u. k. well, the 19000 migrants of crossing this channel is the boat. so for all this year, the governments will say to reopen immigration removal. centers in the south of england to trinidad and tobago is redrawing its coat of arms to remove references to european colonization. 3 ship civics for christopher columbus will be replaced by a still popular musical instruments and the carving country. explore arrived on the island and $1498.00, the governments of judah, hold the public hearing on whether some statue signs of monuments with colonial connections should also be removed. let me just mention one thing which must have substantial law with substantial didn't probably see us as you see them chico on bus boats in the emblem davis girl we, uh, we do removing the balloon this. this is not the funds that you said, and i will not restart with that. well, trinidad and tobago isn't the, any kind of a nation seeking to break ties with its colonial pulse. in 2021, barbados became the world's newest republic. when it removed the british mono, because it's hea

u. k. including nigerian indonesia, just how dangerous are the streets of britain to now as well that is taking part in this off suddenly in absolute minority. nevertheless, this violence has spread to towns and cities across the u. k. across the england and moving a line. and so there is a considerable concern is you heard in the report that you just played among the members of the most them community. clearly we know that the targets of respondents have been for example, most we know hotels, housing aside and see kids as well. and that is causing a lot of concern, but as i said, the government has responded by saying that it was intended to prep down the list very quickly. and very funny. some of the people in the protest and say that this stems from legitimate grievances about immigration is the u. k. government, is it listening to that point of view? the case on the head of the prime minister has dismissed that out. right. as have many others as a ticket on that has said that this is not protest, this is a binding cell gallery putting the responsibility very clearly with fall, right. agitat

u. k as well? and we meet immediate altima off of the terrible attack in southport, but we saw was people rushing not to try and work out the truth not to come together and say, how terrible this was, but to deliberately spread live use in order to target particular communities. and we seem to stop them, do we know after every atrocity or try to be these days the people are immediately rushing out to blaming. ready choose all l t v t cube of people. ready or in this instance, margaret's must lives in particular. and so we saw not only a rush of people seeking to what the noise this moment, but move crucially when people went to those platforms to try and work out what else is going on is i, you know, it's a normal thing that we do these things when something terrible happens, we go to social media, social media algorithms, with selecting this information and making sure they were at the top of feeds. why? because they weren't count as how back is that this information gets disproportionate engageme

u. k. government. well, i made fears of the conflict in the region escalating. we asked dw correspondent, tanya grammar and teresa to tell us about the mood and israel or? well, i think it depends. so you always coming genuinely, some people i talked to you over the past week, they said what it had to be done. you know, the strikes and they roots but also into wrong, which is what it has not taken responsibility. but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have said a, now what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but generally speaking, here they moved is a bit, it's of waiting period. everybody is now talking about what will be the scope of this rotation, the anticipate to retaliation by husband law and by a wrong. and when will it happen? iran hospitalized and indicated that it will be a multi layered attack involving also the other yvonne's proxies like the she had munitions in iraq. the who sees in yemen, husband alf course and iran itself. that reminds a bit peo

u. k. as well, who finds himself locked inside his most over the weekend of police tried to keep rioters at bay out site. what he said to me is in his child tooth. he was used to romped racism. he hoped his kids would not have to see that. and he's worried that no, in fact, that is exactly what has come to pass here. and the case was still a lot of divisions still to heal, arose as a, as you pointed out, that there is truly a massive police presence there to deal with all this. how is the new labor government been handling this challenge? and they have those to absolutely cracked out. anyone trying to stir up unrestored site hatred to your there has been hundreds of arrest. they put extra capacity in place for court, for quick process again here in liverpool. already some jail sentences were handed though. there are however, still a lot of questions for the u. k. government to answer not only for example of like how they're going to make sure the communities feel safe. they have, for example, deplo

u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe. well is, of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u. k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cold res, release on going underground. never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistle blower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away while asylum. she was tortured with me here and do buys julian's brother gabriel shipped in. so this documentary gets a shot at this struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thanks so much for coming on the show. and i just need you to going underground. i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you didn't use that to jo biden's. justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london, who we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states. under the connivance of city of stomach and u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago option. and he didn't mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 wee

