well. so your list of in jupiter be so you can see us together with the u. k as well as a number of other allies of this little avenue of, of steps. and basically, comparative change of the ground, all the norms of international law, including the un security council resolution that has only called for protecting commercial navigation with new po number. sure, no one has given any authority to anyone to bombs gammon, just as i'm not a single single to the product station as been given back in 2011 to native to boom. libya, the only resolution that was adopted back then was about establishing a new flies and the type of libya. so it was to prevent the libyan efforts from taking to and obviously it was not, the forces were not taken to the there was no legal authority of that, but the country was boomed into nothing seemed to have black co right now. no one can put the country back together again, the drives of migrants have rushed to europe and this is the day. and if you're a whereas the u. k, in the us have been sped. that whereas the heart of africa was engu

u. k. well, no doubt be watching very closely. and then there's a lot to be than any kind of political blowback for prime minister. assume that i mean, given those spheres of a wide or regional escalation, as you know, we've heard from russia down or the last couple of days in particular that concerns about the situation inside the admin and the possibility that intervention by the us, by the u. k. by all those wood tennessee spock a renewal of items between the 2 warring factions, the who sees in the north and the side, the back cover this and the forces in the south of the country. so not has already over the last few as since the, the tax became something that clearly we're going to take place. his face criticism from many of his physical opponents saying that he should have been coming full parliament in london seeking permission for the strikes as an act of war. and yet it's clear he's been briefing both those within his own conservative policy as well as the new members of the labor party. about these attacks. parliament wil

u. k. well, amongst jews and muslims who lived together in peace, they were amongst jews, christians, muslims, and all other phase who lived together in peace. and so they see that this is a whole city. the is ratings and probably students can only live alone religious the divided lines. my best friend is a posting and listen, i am an entre sinus to these existence is the israel attempts to deny. but young people living in the u. k. count denied what they see in front of the n. i uninstalled the active contentions of israel's propaganda. and many of them you get channels which i'm not criticizing this put together effects to be enough of letting people just feel betrayed by the media. and so they've turned out, let's try to understand what sign is, is and why they must oppose it without being anti semitic. all right. what else could is yoga. uh no good. rather, no good lady, not rotherford was giving us the situation how young people see the subject of sign ism and anti semitism in the u. k. wha

u. k. well, because the french government is earning money from the ukraine conflict, like my concepts yesterday at the world economic forum. that's, you know, the earning money from the weapons sales there, or the weapons delivery. so, and it's promoted in the, in the whole of europe. it's the, the legion of for the, for legion, for the defense of ukraine. so people throughout europe can apply to, and yeah, i can go to ukraine to fight. so actually it's, it's a european projects. you can come and you can fight. and so they will not say anything because they don't want the conflict to ends and especially with us at france is, yeah, they're all getting money from the conflict. and that's very terrible. if you think about is because, you know, it's war to conflict. so it's a, yeah that, that's why like you were saying friends and this allies that continue to support we have despite no significant changes on the front line that we can see, they keep saving more owns and needed to continue this figh

u. k. well, plains in the region, who is the officials are side is attacks on commercial ship sir, a show of solidarity with palestinians. and the stop when israel allows a to end the gaza and the u. k defended it's roles saying the strikes for loans to quote, get this immediate attention. all right, and it's very clear, it's to de escalate tensions and to restore stability to the region. and that's why allies, over the policy weeks of issued several statements of combination of what's happening, calling on the duties to desist that the so called us debility might prove elusive . they're all concerns, we might say fellow, the escalations sense, who the latest a promise to both washington and london a swift response were painfully saying that not intimidated, nor are they afraid of the criminal aggression against our. again, many people will not go unanswered and unpunished. this brutal aggression will not deter government from its supportive position would be wrong to palestinian people . that w

u. k. or as well traveling through the red sea. as the read through the suez canal becomes more risky, european cargo vessels have been forced to alter course from asia and go around the african continent. the journey to the us is also significantly changed and increased the cost of transporting goods. so the u. s. military launched a 6th round of strikes on the hood season. you have an last friday. the attack came in response to the revel group, firing on an american owned partnership in the red sea disease to claim their attacks on trading ships linked to the israel are carried out in support of gaza. earlier i spoke with are the contributor, chris, and to get more details on the story that they do have all the routes they can cite, but that's main district predominantly of saudi arabia, right? egypt. but saudis, specifically, as we know, saudi is one of the most boiled dense regions in the well, it supplies that a huge amount of, of oil, actual diesel products to do the us. i'm the u. k. the fact that they wouldn't be able to pu

