u. k who are scheduled to visit me here. uh, i had 2 friends of friends of mine visited me recently when they told people they were visiting. so it'd be the morning's not to go head they would, they would, they would told they would they, they would, they were extremely nervous about coming and they themselves had a lot of that pre existing deceptions. chat with challenged. so yeah, and i said, i think i, i think that what was interesting as well was when i got stopped in, um uh, uh, uh the case that was an enormous amount of cmc um for, for me. but it will say there was a large number of, of main stream brushes, pundits who, what did the national union and the journalist i, right, well, they issued a statement in my defense and then promptly deleted this off to post fight. yes. off the intensive public pressure, that's a do so, and it's like that the, the site there were a large number of main stream kind of narrative managers who was what justifying what happens me. what denying this, i was a john less than suggesting that

u. k. who said the recent is reading strikes will expand the conflict in the region. we are at the brink of the region and what i think is right and, and got the through nothing you know, through the congress, the green light to escalate the tensions. and then we do the ease. i think that americans are going ahead with it. uh, as plans with the, with the, with these rages and now we are seeing a hotel up front is well upfront him us front seat in front and on in front of these out of now building i mean and ready to go for action, which will lead basically to major escalations that would involve may be major powers and the reason so we cannot really anticipate that much then name it to you of the action of all these board and existence groups, i guess is the end. but definitely is that it is not going to get by with the assets the nations that's had been taking place. and we believe that the, as the nations had been greenlighted by the us administration. unfortunately, that's bringing some of these non closer to home because they say is, as indonesia says, it consider

u. k. who has worked in gaza is hospitalized. and he says the catastrophic stage of healthcare and gaza was deliberately created with certain these things very, very high levels of, of, of preventable morbidity and mortality. but for many patients with complex medical problems with severe infections secondary to initially what, when mine a problems. many of them unfortunately, well, you know, now have infections that are so complicated and so complex that they may not survive. but for many people, this is not a new redeemable situation. as i've said, this is an entirely manufactured situation. this is not an issue of kind of mechanics of logistics. if israel would to allow and to permit the entry of humanitarian, a medical aid into gaza as it is legally obliged to do as the occupying power. and then this situation could be very quickly and very easily reversed. now of course, that needs to be combined. as we, as health care workers, humanitarian workers have been saying from, from day one, and indeed prior to october of 2023. and

u. k. who says the recent is really strikes, will expand the conflict in the region, and we are at the brink of the region and what i think is it a and a got the through not then you know, through the congress of the green light to escalate the tensions and let me do the ease. i think the americans out of going ahead with it the as planned with the, with the, with they say is, and now we are seeing it from is all upfront him us from a cd in front it on in front of these are now building. i mean are ready to go for action, which will lead basically to major escalations that were involved may be major powers. and the reason, so we cannot really anticipate that much then energy of the action of all these board and existence groups i guess is the end. but definitely is that it is not going to get by with the assets the nations that have been taking place. and we believe that the, as the nations have been green lighted by the us administration. unfortunately, less had to be african continent. now be

u. k. who says the recent is really strikes, will expand the conflict in region. we are at the brink of the region and what i think is right and, and got the through nothing you know, through the congress, the green light to escalate the tensions immune disease. i think that americans are going ahead with it uh, as planned with the, with the, with the status. and now we are seeing a hotel from his bottle upfront him, us from a cdm front in front of the as of now building i mean ready to go further action, which will lead basically to major escalations that would involve may be major powers. is that easy? so we cannot really anticipate that much then name it to you of the action of all these board and existence groups, i guess is the end. but definitely is that it is not going to get by with the assets the nations that have been taking place, and we believe that destinations had been green lighted by the us administration. unfortunately, let's turn all focus now to be african continent with molly and armed forces have conducted well by cooling of foster operation.

