u. k. well, thirty's on 1st. i also the full out of the, of the government's policies of, of housing migraines on a board, some 200 miles along the coast. in portland, in a box it was found to have legionella bacteria in the, in the water system. and this week with those, those to solve and seek has been taken off the budge yesterday. this, this comes in a week when the government's trying to show and trying to show that it's cracking down on small bites, arrivals in the u. k. this incident today shows just how dangerous the crossing is these 20 miles between the french coast and the u. k. but companion is already saying that the government shouldn't be cracking down on the small bites arrivals. what they should be doing is making more safe routes for migrants to arrive in the u. k. claim asylum. okay, thank you so much. that is pull race for us in dover. will 76 migraines have been rescued from an overloaded wooden boat in the mid to rainy and say they were taken on board a charity ship. the crew says the boat w

well. this is no absolutely b, u k. have said that it is using best to draw more attention to the fact that you can use one of my local supporters of the print in a post that will cause more tension between the u. k and russia, as the war continues on. sonya, thank you for that. sonya guy i live in london to israel. now with it appears to be growing division between the military and political leadership on the government's plan to limit the powers of traditionally they have been widespread protests and all the rest in january, military was of us have being refusing to show up for duty. and in recent days, to have been the pulse of angry masons between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his military chase are full. so it has moved from west jerusalem to the heart of this a power dispute is a very serious issue. the issue of israel's military readiness and capacity, but the real sharp difference that appears to be going on a moment between prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his retreat chase is the sort of narrative

u. k capsized and the channel. well, it's already say 49 survivors have been pro, to show in a joint rescue a peroration by the french and u. k. coast guards. the distressed signal was intercepted early on saturday morning when several small boats tried to make the crossing and rough seas it feeling owns . they were in trouble, they was the problem of sea sickness and then also the boat saw quite simply overloaded. they overload the boats and so they can no longer move forward. the last boat way we intervened was to full a more than 100000 migrants across the channel since 2018 according to figures released on friday. full race is following developments from dive on england's south eastern cost for can you just bring us up to date with these risk you if, if it's uh, especially in regards to the u. k. sides. so yes, tom, it's around 4 am. local time, the lifeboats and some coast guard rescue teams left the pool to responding to that signal that went up from near the coastal town of signed out in front of net net dunkirk

u. k as well. with that, it was 3 of those ball, gary nationals, human one woman. the 1st only russo who is described as having a technical role in the financial services is also described himself as having his own company that deals with into deception of communications. as well as having been an advisor for the bold, garrett, ministry of energy. the other 2 have been described, bite neighbors in a suburb and loved to those being a couple the such them boss of and cutting in front of us. both of them working in health care thoughts also with the 3 of them as well. they have been held up since this year since february this year they appeared in coats in july with a future date to be set full that trial or at sonya in counterterrorism. police are speaking publicly as close and publicly about the increasing amount of time that they say the spending on suspected state threats and espionage, especially relating to russia. well, this has been an ongoing situation between the u. k and russia for some time now. we've been going back as far as 2006 with the poisoning and t

u. k as well that's creeping back up again. so there's going to be potentially going into the full width r s, v and other flu virus says we're spear tree viruses that can put a lot of strain on the health system. so think there's, there, there are concerns amongst the leaders of health care systems and hospitals about how this could affect it. that way, if continues, particularly of be quite seen, children will be back in school and our booster programs are not fully ready at pull hunter and trisha. you're an epidemiologist, i can see who want to jump in. yeah, i think what we have said are comparing the rates of rugs in relationship to other areas. recently the e g point 5 isn't actually taking over as rapidly as say, some of the other, some of the variance of only calling that we've seen over the last year. so it is, it is still increasing, it probably will lead to some increased exits. the hospitalization right at the moment has been going up in the u. k since january, and i don't think we can blame aging point 5 to that. we

u. k. is there one put nice ation of a in piss. when's the input of these interest basically what the u. k is doing well this patricia throw out of such c. this is. busy a needed age is to send that message to the oxygen categories which are putting away from the whites. s we see in the countries like booking device. so in the j and my b, which the open d a lightning was actually it shows the music that's for the african lives by that . so by the western countries. and it also shows that it's very concerned about the world, a cruise in particular, the fact that the russian simulation has an appointment. so yeah, shifting the resources to, to you at the bottom of the african people, definitely showing us all slide meta, carry our lives. as africans done that, they believe that the most pop up they needed to make the government of the change . the men did you meet all i gave the russian people and i only at a certain time is that we stories a russian figuration. each item off $23.00 bd on us dollars worth of debt of the african people try to pass slum the us who are brand new weapons, a package to taiwan,

