asia. fucking saudi ministers of allegedly when using u. s. m 4 and i'm 16 assault rifles in the insurgency against indian soldiers in the kashmir region. us republican congressman are now calling for a thorough investigation house. republicans wound this would happen yet. there was 0 oversight or investigation into biden's disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan under nancy pelosi rest assured, we will be holding hearings and looking into the consequences of leaving so much military equipment behind. now the cache region has been a persistent source of tension between india and pakistan. in recent decades, the region says waters with china and our 1st on the initial conflict started off of the partition of india in $947.00 as both india and pakistan claimed the entire

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. rachel morrison, and that is our lot for now, but do stay with us. because next we were turned to a largely forgotten shelter in the west of the bosnian war. thought of the thousands of serbs executed on killed by jehovah, a gruesome story from the mid 19 ninety's conflict, his re told right ahead, stay with us for them. ah ah ah .

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. well, as western states to push for democracy and human rights are broad, they don't necessarily practice what they preach. especially when these people uncover the government's inconvenient truths, you can learn more about the fate of informers and the latest episode of the whistleblowers with john curious, who unjustly neurotic a us attorney under whistleblower herself. the program will be on archie throughout the day, and also are linked to r t dot com as well. for now, there were small preview. i thought if they can come down with the full force of the entire executive branch on a public servant who had been a public servant for a long time because they were just doing their job and trying to do it. honestly it made me i didn't know what it whistleblower was. i had the same reaction. most whistleblowers do when my attorney said you're a whistleblower. no, i'm not. i was just trying to do my job. right. but after w

my decision comes from a piece of duty under law. scotlands longer serving 1st minister shocks the u. k. by announcing her resignation. ah, hello, there. turkish health authorities are warning severe water shortages are raising the risk of disease after last we saw with quick said destroyed critical sanitation infrastructure, millions of survivors many now homeless in freezing conditions are without basic immunities. we're talking toilet showers, and medicine, and many remote areas still haven't received enough. aid rescues are of course now a few and far between but in carmen's or hersh. the epicenter of the quick as 74 year old woman has been pooled from a collapse building after 9 days of trapped under the rubble. another man's also been rescued after being stuck for 220 hours. more than 41000 people law across turkey and syria have been killed. meanwhile, the well world health organization says that it's greatest concerns now are about northwest syria and have our syrian president busha. alas, had to open more border crossings with turkey, nearly 6000 people have been killed and syr

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. and so if indeed the so called a deep state has its tentacles intertwined with the u. k. government of which other governments around the world of essentially being hijacked by the deep state, perhaps take a closer look at the world economic forum and it's front van cloud schwab. you'll learn more in the meantime, wetbacks. ah no. which loves to flood. there's a lot on this teddy darby of house toribio co through sonya bully mazda thumbs them a tool for them. a 3, a see, a 36. would you understood from us? it will show the 1st result could be lumped into contributes rodeo. hold the shoulders one other, the met him out to what is the similar still pixel devotion that she taught us if bolona ownership plumley physics key of that that was ludmilla teela for the bit tutors and 30 toy swept up to slam on chandeliers. it i love it was, you know, i am, but it's other pretty put there's only so many cars for shred, said some

russia in eastern ukraine, plus my decision comes from a piece of duty under looks. scotlands longest serving 1st minister shocks the u. k . by announcing her resignation. ah, a warm welcome to the program. turkish health authorities are warning severe water shortages are raising the risk of disease after last week's earthquakes destroyed at critical sanitation infrastructure. millions of survivors, many who are now homeless in freezing conditions are without basic immunities. we're talking about toilet showers and of course medicine and many remote areas still haven't received enough aid. rescues are few and far between. but in carmen marashi that's at the epicenter of the quake. a 74 year old woman has been pulled from a collapse building after 9 days trapped under the ruffle, than more than 41000 people across turkey and syria have been killed. meanwhile, the world health organization says that it's greece is concerns are about northwestern syria and has asked syrian president, basher allah, sad to open more border crossings with turkey, nearly 6000 people have been killed in syria. many survivors feel like they've be

