u. k. who, who was protesting against investment, and one of the big targets was barclays bank and in the u. k. uh, back then that 3040 years ago, when they eventually did come outs of south africa, there were lots of reasons given button that they played down the effect of, of student a protest. i wonder how effective you think that would be covered in protests are likely to be you not to be guessing, universities a, to take that money out in terms of getting universities to take their money out. far less likely than getting universities and university constituencies to press put pressure on the bottom administration and our prime minister netanyahu yahoo, in israel, we know that i can amik divestment from universities, made a little very little impact on the fossil fuel industry. there's some argument that economic pain felt by university divestment in south africa. wasn't that great at least as much as it was. the political pain students may be asking for divestment, but what they really wan

u. k. who has been on a medical mission to gaza for the past 2 weeks. and he's currently treating injured patients in the setup to reference the account. but he says the is really military's of border closures are making the health system worse. the all eyes of course i long, right for right now with the violence continues across the gaza strip. last night this evening working here in the say that we received many trauma wound patients. and this morning we received the bodies of 3 people that were killed in an s strengths were told that they were moving to a, a key issue. um they were providing foods to local communities and they would have hit a target to destroy from these ladies on the vehicle they were driving it. in addition to the trauma, injuries that we're staying, we're receiving every day, tons of patients. if there's anything we joined, this suspected type of type this many people who are hungry and the hydrates, it's for this thing with a really serious infections and other medical problems. i mean, the health system has being complete these

u. k. who gets recruited the home office to stop? mike? stop me. stop michael until refugee is getting in. but yeah, i mean, so in the book, one of the smugglers in the book says to came, take the journey, see, right, to germany, make you a new home in paris or rome, hire a fleet to take you to greece. as long as you pay, you get to you k. now, what's that? that's an adverb because we're talking about an economic market. hayes and economic market, which some people say is illegal elicit. but then some people, the people would say that the shipping of asylum seekers to the one to is equal. and then they sit by the end of the dates. we're talking about a place where a product is being advertised and both smoking as i'm traffic is because there is a distinction between the 2, a working in this space and people are wanting information. that one thing to compare people that want to compare different service providers because some of the service providers will have you drowning in the mediterranean o dying and as hard as the other ones will get you to eu

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u. k who has been on a medical mission in gaza for the last 2 weeks. he's currently treating patients and we'll see about refuge account for some of the latest attacks to face a while i is of course i run rough for right now, but the violence continues across the gaza strip last night. the ceiling working here in the state. i. we received many trauma wounded patients, and this morning we received the bodies of 3 people that were killed in an air strikes. were told that they were moving to a kitchen. they were providing foods to local communities and they were a hit, a target to strike from these ladies on the vehicle. they were driving it. in addition to the total uh, injuries that were staying. we're receiving every day, tons of patients. if there's anything we joined this suspect, the type of type this many people who are hungry and the hydra exits for this thing with a really serious infections and other medical problems. i mean, the health system has been completely the estimates. it's systematically undermines . now, not only for 8 months, but for

u. k. who i quoted above me and it's gone to the right to a p, leaves us extradition, giving the wistful blow a hope that he may not have to face the charges. that could lead to spending a 175 years behind balls proceedings and the reigning presidency. but i'm or i see and his farm is the come from killed in a helicopter crash in the arabian province of east as the body shop. and the rainy and 1st vice president is expected to serve as interim presence until elections can be held in 50 days. the welcome to the news hour coming to life. last date is a must go. this is auntie international. it's a pleasure to have your company. but our top story, this iowa is that is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu has. so i'm the international criminal court chief prosecutor who was seeking an arrest warrant for him as well as these really defense minister, your gallant, based on the accused of crimes. in guns, i know nothing. you all who has branded the move quote, the new anti semitism i see, see, pro

