were diabetic. ah, but 1st we had to the u. k. and to gina and her little daughter, the mother caught cove at 19 during pregnancy, her baby had to be delivered prematurely. we see how jena lives with the trauma and how she's plunging into new adventures. 015 month old bonnie is a happy, healthy, cheeky baby. is a testament to mum gina's remarkable strength after her battle with cove at 19 in february last year gina began suffering severe symptoms while pregnant was forced to deliver bonnie prematurely. i couldn't brave. i felt like it was i was drowning . that's the only way you can explain it. i remember early i was in the moon intakes in all of my immediate family, tell them i loved him because i didn't think i was gonna buy carp. and in the morning they come in pretty much said right, we're whizzing you down straight away. you got to be, it's got to be don't die. i was maybe and then to light it. gina was so on. well, doctors told her a c section was the only way to save both her and her daughter a house side. so an gray. i fel

u. k. were prince charles has read the traditional a speech at the state opened to parliament for the 1st time is mother queen elizabeth pulled out of the event on the advice of her doctor's 96 year old monica cancelled several public events recently and raising questions about her health these 43 people have been killed in clashes between bible gangs in a jail in ecuador. relatives have gathered to wait for news of their loved ones and police have taken control of the site in the city of santo domingo. they also seized firearms, explosives and other weapons. more than $100.00 inmates reported to be on the run. south korea's new president was called on north korea to give up it's nuclear weapons in exchange for massive economic aid, conservative you. and so he all made the offering anti service wearing in and during his campaign the former chief prosecutor pledge to take a more hard line approach towards the north. ah, turkish president frederick typo one has pledged not to send syrian refugees

u. k. u. s. were providing such weapons as it was the most effective way to help ukraine minister said 23 countries do have stocks of roofs and equipment written is providing more than one point. $6000000000.00. an additional ministry support and a key f. another $5040.00, excuse me, $1000000000.00 from the u. s. has temporarily been blocked by us sen, former us marine and geopolitical analysts. brian build a ticket, gave us his take on the issue. it's an almost an acknowledgment that this process of sending western arms to ukraine in the middle. busy of this crisis is, is not working, is not going to make a difference and that to have what's left of the ukrainian military flight most effectively. and they're going to have to find more equipment that they actually know how to use the west has even admitted that they're reaching the limits of what they are able to transfer over to ukraine. again, exactly like the situation in syria where the west and its regional allies. why did the country with weapon

u. k. were prime minister boys, johnson has been making a statement in parliament after senior british civil 7. so gray issued her long awaited report into the so called party gates candle. the report which has looked hinder, accusations that government ministers and staff held a number of parties in downing street the official residence of the british prime minister at the height of the current of eyes locked down. the british prime minister saying that he takes full responsibility for everything that took place on his watch, but has called for everyone to move on from this that spring in john a hole who's outside the house, the parliament in london. so join to talk to us about what is in the report and what the prime minister has said today, as well as the reaction from the opposition. and while a lengthy statement from boris johnson, the following prime minister questions the report, the great report released about an hour hour and a half before he spoke that he said, i am humbled by the find

u. k and the u. s. were providing such weapons as it was the most effective way to help you crane. the minister said that $23.00 countries have stocks all russian equipment and britain is providing more than $1600000000.00. an additional military support and a key f with a $40000000000.00 from the u. s. has been temporarily blocked by us sen. join us live now it's ryan burdett, take former us marine and geopolitical analysts. thank you. welcome for the to the show. brian. now you can choose must be trained in using ukrainian or russian equipment. so surely it would make sense to buy and provide them with the equipment, wouldn't it? absolutely. it's. it's an almost an acknowledgment that this process i'm sending western arms to ukraine in the middle of this crisis is, is not working, is not going to make a difference. and that to have what's left of the ukrainian military fight most effectively. and they're going to have to find more equipment that they actually know how to use effectively on the battlefield. not just matter of showing someone how to operate a weapon. it's also a ma