u. k. and we rang africa. well, no, i mean jump. and then you can apply to group of center a, which is basically a coup, an outline of all of the old competitors. and which has shown for a very long time that it has not always, doesn't have no interest. why did you actually against the idea and actually cut people can put on the key and industrial. so it's not much to look to towards sense because decades and hundreds of yes, show that in fact, the demo mentioned gap between the of the can to the west is exec. what the main page at the power that the west has offered. and i think uh, the key east, in particular, once i ship that he's a sense of mutual trust that indeed all parties are interested and committed to really helping each other and. and in particular, africa meeting, it's the development of quotes, which i think i see this sensually belongs africa, and africa understands that at, for this centrally i forgot to attribute to give, not meant that goes into need, dependable, trustworthy, and, and i haven't partner and it just

well, thank you so much for your time. that is in with a guest in your lecture and physics at nothing. i'm trinity university in the u. k . thanks for joining us on al jazeera. thank you. well to other news now and donald trump's former lawyer of rudy giuliani is making his way to atlanta to surrender. he's among 19 people, including trump, who have been charged with attempting to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in georgia. the foreman new york man was indicted last week along with trump and the others. i'm going to georgia and i'm feeling very, very good about it. because i feel like i'm defending the rights of all americans. as i did so many times as a united states and certain people and people like to say, i'm different from the same row to julia, i need to sit down the mafia. the main new york city to say for city in america, produce crime more than any major in the history of any city anywhere. and i'm signing for justice as we has to correspondence and atlanta covering the lysis developments. russell and jordan is at the fulton county jail, and ellen fisher is outside the courthouse elements begin

well. as the last prince william said he would be supporting them from the u. k as well. but they again, the prime minister wishes to not use not in the study. instead, foreign minister has been sent over to, to the line that says, so want to know what it shows exactly how much messes pull berries, added institutional level for the women's team, and not quite there yet. in terms of the support that would be given to the men's team, especially given that it is a historical event not seen since 1966 sonia guy go live from london. thank you very much for that. we'll go live not to madrid. we'll pull. reese will join us, pull, i'm not sure if you've heard sonya that she touched a little bit on the level of support that span and english gold in the country. i mean, spain is a country rich of football culture. what level of support the the model has applied state and why that level has have had well, i think we've been talking about the decibel levels assign it, and this venue that we're in at the moment. uh, 6000 across the venue in the middle of 100 the, the cities puts on. t

u. k. but in the us as well. and they found the name of the company is taking potter, but have really found this to be a positive thing and i've been 90 percent of them in the case of that, the case that he said that we had to keep up the 4 day week and that they didn't see this drop in productivity. i think it's perfectly fine with individual companies do that. but it's certainly not something to be done with eyes. if we think of, you know, services like the health service, the police had sent the necessary. let people i'm around for some time and increasing the walk falls by enough to maintain those services. a 247 with just not be possible. so i, i don't think this can be generalized. the mean watching life is flexible on riley . so companies will think, yes, it's better to have people watching 4 days a week. that's fine, but it should be something that is regulated. generally. you have to realize that to your moving against the fashion of the moment, this is something that is picking up. but many times why, w

well being hungry. and i know that that's not something i'm going to do within the u. k, so that is already well pop about trying to still is still going on. people like yourself still leaving nigeria and, and heading abroad. but what would it take for someone like yourself who's, who's made this big move to go back to nigeria? what would convince you to, to make the move back as if i'm 1000 percent? sure. that when i get, when i work, i'm going to get paid. when do i find 1000 percent and show that my salary is going to be decent salary that's going to afford me decent life and i'm also 1000 percent . sure that my life and my family's life and security is increased to jeopardize that i'm more than happy to move about home. because recently there was a story of the girl in the news was the medical doctor who died be because of negligence. and she fell down a flight. so from an escalator that wasn't working and she died. and that wouldn't typically happen in develop worlds. i'm said to that it seems that i'm said to when i see that my life and the life of my family is in

