u. k who died suddenly has an inquest and i remember doing the child death review which you have in a borrow they so to do the review of your child's death. this was discussed that, that it has to do with something in the air. you can get all the evidence together, but you need somebody credible to go to court and speak on your behalf. ah said there were moments in court when i felt like that is my daughter you're talking about. but i purposely took her picture into court. so her picture was there where all the expert witnesses were. and i wanted them to remember that this was a real human being. there were talking about, you know, she was a big sister. she was a daughter, she was a grand daughter. she has cousins, and i was very much loved and she was cared about, discovered us in that long loudon soon. i believe there will be an increase in national losses and that trend has already begun. there are lawsuits in ireland in great britain, in norway, in italy and france, so everywhere there are now national lawsuits against the e. u. member states, but also against states outside the european

u. k. who say an actual consequence of bricks it in the u. k is a fully independent scotland, but wait for it because when scotland, whoever becomes scottish prime minister, when nicholas sturgeon goes from being 1st minister to being prime minister or stopped being prime minister, say, when edinburgh has to go to brussels and say, actually can we join the e u, the e, you will then say yes, the door is open, but you've got to jettison sterling because you must use the euro, and that is a, a political demand. it's not a fiscal request. no, the van to none in indeed, any country the jointly european union is required to say they will in principle adopt the euro. but of course they can't be forced to do to reach it. then. i mean, if we got into the hypothetical situation of the independent scotland, they couldn't be forced to join join the euro. sweden, for example, i was required as a matter of law to join to europe, but it's showing no signs of doing so. so there is politics involved in all of these decisions. the euro is the european union cu

u. k. who, along with all the nato members have begun to supply additional military aid and resources to the country. i'm here is just saying he's a resident with united states as your by them all who support in the green in these days. because for us, it's very important to have size use afford 40000000 of the grain years to have hold because of these and is to really strong added youth and strong international policy. thanks everybody for helping ukraine to say not along with his invasion of russia. hundreds of people have taken part in an event in northern ireland smoke 50 years since bloody sunday. 14 people were killed when british soldiers opened fire on a civil rights process in 1970 take half a century later calls for justice persist. nadine baba reports walking in the footsteps of the victims, half a century on people of all ages walked through dairy as others had done on this day in 1972. i can carry the thing together to remember the 13 people shot dead by british troops. and the 14t

u. k. who protest against the new bill they say, is an attack on the right to demonstrate a controversial police and crime build would grant police great pass to crack down on disruptive protests. but critics say it will also make it difficult to hold peaceful demonstrations. andy smith is rehearsing in his head, his 1st words to his wife emma, a scientist. to day, she'll be walking free. after 2 months in prison in southern england, andy smith could never have imagined that she would ever be behind bars. oh my gosh that i love her. had she felt so proud of her? i, i you know, we have, we have really young nieces who are that that the future is not going to be the same future that we had. right. and we have, we have to fight for that fusion, her crime. she blocked motorway. she is part of an environmental group that is pressuring the government to insulate british homes to save energy. they say it's the cheapest way to tackle the climate crisis. terrifying i was coming down to my lawyers. i lik

u. k. it's over allegations it abused its market dominance by exploiting the personal data of 44000000 users. the company says users that have quote, meaningful control of what information they share. the u. k. economy, who strongly in november returning to its pre pandemic size, britain's g d p. expanded by a much faster than expected point 9 percent for that month, which was before it was hit by a wave of the omicron variant of the virus. and now to germany's g d p figures from the country statistics agency show it grew by 2.7 percent last year. now that's a welcome return to growth after the economy shrank by almost 5 percent in 2020. but 2021 was still far from the boom year once hoped for. the german economy struggled to recover in the face of the prolonged pandemic. and it's knock on effects with g d p, most likely shrinking during the last quarter of the year. now one of those side effects which is carrying over into 2022 is germany's energy crunch. soaring gas prices and dwindling supplies are taking a major toll on the countries manufacturers. special steel for saw blades. it's been slowly heated up to 700 degrees celsius. freshly produced paper, dried by huge infrared heaters, steel, and paper.