were up to. and we will also investigate further reports that certain other countries, namely, the u. k. in germany were involved in these experiments, specifically those conducted in the ukranian lapse. i asked him if it's not classified, what else did you find love or terese like these close to russia? nice. you know, it's not. there are similar labs in armenia because it's done and in several centralization increase. we are working with these countries through bilateral channels. and as members of the collective security treaty organization to address these issues with virtually every c s, t o country and other members of the c i. s. we have signed or in the process of signing memorandums on biological security. under these memorandums countries agree to inform each other of their respective biological research programs. naturally, this requires transparency. so we can make sure none of these programs have a military dimension to them. that's forbidden by the convention. we will also, these memorandums allow the site to visit each other's research facilities and examined the activities

u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the autumn of 2019. when we were in agreement between the u. k and the after a long period of the nation, you will remember that a very purchased process. and you can the manage to find a deal which included so called northern ireland protocol which avoided any kind of food or checks between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. but instead created some restrictions in terms of the movement of goods between great britain and within ireland. now this still was really important because as we know, the history of northern ireland is one of, of why ones. and it is really essential to preserve the good friday agreement and the protocol does, does exactly that. but if it, if it impinges on people's everyday lives in britain chooses to walk away from it. what changes who gets damaged? i mean, i think there is some evidence, i think it is right to say that, you know, the protocol created some challenges for the people and businesses that are ones in great britain as well. so you know, they're having some practical ch

u. k. and from the e. u. we seen similar situations in the past when u. s. arms were used by libyan in syrian opposition groups, but what happens when those conflicts are over or seemingly over? oh, where did the weapons go? it didn't go 1st. it's a long time before these contracts are over, as you know, in afghanistan, it went on for 20 years, and it could have been much longer. in libya, what we did was supply a lot of weapons to people who in turn, sold them to other insurgencies and, and terrorist groups and others throughout africa and elsewhere. and of course, our efforts in afghanistan, armed in effect, against the soviets isis. or i'll should say al cater and then later isis. so he things have low back effects on heaping in mind. they didn't have these amps industries. that would be wrong to say they didn't invade ukraine cook and did that . however, they, in their people, they were influencing and the government were willing to risk a war like this coming from their policies, which were in fact provocative. in terms of making it likely that the russians, any

easton, i'm so praying. germany has detected a case of monkey pox out to several places we were posted. the u. k. portugal suite in canada and the us. it's unusual for the virus to spread outside west and central africa. joe biden is in south korea for his 1st asia trip. as u. s. president, he seeking to reassure allies about countering china is influence in the region and to discuss to terrance against north korea. but president biden also faces domestic precious. he's been visiting a factory producing microchips, hoping to address a shortage of semiconductors in the us. that's part of the reason for high inflation. so much so much in the future. the world is going to be written here in the endo pacific, over the next several decades. we're standing at an inflection point in history, where the decisions we make today will have far reaching impacts on the world. we leave your children to morrow. this viber democracy has become a powerhouse of global innovation. why invested in educators? people don't reside samsung that are driven by responsible development of technology. innovation will be crit

u. k. looked at that sweet spot and their results were quite encouraging from a ceiling in a large test room. they hung 5 lamps radiating light and what are called far u. v. c. wavelengths, which other studies have shown don't cause any damage to us. and then they started pumping an aerosol, ised microbes to mimic an infectious person. it's really hard to do these kinds of experiments by the way. and this was the 1st time that one like this had been performed in a way that really came close to real life conditions. anyhow, the upshot is that when all of the lamps were on the system killed over 98 percent of the airborne microbes within just 5 minutes. that's a really remarkable finding. but of course, it's still a long way away from a world where germs idle u. v. c lamps are used and a wide spread way to control air borne pathogens and indoors faces. um, there are plenty of issues left to be worked out, including proving that long term exposure to far u. v. c. really is as harmless to humans as it appears, but if the method does pan out, it has several major advantages. the biggest is th

