u. k. under to, to suit this tray to smooth straight, i should say, especially when you consider that yes present. joe biden is making a visit to mark this occasion. the 25th anniversary is also made it clear that there needs to be some solution of these problems. if the u. k is going to get any trade agreement or further trade provisions with the us. well, that's it, i mean the u. s. has been central to, to the whole piece agreement that the whole piece process in the north of ireland. and a lot of that has been the fact that it brings significant economic muscle to the table. a lot of the investments that we're seeing in there are coming from, from the u. s. you know, we're seeing microsoft, you know, a lot of the spill over even from the boom and the south is going to the north, largely being driven by, by u. s. pressure, they've made it clear that if they don't, if the u. k allows brakes it to get in the way of the p steel. that there won't be a trade deal which the u. k needs post breakfast.

u. k. under simmons reports from belfast, joe biden had 2 main messages in belfast. congratulations on a deal that's given a quarter of a century of peace and a warning that northern islands future is dependent on restore it to both power sharing. at a major new campus for host the university, he addressed a mostly young audience. many who weren't born before the good friday agreement. much of his messaging though, was to politicians. but i believe democratic institutions establish the good friday agreement, rank critical to the future of not allowed a government that works to find ways to heart problems together. it's going to draw even greater opportunities, is richard for hope the assembly and the executive will soon be restored as a judgement for you to make that made. and i hope it happens. it's here the seat of devolve government, stormont, where power should be shared between nationalists and eunice, the democratic unionist party, the d u. p. walked out in protest, a post breakfast trading restrictions more than a year ago. and its leader doesn't show any sign

u. k. under simmons reports from belfast, joe biden had 2 main messages in belfast. congratulations on a deal. it's given a quarter of a century of peace and a warning that no volunteer future is dependent on restoring it to both power sharing. at a major new campus host, the university, he addressed a mostly young audience. many who weren't born before the good friday agreement. much of his messaging though, was to politicians that i believe democratic institutions establish the good friday agreement. rank critical for the future of northern iowa. are government that works to find ways to heart problems together. gonna draw even greater opportunities this richard for hope. the assembly and the executor will soon be restored as a judgement for you to make that made. i hope it happens. it's here the seat of devolve government, stormont, where power should be shared between nationalists and eunice. the democratic unionist party, the d u p, walked out in protest, a post breakfast trading restrictions more than a year ago. and its leader doesn't show any sign of changing

u. k. households have come under pressure as pointers for groceries have saw that the highest, the annual rate in 46 years. u. k. union say these are just some of the reasons why more than a 100000 civil service work is trying to go on strike on april 28th. well let's discuss this with josie broad, vice chair of the communist party of great britain joining us from bristol. many thanks for joining us today is good to see you. i'd like to ask what you make of these warnings made by mister pill. is this really a game of past the pulse post apostle? i think actually mister pill has a summed up the class war very neatly. you know, what he's saying is the workers should understand it's their job to bear the brunt of the crisis. although the crisis was not have been making because the important thing, the paramount thing is that the profits of the capitalist should remain high. and the reality is a, it's not work as wages which cause infection. it's actually, it's money printing and all kinds of things at the hapless have been doing which of course inflation, what higher wages high are not high

u. k. and others are t is also under e. u. sanctions along with many other russian media outlets. r. t and russian officials have frequently called out censorship, moved claiming they contradict the very principles of free speech that the west promote. journalist jose vega believes this statement from the u. s. official is a sign of desperation. i think this is honestly just a desperate move. they're losing the narrative, find ukraine. they're losing the narrative on the economy. they're losing the narrative on the culture. everything that the united states government is trying to do right now in terms of its imperial motivations, whether domestic, where they try to control what's here domestically, or they try to control people with, with, with force across the world, like they're trying to make pie one. the next you praying right now, it's all failing. and so this is what happens when the chicken runs with head cut off. it just runs wild authorities in kiev have announced a ban on evening church services for orthodox easter, which are scheduled for this sunday siding and curfew ord

