u. k. welcome to the program. so your organization has being critical of the g 7 saying that the group of powerful economies spends 62 times more on weapons dental need. tell us more about your objections. thank you for that. um our findings are based on the analysis from the stucco international piece. research institute slippery. i'm from my own analysis of the data. it shows up mr. spending, but you 7 patients said to 1.2 twin and lost ya. i'm both a significant increase of 7.3 percent on the year before. i'm there for 62 times more than what they spend on your monetary number. 8 responding tools and divorced as for us, what we're saying is meanwhile, do you separate contributions to the amount of time and age appeals for the biggest global prices? as you've mentioned previously dropped from 27500000000 to in 2020 to 20.1. 1000000000 last year. so that's a cut of $27.00. so if we want a piece of more, a more peaceful world, we all saying that rich countries like the g 7 countries should focus on you might to 8

u. k. we have keisha brown. she's a postdoctoral fellow at minutes university. her research focuses on the fall, rise in front italy island and the u. k. a. welcome to both. thanks for joining us on our own female panel today. so now i'm going to start with you case because i want to, to look at the results that we've seen so far. i'm the reaction mean the main headline has been this the shift right fluids. but given the expectations of what could have happened, i understand there's also been a fair amount of relief in brussels, casey to yeah, i think, i think there is a need to be cautious about how we frame these results. and because i think a lot of the, the major coverage has a, in a emphasized a shockwave o. and this huge shift um, but i think we need to be careful that we don't emphasize the magnitude of these results because it can play into the hands of the far right by high paying their importance. we need to remember the european elections 2nd order elections. so that means that there is generally less likely to turn out. and so even though some of the figures might seem alarming, if we take into account extension and we get much smaller proport

u. k. are not among those forward thinking countries, in most cases at least involving government whistle blowers, the u. s. and u. k. site. national security is the reason for not welcoming new disclosures, and indeed they use the espionage jack and the official secrets act respectively to prosecute whistle blowers. but why hasn't more been done to protect private sector whistle blowers? why do people who blow the whistle on waste fraud abuse, illegality, or threats to the public health or public safety at big pharma, in international banking, international conglomerates and elsewhere still face the untampered raft of their companies. where are the protections for these whistle blowers, or next guess jane turner was a trailblazer at the federal bureau of investigation. she joined the fbi i in 1978 and became the organization's 1st swat member swat is the special weapons and tactics team. she investigated some of the most high profile crimes of the last 40 years, including the abortion clinic bombings and the central park preppy murder. she was involved in the capture of christopher boyce, whose story was told in the film the falcon in the snowman. and she worked on the c

u. k. starting with the ceremonial welcome and carriage ride to buckingham palace with king charles that a visit intended to reinforce minute tree scientific culture link between the 2 countries . prime minister wishes to not greeted them, but they will be no visit to downing street with british elections just a week away. the usual political elements of the trip have been stripped out. prior to leaving mary, he tow spoke with many a frequent kind of home on the john, it's a couple here at google site during a visit. we would like to rekindle old friendships with king charles, his wife and the royal family here, stories from which companies, people living in the u. k. you've got a british people here that have connections with japan so that we have an opportunity to further in home. i am a friendship behind us, you know, he will certainly a reset. the team is the unknown soldier in westminster, abbey, and late to return to the palace for state banquet, state visits, not just ceremonial.

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welcome. juliet sanchez, flowing out of the u. k. after agreeing to a plea deal, which will see him go free. the what you weeks founder is being moved to the north or marianna islands and the pacific where he's expected to plead guilty. so violating us as you know, as long as andras wanted for publishing classified us military files on the wiki leaks platform, which he founded in 2006. he had been fighting expedition to the us and britain where he spent the past 5 years and a high security present as long as ultimate destination is australia, his home countries. there's a little bit of what australian prime minister anthony alban, easy have to say about the a parent end of the as long as case. and i've been very clear as by the live deleda a, an opposition, but also as prime minister. that regardless of the views that people have about mr . assigns is activities, the cases dragged on for too long. and i spoke earlier to dw reporter and joel. all right. and sydney for the lady as latest. angelina sanchez, police he's on his way to the