u. k. who said that the recent is rarely strikes. we'll just expand the conflict in the region. we are at the brink of the region and what i think is right, and i got the through nothing, you know, through the congress, the green light to escalate detentions. and let me do the ease. i think that it comes out of going ahead with it. the as planned with the, with the, with the say is, and now we are seeing it front is all upfront him us front seat in front it on in front of these are now building, i mean, ready to go further action, which will lead basically to major escalations that were involved may be major powers and the reason so we cannot really anticipate to make the name of the, of the action of all these board and existence groups, i guess is the end. but definitely is there is not going and to get by with the assets the nations that have been taking place. and we believe that destinations had been green lighted by the us administration. unfortunately, indonesia considered as russia to be a great friend that's according to the southeast asian countries, president elect ha

and i'm assuming which out to 0 london shock of adam as an independent and b who won a seat in the u. k. problem entities joining us live from left and thank you very much for your time. you're defacing labels, jonathan ashworth has been seen as one of the biggest upsets of election. now is why did you decide to run in the election as well? thank you for having me. on there was a series of events dating back to the breaks and the rupturing call divisive languages, the cost of living crises, kobinie. but fundamentally at the end, it was the science of incumbent, m. p. then during the gauze, at a, at the doing the incursion into garza, there was a time when over 7000 palestinians had been killed. and r m p hasn't released a single statement expressing any formal concern in his constituency or over 70 percent. people who felt that any immediate sci fi should be whole. so there was no reflection on look, see, but 110, and p was not saying it in this case. and one of at least 4 independent cad candidates advocating for palestine who beat labor. and that's not counting jeremy cold, and that w

u. k. who's worked in guys as hospitalization. and the only reason to return from the stuff he's joining us now from london. thank you very much indeed for being with us when you are in guys. and what did you see? i saw much of, of, of what your reports it has just described in, in detail. we're talking about almost the entire population of gaza now forcibly displaced as the results of israel's violent actions across the gaza strip . many of those people have been displaced into an ever shrinking geographical space. and then living, many of them are living in an inmate shift tends to tent size or more robust tents haven't come in and the quantity required they, they, they, they, as we know the, the, the, the volume of, of aid answering god's or is, is pitiful at best that obviously includes access to essential shelter items 10 poles and, and 10 top poland. people living in in, in object conditions forced to live in an object conditions. you combine that, of course, with the horrific water and sanitation conditions. people are unab

u. k. recei sooner, who is never actually elected the prime minister except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on in power. and what do you know? he was turfed by motors within the process, the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah, labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brent who voted for nitro ferris's reform party in british democracy that translates to just one percent of the seats . a similar picture has emerged in france here, moving the pins, anti establishment right way national rally party ended up as the top party was 37 percent of the popular vote in the wake of the 2nd and final round of voting. but with only the 3rd highest number of seats, because the background deal that occurred between president emanuel and that clause establishment together party and the new popular frank party. on the anti establishment left, they literally concluded pu

u. k. u, monetary organizational high foundation were also killed in these really striking and a distribution point. i'll just say, or is he not who jerry has the latest developments from outside of ha, i last the hospital in central gas. a slight thing is happening in the western parts of the dos is 50, very close to the post line, but also the is there any portions have been targeting at different areas across the god, the city, one of those, those targets is an apartment and those are that street where at least for college news were killed and others were injured. and also they targeted at random streets in the gods of city. but all day long, the civil defense teams were able to reach the areas. those are the forces personally out front, and they weren't able to retrieve 60 bodies of palestinians that were killed during the ground invasion. most of these products can use according to eye witnesses. and testimonies are people who were executed by the is ready forces when they were trying to evacuate. and lee the area after they were trapped, it in the middle of air strikes live and munitions and quad custards. it was a very hard

u. k. recei sooner. who is never actually elected the prime minister, except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on in power. and what do you know? he was turfed by motors within the process, the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah, labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits? who voted for nitro ferris's reform party in british democracy that translates to just one percent of the seats. a similar picture has emerged in france here, moving the pins, anti establishment right way national rally party ended up as the top party with 37 percent of the popular vote in the wake of the 2nd and final round of voting. but with only the 3rd highest number of seats, because the bathroom deal that occurred between president emanuel and that cause establishment together party and the