u. k. ah. are under threat of extinction right now, so they're calling on the government to do more. i'm in parliament square, where a march, he's about to set off before a symbolic die in, but also by keen to keep it on the public a gender. it's already something that children will be talking about and learning about in school. but they want people to go further. and the dean, are we seeing a change in tag thinks when it comes to how this group protests? well, we're seeing it right now because extinction. rebellion have said recently that they are moving to prioritize attendance over a rush, which we've seen in previous actions and relationships over roadblocks. now, on sunday, the london marathon happens with 45000 runners. not small people watching and lots of questions about how that will interact with the ongoing ex, all extinction rebellion protest. now x or say that working with organizes and are actually going to protect the event that whether, whether many people actually raise money for environmental charities on the market . but, but there's another group called just stop

u. k. deputy prime minister seps down dominic rob was under investigation into accusations of bullying and climate activists called for 4 days of protest in the streets of london trying to force the government to go green . ah. bucket of prego. we begin in sudan where eat festivities have been marred by fighting after another cease fire, fail to hold. these alive pictures from khartoum. smoke now dominates the skyline of sedans. capital people have been advised to stay in doors as the fighting between the armed forces on the paramilitary continues for a 7th day. more than 400 people had been killed and at least 3500 are injured. victoria gave b begins our coverage. o, the muslim holiday, the ead, marked by soldiers on the streets of cartoon cheered on by their supporter. oh, the you and his gould for an immediate cease fire between the sydney's army and the paramilitary group, the rapid support forces. i thought there's been no confirmation from the army methuselah. the war i love you loading a hug along our beloved citizens. this year we receive eat, were all countries bleeding because of

u. k. deputy prime minister and dominic rob has resigned. he's been under investigation following complaints about his behavior. rob was accused of bullying when he service for administer. justice minister, the u. s. is hosting a meeting of western allies that it's ramstein air base in germany to discuss further, military support for ukraine. ukraine is pushing for more fighter joe sand amunition . i have a long expected spring counter offensive washington as promising to support key for quote. as long as it takes ukraine is still standing strong in our support has not waiver and i'm proud of the progress that we have made together. in total, the members of this contact group have provided more than $55000000000.00 in security assistance for ukraine. that's a tenfold increase. since we 1st met just in the past few months, we provided the equipment and training to support in additional mind. armored brigades were for ukraine that has already strengthen ukraine's position on the battlefield. i said in kiev yesterday, that the ukraine future is in the atlantic

u. k and northern ireland. and then there has also been an u idea of introducing something called a storm and break, which would allow northern island to block or under certain conditions, the application of new european union law. there has been a world in the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did or not wrote in favor for this. very briefly, please will this ensure peace in northern ireland. it's still early days, so what is important now is that the d u p comes back to the table and come spec to governing in northern ireland. there has been riches soon. arc has been saying air just just now that there's a lot of burke to be done. and also the irish prime minister has been calling and on both on the d. u. p to come back and also said that he is confident that this will be resolved in the coming months. august, 1 of the children in brussels. thank you. ah, spain's john rom kept his nerve to win golf's 1st major of the year. the master said o guster, he began the day 4 shots behind or when our leader brooks crept gut. but while the american faltered rom held on for a 1st master's title, the victory also sees him go top of the world rankings. the

u. k. deputy prime minister dominic rob has resigned. he's been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused, a bullying dating back to when he served this foreign minister and justice minister . he's the 3rd senior minister to leave prime minister, few nice cabinets in the past 6 months. the nato secretary general young thornburg is in germany, along with the us defense secretary, lloyd austin. they're discussing the war in ukraine with the ukraine defense contact group. austin says the u. s. will provide more air defenses and ammunition . foxy laughlin murdock has dropped the high profile defamation lawsuit against and australia news website crikey was murdered off his family and company of fueling the u. s. capital riots in 2021. the website was trying to introduce evidence from a defamation case against fox news laws. by dominion voting systems, the news hour is at the top of the our analogy 0. but it's back to that campaign against the climate. the next boom boom. this is the story about a group of men who wan

under the u. s. government defends its k all. take a rush to exit from afghanistan. ah, welcome to the program, our top story, this. our explosions has been hugged in gossip as israel's military announces it started as strikes on the strip. and this comes just als off to the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that his country would hit it's anna these and that they would pay a price for aggression. so these are some live shots coming from gauze or at the moment where explosions have been heard a media, they're suggesting that there have been several strikes in the territory. and so this is just an idea of what is happening there now. but of course, netanyahu's warning followed. largest burrage of rockets being fired into israel from lebanon. tis the 2006 war. israel's military says 30 full rockets were fired and about $25.00 intercepted. 3 people were reported injured. several buildings were damaged. spokesman blamed palestinian factions in lebanon for this rockets will also fide from garza during the night. but really this all comes after is ready police

