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u. k, which is less the block, the use of economy, it's still a full 5 trillion dollars lower than that of america. and i discussed this earlier with the audi contributor chris adams. he says the he was blind leaf following in the footsteps of america, in your opinion, as the blog itself is bit of pretty much nothing. don't the united states in terms of everything the united states wanted to do. we've covered a lot of the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, where that your job and the, one of the last, probably the largest economy. now, within the european union, essentially just shot that what are their industrial factories? now, the shipping orders that are industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs, a lot of reducing actual goods, which is, which is what creates g d p. right? it's, it's the domestic product product produced by a country without products or services and it just gets somebody to adopt one. and the 2nd part is very simple, right? in terms of the becoming conflicts in your credit and you get with this just flies th

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u. k, which taught the royal family has been arrested for paying more than $80000.00 to disenfranchise children for sexually explicit images. police were able to track the pedophile after he uploaded abuse of images involving children onto the dark web. the soldiers of the images and video is recovered from his devices, which showed an appalling catalogue of sexual abuse being perpetrated on children. smith offered individuals payments for indecent images to verify his own sexual desires, which resulted in the horrifying abuse of young children in india. math estimates pleaded guilty to 22 counts of child sex abuse after british investigators rated his home last november. smith had previously worked in or for judges and n g o's, across india and nepal for more than 7 years. we spoke to human rights activists who said the children are often afraid to report sexual abuse. and the closer cooperation with big tech companies is needed to crack down on kind of files. the most difficult thing in the kind of work that we do is that the cases don't get reported when it gets reported. it is mostly when c

u. k, which left the book, the us economy is more than 5 trillion dollars. big a lot more know crossing live to want to contribute to chris. i'm just going to jump on the program with us. it yourself the time to i'm a local time, chris. great to say you want to make all of these numbers the, the, the us economy and i'll consider really logic compared with the you could, can you, is there a secret to this company? how does that, how does it get to this point? yeah, i think it's, it's pretty blinding the obvious right in terms of the, the european union as a blog itself has been a pretty much nothing don't the united states in terms of everything the united states wanted to do. we've covered the model in the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, when the edge of any, one of the last, probably the largest economy. now within the european union, essentially just shot that what are their industrial factories now? shipping orders that are industrial, what.

u. k. which towards members of the royal family has been arrested for paying, moving $18000.00 to children for sexually explicit images please. we're able to track the pay to fall off to help load it the abusive images involving children onto the dock with the soldiers of the images and video is recovered from his devices which showed an appalling catalogue of sexual abuse being perpetrated on children. smith offered individuals payments for indecent images to verify his own sexual desires, which resulted in the horrifying abuse of young children in india. matthew smith pleaded guilty to 22 accounts of child sex abuse of the police rate of his house last day. then the smith has previously worked in orphanages and, and g o's across india, on the polls, a move in 7 years. we're supposed to a human rights activist who said the children often afraid to report sexual abuse. and that close the cooperation with big tech companies as needed to come down on pay the files. the most difficult thing in the k

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u. k. which told us that members of the royal family has been arrested for paying more than $80000.00 to children for sexually explicit images please. we're able to track the pay to fall off to help load it the abusive images involving children onto the dock with a sole source of images and video cards. from his devices which showed in a pole and catalogue of sexual abuse being perpetrated on children. smith offered individuals payments for indecent images to verify his own sexual desires, which resulted in the horrifying abuse of young children in india. matthew smith pleaded guilty through 22 accounts of child sex abuse of the police rate of his house last a vendor. smith has previously worked in orphanages and and g o's across india, on the polls, a move in 7 years. we're supposed to human rights activist who said the children often afraid to report sexual abuse. and that close the cooperation with big tech companies as needed to cut down on pay the files the most difficult thing in the kind o

u. k, which towards members of the royal family has been arrested for paying, moving $18000.00 to children for sexually explicit images please. we're able to track the pay to fall off to help load it the abusive images involving children onto the dock with a sole source of images on this record from his devices which showed in a pole and catalogue of sexual abuse being perpetrated on children. smith offered individuals payments for indecent images to ratify his own sexual desires, which resulted in the horrifying abuse of young children in india. matthew smith pleaded guilty through $22.00 accounts of child sex abuse of the police rate of his house lost a vendor. smith has previously worked in orphanages and and g o is across india on the pole for more than 7 years. we spoke to a human rights activist who said the children often afraid to report sexual abuse. and that close the cooperation with big tech companies as needed to crack down on pay the files the most difficult thing in the kind of work that we do is that the cases don't get reported when it gets reported. it is mostly when case