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u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe . well is of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cooled for his release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud, in pennsauken whistle blower down l as bug and the grades on pills, you all have him passed away. while a silence was tortured with me here and do by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary. it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thanks so much for coming on the show. and as video to going underground, i got to ask you, 1st of all, where you and you didn't use that to jo biden's, justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london. who we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states under the connivance of city of stomach and u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago. and, and he didn't mentioned to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks, 4 weeks t

u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he didn't 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 for like a. yeah, let 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 taken to 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. i think, or credit due to people like you who have been reporting on this a little. some of the many, many is the last 1314 y

u. k. well, that was meant just a and then live with pools along with not to can. those were just a few of the cities where demonstrations were held on such state. that on sunday, police responded to violent disorder in middles. for up in the northeast lancaster, in bolts and in the north west, and both are back in the center of the country. jones and full size is a senior fellow at the same time you came to changing europe and joined us now from london. suppose it's good to have you on the program. is this organized for right protests? or is this just pure racism? it's a mixture of best. so it is organized in the loo sense that there are networks on social media that are coordinating and these protests, um, it is also, um, just i'm a biologist and tucker a mixed with racism on the part of many as even individuals. i received lights showing up, i'm looking for trouble looking for a fight and looking to a b dot and the beloved a race or religion different from there. i bought a very certainly some a network and organization that is that he's going into coordinating

u. k. well, despite that new rece research and the u. k actually shows that migrant helps stimulate the economy and push down that lower con reports from manchester in the north of england. shopping and prepping for a busy friday. my level restaurant is a month just to staple a business established in 2002 and loved by local. you know, we got people from different background to conceptual backgrounds, community, but the divide block asian, you name it. and that's the only thing that we've always been a by bringing people together through food, through hospitality. and that's probably our unique expense. i would say, you know, and i will business this restaurant, he says represents the diversity of manchester residents from 108 to 9 countries and where at least 90 language is spoken. the latest got to so they say the immigration is a top priority to the country with 51 percent of people picking it. bought independent analysis of the public finance. it's finds the holy, the migration, the more beneficial to the public purse. that's because

u. k. well, the $19000.00 migrants have cost the english channel in small boats. i found this here. the government also passed rios and incentives to process the removal of immigrants of the south of england. and it's really important that we see the roles being in full and that we see in order to pull back into the chaos that we've seen for fall to low. and that's why the steps we're taking to see a search and returns over the next 6 months to see the highest levels of the tubs that we've seen over the last 5 years. is a really important part of making sure that those who have no right to stay know that they will be returned trinidad, and tobago as re drawing its culture volumes to remove references to you. repeat and colonize ation. the 3 ships of explore, christopher columbus will be replaced by a sting of pad, a popular percussion instrument in the caribbean country. the explorer arrived on the island and 1498. the government is due to hold a public hearing on whether some statute science and monuments with colonial connections should also be removed. let me just mention one thi

countries such as egypt, jordan, then to kia, said that, as well as in blatant violation of international law, a similar condemnation was voiced by the u. k as well, but it alternately tried to pin the blame on her mazda instead of if allied. the adf, oppose by these really meal it's, we're struggling out to be in school, and the tragic loss of life from us must stop and venture and civilians. israel must comply with international humanitarian law. we need an immediate cease fire to protect civilians free all hostages and restrictions on aid that we spoke without the battery, antoine, editor in chief, all the right, all you all, i'm with news. all right, and he said the western countries with the us of a top are allowing civilians to be killed in the gaza. they have the, you know, leak set a gust all the time. so the american them though is look, set a goes to about the real model, right? the values about, you know, the, the, the, the big secretion talking about something. this is the wisdom that is, well they, you know, why we cannot see these so called values. and when it comes to god's on, when it comes to the scene, and when it comes

u. k as well. an unfortunate what we tend to see. and if we take a sort of pool, the historical view in terms of west and politics is whenever there is a, a high level of a inequality associated quality, economic inequality, pull, housing, pool, and resources available for, as for, for social services. whenever there's a big crisis that affects the economy, we've had breasts it here. we've had coven, we've had the ukraine russian crisis, that conflict has been going on for for years. now. all of that tends to create an environment that looks for an easy escape goes by the political lead is because they don't have the competence all the capability or the, well sometimes to deal with these massive big problems that the german quoting just highlights it. instead, they look for easy ways to divert the public's attention from all of these big companies. and unfortunately, claiming most slim planning to migrate community has become the go to not just here in the u. k by people like not to for raj and 20 bucks. incense, but we're seeing tha

