u. k. were to go ahead with the shipments . meanwhile, us national security spokesperson john kirby high school such weapons, fairly common. i mean, make no mistake. this is yet another straw man through which the russians are driving a stake. this kind of ammunition is fairly commonplace. been in use for, for decades. around 1000000 similar shells were used during the us invasion of iraq in 3003 or in the city of felicia, environmental and health problems continue to have a significant impact on the population. locals that continue to suffer from rising cancer rates as well as both the thanks and iraq here. environmental pollution. i to based on research i said, as long as there are profits to be made of people's concerns will be secondary. this is a natural, i mean, if they prove that these weapons can effect civilian health and well being. that means they will, it can, i mean, the life of me there on the american and british armies who use these weapons in highly populated areas. and now inst

u. k. were found out migrant detention center in france as part of a deal to stop asylum seekers and migrants crossing the channel in small boats is one of the measures agreed in a deal that will cost london 500 $77000000.00 over the next 3 years he said, germany say, a gunman who killed 7 people, including an unborn child at jehovah witnesses, who was a former member of the community. he's understood, have taken his own life as officers entered the building in the northern city of hamburg. at his 44 people have been killed in an attack in eastern democratic republic of congo. military says a village in north kiva province was targeted by fighters, believe to be from the allied democratic forces, uganda and on group. that pledge allegiance to iso, which has claim responsibility. malcolm went vote reports the people of the village of me, candy berry, the bodies of thousands of children, women and men killed in an attack by an armed group. it's not the 1st time they've had to do this. louisiana mo

u. k. government were very stand offish. they didn't want to get involved kind of expect the same attitude from the us. and if they were to make a statement, then i would expect them to just condemn russia and use this as an example of how russia is so will for terry. and then how there's so little freedoms in russia, which of course, as we know is absolute rubbish. and the mike, i mean, it's interesting that this trap was going to quite you survive seems sort of nice work, i guess, half piece. i mean, you and i both live here in moscow, the sanctions seriously, you haven't affected us. i know that for sure. and these writings that this janice has come across, but why do you think he could be at this russian military? so, i mean, if you try and prove something, maybe make a name for it myself. i've no idea really no. and the reasonings they've been given again, this is not from mr. gosh, of a choose said this, this is from a specialist choir. how and why you as meeting with a p r specialist the day before? that's an interest

u. k. the russians were able to make some gains, but these seemed to be marginal. mike fallon came grant, speaking to you. thank you so much. now in russia publicly criticizing, glad america is war on ukraine often needs to harsh legal consequences. most people prefer to voice their discontent and private the russian elite is no exception here . but now one such critical and supposedly confidential conversation between 2 prominent russians has surfaced online it's a phone call that's got every one talking. the 30 minute conversation allegedly took place between a very prominent russian music producer and one of his friends. and it was later leaked hitting the headlines about that. i mean, everything's a mess and he says it's not a big deal. army is the most important thing, but we can't rely on it. can you do it now? should he better? he is. russian president vladimir putin believe you're his critics. the 2 men conducting the comb, or allegedly music producer use of progression, and billions for cut academy of, of and they don't pull their punches when it comes to

u. k. flooring secretary were in the front pages of their news after his message about our band. no single brutish newspaper wrote about us. we're blacklisted. this is their freedom of speech. william hague said they interfered in russia's internal affairs and that he crane would not join nato, but they decided to show their so called freedom of speech by blocking us about on that in the past that have been countries, web, britson or america have succeeded in bringing about a change of government from the outside. i used to go in moscow when i was born secretary and i always met the civil rights campaign of the democracy campaign. i was in the british embassy, but you know, the am, ah, anything that was really booked support, the changing the regime and rough is immediately turned round as a martin bloss weston aggression. so the u. n. g fast code on russia and ukraine to extend the international grendale, which is due to expire in 10 days time. and tony, a good tire is my the statement after sitting down for talks with president zelinski and key f o the great he going walk us ov

u. k. interest rates were already at a 14 year high before today's monetary policy committee meeting. and this 11th consecutive monthly rise puts more pressure on beleaguered businesses and you came mortgage holders. but the policy makers here at the bank of england really had their hands forced by recent economic data. firstly, there was an unexpected increase in inflation up to 10.4 percent announced on wednesday when many economists expected it to fall below 10 percent. second of all, various food inflation and that's running even higher than headline inflation. the latest increase 18 percent in the price of fresh food and non alcoholic drinks. and the cost to borrowers is also significant. the average tracker mortgage compared to december 2021. now $394.00 pounds per month, more expensive for mortgage holders, them or borrowing pain for businesses and mortgage holders here. and you can least in the short term. but there are some signs for optimism from what the bank has had to say. first of all, the monetary policy committee was not unanimous in deciding to increase the rate 7 vot