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. okay, more big money to tell you about the u. s. is preparing a $2000000000.00 plus military aid package to ukraine. this time reportedly including longer range rocket sought by t f to regain control over crimea. it comes as earlier, a top ukrainian official set a deadline to take over the peninsula. by this summer, the u. s. government funded, pulled in 2013 that revealed the largest portion of respondents living there are mostly identified as russian and had what they called a warm attitude towards russia. in 2014 and a referendum held in crimea, residents voted to join. the russian federation mosque was repeatedly stressed. the vote was based on the fundamental international principles of self determination, but that's largely being ignored by the west for most crimea, and considered the 2014 dismissal. and then president, yellow, co bitch, a coup. afterwards, they stood against the policies implemented by the new

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. that's so from me today, i'll next that june for cross pool. my colleague lori sushi will be with you that helped me out. i went home all day with a spoke with with both both the models you need to do both got nothing smooth with a, a, a, a, a, a, with the personal number you have that with, with a, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross top or all things are considered i'm peter lavelle almost one year into the conflict. no major western leader is called for talks to bring peace to ukraine and europe. instead, we are witnessing dangerous escalation. the great tank debate is settled. will it be fighter jets next? where does this end? ah, the cross talking escalation, i'm joined by my guess peter cousin, they can washington, he's a professor of history and director of the nuclear studies institute at american university as well as co author with oliver stone of the untold history of the united states. in bangko

the united kingdom and thinking presidents and let me begin by thanking under such a general decala for her briefing. president v u. k condemns v acts of sabotage targeting the nord stream pipeline. however, it's not clear to us why 5 months on russia is suddenly pursuing this issue. here with such urgency, we welcome the letter from denmark, sweden, and germany informing you and member states that investigations are ongoing. the u . k. fully support these technical investigations led by competent national authorities and awaits by findings. president the any recent development regarding nord stream of which we are aware is a new round of larry doctors ations by russians, state controlled media and public figures. and these are the same actors that's originally chose to accuse the u. k. the basis for these new accusations is an article by an american journalist that sites only a single secret source. and it's no surprise, but the russian ambassador chose not to dwell on the details. as these details have been comprehensively debunked already by other journalists, including on the basis of very straightforward open so

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. western back to policies are also a source of discontent in asia. as pakistan's, national currency has plummeted to an historic globe against the us dollar and recent days. that's after the washington base international monetary fund has pushed islamabad to lift exchange rate controls and jack up taxes in the country. we heard from local some, i'm saying the i m f to bonds are actually worse sitting pakistan's economic crisis . bus shoe got up in the past. life was good, but you know the recent price hikes unbearable bill in the past we were surviving. but now it looks hawed, a joke to them. no labor, no wark, everything is expansive. it's very hard to and brad for the family. if prices go up, we would have no work. i mean, what did i, i think the i m f is just creating a drama. when actually the i m f job is meant to be to help stabilize economies if they need financial help. but here the i m f is driving us to defau

sometimes under the threat of sanctions? sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try.

sometimes under the threat of sanctions, sounds like perhaps the u. k. should 1st try holding itself to that standard and see how it goes. and so if indeed the so called a deep state has its tentacles intertwined with the u. k. government, which other governments are on the world of essentially being hijacked by the deep state, perhaps take a closer look at the world economic forum and its front van cloud schwab.

u. k. prime minister rishi soon act today struck a draft agreement following high level talks near london. soon act as hailing this is a new chapter in relations with the e. u. under lion says that the new framework known as the winds or framework will protect the markets of both parties, the e u and the u. k. she says it supports stability in northern ireland. we come to work. here's the british prime minister on police to report that we have now made a decisive breakthrough. together. we have changed the original protocol and ought to de, announcing the new wins a framework. today's agreement to live as smooth flowing trade within the whole united kingdom protects northern islands place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. the european commission president says that she was confident that this agreement would work for everyone involved. take a listen. this new framework will allow us to be checked. it provides so long lasting solutions that both of us a confident will work for all people and businesses in northern ireland. solutions that respond directly to the concerns they have race. well, the check stub, this windsor fra