u. k. who are extensively involved in and in many ways presiding over this genocide and stuff gets completely written out of it. never. ready in favor of a fluffy store. ready is about like campus tensions and free speech and whatever else, the point, those children who are starting to death right now or the point. well, kendall, a recent poll by have a sense of the american political studies found that 2 sides voters today believe that it's not safe to be openly jewish on university campuses. so many of us have been echoed in the u. k. as agers preston yourself, is this a fair reflection of the situation on campuses? absolutely not. as christopher, just point out. i'm also here because i went viral as a jewish person, speaking for palestine. and let me be clear in this moment that should never have had to happen. no one should be deferring to jewish people to be the voices for power, city immigration. and i have a lot of complicated feelings about the role that i'm taking on as a jewish person

u. k, who's gone into guys a temporarily to and said the same things about how is ro treats medical stuff. so these are have explicit treatment or medical stuff is also a big problem. and let's not forget, you know, i mentioned the attacks on a convoys before, but we've seen also, you know, the fact that israel has been attacking the people who are meant to be guarding those a convoys. right? so, you know, i, it does seem that is a deliberate escalation, all the tax on not any aid workers, but also medical professionals. and i think the, the, the medical professional you mentioned is, is one of the several other examples of people who have been targeted for that work . okay, so and the shipper thing i think is particular exception because one also reflects how is ro, despite having said that they, you know, a cheap that strategic success in the north have not done so that back in the north now. and so what does that mean? it shows that they are unable to actually get ahold or controller from us. and there's no indication that that is going to be any better in the rough or at the end of th

u. k, who has been on a medical mission to gaza for the past 2 weeks, and he joins us now from the cetera to refugee camp of the doctor. thank you so much for being with us. can you describe what's happening where you are and the conditions a slight everybody. so having me, i think the one thing that i'd like to emphasize on probably move some of our medical activities off from, from a, as soon as the weekend to say that i'm all eyes. of course i wrong, right for right now. but the violence continues across the guy's face last night. let's see what scene here in the said i, we received many trauma wounded patients. and this morning we received the bodies of 3 people, but what killed in an estrange we're told that they were moving to a key issue. um they were providing foods to local communities and they would be a target to destroy it from these ladies on the vehicle. they were driving it in addition to the trauma eye injuries that wish they were receiving everyday tons of patients. if there's anything we joined this suspect, the type of sciences, many people who are hungry and the high a

u. k, who's been on a mission medical mission in gaza for 2 weeks. he's treating patients in the, on the say about refuge account. and he told us what he's experienced the lives of course i longed, right for right now, but the violence continues across the gaza strip last night this evening working here in the say that we received many trauma wound patients. and this morning we received the bodies of 3 people that were killed in an s strengths were told that they were moving to a, a key issue. um they were providing foods to local communities and they were a hit, a target to destroy from these ladies on the vehicle they were driving it. in addition to the trauma, a injuries that we're staying, we're receiving every day, tons of patients. if there's anything we joined, this suspected type of type this many people who are hungry in the high dresses for this thing with a really serious infections and other medical problems. i mean the health system has being completely the estimates. it's systematically undermines now not only for 8 months, but for deca

u. k. military intelligence officer who now lectures and military strategy at portsmouth university. and i asked him about letting me put in his remarks that he has no plans on capturing hard keeps to. yes. so not seems clear. they typically don't have to scalar forces to take on the task of a city. well, over a 1000000 people like concave, what they have is essentially one division which is between 7 and 10000 people. so right now they have that capability to do that, but okay, so what are they doing? well, 2 things. first of all, the about objective is to create a quote on sunday to for the blasts of belgrade and most since the pops costs. because well, in russia, to avoid your credit and also to refine also and cautions by your credit by forces . and the 2nd thing, of course, is to draw away ukrainian resides in so far as i have them from other parts of the front. that those are the purposes of the primary purpose. and these operations as well as i can see, because military analysts frank language. let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines around th

