u. k. itself grants asylum, refugee status to rwandans, who have fled persecution in rwanda, whether it's journalists or because they oppose the government, including full rwandans just last year. so how can the u. k. government be saying that we're one that is a safe country? frank, what do you feel comfortable about saying when when we're one to is criticized for not being the safe place for asylum seekers to be re settled what i would say about 50 or regarding silt. i think wanted randy the self country, the guiding safety because we are do not her avoidance on the street or not al cases. so for people being shut down on the street. so even though we might not see people stink cars or such things or the odyssey for the past and her mom, the guardian, clifford. yes, we ones not here to help her problem was refugees, lou, to talk to them or they can come and work them to get paid a pay even. there are some of them work in harms or in the bars and restaurants under a swear and some others to live in camps. but augustine intellect was community around them. so that is. ready according to t

u. k. itself, grants asylum, and refugee status to rwandans, who have fled persecution in romando, whether it's journalists or because they oppose the government, including full rwandans just last year. so how can the u. k. government be saying that we're one that is a safe country? frank, what do you feel comfortable about saying when when we're one day is criticized for not being the safe place for asylum seekers to be re settled? we're out for about 15 regarding certain coin laundry list of countries to getting softer. because we do not her voters on the street with an auto kiss, who sofa people been short donors, truthful in women of a super string, cause such things as use for the past and the good english. yes, we will. ins, demonte out of her problem was refugees room to talk to them or they can come and work them to get paid a pay even though some of them work in harms or in the bars and restaurants under a swear and some others to live in cups but of course the intellect was committed to fall on them. so that is according to that, that is okay, but of course, oh, oh, well shall st

u. k. whether they're able to speak up about their treatment or conditions . and we also know that the rwandan government kidnaps rwandan refugees who are already outside the country. as far afield is australia, canada, and brings them back to face trial and you know, treatment. and just, just to finish on this, quite that the hypocrisy is so stop when we consider the fact that the you tie itself grants asylum, refugee status to rwandans, who have fled persecution in rwanda, whether it's journalists or because they oppose the government, including full rwandans, just last year. so how can the u. k. government be saying that we're one that is a safe country? frank, what do you feel comfortable about saying when when we're one to is criticized for not being the safe place for asylum seekers to be re settled out for about 15 regarding certain quantities of stuff. country getting softer because we do not have a vote is on the street. would've not healthcare through. so for people in short, donors, truthful. even when i'm a super string cause i touched things with

and another covid variant is found in the u k whether doctors say here about the potential threat. >> and the senate is expected to vote today to confirm judge ketanji brown jackson to the supreme court. we'll tell you what to expect in a live report from dc. >> and i'm rebecca strom in for john trouble on this thursday morning. it is going to be hot this afternoon. i'm tracking a whole lot of temperatures in the 90's. we could see some record breaking temperatures as well. my full forecast is coming up. for march madness the dave's single is just a buck in the wendy's app. reg! ♪ ♪ lunch time, baby! lunch time, indeed, reg! get a hot and juicy dave's single for just a buck in the app. choose wisely. choose wendy's. >> 5.12, right now, the santa clara county water district is spending more than 3 million dollars on a ballot measure. that's part of the june primary election. but this measure is stirring some controversy at the critics of that call it saving and misleading kron four's taylor. the second takes a look. >> the santa clara valley water district recently approved a june ball

u. s. on drug trafficking charges. and 1st johnson's own colleagues vote for an investigation into whether he lied to the u. k. parliament over pandemic party. ah, russian president vladimir putin has declared victory in the battle for mary po. and what would be moscow's biggest gain of the war so far? created precedent or misled, he confirmed that russia controls much of the city, but denies its fallen hootin made the claim. despite canceling plans to storm the as of style still works. the cities last pocket of resistance. instead, he ordered his troops to seal off a thousands of defenders and hundreds of civilians said to behold up there. so not even a fly can get through elsewhere and the don bus region. russia has captured 42 villages across to nist and aid to lead. he's chief of staff confirmed the losses, but said they could be one back and years. president joe biden says the u. s. will send another $800000000.00 in weapons and ammunition to ukraine in the coming days . dosage of our reports from moscow on russia's claims of victory and mario poll. this is what victory looks like for the russian militar

