u. k. whether you pay affiliated simply book the fees at the u. k. then lower corporate tax rate. a simple summary of my efforts and the discovery of the fraud is in 2005 i reported 3 r. s, and received back only unambiguous letter denying award, but neither confirming nor denying that the irish had obtained any recovery from the bench. in 2011, the state of new york had passed legislation permitting private litigants to bring to cam actions. i'll discuss the details of that later on. a very important point to keep in mind is that a relate or bringing a key. tam fraud on behalf of new york law is bound by a 10 year statute. limitations. whoever for cases are such cases, the state in the city have no statute of limitations, a claim for tax fraud by jurisdiction, united states who are in new york state in the city. and we brought at any time when i presented the documents to the state of new york for review, that entity declined to review any of the documents from the iris investigation or interview of the people who investigated from the iris. the state view of the cases, the fishi

u. k. whether that's because there's a colonial ties of the empire or the language that was spread around the world. well, so you know, we, we are an economy that shouldn't be able to take on these people. that's one thing we have to remember. so you know, when, when our clients come here, we have to be welcoming them and we found some, many of our clients are coming from countries ask, and it's done when we did a migrant crossings by the chance. so we know that people from us kind of started the represent it also what they are they that rubbish out. how they are they the top one that's got us down at the moment from the figures you have to kind of turn on. but one thing that's really important that we should really talk about today is that it's only been by the home of the statistics. one ukrainian national, that has ever been detected across from the channel since the rule in ukraine and russia. so that's a really interesting stop because we'll, that shows is the ukraine reset, touch screen of th

u. k, we go with the prime minister as being cold out for hypocrisy. the hearts of the british debate is whether or not the u. k. is complicit in the bombing of civilian areas of gaza. some parliament members say the countries involvement in manufacturing will play instead of israel's using and it's campaign. clearly shows it is the government has chosen to exempt f 35 components from the arms license suspension. when all it had to do was say that israel could not be the end user. if you k manufactured parts were included, the prime minister stood at that dispatch box and said, we either comply with the international law or we do not. why has he chosen not to? the up comes as i'm gonna see international cold out. but you guys approach towards that so called a reduction of aid to israel, saying the decision to suspend that, just 30 out of $350.00 active on the export license. it's a israel is quote, limited and riddled with a loopholes. it highlights the pods for f 355 digits, which are used by the idea of and bombing raise on gaza. our exam for london is not alone and it's a part time stands aga

questions are being raised now after the british foreign secretary refused to clarify whether a u. k. military or a base in cyprus is being used to give is really helping hunt in bombing the and please the world, legalized britain, his life. you know, fine, regardless of a savannah tech cross the use of our secretary as a staging point for the cross country. as well, which are in reference to the used phone with us with the support that we gave to is around on my way to comment on operation issues . well, as mentioned, resend reports, suggest one of britain's military or a basis in cyprus is used to supply is really forces freelance journalist and lawyer to me, 3 less car as recently visited the island. can you recorded this video? what we're seeing behind me showing the departure of military transport plane started up here in the corner, believe to be heading in the direction of israel from the u. k. military or a base. well, despite being quote comfortable with brittany, support for israel as david blow me earlier, admitted that u. k. arm's exports to the country may pose the risk

a war questions are being raced after the british foreign secretary refused to clarify whether a u. k, military or base in cyprus, is being used to give history a helping hand involving the role of legalized as life. you know, the fine, regardless of a savannah tech cross the use of our secretary as a staging point to an across country as well, which are in reference to the use the phone with us with the support we give to is around on my way to comment on operation issues, the spike being quote, comfortable with britain support for israel labor is david, allow me earlier admitted that you k ons exports to israel may pose a risk of violating international humanitarian law. no. london suspended a limited number of weapon exports just days a go 30 out of 350 arms licenses have been halted, including components for fighter jets helicopters and drones. however, parts for f $35.00 jets which are reportedly used for dropping boulders on gallons . a were excluded from the list as well. in addition to arms, sales recent reports suggest one of britain's military or bases in cyprus, is used to

