u. k, which include high profile food robberies where cargo and delivery trucks are being targeted. these items can be sold at bigger margins and the alternative markets and are harder to chase because they're consumed quickly. one incident involved demand using a power tool to break in and steal $200000.00 cadbury cream, ex, food and drink. now make up 70 percent of cargo tests in 2022 in the u. k. out of the over 5000 freight crime in the country, especially at the time when ports are congested. goods can be left up to pile in, unsecure locations. a soft from a warehouse or port that is experiencing overflow becomes much easier to pull off. there are hitting costs through these steps, which include insurance, company cost policing, retail values that can be anywhere between $4.00 and $9.00 times the value, last brand and reputational damage, damage to trucks and holding companies, etc. in total, it is about $700000000.00 pounds per year just from cargo crime. when 10 years ago, it was only 250000000 pounds. in south africa, the acute energy crisis has affected all aspects of socie

which we see would be a game changer. south africa has a 2500 megawatts and u. k. program, which the currency rising outs. um, so they've gone through the request for information stage. one of the interest admit is that we are now waiting for a request for proposals. however, from a broader perspective and the consonants, we are looking at some of modular access and slicing you to a pop fonts as a, as key offerings. this is the 1st time that we're taking part in such an event in south africa, especially a bricks event. why are we interested in this because we're developing export areas for our technologies. and in this regard, we see prospects in the bridge countries, south africa, brazil, india, and china. this exhibition is interesting for us in terms of finding new partners and customers for our products are you are these have a wide range of applications and we are also currently developing artificial intelligence to process their data. for instance, for agriculture. one of the probably unique abilities is their automatic detection of weeds and fields filled from the air as well as fish and rivers and

u. k. which i think is a really a critical harming or things to come in. it's a critical 1st attempt to personalize liability and to really send the signal to decision makers. those individuals who are making financial and economic decisions are companies for banks, investors, for retirement funds, that they will be on the hook up for down clean climate risk and for failing to align business practices with what the science clearly shows is needed to prevent climate catastrophe. because as astrid said, there is a consensus now that climate change is clearly a human rights issue. it affects all human rights across the board. but it's not just about human rights in the environment. it also is one of the greatest threats to economic and financial stability. and so, you know, individual decision makers, if they failed to close this disconnect between what companies are doing, where they're putting their money in continuing oil and gas production. and what we know is needed to avoid pilot catastrophe and, and the costs that come with it are going to be facing in

u. k. which i really care for by the way. okay. you are now remember like it was boucher and though literally the he bought the crack down the whole entire thing to bring down in placing these by cations. so from that point of view, like you're arguing there was one thing, the western economy is accomplished in the last 30 years. also things to basically globalization. the integration of china in the global economy, which helped drive down. i should, you know, what they really successfully managed to do was bring down basically inflation, which allowed him to bring down interest rates. now, you know, you can, with even pushing with those with these levels in your core, inflation is still based to be very high above 5 percent. basic inflation level remains. let's just say for example, we now have a major russian offensive in the next month, which is my prediction. okay, i think we're probably going to go sky high. i think that basically we can see literally natural gas price going right back up. okay. the europe displacing the winte

u. k. but it internationally as well given how important you capitalize ha, all in the whole global transfer infrastructure. yeah, huge amount of traffic coming into and through the u. k, which makes you wonder about safety. is there an issue that yeah, of course, i mean safety is a big concern with gab from that's the national aviation trustful service. but safety isn't a big concern. there all other means in ways of, for instance, spacing aircraft in the, the main issue though is how this will affect the, the pacing of the speed of aircraft arriving in and traveling out of the country here at city airport is being very, very quiet. since we've been hands with a single play and cycles in line, i'm just having a quick look at a departure board, which makes a great reading, particularly if you're hoping to fly out of the country later on today, a flight to answer them. for instance, it's meant to leave about an hour and a half time expect to 11 hour delay for them single story for even a flight to edinburgh. so a flight in, within the united kingdom and to leave at 10 to 4 u. k. time. again, we're looking at uh, a 12 hour delay for people just going up the road. so i can imag

quotes, all i need to take consideration of the decisions of these so which one will this is very much like the debate between the u. k. u. s. extradition trading, which was expeditions for political offences and the enabling up empowerment for that treaty which left that out. so we've got these 2 contradictions here, between in both cases, the treaty, the tradition, trudy and the act, extradition act, and the human rights act of 1998, which seems to say something different than the treaty. so there's not a lot of optimism amongst all just people that i've talked to here in london. that b e d e c h r d, you appear in court of human rights will be able to save drawing a joe, give us your assessment of the government's case. the justice department, star witness is a convicted liar and a pedophile. certainly the prosecutors wouldn't want to go into court with that. it seems to me that it would be better for everybody if the prosecutors offered julian to deal with time served and then allow him to go home to us trail. yeah. that way, washington save space and julian would be free. is that even under discussion to the best

