well, i mean i, i run the, the u. k, division of whatever the task will do in a way of price on a shoe string because we are independent and reject. cool. the interested in the gray zone, the need. anything related to belgrade? yeah. and they, they didn't have any they, i mean they wanted to know why lift and said yeah, what did you say? all right, well, i said um, cuz uh, because, uh it, well i, i stated that i loved the people. i loved the culture and loved the history and the fits pretty good too. and they take that for a reason. yeah. they, they accepted that, although i think that they, it was very, very clear that they found everything about me intensely suspicious. so they all asked me specifically what, how and why i got into writing about national security issues. but also, um why i wrote about the british government. i mean, it seemed quite a strange concept to them that you would criticize your own government, which i think speaks volumes about that this fact it's on the well, but yeah, the, the, the, they we

u. k. well, you can find more news features and then not assessed on our website. i'll just say what dot com please continue to announce your off to 11. the sears from, i'll just say around on the go and eat tonight. out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we, the fix on line from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and type them a new app from out to 0 new at using. is it good? it's being decorated loan sites that just, you know, 10 years off of me image testing and it doesn't stop. nearly 300 people died when russian back separatists shot down the passenger jets over ukraine. i pray for how it came to my dream. i'd say she stopped coming back. 3 men have been convicted of mass murder. russia refuses to hand them over. they should be imprisoned. now, prosecute is believed vladimir putin himself was directly involved in the crime. we have strong indications that he is in self and responsible for it is a 100 percent. sure that he will, that to sudden military recruitment across the board that came from

m, u, k. well, intelligence? so let alone the operating in, in the, in that, in that run or not around in general, or otherwise anywhere else around the middle east. so it's a bronze to, or a grand or colonial project. and that there really reflects the continuation of what's the colonized ation of our territory and no matter what direction was or is it for now in terms of condemning colonialism, it's a fact of life here. and israel is the embodiment of those colonialism and uh, well crimes and go pressing the civilian population not only in 1000, but in the middle east and general. dimitri meantime, welcome to the fold new iranian president. i mean, the honey a was bad to attend the integration of the brand new president of iran. i'm is in. is israel. i mean, you know, my last guest said, oh it my side was behind this assassination. uh, all of the hamas political liter. um, but now we bought a brand new president, is israel sending a message to the brand new president of iran? you've just been in all great hit g

u. k? well, i mean, i say, i mean it's, it's remarkable at how rally the, the, the, the agencies lead. and then the, when, when they do once in a blue meaning it's similar to the targeted and it's again, it's a way of them shaping what isn't, isn't in the public domain. and i mean for instance, it's been a while that's a golf to now, but like, i believe it was last year. the times newspaper published based on leaks, records of how and my 6 is running an isis asset who ended up killing members of design. some, it was quite fairly unhinged individual, but they kept running him and giving him money and direction and that was no doubt leads to get rid of who ever allowed this to happen for, you know, internal reasons, maybe some of them is off of the job. you know, it's a, i think we should always, when things get get published a the appear to be based on inside the source is or an or insider information which is we have to understand what they want this in the public domain. and the reason isn't the actual thrust of the hospital. so to give you an example, new york times recently publishe

campaign as well as the new government to commit to the lender as need to reach out to 0 diving in u k. well, that's it for me, don jordan, you can of course find more information on our website, talk 0 dot com. there it is. the news continue on to 0 off the comments. stay with us spectrum. thanks for watching the and the lines of ethnic i'm groups is posing the biggest challenge to me in most contest since the 2021 with exclusive access to remote camps and find, find battles. shops the progress of an idealistic young generation of rebels is a pivotal moment in the last 60 years of the countries, the trouble of history on the phones the in my, on the, on the ropes on al jazeera when you consider a plan, it's by diversity. she range and variety of life that exist on us. and then when you think about the threats to this diversity, what are the images that immediately come to mind? apolo bass stranded on a melting chunk of ice. maybe a loss wave of the amazon, the forest. perhaps stretches of coal rays, bleached and slowly dying, or is images are on the la. they are indeed evidence of biodivers

u . k as well. health care affected as well. hospitals here in germany counseling elective surgeries in the u. k. the national health service says booking assistance there are done as well. trained systems in the u. k. were also done for a time, as was the london stock exchange. so one security consultant, michael toya hunter posted on x earlier. he called this the largest i t. i should in history lifted more from my dw reporter matthew mannion who i believe is on hand at uh, belinda apple. mathew. what time you'll be in seeing sofa. all right, well barracks, yes, thank you. i'm on, i was, i should do to be a travel, a head from building apple this morning, and i arrive at yeah, both around 9 am for my flight's at just after 11 to lunch and i'm lined up as everyone else said, just to taking my bag for the whole i'm within a few minutes so, so we were having done announcements and the about the apple that there was a technical issue that was affecting the check in process and was just to, to wait. and