u. k to more around 40 percent saying they were joining united ireland. but there is in all of these polls a big pool of don't knows. and you can see the chin fane is now orienting itself to and to winning over a substantial number of these don't knows it over the next 5 years, 5 years or so. and the tone of their president, mary lou mcdonald, when she spoke about the election results earlier today was very much at aimed at this middle ground and, and thinking of irish reading cation as a project that could, you know, bring people together. right? well i thank you very much, neil. oh, daugherty for taking the time to come on the show. really appreciate your invite there. thank you. ah. afore crew members from the international space station have returned safely to her? their capitals splashed down off the coast of florida almost a day after it left the orbiting lab. germany's mathias mara was among the returning astronauts who were part of a 6 month nasa science mission of to $175.00 days in orbit. it was a watery return to earth among those floating in t

u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treats survivors of that genocide and uses the channels out as a tool of repression inside of a wander and as blackmail against the international community. i want to give a quick example. there is a man named mob like a university professionals, professor, a musician, he

u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. between april and june 1994, an estimated 800000 rwandans were killed in the space of a 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe, and most of those who perpetrated to violence were hutus. the genocide has been an irritant to relations between the 2 countries. for many years, let's close life now to florida. got a bouquet, rwandan, genocide, survivor and the executive director for the african great lakes action network or atlanta. thank you very much for joining us on the program. we appreciate your time as a survey. thank you for having me. you're welcome. as a survivor of the tragedy. and what do you think about the extradition of these genocide suspects from the u. k? as a survivor of the genocide, i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide starting with the shooting down of the president's plan in 1094 that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k

were all things are considered? i'm peter labelle, u. k. foreign secretary, liz trust. the same person who actually knows very little about foreign policy and geography is called for a global nato. i suppose we can file that under rules based order. the fact is the geopolitical order is in collapse the same order the west created. ah.

u. k. shows only just under quarter of those quiz were aware of hunger crisis playing out in eastern africa, which has tens of millions in its grip. the horn of africa is a region consisting of 4 states and more than 140000000 people. it was previously possibly administered by britain, and jose have warned the global focus on the ukraine conflict may destroy the world from the large crises. un experts had been warning of a crisis in the area of a month before the start of the war and ukraine. the 3 rainy fail, rainy seasons have caused the worst droughts in the region in 40 years. the problem was exacerbated by the war in ukraine as well as sanctions imposed on russia, which is the world's main weeds exporter. the situation has caused great prices to skyrockets, but russia faces problems exporting goods to global markets and limitations on financial mechanisms and goods. transportation and associate professor at the university of south africa sees the continents been living in a state of conflict for a long time. and these problems shouldn't be forgotten. i leave currently on daily basis. t

were flawed. the w h o says that world wide, nearly 15000000 people have died. as a result of the pandemic results from the local elections in the u. k. show major losses for the conservative party of prime minister boris johnson. the poles were the 1st since the so called party gates scandal, when johnson was found to have broken his own coven lockdown laws, while an office being seen as an important barometer for the tories in the next national elections. as president joe biden has named corinne john pierre, to be his next white house. chris secretary, she'll be the 1st black woman and openly l. g b t q person to hold the position shop here, has served as deputy to the current press secretary jen. saki, she'll replace her on may 134 crew members from the international space station have returned safely to earth. their capsule splashed down off the coast of florida almost a day after it left the orbiting lab. germany's mathias molla was among the returning astronauts who were part of a 6 month nasa science mission off to $175.00 days in orbit. it was a watery return to us among those floating in the gulf of mexico, the 12th german t

u. k. shows only just under a quarter of those quiz were aware of hunger crisis playing out in east and africa, which has tens of millions of people in its grip. the on of africa is a region consisting of 4 states, and more than 140000000 people. it was previously partially administered by britain and yos. have warned. the global focus on the ukraine. conflicts may distract the world from of the large crises. you and experts had been wanting of a crisis in the air if a month before the start of the war in ukraine, 3 failed rainy seasons have caused the worst drought in the region in 40 years. the problem was exacerbated by the war in ukraine as well as sanctions imposed on russia, which is the world's main. we export to the situation of cause grain prices to skyrocket. russia faces problems exporting goods to global market after limitations on financial mechanisms and goods, transportation. an associate professor at the university of south africa says that the confidence has been living in a state of conflicts for a long time. that is, problems shouldn't be forgotten. i leave conflict o

