u. k. banning dealing with their securities and making lows to them. we will limit the amount of money that russian nationals will be able to deposit in that u. k. bank accounts and sanctions will also be applied to better us for its role in the assault on u. k. overall will, will be opposing asset freezes on more than a 100, a new entities and individuals on top of hundreds that we've already announced. this includes all the major manufacturers that support hooton's woman. she further mo, we are also banning aero float from the u. k. next, on top of these financial measures and in full concert with united states and the e u, we will introduce new trade restrictions and stringent export controls, similar to those that they in of the u. s. are implementing will bring forward new legislation to ban the export of full dual use items to russia, including a range of high end and critical technological equipment and components in sectors including electronics, telecommunications, and aerospace legislation to implement this will be late early next week. these

ah, your fever over ukraine continues unabated with the u. s. and u. k. taking the lead. however, not all made from members on board, even ukraine is attempting to dampen expectations of an armed conflict with russia . will washington in london get their way? oh no one else seemed wrong when all 3, just a sheep out disdain becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah well come to the alec salmon. sure. where we examine whether the highly infectious or more convenient of novel corona virus is surely proving a blessing in disguise. when the african sciences discovered on a convenient, late last year, they quickly followed up with empirical and detailed clinical observations that the vedic since my old and its impact compared with us delta arrival. however, it was only when their findings were confirmed by 2 studies in the u. k. that governments throughout the west and both started to discuss treating on record like the flute of relaxing social restrictions despite so in case numbers an

u. k . with professor human got me on university college london with back kaiser's financial survival guy, housing, rob. oh, oh, you mean the downside, artificial mortgage for dr. carried away what kind of to report this is all smart city is a city that is using technology to make people's life easier to have beer, collecting a lot of data to try to improve the way things are. in theory, these big organizations that are amalgamating and pulling all their data together, they're not looking at you as an individual necessarily people's data being collected or so much data that there's a real possibility of privacy violation with something most of us wouldn't want to world transparent but we must live with permanent surveillance. welcome back. the highly infectious armor conveyed into novel corona virus is ripping through western societies. but is it proving to be a blessing in disguise? perfect montgomery, it's both an outstanding academic and pride thing in the intensive care wards of london. alex,

with this in their public statement. and i cannot call this diplomacy. and the u. k. prime minister has urged europe to hold them on ukraine's right to join names. i'm forrest johnson has been at the lines headquarters in brussels for talks. russia and belarus, meanwhile, have started joint military drills. the kremlin says, the 10 day exercise will focus on what it describes as repelling external aggression. ok, we have a team of correspondence covering the story across europe. step vast and is standing by for us. even at the bellow rush and that capital means jonah hell is in london, but 1st let's go to dosa jabari, who's live for us in moscow. hello. they doza a significant meeting in moscow between trust and leverage. what time of their discussion? i think it became clear very quickly how i see the reception was between the 2 ministers at the russian foreign minister and the british horn, secretary of min meeting in the capital and their spell. speaking to the media following their hour and a half an hour meeting and, and the most interesting line that we've hear

u. k, with a 130000 people that could be killed in the 1st hours and said we've got it from intelligence sources, but didn't tell you what those sources are. a number of people have also pointed to the fact that, of course, the united states for a very long time said sir, dan hides weapons of mass destruction. and in the end there were no weapons of mass destruction. the mart really is already said this time on the ukrainian border. it fuels different. joe biden continues to monitor the situation this weekend is up in delaware. but it's clear that lawmakers have been given a much clearer picture of the american assessment of what could happen. but the russians are saying it's nonsense and i shall strat center in easton, ukraine. he says the president remains in a difficult position. president zalinski has been of course, very appreciative to his nato partners and european countries for, for example, the supply of additional weapons to nato countries in eastern europe. he's been very appreciative of the kind of training that ukrainian forces have received over the years by an nato partner

u. k. with record gusts of 195 kilometers per hour. which have ripped off parts of the roof of london. raina millions of people across the u. k. and ireland being warned to stay at home. hundreds of flights have also been canceled for a challenge, has more from dopson crossing the london is certainly paid incredibly gusty. where i'm at the moment behind me you can see dartford bridge now normally that brings road traffic south across the river thames. it's part of the m 25, the london all but all most away. but since 5 o'clock this morning, gmc, it has been shop completely to traffic because of storage units because of the highway and they can see one of these guests coming in. now that's the kind of thing we've been saying all day so far. red warning are in place around the country . certainly may have been really in place in wales in the south west. that's where the wind and the rain has been worse, but they're also in place across london. and the south is now a red warning of a higher level of warning. that basically means there is d