u. k armed forces who served abroad. they are covering up their tracks and making things up as they go along, just like they did in 1946 when world war 2 was over installed everyone comments together. having defeated the hitler, the allied forces quickly went back to screaming n 12 thing. their next floor, a cold one this time. and what don't you know, it's just like a new crane right now. it was the brits once again. throwing the fuel on the fire with the iron curtain. speech like winston churchill, 246, even the prime minister by that point slipped simply felt the need to express his feelings while visits in the whole states of the us, presidents from stetson in the baltic. 23 asked in the entry ethic and iron curtain that has the send that across the continent behind the blind light, all the capitals of the ancient states of central and eastern europe. war so barely in prague, vienna, budapest downgrade, bucharest, and sophia, obese, famous cds, and the population surround the light in the soviet sphere. and are all s

u. k. and the us side who i've been quite happy to allow these actions to be delayed. yes, the people in the crate that's whole foot by a fine thing, full freedom and democracy when i dropped my freedom and democracy want. so i have it in the country now sir, this is on, you know, this visit said the guy paul on is a prince of the from because these people are invited to where they represent and she's on my project. so it was, um, i tried to sort of quickly the 8, so there brings in time to send messages because by you say, agree there's a big debate you sent me, you can, but my payments are based on what to do with people being criticized for being a guide, saunders and these items have to be a chair expression to be for gates as long as i say, uh i, i can say protect, uh, pulling choose is correct. and so, um, if on my end to pay for a 2nd just quickly if i may, um when you look good. so like the silver is the bar as douglas and getting involved at every step, we saw him, as you said, quite riley be in today and said, oh i was gonna be a pain still in if someone will

u. k. special operations partners who not only have done that in their formations, but they've also learned very quickly that they needed other elements of their joint force. he told the associated press in the interview. off the, the article was edited. the official statement regarding persons presents in ukraine was suddenly deleted, as well as the pod which earlier said that the washington is learning the lessons from its new k partners. the article size of an example given by the us army officials in which he states that the british come on those need help to quote, get them to understand the ways ships operate in the black sea and how they navigate. we gaze, reaction with john listening strategic affairs expert. come in hon. i'll mostly the internet to be shipped from united states as you get that it get escalate the g, the whole scenario bar. and that's what i need to and i keep getting them and us has one of the staff they uh, i mean if they, with the dollars you know, table for basically part of the law then for me by the law. and that is very dangerous for the piece of the your be

u. k. special operations partners who not only have done that in there for nations, but they've also learned very quickly that they needed other elements of their joint force. he told the associated press in the interview. also the school was edited. the officials saying that regarding burdens presidency, new grade was, did lead to, as well as the part which is that washington is learning lessons from the u. k. pon is then the index off a to 5 and then solve them given by the u. s. army official in which he stated that british commanders need assistance to quote, help them understand the way ships and the black sea navigates. we engaged reaction live journalist, cedric a says x, but i made on our most of the key the internet to be shipped from united states as you get that it get escalate the g, the whole scenario bar. and that is what i need to and i can see them and you guys have some understanding that i'm gonna give david the dollars, you know, a table for basically getting part of the wall then for me might be actually more. and that is very dangerous for the piece of the your be someth

u. k. special operations partners who not only have done that in their formations, but they've also learned very quickly that they needed other elements of their joint force. he told the associated press in the interview. off of the article was edited the official statement regarding britain's presence and ukraine was deleted, as well as the pod which highly upset at washington as learning lessons from its u. k. partners. the in depth article aside, and example, given by the us army official in which the state of the british come on those need assistance to quote, help them understand the ways the ships and the black sea navigate. we had more from john, list them strategically, affairs expert, how many han alma, shrieking, and how the west is trying to keep its ways secret the internet to be shipped from united states as you get that and get escalate the g, the whole scenario bar. and that is what i need to and i keep getting them and you guys have some understand that i'm gonna give david to be dollars, you know, table, but basically part of the wall then for me by the law. and that is ver