higher inflation record breaking in some countries, food prices increasing to we were hearing further than the you in the u. k. that millions of homes could see themselves without power. this wind to because some of the repercussions and the issues as a result of those sanctions. but in the short term, what we have seen is, as the leaders made that political declaration, the price of oil already jumped approved. crude oil, the brand price went up to almost a $123.00 a barrel. so we already seeing the repercussions of that. and this is going to perhaps exacerbate concerns in a market that is already at the moment, very tight and very wind up. i'd like to show davinsky very glad to have you in the studio with us to wrap our minds around this. we know that as the story develops, you will be staying across the forest. appreciate you are now independent political analyst. allison bruno believes that the sanctions will actually bite back against the you. the solution that they tentatively reached just a few hours ago, that is to block c lane. shipment is also going to affect a number of e u. countries who have inte

together last year, when that was forcibly diverted to bella luce and the 2 were arrested. results from local elections in the u. k. are showing losses for the conservative party of prime minister boys johnson. ballad is the 1st since the so called lockdown party scandal, when johnson was found to have broken his own pandemic laws, while in office. final results are due later today the official death toll from a building collapse and central china has risen to 53. the 6 story structure came down last friday in the city of chung shar, chinese television showed a tense survivor being pulled from the debris overnight of the authorities had announced the end of the rescue mission. for crew members from the international space station have safely returned to us, that capsule splashed down off the coast of florida. almost a day after it left the orbiting lab, germany as much as mo, it was among the returning astronauts who were part of a 6 month nasa science mission. after $175.00 days in orbit. it was a watery return to earth. among those floating in the gulf of mexico, the 12th german to make it into space almost 24 h

now polls of clothes in northern ireland were a party that wants to leave the u. k. predicted to come out on top and elections for the regional assembly. shouldn't fain was once the political wing of an armed movement, which opposed british rule, but its dream of a united ireland is still a long way off. gentle hug force from belfast. a wind for the nationalist shouldn't fain, as opinion polls predict, would make history in northern ireland. it up ends a century of dominance by parties dedicated to the union with great britain putting on top a republican party that exists to forge a united ireland. that isn't going to happen imminently. and many voters were swayed instead by more immediate concerns. all united allens on the cards, new database leg, optum horton, me. what do you think that achievement think will teeth of a vice versa get equal rates will get better and better hospitals just to wishing open game she'd frame was once the political face of the irish republican army that waged a decades long conflict with the british army and pro british loyalist paramil

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anything were to happen, if russia were to retaliate against you, finland and sweden, we will come, defend you bilaterally. and we saw this as recently as yesterday with u. k prime minister boris johnson, actually signing agreements with both england and sweden. 2 to send a british defenses. if anything were to happen, i think they feel pretty secure in both their own very strong national defenses. and with the assurance is that they're receiving from allies themselves. neither correspond terry schultz reporting from brussels. terry, thank you very much for that back story. thank you. we're meanwhile low ukraine is proposing a prisoner swap to resolve the stand off at the stall steel plant and multiple the plan would allow wounded ukrainian soldiers to move to safety and exchange for ukraine releasing russian prisoners of war. meanwhile, ukrainian forces say they've successfully pushed back russian troops around the north eastern city of harkey. some residents who fled the fighting have now become returning to their villagers. who were you more home at last. ready tatyana has returned to her village for the 1st time in 2 months, but there's not much left o

in an operation which a number of elite ukrainian soldiers were killed. germany reportedly fails to reach a deal with cutter, while in the u. k, people take drastic measures to heat their homes as the european countries look to cut gas imports from russia. u. s. presidential byron, once again shifts to blame on russia for surging and domestic price inflation, but many americans doubt that it's all him. he's on the executive orders, so it's his responsibility. and he thinks that the american people are dumb enough to believe whatever.