u. k and china, health experts say it's unclear whether the u. s will see a similar trend. as it was with the alpha delta and the oma crime waves, but it may not necessarily be accompanied with another aggressive wave as as in the past. meanwhile airlines continue to feel the effects of covid in the uk, british airways and easyjet have canceled hundreds of flights due to covid related staffing shortages here in the u. s alaska airlines, says 63 fewer pilots were prepared to fly this month. the carrier cited training delays due to the recent arm. akron surge need to make it easier for people to get their their pilot's licenses and get through the process. uk scientists are now monitoring the x e there, ian, but say it's not yet clear whether it causes more severe infection. in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. ktvu fox two news at five starts now. police want to know if you have seen this red truck. they say it's the vehicle that hit and killed two women. the mother and daughter were in a crosswalk near middle school last night when they were killed. good evening.

u. k and china health experts say it's unclear whether the u. s will see a similar trend.s story is not a straightforward as it was with the alpha delta and the oma crime waves, but it may not necessarily be accompanied with another aggressive wave as as in the past. meanwhile airlines continue to feel the effects of covid in the uk, british airways and easyjet have canceled hundreds of flights due to covid related staffing shortages here in the u. s alaska airlines, says 63 fewer pilots were prepared to fly this month. the carrier cited training delays due to the recent arm. akron surge need to make it easier for people to get their their pilot's licenses and get through the process. uk scientists are now monitoring the x e there, ian, but say it's not yet clear whether it causes more severe infection. in atlanta. jonathan serrie, ktvu fox two news. the hayward boy battling an aggressive cancer will be making a trip to disney world thanks to generous donors. yesterday we introduced you to four year old henry carpenter, aka hank, the tank. he's been fighting cancer for hal

last visit by jewish groups during ramadan. colleagues made for an investigation into whether he lived to the u. k. parliament pandemic parties. ah, i, russian president, vladimir putin is declared victory in the battle for marsupial. and what would be moscow's biggest victory of the war so far? ukrainian president, ludmilla sky confirmed that russia controls much of the city, but denies it has fallen pretty and made the claim. despite canceling plans to store me as of style still works, as it is last pocket of resistance. instead he ordered his troops to c. last, the thousands of defenders and hundreds of civilians said to be hold up there. so not even a fly can get through. satellite images from murray poll show a mass grave site has expanded in recent weeks. the us company, max, our technology says analysis of the images indicates there are at least $200.00 new graves us president joe biden says the us will send another $800000000.00 in weapons and ammunition to ukraine in the coming days, dosage of our airports from moscow on russia's claims, a victory in mario pulse. this is what victory look

u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the so called a party gave controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure after being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. and if enough m p. 's vote in favor than the matter will be referred to parliament's privileges committee. thousands of people have been killed in explosions across multiple cities in august on the northern city of missouri. sharif conduce and the eastern provinces, province of new gar har had been targeted. the bloss and missouri sharif happened during afternoon prayers, killing 22 people, videos show bodies lying inside one of the biggest, she almost in the country. another explosion and conduce has killed 4 people near the airports and a blast, and none gerhardt province has killed at least 4 members of the taliban. china's presidents, as his government back talks to resolve international disputes, but opposes the use of sanctions in the video message to the annual bow for him. for asia, she, jim ping warned against what he called a cold war mental

u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether john's misled parliament on the so called party gate control. busy johnson has come under pressure after being fined by police for holding parties down the street at the height of the pandemic date. with the headlines. more news coming up right off the witness. ah, who all with a real love of move wouldn't you know that? okay with you know with my dad is looking for an attitude up by convention. sure. with the liberty with mike, i'm probably gonna pull that more so you know what i hear, but he didn't go with duck, you know estoppel, both the date you said with the book music one book michigan. lower way in a lump of america. what, what promotion is to burglary bureau. some of the of you does the some of us by fees, media pretty little do not stimulus. that's the beauty to the peer reviews, just too much room to commit a 70. when the ged ship, all buddhist workers should you should be rather so. oh boy, we'll talk, we'll talk a little slow. the go. lou g g, be sure if you leave a bar could the 0 which integrate? mcgrath, we break e guys, the daughter