u. k. the london based research team is now investigating whether insects also field paint, which could afford them the same protection by law, both in the u. k. and the european union. the issue is suddenly very current, not least, since insects are becoming an increasingly important food source for humans. and st . lynn art, austria, andreas courts, fried meal worms. his operation on 65 square meters yields $500.00 kilos of insects per month. the what, what does animal welfare look like in the case of insect breathing? and how can insects be killed as humanely as possible? for some time now, the e. u has allowed the processing of meal worms and other insects into food. andrea's courts only gives his meal worms high quality feet as an excuse to us. so in a box like this, around 10000, the animal will defend, they're actually only fed with by products from the food industry like we ran through or they used to get fruits and vegetables. here we have potatoes deemed unfit for the store, but perfect for us and she wants to fixed us with them. they do forget after 3 to 4 months, the larva are old

u—k prime minister keir starmer and u—s presidentjoe biden have finished, with the war in ukraine at the top of the agenda. speaking outside the white house to reporters, sir keir gave no indication on whetherrussia's borders, the question at the heart of friday's meeting. western countries — in particular the u—s — have so far been relucant to remove restrictions on the use of these weapons, amid fears of retaliation from moscow. 0ur political editor chris mason recaps the visit. the urgency of the situation and ukraine. i want to thank you

u—k prime minister keir starmer and u—s presidentjoe biden have finished, with the war in ukraine at the top of the agenda. speaking outside the white house to reporters, sir keir gave no indication on whether u—5 and u—k would allow ukraine to use long—range missiles to hit targets inside russia's borders, the question at the heart of friday's meeting. western countries — in particular the u—5 — have so far been relucant to remove restrictions on the use of these weapons, amid fears of retaliation from moscow. our political editor chris mason recaps the visit. the urgency of the situation and ukraine. i want to thank you for uk leadership and standing with us. leadership and standing with us, ,, . ., , leadership and standing with us. ,, .. , ., us. significant elements of these talks _ us. significant elements of these talks in _ us. significant elements of these talks in the - us. significant elements of. these talks in the deployment of these long—range missiles. the uk already supplies storm shadows to ukraine but only for use within ukraine. in the coming weeks, we could see that change and allow them to be fired into russia, posing one big question, with what consequence? fora big qu

so we can't say definitively what might happened on whether it was on friday when the too late is of u. k. and you estimate, or in the coming weeks. but the suddenly, the mood you had, the feeling that a policy change on this particular topic might be on the horizon. meanwhile, the us is a warning that it will impose more sanctions against iraq, accusing it of supplying russia with more mist files. and how was that likely to affect those weapons flows with us. uh, i gave that confirmation yesterday and to bring him saying that that they believe the shipping, the, the weapon shipment had gone from iran to russia, which had been rumored for some time. and they immediately issued sanctions, the u. s. u k, germany fonts issuing further sanctions on iran. it's believe that some of the delay or some of the reason why iran was hesitant to supply these missiles. they have, of course, already supplied russia with these weaponized drones that we've been seeing regularly making it attacks across ukraine in recent weeks. they have already been supplied by around, but these missiles that they were hes

we were hearing up until about a week ago the talk about whether the u. s. and the u. k. was going to listen to restrictions on ukraine to launch. larger missiles would look more longer range, deeper into russian territory. maybe even hitting moscow st. petersburg among others, and put things response very, very simple response that he gave to the pebbles sold and was, if this happens, we know that this was given orders from nato, that this is nato's approval. we no longer see ukraine as the culprit, and all of this, if they are doing this, nato was the one that gave the order. we consider nato to now be responsible and directly engaged in the war and suddenly the us and the okay decide they're gonna take step back and bought all of this. so, you know, red lines are being drawn summer saying 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way, saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think put those response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin need

