u. k. was going to listen to restrictions on ukraine to launch. larger missiles would look more longer range, deeper into russian territory, maybe even hitting moscow st. petersburg among others and portends response. very, very simple response that he gave to people sold and was, if this happens, we know that this was given orders from nato, that this is nato's approval. we no longer see ukraine as the culprit, and all of this, if they are doing this, nato was the one that gave the order. we consider nato to now be responsible and directly engaged in the war. and suddenly the us and the u. k. decide they're gonna take step back on all of this. so even though the red lines are being drawn summer saying, 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think put those response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin needs to drive t

u. k. was going to listen to restrictions on ukraine to launch. larger missiles would look more longer range, deeper into russian territory. maybe even hitting moscow st. petersburg among others, and put things response very, very simple response that he gave to the pebbles sold and was, if this happens, we know that this was given orders from nato, that this is nato's approval. we no longer see ukraine as the culprit, and all of this, if they are doing this, nato was the one that gave the order. we consider nato to now be responsible and directly engaged in the war and suddenly the us and the okay decide they're gonna take step back and bought all of this. so, you know, red lines are being drawn summer saying 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way, saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think put those response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin needs to

was hit in boy. and so man i to see, he said look what is needed is a new approach. what is needed is an agreement between the u. k. and the you, when it comes to migration because he said was what was happening now is working. that is something that the friendship in all skin b, u. k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than half of students population is living under the threat of hung up the southern give us cited lodge areas of farmland, months of conflicts between the army and the parent, military rapids support forces and also hampton food production. severe ryans, of listening, the situation of the moving reports from saddam's northern states, in this farm land, once produced crops, that's applied to the local markets. but the land owner, us monthly, the med says this year he doesn't expect to produce any crops. he says, heavy rains and to rental floods have destroye

u. k. government to take it seriously. now we have just seen in the u. k. was 10, somewhere in the cities outside of london. i really struggled with this issue where i have been very top on to immigration, voices that have come out, riots is against the current u. k. policy. now, with that in mind, you have to sort of reconcile the fact that the riots of course in men start mentioned there was even a hotel which might have to see cuz had been saying and that was lit up in flames by some of those rights. and very, very time situation indeed was the demonstrations according which is for the government. i'm secretary and for the apartment as the case salma to change those sentiment. serious slate to 5 is, i'm a 5 yet. is still clear. i'm present, change it in the u. k. which does need to be resolved. okay, sonya many thanks for that. so let me go in london. this my chief cell v c i a and m i. 6 say they working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement is top. israel's warren guys, william burns and richard mort, spoke at a financial times. event is the 1st time the

u. k government was doing until a few months ago because a bar is johnson introduced the scheme in 2022. and it was taken out by richie soon that when he became prime minister, the plan apparently was to send plenty of these people to rewind uh to effectively to pull them through one to that scheme. as i understand that cost $918.00. ready $1000000.00. um just give us your assessment of the success of that project. yeah, i mean it was the major gated this officer and stuck cuz it's been up to date it from the stock because there were a series of legal requirements which were on like so you to be met at india and the governments to try to meet bitten by a single that regardless of uh, any considerations or what the situation was on the ground rewind had to be considered safe by decree, which wasn't the case. but nonetheless, the houses apartments, apartments that so uh, it was uh, a problematic as experiments from the points of view of costs. as the u. k. costs eventually kind of said, that's this is not a case of burden sharing, but of garden shifting from red shirts for the next. well,

was sort of choreography here. it seemed like they were edging towards something because the u. k prime, minnesota then was due in washington and was in washington at the end of the week. it looked like they were going to make an announcement. and let me just read to the new york times. headline on thursday by employees to approve ukraine's use of long range western weapons in russia. everyone thought it was going to happen didn't by to absolutely, everybody was thinking that this is going to take place. however, i think getting that correlation formed and getting an agreement, given the fact that the united states also understands the risks being the country pre election. now is problematic. and so what britain is trying to do, essentially, is what we have seen was a challenge. yours was, was a tanks one breton, was the country to open the floodgates for others to supply ukraine was tanks because um, sending fulton, challenger tanks to ukraine, didn't substantially change the situation. but it was a very significant political move. and so we're seeing a repetition of that here. t