who make it. but this year alone, at least 19 people drowned, trying to reach the u. k. a human tragedy, but also a political problem to successive versus government. on his 1st day in office, the new prime minister kids thomas dropped the previous government's line to the tower asylums. because by the pushing them to rewind that instead shifting the focus on dismantling people smuggling guns. but somebody is of that will, the, very little to fix the issues that are the root cause of this problem. and that is a lot of enough legal rates to the u. k. according to charities who point out to the largest number of migrants and small bates come from if got installed. but i'd really like to see there's a system of safe passage. it works well for ukrainians who are refugees. it works well for those who come from hong kong, we didn't see ukrainians and how come chinese drowning in the channel. what is the criminalizing the active refugees trying to seek safety and giving them safe and regulated routes with a screen of sure, probably in front of these are these advocated now give

u. k, the west of most of the e u countries. they provide the state of israel with weapons, was financing with intelligence we have yet to see who was involved in the assassination of a smile. heavier who provided the intelligence. is this real capable on its own to do such a thing? while we have noticed that it is incapable of operating in guys on its own and depends on the u. s. m, u, k. well, intelligence? so let alone the operating in, in the, in that, in that run or not around in general, or otherwise anywhere else around the middle east. so it's a bronze to, or a grand or colonial project. and that there really reflects the continuation of what's the colonized ation of our territory and no matter what direction was or is it for now in terms of condemning colonialism, it's a fact of life here. and israel is the embodiment of those colonialism and uh, well crimes and go pressing the civilian population not only in 1000, but in the middle east and general. dimitri meantime, welcome to the fold new iranian president. i mean, the honey a was bad to attend the integration of the brand new president of iran. i'm is in. is israel.

u. k and the u. s. are leading counter attacks on the who sees when he comes to attacks and who the attacks on shipping investments and the red sea with the end of the weekend beach resort. and the report also we heard from the defense minister, your guidance, and also from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that they go to a retired a. but they see is a change of equation of to destroying attack on television to send to, to leave on friday. well, soon is ready, citizen most codes and some others where injured. now several security officials here have said that, you know, there is no more time for restrained as far as the understand. and also they have said that the who these have rules over 220 attack since the war in garza started since october 2023. and this is of course what the who is he's saying is in retardation for israel's more on gaza. so let's take a look now at some most stories making headlines around the wells. at least 16 people have been killed in a head on collision between a truck and a passenger bus and bolivia. more than a dozen more were injured authorities say the trucks crossed i

u. k. and the u. s. r leading account to attacks on the who sees when it comes to attacks. and who do you have tax on shipping investments in the red sea with the end of the week and reach us sort and the report also we heard from the defense minister, your guidance and also from 5 minutes to opinion munition. yeah. with that they about to a retired a but they see is a change of equation of to the strong attack on television, the center of to leave on friday. well, so in is ready citizen, most codes and some others where injured. now several security officials here have said that, you know, there is no more time for restrained as far as the understand and also they have said that the who these have rules over $220.00 attack since the war in garza started since october 2023, and this is of course what the, who is he's saying is in retardation for israel, it's more on gaza. so people talking about not being restrained. how dangerous are these moves from both sides? are we looking at escalation? it was really, there is a lot of concern that there could be an escalation, but i

u. k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cold res release on going underground. never got to see him go free fashion, designer vivian, westwood, mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistle blower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away while asylum. she was tortured with me. here in, due by his julian's brother, gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabrielle, thanks so much for coming on the show and as video to going underground. i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you heard the news that joe biden's justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london. who uh, we know, was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states, and of the connivance of city of stomach and u. k. authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he didn't mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks. 4 weeks time, which i took was a grand assault a

britain and campaigners are raising the alarm on behalf of the nearly 1000000 children who live in poverty in the u. k. rising inflation has driven a growing number of families through the brink in the last couple of years. and now with national elections on the horizon, the next government is being urge to make the cost of living crisis, the number one priority. behind the london glittering facade, there is a lot of hidden hardship, pool and rich lives side by side. greenwich is located in south london, and as one of the poor is communities in england, many a fee of that, the surroundings, the entire country are in this state of crisis. i'm a single mom and i work 2 jobs. and i'm just trying to pay nursery fees as well as school fees and then keep them private ran like everything is so expensive, staple. i worry them the counting the pennies on the it's very hard so everyone know people to spend so much time in asset trying to pay rent and things to live. they actually can quite often lose sights of their, their real goals and what they really want to be doing charities of wanting. the prices for foo

u. k. re, she's sooner who is never actually elected prime minister, except by his own party. finally decided to let people decide if he should actually stay on empower. and what do you know? he was curved by voters within the process. the winning labor party ended up with just 34 percent of the popular vote. not that much more than the tories just under a quarter of the popular vote. yeah. labor now has 2 thirds of the parliamentary seats making it look like a landslide. and what about those 14 percent of brits, who voted for nigel for raj.