u. k 2 well commenting on the crisis, x owner alone must suggest that the country was facing a civil war, and the location that you kept pm's office rejected. mister musk went further though labeling prime minister cure stormer hash tag to tier tier and send you a thing. the police deal with anti migrant supporters more forcefully than those on the left, particularly from muslim background. your storm or himself reacted by seeing law enforcement's response depends on the situation. i like to take place like there is police thing without fear, little favor, exactly as it should be, exactly what i would expect and require. so the only issue the focus here is no totally a power of motivation, of able to be involved in this. this is not protest. this is violence is valid. so last crates being inflicted on targeted on communities. are we not going to tolerate that in this country? a veteran journalist martin j saves the on folding events. show the failure of britain's experiment with multiculturalism. there is a 22 out of i will see a police even the streets here. you know, it is you, you app

u. k as well, but, you know, ultimately tried to pin the blame on her mazda instead of it's allies. the id, as opposed by these really military struggling out to be in school and the tragic loss of life from us most up in denver and civilians. israel must comply with international humanitarian law. we need an immediate cease fire to protect civilians free all hostages and restrictions on a now we spoke with bill bar, i'll at one editor in chief of be right. all you news outlets. and he said the western countries with the us at the top are allowing civilians to be killed in gaza. they have the, you know, link, set a gus all the time. so the america that was link studied gusta, about the feel my lives values. and about you know, that the, the big secretion talking about something, this is the wisdom that is, well they, you know, why we cannot see these so called values. and when it comes to god's on, when it comes to the scene, and when it comes to the tablet, when it comes to the middle east, is that i can do whatever they want to do. well, i'm the american, i see that i'm kind of ge

u. k. is looking very critically as him, as brawn said, he talked about civil war in the us. he's also said civil war is inevitable in the u. k as well in these countries, the most face legal action against him that he's company. do you think he's wired or you know, you have to ask, what was his motivation and the 1st place for buying twitter and i need to process what i'm saying. by noting that i was among the group of journals that for a period of time was permanently suspended from my twitter after 11 months bought it high. so i thought that was for you, just making sure things are very spacious. steve. why did, why did the problem suspend you? well, he would do the also be done wrong. well, he was claiming that because we were waiting about an account called the lawn jet that was tracking his whereabouts that we were putting out assassination court events. and so he claimed it wasn't a free speech issue, but really what we've seen, i think twitter or access it's called that out, is still important, but it's much, much less relevant than it was before he bought it. i spend very little time on twitter compared to before. i'm on gra

u. k as well, but it ultimately tried to pin the blame on him us instead of its allies. the idea, as opposed by these really military strikes on alta bean school and the tragic loss of life from us must stop in danger and civilians. israel must comply with international humanitarian law. we need an immediate cease fire to protect civilians, free all hostages and, and restrictions on a now let's cross live to build battery at one editor in chief. i'll be right out of you news outlet. joining us live from london. that is good to have you join me now. now, let me start it this way, or what is your reaction to this latest strike on guys? i had these roles justification forward saying that the school was sheltering, have mas combined as how grounded that those claims from your perspective, or how much command does they know they are bump, i see in schools that all the time on. but you know, there's, this is, is that really lies to be on as they said, the same thing. and that's, that's a, uh, you know, how much it's quota is on the ship out a hospital. i'm b o q, by the time t

u. k as well, but, you know, ultimately tried to pin the blame on him os instead of. it's all like the idea opposed by these really militarist try come out to be in school and the tragic loss of life from us most stop in danger and civilians. israel must comply with international humanitarian law. we need an immediate cease fire to protect civilians, free all hostages and, and restrictions on age. now we spoke with the battery, antoine adversary and chief of the right. all the old news news outright. he said that the westbound countries with the us, i but tom are allowing civilians to be killed and gaza. they have the, you know, look, set a gust all the time. so the america that was, looks at a cost that bought the fuel model rides the values and about you know, that the, the big secretion toby by somebody. this is the wisdom that is, well they, you know, why we cannot see these so called values. and when it comes to god's, i'm, when it comes to the scene, and when it comes to the tablet, when it comes to the middle east, is that i can do whatever they want to do. wel

u. k is basically quite well as a whole kind of, um you know, uh, due to the inclusion that kind of was agenda as some people. and it would totally tend to give me the, i'm a firm believer in increasing the street ups, which gave you pretty deep sleep. but there's also a sense that if people have to imagine license assigned to, you know, working class people. and so they're both of them being had on issues like the migration they, they're saying, well, what about us? what about on needs? nothing. that is a genuine service. you didn't know apps that you might think by the needs of the marginalized groups and society. you know, sexuality and always kind of things, issues of color and that sort of thing, but she's use of economic, this is a disadvantage and you'd be lady by the justice system. i think it is the father to the canada and australia have agreed to round up military cooperation in the, in the pacific sizing, growing chinese influence in the region in china is pursuing the most ambitious mid trip build up of any nation sees the 2nd world war and its look into a shade the nationa