u. k. who pledged to ensure a nuclear war is never ford. the 5 nuclear countries relates to joint statement, vowing to prevent the further spread of atomic weapons. the country say it's a war that cannot be won and should never be fought. the 8th round of talks on the iran nuclear deal has resumed in vienna. it aims to revive for 2015 agreement with world powers. iranian foreign ministry spokesman says western nations have realized they must back down for maximal demands till 6 berry has been following developments from vienna. this week could be one of the most important weeks. and that is because the talks until now, i've been dealing about what the talks will be about. they were talking about the agenda. now there seems to be a agreement of some kind about what they're going to discuss. there are still hurdles and there had been solutions before us for all sides. mainly the americans in the rainiest were at the heart of this dispute about how they can proceed and overcome those hurdles. this week we're expecting to find out whether or no

the minority community who wanted northern ireland out of the u. k. and for unity with the rest of ireland, dennis, bradley witnessed it all unfold. i remember standing here, i do me any young, a group of people coming with a body, carrying a body and running towards that. and seeing that a young, a young man was very badly injured. the victims, 7 of them, teenagers, were branded terrorists. the soldiers cleared in the british, traditional inquiry, viewed by historians as a farce. it took nearly 4 decades to expose the army cover up. and for the families to receive an apology from the u. k. prime minister, david cameron in 2010 the violence that day led to a surgeon recruits to the provisional irish which brought an armed campaign against british troops and police trying to force the u. k. to abandon its control of northern ireland, the conflict known as the troubles continued for more than 30 years of sectarian violence. also involving pro british loyalists paramilitary organizations. more than 3500 people died and thousands were injured. and estimat

u. k. pm, who is pictured partying during the country's 1st locked on. the story still making headlines were johnson's popularity plummeting to an all time low. when it all unfolded, mister stormer himself, ridicule, a prime minister for the way he justified. the shin dix says just says that he didn't realize he was, it's a party. ha ha! it is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the british. yeah. with the whole country was look town. he was posting boozy policies in town. express easy, now go to to the decent thing and resign the people we spoke to in london of questions. why much more important issues in their opinion affecting yuki life are being ignored and generally appear to be losing their patience with the whole party gates tiger. the whole bunch of people they do what they like, and then we are lost. no, you can't do this on the agency family. i've been with my friends in april, april. she died in april 20 i wasn't even able to see her live in the family. there's one room for the government, one room for the rest of us. what should happe

u. k. in an individual who was immunosuppressed. and if you are immunosuppressed, you don't fight the virus off quite as well as someone who's not immunosuppressed. and this gives the virus lots of time to adapt change and evolve within an individual seeing a partial immune response. and therefore, learning something about and adapting to our immune responses. it's possible that in that part of southern africa where this oma chrome bear and evolved and emerged from because it's very high prevalence, meaning disabling diseases. chiefly h i v. where in some parts of south africa you looking at the prevalence of 50 percent or more of the population treated thankfully most of them, but many not. this means you're, you've got virus infecting people with an impaired immune response on top of malnutrition, poor living conditions. and so in all of which can conspire to make the situation worse. and that could have led to the elaboration of all these changes in this virus. and the production of only chromos, one theory, we don't know for sur

and indeed, obviously from the perspective of the 4 ministers who met in a digital sense today that is the ministers from the u. k. from the united states, from france, from germany, a clear message coming, both from the to who are in the room in the news conference and the other 2 who had been part of this meeting. so from the perspective of the western alliances, it were that transatlantic partnership clear messages to moscow and to check run, deescalate, come back inside the negotiation side of things. and there is the prospect of progress. do not do that. and there is the real prospect of serious financial economic consequences in the form of sanctions dominant. thank you very much. dominic a and there are berlin correspondence talk you soon on the u. k. media reporting this our, the prime minister bar is johnson's private secretary was advised not to go ahead with the gathering during corona virus lockdown. i t v news says martin reynolds was sent an email by a senior official. he didn't, it is 100 people to a gathering in may. 2020 johnson admitted attending. but he said he thought it was a work event. you

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u. k. independence party on a former guantanamo detainees. amazon beg, who spent nearly 3 years in the infamous us prison without being shot, is now taking legal action for the u. k. to restore his passport, a beg, who's a british pakistani had been initially detained 2 decades ago when allegations of enrollment and terrorist activities. it was released from montano in 2005. it was attained again. but you can police a decade later, but the case against him collapse. he applied for a passport in 2019 and even got one in september 2021. but it was provoked just 4 weeks later. beg believes his passport troubles are connected to his previous imprisonment. guantanamo the passport was when i received it, i was overjoyed i, i tweeted out that i'm finally be able to travel. and then within 3 weeks i was, i received a letter, an ironically this letter i received would show the great deal of incompetence was actually primarily the cover letter was addressed to a person who'd been convicted in the north of england for passport fraud. and it was dated 2017. nonetheless,