channel and inflatable boats that appear hardly see whether the new deal would see such migrants transferred to rolanda thousands of kilometers away from the u. k. rwanda has said that it would receive $120000000.00 pounds sterling under the agreement funds supposed to vide, quote, opportunities for rwandans and migrants. meanwhile, the total number of ukrainians who have fled, the war is estimated at around 5000000 people with neighboring poland. taking in a substantial portion, poland has provided refugees with commendation and to financial support. both the government and regular citizens, as polls have opened their homes and raised funds for arriving ukrainians. but as port frances has unfortunately noted, ukrainian refugees have been much better received than migrants from other parts of the world. suggesting a potential double standard changed with racism. it is true, refugees are subdivided. there's 1st class, 2nd class, skin color, if they come from a developed country or one that is not developed. we are racists, we are racists, and this is bad. political sociologist, unit abbey, you said that double standards in the treatment of refug

u. k. a said to be looking into this, how would they establish whether this was a chemical attack? well, generally speaking, this is extremely difficult from a far one would have to get conclusive proof by conducting an onside investigation during which samples would be taken. this would be environmental samples, biomedical samples from those people affected by the attack. and those samples would then have to be analyzed and compared to a known chemical warfare. agents to be really certain that this is what has happened. so you would expect that to be viable samples still around well, perhaps not of the warfare agent itself. but over the years and decades, those states processing, chemical warfare agents, chemical weapons, which have by now practically all been been destroyed on the international verification. those states certainly also know how these chemical warfare agents degrade and what then to look for after a week or a month after such an attack. war is inherently a terrible business. people get maimed or killed, lives, get destroyed. what is it about chemical weapons that

u. k. british mph are expected to vote whether he misled parliament over his rule breaking. during the credit of ours lockdown, johnson has come under intense pressure of being fined by police for holding parties at donny street at the heights of the pandemic. if enough, m. p 's vote in favor. the matter will be referred to parliament privileges committee. that's jennifer jones live now from london. jenna told us more about what's happening today and how important is all this well, the problem is devoris johnson is of course in india, as you were reporting there and from india. indeed, he has issued essentially an extraordinary government. you turn, the government had sought on wednesday night to table and amendment that would have new to this whole vote. taken this thing entirely out of it. they've now said they won't table their amendment. mister johnson saying he invites all scrutiny necessary into these of these events. the parties in downing street during co lockdown, and indeed his own behavior. so we are back to the motion that was tabled by the opposition labor party

u. k was into feather 100000000 pounds worth of a high grade military equipment to ukraine's armed forces. that includes another $800.00 anti tank missiles at the prime minister said he was asked whether the sending of ukraine risk to escalation. i risk antagonizing, in essence, the question was russia on that he said all that the u. k. seeking to do is to help the ukrainians to protect themselves. that new announcement today that on top of the defensive alms that have been sent, say for you 100000000 pounds worth of high grade military equipment. i. thank you so much. charlotte, melinda. interestingly, the chancellor said that our strategy is to inflict dramatic costs on russia and his decision to launch this war in ukraine. but the not touching the energy question and he took some very tough questions on that. one of the questioners pointing out that the e u has sent a total of 36000000000 euros. i believe it was to russia paying for energy supply since the war began, and only 1000000000 to ukraine. he did not rise to that bait nor to other questions when he was asked whether he's ashamed. in many ways, he gave what amounted to somewhat technocratic answers, saying we can only win o

for us, johnson's own colleagues vote for an investigation into whether he lied to the u. k . parliament of a pandemic parties, and its force or dramatic finish for the 70 sixes in the n. b a playoffs. details coming ah, at least 18 people have been killed in explosions across multiple cities in afghanistan. the northern city of mazar, i sharif, the nearby province of conduce and the eastern province of manga how all targeted. i said, beg reports on the latest attacks, worshippers at a mosque targeted as they prayed minority she as will once again the victim of this attack. it happened in the northern african city of missouri. sharif report say, 10 people were killed and 40 were injured. i bag with explosives that was detonated from a distance i saw in the finest on say it was behind the bombing the shorter today, the enemies of, of gone, asked on, bought a big massacre to missouri sheriff. unfortunately, as you can see in the p. d. 2 area of said the gone of missouri. he should have an explosion occurred, which was from explosive material. and approximately 25 people were k