u. k. the u. s. and i believe some cameras in australia as well were removed from some government departments. yeah. and then, i think, you know, in fact, it is about the technology, the united states is unwilling to engage as a countries in the fair competition channel. not afraid of competition. if it's a, with the same hulu and no after all new liberties and talks about the competition, the better for consumers, for everyone in of wing when yet, where united states loses. it's a tech advantages that adopts it. abandon all this textbook economics. if you are the, how are we, how is the far more advancing 5, g and other related technologies? antique talk is a far more val say, nice stays in algorithm and a i, technologies. so that somehow has frightened united states and the u. s. companies cannot compete with these chinese companies. so they began to adopt this kind offer her approach, which is a unfair and also very me the on the other hand, they see tick tock. and now has over, will i be 1000000 active users in the united states? or so my, my sympathy for the american uses of tick tock. it

were killed. ah the u. s. u k and australia and that's the later stage of their deal.

and after the battle started, there were negotiations that the u. k. in the u. s stopped in their tracks. so at the end of this, this, the end of this is going to come when the battle field situation results were either by the defeat, something that can't really be hidden, the defeat of one side or another, either russia is going to be pushed back to which february 2022 lines, which is very unlikely, or the ukrainian army is going to collapse. the russians are gonna hold the for o boss plus plus crimea and insist on a peace tree. a fit assigned declaration by whatever ukrainian government is left, that those were o blast, or russian and nato will never be in a cradle. never be a member. and i will end gym. i would also add b, demilitarized, now, nato, in structure whatsoever. or let me go to let me go to sarah, it's going back to the pipelines with sarah, what do you think? i mean, the blowing up these pipelines was an act of terrorism, international terrorism. the same, i think the same people could use a false flag with chemical, biological, new killer on slag

u. k. i asked him whether ukrainian forces were will be able to hold back. the russian mercenaries who have now reached the city center and the river that runs through boat. well, they have been stopping now for the last 8 months. the question as to whether they will continue to do so. no, i don't think so. they are holding on. they've been advised, i think, for the last month or 2 by us advisors, according to reports, we've heard that the time has really come now to withdraw. i don't think anyone's expected to hold on. this is strategic to the extent that the importance in applied to this place now is very great because no operational importance. it's simply a bulwark for the other towns. but it is important because the loss of it will be something of a blows the ukrainians given the investment. they've made it defending it and will be seen something as certainly as a success or rather trumpeted isn't as a success by the russians. and specifically, this wagner group are just holding on to or trying to hold on to back move, also have strategic value for ukra

and very much the hopes that the more acrimonious elements of dispute that there were to political level between the u. k and the e u, and therefore germany of the hind them. and that's this visit as it were. although it is between the figurehead leader of the united kingdom and the figurehead leader of the federal republic of germany, that underneath that there is this desire on both sides for a rapp hoshal for a coming together of 2 countries who in a historical level certainly over the course of the last 70 years or so have been very much friends, neighbors allies. and indeed we've been hearing from the president stein my are saying that germany and britain now opened a new chapter in their relations with this visit. we'll be following that for you here on out. as eric dominic came in berlin. thanks, danny. now the foreign ministers of russia and iran had been meeting in moscow discussions between saga lab rosanne jose enemy, i belie him focused on expanding trade and investment between the 2 countries. there was also discussion around the failed nuclear deal between iran and the west . the world is s

i mean, last time you were on the show, he were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master, the britain, and the european colonial masters on the ukraine proxy war. what do you got against this rise of the global south? finally, winning the day? yeah. well 1st of all, the britain is following the american line. and then i'm not pulling britain a more list in tandem with the americans on bog died there. the fundamental question is that a graham is an independent united nation.