u. k. one of them who's better both are not the human remains and of course, referring to him as an object. of course, it's very, it's very problematic. human remains, not objects can back sense, but the human remains of quite a little are some way. who was a spiritual leader was very, very important to one can an ethnic group, the talent people. another object, of course, is the god, which is a drum of the home of people which be used to communicate with those who had gone before them into have kind of rituals and things around which you got to some of the object. of course, it's very important to start building ethical relationships around them, and i think this is possible. a lot of very progressive museums have begun doing this is like how can we 1st of all have the truth with regard to the provenance of the object and more so how can people move? this is exactly where some of these object came from to the object of the right. mean have, have they been represented properly? their way in which the natural teeth object can be more reflective of rabbit came from. is it work with water seed

who said this is only a small victory for us orange. obviously this is bad and yours hadn't been denied lose to appeal to the u. k. supreme court. if he, if he had been denied that may by the high court appeal go, his, his name would have gone straight to pretty, but joe, who would have shouted off with his hedge and sent in the united states to be killed. so, so this is a small victory, but as stellar explained in, i could just here's snatches of your programming and on. while i was sitting there waiting to talk to stellar explain julian, a so should not have spent a single day either in the wood. dorian embassy, where he was sort of locked up for about 8 years for certainly not so much. please go to prison because she has committed no crime how many times to have to explain this to the rest of the world. obviously he has committed no act of espionage by any definition of the word, probably in any language, anywhere in the world. it should trumped up nonsense piece of nonsense. all. clearly it's obvious to everybody, the whole traditional procedure that's been going on in the u. k. is shirad, it's a piece of theater to persuade

some out of nature are in the coalition or some countries who have a good time with the desire to state of israel and one from countries like u. k. france, any like state who are fully supporting disorder and making billions of dollars and sell in the was just a want to make well, one thing get clear of who is actually now crying out loud is not on federal law. the hope the is the united emitter to celebrate and on. so you, with this type of condemnation, which i have said here that any international calls or any you in security council decision or resolution, they said they will put them under their feet. so they don't care about that because they know that the insecurity calls that is in the hands of the united states and united states is in line with the united out of image. and so the, so they will do whatever it take to help this country. and we remember the beginning of the war when the night of nathan has removed you from an unite out of him, but i put on the list for killing children of the time the security did the general said that they are. they blackmail us. they but i said as they will cut fund, that's why we have r

u. k. families of those who died during the you case. first covet law down have slammed an apology from boyce johnston as an insult. that's after the prime minister admits it. he attended abusing downing street bash during the national lot downs, the opposition, even some senior tories have been piling pressure on the p. m. calling on him to resign in a serious ear and he said it was i don't think he can continue as liter concert, a parking play minister asking people to follow the rules again until his government reached it. when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 20th of may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work event. may 2020 was a tough month for britain. much of the country was paralyzed by the 1st national lockdown within door meetings between household strictly prohibited. we spoke to a man who struggled to arrange his father's funeral amid the restrictions a common difficulty during those times. this is about rules and about who the hose applies to become abundantly clear that the prime minister thinks that

u. k. families of those who died during the you case 1st covered lot down, have slammed an apology from boys johnson as an insult. thus after the prime minister admitted, he attended a boozy downing street bash during the national low downs, the opposition and even some senior stories have been piling pressure on the p. m. calling on him to resign in serious ear, and he said to the little boys, i don't think he can continue as lead to the concert parking claim minister, asking people to follow the rules again until his government reached it. when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 20th of may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work event. may 2020 was a tough month for britain. much of the country was paralyzed by the 1st national law down with indoor meetings between household strictly prohibited. we spoke to a man who struggled to arrange his father's funeral amid the restrictions a common difficulty during those times. this is about rules and about who the host applies to become abundantly clear that the prime minister thinks that they didn't apply to him at the s

u. k. is shirad, it's a piece of data to persuade those of us who need persuading like them trying to persuade me. i suppose that this man deserves to be punished in some way for what he has done. we should be building statues to judy in those songs in our towns, squares, not punishing. what he has done is expose inconvenient throughs to the powers that be to the ruling clause. there's been a deadly shooting in the germantown of heidelberg, a good man opened fire in a university lecture hall, killing a student and injuring several others before turning the gun on himself. his ortiz, donny unstrung with more one dead, 3 injured after a shooting at heidelberg university. that's the oldest university in germany, one of the most renowned in europe and for the world in the world for that matter, police said in a press conference just wrapped so recently been an 18 year old man himself. a student stormed into a lecture theater around 1230 local time, open fire on the students present, then left the building before turning the gun on himself. and police said there were 4 injured originally, one of th