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and the d 2 in use each of channels i can enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. much of a u. k. may be getting on with brett, but no way or it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them than the democratic union party. it's hardly against the so called northern ireland protocol. my guess this week from county, i'm driven over the island is sammy wilson could be peace, treat, whip the parliament in westminster conflict zone on d. w with these women are fighting a bitter battle. i mean to him in civil war d, raising their voices. goal is to liberation if they're captured husbands. some of the ski mission, human mothers of the kidnapped in 45 minutes on d. w. a or driven by merciless greed. others are fighting the destruction organic. when the invaders came to prison, they done the next 2 days ago, ferment is trying to destroy the indigenous people with a large scale. pershing and grabbers are exploiting b, amazon rain forest. indigenous peoples are now briefly opposing them because it's not only the earth's brains ones that are dying

u. k may be getting on with brakes. it, but nowhere or it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them in the b u. p. the democratic union is coffee, it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol, a device that keeps northern ireland both in the u. k. and for trade purposes in the e. u. single markets at the same time. complicated. yeah, very. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hard border.

u. k with whom is gearing up to this moment throughout the day saying that this was time ticking. moment the cock with only taking on by and this was really the 11th hour here in britain. this isn't really unexpected to hit these watson bars. johnson. no, i shot it. it was dusty there in london impala slayer in berlin. both of you. thank you. that's course life now to patrick hennings and geopolitical and listen, john list joining. i say with the rolling, rolling us breaking news coverage or to aussie international courtesy you to say today, patrick will tell us about the significance here of russia is recognition of don. don voss, independence. clearly, a lot of people saying right now that putin, you can't legally do this, it doesn't actually have any effect for the breakaway regions. but, but what do you, what are your initial thoughts? my initial thoughts are this more likely was on the cards for us, maybe along a longer time than many people would, would have liked to admit. i even believe that, of course, despite the rhetoric that you're seeing out of washington in london, there ar

i been to the conflict zone with tim sebastian, much of a u. k may be getting on with rex it but no way or it's affects more devices than in northern ireland. and no political group is angry about them in the democratic union party. it's hardly against the so called northern ireland protocol. my guest this week from county i'm shipping over the island is sammy wilson could be appeased to whip the parliament in westminster. conflicts on on d. w. o. the 1000000000 trees plan cannot global reforestation program. save our climate ideas. sounds fantastic. the simple, but is it which treat some suitable and above all, where should be need for is that correct? in 30 minutes on d w. a, what people have to say matters to us, or that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. much of the u. k. may be getting on with bread it but nowhere or its effect more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them than the b u. p. the democratic union coffee it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol. the

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out is there a selects justice ah, russia begins joined military drills with bowers, while the u. k. foreign secretary visits moscow in the latest diplomatic effort to ease the ukraine crisis. ah, hello, i'm emily angland. this is al jazeera alive from doha. also coming out. i'm john 100 on the us canada border were protesting truckers are disrupting hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce every day. to moscow not to mask several us states live to face covering requirements, but the white house urges students and teachers to keep wearing them and russian figure skater. camilla valley ever is back on the ice of the beijing olympics, despite doping allegations which saw her gold medal ceremony delays. ah, russia and bella rues, have started their 10 day long joint military drills. the kremlin says, the exercises will focus on what it calls suppressing and repelling external aggression. the u. s. has accused moscow of escalating tension by holding the drills in southern bell ruse. near the ukrainian border. russia has repeatedly denied its planning to invade ukraine despite amassin

u. k, with people having to pay more for basic goods, including food and electricity. how is the rise in the cost of living affecting americans? shamira i'm here in the us. it's the fact that this is the biggest and fastest price increase that many people have ever seen in their lifetimes and 40 years. and americans are seeing it in every sector of the economy. in particular, electric bills are 27 percent over the past year. there's also price increases, of course, in gasoline, in rent, in clothing and medical care costs, and a stroll down any grocery. i'll makes it more than visible that prices are going up, particularly as a last month and makes good seeing the biggest price increases. and as we are seeing inflation rise in the us, you're also seeing polling numbers for president joe biden plummeting with just 40 percent of americans now approving of his performance in the oval office that's despite president biden's vows to bring inflation under control. i'm going to work like to don't bring gas prices down, which i'm going to work in to make sure that we keep stren