u. k, which left the book, the us economy is more than 5 trillion dollars. big a lot more know crossing live to want to contribute to chris. i'm just going to jump on the program with us. it yourself the time you have a little time, chris. great to say you want to make all of these numbers the, the, the us economy and i'll consider really a larger compared with the you could, can you, is there a secret to this? i'm gonna, how does it, how does it get to this point a year or? i think it's, it's pretty blinding the obvious right in terms of the, the european union as a blog itself has been a pretty much nothing done to the united states in terms of everything the united states wanted to do. we've covered the model of the program, the insights of adopt snacks, for example, when the edge of any one of the last, probably the largest economy. now within the european union, essentially can shop that. what, what are the industrial factories now shipping or does better industrial workforce to the united states, which is obviously causing a lot of jobs. i lost the off

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certain domestic content in production if by which we mean us, if you are allowed to enjoy some of the subsidies are being offered now for the development. so the u. k is getting into the position of being able to reconsider the domestic one under some rules, but the, you, of course just trying to do exactly the same. so you guys are the only one which is worried about this issue. so the labor part, see as you would expect, have been incredibly critical saying that is going to lead persons cupboards bed. is that a fair assessment? well, what, what needs to worry about is whether the trade deals that are being negotiated, whether you want to call them at free trade deals or any other agreements. so they may be of benefit the more the k then the benefiting or some rather than getting more of those we striking deals with arrived within the u. k. and they've been concerns about regulations, which i presumably lock. so in some countries, including, of course, in the us, consumer concern about cultural products. but this particular agreement doesn't have been much to do with that aspect of it. it's really much more incorporating it in other areas, includi

u. k prime minister, which is still not have met for tax and washington where they announced a new economic partnership. the atlantic declaration aims to boost industry and ties on defense and renewable energy. to said they want to come back. threats from authoritarian state to disruptive tech and climate change. for children and 2 adults have been injured and a knife attack and a small town, and the french of police have a rest of the suspect. the syrian man was refugee status and sweden. the children involved were just toddlers, all age between 22 months and 3 years. police say the attacker who identifies as a christian is also the father of a young child. the attack has struck us people who are in joining the morning in the fine town of an see a mine with a knife targeted small children in a popular including at least one baby. 2 of the injured toddlers were on vacation with the families from britain and the netherlands. 2 adults were also had the attack. i tried to flee the scene. he was followed by a member of the public until the police arrived. what easy recesses, as soon as i saw wh

u. k. being able to supply the us with the whatever the inputs is required for the defense cooperation that already exists. of course, between the us, the u. k. and an australia which has to be strong, of course, quite recently that that is allowing free movement of all of the products. also, course, it's in the area of the minerals and, and to the types of material that is absolutely need it for moving into the green technology area. so that's quite an important part to view k to ensure that there are no terrorist. so at least those easier of trades between the 2 countries. so the cost to businesses to be a case, considerably less, both in terms of being in tech support. and of course being able to import as well . and that's very significantly, is the question of whether some of the, the inputs from the you came to the say of the production of cars. and can be considered to be a domestic input. because under the, the new rules that are being set up in the us, you have to have a certain domestic content in production if by which we mean us, if you are allowed to enjoy some of the subsidies are being offered now for development. so the game is getting into the posi

u. k. called ruining which claims that one there is not a safe place for asylum seekers saying that i q as ation is simply untrue. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees or wanda is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was signed in 2022. apparently a old asylum seekers who called passage to a quote safe the country are automatically consisted in admissible as a side of things have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that you n a c. all. they use rwanda for their own refugee schemes, olivia and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal t

u. k. court ruling which claims that rwanda is not a safe place for asylum seekers. saying that accusation is completely false. while this is ultimately a decision for the u. k is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees or wanda is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. so a u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022 under the leadership of then prime minister bars johnson. according to the deal of asylum seekers who got passage to a safe foot country are automatically considered in admin simple as this items because of incentive for one day where they will wait for the verdict on that clay . it's the decision of the u. k. cord is set to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned the u. n. a. c. all. they use rwanda for their own refugee scheme, so it'd b