we were hearing up until about a week ago the talk about whether the u. s. and the u. k. was going to listen to restrictions on ukraine to launch. larger missiles would look more longer range, deeper into russian territory, maybe even hitting moscow st. petersburg among others and portends response. very, very simple response that he gave to people sold and was, if this happens, we know that this was given orders from nato, that this is nato's approval. we no longer see ukraine as the culprit, and all of this, if they are doing this, nato was the one that gave the order. we consider nato to now be responsible and directly engaged in the war. and suddenly the us and the u. k. decide they're gonna take step back on all of this. so even though the red lines are being drawn summer saying, 14 is bluffing. putting is in a way saying, try me, you know, try me. you really want to go that far. i mean, come to your senses. well, i think put those response was very measured, but at the same time there is a very heated discussion here in most go about somehow the kremlin needs to dri

us presidential by it and have her thoughts in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british may choose messiahs into russia. the u. k. has signals that is, wants to let ukraine use a storm shadow. misses which use us technology bought it about in play once permission from its main allies. and us thing here is what they said at the start of negotiations. i want to thank you for, for the leadership of us find the nice stays. as standing with you, tilting crane is a defense against russia is on for the russian. clear for making, for prevailing as for the people in the craze. really great. all eyes that special relationship, half this time to talk about those issues you have just funded by starting costly ukraine where i think the next few weeks a month for feed, crucial, very for and we for to train in this fight for freedom. i asked you to do for yeah, you put him in washington. how likely it is that the us will agree to let in ukraine use long range missiles. it's difficult to tell, but the final decision is going to be and we have heard from white house officials that no, it's unlikely that there will be an official

stormer and us president joe biden health talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made long range missiles into russia. u k. had signaled that it wants to let ukraine use its storm a shadow missiles, which use us technology. but it apparently once permission from its main ally to us, here's what they said at the start. i'm going to go see ations. i want to thank you for, for the leadership in those 5 stages. sadie, when you helped him create as a defense against rushes on for the russian clear for making for prevailing as for the people in the crate this really great. uh is that special relationship? half this time to talk about the she's, you have just started to fight, start in crossway to the crime where i think the next few weeks of months fee crucial, very for. and we for to train in this fight for freedom. well from we're now let's go to dw special correspondent abraham and washington dc. a. uh, how likely is it looking that the us will agree with britain to letting ukraine use these long range missiles to hit russia? it's difficult to tell, but the final decision is going to be and we have heard fro

how talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made long range missiles into russia. the u. k. had signal that it wants to let ukraine use it, storm shadow missiles, which use us technology. but it apparently wants permission from its main allies to us is here's what they side at the start of negotiations. i want to thank you for, for the you, you pay the shipping us from united states as sandy, when you tilting crane is a defense against russia. is not for the russian clear food will not make it prevailing as for people to be crazy, really phones for example, i is that special relationship. half this time i felt about the place issues. you have just started and course we ukraine, where i think the next few weeks of months fee crucial, very for and we for to train in this fight for freedom. i asked the database a, bring him in washington. how likely it is. but us will agree to letting ukraine use long range missiles. it's difficult to tell, but the final decision is going to be and we have heard from white house officials that no, it's unlikely that there will be an official a

us presidential by doing have health talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise midsize into russia. the u. k. has signal that it wants to, let's ukraine use it. storm shadow mess size, which use us technology bought it about and he wants permission from its mean allies to us. now this comes of the kremlin rams up toughening language over the use of western weapons from the russian preston. dimitri mccade. they have said, josh, i could use keith to a court giant, messed a sport with conventional weapons when it's patients runs out by them. install mobile farm on measured at the stall, took negotiations. here's what they had to say. i want to thank you for for the u. k. leadership in the front. united states is standing with you. tilting crane is a defense against russia is on for the russian. clear food will not make it to my prevailing. as for the people in the price range right now, i as that special relationship, half this time to talk about the issues you have just identified, starting costly ukraine where i think the next few weeks of models for feed crucial, very for and we for to train