u. k. deputy prime minister steps down, dominic ra, was under an investigation into accusations of bullying. and climate activists called the 4 days of protests, all the streets of london trying to force the government to go green. ah, welcome to the prego. we begin ensued on where the army has now agreed to a 72 hours cease fire. the announcement follows international pleased to pause the fighting during the festival, the sudanese army and the country's largest paramilitary group. the rapid security forces have failed to observe several attempts to hold the fighting since monday. more than 400 people have been killed its course over to our correspondent hit morgan. he's following event for us and hippa, every the everybody perhaps taking a very deep breath to see whether this cease fire will hold. yes indeed, because now this is the 5th attempt of a ceasefire here in the capital for them and around the country. 7 days after the fighting started. now this, the fire is not conditional. the army statement says that the fire comes into effect as long as the rebels commit to the necessities of

u. k. deputy prime minister dominick rob has resigned. he's been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was accused the bullying dating back to when he served us foreign minister and justice minister. he's the 3rd senior minister to leave prime minister issues tonight cabinet in the past 6 months. so in the resignation letter, rob submitted to the u. k. prime minister, he says he fell duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, but he points out that it dismissed all but 2 of the allegations leveled against him. rob goes on to say that he believes that the findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for what he called. the conduct of good government will be life from london with more on this later in the news hour. but for now, we'll tell you about the nato secretary general you installed berg, who is in germany, along with the us defense secretary, lloyd austin there at the ramstein air base there are discussing the war in ukraine's with the ukraine. defense contact group often says the u. s. will provide more

u. k deputy prime minister steps down dominic ra, a was under investigation and accusations of bullying. the lead on the occupation. we meets palestinians who say there is little to celebrate as a struggle with israeli oppression. i'm pull reese with the sports the brooklyn that saw only just hanging on in the n b a playoffs. and manchester united manager, eric and hardy says his play as black passion as a comedy of errors dumped them out of the right poly. ah, welcome to the news i. we began incident where the army has agreed now to a 72 hours cease fire. the announcement follows international please to pause the fighting during the eat festivities. the sudanese army and the country's largest paramilitary group. the rapid support forces have failed to observe several attempts to halt the fighting since monday. more than 400 people been killed in 7 days of fighting, victoria gave b begins our coverage. oh, the muslim holiday of ead, marked by soldiers on the streets of cartoon, cheered on by their supporter. 330 kilometers north of the capital. a merry people are hoping to celebrate the

u. k. deputy prime minister dominant crop has resigned. he's been under investigation following formal complaints about his behavior. rob was previously accused of bullying checking back to when he served as foreign minister and justice minister sonya guy ago join me now from london for more on this. and well, this has been a long and convoluted process. can you just walk us through what slid up to this? yes, i mean the process has taken about 5 months and it went into extraordinary detail. in fact, the top lawyer was recruited to look into all the various allegations into mr. robs behavior. and the report itself goes into those details. on 1st day there was a loss of pondering the porch. in fact, the results were expected yesterday and they landed on the prime minister mister c next death yesterday. but there was an awful lot to go through them. the detail is understood to be quite a lot mister rob did say that if any of the complaints were to be up held, then he would indeed resign. initially he seemed to resist that, but it seems now according to that

under the u. s. broke and agreement, paramilitary groups laid down their arms. direct u. k. row was brought to an end and a power sharing government was set up in northern ireland. instead. the pace has been a lasting success, but the government collapsed a year ago in a row over trade rules. following breck says, some hope that biden's visit will jolt local politicians into action open. it might give them a kick to say, right, hang on. we actually need to get back. aaron ocoee, the we're, we're being patriot rome, the convey because at the minute the company's trotter on itself, careful not to have a step. biden said he hoped the parties would return to the negotiating table so that government could resume that he hinted, could be the precursor to more american investments. the u. s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage, will also visit his to ancestral home towns law corresponded rosie burch arden. she told me more about what job widen had to s