i mean, last time you were on the show, they were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master, the britain. and the european colonial must is on the ukraine proxy war. what, what do you got against this rise of the global south? finally? yeah. winning the day. yeah. well, 1st of all, law brittany is following the american light. and i'm not calling burton list in tandem with the americans on bog die. they're the fundamental question is that a green is a independent united nations member. and there has been a crossing of our soldiers army and so on by a country which is considered as one of the permanent members of the supreme. now the security council, it is so and a so now and therefore i think it would be, must be, i mean, you can't allow defense less in the substances, so you don't buy it as a whole. you don't see at all what other countries in the global south do, which was this was need to encroachment in the east and that there was a qu, we have the phone call evidence of victoria newland now in t

were killed. ah the u. s. u. k and australia and now it's the later stage of their deal for nuclear power submarines. ah, carrie johnson, this is al jazeera la from dough house are coming up. whitehouse approves an $8000000000.00 oil drilling project in alaska face is strong opposition from environmentalists. least a 100 dead is cycling. freddy hits southern malawi and mozambique u. k. parliament debates of bill ends at curb in the numbers of asylum seekers who arrive on small boats. ah, australia is set to buy at least 2 or 3 u. s. manufactured nuclear submarines at a cost of $245000000000.00. a number could eventually grow to 5 and it growing concerned around china's influence and indo pacific region announcements was made during a meeting between australian prime minister albanese u. s. present jo by none that british prime minister wishes sooner in san diego, california. it comes 18 months soft. the countries formed a security lines called orchestra. his main goal is to bring australia into the folded navies po

i mean, last time you were on the show, there, you were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master. the britain and the european colonial must is on the ukraine proxy war. what do you got against this rise of the global south? finally? yeah. winning the day. yeah. well 1st of all, la britain is following the american light and an unknown.

i mean, last time you were on the show, there, you were slamming u. k. colonialism. and now, now you seem to be completely supporting your old colonial master. the britain and the european colonial must is on the ukraine proxy war. what do you got against this rise of the global south? finally? yeah. winning the day. yeah. well 1st of all, law brittany is following the american light. and then i'm not pulling britain more list ah, in tandem with the americans. ah, look, bog died there. the fundamental question is that a green is h independent united nations member. and there has been a crossing of our soldiers army and so on by a car g, which is considered as one of the permanent members of the subpoena of the early cancer. it is so and a she did so now and therefore i think it would be, must be, i mean, you can't allow a congee to reach or to the defense less in these circumstances. so you don't buy it as a whole. you don't see at all what other countries in the global sub do, which was this was nato encroachment in the east and that there was a qu, we have the phon

u. k. interest rates were already at a 14 year high before today's monetary policy committee meeting. and this 11th consecutive monthly rise, puts more pressure on beleaguered businesses and you came mortgage holders. but the policy makers here at the bank of england really had their hands forced by recent economic data. firstly, there was an unexpected increase in inflation up to 10.4 percent announced on weapons day when many economists expected it to fall below 10 percent. second of all, there is food inflation and that's running even higher than headline inflation. the latest increase, 18 percent in the price of fresh food and non alcoholic drinks. and the cost to bore was, is also significant. the average tracking mortgage compared to december 2021. now $394.00 pounds per month. more expensive for mortgage hold us. so more borrowing pain for businesses and mortgage holders here in the u. k, at least in the short term. but there are some signs for optimism from what the bank has had to say. first of all, the monetary policy committee was not unanimous in deciding to increase the r

u. k. and while i was applying for abundance of weather conditions were good for growers in spain, in the north africa and the bird flew at one another factor that had not you know, had such a huge impact of having now you know, the situation with the manageable. but now with a lot of shops coming to the european agriculture and markets breakfast, revealing the weaknesses and u. k. u. k. policy makers, me to set up. at the same time groceries have been loathed to pay suppliers more as they compete for market share against one another. our higher prices. one of the clear ways out of this to encourage more growing as well, higher prices that households are gonna have to bear. yes, that would be one of the market solutions clearly, you know, no growers get the pricing. no, that is a work to plan more. you know, that is that is a strong incentive to ramp up reduction domestically as well. but there still, you know, the limited supply side of the labor supply is an issue to con, get people to pick the fruit and batch, you know, also higher prices are not really helping, at least not in the short ter

those remarks were made in response to the u . k. announcement that it would supply ukraine with toxic uranium, laid an ammunition known for turning former combat zones into an inhospitable wastelands. the russian president raised the issue at a news conference alongside his chinese counterpart blow even east itself, but the u. k. has announced not only the supply of tanks to crane, but also shells with depleted uranium. it seems that the west has really decided to fight russia to the last ukrainian. we nodded words, but in reality, great, if all of this happens, russia will have to react accordingly. based on the fact that the collective west is beginning to use weapons with a new killer component of a depleted uranium artillery rounds have previously been used by western military is to essentially pierce opponents, ahmed weaponry, especially tanks. so that is despite what our grave environmental concerns, rushes foreign minister has warned about the devastating impact of using such ammunition food cheaply meaning it shall was deple

