u. k. white problem, because anyone can hop over the border for a 3 months into scotland and then change their gender legally. and having said that, it is still surprising that the british government has chosen this particular topic to fight against because scotland has passed bills in the past that westminster hasn't sported, but they haven't vetoed those. cuz this is a quite a controversial topic in the u. k. isn't it? and i think, yeah, you've kind of hit the nail and head there. it's a very hot button topic, extremely device of especially in politics, with lots of loud, angry voices on both sides, which has meant that this has become incredibly politicized. and over the last few years, the british government has leaned into their anti trans culture war as debate really in a bed to appeal to their more traditional conservative voters. and you have to remember britain has a new prime minister. he's not doing very well. richey soon act isn't very popular, it's quite neck on the line. and he real

u. k. the white house press secretary says he did not know they were their 1st batch of documents was uncovered at biden's former office. and that was a washington think tank that was a couple of months ago. and the information about that was only made public on monday in november, garland named a special council to oversee former president donald trump's handling of classified files. after around a 100 documents found at his mar longo estate. people know i take classified documents or classified material seriously. i also said were cooperating fully completed the justice department's review. as part of that process. my lawyers reviewed other places, word documents and my i'm of from my time as vice president were stored and they finished the review last night they discovered a small number of documents, of classified markings, of storage areas, and file cabinets in my home. in my, in my, my, my personal library. meanwhile, the republicans are accusing president joe biden of hypocrisy. they knew this has happened to president biden before the election, but they kept the secret from the american

u. s. president joe biden. richard sober, says the white house will cooperate with the special council appointed to investigate the u. k is withdrawing as ambassador from iran after toronto executed a british iranian national allie resurrect barry, a former deputy defense minister was convicted of spying for british intelligence. and the man who was in charge of security and brazil's capital one government buildings was stormed last sunday, has been arrested after returning from the u. s. and a centuries served as justice minister under the former president j a bull scenario and is facing allegations of collusion with the rises. kate, as he headlines and he's continues here on out there of counting the cost. we don't simply focus on the pelican of the conflict. it's the consequence of war, the human suffering that we the 4th time. it is one of the most serious about the violence. in recent here, we brave bullets and bomb because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law and will always include the views from our sites with other i'm nicholas. this is counting the cost on al jazeera jo looked at the world

rich in sober says the white house will cooperate with the special council appointed to investigate. and the u. k is withdrawing its ambassador from iran after the execution of a british. iranian national. allie reza barry, a former iranian defense official, was sentenced to death spying for british intelligence charges. he denied those. the headlines. people in power is next. there are people in the world who want all forms of verification to just go away. so we need people fighting against that. we are trying to see if it's a fake of you maybe consider, but in a different time. they risk a great deal to find out the truth in very complex situations that include major global players. we've been told to 5 cyber attacks from russia. they're all they just do this contour belling, cat truth in a post truth world on al jazeera, ah recycling used clothing unjustly hopes reduce their carbon emissions from the global fashion business. but what happens to the secondhand governments donated to charity shops in the developed world? summer re sold in the worst, many of them and the pagoda where they support

problem is when it, i've been taught in white people spicy committee that dying griff, chris gillam, lost everything to gambling. he takes part and walks across the u. k. the territory, the big step. they aim to show the human cost gambling advertising. in most of us gambling out, suggesting the focus on corners and the yellow cards or the skills and goals and the sport into a market. just another way in which money winners for people at christian families. this is a matter of life and death. the guy from somebody is trying to play football, but somebody in the last house down there trying to win money leaves their family with the planet and him my life. i lost my money that night and everything. i've found recovery that day, but it took me to the doctor place in the world. christie story is not the norm. neither is unusual. like this from germany play on that sense of community. the football specializes in have a bet, no part of the action part of the tribe. part of the game industry has firmly embedded itself in english. but plenty of u. k. put makers based themselves abroad in order to avoid paying tax that might actually help the people that they