u. k to well closer together in the coming months of that's the election on the other side of the atlantic. on november, the 5th donald trump is leading in the polls and to use a very for this expression stall, a full human rights lawyer leading a left of center policy may not be trumps cup of tea. james base out to 0 london. okay, will not sit for me down jordan, for now i can find more information on our website now to say or don't come, continues here on obviously or off the witness that you've been searching the grant of a title that led to the printing, the manama. we have an end and have a friend to find out the funds have been given by letting, seeing if any of them present during a professor at the medical center opened up for you. but the shepherdess amazing, the scared with whom they should be unable to get them for more than jennifer felt that she gets a the the slow the assumption is and also the forces cause i says welcome to this area. the pump decision is good for saturday. the seasonal functions only come from activities on the phone to the news. you just have completed the

u. k. politics. well, let's talk about this new chapter. a new k politics with are important as far as going to. you've been across this whole rock sizing a day today. may i ask you keeps telling me to do the campaign. he kept talking, rob mccloud, in the about change, change change, and in his address he said many times probably was talking about public service change and public service. so what, what does he mean? but it won't change because this is the 1st time in 14 years that labor have actually got into power. and because during those 14 years on the conservative rule, they have been 5 different prime ministers. i'm not going to name them a lot of. it's a lot of change. i'm not going to name them all, but let's just mention a couple bars. johnson was one of them in the and he got kicked out by his own policy because of his policy gates scandal. he was up and seeing, having o at least was aware of policies being held in downing street junior during cove. it when everyone else looks down. the 2nd person we just sold the list trust. she w

u. k. general election. any new prime minister face is a difficult series of decisions on foreign policy, conflicts and ukraine and gaza, as well as the strange relation to the you all need urgent attention on different mountain care. that's a james based reports now from long 5 days off to the u. k. election, they total leaders will gather. this was last year's summit. in lithuania, the war and ukraine will again be top with the agenda when they meet to mock the lines to 75th anniversary in washington dc. i suppose the right, it's likely to be the 1st international trip from new you pay prime minister kissed um he'll be the new face on the global stage, but he's unlikely to bring many surprises with his foreign policy. it's now nearly 18 months since president putin invited ukraine, and a new labor government is bound to continue the case that costs support for the presidency. lensky. when it comes to the war on garza, the parties election manifesto document says the u. k. will recognize a policy and state tiers, charismatic non correspond how it was perceived in the country. but pub, costa, an academic jason pack says both st

u. k. well, off to a very slow start this morning. it gradually seemed to be picking off, and a steady stream of people have been going into the polling station behind me to cost that thought, but who they would want to see a few, the seats of wolverhampton, there were 3 seats here that are being contested between the different parties as well. the move of hampton is a city which is in the house of the west midlands. it has a fiercely proud legacy of industry and manufacturing. with these days, around 3 quarters of the people employed who are employed in the services sector. as well, and so while it will be a while until we know the initial results of exit polls, vote is all being reminded that if they want the vote to count, they're going to have to bring with them to the polling stations. the votes are id to ensure that they're able to vote is the 1st time that it's happened in the u. k . general election. all right sonya and when can we see when can we expect rather the results as well. we're going to get the 1st sign out around $2

u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he did mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks. 4 weeks time, which i took was a grand assault at the time of the photo. okay. yeah, let's see what happens. and then about a week, a week before he was put on the jet, i was getting calls from him very excited calls from julian going through all the little bits of logistics that had been set up every day. there was some progress legit getting locked in his movement from inside the prison at the very early hours in the morning so he could be undetected type into stance to the airport and the little bits and pieces that were all falling into place. so it was very, very hard to keep that a secret and it was, you know, essentially a political miracle that this was able to be pulled off. and i think i or credit due to people like you who have been reporting on this a little felt the many, many is the las

the new government to commit to the lender as need to reach out to 0 diving in u k. well, that's it for me. so i'm going to mila will have more than just the one and stay with the with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war and ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no date after in israel's war on causes a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line, the, the, the, [000:00:00;00] the safe them even come in as an international insight, corruption, excellence, award, denominator hero. now, this is the 1st genocide that we see in the field. there's this disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening most covers how the news is cut the bold and i'm told stories from asia and the pacific on out which is 0. the israeli forces attack, it's another you in one school in garza where palestinians have been seeking shelter. dozens, i killed the somebody. this is all to 0 life from dell. i