u. k. has temporarily loan searching to go along to fox who meets museum collections to gone. now these treasures were looted from going up by force or so just in the 19th century, i have an argument to us who helped immediate the artifact, knowing the payment says it's u k, restrictive rules that prevent any permanent return of these gone and trashes there where sonco screens as we once had a permanent return on the updates. but under the circumstances we could not get what we wanted because there are 2 constraining laws in that you keep that do not allow for meant return of august to the countries of origin. and these laws, i've been around for a long time and now we've been talking about these of this for half a century. we started to use negotiations about half a century ago. talking to deal with talking to you that by there we channel. these are just as much as a model of these discussions and negotiations. so we touch that allows you to wait for a better time to come. we will pick advantage of what was available that was a close within the low in the u. k. that allows fo

who tell us how they've been working for the last 6 or 7 months. so no, i did not have all the equipment that i normally have in my practice in the u. k. a, but i'm on the subject who deals with the abdomen. the gods, the chest. and i can make, do with things, don't have enough experience to be connected with things, but it is it idea that it's not as a consequence, all the patients that we had had chests that had started wound infections off to the subject without exception. and these, when the prices are awful, they can affect your survival. but also we were using equipment that was designed for a single use equipment that was donated in some cases by uh, by other other teams that come in. and we were using them $1020.00 times. these are designed for single use and they were not being sterilized because it's sterilized ation facilities on not up to scratch and not working in the way they should do. and so when you go back i hope i do i a my, my a but as i said this to my colleagues is always leaving i left with a heavy heart with you because i felt a lot of guilt leaving nothing. i can leave a leaving them. i said i would come back of

u. k. hi, cold, waiting for the ruling going was who blow a julie know sanchez, extradition, a pill that is expected to be delivered any moments now, the closest to dissolve, decide if a phones who holds australian on deck with dory and citizens if is to be expedited to the united states of is the easy could phase 18 charges over wiki beaks is release of confidential u. s. military records in afghanistan and a rock including evidence of attacks on civilians. in fact, that as long as his lawyer is se sending him to the west would expose him to a quote, politically motivated prosecution and risk. a flagrant denial of justice. and this scenario, as long as his wife has pledged to appeal to the european court of human rights. we hope that the courts do the right thing today and finding julian's favor. but if they don't, we will take an emergency injunction. we will seek an emergency injunction from the european court of human rights. today is the day we finally secured the release of duly amazon. if the quote still allowed speed extradition to go ahead, please and, and to i need to times of the

u. k. jail as his extradition is pending. we spoke with problem di, all who is a former indian investor to morocco and kuwait, and he said these fugitives were wanted by a rather that fugitives who are wanted by indian authorities. they feel safe and the u. k. is also a very big, high profile youtube video link to about and then he is also the accuser that she wants to do for scam gays, we didn't didn't, but the sign and the extradition be 1992. but since then, you go to accept it only to request all the extra dc, but it didn't fugitive but ended up to or other that's a really great condition. the dates are full. it's almost all these extra disengaged. this is the highest value peak, and no reason in the u. k. has become an attractive destination, both in action or other fugitive because of the never good to do need. and the limited number of distinctions. august the receipt of business, the people, the width of a i'm from india and go i didn't risk to properties and you, your business is that of the best it to the community. it is. do you think it has become

and, you know, here's these people who are, by the way, obviously working with the us and u. k. and the rest of nato trying to impose this agenda on to you when on the 20, the, even not even, not even on the 29 sent over 3. because that apparently is somewhat significant of a date for them. but you know, months before that. and so what not clearly because something else is happening that they want to distract from. and they wanted to throw a bone to most one countries which are there currently feuding with because of this event that everybody is avoiding dimension and, and we're supposed to just ignore this and go along. and again, regrettably, some of the countries from the organization of islamic confidence went along with this plan and even admitted that they were going along with it. but they voted for it anyway. and again, that's their shame. and that we go to tell the visa salt on palestine where the israeli military is not only fighting and gaza, but also with has below along the northern border. the latest strike on neighboring lebanon killed one man and wounded 3 childr