u. k as well. and so that's because is that today's judgement would be a response to the criticism that their case is unfounded, or without merit. as for some of the content ation, they receive for what they say is fighting for justice and humanity. as you decide to spend a lot of criticism, again, south africa, can you just give a little bit of context around why? so that feel so determined about bringing this case to the i c j in the 1st place with the it's the so that free conduct. so that's what can government or general south africans. they say that so that freak is bound to its obligation to the genocide convention. not only because there are a cigna tree, but also because of so that because own a part dates history. and that's where the to a part that comes from in terms of a group of people in south africa previously subjugated, oppressed and not having the same rights as the, the sort of the governing all the ruling entity in whichever country they say it's because of the south african str

well, i mean, it is with the u. k. there's always, well, there's a u. k. of course. right. i'm glad you. i'm glad you know, but the, just through, i mean unfortunately it's becoming predictable that way that they follow in the footsteps of the united states that you know, richardson not is not a, it's not a decision making when decision maker, when it comes to these issues. but it then follows into which steps of the united states. so there is that you can the us, i think everything else about 20 country correlation, but i think that's just not tending to be the case. i but it's a but there is something to be said about britain get involved in the m and in particular, i mean, you know, people are in the middle east, you can excuse them for having a bit of a memory historical member breton going back to bomb young man, after very, very dark history in young man and in the region just doesn't bored. well right now, coming back to guys and my want, i want to ask you about these reports of growing frustration between the buying the administration and the national government wit

u. k. u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan, italy, greece and pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of action for palestine and to called for is realty. and it said via so in the united states, government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to say is that i have the funds that are dropping one guys out a you estimate and the apology. i think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of the messic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we will have full size? is it a leaf water? cut them in the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us both and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and pool to egypt. in other words, they were calling for an insignificant i'm saying is open the world. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right? and that's a, this is a crusade and everything was planned in advance. and that's in yahoo. his objective is to take gaza and wipe o

u. k. forces as well the us does not wish to see escalation towards the region wide war, but this is in fact what is getting through its own action. i think for me, this is a another case of failure. all of us diplomacy. you can see the ask you look tory steps, the how to use a bomb, some ships, so or, or a tag, some ships and that see they also a lot of human slides at this room. they then become direct participants. and because a war now the us and britain are bombing the house, he's in yemen, which is related to the gaza or so the u. s. joint ends and becomes a direct participant. and because of war, uh, this can only escalate from here. is ebony is from, is all, uh, already active and is bound to get worse if you get on is trying to do something, but hasn't decided yet a quite what that is. um, but i think this is a, a bad mistake. and i think that should have been a better effort to deter the hosea is to convince them somehow. but ah, if, if the us and britain think that this was silence, the hurt these i think they've got the another thing coming. these guys have seen 6 years or 4

u . k. against. yeah, yeah. many people as well, people here are angry and it's been this way for more than 3 months now. every saturday and jordanians do gather here, and they show their, their anger and express their disappointments in american policies. a country that is always talked about to him. humanity today is a reason for a genocide that is happening to palestinian. meanwhile, is rarely for a minister. benjamin netanyahu says the war and gas out will not stop on to have massive exterminated face the new nazi user, trying to blame us in genocide. it will not deter us. it's the same anti semitism. it hasn't changed, but we have the army. we are on the way to win the war. we will not compromise until we get a full victory because we don't have a choice. we will do it in recent weeks. we prove to him us that each one of them is a dead man walking and we will continue to eliminate them. but these operations take time. some time ago, i meant blinking, and i told him that we will not stop until we bring our hostages back. i also

u. k. bombing yemen, as well. we're seeing, of course, the hezbollah conflict, bleeding over the lebanese, these really border as well. what about hezbollah? what about that regional border area? the way that have been cross border salvos? are you expecting? and i also know the israel has sent miss all is well over the border of the lebanese starch. i'm very well aware of that, but are you expecting that front to particularly lift off? this is a very good question of us. i think we have to go back a little bit to the issue of the board of those. maybe a lot of your audience don't know that. so when with, when it was difficult and i was in 1949 as a member, fully member of state of the united nations. it was a difficult and i was without borders. and without constitutions, therefore, a lot of people asking about that a combination for so which is to ensure that openness, when the i think we're going to, is that i shall try now or for us. i'm going to been isaac good states, which is well defined with both of those