was president joe biden have health talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise missiles into russia. so u. k has signal that it wants to let you crane use. it's storm a shadow missiles which include us technology, but it apparently 1st one's permission from its main ally of the united states. all of this comes as a kremlin ram subs threatening language over the use of western weapons by ukraine, from a russian president to meet trim, a vision of said russia could reduce kids to a quote, giant melted spot with conventional weapons. if it's patients runs out bite and, and stormer, we're far more measured at the start of their negotiations. here's what they have to say. i want to thank you for, for the u. k. leadership in us from united states as sandy, when you helped him create as a defense against russia is off for the russian clear for making, for prevailing as for the people in the craze really straight out. why is that special relationship? half this time folk about the places you have just $75.00, starting costly ukraine where i think the next few weeks of months fee crucial, very for. a

on us president joe biden has, has talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to file british made, choose messiahs into russia. the u. k. has signal that it wants to let you can use it's storm shadow missiles, which use us technology. but it's about and see wants permission from its main allied the us. now this comes as the kremlin ram stopped functioning language or would be use of western weapons followed russian. preston dimitry meant what they've said. russia could reduce keith to a quote, giant melted spot with conventional weapons. when it's patients stands out by men, salma will fall more measured at the start of negotiations. here's what they have to say. i want to thank you for, for the leadership with us from the last agent. standing with you, tilting crane is a defense against russia is not for the russian, clear food will not make it on prevailing. as for the people, the price really straight out. why is that special relationship? half this time folk about the place, which is you have just identified starting cost with ukraine where i think the next few weeks a month for feed, crucial, very for and we for t

stormer and us president joe biden held talks in washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made a long range missiles into russia. the u. k. had signaled that they wanted to let ukraine use. it's dorm shadow missiles, which use us technology. but it apparently once permission from its main ally to us . and here's what they said at the start of those negotiations. i want to thank you for for the hey lucia. hi, stacy. sandy will you? tilting crane is the defense against vs non for the russian clear food will not make it prevailing. as for people to be afraid, it's really important spray that lies that special relationship half this time folk about like issues you have just identified starting and costly ukraine where i think the next few weeks a month for feed crucial, very for, for to train in this fight for freedom. now, before that made a rush as president vladimir putin had worn to the west, but the use of long range arms would cross a red line and that russia might retaliate against nato targets. asked the w as a abraham in washington. how serious that thread is, it's difficult to really tell if this is a bluff, or the

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u. k. prime minister, cure a storm or makes a visit to the us. he and joe biden will discuss whether to allow ukraine to use british made storm shadow crews themselves to strike deep into russian territory who learned from joe in a hole in london in a moment. but 1st we cross over to moscow, bringing julia supper. volleyball will tell us more about the expulsions and what you're hearing from your end. so everybody is talking that's the situation is happening. it has of today's me thing between us present joe biden and u. k. from going to stick his salma. as you mentioned, at this meeting, ukraine is expected to be given permission to use low range european, but no american weapons, including british storm shadow missiles to try and i'm going to treat target deeper interactions, higher treat me pace, and coles be of such permission to care have a sign of direct specification of nato countries in military actions against russia, that direct involvement in the russian ukrainian conflicts. and threatens retell a true measures. but it's worth mentioning that things like today's situation.

u. k. and the u. s. 2 specific examples when they try to do deals with, with countries, whether it be libby or, or other countries in north africa, or indeed we took a to, to keep microns away from the shows in closer to where they jumped off in the 1st place. they're off and criticized. was there also the specific deals and arrangements that you mentioned? but i think more proudly than that, rather than looking at uh, bilateral solutions, maybe between one region and one country which can be important. it's really important to try to get to grips with the fundamentals of why people are moving in the 1st place. yes, there's a proliferation of conflicts and emergencies in a number of parts of the world. we think more can be done in she monetary and development 8 to help those people where they are. but then in addition to that, when people do move, they can be mod, done in terms of asylum systems, in terms of efficiency. and in terms of finding international corporation and agreements, so that those people who don't have the right to our irregular entrance, if you like, can be returned time. this is very