u. k and northern ireland. and then there has also been menu idea of introducing something called a storm and break, which would allow the northern ireland to block under certain conditions, the application of new european union law. that's been a vote and the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did not vote in favor for this very briefly please, will this ensure a peace in northern ireland. it's still early days. so what is important now is that the d u p comes back to the table and come spec to governing in northern ireland. there has been riches to knock has been saying just just now that there is a lot of work to be done. and also the irish prime minister has been calling on and on both on the due p to come back and also said that he is confident that this will be resolved in the coming months. wanted to check in, in brussels. thank you to cyprus. now another european island that has been plagued by divisions. this one for most 50 years. cyprus was cut in 2 in 1974 after a series of conflicts that led to turkey occupying the northern half. in 1983, the north, unilaterally declared independence, which is only recognized by turkey today than all t

the british home secretary is under fire for suggesting migrants who arrived in the u. k. on small boats on criminals in an interview. so abraham and said asylum seekers crossing the english channel and both have a different value system. people coming here illegally do possess values which are odds with our country. we are seeing heightened levels of criminality. and when related to the, to the people who've come on boats related to drug dealing exploitation prostitution, there are real challenges which go beyond the migration issue of people coming here illegally. and we need to ensure that we bring an end to the bike crossing. all right, john hollis live for us in london. how much blow back all those commons, janet generating well, they're likely to be picked up all over the place. these are comments made by the home secretary swell abraham. and in the course of a round of radio interviews this morning, the context of course, the government's efforts to pass new legislations through the house of commons aimed at stopping the ever increasing numbers of people arriving. c

when rob served under boris johnson, and while he was foreign secretary, when he delayed returning home for holiday during the chaotic withdrawal of u. k. embassy personnel from afghanistan. but the man who was stepped in to leave the country when johnson was hospitalized with coven 19, remained at the heart of government. but dominic rob now gone, the prime minister, now finds himself without his most local political ally. and there are still questions of why it took so long mississippi not to address the issue of mister robs conduct. and if he had been warned before, hiring him as his deputy, the last, the prime minister's chief ally comes at a particularly difficult time to unite monthly strikes. soaring, inflation and energy prices have tested the resolve of the country and its leaders . after the high drama of the johnson years and less trust is short, but turbulent tenure as leader soon i promised accountability integrity and fashionable ism with having a claim he hoped, would convinced the public in spite of questions that remain about the culture inside westminster. so i'll go, i'll just sarah london. many people from around th

u. k. among others, european foreign policy chief, joseph burrell, even said that banning r t was in defense of free speech r t is also under e u sanctions along with many other russian media outlets. so to discuss this further, let's cross live now to jose vega i journalist joins us as a, it's great to have you on the program today. now what do you make of this statement that r t should be ban altogether? coming from a top us official looks like we may be how, you know, i think it just goes to show the fact that they're afraid of the piece that's breaking out. oh, can you still hear me? i'm still here. i can hear you. i think we're having a little trouble with the picture, but go ahead. what is your response to that statement? excuse me. i was just saying that piece is starting to break out because the chinese are brokering all around the world. and as a result, the united states is getting scared. you know, you see the fact countries are now feeling in the you on the 20 and you on, you know, the actual dollar is now dying and we have the resurgence of a better you won. oh, you know, and if you ban russian media, that's th

exchange. finance company has come under scrutiny after it misclassified some retail investors, as wholesome finance also faces regulatory actions in the united states. the u. k. italy, singapore and britain will take you to raw senior and mon gara now to fabulous and rio de janeiro where a charity provides volunteers with culinary training ingredients and a mission not just feed the hungry but delight there. take days them to bring them some happiness to those who needed most. chef analisia. acosta prepares marinated pork loin with lime and ginger. then she packs a 100 portions for people in her community. her senior, real 2nd largest vela coastal runs one of brazil's 52 solidarity kitchens, an initiative by god from ativa, a charitable organization that provides volunteers in poor communities with culinary training and ingredients. so they can bring meals to those who need it most. who reward alloy for a homeless person, al, this will be their only meal. that's why we usually give them dinner. if we give them during the day by 8 o'clock at night, they'll grab a hammer and fight with a friend to get their food one, but not at night. if everyone eats, every o