u. k, u. s. and indonesia, as well as in thailand, japan is a breeze. and fact the stand demonstrate is we're a part of a global day of action for palestine. and they've been calling for israel, and it's deadly as sold in the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate? and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place that i know is that genocide because we would have to find that is it a water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it, i want us of and on a, during those time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would cooling for an ethnic cleansing every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. is that a? this is a crusade and everything was planned in advance. and that's in yahoo is obj

u. k. a, u. s. and indonesia, as well as in filing japan, easily dreams of pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of alv auctions upon the spine and the zip code for each road and its deadly attract. we've heard from some of those taking part in the demonstrations. the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to the to use it. um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys are you estimate and the think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that's what is taking place right now. is that genocide because we would have to 5, is it a leak water? cut them the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it. i want us both. and on a genocide that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they would call in for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. and it is that a, this is a crusade and everything was planne

u. k. bombing yemen, as well. we're seeing, of course, the hezbollah conflict, completing over the lebanese is really border as well. what about hezbollah? what about that regional border area where there have been cross border salvos? you expecting? and i also know that israel has sent ms. all is well over the border of the lebanese territory. i'm very well aware of that, but are you expecting that front to particularly lift off? this is a very good question of us. i think we have to go back a little bit to the issue of the board of those. maybe a lot of your audience don't know that. so when with, when it was difficult and i was in 1949 as a member, fully member of state of the united nations. it was a difficult and i was without borders. and without constitutions, before a lot of people asking about that a combination for so which is what age would really openness when they are they going to, is that i shall, or china, or france. i am recognizing good states, which is really defined with both of those with cons

well. so this is what both leaders had to say. a lot of this package, i believe safeguards please, and the union will restore our place within the u. k. internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland as well as north, automatically following future e u roles or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done. and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the d v. have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election? so if it wasn't power sharing does resume here, it would unlock funding which is being held up for nearly 2 years by the lack of profit developed government here. the government says some 3300000000 pounds, could be re committed against juvenile and to see the sorts of pay rises in the public sector. the sort of infrastructure investment which has been so missing. there are still some possible impediment st

u. k. citizen is active in these really ami is rarely officials as well. and for u. k. ministers complicit. it says by providing moral encouragement, political aid, and aiding and abetting. those alleged crimes taking place and cause of the evidence included in this dose you handed to the metropolitan police in police were told eyewitness accounts, photographic evidence of crimes, and they just crimes taking place in gaza, including attacks on civilians, civilian property infrastructure as well as hospitals and schools and the so called use of interest, indiscriminate means, like style, nation in the collective punishment of the palestinian people. none of these individuals a name for legal reasons, you know, c, t, j pieces that expects the metropolitan police now to count out a full and impartial investigation based on the journal hold on to 0 longer focused on, says an unprovoked attack within its borders by iran. has killed 2 children themselves. drunk happens in pakistan's below, just on provence, around says it was targeting the headquarters that the giant shall

u. k. as well. the winds are accompanied by fairly warm air, so this here is just bringing rain, but ahead of it it comes up again as well. it's been very cold weather. so we have a lot of snow initially in sky, the baby, and that a line that stops and runs through you crazy. keep it 0 degrees, for example, we'll see snow and then snow returning as this next storm opens its influence over good parts of central nolan, it's eastern europe decoded as go further south. what comes out in the 2nd but peaceful cost is fairly interesting. so i'll know for at least 3 days with the terms just hopping around, 0 seconds we went snow. not the nice dry stuff that you might prefer to have the code that does come out of europe into north africa and in houses the how much the science. so attempted something that we can ship relief and gauzy and color. and this we in the mountain, which has been so far, not so much dusty as normal, this season is picking up rather boldest. the long, sleek, 2 years should be at time t