u. k. of the 14 years of, of conservative governments. and we have seen that there were lots of crises that were hitting not just the u. k, but other countries as well. ukraine will inflation for example, but i think here in the u. k. a, it was almost exacerbated by all the crises. there were a parties in downing street when there was cool reason people couldn't see their loved ones. see, there's a lot of anger on that. hesitate to basically build up with very to is with the conservative party, but also with politicians in general. and that will be a big, big one for, for the next government to, to tackle. but obviously the cost of living crisis is affecting a lots of people. the use of food, things is the high. there are more food, things done libraries. so the country is really hit economically and, and that's webcast, alma is, is promising. he will likely be the next 5 minutes that he's promising mostly to get the economy back on track. and that will uh, will be a. yeah, there will be very, very difficult for him, but he's from mr. troy. they've mentioned we could get results as soon as tomorrow . any other insights into when we might get an idea

u. k. all right, so again, for timing, for thoughts on the idea that in bullet hampton, in the u. k. as well, leaders from the shanghai cooperation organizational meeting for the 2nd day of the annual summit in the catholic capital of us. donna, let's cross just on and now it's all good. you have a to is the at the somebody joins his life. i says, i'm a, tell us more about what's expected, what's on the agenda? well, in the last, uh, the corporation organization has become from a 9 to a 10 member organization. bit better who's joining as it states as member. this was the 1st order of business which was signed by all of the members as they arrived useful the just coming in from all 9 member states, heads of state to look just from the seo but of the members as been as the, the, the, the dialog partners who come in, so it's, it's gathering of the world's largest view to the rock of which is come together to discuss security to discuss economic corporation as it is best means of ensuring that there's vi did connectivity in these countries with many of them are non locked and the other partners

u. k. as well by british prime minister cas tom are, is welcoming some 45 heads of government to discuss a number of issues, including the possibility of a 2nd, trump presidency in the united states. we're looking at a live visuals the from a platinum of a lead to is arriving for the gathering of the european political community. this is in the platinum palace in the british countryside, and he does are expected to discuss immigration, starting migration, energy security, and the french from russia the one day some it comes as concerns about about a potential 2nd, trump tom, in the white house. and rather, the us would remain unreliable ally from all that stuff, speak to the, the corresponding band to the guy to is a company, a bad meeting for us in the oxford shack countryside band. this is the 1st time it hosted by the u. k. is new prime minister cast alma, what does he want to achieve? yeah. that the new prime minister is suddenly seized the opportunity to present britain his country and as a le

u. k. election in u k. election campaign. well, there's no doubt that the cost of living right across the board has been a, a major part of the election campaign. the truth is that the poor is people and, and the estimate now is that there are 6000000 people living in poverty. so that's nearly one intent of the population, but they are probably people who are not going to vote. so what is actually changing this selection is the other thing that big it mentioned in her report that, that actually people in the look a really feeling the pinch. and if you like it, it's as much the skilled working josh is on the level of middle classes who have switched off from 13 conservative and of switch over very much to writing labor. and as you say, live approximately and lead keeps thomas wiley, expect you to become the countries next prime minister. what's his policies planned to tackle poverty and the cost of living crisis, where he's being desperately cautious because the one thing that he's trying to prove is this, he's not going to raise t

u. k. as well as a high speed railway network, connecting the sub it and hung gary and capitals, and to find the plaza themselves. and i'm jello. gilly. i'm a says that is in indeed you does start taking over time. is it because it would be shooting itself in the foot? what keep in mind it sees the rest of us as it is but side you see there's uh, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a week for action. so keep in mind that the last 30 years, the west has been decent industrialized and is massively invested even to china to be manufacturing. so in reality, this far more than as she tried, the crew actually sees with chinese nothing these up in this direction because trying that the weight sees is once you engage with you pop those o u n a means you can have leverage over there. the west is the exactly the opposite. it's using sanctions, but you use sanctions once and then you don't have any more than left, whic