u. k, since 2008, which is why the val to sign up for the former prime minister color. that's yeah. who is also serving a sentence under special ed and been sick now as essentially a houser f basically was serving adf, sent them. so the protest states that the face should be withdrawn. it's a fictitious face, it's politically motivated before the election and the progress continues. all across the country, even since somebody was given those protests all across the country. since 2014, it's not just before the election that been cracking down in all kind of opposition party is including the main opposition party, but fictitious chase is random checks and different places arresting people without warrants doctors and medical teams and sides. korea being rushed to treat hundreds of young people who fall in ill during a huge wave. around 40000 teenagers or the world scouts of january, or temperatures of soldier to 48 degrees celsius. more than $600.00 scouts of suffered heat related illnesses. besides, the green government announced a $5000000.00 emergency funds to provide more water t

which a for my u. k. military intelligence officer, hello frank. russia is attacking civilians. india areolas has and is this in retaliation to ukraine's alleged attack on the crimea ridge this good afternoon id . it's more a continuation of rush as longstanding policy of striking cost on people in coasts on receive selling. every day you can visit the town and friends of mine have not too distant past, and there's no 3rd usual if the shuttle is colanda industry, a 10200 meters away, people take that as a daily event. so it strikes on cast on the radio that the city of the south, this operation of the pro various other it's throughout these, these up from an occupied province is actually most of them are very regular and very deadly. and the purpose of course, is to, is to tell, arise. and to co us. let's look at ukraine's attempts to fend of russia because russia is reporting an increasing number of do not tax. the entire tree on the it's control is keep achieving any success by taking the war to the ru

which is there. the major delays for thousands of passengers as the u. k. the air traffic control system is hit by technical faults, the hello kimberly how good this is, al, to 0 live from the ha. also coming up anger in libya at revelations is foreign minister had talks with israel. she has now been dismissed. the president of france says be a basset or new share will not lead just by pressure from the june to their spanish prosecutors open as sex abuse investigation in to the countries football chief, luis ruby alice, as his mother goes on, a hunger strike inside a church in protest, the are going to begin in the united kingdom, where a technical issue at the air traffic control has been identified, but it's also now been fixed. hundreds of flights were routed though, across the country earlier after it's air traffic control system suffered a major computer failure airlines across year of warned passengers to expect long delays and cancellations, even worse as bank holiday monday. and the u. k. one of the busiest days of the year to travel will move barke

more than motivated not tight exists already serving several other sentences is based in u k, since 2008, which is why the val to sign up for the former prime minister color. that's yeah. who is also serving a sentence under special ed and been sick now at is essentially a house arrest basically was serving adf sentence. so the protest states that the face should be withdrawn, it's a fix, it just stays its politically motivated before the election. and the progress continues all across the country, even since somebody was given those protests all across the country. since 2014, it's not just before the election that been cracking down in all kind of opposition party is including the main opposition party. that fictitious chase is random checks and different places arresting people without warrants. instead of heading out to 0, pope funds as preachers of body and cannot make any quality in portugal as millions take strike action to deal with the cost of living crisis. a milestone for peace in columbia, on the 6165, between the government and the largest remaining rebel who formerly begins at a s

u. k based tech that has come up with new technology, which they say will trick your brain and your muscles into thinking to actually lifting weights in the matter. this best practice, can you work out in virtual reality and still feel like you've been to the gym, a u. k. base tech firm val. 3 industries believe you can with their wearable technology. your company founded in 2017, says they can make your brain think you're actually lifting weights, resulting in getting to work out. so we use electronic muscular stimulation, m. s, for sure, which fundamentally interacts with your muscles to create that same electrical impulse that your brain proceeds. when you're holding a cup a month, a water bottle, or the dumbbells, and delivering that artificially through our wearables. so the feeling you get out of these is resistance load fatigue on weight up to a certain level, but it's design more for strengthening, toning and conditioning. actively combining, electro muscular stimulation in a virtual simulation is a fairly new concept. the company says they are not looking to replace the gym, would

which of the u. k. now permanent services do not use defending portions funds to drill a more fossil fuels stuff in contradiction to the u. k. government's 15 year commitments. so green energy development is really important for everyone to recognize that even in 2050 when we are at net 0, it is full cost at around a quarter of all our energy needs will still come from oil and gas. that's the only technology is not called in count 2 in storage or in fulton. but what is important then is that we get that oil and gas in the best possible way. and that means getting it from here at home. just want us to not recent statements, the u. k. government has given fund assurances it will not by track on a screen goals. london recently has committed to spend the 11000000000 pounds to find that this international climate pledges. and according to sue, not his new climate plan will help london meet its energy security needs. however, the 5 minutes of decision to grow and say the 100 new oil and gas drilling license h