u. k with that challenge of time. that's brianne and kimberly how good to join this now from outside the white house. so kimberly the statement as expected. 31 april time is going to ukraine. yeah, this statement is what's expected, but a couple of things in there that are important to know the 1st the president is ian you heard there are the reporters question about the pressure from germany. the reason for that question is very simple. it says, because this is a bit of a policy reversal for the president, given the fact that his own pentagon and generals were somewhat resistant to sending these tags because of the fact that they are cumbersome. you heard the president acknowledging that there the fact that this is an older technology, the abrams tanks were designed back in the seventy's. and although they have been upgraded, they operate on jet fuel. so there's a tremendous amount of logistics that is involved in facilitating these on the battlefield. so you are the president talking there about how there is going to be an enormous amount of training that's going to be involved in getting these up

u. k, for instance, the likelihood of under presentation more than doubles for ethnic minority women in comparison to white british women. no, i appreciate you giving us that example because you know, this is not just about, you know, one aspect, but things can tend to be compounded when it comes to women, minorities, as you've mentioned, i see that as you were speaking. i. catherine was nodding, so i just want to give her a chance sarah, to jump in here. catherine, what did you make of how sarah sorta framed this issue. this problem i saw you were nodding and i want to know, you know, when we talk about inclusion and then representation, those are 2 separate issues. a why are they important to discuss we, we need to lay statistics that the g m m p has highlighted. so consistently over time showed that women are under represented. and that is, that is a huge part of the problem. but the way that women are included in the news is also very important say, including minority groups, including marginalized perspectives, is really important, but also trying to avoid the stereotypes that often come with, includi

white house, supports the right of peaceful protest. so it's ok to protest in china and iran, but not france or the u. k. you got that right? and america support comes with a warning, as well as some more encouraging words from its pals. the ccp should know that one way or another in the coming months or in the coming years, the united states will hold accountable each and every ccp official responsible for atrocities against these protest this. every one in china should be allowed to express themselves, should be allowed to share their perspectives and indeed protest. we're going to continue to ensure that china knows will stand up. human rights will stand, was people who are expressing themselves. so just intruder is all for standing out quite human rights and people express in themselves. ah, well let's discuss canada's freedom convoy, shall we as series of protests against covert 19 policies that saw hundreds of convoys joined by thousands of protesters to block roads and border crossings. organizers, crowdfunding millions for this and now they're on bail facing several charges while calling for freedom. corn boy, 2 poi

u. s. history. and some would argue it's had a consistent present since the countries founding awful connections to white supremacist groups like the k k k, to the more recent patriot front, a christian now them is by no means a new phenomenon. taking its history into account. how do you define christian nationalism as it is today? actually simply, i just defined it as people who believe that god created america for a purpose that america is special. in other words, when you are a christian nationalist, you believe that god created america as a christian nation. first of all, 2nd, that white men who were the founders of this nation were also christian. and that 3rd, that christianity is the most important religion of all. and that really flies in the face of a lot of things that the founders and the from, you know, all the founding documents, absolutely to arrive. disposition is fascinating. one that i've never understood. absolutely. and i think, you know, one of the things that i find troubling about this is the 2 things. actually, one is the way in which they get it all wrong about the founders and the framers and things that they

white house could could provide. because theresa, many thanks. indeed, daniel garza that, and mckellen, texas, japanese soldiers have conducted a joint military drill with the u. s. u. k. and australia. it's the 1st time the petition to straighten troops have taken part in the annual exercise. japan recently unveiled its biggest military build up in decades as tensioned with north korea or on the rise. ah, russian shelling as killed at least one person in eastern ukraine as moscow's unilateral cease fire comes to an end. the ha keith governor says victim was a 50 year old man. fighting was reported in the don bass region as ukrainians and russians mocked orthodox christmas. keith had rejected the 36 hour cease fire if there is a switzer, wouldn't have quilted his meal. by the way, once again the world to see how deceptive any statements at any level coming from moscow is though saying something about the supposed cease fire. the reality however, was that wasn't shells once again, bob route and over ukrainian positions or go to weather update max, feel that he's out then back to basics, university graduates, and some bob, we say that farming is the future will be but i