u. k. government faces intense scrutiny over decision to send some asylum seekers to wonder whether applications will be processed and the rivals to be france is next president trade accusations of all thought terrorism on the campaign trail. ah, with the weather in australia is not as dramatic as it was less than a week ago, and that end of philly that tropical cycling is now gone past due zealand as well. so we look at fairly quite whether there are a few, shall the tasmania and the few for the coastal parts of new south wales. and may be queensland in western australia. that certainly breeze hasn't not attempt to back from perth. it's still 26 here and very enjoyable. so gibbon is in the sunshine and quite warm. there is more rain coming into it and use it and you might expect that, but most times of the year is running out to the western side of south fall touches probably a little bit higher than average to be honest throughout malaysia and indonesia. the wet seasons coming to an end is a good sprinkling bat or shout all thunderstorms, virtually everywhere and their shower, showing up more

his government on dealing with, whether is the russian born ukraine, whether is getting on with the domestic agenda here in the u. k. to try and make the point that he's trying to deal with bigger issues. and does this really matter? i think it's to be seen whether that will resonate with the public or not. and there was a question in his statement as well, around what it, there are more fines and he couldn't really answer that. i think that is the real potential damage to come because one find way he can say he didn't know he was breaking the rules, which obviously is a debatable point. how many more times can you say that if he were to be fine again? so i think this is very much the beginning of the process, and they could well be more to come in terms of the drip drip that we've already seen on pot gate. what we've heard some thought from tori circles of this idea that the british public has kind of moved on is it that they've moved on from party gay, or they just war now by revelation after revelation. and i suppose there will be some people that see mister johnson as they say for a pair of hands in current, ch

u. k. saying things like they'd like to see india take a tougher stand against russia. they said that the whole world was watching, where countries stood on this issue, whether they stood on what they call the right side of history. we have seen the messaging from at least those countries soften somewhat lately. the u. k. foreign secretary las trust. she was in new delhi on thursday. when she said that india is a sovereign nation and the u. k. won't be telling india what to do. she was talking about the increase and the imports of russian oil to india. we also had the u. s. state department spokesperson ned prize. he was saying that washington is not looking to india, asking india to change its relationship with moscow that they would urge continue to urge all their partners and allies to use whatever influence they have to call for an end to, you know, the russian aggression and the war but they were much harsher words from the u. s. sam, deputy national security adviser for international economics. de leon sing. he was in new delhi on thursday, and he's seen as one of the chief architects of the u. s. sanctions against russia . and he said that they would be very seve

u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the 2nd party gave control. c. johnson has come under intense pressure of being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of the pandemic. if enough m. p 's vote in favor. the matter will be referred to parliament privileges committee. china's president has his government backs and talks to resolve international disputes, but opposes uses sanctions in the video message to the annual bow form for asia shooting, pay war against what he called, a cold war mentality and unilateral sanctions. it comes a day after leap video from the chinese navy showing an advanced anti ship mis. i'll designed to destroy aircraft carriers, katrina, you as more from beijing and one had we had chinese president, she didn't thing talk about the need for world peace and countries to work together . but on wednesday we had a video which appears to be link leaked by the chinese navy and shows a hypersonic missile being launched from one of china's most advanced navy missile destroyers ships. now we've had no consumma

u. k. m. p. 's are expected to vote on whether johnson misled parliament on the so called party gate controversy. johnson's come under intense pressure after being fined by police for holding parties at downing street at the height of a panoramic. if enough nps vote in favor, the matter will be referred to parliament's privileges committee. let's go live that a london i was there was john hall is outside parliament. judah, johnson has a big majority in parliament. i mean, how likely is that he's going to be end up investigated by parliament 5, likely as it's looking at the revenue in about 40 minutes so. so that labor party motion will come before the house calling for upon them, entry investigation to where the bar is. johnson lied to be deliberately misled. that when he said in december that no rules had been broken in respect to these alleged parties that had gone on in downing street during periods of covert lockdown. remember, he has received a fine for attending one of those parties. his own birthday party. in fact, in 2020, in the cabinet office, it's possible he could receive up to 3 more

u. k . with dry january ad campaigns like this one. researchers at the university of sussex have been studying whether it's really effective ah, the participants did actually sleep better. generally had more energy. their skin was better, and they lost weight. dimension for i'm puzzled. no fire when people go without alcohol for a couple of weeks. they definitely lose weights because they saved the calories under. and we all know when you drink alcohol, you get hungry at some point when who you want to have a snack? you go to the refrigerator again at 10 on that drops off. when you're abstinence for a while, i've seen them leaving abstinence from alcohol, even for a brief period, generally leads to a healthier fitter body. for alcohol, research or helmet designs that make sense because alcohol is a poison. i wound up the conqueror or 200 diseases that are caused by alcohol. usually ship fat in itself is a really fascinating group. but on the, on her hand, what's surprising is that when you stop drinking many organs can regenerate themselves akin lilian could. from the 1st sim, alcohol puts demands on the body. in the stomach, it stimulates gas