u. k as well. the winds are accompanied by fairly womack. so this here is just bringing rain, but ahead of it it comes up again as well. it's been very cold weather so we have a lot of snow initially inside of the baby and that a line that stops and runs through you crazy. keep it 0 degrees, for example, was the snow then snow returning as his next tome open fits, everyone's over good parts of central goldman. it's eastern europe decoded. us go further south. what comes out in the 2nd, but he's full cost is very interesting. so on, know for at least 3 days with the terms, just hopping around, 0 seconds we went snow. know the nice dry stuff that you might prefer to have the code that does come out of europe into north africa. and in house is the how much the science attempt is. and i wouldn't trip relief in gauzy in colorado. and this when the hot mountain, which has been so far, not so much dusty as normal this season is picking up rather boldest. the long slate 2 years should be a time to relish. but in europe's comment, he cannot make cris

u. k. a, and it has to be altruistic. and it works really, really well. and we have about 2500 babies born here in a u. k. through altruistic so to say. so it is successful and it works. and the children are loved and cherished and also have a lifelong relationship with best or good. so they just get additional family so, so as to assess the good are you and say, do you have a relationship then with, with or with the 5, the 5 families or the, you know, the 5 children that you've been a very good mother for. do you have relationships with them after the birth? oh, absolutely yes. and the eldest surrogate babies i've given birth to is now 21. i'm the youngest is 3 and i have an open and transparent relationships with them all. they know who i am. they know that i carry them and they know that we have a lovely connection. so, and it's very proud of that. so do they, what do they do they have a name for you? do they call you, you know, anti sierra or is there a, you know, a little, just, just, sarah. okay. just sarah. yeah, just sarah. well, well, i mean, for

u. k. u less than indeed yes. as well as in 5 lines. japan easily grease and pakistan. demonstrations were all part of a global day of action for palestine and the pole for east village and its deadly attacks were heard from some of those taking part. in the most patients, the united states government is complicit in this genocide. self funding, is it all to the, to use it is that i have the funds that are dropping one guys out a you estimate and the an apology. i think about this, we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide that the wealth is taking place right now is a genocide because we would have to buys it. is it a leak water? cut them the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it. i want us both and, and i do enough time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and pool to egypt. in other words, they were calling for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fath

u. k? how are the allies of the united states going to be handling this situation right now as well? it's very clear that the u. k is acting as a lap dog for the united states government and the us is running the policy here. unfortunately, the united kingdom is getting itself into something which if it escalates, it has no capacity to end. and it doesn't have a large enough armed force. and we're talking about the case of arm capabilities. they're standing r v is less than that of lebanese hezbollah at this point. they're not a significant military force. the united states, of course, is but to intervene in multiple countries we're talking about in get on the dock in syria, love in on it on and perhaps on in favor of these rallies in gaza. this is a massive escalation, which the british cannot handle. the americans can't even handle. they don't have the resources there to do it right in the l. um, it would be a terrible situation for them. they would have been, they would be pushed out of the middle east officially. and the only real responsible the feeds of fire, nuclear weapons at

well, while the u. k and us i'm positive said the attack sonya and well conducted and circled self defense. if it spark anger and america protest as accusing washington of woman growing a 74 percent of our federal logic goes to the military and the station. and the reason for a subsidy and other countries in the us tax payers are paying for the whole thing. weighs as tax payers must not paying taxes to the federal government. and then i'd say, because they are armed mass murder is united states, which makes the people of the united states mass murder is also well the secretary of state, just wrapping up as late as to the middle east. anthony blinking visited product. you join you a buffer lane on egypt to discuss the escalation between israel and gaza. and on the heels of washington solve a bowman's in the region. he suggested that us and doesn't want a wider funds that we were focused on making sure that the conflict on going on with guys. it doesn't spread to other places. so that's been our focus since

u . k. against. yeah, yeah, many people as well. people here are angry and it's been this way for more than 3 months now. every saturday and do unions do gather here and they show their, their anger and express their disappointments in american policies. a country that is always talked about to him. humanity. today is a reason for a genocide that is happening to palestinian and down to guys where he's really bombard, been continuing throughout the night, killing thousands of civilians across the enclave. now the south has been the main focus of the idea of operations recently. now the videos show the destruction of an area that not long ago had been deemed a safe place to find refuge. not more than 2000000 people displaced by the senior, and i simply struggling to survive that to now back in october of the us, vito, the un security council resolution on human nature and pauses. now, the bloodshed continued until the end of november, when a choose between these relative miles, it came into effect. almost 2500 policy unions were kille