was parties to approve this? and the meeting that took place in the oval office between the u. k prime minister and president biden. and that was the intervention by president putin coming out and saying, but if they did this, it would mean that nato countries were at war with the russia. how significant problem do you think the woods were of putin because we have had bellicose statements from him before? well, from what you may be log as your subordinates? yes. a. be a former president. now that gives this secretary of security john, so nature, madrid, this was talking about this ongoing and to know where warfare may be or war in general. what now it was supposed to what's in this bring the well, a 100 and very effective current use during the cold war by both sides. it's called break been ship of a term coined by john foster, dulles. and the fifty's means balancing on the brink of nuclear war, one side dresses, the 5th may go, nuclear, demanding the other bag down. and this works. it works time and i get it works again a so the united states within show action donald trump has

that richard mattress was arrested not for saying anything against the british government about policies being implemented in type of u. k. he was arrested because he was opposing the holocaust. the genocide in gaza and the same is true with wilkinson, with many other people who've been arrested or been detained, who've been harassed. so it's not just r t, it's not just press tv, it's um, the, the, all of you, ronnie and tv has been sanction. and media follow the running media. many individuals like myself, i've lost my facebook account. we as a gram account, many people across the region have lost their all 9 accounts. and of course, the russian media has faced the same phase, but still that's not enough for the west. they target their own journalists and nothing is said about them in the western media. when richard met her so when the sour wilkinson and they were arrested and, and intimidated the guardian, cnn, bbc, none of the said anything. and i think that shows the state of western media, and it shows that the west is not the land of freedom and human rights and, and the, the, the, the rights of the, in the where r

u. k. risk today, both domestically and internationally, by continuing with this data school principal, let me say that lisa k meeting having supported israel's was 57 year old on lawful. and dave are exhausting that. pretty. hiring moment. but now under the circumstances, any likely what is happening in ga gov, the general scientists has already be for me to engage in there are serious risk that varies as you know over onto the west bank. there was a risk that the u. k. government makes it so called police it with oxygen and sign . okay, jeremy cold in your thoughts and why do you think there is this ingrained official reluctance in the u. k. to, to think about suspending arms sales to israel despite the pressure from, from both the public and political parties on both sides of the eye. there is a very deep security relationship between britain and israel, and the other fly unintelligence has collected from gaza. but that you really left for us. there is an enormous pressure, hopefully supporters of israel, both in the u. k. parliament time the media. and there is a very strong opposition mounted against palestinian opinion and people in britain

was stealing in 18 people's pets. as well, you as president joe biden, and u. k prime minister kissed um i have discussed the war and ukraine at the meeting at the white house caves, request to 5 british meg long range weapons into russian territory. was part of the tools, but there's no signal yes, that the leaders will allow that to happen. what did you say the, as the medium between the leaders of the us and u. k. got underway, it was clear ukraine was top of the agenda. united states as sandy, when you helped me crane is a defense against russia is on for the russian. clear food will not make it for prevailing. as for. busy people to be trained this time folk about the positions you have just by starting course with ukraine where i think the next few weeks a months fee crucial. very for important for to train in this fight for freedoms. the question, what kind of support should they provide? should they allow ukraine to use western missiles to strike deep into russia? specifically the british franco stealth missiles called storm shadows. they've a range of 25

u. k, and varying mindset. russian u. k. relations are as a historic low points. now, this incident is not surprising a tool and just recently the u. k announced that it was going to list is a bond is bond for ukraine. i'm using it, storm shadow, long range missiles for strike, for strikes deep into russian territory a that move of cause outraged russia. uh so what we know at the moment is that 6 employees of the british and the city in most cases have been stripped out of that credit station and are about being expelled. as you said, as the actions were found to contain signs of intelligence work in order to stabilize russia, and that was reported by the public relations center of the f as b of russia and also according to official representative over the foreign ministry . maria is the heart of the british embassy at that side. her quotes that the british embassy went found beyond the boundaries outlined by the vienna conventions . i also the tv channel, russia 24, actually names that as diplomats. so we have the names, all of them. uh, the employees of the british embassy here in moscow. so of course, this is a developing story and we're going to watch

the suspected of mother, i just wonder, is case was widely compet in the u. k. of the damaging was sent messages between her legs killers were linked to the public. well, the scandals around in the case to a national inquiry lowest into the human rights abuses committed 5 were to so just in kenya, local authorities where just to move in full. so you can place including murder cases on sexual assaults. early this you can use defense to administer, said nairobi will stick to prosecute any british soldier accused of breaking the lower during that deployment. let's discuss this with august. now. be come out of the lawyer representing agnes, one to respond to joining us live from nairobi monday. thanks for your time today. could you please share how the case is going? where are we now in finding offices to what happens to atkins? yes. uh, seats, the middle of these gifts. yeah. you know, do you need to do that? is about this of, from the, for the ending, but did you that there is need be which is an article that case yes. also been out of 90 disclosure information fro