u. k . with dry january ad campaigns like this one. researchers at the university of suffix have been studying whether it's really effective ah, the participants did actually sleep better. generally had more energy. their skin was better, and they lost weight dimensions for am pavlov, no fi when people go without alcohol for a couple of weeks. they definitely lose weight because they saved the calories under. and we all know when you drink alcohol, you get hungry at some point on who you want to have a snack. you go to the refrigerator again at 10 on that drops off when you're abstinent. for awhile i've seen them leave him. abstinence from alcohol, even for a brief period, generally leads to a healthier fitter body. for alcohol, research or helmet designs that make sense because alcohol is a poison, i wound up the clunky, there are 200 diseases that are caused by alcohol. usually ship fat in itself is really fascinating. dubois, but on the other hand, what surprising is that when you stop drinking many organs can regenerate themselves akin lillian could. from the 1st sim, alcohol puts demands on the body. in the stomach, it stimulates gastric

i'm, i'm skeptical as to whether it's achievable we, we've had in the past that were guarantors for cyprus, u. k, greece and turkey, and then turkey was one of the guarantors did. they did an order in cyprus and not neither of the other to do anything about it. so you know, the history of these things is, is not, is not particularly happy. so i understand the idea, i guess what the president was was trying to put, put in to play. but there are many, many obstacles to making such a move success. and the difference, i think, is that he wants a really binding international treaty, very different in nature to the budapest memorandum which, which was the guarantees on territory sovereignty given after the exchange of the nuclear weapons. so i think he's looking for a much more legally binding in. and as you say, i think any country will be very wary to sign up to that. it means that they might have to commit troops in the event of an engine. we've all referred to that the coming conflict that we're going to see in ukraine, that the president himself has referred to a particularly in the east. anton,

whether that is through finances or military weapons. in fact, there is a suggestion that the u. k. could send tanks to poland and poland then could pass on its current soviet era tanks to ukraine in a bid to assist the country. and what's clear though, is that it is getting more and more difficult for the west to see what the possible outcomes of this were, are in ukraine. whether that is the you being unable to push ahead with some of the sanctions. it would ideally like 2 or whether it comes with what the reality is with happening on the ground. if that's for a russian win or to stand with ukraine. i thought he shot dimansky. charlotte, thank you for those details. oh, me. well, rushes to fans, ministry has declared readiness to introduce a humanitarian ceasefire around the as of style factory and mario paul, that after that, in a putin's command to cancel the storming of the fortified side, ukraine's troops inside the factory have been told to raise white flags if they wish to surrender a corresponded mark gas, do you have reports from the outskirts of the embattled industrial z

u. k. beyond that, vera chic, there are going to be legal challenges over whether this breaches the 1951 you and convention, or the refugee convention. and boris johnson has admitted as much in the last hour . then there's the cost. now, australia with which this model is being compared and sent all of it, some asylum seekers to, to destination since 2013. it sent people to papua new guinea papa new guinea and are now root and that's cost around $2000000.00 per person. so critics here in the u. k as a this is a costly scheme which may never really get off the ground. thank you for that. nadine barber there for us in london, new members of parliament in somalia. i expect it to be sworn in more than a year behind schedule, political infighting, accusations of irregularities as well as gun and boma tanks of old, sold the election process. let's go to mark web. he's been following developments from nairobi in kenya. so is this likely to happen today? well, right now, the incoming members of parliament and other officials of got it in a venue that inside lonnie come back to kind of green zone

u. k. government to answer, you know, how if people will be transfer, how they will be treated in the camp. what type of sex they're going to have in one . and whether they are going to have freedom of movement. and if they're absolutely modification is going to be processed in one will be higher, they can have access to quality counseling and is a plan for british migration lawyer to lead to key galli. and i, yeah, i think there's a lot, a lot of question economists say the u. k could be facing the biggest dropping living standards since the 1950s as prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation in the u. k. accelerated to 70 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling rushes war and ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chain people in argentine, i have been protesting over rising prices. they're saying they can't put enough food on the table. thousands marks to win as ira's on the same day. the government said it's inflation rate hit 6.7 percent the highest in 2 decades. but it was on the street say that monthly $190