u k, but he met, you know, the british petroleum is of the well the, the excellence of 12 then you know, you're going to look at other places because at the moment you've got plenty of as long as you have an allied yourself, totally with, with us foreign policy, you go to other options of, of, of you can buy, for example, from the chinese. a lot of countries can do the chinese chinese shits very in very few places in the world. a sanction. or you can even buy from russia as soon as you wish. so yeah, i think it, i think it's, it's just good news or for multi is part of darcy. very bad. the very bad useful. so the so the rules bikes do the press? well, what other economic consequences do you expect to see from this fragile and security situation in the long term? you know, i think in the long term we can just see the prices of, of energy just keep increasing. because by cutting off such as significant rude food, that translates of oil and gas, and you're going to see that i think you will see the price go up. but it will say property, see i pick plus, which is the regions that big sort o

u. k. america, indonesia, as well as thailand, japan, italy, greece unpack of stock demonstrations, all part of a global day of action for palestine into coal for israel, the end, it's definitely on the boxes and we heard from some of those 2nd thoughts, the united states government is complicit in this genocide sale funding is all to the te set um and is that all the funds that are dropping on guys uh are you estimate and the unimportant just think about this. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide, that what is taking place right now is that genocide because we will have full size . is it a leap water cut? the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us of and on during those time that they wanted us to leave jobs off and to, to egypt. in other words, they were quoting for an insignificant and saying is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. and that they will, this is a crusade and everything was pla

u. k. c b channel. well done to you came out very much on top science for your time stuff. thank you sir. the revelations from the crude party member and the as ready, connected most just side as a recent comments of expose the wish. suppose he says that he hears from everywhere, he says, people in israel, according to the a nile ation of gaza on the palestinians that lift the ballast. of course it's clear for everyone today the right wing parties were correct about the palestinian matter. today it's very simple, if you're going everywhere and they tell you a nicely guys that they can put some say in isolate them, even my attorney's office colleagues who always disagree with me and everything, they tell me mostly of course, we must a nearly all guy since this is a word i've never heard before. the bass majority of israelis do not think it all about and i waiting. all palestinians are all dozens. it is true that today um, after the terrible murder is rape and slaughter of israelis and hodges shaking, there is a great deal of anger. there is, uh uh, where there is incentives that we have to

u. k. on indonesia as well as in tyler and japan, and it's in the greece and pack a song, the demonstrations part of the global day of action. so kind of starting to cool as well to ended suddenly from boston and we had some, some of those take the united states government is complicit in this genocide. sale funding is all to get to you to um and is that all the forms that are dropping on guys uh are you estimate and the an apology. i think about this. we have been saying that like from the beginning of domestic, that of the genocide that the wealth is taking place right now is that genocide because we would have to buys that is a daily water cut them the defense minister, the prime minister, the president himself of is it a wound us both and on a juvenile side that they wanted us to leave jobs off and go to egypt? in other words, they weren't quoting for an estimate kicked, lindsey is open the world every month. they don't have a right to kill, is forbidden to take the lots of mothers, fathers, and children. they have no right. that they will. this is a crusade and everything was planned in

well the u. k is different. it's actually gotten shops has issued a warning to who the font is following, not attempt to the sultan in this statement. he says that we quote the u. k. along side on lies of previously made clear that these attacks are completely unacceptable. and they've continued the who, diesel, by the consequences, we will take the action needed to protect innocent lives and the global economy build a box. so it's not correspond to in london really what we expect the u. k. to do next as well, they are the only country that is supporting the us with military hardware in that region south and the suez canal. they have a vessel involved in repelling the times over the course of tuesday. thing was the 26th, the us ministry said all the, the time since mid november and the u. k. in terms of its potential consequences for the who sees that the defense minister, ground shops outlined that those could have costs involved strikes on. yeah. and that's something that up until now both the u. k and the us

u. k. have conducted coordinated military strikes against the who is he's a why do you think that they deemed this further action to be necessary as well? because they, they see that the roots are still defiant, and then not of it any stretch giving up attacking vessels in the red sea. and we have the foreign secretary, the u. k. for an secretary, david cameron, he says that it's basically unacceptable that a there's a tax on international and national shipping. and also he says that the u. k. does not accept that this has got anything to do with garza also about escalation. he says it's not the west the escalates, but it's the who teach themselves well, escalating. thank you so much for that update. and that is indeed of these correspondent and back at most in london. so considering that these past strikes don't seem to have deterred the who sees will these most recent strikes by the us and the u. k. how about effect? i bought this to sarah of visor bundy, who was a fellow at the giga institute of middle east studies and how black so unfortunately the know the short answer is no. because of when looking at the who is, he's under actio