u. k. and legally? well, those policies are very restrictive. i think the parkway that does exist for us go nationals has been, i think, used by it and offered to kind of a handful of people. um, so you call and expect people to sit and wait to to say until the government decides. but it's gonna allow you into the country. there are many people to uh no, not the, i'm not sure 0. since i've seen presentation, i need protection and they don't have hallway either for themselves. so i think the problem is, is also, um, you know, it was a desperation. people think that only options moving to get into that boat sadly, because they don't trust some of the sky. you can probably ask and scheme is meeting on a walk in, in practice. okay. so what do you think the you k government needs to do then to stop migraines, to stop assigned them because from taking these very dangerous journeys to arrive in russian. i mean, i think what we would say is do something similar to the pain in the hong kong, etc. actually both those schemes of what we need well, delta ca

id cards as well as passports from countries raging ranging from the u. k to from italy, spain, the check for public as well as slovakia, and all 3 of them have already a page in quotes and the trial will begin at the future dates. but this is of course, yes. and that sign that the you k is doubling down on trying to put more focus on intelligence issues. visa v. russia. course there is phone for this in the, in the united kingdom in 2006, the former russian intelligence officer alex on the vehicle was, according to the u. k. government assassinated by someone hired by the russian government. 9 back in 2018. that was the case of this boy sitting off the scrip house in the city of souls free using a ministry break. none of agents, no big chunk of all of this coming in out of time when the u. k. has been a vocal suppose to all the crane during the russian invasion, and this will not likely help any of the tensions between the 2 countries. so when you've got yeah, go, i'll just sarah london. hundreds of people have been rescued in the mediterranean, off the co

well as possible. it's from countries raging, ranging from the u. k to from italy, spain, the check for public as well as slovakia, and all 3 of them have already appeared in coats and the trial will begin at the future states. but this is of course, yes and no, but sign that to you. k is doubling down on trying to put more focus on intelligence issues. these are the russia costs. there is phone for this in the, in the united kingdom in 2006, the former russian intelligence officer alex on the vehicle was, according to the u. k. government's assassinated by someone hired by the russian government and back in 2018. that was the case of this boy sitting office for the house, english city of souls free using a ministry break. no of agents, no big chunk of this coming in out of time when the u. k. has been a vocal support so of ukraine during the russian invasion. and this will not likely help any of the tensions between the 2 countries. sonya jago, i'll just sarah london, the time for a short break still ahead on algae 0. we're at sea, near the it's how

u. k. tell us about whistle blowers, u k. and the work that you're doing there. what do you focus on? well, it was founded by groups of peaceful groups of us. some where was the blows up as a piece of what twist was supplies and then senior positions. and it was about helping to facilitate access to justice. i'm wondering if he's, if it prompts that chris to just talk people going notes and get digging themselves into holes and getting themselves into trouble. um, it was all about creasing a community when nobody would have to walk this, letting me road alone. because we do stay on a website, you know, learn, you know, it's, i'm sure we, we just don't have. so that use to help everybody. but we do try. and it's a, in, in our organizations ideas for around identifying the commonality. developing a consensus about legislation needs to the site to create fast, safe, and a level playing field. everybody who speaks up or we do the am attends the prep, perhaps collections you know, didn't just wake up when, when it goes, that's what we're going to do. that's what it looked like. it was to develo

well, trading with ukraine is becoming increasing the risk if a u. k. funds, some businesses involved with the key of seeing their accounts suddenly closed by british banks. that's according to our recently published letter from the british ukranian chamber of commerce is increasingly our members are afraid to trade with ukraine from the u. k. the british recreating and chamber of commerce continues to receive complaints that many u. k. banks like h s b c, closed the accounts of small and medium size u. k based businesses. the trade with ukraine conducting, even one of ukrainian transaction can lead to an account being closed. so this letter to the bruce secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent british companies that do business with ukraine, and he's saying that some of those british companies are getting flagged by the banking system that does the know your customer, k y, see type of due diligence on banking customers and transactions. and they're either having their british bank acc