u. k for example, which isn't parts of the european union, but still part the compensation. um there is in the hard line attitude when it comes to the boats as they call them. this is happening in italy as well. you'll fighting an uphill battle when it comes to trying to change people's minds. what's insurance to do for you guys? i want to go back to the words you used before, which is sensible. now, it's what we have seen is that people take it regular routes. people take risks when they do not have options. the regular pathways for labor mobility provide those options and in fact i o. n has continues to receive request from many countries on how to expand regular pathways, how to get people options for how to migrate, to reduce irregular movements to reduce the risk, to reduce smuggling and reduce traffic. but of course, they're also very focused on returns and countries and do need a way to return people who have gone through the process. and there is no longer able to or entitled to stay in the country. but it cannot be a single linear approach and needs to be comprehens

is it a tory s m u k. terrace organization, which is also known as the m k. o or more driving organization is a formidable tourist called that was expelled from iran decades ago and asked for the past week he'd been sheltered by albania. now it raises many question marks. i know many of police have rated it scampering the country because any k has been immensely supported by the west as been freedom fighters. suddenly they're not welcome. now you know the already and police rate at the k. ashcroft camp originally due to a court order and he said on tuesday that the authoration met with m u. k resistance. i left 3 dozen casualties including 15 police officers at $21.00 members of the terraced outfit. to educate isn't opposition's tourist organization whose top priority is to remove the current iranian government. it was born during the early days of these lama trevor lucian. afterwards, the group changed for seeking to over some of these vomiting public in order to rise to power itself indicating as a list of several terrorist attacks. in 13 countries, the war

u. k prime minister, which is sooner kind of announced the new economic partnership. so i mentioned talks in washington and announce the atlantic declaration. i mean to boost industry ties on defense and renewable energy. it to say they want to fight threats from a also a terry and states disruptive tech. i'm trying to check to see the little circuit where it says pledge to set more firefighters to help baffle wildfires, and kind of that a 1000 firefighters from australia, mexico, and they were opinion have also joined the 1st to contain the flat. smoke sparked equity warnings across large pods of the us. before us president donald trump is facing charges relating to his handling of classified documents. it's the 1st time for the president has been prosecuted for federal crime. trump analyses been summoned to appear at the federal court in miami on tuesday, was not yet confirmed by the justice department. us medias reporting the faces at least 7 charges investigate just found a cash up sensitive documents. the government documents as trumps. residents in florida. in a

to you as president joe biden, m u k prime minister, which do not cause mess for talks and washington, or they announced a new economic partnership. the atlantic declaration aims to boost industry ties on defense of renewable energy to say they want to combat threats from authoritarian states, disruptive tech and climate change. as new technology. former us president donald trump has asked for a new trial in the civil case where he was found liable for sexually abusing and defaming the rider aging carol, she was awarded $5000000.00 in damages. an amount trump lawyer say is excessive an estimate of 45000 revelers packed the streets of televi for the annual prize parade and support of l g. b t q writes is also attended by anti government protesters, and you'll be take your community has reported an increase and homophobic incidence . since benjamin netanyahu, ultraconservative cabinet was assembled in december. european union, interior minister, as have agreed to tighten the blocks asylum policies. the decision comes after what was seen as a make or break meeting for the block to solve

u. k. so the 8.7 percent in may, which is among the highest levels of g 7 nations. german exports, the countries outside of european union increased by one percent in may fall in 2 months of declines. your largest economy exporting goods worth more than $59000000000.00. the most important export markets for the us and china will trade with russia continue to decline sharply. panama worst route on record threatens to strain global water supplies as water levels in the panama canal, or at their lowest level of tories, imposed travel restrictions to prevent larger container ships running a ground meeting. many of them will have to carry less cargo indian prime minister and arrange remote is in washington for state visit, where he's been inking new industry and defense deals, including one for g, e to build jet engines for the indian military. also on the agenda is a major deal for semi conductor trips and a joint mission with nasa scheduled for next year. the u. s. as in india, as an economic and political counter way to china, bodies and do nationalism remains the concern. however, for many us par

a lot of drop rolls, which is why is used as controlled, actually increase the numbers of people that are coming to the u. k. tree. quite flexible immigration, reggie which is now saying net 600000 people yet, coming into the u. k. the one big problem still for government is of the west regime works is that it makes it easy for people with a relatively high salary. i'm relatively high brokerage skills specials to come in . other industries that have low salaries, it's still quite hard, which is why you see industries like fisheries, like manufacturing, lot of cost, the tennessee, which are struggling to find people, especially because they often used to rely on a you labor and uh well there were more people coming from countries like china, nigeria, india, a few people coming from european union number full breakfast. so that is an added factor on top of everything else. and it's a very hard conversation to have in the united kingdom right now because to talk about filling those gaps, it's like the government's have to say, well, actually we did, you know, we did something wrong that we have to try incorrec