the labor party, the scottish nation, respond to u. haul it last most of it's 43 seats. people who run across the u. k. woke up to a brand new political landscape, the conservative policy imploded. now labor may have a seismic victory, but test on to deliver on change. he must deliver quickly. the biggest challenge for him could well be managing expectations. andrew simmons houses or london that's joined james base, who's outside 10 downing street, the official residents of the bushes, prime minister. so the cabinet, including deputies, phone, and defense ministers have been announced. james, what is the new government look like? of the yeah, that no surprises they will the people who are doing the shadow roll. uh, but rachel reeves is the 1st of a female counselor, the district of that's the finance minister in the u. k. david law me is going to be the foreign secretary. he has had good relations. a transatlantic relations in the past spent a lot of time in the us started at harvard. he is going to be the point man around the world for this administration, for the secretary or for minnesota. and john

u. k, what happens is they go to a 130 different posing stations around the u. k. they find people who just like to just put the x on that bottle of paper against a, one of the kinds of it. so they have a right click about a paper and they asked them to get in. can you just recreate what you did in the, in the, in, in, in the posting booth and recreate on the, on the right book about a books what you did on the real valuable on the real final paper. and all of those results is about 20000 people across the u. k. that's polled like this up all those results. so then collated the political scientists look at the mole. i'm trying what account the picture of what's going to go on. now this exit poll has had a bit of a shaky pos if you go way back in 1992, they go to pretty wrong. uh, but in recent years it's been very, very, very successful. and in fact, when the, when the, when things are closed, obviously it's harder. but when things are clearly divided between the policies, once clearly a head is much, much clear. so i think it's very, very important what we're going to see. and on the

this is the man who will now run the u. k. kids, selma's labor party one, the largest number of seats in recent history is promising a comma more efficient hand on the leave of government. you have a government on foot and fight. don't treat guided only by the determination to serve your interest to define quietly. those who have written country all. you have given us a clear monday and we will use it to deliver change. probably minutes the stall him up was fully given the job by king charles who had minutes of the same richly sumac so that he could relinquish the post political transitions in the u. k. a quick and brutal for those leaving office soon act seemed humble and humbled. as he left down the street for the last time, i am sorry, i have given this jolts my own. but you have sent a clear signal to the government of the united kingdom must change, and yours is the only judgment that matches. i have heard your anger to your disappointment and i take responsibility for this loss. so next conservative party had the worst

u k. plans to assassinate him. some who have cold res release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion, designer, vivian westwood. mental gavin mccarthy and pentagon whistle blow down those bugs and the grades on pills. you all of whom passed away, while a silence was tortured with me here and do by. as julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's like a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabriel, thank so much for coming on the show. and as did you say, going underground, i got to ask you 1st of all, where, where you and you didn't use that to jo biden's. justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london, who uh, we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states and of the connivance of city of stomach, the new k authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, and he did mention to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolution in down the track, possibly 3 weeks. full weeks time,

u. k. is morning star news, who was an international election of java, it venezuela? and he said that the opposite of us who was supposed to monitor the transparency of the voting, what it's supposed to attach by protest as it was supposed to of a support. so i supported by the west. this is a regime change of operations meeting watching. so can i sorry, 1st of all our, our international election, the boss, is it just for my tell that i'm saying, and we're on my way to the apples and i spoke with a number of people. so if is ever including some women who were extremely poor and size, that having to go through that experience the responsibility for protecting in some estimates, i was noises trustable with the security services of these country. and i'd like to find a plan for what they are doing to protect itself with the ultimate responsibility lies in washington, the you in london because they are acting on these boyland fox to attack elections. of is attack institutions of this site to attack political policies around support is president looking for the street. and