but for the many sudanese living under fire, they can only head for buses in the hope of finding safety. joining me now from leads in the u. k. is mohammed you cambridge? welcome to d w. now the us mediated si fi has taken effect. how is this truce different to other failed sci fi over the last week? well, i think the main differences is that the united states is mediating this effort, whereas the others were just sort of announced, but it's still unclear to us whether or not this truth will hold. the true says have been very difficult to hold, especially because it seems that on both party on both sides. but also especially on the r s s. that doesn't seem to be a kind of stable chain of command where these kinds of truces seem to hold. and people were hopeful that there would be a truce that would hold during 8, which is you know, holy time for many of the muslims that live in sit and sit on. it was during ramadan and none of them have help so far. it's unclear whether this one will as well. you've been in touch with people and so don, how are they coping well, it's been very difficult to be in touch with people in sit on p

u. k. deputy prime minister steps down dominic rob was under investigation into accusations of bullying and either under occupation we meet palestinians, he said as little to celebrate under israeli oppression. i'm paul reese witherspoon, of the brooklyn that saw only just hanging on in the n b a playoffs. and manchester united manager, ericsson hart, says his players like passion a comedy of errors, dumped them out to the right belief. ah, welcome to the news i. we begin in sid all way eat festivities have been bored by fighting after another ceasefire. fail to hold these alive. pitchers from cartoon smoke now dominates the sky line of signals. capital people have been advised to stay in doors as the fighting between the armed forces and the paramilitary continues for a 7th day. more than 400 people have been killed and at least 3500 are injured victoria gate and begins are coverage. oh, the muslim holidays eat marked by soldiers on the streets of cartoon, cheered on by their supporter, o. d u and his called for an immediate cease fire between the sydney's army and the paramilitary gro

recommended allowing rushing competitors to take part under neutral flag and international competitions. the idea received criticism on tuesday as u. k. french sports minister insisted that russian, russian athletes must not be permitted to compete because they may still be being funded by the governance in january, ukraine. so i tend to boy called the 2020 for them picks if russians and bella russians were allowed to compete for tanya, dia chunk, i'll also say that despite competing on a neutral flag, she still faces discrimination abroad. yeah, good. i would if i spend more than a jane carver airport, the next suitable flight was in few hours with miss thompson. i tried to explain to lufthansa manager that i haven't gotten my plane because of my russian passports and i need to tell. but the manager noted that i had a spanish visa and i couldn't fly to france only to spain this position gun visa. he still didn't lead me flood from some of the managers spoke to me very angrily. he was not going to listen to me. he said, you can only fly to spain, them to whatever you want. and so he didn't sound into tickets. it was of these to me, i

under the u. s. broken agreement, paramilitary groups laid down their arms, direct u. k. rule was brought to an end and a power sharing government was set up in northern ireland. instead. the piece has been a lasting success, but the government collapsed a year ago in a row of a trade rules following breck says, some hope that biden's visit will jolt local politicians into action, hoping it might give them a check to say, right, hang on me, i can either get back aaron ocoee the were being paid through and run the convey because at the minute the company's trotter on itself, careful not to have a step. biden said he hoped the parties would return to the negotiating table so that government could resume that he hinted, could be the precursor to more american investments. the u. s. president is now on the 2nd leg of his trip in the republic of ireland, where he will address the dublin parliament biden, who is fiercely proud of his irish heritage, will also visit his to ancestral home towns, illinois, now by colonel par, he's an irish political history expert at the northumb

swati incense and john is very india's prime minister, nor under moody has urged london to protect the asian countries diplomatic offices in the u. k. from attacks by separatist, he brought up the concern during a call with his british counterpart. the prime minister raised the issue of security of indian diplomatic establishments in the u. k. and called for strong action against anti india elements by the u. k. government concerns that supporters of a seek separatist movement are miss using the u. k. asylum system to support terrorism . we're also brought up at a meeting in new delhi between british and indian officials. the talks follow an incident at london's indian high commission last month where windows were smashed and the separatist towel astonished flag replaced indian national flag. you dally denounced the attack as a breach of security. the head of the image in india institute. think tank says radicals are taking advantage of free expression in the u. k. i close, you know, quite a high profile incident. lat ah, some folks storm the indian high commission and they talked on the flag and they were trying to put of the colo