u. k was to go down this path, they would have to be prepared for resistance and to face and very serious court cases about whether or not they are able to implement this policy. meyer. if this plan does go ahead and if migrate to refugees are sent through a wander for processing. do we know at this stage if those who would be deemed refugees by were wanda, would actually be allowed to travel back to britain? so it's very difficult to, to make sense exactly what this policy is gonna look like and how they're going to try to implement it. so part of the issue around all of this is that the british government is likes to talk very, very tough when it comes to as i am and immigration and make their plan. so something that they can explain to the public quite easily, but then the details can be very, very difficult to make sense. often one of the things that we know about britain's asylums in immigration system already is that it is incredibly, incredibly complex. i've spoken to many doing my research, who have been so overwhelmed by the bureaucracy and the, the constantly changing laws. people and greedy suffer both

u. k. government faces intense scrutiny over decision to send some asylum seekers to wonder whether applications will be processed and the world's richest man is trying to buy twitter. find out why a low mosque wants to take over the social media platform and in sport ukraine's wildcat play off with scotland has been set for early june, while in the race league, a short gloss, the barcelona illuminated by frankfort, who now faced west ham in the semi finals ah, in a major blow to russia, the biggest warship in its black sea fleet has sunk after being severely damaged by a blast. the most far was being towed back to port in stormy conditions. according to russia, news agencies, the defense ministry says the ship was damaged by ammunition exploding on board. but the ukrainian military says it hit the vessel with cruise missile. all the moskva has led russia's naval assault during the war, making it an important military target or wrestle, sir, there is life for us there in key f wrestles mentioning developments, of course here, what more can you tell us? and please remind us of this vessel signifi

u. k. government rightly provides asylum refugee ukrainians, fleet war, but wants to send others seeking asylum, thousands of miles away to rolanda for processing. and you still question whether this heartless, tory government is institutionally racist. such arrangements simply shift asylum responsibilities of aid international obligations and are contrary to the letter and spirit of the refugee convention cannot carry the weight of our national responsibility as a country formed by christian values. because sub contracting out our responsibility even to a country that seeks to do well, like for wanda, is the opposite to the nature of god. who himself took responsibility for our migrants trying to get to britain illegally in recent years have resorted to dangerous efforts. organized by people smugglers hiding on trucks or fairies and even trying to cross the english channel. inflatable boats that appear hardly worthy the new deal would see such migrants transferred to lawanda thousands of kilometers away from the u. k. the one that has said it would receive $120000000.00 pounds sterling under the agreement funds supposed to provide boat opportunities for rwandans and migrants

whether that is to finance his own military weapons. in fact, there is a suggestion that the u. k. could send tanks to poland and poland. ben could pass on it's current, soviet era tanks to ukraine in a bid to assist the country. and what's clear though is that is getting more and more difficult for the west to see what the possible outcomes of this were, are in ukraine. whether that is the you being unable to push ahead with some of the sanctions, it would ideally like 2 or whether it comes with what the reality is with happening on the ground. if that's for a russian win or to stand with ukraine. a former swedish diplomat who's also worked for the atlantic council think tank an organization with close ties to nato hazards. the u. s. lead military block to directly attack russian cities. my humble advice to nato would be one. give all the arms you can asap to ukraine to open the black sea ports of ukraine for normal shipping. 3 bomb relevant russian cities, preventively to make sure that prudent does not use chemical arms or nukes wake up . we are at this stage. while that quaint

u. k. there's also a cost of living crisis that's unfolding their households and businesses seem to be grappling not just with the huge increases in energy. ringback also price rises in other areas, whether that be food, but also from april 1st increases to council tax to broadband, bills alone, we've many other hikes. and that could be even more on the way we've heard from both the e u m, the u. k. that they are still possibly more sanctions that could be leveled against russia. and as we know. ringback those sanctions do have a blow back for countries in the west, the ones who are imposing them in the 1st place. so if there are more sanctions than they could be bigger problems yet to come, i shall japan scheme any thanks for that updates. i mean, while the head of the international monetary funds say, is western sanctions against russia threatened to erode the dominance of the us dollar a crystelina, georgia of us a, there's a global trend towards other currencies playing a big role. the unprecedented financial sanctions imposed on russia after its invasion of ukraine threatened to gradually dilute the dominance of the u. s. dollar and result in a more fragmented international monetary