u. k. as well as a high speed railway network, connecting the sub in and hung gary in capitals, independent financial, consulting, angelo, give ya nice. that if indeed you're does start taking over tries and besides that it would be shifting itself in the foot. what keep in mind if sees the russian says it is but fine, you see there's a, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a week for action. so keep in mind that the last 30 years the west has been decent industrialized and is massively seems best even to china to be manufactory, suitability this fall more than as she tried. the crew actually sees with chinese nothing these up in this direction because trying that the weight sees is once you engage with you part, there's only a means you can have leverage over there. the width is the exactly the opposite is using sanctions, but you use tensions once and then you don't have any more than that, which is a diffe

u. k. as well as the highest speed railway network connecting the so being on the hon. gary and capitals, independent financial consultant, angelo juliano. so it's a different deed, europe does start taking over chinese infrastructure. they would basically be shooting themselves into what keep in mind if sees the russian says it is but fine . you see there's uh, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a week for action. so keep in mind that the last 30 years, the west has been decent industrialized and is massively invested into china to be manufacturing. so in reality, this far more that's actually trying to include actually sees with chinese, nothing these up in this direction because china, the weight sees, is uh you, once you engage with you pop those o u n a needs, you can have leverage over there. the width is the exactly the opposite is using the sanctions, but you use sensors want and then you don't have any more than left, which is a different i did you have a lot of countri

u. k. as well as a high speed rail with network connecting the serbian and hong gary and national capitals, independent financial consultants. all right, independent financial, consult and uh, angelo. good. yeah. and the size, but if you're a dog indeed at one point, stop seizing tiny's infrastructure, it will be shooting itself in the foot. what keep in mind if sees the russian says it is but fine. you see there's uh, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a week for action. so keep in mind that the, the last 30 years the west has to be in this industrialized and is massively invested in to china to be in manufacturing. so in reality, this fall mode that actually try the quote, actually sees with chinese, nothing these up in this direction because china, the weight sees, is uh you, once you engage with you pop those, all you ever needs, you can have leverage over there. the width is the exactly the opposite. i

u. k. as well as a high speed railway network connecting the sub in and hong gary and national capitals. let's not cross live to independent financial, consult on on zillow. really. i know, i don't know. it's good to have you join me now. i like. great. now how do you assess the talks of possible hostile takeovers of chinese own projects with nato countries being well within the rise to do that, if push comes to shove of what keep in mind if sees the rest of us as it is but find, you see there's uh, we are in the process of the, the reputation. and i think at this point when he comes to china, those are still words with just a wakeful action. so they still, they only own. we need to keep in mind that the, we need to follow the rand corporation papers remember in 2019, the rank corporation had to pay for the cold, extending russia as treated. but they said that there would be a conflict between russia and need to know. there's another paper by rank, cooperation, 2016. the calls that he's called thin

u. k. policy at well that set to win a 13 seats as we've just been discussing how to jump june takes a look now, just what went wrong. the conservative party the labor policy has one of those general election. and i have coolants. okay, installment to congratulate him on his victory today. power will change hands in a peaceful, an orderly manner with goodwill on all sides. that is something that should give us all confidence in our country, stupidity and future. the british people have delivered a so bring verdict tonight. there is much to learn and reflect on and only take responsibility for the loss. so it tends to look good. the man who looks set to be brittany is next prime minister guest on as being the leader of the opposition labor product since 2020 the distinguish lawyer who served as chief prosecutor for england and wales from 2008 to 2013. it was the human rights adviser to the no 9 and policing and the association of chief police officers. he decided to enter politics in his fifties, starting his volume to provide political and economic stability to help businesses rejuvenate th

u. k. adventure having a well of a time to ring and north atlantic expedition. tom waddington was rolling off the coast of new finland when he was surrounded by more than 1000 pilot files. the. this is so cool all the way up this coming around the world. the really a little bit about the the so close it i can hear them. the going google, the you're up to date here on the delta you. there's more on the w dot com, please do follow as to on social media or at the top of unions. i'm tired reading building. thank you for watching the devices. got any issues or thoughts say what the name is, the calls back saved loud. thank you. so much for.