well apparently that was enough for both and bassett, or emmanuel and a diplomat from the u. k. to say, well, of israel's not allowed to go, then we're not going to go either. that's weird and by the way, washer and bell originally also not invited but that's okay with the us. and that's okay with the british diplomats no complains there. here's what a japanese scholar, smart guy, it seems, thinks of all of this, of israel has actually no place invisible, then it is utterly outrageous that you know, people would even think that is real and should be invited. the russians and the valuations are not invited either. the west is perfectly happy with that, but when it comes to their ally is real. oh wow. you know, this is we have to make a big state the japanese decide who they want to invite. and somehow the okay and united states the say, now you have to invite who we decide we want you to invite to your party. this one has nothing to do with my mother, but i do want your reaction to open up. well, 111 thing i would know about uh rahm emanuel is his brother. i forget his 1st name, b

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u. k. all right, that's the w reporter being his job of breaking down this case of a pakistani man, arrested for instigating these riots in the u. k. thank you very much. well shifting gears, german chancellor, olaf schultz is visiting moldova, a country which sits between the european union and ukraine, and is heavily affected by russia's invasion of its neighbour. schultz is holding talks with president myers onto is also to to meet prime minister doreen rates on discussions are set to focus on security issues resulting from russia. suppression to get supreme will do, but has been a supporter of keeps war effort and says it to is the target of russian hybrid tax and de stabilisation and other topics on the agenda is likely to be germany. support from although was application to join the you. that process began formerly in june, is expected to take several years until it's complete. which also is this country will continue support key as long as is necessary. starts up to the steps of the ok. germany will not let up in its support of ukraine. we will support your crane 1st long as necessary, and we will be the largest country in europe supporting you, crai

u. k. arrives. oh, well we've seen similar claims of over many months of it, particularly during the period of nice protests against these riley actions in gaza . and you had been in the west bank uh coming from right wing torrie ministers. so i live rather than in uh uh, uh, pretty patel. um, does that mean that essentially from the pretty security services in certain sections of this document, who aiming to that, that well as a to so basically it's the freezing changing in the various countries including russia joined to any wrong. and these, these claims are often totally baseless. we, we, we also saw this in the run up to the, about more than 2000 to $3.00. and the whole world knows the, the x rays about that was all that it was completely based on lies. but um this, this many examples of this recently, um, the head of the met starts in place and the most powerful place many britain recently when it went along with the torrey governments claims done. claim, presumably on the basis of intelligence that he

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'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 narr

u. k. u, a or saudi arabia. well, from us civilian awards to political ties, the head of the bangladesh, she interim government has long had close relations with washington street. this said he does not intend to hold a permanent selected position in government to part from the one he agreed to choose to those calls from protesters. will ortiz southgate taylor has been digging deeper into those ties? in the pm valley, have time to resign, pack of suitcases and sleep to neighboring india before the student protest is heading out. that picks a new leader and the us came out waxing lyrical about buying good. this is new found democracy. we welcome the announcement of an interim government and urge any transition to be conducted in accordance with bangladesh as laws. all decisions regarding the interim government should be made with respect to democratic principles, rule of law, and the world of bangladesh. the people we think that is important that we focus on the bangladesh, these peoples democratic aspirations and see

one of the biggest surveys trucking donations and voluntary globally, well the u. k. is the well 6 largest economy given by giving by individuals has full and that's push the country on to the top 20 down to 22nd place on the index. so do you think it has more from the british capital in a world of abundance and won't, there were those who have and those who do not. but in times of crisis, those you can lend a hand often do. whether it's natural disasters, such as the 2023 us quick and morocco produced an 800 percent rise and donations within the country conflict that also so a rise of a to countries such as in crane whether it's down to a deterioration of social safety nets as a result of policies opened up, makes many step in with a state has found it this year, the 5 most generous countries are indonesia, kenya, single, pull the gambia and side area that's based on donations volunteering, and how often people help the strange up the u. k is among the top 10 financial donors to charities in the world, but only a quarter of people. polls said that they volunteered to