u. k. of ed croft over the past few days. he says as well that a number of the miss house that were due to be launched against ships in the red sea area were taken out as he put it before they could be launched. he also said a number of messiahs spelled harmlessly into the sea. so he said the attacks that have been happening in the past, 48 hours or so on, not unexpected. the, the, the us doesn't appear to be showing much concern about this situation and insisted that there's no desire whatsoever from the us to, in any way. expand this conflict in the red sea that was simply trying to secure those waterways for the massive amount of traffic that passes through it. and my proof already mentioned the deal between him, us and israel to allow me to collide and together. but there is also the possibility of another prisoner swore to yes. will there have been discussions going on and this is being carried out by brent. i'm a good who's a special representative for the middle east. he's been in doha, in recent days, discussing in particular the iss

u. k. citizens acted in these really ami is rarely officials as well. and for u. k. ministers complicit. it says by providing moral encouragement, political aid, and aiding and abetting. those alleged crimes taking place and causes for the evidence included in this dose. you hand it to the metropolitan police and please wait until the eye witness accounts. photographic evidence of crimes and they just crimes taking place in gaza, including attacks on civilians, civilian property infrastructure as well as hospitals and schools. and the psycho due salinas. indiscriminate means like stylization in the collective punishment of the palestinian people. none of these individuals, a name for legal reasons, you know, c t, j pieces, it expects the metropolitan police now to count out a full and impartial investigation based on the total hold on to 0 longer the leaving on t small but well news now to the us now where i was republican, cool because this have to live in a big wins. the former president, donald trump, most of the votes counts of trump has one about 51 percent fl

u. k. internal market, it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u. last ad. but we're very pleased that we are asked this at juncture. we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done, and that's at society who's really suffered from the absence of government over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the the last assembly election. i've very much welcome to the fact that the have that moved to explicitly recognize on respect to the outcome of sas assembly at election high force. it has more it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive. here at stormont. i'm the d u p was obviously unhappy with the original brakes it scenario with, with that de facto trade border in the i received. they were unhappy with the idea of even son goods that would do to be staying here and organizing. not going to the republic of ireland and that for the you also having checks on them and that's why they would, they withdrew from the power sharing arrangement. th

u. k internal market. it will remove checks for goods moving within the u. k. of remaining in northern ireland, as well as the automatically following future e u last a 5 or is there a place that we are asked this at juncture? we're conscious that there is a huge amount of work to be done and that's at society has really suffered from the absence of governments over the last 2 years. we're almost 2 years away from the last assembly election. i'd very much welcome to the fact that the have them moved to explicitly recognize and respect the outcome of the tasks assembly at election or off of or this that speak to how it follows that he joins us from stormwind and belfast and highest is a big streaming significant breakthrough, how does it come about? yes, it is a big breakthrough. it's not a done deal yet, but it is a major step back towards the power sherry executive here at store month. um, the fee was obviously unhappy with the original breaks it scenario with, with that de facto trade border in the i received. i was unhappy with the idea of even some goods that were due to be staying here and all the

u. k? since then as well, the rising was on the wall, frankly, from weather's day when the u. k. defense minister ground shops spoke about what was asked about what would happen if the he's, he's continued attacks and he said watch this space. and that follows on choose day when the u. k. a u. k. destroyer shop down 21 who to drones, over the red sea. and on thursday nights last night, we had a cabinet meeting rapidly conveying 5 prime minister, which he soon i'm around 8 pm on thursday, followed by consultations which he held with both the speaker of the parliaments and remotely, with the lead. as a leader of the opposition and the opposition defense minutes of the shadow defense, minnesota. so it was clear that something big was going to happen. and so it transpired over the course of the nights the strikes happening at around midnight, u. k. time. and so although reducing act wasn't required to bring in and consults with other members of the parliament and the other opposition policies, he had the time to and felt it probably wise to and full as we heard. and she, hans, it p

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