u. k. of 50 s s o, which is already operating in that you find us quite a high number of the special forces to operate behind enemy lines. and i think what we're seeing in native now is a double bout emission from nate. so and from this group of more gun, her members, one, what nature has done, what west police has done in the last 15 months is nowhere near enough. they really haven't received anything and they've underestimated every single 100 and underestimate about of money, the number of bits of them up the amount of kids. and they're underestimated as a result of russians now and, and to the 2nd point really is the, um, let me talk about military kit and searches, you know, the estimation, i think is so under estimated the we could be looking at now. i'm tripling or quadrupling the actual ministry support. so these countries are saying they're talking about the possibility of going into ukraine, some of the soldiers into crime, but the major mondays with them, with a month, it's simply from their own governments. and the russians will just simply accept, obviously not that drum, this

that's frank ledford led, which format military analyst in the u. k. thank you. thanks very much. russian police of arrest and more than $100.00 demonstrations who took to the streets to mount the bus. the day of the jailed kremlin critic, alexa, novelle, and the demonstrations held handwritten signs cooling for his release. the human rights monitoring group i v. d. info setting of only supports is what detained in 23 cities across russia, including in moscow in saint petersburg, the permanent opposition leader was jail for fraud and contempt. of course, the valet maintains the charges with trump talk to silence and rushes. government has post increasingly tough flaws to stifle criticism since it's invasion of ukraine. so is it even possible to oppose the government and flooded ms. hutchins russia? the w spoke with the local up position position in moscow. constantine called is focusing on community action like this with cycling dr. coffers. the local opposition politician for the moscow district of much icy. every months he gets anywhere from 50 to a 100 people

that's frank ledford led, which format military analyst in the u. k. thank you. thanks very much. i the russian police of arrested more than 100 demonstrations. they took to the straits to mount the state of the jailed kremlin critic alexei nev only demonstrations health hand written signs cooling for his release. the human rights monitoring group a v. d info set in the valley supporters were detained in 23 cities across russia, including in moscow and st. petersburg. the permanent opposition leader was jailed for fraud and contempt, of course that and of all the main titles, the charges were trumped up to silence and oppressions government has paused increasingly tough lewis to stifle criticism since it's invasion of ukraine. so is it even possible to oppose the government in vladimir solutions? russia? the w spoke with the local physician politician in moscow. constantine pen code is focusing on community action like this, recycling drive. coffee, the local opposition politician for the moscow district of much ice cubes. every month he gets anywhere from 50 to a 100 people toget

u. k. of 50 s s o, which is already up racing in that you can, that's quite a high number of the special forces to operate behind enemy lines. and i think what we've seen in native now is i've done the bout admission from nate. so and from this group of more gun, her members, one what nature was done, what west police had done in the last 15 months is nowhere near enough. they really haven't received anything and they've underestimate to every single 100 and underestimate about of money, the number of bits them up, the amount of kids. and they're under estimate as a result of russians now and, and to the 2nd point really is the, um, when we talk about military kit and searches, you know, the estimation, i think is so underestimated that we could be looking at now. i'm tripling or quadrupling the actual ministry support. so these countries are saying they're talking about the possibility of going into ukraine and some of the soldiers into crime, but lower the nature, mondays with them with a month i simply from their own governments. and the russians will just simply accept, obviously, but that

which support . and that is not true of knowing the truth and u. k. that is true of the us, the number of other questions, which will not directly bolt war. and it's just as well as when, not because russia, which has of defense produced by one pins, that's the whole nation, which the very, very bad indeed, if it goes into a direct was based on why, i mean, why? well, because that's the case. if the russian soldiers in britain, i can only imagine what britons reaction would be for us and special forces were in central london. but clearly uh there is uh new to the parents. so what you just said doesn't really make any sense to anyone that would push it up. no, it's on the assumption, which i think is the likely assumption that any war between nature and russia remained at the conventional level. russia would lose lose dramatically. i'm sorry, i don't understand how they would lose because there's a, a awesome age of nuclear response in russia. and there are no tactical nuclear weapons in belarus, but to be delivered in the past few days. we're talking a