u. k. tell us about whistle blowers, u k. and the work that you're doing there. what do you focus on? well, it was founded by groups of peaceful peak of us some where was the blows up as a piece of what twist with supplies and then senior positions. and it was about helping to facilitate access to justice. i'm wanting to use a bit public press to, to stop people going notes and get digging themselves into holes and getting themselves into trouble. um, it was all about creasing a community with neighbors. you would have to walk this, letting me road alone. cuz we do sell nowhere, so you know that in your notes i'm sure we, we just don't have enough. so that used to help everybody. but we do try and it's in, in our organizations. ideas were around identifying the commonality, developing a consensus about what legislation needs to look site to create the safe and a level playing field for everybody who speaks up and we, we do the am attends and perhaps collections you know, didn't just wake up when winning is that's what we're going to do and that's what it looks like. it's you to develop, ta

government plans to house 500 people that and border calls it cost saving measure, as well for races outside the u. k. cabins home office in london, and let's say the site pulled at this aspect of you guys, government immigration policy hasn't really been a success so far. nighttime, highly embarrassing for the u. k. government and one of that flagship immigration policies, but was still for the $39.00 asylum seekers who've been moved out of that previous a combination moved onto this barge, which should already been described as the fiber gate union as a potential death trap. and now moved off, it's again just 4 days later, having been exposed to a potentially fateful bacteria. now this whole project is part of the u. k. governments at plum to get around $50000.00 asylum seekers out of hotels, which they say is costing the country about $8000000.00 a day. and it's, it's also a positive pond to the to more asylum seekers from arriving, particularly in small bites across the english channel. now this whole episode with the legal legionella bacteria just gave us more evidence to the the many come pages

u. k. sonia were relates to the possession of those identity documents, which range from id cards to task force. several of them ranging from different european union countries as well as the u. k. and it's believed according to the police that they were going to be using them for improper use, which as well now the 3 folk, arians in question only recess, who has been described as having a technical role in financial services. but he also described himself as having his own company in which he dealt with the interception of communications. and he also stated that he had been an advisor to the bulgarian ministry of energy. the aba 2 have been described by the neighbors in a london stop up as a couple be sent, jump miles off and casting yvonne of us, both of them working in the health care sector. now all 3 of them were apprehended in february. this year. they did a pay in coal in july were reminded in cost of the notes please have been made that they have since been released on fail and due to a ton of next month with the trial g just out some time in the future. okay. sonya and counterterrorism police have been speaking about the increasing amount of time that is sp

u. k. but it internationally as well given how important you capitalize ha, all in the whole global transfer infrastructure. yeah, huge amount of traffic coming into and through the u. k, which makes you wonder about safety. is there an issue that yeah, of course, i mean safety is a big concern with gab from that's the national aviation trustful service. but safety isn't a big concern. there all other means in ways of, for instance, spacing aircraft in the, the main issue though is how this will affect the, the pacing of the speed of aircraft arriving in and traveling out of the country here at city airport is being very, very quiet. since we've been hands with a single play and cycles in line, i'm just having a quick look at a departure board, which makes a great reading, particularly if you're hoping to fly out of the country later on today, a flight to answer them. for instance, it's meant to leave about an hour and a half time expect to 11 hour delay for them single story for even a flight to edinburgh. so a flight in, within the united kingdom and to leave at 10 to 4 u. k. time. again,

well, meanwhile, the u. k. n voice ukraine is accused rush of using child abductions as part of an alleged plan to we can you pray? also salons and impose sanctions against the architect children's results in crimea . timing moscow use as a sensor at the destination for children evacuated from the boy. so long to visit the center to speak to speak to the children 1st time. yes, i am from denounced. this is the 1st time i've come here. i really like it. here we go on a boat to the sea, jump from the deck. i would like my friends to come here to see if i wanted to come to this camp and now i would like to go to artic again. i found a lot of new friends here. we dense a lot which theater performances go on trips and have fun from the guns. that massage here is fun and positive. i really liked the activities here. the nature is beautiful and people are kind and friendly and which, but i'd say i'm from, it was helpful. i was invited to our tech thanks to my academic achievements. i really like my vacation. i learned

martin, no, some people you know, something as well as into u. k. who i fuller and i respect so even speculating, the least they think the bottom doesn't even want to run a 2nd time. you know, he hasn't put any money off present campaign. he has this extraordinary our goods. i'm confidence. possibly because of number of friends and intelligence community that are protect for him as i mentioned before. but i think if he tells us i can come thing. what does it look like from his perspective? he's got, he knows that the claim was going to be wound down, and that's, that's good. that's going to be a terrible stay and his legacy. and then all of his investigations that come out, which will state his family, which will my, my, his family for generations to come with the, with the corruption story. so i think there was a, there's an argument there, but there's also another argument which suggests that perhaps, i don't know if it's gonna happen. you were able to correct me, but perhaps in the, in the months coming up to the fund election, the democrats may