investigation and is trying to protect the so the suspected of mother, i just wonder as case was widely compet in the u. k. of the damaging was sent messages between her legs killers were linked to the public or the scandals around in the case to a national inquiry lowest into the human rights abuses committed 5, which is so just in kenya, so close to ortiz, where just did more than 40 complaints, including murder cases on sexual assaults. earlier this year, i can use defense to administer, said nairobi will seek to prosecute any british soldier accused of breaking the lo during that deployment. let's discuss that with august. now be you come out of the lawyer representing this one to respond to joining us live it from the already many thanks for your time today. could you please share how.

u. k. uh, recently was the intersection of richard made her stand the somewhat so raid on the saw week to some house at that we can expect more of those uh, a sense just to take place you know, some return sale uh basically was brought to uh, interrupt all of these interactions, ocoee, and so the fuel gauge, barry on the notion that computing and analysis compute constitutes a service and a search to the x that are key is now actually related to a digital formation. uh is uh are some of which i will be deemed to be contributing to undermining democracy. all right. could the bad on the russian news outlets affect other sources of alternative media? did you think so? i believe this is laying the ground for additional steps whether you saw your ranking and colleagues or chinese uh, a few yates. at some point the chinese media actually see tv. everyone will be at some point, deemed to be forwarding a file of the adopt a narrative, an interesting point, actually uh, as i that ended into what shape well, was talking about is that jim's moving generally were being as well as being the state departmen

u. k. me so i was, can be used. but and then we've also heard that gemini, and it says that it was a supply kid with the tourist and missiles was seeing and divide between the western forces i need. so when it comes to giving. so that is either permission to do this a close to go, don't see i try to buy them so on these or bought should you think that did that a lot of mind of giving permission to generate skate to use or longer rep on beeping side less yeah, but he does not want that. you want to happen to be great. basically, the one is a d, a d m, that is our main dentist of what you want. that is the other weapons of europe, especially those don't charge or you can other deep weapons with going to be your. so the wind is that he is the old portion. he does not want it to be become a direct block between us and uh, the let's. yeah, you want it to look like i did. it is uh, basically uh, a shell works its uh, euclid and some have been given to you get in and dumped the been guns. but that's not going to happen the

was incredible genocide. the russia red flags the u. k. same whereas in time didn't have the reinstate company working for me is they pulled my big wishes to quote, the stabilize was not a question of allowing the opinion regime to strike russia with these weapons or not. it is a question of deciding whether or not the native country could be directly involved in the military conflict operating mia and see the resident president along the west. i guess i'm allowing you going to so i can deep into it as a, as a some lesson. but this is also question. let me go go home. as soon as possible, you lost your boss. we don't want to see you on local girl, santa st. inside her house with her mother and sisters proved to be no protection at all, find a policy and going to kill wild thing in her room. as of the, i may have conduct the raven, the west bank that does is really policies on a piece of deliberately positing policy. and until the, it's just going to 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome. wherever you country news from today, this is all

u. k. uh recently was the intersection of richard made her stand the somewhat to a raid on the song to some house. but we can expect more of those. uh, a sense just to take place, you know, strong return self uh, basically was brought to interrupt all of these interactions. archie and so few huge barry on the notion that contributed and analysis country constitutes a service. and a search to the next step are key is now actually related to a digital formation uh is uh, are some of which i will be deemed to be contributing to undermining democracy. or shifting gears to south africa. we go where a monument of the country's national hero, nelson mandela, was draped in a ukrainian flag and that hasn't stopped well with a number in the nation. let's get more details with the correspondence. with this report, a taping a stage slag on the statue of a foreign countries nationally hero is almost certain to cause offense and indignation. but it seems that you created an association of south africa, missed the memo, covering the nelson mandela monument in cape town. and the colors of blue and yellow d