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were found in a single classroom. and the long awaited report blames the british prime minister and senior u. k. officials for holding a legal gatherings during corona virus lockdown. once again, the revelation is ton of the political heat under doris jones. ah, i'm phil gail, welcome to the program. russia is stepping up its attacks on ukraine's eastern dumbass region. heavy fighting has been reported in and around the industrial city of savannah, don yeske, or the regional governor has at least 12 people have been killed in shelly. moscow says it will continue, it's offensive until it achieve its goals. the battle for silverado, next it's capture would allow russia to advance into the other half of the don bass region. the shelling is constant. some 15000 people are believed to be hiding in shelters. is hello. hello is her 1st edition, 2nd, a 3rd minute area problems. the russians have reportedly surrounded. silverado nets on 3 sides. the governor of lou hands province has warned that evacuations are now too risky. still, some are seizing what could be their last opportunity to escape. while

u. k. earlier this month of this week, cases were identified in several european countries and in canada and united states . now the 1st 2 suspected cases have been found in australia, or both men had recently returned from europe offer our so there is a professor of epidemiology and medicine and director of i camp at columbia university. she joined us from new york. thanks for being with us here on the program. so how concerned should we be about this outbreak? i think we never, we have our base like this one, particularly when it's happening in several countries around the world. we should be concerned about that. i don't believe there is reason for panic at this one. this is not a virus similar to. so what we do, which is the virus that causes covered 19, it has very different characteristics and it's not as transmissible as easily transmissible as the color 19. what are those characteristics then? how serious is monkey pox if you contract it? well, it really depends on the, the originating it, there you to type of the virus, but it can result in initially very non specific kind of sympto

u. k. for example, containers being shipped across tent harms of expensive as they were before the pandemic. every single kind of price being impacted by the fact that just not having kind of the boxes in the right place to ship things is costing us is also going to continue having an impact as well. the china now is an incredibly large player in the global economics via what it's growth that will fall because of repeated lockdown. that's also going to hit everyone else is broke as well. so you got one point, you can get goods back and forth, but also one nation that isn't spending and producing this much not means less as well. the economy in a global economy as a whole. kalani and i cannot. and what's your take on india's response to the cause of 19 and pandemic, and how that has impacted the cost of that in crisis that the country is facing now . and, and also your take on, on how the government is trying to address it more generally. so i think given to me at the side of the places, there was a not a contusion in the way the court knocked on was implemented. and there's a lot of evidenc

u. k. to come up with a solution which was with which nationalists in ohio were completely happy and units were completely unhappy and in the situation, although you just can't get away with that, it's unsustainable. and therefore, the protocol has to change where the process likes it or not, and you can go ahead. the difficulty that i see program with them is that actually this election confirmed that the majority in northern ireland quite quite substantially are in favor of retaining the protocol. and if there was a vote in the family, it will be, it would be a majority vote. i do think there is a problem, but it's not shared across the community and what could be done there. the difficulty being that the form of practice, that bar johnson at chose also had no cross community support. and the options which might have had cross committee sport were removed during the negotiations, who are kind of unraveling the wheel here. i just fact that the resonance invention, which causes an a thing like a trade war between the europe in union or anything to disrupt the open border and the size of it

deaths during that time. 80 percent of those excess deaths were in 20 countries, including india, brazil, iran, the philippines, south africa, the u. k. and the u. s. and when we look at gender, more men died than women. ah. so to discuss all of this, joining us our guests for today from barf in the u. k. doctor, but up on carrier, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school from robert as it in abraham, a professor of medical biotechnology at the report. medical school and director of med biotech. and in ponder cherry india t under armin a health systems expert, former professor and head of the school of health systems studies at the tartar institute of social sciences in one by a warm welcome to you all are dr. glenn county. let's start with you 1st. what do you make of these world health organization figures? are you at all surprised? no, i'm not surprised at all. and i would go further and to say it in some countries, this is most probably also a under estimate because lot all countries have robust monitoring systems for illness morbidity, mortality. that, that's the differentiation. and one more thing t