u. k. 's morning, star newspaper, who was an international election observer. calvin, the thanks for joining us on the program. president material has like, and the pro test taking place in venezuela to so called color revolutions, allegedly organized by the us in various other countries. what are your thoughts on that? do you see similarities? this is a regime change operation made in washington. so can i say 1st of all our a, our international election observe. the boss was attacked yesterday with a big this from a hotel good on saying they were on my way to the apples. and i spoke with a number of the surface every, including some women who were extremely fluent sized to having to go through that experience. the responsibility for protecting a some estimates of as nice as coals festival with the security services of this country. and i'd like to find a plan for what they are doing to protect us with the ultimate responsibility lies in washington. the you in london because they are acting on these violent fox to attack elections. of is, attack institutions of the site to attack political p

u. k policy 14 seats, and who the reform liter, i should say, took his seat by winning more than 8000. but the, or i so, i mean, provocative claims that china has military bases in cuba academy and nations. foreign minister has accused of wall street journal and american center for strategic and international studies of printing lights. a v i. c. i asked as wall street journal a lying by insisting on the existence of chinese military bases in cuba. at the same time, there during information involved the presence of more than $800.00 american bases around the world, including the us base in the occupied territory at guantanamo, which had been turned into centers of asp. be on our stores, your interference and global instability. we are keeping the president magwell a d as canal the social media to mock the wall street journal's claims posting, well, a baseball field image with the inscription chinese spaces installed in cuba. one of the top diplomatic choose the financial newspaper tried to scare the public with stories about chinese military bases. the do not exist and no one has actua

u. k is providing and who continue to provide significant monitoring support to casa, however, we are also clear. israel must meet its commitments to slots concept with age. it is by so it's important. thank to mister speaker, very much welcome. the farm sector sees the decisions on the exceptional criminal calls, and i'm responding this morning. i met with the office phone and they told myself and all the members of this house, they, today's the in the summer one problem it's and recess up to 70000 people in gaza would be killed or injured up to a 3rd of the children had given this can administer outline urgent steps. the government will take this summer in order to end this whole row, including the ending. you can say i was to israel. a sign to mister speaker is the speaker too many people have signs and gone on to miscellaneous is getting in. we are clear to this room must take concrete steps to protect civilians in age where a person in accordance with international humanitarian law. this includes the confliction between military and you, monetary and operations on supporting the minim

so who is the man who will upset to become the u. k. is next prime minister here. storm or has one, had one of the top jobs and the legal profession before he switched to politics. and course the rooms through the ranks of the labor party. he stands for change, that is key as thomas main message. and so, so this center left politics debility over tails long time over schultz, an end to the desperate era of justice and gimmicks and to return to the serious business of rebuilding outcomes. fact, the private opinion, bold show more pretends have a negative view of him. then those who think he's doing what the show fuck is writing so best within those. so his opponent is i'm not remote, his stomach is the best type that we've got of getting things back on track. i don't know what he quite stands for. to be honest with you, and for me, i'm finding very hard to connect with him and i think he's a decent man. i think he's a good man. so i think he cares for this country. very thoughtful lawyer is a lawyer. stomach comes from a 100 background,

who make it. but this year alone, at least 19 people drowned, trying to reach the u. k. a human tragedy, but also a political problem to successive versus government. on his 1st day in office, the new prime minister kids thomas dropped the previous government's line to the tower asylums because by the pushing them to rwanda, instead of shifting the focus on dismantling people smuggling guns. but some see is that that will do very little to fix the issues that are the root cause of this problem. and that is a lack of enough legal rates to the u. k. according to charities who point out to the largest number of migrants in small bates come from his gattis done. what i'd really like to see is a system of safe passage. it works well for ukrainians, who are refugees. that works well for those who come from hong kong, we get c ukrainians and home come chinese drowning in the channel. what is the criminalizing act of refugees trying to seek safety and giving them safe and regulated routes with a screen offshore? probably in front of these res advocated it's now given that safe a