u. k. and the was flooding in poland to more than 25 years to venture pain patches and much of central and eastern europe. the . we begin in israel and alta months of denials. the army has confirmed 3 captives who died in gauze and last year were killed by is ready, shutting the bodies of alia to donna nik basia and luncheon, and will become a doctor. the incident late last year as well, had previously denied responsibility for the death military officials say at the top of the attack, there was no intelligence indicating captives were held at the location where they were killed. that's bringing home the cell, who she's joining as life on the go daddy and kept it online because that is why the government has banned our just. they are from the fulton inside israel. i'm the tell us exactly what we know about the deaths and what is really saying about them as well. these really are me, says they've conducted what they're classifying as an extensive investigation into their depth, saying that they can now confirm those 3 captives were killed in and is really airstrike on november 10th, while t

the result this was surprising. child research up a string of companies on the u. k. between 20162021. he bought 265 homes across britain. he was buying from major developers like box you want me to store some business? yeah, he's on the property business. is making a kidding from the housing process. but the volume is pretty, didn't stop that. in 2021 child repurchase this flush london property financially $16000000.00 charges properties i buy to let's which events out to generate profits. then in 2022, he bought 189 homes. i would notice it shows he owned an estimate of $360.00 homes, totaling over $250000000.00. and he has an extremely rich and extremely well connected politician. and he's blank off hundreds of housing units and the u. k. this guy is, is supposedly elected democratic politicians have an extremely poor country. as a prominent politician from bangladesh, a country that ranks highly on international corruption indexes, mr. child reward is faced stringent checks when dealing with the state agents, banks, lenders and lawyers. anti money laundering laws c

u. k. got underway. it was clear ukraine was top of the agenda. united states as sandy will you help you create as a defense against russia? is russian clear for making for prevailing as for the people in the train? half this time folk about the issues you have just added to flight stung, costly ukraine, where i think the next few weeks a month for feed, crucial. very important for to crane in this fight. what freedoms the question, what kind of support should they provide? should they allow ukraine to use western missiles to strike deep into russia? specifically the british franco stealth missiles called storm shadows. they've a range of 250 kilometers. and it's like close to the speed of sound. these are typically launch from the air and has been integrated into ukrainian fighter jets ukraine has also been supplied with american made army tactical missile systems known as attack homes. these missiles can travel up to 300 kilometers and carry 225 kilos of explosives. both the attack comes in storm shadows have already been used against russian ta

u. k. government has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel . speaking to the u. k. parliament for and psychiatry, david lamb, it said that there was a serious risk. the british arms would be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. us presidential binding says, is really the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to reach a gaza since by deal and secure the release of captives is comments follow the recovery of the body of the us is really citizens along with 5 others in southern, gaza. and saturday, benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the 6 captives home and has cold. so unity across as well. that is, as tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and is really cities for the 3rd day, they are demanding that netanyahu agreed to assist by deals to bring the remaining is really the captive reports more than a 150 people have been killed in the congolese capital after and attempted prison break, but the government has put the death toll to emergency services have been fighting a fire, which and goes to buildings at the prison. in contrast to the go

u. k. government so suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel. speaking to the u. k. parliament for and secretary david money said there was a serious risk. the petition comes with the used to commit to serious violations, international humanitarian. more than 150 people have been killed, often attempted prison break and the democratic republic of congo, people living close to them, i call it prison in the capital construct. so important, having gone fine anyhow, as of monday morning, barbara and good reports and the inmates pasted this images from inside my kind of prison. the largest count in the democratic republic of congo, pasha kids, but he's a heap to the ground and pull it williams can be seen on some of them. people live in place to the prison. so they had gone fire before dawn on monday. about police back up was slow to arrive. what is the need to prison go too far when the police arrived like before 5 o'clock, there was no police. we could see people running away, prisoners escaping. we didn't understand anything until we noticed i blocked the road. there was no excess at the height of the attempt to present bra

now let's just by say, if this was a civil well before, right, last to jazz the u. k. government has gone them not post by mosque and said he could be punished. your thoughts on precisely what michael was saying. the responsibility of must but also of social media should people like mock and other prominent agitators be punished should all those proceeds to be spreading. hatred raises, misinformation, beheld to account. i think misinformation on social media is one of the biggest issues that we have in society in general. and as much as they were finding the plains of bigotry and spreading out lot outright lives. they won't so provoking favor and trying to provoke a reaction. so there was one list of locations where the far right was apparently going to march, and this was circulated on telegrams. and it meant that little people close their businesses early, that you had a lot of people in phase the little people organizing a to confront the racist. and this was a topic that the british national part use many, many years ago. book, i think if you are inciting violence