u. k is conservative. government has introduced contra worship policies aimed at cutting the number of attempting to cross the dangerous waterway. rescue crews from england and france, which to give uh to bring survivors a show. more than 20 would take him here to the u. k. port of dover. when medical teams helped a school those who could walk on to land, but cyril were in a critical condition. for angel stars, he's also series dozens of people back to the city of calais. some would take him straight to hospital fillings, they were in trouble. there's always sea sickness and the boats are simply overloaded. they over though them so they can't move. the last boat we came to was just to full, is the best way to close out. the small boat, the migrants, but traveling on was one of hundreds crossing the dangerous streets of water in recent days. since the april was all, do you see if we more than 6 victims today, it is the fault of traffickers and criminals who sent children and adults to the depths on these dangerous maritime routes. money to those whose it thank you so most in france has stepped up patrol since the prisoners government agreed to buy hundreds of millions of y

u. k. island, where the united states do, which is if you and i believe $90000.00 a year, you have to top that tax in the united states. that won't apply to people that have a citizenship like that. and. and yeah, and then capital gains. so if someone sells a stucco share outside, they wouldn't be eligible to, to buy that tax in that country as long as that country doesn't tax it. so yeah, it's those things. and then there are certain things outside like the i t and stuff like that that you would have to pay because again, it will be very difficult for us. it's a place that i think most of the foreign companies that would with go along with the narrative of the west have left. we've got a few uh, companies, a mazda. so we've got sean, which is the big supermarket giant, which is french that will basically mean that they, the french tax software, these will not know how much tax they've paid in russia and that will not be able to tax on anything extra. but there were very few companies left that if it would affect so i think it's more russia saying, look, we've had enough, you'll take you all r

u. k. is conservative. government has introduced controversial policies aimed at cutting the number of people attempting to make the crossing the rescue cruise from england and france, which to give uh to brings the volume is a shore more than 20. we're taking here to the u. k. port of dover. we've medical teams helped a school those who could walk on to land, but cyril were in a critical condition. for angel stars, he's also series dozens of people back to the city of calais. some were taking strength to hospital fillings. they were in trouble. there's always sea sickness and the boats are simply overloaded. they over though them so they can't move. the last boat we came to was just too full about the we did for some of the smaller boat the migrants were traveling on was one of hundreds crossing the dangerous streets of water. in recent days to the pool was all g u, a civic jim. if we more than 6 victims today, it is the fault of traffickers and criminals who sent children and adults to the depths on these dangerous maritime routes. so those was it vicky so and agreed to by hundreds of millions of heroes in an attempt to reduce the whole was sick to be housed on this bad

u. k. left the e. u. a few years ago. and here we are talking about africa, which wants to unite into one block. there are advantages and disadvantages. yes, in my opinion, everything in life has its advantages and disadvantages, but i believe and many agree with me that the price of uniting nations fall most significantly. the combs whether we like it or not. we did not respond to become a 2nd a you. but we respond to become an end states that can make decisions and implement them by making decisions for 200000 people is not the same as making decisions. we're much launch a union. the majority view is that the outcome of unification will be positive. we're not focusing on break said yes, you can take no that example, but there are big unions, they work and you can take an example from them. so what can we wish for africa today in the 21st century so that it can finally follow the path of development and prosperity, which as you say, would be common to everyone. what could we wish for africa in that regard? as i said, we are in a situation today, we need technology that course we have some techn

u. k. island when the united states do, which is if you went over, i believe, $90000.00. it gave you have to top that tax in the united states that won't apply to people that have a citizenship like that and. and yep. and then capital gains. so someone sells a stucco share outside. they wouldn't be eligible to pay that tax in that country as long as that country doesn't tax it. so yeah, it's those things. and then there are certain things outside like the i t and stuff like that that you would have to pay because again, it will be very difficult for us to, to police that. and because you'd pay the i see on buying that goods from the company or buying it from if that makes sense. so yeah, that's really it, that's what the average average joe, it's basically you don't have to pay extra income tax. will this impact foreign investors wishing to enter the russian market? doesn't think it will. you know, i'll tell you for why. i think most of the foreign companies that with go along with the narrative of the west have left. we've got a few companies invested. so we've got assig

u. k. sonia were relates to the possession of those identity documents, which range from id cards to task force. several of them ranging from different european union countries as well as the u. k. and it's believed according to the police that they were going to be using them for improper use, which as well now the 3 folk, arians in question only recess, who has been described as having a technical role in financial services. but he also described himself as having his own company in which he dealt with the interception of communications. and he also stated that he had been an advisor to the bulgarian ministry of energy. the aba 2 have been described by the neighbors in a london stop up as a couple be sent, jump miles off and casting yvonne of us, both of them working in the health care sector. now all 3 of them were apprehended in february. this year. they did a pay in coal in july were reminded in cost of the notes please have been made that they have since been released on fail and due to a ton of next month with the trial g just out some time in the future. okay. sonya and counterter