u. k. across all parts of the u. k. and during this period, well, no voting, we're not allowed to talk very we, we had roles in the u. k, you know, that talk about politics or policies or who might be handle who, who, who's, who's not ahead. that'll change is when the polls close and quite an important development, then we get the exit poll. now the exit publish something is commissioned by the 3 main. you end of the u. k. domestic, broad. costas. and it's commission from the research company itself. what they do is they go to a 130 opposing sections across the u. k that they've chosen is representative of the u. k. in those products stations, once people come out to cost that vote cost to put that x on the pallet paper, the research is approach them and have a right click about a paper and say, can you more cut off by the paper? what you just marked on the one inside the posing station that's about 20000 people across the u. k. all of those results are collected all of the experts. so the data analysts look at them, they'd be looking at those resu

do you think as well uh, actually, i mean, you know, this was, and ive decision if the, the u. k is uh determine basically uh not to send arms anymore to is because officer as daisy violations and it's continue was war or fat aggression then general side against the palestinians at the time. and again, the british public have them on straight to do you know, uh, the anger. how is this i put aside their shame and disgrace as soon as you, you mind eventually they but are coming to pilot as, as a result or the failures of the conservatives and try and not processed. i mean, and trying to keep on assisting is right in supplying them with arms have more or something to lucian. but i think this is not going to be category good. it may be, it is used, reflects most, i guess is a to stop. it's aggression. and the, basically to start the easing that tensions and allowing some humanitarian assistance. maybe that could be like a pressure on this. but we don't know exactly what the, you know, the supply to is that we thought that it'd be haunted by the u. k. government. yeah . i mean it's, i

u. k this week as well. that will probably go. both parties are very pro war, but we've seen this in the, in the european elections. that there's a lot of anxiety about where the european union is going. always telling the american line pascal that is true. on the other hand, unfortunately it's not enough yet. i mean, the centrist parties that are basically pro bore in, across the board in europe still have something between 50 to 60 percent of, of support. the 40 percent that they lost is pretty huge compared to where they are coming from. but it is not huge enough in order to be aligned slide to kind of kicked him out of power, which is what we're seeing in the u. k. like you've changed from one pro war party to the other one. and while support is roading it the, the, the, the nurse shelf, the system is still strong enough to keep the, the people who actually want to push forward the war in power. and that's, that's, that's a tremendous problem. and i would hope that at some point, they understand that they need to change the na

well. um and last the how do you think the u. k is relationship with the you might change, given the new government keeps the alma said yesterday that the united kingdom would not return to the european union in his lifetime. so i think the prospect of as rejoining the blog is extremely unlikely. they have, however, stipulated that they would like a closer relationship with europe and also to open up trade because a lot of what labor promising is not tax wise, but to grow the economy and to grow the economy. many people argue they will have to become closer to the use of rejoining know a closer relationship. i think so. so promise for change, but we not to keep watching what exactly that would entail. thank you so much for doing that for us. do you got this great caught up a let's go to football. now we had an incident of talkies down to 16 cash at the your rose against austria has on least a diplomatic storm shield in germany. it comes off the talk is football of sparked outrage by using the so called work salute. the hand gesture

support a smaller potty, sorry, the liberal democrats of doing particularly well at the moment with that plenty of seats and reform u k, the pots, so you headed by nigel for raj. it's certainly doing well, maybe not as well in terms of states as the liberal democrats and thought it might well end up being just the most popular policy by chance. now the united kingdom's come out to came to the electoral system, often doesn't for boy school or policy to do with vote share with actual states in parliament. and that might well be the case for the for reform box. in terms of the influence on the discussions and the agenda is the get just talked about in the media and in parliament. nigel for ours and there's populace right wing reform policy and the emigrant policy and to european policy is going to be assessing. i think a lot of the talking points, a lot of the agenda story if i so that's a back with you a bit later was where we trends at the dining street. that's enough. and during the holiday reports on guest on himself, the man who will be the next prime minister of the united kingdom. too much of the british public be

well the u. k says it will review funding the human agency, full palestinian refugees, buttons of foreign century. david lobbies says that he's committed to providing $27000000.00 a new funds to underwood. earlier this year, the u. k. suspended support the agency of to as well as allegations that some of its employees were involved in the october 7th. the tax, the us is now the only country that doesn't fund a drawer, which is considered a critical lifeline to palestinians as a base always he said it is causing chaos will why? the software glitch affected and lines banks and major companies. flights were crowded, starting thousands of passages and it all happened. but it's updates by the cyber security side and crown strike effective computers using microsoft windows show the whole has the story from like the house. most of the passions on windows most related to the $5.10. so as countries went into the meltdown effecting millions that was the prerecorded message put out by the cyber security fed c