u. k. have also announced fresh sanction was not bad. what we've got about them. i'd like to welcome ben and ben till a blue who is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies. welcome back to date w now and to me, blink. and says, iran has trained thousands of russian military personnel to use these fath 360 close range ballistic missile systems. now, this apparently has a maximum range of 75 miles. tell us what is rustled likely to use these missiles for as well. it's a pleasure to be back with you. and finally, as you mentioned, the much awaited spoken about transfer of the ronnie and ballistic missiles to russia has happened. this is something that the us government has been speaking about since at least 2022. meaning it would be the other issue to drop. the 1st one being your arms provision in one way attacked rounds or suicide rounds close range ballistic missiles or ballistic missiles that can fly on a parabolic trajectory anywhere from 0 to 300 kilometers. these, as you mentioned, have a little bit of a much, a little bit of a shorter

on september, the 11th, it was reported that the u. k. has allowed ukraine to use. it's still shadow missiles to strike targets in. gotcha a couple of days late. so we learned that the who was also ready to lift the folder on this don't shadow missiles. we don't know what the decision was made in washington during the meeting between find and, and it has not yet been officially announced and may know by announced g to, to, to see is of escalation. but that doesn't mean that the decision hasn't been made anywhere. the stress of west long range missile strikes and russia is closer than ever. according to ministry on the main target of the missiles, it should be admitted treat as hills and russia because plays from vote from that seem an i c. e, korean population. according to the russian side, those potentials try deeper into rushes table. truth will inevitably bring a lot of civilian casualties and demolition of civilian infrastructure. national pop oliver ultra 0 most story we went to canada has thrown its full support behind ukraine's request to use long range weste

it was also say such flights were carried out by the u. k. on april, the 1st, the very same day, an idea strike killed 7 wealth, central kitchen aid workers in gauze. i'm speaking to r. t activist on pink floyd coast. 8 the roger wolf is accused london of being complicit and quote, crimes committed in gaza. of the people say that the puppets of the united states government has a cast on the google ever he's told to buy westminster by the most, as in westminster. and as we've been doing it, although it's the same way that they said bar as johnson to t, i have to tell zalinski that he was not allowed to make peace with the russian federation. back in the april 2022. and they just didn't teach as far as johnson was the prime minister this and they said do it. and so we did it. okay, so we'll do whatever he started to advise most is in washington saturday. there's a huge majority of us who believe that these rates of committing genocide in palestine and that they must be stopped and to the best. and the quickest way to stop them is to stop provid

u. k. governments has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel. speaking to the u. k. parliament's phone secretary david lunney said there was a serious risk that british homes would be used to commit suicide foundations of international commodities. even though of the democratic republic of congo is interior minister has confirmed that's at least $129.00. people have been killed off to an attempted prison break. people living close to them, i call it prison. in the capital construct reported hearing gun fund any hours a monday morning, barbara and go to reports. the inmate space to dis images from inside mcculla prison. the largest count in the democratic republic of congo, pasha kids bodies a heap to the ground. and bullet wounds can be seen on some of them. people live in place to the prison. so they had gone fire before dawn on monday. about police back up was slow to arrive. what is the need to prison go too far when the police arrived like before 5 o'clock, they would know the police. we could see people running away, prisoners escaping. we didn't understand anything until we noticed i blocked the road. there was no ac

and clearly from the case of cory, and before that there was another young man from 100 hendo is a u. k citizen who was also killed in one of those purchased. and no contribution whatsoever is expected from his role is raised would come out. and so we're reviewing it, we're looking into it and then weeks. and then ultimately i think all of the forces of anything as they did with the car investigation. and as we, you know, as the westbank can, to divide in from the west bank and gaza. that continues. we've had some interesting comments from the former head of the internal is ready, security agencies. shouldn't that he's been talking about. he's actually said that nothing yahoo is lying to the country about the importance of the philadelphia card or this is an area of gaza that nothing. yeah. who is insisted on maintaining control over as part of and he sees fund negotiations and the head of the internal security. the former head of the internal security agency has said he is lying to the public. it's not important. how much does this further expos, nothing. y'all who's well or lack of go