but there will be those not justin moscow who are saying that this is nothing more than a distraction from his political wars, but also here in the u. k. and especially in the house of commons, who feel that all of this perhaps is somewhat convenient. timing for a prime minister under pressure. the c grade, boris johnson says he's helping with a diplomatic situation in russia and ukraine. he has no credibility, no one trusts him. the best thing he could do to help would be to resign. he will travel to moscow or wherever he's going in eastern europe this week, but every one will know that he's a man with a time bomb sitting under him. now, boris is foreign secretary liz atrocity been speaking as well today saying that the u. k. government intends to impose sanctions and what they say is an attempt to dissuade any russian invasion of ukraine. of course, moscow strenuously denying on multiple occasions that even any plans to undertake such type of military action button is transforming that russian businesses and business men could be targeted. all of this, of course, i had of a trip scheduled tomorrow to ukraine by the prime minister ba

urban, who is the cat, the sucking m, it's in the u. k. it's irvin and he's the one who's got the camera, but he's also the one who wanders off friday as the walk about. he he's, he's the one that we were searching for. i'm, you might have heard that they found malory's remains in 1999, a friend of mine named conrad anchor. i located his body and he didn't have the camera on him. and ah, people, you know, later kind of thought, you know what, that kind of makes sense because mallory, he was, he was the leader. he was the ace of the british everest enterprise and the 912 moneys in urban was kind of his protege and kind of his you know, assistant in some ways. and so, you know, i've always thought that it would have made sense. sure urban to carry the camera so that he could photograph, you know, the main man, that's what people would have wanted in the press. and also urban was a skilled photographer, whereas mallory wasn't so much. and so, so yeah, you kind of make sense, why no, mark, why no sharper. i'm trying to think everything is it's

who is the cat? the 2nd you know it's in the u. k. it's irvin and he's the one who's got a camera but he's also the water wanders off. right. he has the walk about he, he's, he's the one that we were searching for. and you might have heard that they found malory's remains in the 1999, a friend of mine in conrad anchor. located his body. and he didn't have the camera on him and people, you know, later, carla thought, you know what, that kind of makes sense because mallory, he was, he was the leader. he was the days of the british everest enterprise in the 19 twenties and urban was kind of his protege and kind of his you know, assistant in some ways. and so, you know, i've always thought that it would have made sense. sure urban could carry the camera so that he could photograph, you know, the main man, that's what people would have wanted in the, in the press. and also urban was a skilled photographer, whereas mallory wasn't so much. and so, so yeah, you kind of makes sense, why not sharp mark? why no sharper. i'm trying to think everyt

u. k. services have intercepted here. are these people who are in line for a possible government? if russia would invade ukraine? are they planning to do something here behind the lines? what is clear, however, is that a popular uprising is probably not going to bring these people into positions. they are form officials from a government that has been housed it in 2014 by the people. 4 of them have fled to russia and they're mostly very unpopular here in ukraine. and meanwhile, in germany there's also been controversy about comments made by the countries now for my navy chief, our s k. every act into that well, 0, one could say that these remarks by the navy chief has some are tipped emotions over the top. he of has long, long been unhappy with germany for 2 reasons. one is the north gym, 2 pipeline that is seen here as a weakening ukraine's position by circumventing it's in terms of gas deliveries to europe. and the other thing that key of it's unhappy about is germany's refusal to provide weapons to ukraine and not only to sell weapons on its own, but also blocking weapons from

u. k. is petrol palms ran dry fuel deliveries from the e. u stalled. in a shortfall of european drivers who had left britain contributed to the perfect storm, the results, national shortages of foodstuffs and other retail products. independent economists expect the u. k. gross domestic product to drop by 4 percent. as a result of regs in the coming years, exports have already fallen. where's e u country to actually expanded their exports to the rest of the world? the u. k. has not, we've been performing very badly. so in that sense, at least so far, at least break it has, has clearly failed to deliver. so far, the british government has not been able to deliver its brags, it promised. that's why some whole show 60 percent of britons believe brags it has done more harm than good. australia's government fails to set out concrete plans earlier this year for reaching its climate goals. disappointing international observe as the cop climate summit. still many businesses, their c carbon neutrality as an opportunity, australia successful wine sector is no exception. the tub milk winery in the nort