u. k. and lead says kit milva and who's also have generation left, which is a book which examines generational differences at good to have you with this or will welcome to all of you. i'd like to start with you in new york. if i may want, in your view, do you think is happening here while the generations adults. ready of israel, do you think i, i mean, i think this is something both new and old. you know, i mean there was no the protest dot columbia in the sixty's against the, were in the, in the eighty's against apartheid in south africa. so in some ways, i think it's not a surprise. you know, that the word, this generation is something that university students, when i can test on the one and fight back against the at the same time, i think younger people are more looped. and then after before, because of social media, i think there's also more of a growing awareness, you know, of our global world. and the problem is within it and drawing lines between different issues. i know even in my own life, my younger companies, you know, will bring up issues like gentrification and colonization things

people to flee for the lives of a share interest as an analyst and research are honest who dont enjoys us from the u. k of us. you're welcome to the w. you have been mapping and documenting human rights violations in su, dawn, what can you tell us about the scale of the atrocities being carried out as well? some students and that's uh, blackout since mid february, the atrocities and the crimes that have been reported severely under reported. it's become very difficult to be able to ascertain and verify on lot of these catastrophes that we've seen here. and about any information that comes off of su, done, and said this is a truck, it's a drop in the bucket compared to all the atrocities that we'd be happy to. and now with the recess essentially seating the city of sasha an essentially they've begun to seat after a few days, or rather a few weeks of very heavy warnings from international organizations and communities . it's very imperative that this each i'm coming to the city of obsession with a population of over 800000 people and estimates of over a 110000 people in terms of casualties, which is more

u. k. has set up encampments in solidarity with palestinians and their fellow students in the us that spring in full. brandon, who's at oxford university in the u. k. what's the scene like there at ox, vegetable? well, the sun is shining for the 1st time in 3 days. the stay 3, all the protests here at the university of oxford were in front of the museum of natural history on another part of the pit river museum. and as you can see over my shoulder that are all around 3035 tents with a kind of fluctuating number of protesters milling around them, say 50 to 100 people at any one time. and they are out event that they are going to stay for as long as possible to demonstrate against what is happening in gauze. and now this is not the only university protest that we know of. we know of protests in manchester, for example, new castle london. there was a kind of sister protest taking place in cambridge as well. and the statement has been put out by the organizers of these oxford cambridge. a purchase is as far as saying that basically oxbridge is profits kind of continues to climb at the expense of public opinion lies and

u. k, there's no clear cut career path for office like maggi who's pursuing a most as degree. goldsmith at the university of london. it's not just an old school. it has other disciplines is awesome. humanities is politics, all of these of the departments. so i was really, really thrilled when i've often. goldsmith says not to the careers of award winning office like damien huston, oscar winning directors like steve mcqueen. but in recent months, it's hard to make difficult decisions announcing thousands of job cuts and calls cancellations. don't smith says one of the most prestigious universities in the u. k. and among his graduates and globally recognized office acts as musicians and writes of. but like many british educational, an awesome situations, it's face financial pressures and recent years and some stuff to say that worried about the future. even the ones who are not in the affected departments feel very upset because often people come to goldsmith not just to study in that but.

u. k. has temporarily loans searching to allow us to fax permits, museum collections to go on to the treasures were limited by a brochure. soldiers in the 19th century. i jim and do us who helped immediate the artifact loading agreement says restrictive laws in the u. k. prevent any permanent return of the going to trashes. there were some constraints. we wanted a permanent return on the updates. but under the circumstances, we could not get to watch. we wanted because there are 2 ca, streaming lows in that you keep that do not allow for memory 10 of august to the countries of origin. and these laws, i've been around for a long time. and now we've been talking about these of this for half a century. we start to do something ocean so, but half a century ago, talking to do a tardy cheese. i buy, there were 10 of these are just and legend care models of these discussions and negotiations. so we touch that allows you to wait for a bit of time to come. we will take advantage of what was available that to us at close within the low in the u. k. that allows for learning of, i guess, 2 countries. so what that plus, what do we update for the 9 miles that we had in negotiations?