u. k. parliament foreign secretary david lunney said there was a serious risk that petition arms would be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian newell. 420222 june 2023 u. k. sent almost $75000000.00 worth of weapons to israel and gaza. is rarely forces of kills at least 12 people in the strikes across the street. a palestinians died when they were struck by shutting the gates to a school within jamalia and north of garza city. and now the strikes killed 4 people in the car outside the health clinic in the west of garza city. so that thing across to dawn has killed at least $177.00 people completely destroyed 20 villages and left tens of thousands homeless bus possibly due to the catastrophic collapse of the about them in red sea state. last week. following months of heavy rain you and says around 15000 people have been severely affected. and the course in venezuela has issued an arrest warrant for opposition needed one day gonzales. it comes off to gonzalez, failed to respond to summons, to testify about an opposition website. the website published detailed resu

u. k. i do have stayed in deal pending is just one of the civil out. the member states was providing weapons to israel and not a license has been suspended. but let me say, because we need to book this thing call. it seems to me that they have still to register this next sheet represented by the international demand. the minute i mentioned that occurred in the are, there is just being an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares israel spreads in india, environmental defined hottest in tears reached local to be dismantled. a need and relations have to be made to the pot experienced dfcs, serious implications for vendor states who have under the law states, responsibility and obligation not to aid in the us. just the got a g o d organization and at the same time, by january 26th this year there are being a set of additional measures ordered by international justice. we transferred the pages that these are these for meeting jo side in. gotcha. and distribution of measures applying to member say no to grade and she's an integral mission of genocide. this is

u. k prime minister castanan was due to meet with you as president joe biden, late today in washington dc. the leaders are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine to fire british made long range weapons into russian territory. moscow's wanted would full nay. so into the world, the concert, if the decision to lift the restrictions is really taken, that will mean from that moment nato countries are conducting a direct war with russia. in this case, we'll have to, as you understand, when you take the relevant decision with all the consequences for this, without the western aggressors would incur. it's not as strong as an equal fact is that nato will be a direct party to the hostilities against the nuclear power. i think you shouldn't forget about this and think about the consequences. so just because the amount of the quote sentence that takes 7 people to death and democratic republic of congo folder roles and other attempted coup in may, they include a 3 americans and one belgian military experts. at the times, the companies on the said it's stopped and attacked by a group o

i knew it was a serious, but this is even more serious. 72 people died in what would become the deadliest residential fire in the u. k. since world war 2, a public inquiry was announced the day after the 1st part focused on the victims of survivors. phase to examine the chain of events that led to the results to the many have felt frustrated up the length of time that it has taken the issue here from the point of view of the immediate family members. this justice i'm 5 has been delayed. as we know, as a fat by the inquiry process and it's very unusual, but an inquiry goes before criminal prosecutions normally inquiries come off, so it's 7 years own move in 340000 people in the u. k. are still living in slots with combustible crabbing. put up by construction companies that have yet to be replaced. the previous government said it was up to the building sector to decide fire proofing safety methods, but delays to the process have left own occupies with what those properties are unable to sell or remove gauge. their defects right from the beginning of the building was built, which the bill does have signed the pledge to

i knew it was a serious, but this is even more serious. 72 people died in what would become the deadliest residential fire in the u. k. since world war 2, public inquiry was announced the day after the 1st part focused on the victims of survivors. phase to examine the chain of events that led to the results to the many have felt frustrated up the length of time that it has taken the issue here from the point of view of the immediate family members. this justice i'm 5 has been delayed. as we know, as a fat by the inquiry process and it's very unusual, but an inquiry goes before criminal prosecutions normally inquiries come off, so it's 7 years own move in 340000 people in the u. k. are still living in slots with combustible crabbing. put up by construction companies that have yet to be replaced. the previous government said it was up to the building sector to decide fire proofing safety methods, but delays to the process have left own occupies with what was properties. they're unable to sell or remove gauge. their defects right from the beginning of the building was built, which the bill does have signed the pledge to

u. k. and the was flooding in poland and more than 25 years is to venture rain patches, much of central and eastern europe in school signing, pulse. and when for also in the english premier league i just beats in london, rivals phone number one now. so you can see that on faces. thoughts receives the we begin with breaking news out of israel, off the months of denials. the army has confirmed 3 captives who died in gauze and last year were killed by is really shelling the bodies of alia, told her donna nick, basia and wrong sure. and then was a cover doctor. the incident late last year as well, had previously denied responsibility for the death ministry officials say, at the time of the attack, there was no intelligence indicating captives were held at the location where they were killed. or that's bringing home the sizes. she's joining us live on the go daddy and capital on mine because that is where the government has band out a 0 from reporting inside israel and home. the 1st they tell us exactly what we know about their desks and what is, what are the saying about them? well these really