and so the, the russian economy will collapse in, that'll be shortages even though they were all the u. k. media reporting, you know, the contrasting the empty shells in the supermarkets, in the u. k. with the fall, a supermarket, the rushes at her sanctions, and we're the ones who don't have enough new ration done to get sanctioned in the end. but i totally, i have to go to a heartbreaking after that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on some real estate with our tea. ah ah, lou needs to come to rush in the state little narrative. i've stayed as i'm phone and ignore some scheme div, asking him then i'll slap a group in 55 when. okay, so 9 is 25 and speaking. when else calls with will van in the european union? the kremlin? yup. machines. the state on russia for date and school r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all band to on you to a with a young person with poor. yup. agree, mused i think, mike, i mean she was so out of sheet. why did it say you did? 30. yep. what did you i don't know. very important thing with it or more and living with i do the brower from nice or

u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years has had consequences. i know the u. n. has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time, but this also puts the ukrainians in jeopardy in terms of health. and well this whole thing is just maddening. the whole point about this uranium is that it diluted version of it, but it still has radiation impact over time. nobody knows what that impact is. well, hello, multi polar world. brazil and china have struck a deal to ditch the american dollar in favor of their own currencies, but bilateral trade transactions. an agreement and setting payments in one has been signed with brazil, which greatly facilitates our trait. we are planning to expand cooperation in the field of food and mineral extraction, and to search for a possibility of exporting goods with high added value from china to brazil and from brazil to china. well, the deal enables china and the biggest econo

u. k. they work very closely to get in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the, the d u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years has had consequences. i know that you and has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time, but this also puts the ukrainians in jeopardy in terms of health. and the this whole thing is just maddening. the whole point about this uranium is that it, the diluted version of it, but it still has radiation impact over time. nobody knows what that impact is. well, it's already well knowing that the use of depleted uranium, i mean ition essentially irradiate the soil in the environment is used in like in iraq. so supposed to radiate this all the thousands of years. how many generations to be born with birth defects? what kind of future will ukraine have more details? when we return the top of the the i was standing in an alley smoking a joint one day and a man came up to me and pulled the joint from my mouth. and he said, don't you know that that's what the capitalist

u. k. the u. s. and i believe some cameras in australia as well were removed from some government departments. yeah, yeah. and then i think you know, that in fact, it is about the technology, the united states is unwilling to engage as a countries in the fair competition channel. not afraid of competition, if it's a, with the same rule and no after all new liberties and talks about the competition, the better for consumers for everyone in of wing when yet, where united states loses. it's a tech advantages that adopt it. abandon all this textbook economics, if you are the why we, how is the far more advanced in 5 g and other related technologies and tick tock is a far more advanced a nice states in algorithm and a i technologies. so that some.

and so the, the russian economy will collapse and i'll be shortages even though they were over the u. k. media reporting, you know, the contrasting the empty shells in the supermarkets, in the u. k. with the fall, a supermarket, the rock as i'm her sanctions and we're the ones who don't have a sanctioned in the in. but i do, i have to go to a hot breaking up to that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on some real estate with our team. ah, ah ah. well connect across that were all things are considered. i and peter labelle, this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real things. ah . let's go back to georgia in budapest, george. i sent him an introduction that rushes a plan for restoring pieces in plain view and we go back to december 17th, 2021. when a rush is sent to nato and to the united states. um, it's proposals basically recognizing the individual indivisibility of, of security, nato expansion and rushes, roll rushes place in the pan european, a security architecture, which of course is all kind of down going back to the original thinking about security o

and i pray that i will be part of that and that my children who were born in the u. k. and come back will be able to say, wow, you know, i might just moved traffic it because it's really great, you know, has many opportunities. it's got great weather, great people, great opportunities. i can build a life. ah, even as mine is old and i went to london and i went to the primaries. i remember i was playing in the playground. i was being bullied because i look so different and they would laugh at me and they'll be like that you came from africa, you live on trees. and i remember how shocked i was that they would they would speak about the place that i loved and that i missed so much that gave me all of my identity in such derogatory terms that they could not understand . the beauty, the power, the opportunities that i got from those 9 years. and that moment i said to myself, in my head, when will be the day that i will have to make so many explanations? because it will be obvious how, which, how beautiful, how glorious are all of us on this climate, not just africa with . we