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u. k. is defenses against on welcome arrivals. it's here in the porch. the, the migraines plucked from the small boats in the channel are brought and it's those images which of laws be driven the debates about migration in the u. k. but the emphasis that voters puts on migration as an election issue very significantly depending on policy allegiance. just 3 percent of labor policy versus c migration is the single biggest issue that rises to 27 percent. among those who intend to vote for the consecutive policy. i'm not rises again to 68 percent for people who intend to vote for nigel final issues. reform u. k. policy. the public desire to come migration is a defining fact uh in the 2016 bricks it referendum. yet kevin polling indicates that overall votes as a to, to action the sofa and partly because the post wrecks it. labor shortages in key areas. when the u. k. public, aust, would you like levels of migration to full is a fair proportion which say yes that they would like migration levels to full. but then when they are asked about the groups which make

which became an international sensation as the prime minister boys johnson welcoming the delegation from the battalion. so they u. k. parliament praising them, calling them a heroes, and less than their banner with a neo nazi symbol. or the state department given the metal of cards to a ruthless, cold blooded killer, while healthy evacuated women and children from areas affected by war. ukrainian military veteran scott secretly documented russian forces committed atrocities during the sca easy. 3 in service got throwed, who's towns and covered in the blood of the elderly women and children in march, 2022. she pretended to be a mother of 2 children, whose parents she had deal herself in 2014. the person actually participated in the seizure of the power in ukraine from 2014, 2018. she to a new and that's is in the don't bass region. she gave me these crimes against civilians. if a leper, the parent let and change its spots, then why don't list the bad on all kinds of or isis? well, they will, when they need them. because this isn't about human rights, it's about strategy. great to have you with us. hey, this sunday,

order from the caribbean, the fellow i'm quite richardson one welcome to the show. juliet sanchez flowing out of the u. k. after green to a plea deal, which we'll see him go free. the wiki leaks founder is being moved to the northern marianna island in the pacific where he is expected to plead guilty to violating unless espionage law. from there he's expected to travel to australia, where he'll be free, as long as was wanted for publish and classified us know what for the files. we came this platform, which he found in 2006. he had been fighting expedition to the west in bridget and where he spent the past 5 years in a high security prison. i'll be giving you 2nd. our washington bureau chief n s pole has the details. so, well, this is actually really quite a spectacular turn. we have to keep in mind that julian has also spent more than a decade in confinement 1st, and then the embassies and then in prison. no other case has this uh, taken this dramatic turn and expedition to the us. indeed, as apparently no longer under discussion. so the agreement apparently stipulates that assault will plead guilty in

reports on how to move is truly tensions even further the clear richardson welcome to the show. julian sanchez flowed out of the u. k. after agreeing to a pre deal, which will see him go free. the wiki likes founders being moved to the northern marietta islands in the pacific where he's expected to plead guilty to violating espionage law. as long as just wondered, is, uh, was wanted, excuse me for publishing and classified us military files on which he makes a platform. which he founded in 2006. you've been fighting expeditions to the west in britain where he spent the past 5 years and a high security present. or as long as ultimate destination is australia, his home country. here's a little bit of what australian prime minister anthony albany, easy have to say earlier about the apparent end of the as long as case i've been very clear as by the live deleda, a, an opposition, but also as prime minister. that regardless of the views that people have about mr . assigns is activities the cases dragged on for too long. let's get across to australia now where we can talk to dw reporter joel joel roys running us now from s

u. k. a new starts the hello. i'm quite richard saying that i'm thrilled to welcome our guests to our studio in berlin. we have nikolai, went on darpa, if one of the analyst at the german institute for international and security affairs, oliver moody, berlin correspondent for the british daily the times. and katya, where historian and author at king's college london, at joining us today with a view from london. so katya, i think it makes sense to come straight to you. how would you describe the mood going into these elections on july 4th? a well, that's certainly a lot of gun disaffection out there. i think, you know, not least with the fact that these problems, some of which were mentioned in the, in the introductory film have been around for years and decades. um, you know, and that doesn't seem to be an attempt to so soul them as far as lots of people are concerned. um no, everyone sees labels c o v is kind of, you know, way out of the many people for labor because they won't change. but they're not entirely convinced that that will come. so there's a general sense of, you know, something needs to h