u. leaders met in brussels to finalize what they're calling severe sanctions targeting the financial energy and transport sectors. washington has announced export controls on high tech products. and along with the u. k is targeting russian banks and oligarchs. it's all in response to russia's land. see an air attack on ukraine, which has been denounced by world leaders as barbaric key. it says that dozens of people have already been killed. the un estimates that around $100000.00 ukrainians have fled the homes, ukraine's president followed him. is zalinski called the attack a declaration of war on all of europe, warning of a new iron curtain. in the last hour, he signed a decree to mobilize all able bodied men of fighting age to join in defending the country. russia's president vladimir putin says the assault aims to demilitarize ukraine and to protect civilians in the east where ukrainian forces have been battling washing back separatists for years. meanwhile, have been protests in support of ukraine across the world, including in russia, where police detained more than 1700 demonstrators in dozens of cities. out of here as andrew simmons begins our coverage from ukraine's capital care. ah, the rus

u. k. the britain perhaps should and could be doing more. there are prominent voices in ukraine asking for things like a no fly zone, a over ukraine. but of course the u. k. along with other nato alliance, members have had to reiterate that if that is the case, then the you k and other countries could be drawn into a direct conflict with russia that would oversee trickle article article 5 of the nato alliance of fundamental tax leading potentially to a war escalating across the entire continent. ukraine says we'll look, the war is already happening. his ear on our doorstep. we need help militarily. we need western states serve the fight, shoulder to shoulder with us, but that can't be the case, says ben wallace. no. because there's a lack of will, but because the consequences would be huge and grave. the british government though suggesting that it would still continue to help and some, to some degree, militarily, supporting the flow of arms into the country. but of course not going into any great detail because that's an intelligence terms. been incredibly sensitive and issue to be talking about publicly. but when it comes to swing, that is something that the briti

u. k. with backdrop though, of controversy and scandal. it does beg the question without the queen would there be such support for the monarchy in the u. k. andrew simmons al jazeera london still has on out there in sports, senegal spot bowlers, hoping to make it fad. time laughing some at will be here. just let it all in america. ah, for quite a few decades hasta, has been dealing with political and economic turmoil. and its people struggle to access essential needs. ah, it's time for the sports, his honor. thank you very my to emeline, was it? we're just a few hours that to go before the biggest game in african football. he final of the africa cup of nations between egypt in senegal, 2 of the worlds at top players, liverpool, t. mays, mahunis alliance, side, you money, go head to head for the trophy that has a sofa alluded both of them. david stokes reports ahead of sundays. finally, all eyes on egypt, captain mohammed fella, he was part of the team that lost in the final to cameroon. 5 years ago, and he'd like to put that right. of cour

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u. k. i'm office minister norman baker. thanks for joining us, mr. back. a good sadie with us today. the story with the u. k for on secretary obviously made the rounds on social media saying the u. k. wouldn't recognize to russian regions as actually of being russian, the power confusing them with the 2 neighboring regions in ukraine. it couldn't be that perhaps she wasn't well, brief enough going to do these talks and moscow. well, she wasn't and she's not very good. i mean, that's the reality of it. she's relatively new in the post and not somebody pointed out to try to do so. but looking at the whole situation a deeply on elbow, she wasn't probably afraid to st. we've got the situation on the ground where bother the you can us dolly of the rhetoric, but also we're going to join was on the russian troops on the board of what reason? we don't know. so i don't think it's like, and this was a credit to be another you case has been paving the way for what described as a harsh, if ever sanctions against moscow. considering that in the works. that's going to be right in parliament in the coming days. how peace

with this report. what do you make of this claim that the u. k. government should be doing more to minimize the current burden on those training with you as a introduce new import controls where pleasure to be back with you. rachel. and brent. a couple of things here with that report, it is correct that there are a lot of regulations that need to be sort of minimized. but a lot of those actually, all the things that the government is trying to do to help, for example, only 6700000 pounds has been used of the 20000000 pound fund, which is there to help small businesses. this me small businesses and enterprise, the bucks at fund, and that's due to the now definition of those businesses and also sort of the, the deep amount of regulations within that fund. so even the government's own funds have been difficult to use. there's also a service called the one on one export services support and people have reported and businesses of reported that's difficult to use. i think the government could also have less regulations on their own things they're tryin

in one way, do russia's relations with washington, affects partnerships with the u. k and the e u. o. u. s. by the ship is okay, and you're in a union? well, it is a, it's a story about our relationship with of the, with in the countries u. k. us, european union. and of course we do have different relations with each of the states. but in the recent years, it has become the partnership, or we have no policy of deterrence, which is totally different containment deterrence. as these are wars which i know much more in ripley instead of a diplomacy dialogue partnership. and so we have to take our own position because we are of course, standing for continuation of partnership, but we cannot stand. we cannot accept this policy of containment and detours. so this is where, cuz i find that some european countries want to be less reliance on the us, france, and hungary for example. you know, we do see that of course some countries have, they do have bullish on their own. they don't want a standard approach of the in the standard that us, if i needed a here nonstandard ideas. the let us see a

good carol, paul, out of the secret of a friendship with dogs in the us starts february 25th on d. w. o, much of a u. k may be getting on with bread it but nowhere or it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them than the d. u. p. the democratic union coffee it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol. the device that keeps northern ireland both in the u. k . and for trade purposes in the e. u. single market at the same time. complicated. yeah. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hog border between the law and the irish republic and to protect the good friday agreement.