u. k. government, families of those who died during the you case 1st cove. it locked down have slammed an apology from prime minister johnson as an insult. the softer he admitted attending a boozy downing street bash during the national locked downs opposition members, even senior tore members have since put the pressure on johnson some even saying resign trains to receive it. and he said to me that he was, i don't think he can continue as me to the concert, to parking playing minister, asking people to follow the rules again until his government, at least it, when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 28th of may 2020. i believed implicitly that this was a woke event or may 2020 was a tough month for britain. much of it was paralyzed by the 1st national lockdown in door meetings between households was strictly prohibited. and we spoke to one man who struggle to arrange his father's funeral amid all these restrictions. this is about rules and about who the host applies to. does become abundantly clear that the prime minister thinks that they apply to

say that, well, this is a man who let the u. k. through a crisis, of course, like the pandemic, a national crisis, and maybe he should be given some credits. i mean, what do you think of that argument? well that he does have sort of hardcore supporters in obviously in the concern itself. and indeed many of the conservative m p 's one seats and the 2019 election . recognize that they did say because because the response is kristina is promised to get it done. and so on and, and the sort of fits from 3 that may have been pushed by the policy in 2019. but i think the issue that tory and be a grappling with is that it's not enough to have support inside the budget. you need to touch bases in the end. and the basis seemed to become disillusioned, particularly over these parties, but to some extent. but the hand in your bid over his chaotic image over the arguments you've been having with the divers miserably dominic cummings downing street looks rather chaotic and disorganized. and i think both as they like that they think, you know, go

as while john, you know, those who support the prime minister say that, well, this is a man who let the u. k. through a crisis, of course, like the pandemic, a national crisis, and maybe he should be given some credit. what do you think of that argument? well, that he does have a sort of hardcore supporters in obviously in the concern of itself. and indeed, many of them piece one seats and attorneys 19 election. recognize that they did say because because of our assaults it's christina, is promised to get brakes done and so on. and. and the sort of fits from teresa may have been pushed by the posse in 2019. but i think the issue that tory and be a grappling with is that it's not enough to have support inside because he needs that supportive betas in the end. and the pages seemed to become disillusioned, particularly over these parties, but to some extent, dated by the hand over his chaotic image over the arguments you've been having the song as a divers miserably dominic cummings, dining st. luke's rather chaotic and disorganized. and i think both has been like that they think, you know, gov

u. k. after a group of people who pull down and historic snatching a find not guilty, a criminal damage after claiming that the monument was racist debate that story just off today. ah, ah ah . nightstand stacy are in mexico in re heading south and we're getting closer and closer to the tampa center, the global center point now of the big coin revolution. ah ah, hello again. now a dispute in u. k. over the toppling of an historic statute bristol, with the attorney general now saying she is considering referring the case, the court of the pale. well, that's after 4 people the found not guilty of criminal damage, for pulling down the monument to edward colston, an 18th century philanthropist, parliament member, and also importantly, slave trader. the defendants proclaimed their victory outside the court house. early this week we didn't change is we ready to point oh, with the quality victory? anyone who wants to do the voice slide history. i will the memorial, which has stood for more than a century was torturing a black lives matter protest in the summer of 2020. ah, the senator. he was then d

. >> thank u k and we know who will be representing the afc in the super bowl. >> evan macpherson. statistically speaking, he's the best rookie quarterback of all time quarterback best rookie kicker. here's a really good quarterback, joe burrow. the bengals go to their first super bowl since 1989. that's when your boy was born. it's been a while 27. 24 cincinnati wins that game la where cincinnati, if you said you had those 2 teams beginning of the season. >> well, i would do is call you a liar. all right. that's all we have for sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you. it is not the outcome. the forty-niners fans were expecting kron four's gayle ong has some postgame reaction talking to some very >> heartbroken niners fans and burlingame. >> bad after the forty-niners loss to the rams in the nfc championship game on sunday, the crowd quiet at american bull bar and grill in burlingame. speechless are >> but a different scene earlier. >> excited fans arrived hours before kickoff to the place known as a longtime gathering spot for the forty-niners fateful. even though th

u. k. government faces families of those who died during the height of the you case. first covey lockdown have slammed an apology from prime minister johnson as an insult. that's after he admitted in parliament despite severe restrictions on gatherings back then that he had attended a busy downing street bash. he'll position even signatories of since powered the pressure on the p. m. and summer, calling for him to go to train service here. and he said to the that he was, i don't think he can continue as a leader, the concert, to parking prime minister, asking people to follow the rules again until his government reached it. when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 28th of may, 2020, i believed implicitly that this was a work event. on may 2020 was a challenging months. a bit much of the country paralyzed by the 1st national lockdown in door meetings between households was strictly prohibited. a maximum of 2 people could meet outdoors in a public place. we spoke to a man who struggled to, to arrange his father's funeral amid those restrictions. this is about r