u. k. in the struggle to contain the russian threat to europe. well, if it means sticking it to russian president vladimir true to then. well, i guess i'm ready for just to get a free pass even said yeah, well these companies in ukraine have no problem doing with the us and the you again, probably a free pass. so now we watch the british government to look into that kind of a free pass of looking into british companies trading with ukraine being treated as badly as for exit leader nigel for us to have his account close by a big bridge bank for what he says our political reasons now that's pretty bad, but it's important make a decision here for ross has never as far as i know, been listed on a global corruption index. hey, maybe the ukranian trade is in fact totally legit with these british companies. he mentioned agricultural businesses, so yeah, it could be legit. but are the brits really in a position to know that with certainty through the current fog before? well, this chamber of commerce guy says the m y 6 has more information now on ukraine. it

well trying to reach the u. k. from phones 49, others were rescued. local officials say dozens of boats coming migrants and the refugee's were trying to cross the channel from the french coast. fully supports in the port of dover, in southeast england. journeys and after dangers sold, the let's see migrants leave of british quota for special. after being rescued off the coast of france, dozens of bikes trying to reach the u. k. got into difficulties in strong occurrence. it belongs to gail affective for the light, but they were in trouble. there was the problem of sea sickness and then also the boats are quite simply overloaded. they over load them and so the boats can no longer move forward. the last bill with what we intervened was to full, the best way to go shopping. for some, the rescue came to light a vessel capsized and 6 people were found in the water in a serious condition. one was left at the hospital and kind of like, but pronounced that soon after the other 5, it was late to confirmed, also died of a life boat and coast guard rescue teams

but it was almost like a well being born in the u. k. you were less westernized than many of the people who have lived impact has done their entire life. and i think this is such an interesting point because you also mentioned, you know, the british society is now being increasingly so their age and i expected sized, or i don't know indian eyes if, if i can put them that way. and i was thinking about whether one can really understand them fully inhabit their culture, that condition their speciality consciously without having some distance from it. because i think one of the reasons why you can see the pakistan is the sides of the way you see is because you have, you know, so the benefit of several different perspectives to i agree, i think that's absolutely right. having grown up in england and then coming to focused on which was an identity. uh that was very strong to me. i was very focused on the british book. it's funny. and then coming here and realizing that i actually focus finding identities, also in change and of course of transf

u. k based tech firm has come up with a new technology. they say, well, trick your brain and muscles into thinking you're actually lifting weights. and then most of us take a look, the best price can you work out in virtual reality for 3 industries, believe you can, with their wearable technology. your company founded in 2017, says they can make your brain think you're actually lifting weights, resulting in give you new work out of the way. here's electronic muscular stimulation, m s, for sure, which fundamentally interacts with your muscles to create that same electrical impulse that your brain proceeds. when you're holding a cup, i'm not a water bottles or dumbbells, delivering that artificially through our wearables. so the feeling you get out of these is resistance, load petite, on weight up to a certain level, but it's design more for strengthening, targeting and conditioning. actively combining. electro must dealer stimulation in a virtual simulation is a fairly new concept. the company says they are not looking to replace the gym but at least at t

u. k. was great to have you on the day. thank you. thank you. well, officials in the indian capital daily recruiting women to drive the cities public buses. accounts as a big step in a city with old bus drivers some 15000 of them have to now been on the main the deputies when they are calgary met, one of the new women brook ridge at work at 430 every morning while the city is still sleeping, you'll get that part of a drive full book at this bus, people in new delhi, yoga as a bus driver. and one of only 3 women drivers in this people. she's bought with a batch also newly inducted female drive was in the dairy transport corporation or dtc. the city's main public transport operate to to the state government started the program last year to attract more women drivers to the d. p 3 so far, $24.00 women have been hired in the total, the force of about $15000.00 drivers. at 5 in, you'll get the sets off on her duties. she has been driving a bus for 8 months now and loves her new job. it was my trying to dream to drive. i started learning on my own again wi