u. k should finally acknowledge as leading role in the 1953 q and a ron, which over through the democratically elected prime minister at the time. that's not me saying that this according to former british foreign secretary. and there are good reasons for acknowledging the u. k. 's role with the us in 1953 and over throw in democratic developments by admitting that we were wrong to do so and damage the steps that were developing towards a democratic iran. we make reforms now a little more likely. the long standing rift between yvonne and then your wife is entering a new stage with more empty of long sanctions. the almost part of the so called maximum pressure campaign, as well as the we sent us mid over inc. and the persian gulf, which one did this hostility start? maybe we should look for the roots back in 1953 when it was gradual. political shift from monarchy to democracy was abruptly disruptive to the u. k. and us intervention. the one us only recognized 60 years ago and you case still to comment on it was all about oil by 1951. it was oregon and this where he was under the monopoly of the

talked about this issue of data collecting and decreased levels of testing, which i guess it makes it harder to accurately attract u. k with 19 cases and give us the, the quantity of knowledge that we need. is that the case and how serious the problem is that? yes, so the world health organization has are usually called for governments to maintain their vigilance around monitoring and surveillance so that we can be prepared. not only for search could be 2 and all of a sudden variance of but if you can direct. so this is also really important part of pandemic security. and is something that the w 2 is discussing in their pap pandemic a chord with member states. so i think, you know, we can't just be relying on unlimited tools, the more information we have, the better and, and also just to emphasize that, of course, the, the, the previous, you know, any vaccines for a better, the no vaccine if you are vulnerable. but now that the, the, the wild strain is no longer in, in circulation, it does make sense, going forward to have just a broad stroke on the kron focused vaccine. so hopefully we do see that and hopefully me se

send young people, women, adults to that death through these maritime groups which are dangerous and deadly. secretary, u. k. home secretary sort of a problem and has used those dangers to condemn the traffic, is the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that thoughts and prayers are with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against arrivals on small bites, critic site, the fault lies with the government. failing to provide the site for roots, the people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race. all these era started back in time on the prototype body says it's on the verge of being able to form a coalition government 3 months off to the general election. but to do so, it'll have to include potties allied to the minute treat. and that would go against a campaign, pledge to vote. as tommy chang reports in the capital bank of side shows unity for a final roll. the dice the does. so the prototype policy run those up in the general election and others unveiled coalition. they say in gunnar, enough support to take power football. ha ha ha. that we

send young people, women, adults to that death through these maritime groups which are dangerous and deadly. secretary, u. k. home secretary sort of a problem and has used those dangers to condemn the traffic, is the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that thoughts and prayers all with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against arrivals on small bites, critic site, the fault lies with the government. failing to provide site for roots, the people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race. all these era started by. it's a time on a tradition every 4 years for us presidential candidates to pay a visit to the iowa state. fair politicians can drum up supports, voters can get some face time with candidates. gabriel elizondo reports from the state capital des moines to their animals and lots of them and plenty of ways to get an adrenalin rush and lots of food and unusual food. want a rattlesnake corn dog here you can get it. welcome to the iowa state fair and american midwest tradition, dating back to 18. 54. the oldest and largest agricultural e

send young people, women, adults to that death through these maritime groups which are dangerous and deadly. secretary, u. k. home secretary sort of a problem and has used those dangers to condemn the traffic has the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that thoughts and prayers all with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against arrivals on small bites, critic site, the fault lies with the government. failing to provide site for roots, for people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race, all these era started, but meanwhile, the 76 migrants have been rescued from an overloaded boat in the mediterranean sea . they were taken on board to chatter to ship the crews as the boat was heading to naples, and instantly italian government says 95000 people that live by seeing so far this year. public defense minister says the countries border with bellows is in danger. he says men's backed by moscow isn't charging illegal crossings to destabilize poland roches wagner groups that of a base and bellows. last month's near the police border, also respond

u. k. governments at plum to get around $50000.00 asylum seekers out of hotels, which they say is costing the country about $8000000.00 a day. and it's, it's also a positive pond to the to more asylum seekers from arriving, particularly in small bites across the english channel. now this whole episode with the legal legionella bacteria just gave us more evidence to the the many come pages . they say that they spread, the stock kind botches is completely unsuitable as a how is asylum seekers? in fact, the was already the subject some investigation. when it was housing asylum seekers in the netherlands, previously 20 asylum seekers refused to get on the barge 4 days ago. and one would imagine the mall will refuse to get back onto it. after this happens, what happens to those 500 people that were meant to be moving on to the barge and, and what is the future of the budge from here? a while the immigration minister, robert general, because apparently chairing me things a to try and to try and handle it this crisis that been caused by him to go after just a couple of days ago. he described the