u. k. the united states and others who have committed equal crimes. so the ones being committed by his right, they'll, judy is uh, sacrifice hundreds of thousands, perhaps a 1000000. ah, that's because of the occupation and domination of france. so they all understand that the, the, the, the, the, the, all julian liberation movement was also quarters like how much school thursday a n c in south africa was also called generous lot how mouse and the be a low quarters. it was always good to to mind the secret council members as one of our viewers around the world does, how much does not exist until the mid 19 eighties that 20 years into the israeli occupation didn't. how much the church as an existing school in guys i knew that on, on, and the west side. but how much is a product of the israeli occupation? the is the patient is not the product of how much. so in a sense is there and keeps escaping its response to make it the worst, the better signal people after having occupied them for some 57 years. i'm dispossess and for something like 75 years. all r

u. k. there's no clear cut career path office like matthew you who's pursuing a moss is degree goldsmith at the university of london. it's not just an old school, it has other disciplines. there's arts and humanities. there's politics, all of these other departments. so i was really, really thrilled when i built in. goldsmith is not just the craze of award winning artist like damian huston oscar winning directors like steve mcqueen. but in recent months, it's hard to make difficult decisions, announcing thousands of job cuts and calls cancellations, goals lessons. one of the most prestigious universities in the u. k. and among his graduates and globally recognized office acts as musicians and writes as like many british educational, an awesome situations, it's face financial pressures and recent years. and some stuff here say that worried about the future. even the ones who are not in the effective departments feel very upset because often people come to goldsmith not just to study in that particular department, optimal design because scouts, mrs. interdisciplinary. so i think that they've

u. k saying that this is baseless slander and it is actually them who are blocking efforts to achieve peace. it must be pointed out that it is the british side, not china. that is adding fuel to the fire on the ukrainian issue. it was precisely because of the obstruction of the british and other parties that the conflict has been delayed to this day. what's interesting is that in 2022, the candle box, right, and actually expressed his willingness to meet the negotiations. peace negotiations between evan moscow, of course. but as we know, those keys talks failed at the request of the west. so well moving forward, lots of documents have been signed and we're expecting to see the fruition of this as we're moving forward in this multi hello world. or the get more on the story now we're crossing live to i know our time getting his senior fellow at the ty, her institute, and chairman of asian narratives, thanks a lot for joining us once again on the program. so after this visit to moscow, that king of bar rain is actually set to go to china. what would you say is the significance of these meeting

book that he says will unite entrepreneurs, housework, as a military veterans who oppose the ruling tories outside of the next u. k. general election, which will have to take place by january 2025 journalist martin j says cummings will not show that he has common sense, but he's obviously waiting to see the self destructive lens. conservatives are willing to take, as we've seen, you know, the spectacular mistakes and miscalculations of the west in particular. russians thinks, interested in them. one, i think is his was a, not even prusio just some come sent some time. but a lot of people are great. that's know, forget, you know, he's be so he was kicked out of, of, of his particular talk to the own to rush around the restaurants. and there was a but the gnostic breakup, and he was always a sort of polemics, rebellious sort of maverick type character who now is looking to launch his own political career. but i think if you read the article was the british newspaper articles, which mentioned this, i think it was a ton of rough. um, it's quite clear that he wants to wait and see just to see how much of a disaster the

u. k. con ross, a former british diplomat assigned to the united nations who resigned and founded the non profit advisory group independent diplomat. a warm welcome to all of you. you'll see i want to start with u. v is really government sees this as a deeply hostile i'm as a for recognizing palestinian statehood somehow diminished israel. does it? nope. in no way. i mean, hey, do asked me, i will do the is this is dated to i believe that there is no other and there is no better solution for both people. then to have to state the solution. in my view, it should be under an umbrella alpha configuration of 2 independent in southern states, a but the 2 thirds of motion is the basis for any solution. and between the 2 people as long as you want the solution. if you don't want to have a solution, then no solution is acceptable by you. but to say that it is healthy and use why? i don't see how. why do you mentioned this idea of, if you don't want the solution, do it? are you implying are these really government doesn't want the solution? there is no question to the nothing in the us government,