and so the, the russian economy will collapse and they'll be shortages even though they were all of the u. k. media reporting, you know, the contrasting the empty shells in the supermarkets, in the u. k. with the fall, a supermarket, the rock as a to her sanctions, and we're the ones who don't have enough blue ration done, who got sanctioned in the in. but i didn't, i have to go to a hot breaking up to that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on some really stay with our team. ah ah, in wanted to come to russian state. little. never. i've side that's on the north lansky with within the 55 with . we've will van in the european union. the kremlin. yup. machine. the state aunt rush up to date and r t spoke neck. even our video agency, roughly all band on youtube and pinterest and with mm at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people. and to defend the world from great pain who's with us we will bring to the iraqi people, food and medicines, and supplies, and freedom with awe, intellect across that were all thi

and so the, the russian economy will collapse and they'll be shortages even though they were all of the u. k. media reporting, you know, the contrasting the empty shells in the supermarkets, in the u. k. with the full a supermarket. the rock as i have sanctions and we're the ones who don't have a sanctioned in the it. but i generally when i have to go to a hot breaking up to that hard break, we'll continue our discussion on some really stay with our team. ah, ah, ah, european nations ultimately experienced that transformation where they are exceptionally, as a, was kind of defeated by the hard realities. right. or at least confronted with them in a very significant way. and a more or less the only exception to the general tendency that, of course, has to do with the fact that the geographical situation of the united states is fundamental of an island that is the size of the continents. mm ah. well connect across that were all things are considered. i and peter live else. this is the home addition to remind you. we're discussing some real bits. ah, let's go back to georgia in budapest, george

u. k. they, they work very closely. they get, in fact, those 2 countries were the ones who, who developed the d. u or the depleted uranium rounds. and they've been using them for years and years and years. and as you pointed out in your, in your lead up to the consequences. i know the u. n. has tried to play down the toxic effects, but nobody knows what it's like over time. it's like, it's like agent orange, you know, it creeps up on you and then smack just the head years later. and it increases the toxicity because there's no solution to it. so we and children who play in the all the, the bombed up hawks of those, some of those tanks or even the people, the troops who handle the depleted uranium rounds are, can be effective very, very easily. and yet, tech tests are undergoing or underway now to determine that. but when you're engaged in an open conflict like this, and they're going to go ahead and send it, it's very difficult to stop that train and less pressure is put on the brits to, to not send them. and i can tell you there is people working to try and do that. i don't know how successful t

your invitation were at the time who showed just how close the ties were based on friendship and peace between the bonus president, the u. k. and germany. you turn president troops prove this year in 2018 by taking part in the 100 anniversary of the end of the 1st world war in london. today, it gives me particular pride to be with you once again. now is key and to renew the special bond of friendship between our 2 countries. this friendship meant so much to my beloved mother. the late queen, who often spoke of the 15 official visits she made to germany, including her 5 status. the 1st of those in 1965 came when our continent was still deeply scarred by war and the trauma of conflict. hers was the wartime generation. and like my father, the queen, it said in uniform, that my parents 11 day tour in germany should prove to be a pivotal moment in the reconciliation between our nations. was therefore a matter of great personal significance to the boat minor mater with norma, a row my mother knew what a huge achievement this reconciliation meant. feeling brazil, and with her many visits contamination. she wanted to make a contri

u. k. and here in germany, having to reassure people that actually were not exposed to the same problems as our parent over in the united states. but nevertheless, government having to think ok, how do we protect our own tech sector here to make sure that the contagion doesn't cross the atlantic for example t w business rob was putting this on to context for us. thank you so much. police in moldova said that they have foiled a plot by rushing back to groups trained to cause a mass on rast during a protest. around 5000 demonstrators gathered in the capitol chest, and now on sunday, they demanded the government cover their energy bills. after a cold winter and prevent moldova from being dragged into a war with russia. o protest is took to the streets of the mill, dove in capital kitchen out on sunday, chanting down with my a son. do the countries precedent the demonstrations of becoming a regular occurrence. they started last summer in the face of rising fuel prices and concerns about pensions. but there is strong support for russia. protest is demanding that the pro european government stepp

u. k. and here in germany, having to reassure people that actually were not exposed to the same problems as, as our parents over in the united states. but nevertheless, government having to think, ok, how do we protect our own tech sector hits? make sure that the contagion doesn't cross the atlantic, for example, t w, business rob lots, putting this on to context for us. thank you so much. is a quick reminder of the top story. we're following for you. this to real life. i company, drama, everything. every where all at once has one big at the oscars. it took 7 awards in total, including the company academy award for best picture. it's star michelle, you know, has become the 1st asian woman to win the award for best actress. next film look that cover mining and it's cost to the environment. thanks for watching or flying rivers formed by waterfalls. perspiring trees or c evaporation during forest fires. like mine don't get the answer in a visible river that flows through the sky starts march 23rd on d w.