welcome to our show. obviously, been busy in berlin. julianna's sanchez rides at the courthouse in the us pacific territory after leaving the u. k. under a plea deal with us, prosecutors sondra is facing a final court hearing inside pon, in the northern mariana islands where he is expected to plead guilty to a felony charge of by leading us espionage by the deal is expected to allow him to avoid for the present time and return to his native australia massage was indicted in 2019 for publishing classified military files on his wiki leaks platform. for over a decade the australian hawk attend whistle blower has divided public opinion. the hey old is a champion of free, pressed by many condemned as a trade to buy his detractors. it was in 2010. he became world famous after his company with kelly published a tribe of files and diplomatic cables. they included a video of an, a taco fine american apache helicopter, any rock but left 11 dead, including 2 journalists, rod during the day. and for some his actions with a hallmark of a free press, the description of what it is. but so many of those the link so nothing shots of treason and

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welcome. after an almost decade and a half long legal bottle, which he leaks fonder, julianna's son should be imprisoned into u. k. has returned home to us truly a on being reunited with his family. this, after a plea, deal was struck with the us government. the full i sondra is released, sparks celebrations across his native land. demonstrators and supporters gathered to praise the outcome of the court hearing in the us specific island territory on the side palm where he pled guilty to violating american espionage law. however, as truly lawmakers are worried about the president, his case has i will, i will flags a one, allow me issue. and that is to die on us 2 or 3. i present it was 6 for the charging and conviction of a journalist for doing a job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know 3rd period to tell it harry, in country. it is not what we would expect from the united states, or similar country loc and stria. well, i think it seems a chill down the spine of journalists world war that this president has been sick and it means out there is more work to do, to push

u. k. i'm the united states for their governments to help them stop their calling the life from us. so this is our to hello and welcome to the news our we start with our breaking news on the mounting deaf toll from the must've is really operation to rest you hostages in central gas it over 200 palestinians refilled today. according to the end slaves, media office for is really captives including a russian, they were rescued earlier by the idea from the new surround to area or the aftermath of the id as hostage rescue mission is. so bring is really, are forces, conduct the cover operations by bombing the city streets and leaving buildings destroyed hundreds for rushed to the local hospital, which is understaffed. and the stuff there, while they're doing everything possible to save lives, a mazda official smoke exclusively to r t a by the attack. the number is indicated to be bigger because of the process. i see this one to the scenes of the time, the. busy laptop, the whole system is dealing with this many possible stairs and that is tedious. the injury was very limited, the resources were very interested so therefore

u. k. replaced i to the point where they've done well and showed the way black. it was on the weathering on the jersey to the the welcome back. you're watching out just the time. to recap the headlines do as president job i did on republican presidential nominate donald trump of rob top. the 1st televised debates with the 2024 and that's line to georgia debate has raised issues important many that is including the economy, ocean migration, as well as the wars and the pricing calls. these riley mandatory is launched an operation east of garza city and older people to leave the should jaya neighborhood in northern gone. so it's free is right in the strikes of hit jabante, a refugee camp killing at least $32.00 kind of simians despite conceding to protest is demands. kennedy is president william rudo has been unable to prevent more demonstrations on 1st day. i to this on demanding, he kills a controversial tax bill completely. also calling on him to step down. sample, solve it. his mall from nairobi, a boy out between kenyata and tell them in the heart of downtown i wrote what is happening on this street is a snapshot of w