bear with me, the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d. w. much of the u. k. may be getting on with bread it, but nowhere are its effects. more devices than in northern ireland. i'm no political group is angry about them. the d u p. the democratic union party it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol. the device just keeps northern ireland both in the u. k. and for trade purposes in the e. u. single market at the same time. complicated. yes, very. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hard border between the law and the irish republic and to protect the good friday agreement.

u. k. prime minister bar. his johnson has spoken via phone with the ukranian president. he has given the british support saying that the u. k. is exploring sending further defense of support to ukraine. and that this russian or so called russian invasion could begin in hours. well meanwhile, the syrian foreign minister has taken a different line, expressing solidarity with the don. yes. can lugens people's republics and supporting rushes decision. yesterday, president putin made a statement that constitutes an important milestone in world history. the syrian, our republic fully supports the decoration by the russian president. it is the only way to respond to western countries supportive terrorism. they use a policy of force wherever they want, alongside soft power to change the situation in the world, in the interest of the heck emily. and while the west complains about russia alleged violation of international agreements, moscow has its own ax to grind a claims. it was given a promise that nato would not move the east and that this promise was broken. digging into that

u. k, with a 130000 people that could be killed in the 1st hours and said we've got it from intelligent sources, but didn't tell you what those sources are. and number of people have also pointed to the fact that, of course, the united states very long time said sir dan has weapons of mass destruction and in the end there were no weapons of mass destruction. the mot, milly is already said this time on the ukrainian border. it feels different. joe biden continues to monitor the situation this weekend is up in delaware. but it's clear that lawmakers have been given a much clearer picture of the american assessments of what could happen, but the russians are saying it's nonsense. alan fischer reporting from washington d. c. we thank you for that update. so presupposing russia does invade ukraine at some point, then what happens? well, let's have a look at the maps. as we know they share around 2000 kilometers of border, which means ample opportunity for russia to make some sort of incursion. and let's not forget it already. has the gray regions which are put in there, the separatist areas

enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. much of the u. k. may be getting on with rex it but no way or it's affects more devices than in northern ireland. and no political group is angry about them than the democratic unionist party. it's harvey, it is the so called northern ireland protocol. my guest this week from county and jim and northern ireland is sammy wilson for the peace chief with the parliament in westminster conflict dawn in 60 minutes on d. w. o. she up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com, highlights the battle against cove it the only common variant is putting healthcare systems around the world to the test. vaccination campaigns are accelerating while restrictions are intensifying once again. but are these measures enough to stop the spread of omicron, fax data and reports release? you know, a weekly coping special every thursday on d w. ah, ah ah. hello and welcome to focus on europe and the eyes of the world are still on the 10 situations along the border between russia and ukraine. despit

you all the things that caught her eye arts 21 on d w that enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. much of a u. k. may be getting on with brakes it, but nowhere it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them in the democratic union. county, a so called northern ireland protocol, i guess this week from county. i'm truman island is sammy wilson could be peace with the parliament in westminster conflict in 60 minutes on dw, with we've got some hot tips for your bucket list, a magic corner chat hot spot for food, and some great cultural memorials to boot w travel off. we go it's interesting to be upon us the follies george bush. no. just looking in please identify tom crashed via ish o. 6 cinema makes us feel better makes us happy with.