u. k. economy by $1260000000.00 for the challenges reports from london. it's being coal switch, the know, makes the genuinely economy. please think of facts of disco attempts, human well told $380000000.00 for the london economy. according to the london math . 1.27000000000 for the u. k. economy according to fall, these bank and eat super friends, he unsafe streaming towards wembley stadium behind me. what is spent on average, a $1000.00 each on tickets travel accommodation, food outfits off the policies, etc. you can see the money's rolling and i'm assuming you might have spent that i'd say that maybe a little more sounds about right maybe part ticket, right? but ticket, but then you go to combination who served about airfare and then you put a number on it. like that would you know, has to be an expensive yeah. yeah. i would say that's a good combination. outfits. yeah. yeah. so we paid $95.00 pounds for to each 1000 from the top 10. i managed to get pretty much every single vintage. so our with time out for is going for about 40 quest. we thought it pretty well when i punch it by, i'm doing 2 more time. so i've got to make the money. you know, just say what i'm goi

u. k. and south africa. well, she studied photography and developed her creative i, in photography, and as a piece of director, how did this help her find her own african style of storytelling? both got all the colors that embrace and summer wins, autism and spring without any limitations, but when the 11 year old carla months um, so 10 celebrations. yeah, it's, it's dod. mostly it was beautiful when it came to the name my cross find odds in for to a fee, but expressing myself with the texas that they had. i found a solid limits. paperless work has been displayed at galleries, sold online, and put it into a coffee table book. i love her. i love the black and alive. i love that it brings in our african ascetic. i do some interior work as well and i see that i'll also be able to fit it into some of the project i'm working on. but i think the store, she'll sell a number of pieces from the store as well. if you knew seems to constantly reinvent or 3 to focus, why does she feel the need to expand the media that uses t

u. k. stamps on selling weapons to as well. of the david law made the floor. and secretary has been under pressure by his a badge and these 2 fine or even just reduce the exports of to israel. he was asked about this today impala midwest. he really gave no play on so as to when know that might happen no. to what degree, what we do know is that officials having us to review evidence of any potential will crimes and goals us. because what ministers want to do is to find specific weapons licenses that could be linked to those will crimes. and that is investigation that will take some time to complete and the problem is about to go into the summer recess. the summer break when they don't sit. so nothing will happen during that time and they will be back in september. but take a listen to the exchange that david lobby had on this subject earlier today in parliament, i heard the phone secretary to avoid any suggestion of some sorts of international legal moral equivalence between the terrorist motor and the elected head of a democratic states. and then any questions

u. k this week as well. that will probably go. both parties are very pro war, but we've seen this in the, in the european elections. that there's a lot of anxiety about where the european union is going. i always tell you the american line pascal that is true. on the other hand, unfortunately it's not enough yet. i mean, the centrist parties that are basically pro bore in, across the board in europe still have something between 50 to 60 percent off of support. the 40 percent that they lost is pretty huge compared to where they are coming from. but it is not huge enough in order to be aligned slide to kind of kicked him out of power, which is what you're seeing in the u. k. like you'd change from one pro war party to the other one. and while support is roading it the, the, the, the inertial if the system is still strong enough to keep the, the people who actually want to push forward the war in power. and that's, that's, that's a tremendous problem. and i would hope that at some point, they understand that they need to change the n

and of course you have the rise of a policy like reform, u k, p. well, pretty much an empty immigration policy which will look to sweep up some of those sites. all right, it's good to get your thoughts on the analysis. thanks so much for joining us. trans household, chief of staff of the u. k. house of commons it was still a head on al jazeera down the bridge thinking 2 cities may have sedans, capsule is destroyed. we live in call to the license tendons for the new wells rec hold was less than a month to the them fix that's coming up. is gemma, the years here, where here let's go with your weather update across europe and africa. so 2 things i wanted to point out, 1st of pressure fuel coming in off the, a vine to cooler air, sweeping through here. and then a line of showers and storms from finland. eastern baltic states, spell the roof and poland. these are a severe storms dropping hail and whipping up the winds. now all of this energy is dropping down further toward the south. eventually this becomes a story for the balkans over the next 24 hours for s

u. k. policy is set to win 13 states as well. these, the last pictures of counting going on ballots have encountered across the u. k. and the results will continue to come in throughout the nights. what am i meant to have from that? i know this one eviction bond at north london with both sobbing county. but 1st, let's head to 10 downing street and speak to l just it was james base for us now a several hours of counting still to go, but it's looking very much like a label on slide. yeah, i mean we need those that the big picture from an exit polls. so a projection of how things are going to go box given the scale of the exit poll and the victory that late, but look like they're going to get. the next is next. it poll, i can't really see any reason why it's not maybe a labor victory even if it wasn't as great that lead as suggested by this exit poll, the margin is just so huge. a majority of a 170. you compare this to last time around when labor only got $202.00 seats. the exit polls is producing. they're going to get 410 last time