but a welcome to the weekly recount on our after and almost decade and a half long, legal bustle, wiki leaks funder. julie massage, who'd been imprisoned in the u. k. has returned home to australia and being lead united with this family. it's after a plea, deal was struck this week with the us government and the will ascend, just released, sparked celebrations across his native land, the court hearing which in fact took place in the us pacific island territory of site pon. so the publisher feed partial go to via leading american espionage law. in exchange for his release, a number of a stream, the lawmaker said, it should never have come to that. i'm not that worried about the president. his case. i say, i will, i will flag the one, allow me issue and that is to die on us to retreat. i present it was sick for the charging and conviction of a journalist for doing that job. that is a really alarming priesthood. it's a sort of thing we'd expect you to know 3rd period will to tell it harry, in country, it is not what we would expect from the united states or similar country like destroyer. well, i think it seems a chill down the spine of journal as wo

robots and we live from molto welcome to the bridge program. indeed, we do have breaking news on opposite ends and actually the song as a founder was he needs as left the u. k. all through the length of the legal bustling, which he agreed to print deals into a criminal to origin. which of being released from prison now pointing to with headings assigned to the deposit in belmont maximum security prison on the morning of june 24th office wedding 1901 days on the founder of with you. because then bought it an ass off the flew out stevenson apple in the thing that i saw and is set to be sentenced on wednesday at 9 am local time and it's the same time codes. and now judge must accept to the settlement, but 2 will most likely and credits for the 5 years he has already spent and will not face any old time behind boss. now let's get more on this. and costs lived on the parcel. okay, move and get a good to see late the very early hit, but thanks for joining us. that kind of years and years of legal bibles, as we know for julian as long as it seems of ended. but can you tell us more about this, please log in. perhaps. are there any updates as well? from what we unde

you're welcome back to going underground rule cussing all around the world from the middle east, where in gaza, tens of thousands of men, women and children have been massacred by u. s. u k. u armed israel. the survivors of direct attacks and suffering from disease. the dodge and medical treatment and or risk dying from starvation and with hundreds of thousands of schools, universities, mosques, churches, hospitals, and houses destroyed. they have no way to go. joining me now from chicago is ali. i'm the name of the founder and director of the electronic intifada. he's the author of the battle for justice in palestine. i'll be thanks so much for coming on going underground. you know, the electronic intifada is being such a resource. just so many people for and need a quarter of a century. just gimme a reaction to a nato's media propaganda campaign, celebrating israel saving a full captives from gaza. recently, i understand the british propaganda network, the bbc founded 9022, celebrating it with you know, it was an end tab like rescue and people were dancing in the streets. thank you so much. have sion? well it, it's awfully grotesque, of course, because they're all down

u. k. replaced by the end of a point where they've done breakfast well and showed the way black. it was on the weathering on the jersey to the colleges. here with the the welcome back to remind to about top stores if we could, except found that you did a song which has of mid to the federal espionage charged during the court hearing in the us territory. northern scenario. and it's a 2 ends. washington's efforts to prosecute him revealing and government secrets about was not the kind of stone can use preston test plane. the storming of comment and i rode the once he says is a group of organized criminals, the canyon medical association, since at least 13 people happy to protest against a bill to raise taxes. the government has to sore the army to quote the bonds canyon. the police crept down on protest is at home as some of their offices begin emission to tackle bothers in another part of the world. but the 1st group of offices as arrived in haiti heading a you in fact force trying to contain guns, controlling most of the capital of porn to print the deployment faces. a legal challenge in kenya, presidents within router's governments, has gone ahead with us bac

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k u am news, good to see you at thomas. so when are you expecting julian? a sounds to arrive and what welcome as you can expect. the yes stop it, isn't tito from site bad the us territory in the northern mariana islands? i'm outside of the site then international airport. we're like you said, we're just waiting to see when exactly because these founder julian assigns will land to forward his us the district port federal erie tomorrow, which is scheduled for 9 am tomorrow standard time on site. then at the us district court here, we're still waiting to see, but all of our observations right now. we've been here all day looking. neither does it seems to be anything out of the ordinary, a pretty normal day here. but of course, that will rapidly change once julian assigns land to the century, the us district court to entered his plea that was just reported on. and thomas did this take everyone by surprise? yes, it did. no one saw it coming and particular no one saw it coming year. and that was one of the many questions that people asked today is why sipe and why this us territory in the northern mariana islands? we