u. k. and the u. s. 2 specific examples when they try to do deals with, with countries, whether that big libby or, or other countries in north africa, or indeed we took a to, to keep microns away from the shows and closer to where they jumped off in the 1st place. that often criticized withdraw some of these specific deals and arrangements that you mentioned. but i think more proudly than that rather than looking at uh, bilateral solutions maybe between one region and one country which can be important . it's really about just puts lives in danger and tokens there. thank you for joining us, matthew cell to much from the office of the you and i see you. thank you. the mess up has issued a total panel of russian state media outlets sizing, foreign influence activity, and claiming, yeah, that's of use deceptive tactics to carry out covert influence operations on line methods. platforms include facebook and instagram, the band on outlets like russian state broadcast, the r t and ross, who has a good and yet a comes after us, the justice department charged ok. employees with money laundering and producing

it does kind of normalize the idea of weapons exports bands, whether partial or total. when the u. k. does it, it normalizes this idea much more than when other countries say columbia or others do it to israel, doesn't it? as it does. so let's, let's be clear here. do you k wasn't the 1st to do this? a number of european countries over the past 10 months or so have done um, actually more, and it's not simply a political position, quite frankly. it's a legal one or it's one that shows awareness for the fact the british law make it very clear that in the event that the british government has good cause to be concerned about the use of these items being used for war crimes. that it's all belied. to suspend the licenses, there are laws of this type in the united states, but of course, politically, it's a decision that the button ministration has been unwilling to take. but the fact that as close as outlay internationally, i, the united kingdom, has taken this step. it does, it does change the conversation somewhat again in a very small way, but i do think it's symbolically significant. y

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displace palestinians, but it's frequently attacked tense, whether sheltering at least 16 people have been killed across cause since friday morning u. k prime minister castanan was due to meet with you as president joe biden, late today in washington dc. the leaders are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine to fire british made long range weapons into russian territory. moscow's wanted would full nay. so into the world, the concert, if the decision to lift the restrictions is really taken, that will mean from that moment nato countries are conducting a direct war with russia. in this case, we'll have to, as you understand, when you take the relevant decision with all the consequences for this, without the western aggressors would incur. it's not as strong as an equal fact is that nato will be a direct party to the hostilities against the nuclear power. i think you shouldn't forget about this and think about the consequences. so just because the amount of the quote sentence that takes 7 people to death and democratic republic of congo folder roles and other attempted coup in may, they include a 3 americans and one bel

and i can tell you whether it's going to make any impact why no o artist transfers to each trailer has been suspended. the u. k. i do have stayed in deal pending is just one of the civil out. the member states was providing weapons to israel and not a license is being suspended. but let me say, because we need to book this thing call. it seems to me that they have still to register this next sheet represented by the international demand. the minute i mentioned that occurred in the, or there is just to be an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares israel spreads in india, environmental defined hottest in territories, laudable, to be dismantled, the need and relations have to be made to the bottom. the dfcs, serious implications for vendor states who have under the law states, responsibility and obligation not to aid in the us. just the got a g o d organization and at the same time, by january 26th this year there are being a set of additional measures ordered by international justice. we transferred the pages that these are, these are meeting jo side in. gotcha. and distribution of measure

whether it's next then inside story loops, that migration off to move, people die while attempting to go to the u. k. the, the 5 quite across the middle east. at the moment. lots of drive other lots of sunshine . we are looking at a few shala's just around the southern end of the red sea, but again, nothing too much to speak of time, but just a window hosted in the middle of the room. so high 40 degree celsius on web stay maybe even touching 41 as we go through into the middle pa. so the went farther north, we got a few showers up to was a cool cuz it took the ice in a shower too. so let's have one or 2 shell, it's just around the eastern side of the med lab and on maybe pushing up into the western side of syria might catch us, you know, or even small south those guys over the next outside. but they will be fleeting, that will be few and far between a similar picture as we go on into a wedding to stay one or 2 shelves across northern parts of africa as well. but again, not too much to speak of. well, them out to you area to initiate. you can catch a shower. here i be towards the atlas mountains to p