ah, with to enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian much of the u. k. may be getting on with breaks it but no way or it's affects more devices than in northern ireland. and no political group is angry about them in the democratic union party. it's harvey, this the so called northern ireland protocol. my guest this week from county i'm trip in northern ireland is sammy wilson, could be peace chief with the parliament in westminster conflict on d. w. oh, they've had it for decades. the people of iraq, your country is devastated and there's no end to define how did it comes with key witnesses reveal unprecedented story. they were presenting the you as they knew what the consequences of these sanctions are. and they've liked the world about it. does he make it easy that someone could kill his friends and as a fee and so easily was a really you behaved exactly like have durmit and the poison spread better. ah, less my 0 in the great documentary series destruction of a nation starts march 4th on d. w. much of the u. k. may be getting on with bread it, but nowh

u. k. prime minister met with nato secretary genuine in brussels. so one message has come out of that meeting sharia. whoa, even though british officials are wanting russia to stop the cold war rhetoric, it seems the more of was, is really happening in the west between nato and indeed, boris johnson in that joint press conference earlier today. words including the most dangerous moment, the biggest security crisis. indeed, the stakes are high and that nato must prepare for the worst. that the words in that joint conference in the h q in brussels, while there warning of fear of an eminent russian attack. the number of russian forces is going up. the warning time for a possible attack is going down. this is probably the most dangerous moment. i would say them in the course of the next few days in what is the biggest security crisis that europe has facebook for decades. and today i agreed with the secretary general, a package of support sending troops claims and ships to defend nato from north to south. indeed, the prime minister boris johnson agreed a

sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. authorities in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts of southern england, including london was sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by the storm. so the message along with a loss to this office has the read weather. will he stay indoors? so you, this is the worst, only based in 3 decades is for the polio inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway and albinos, numerous flights were cancelled. and of the ones that did try to land in london heathrow, many ended up being diverted. train services were interrupted as well, leaving many passengers stranded less. quoi, it's bob been able to hear him? well, it worked out quite well because i was able to spend a little more time my system before i had it back up. i'll try to make my way if i have to contact, see, that's what i'll do. germany, france and the netherlands also issued severe weather warnings. storm eunice is likely to cause even more havoc than its predecessor did just days earlier. or hundreds of thousands to din today to watch. pilots f

u. k. in parallel with what we're about to hear from the e. u and the united states will launch a 1st salvo of sanctions aimed squarely at the kremlin. we've got a rough idea of the outline of some of them including stopping russia from selling sovereign debts in the u. k. usually in the form of. busy a foreign currencies in the shape of bombs, especially stock russia from bank rolling this ongoing conflict. oh, so it's been described as being one of the biggest i sold. so suppose on so the only galks live present here, the u. k. that will obviously have billions of dollars worth of their assets here in the british capital. it's believe that as many as a 100 russian only galks my might well find themselves. and the receiving end of this new raft of sanctions from the british government understood that need thanks very much. buckets, welcome to the shop in london now to washington because the us president joe biden is speaking to g 7. allies to come up with a coordinated responds to the russian invasion. earlier, he released this statement. he s

u. s. president will be speaking on the phone with the u. k. leader, as he continues to coordinate with transatlantic leaders projecting unity in terms of the coordinated response. should russia invade ukraine with respect to that invitation by the president lensky? well, a, we will have to ask in the upcoming press briefing. if that is something that the u . s. president will entertain now. he's been at camp david over the weekend. he said to return to the white house southland very shortly, but in the meantime, this is a white house that is continuing to ramp up warnings that at any time russia could invade you credit. in fact, this is something that the national security advisor j sullivan has been saying for weeks. the latest warnings will be issued to members of congress on capital hill. he will be briefing members of the house of representatives this morning here in washington, and then later on he will be briefing members of the u. s. senate. so we're watching carefully to see what more the white house might have to say about that invit

u. k. may be getting on with brakes? it, but nowhere or it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angry about them than the b u. p. the democratic union party it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol. the device just keeps northern ireland both in the u. k and for trade purposes in the e. u. single markets at the same time. complicated. yeah, very. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hard border between the law and the irish republic and to protect the good friday agreement. my guest this week from county, antrim, and northern ireland. this family wilson, the chief whip the parliament in westminster. and he want pat protocol. crap, you are the one who a year ago called for guerrilla warfare to destroy the protocol, didn't do you stand by that? i don't course, in less than 3 months they'll be election to the northern ireland assembly with the d. u. p won't say what people do, it loses the nationalist fame party. so the stability of the political institutions never th

u. k. relations is important. that is your, one of your biggest military powers. the u. k. maintains strong lines of communication with russia in order to avoid miscalculation or the risk of inadvertent escalations or to continue speak. wrigley to my ukrainian defense counterpart minister wrote the call as we continue to report the armed forces of ukraine. since 2015, the u. k is responded alongside the likes of sweden and canada to russia's previous enigma occupational crimea, defense capability building including training under fall and as i know for the last month with the speaker, we took the decision to also provide legal aid to ukraine. this now means that alongside the united states, canada stony radia and the netherlands united kingdom has not just spoken, but acted. i'm pleased with the assets being made by range of european leaders, including president macro, to find a way for him, as we must remain resolute in our commitment to nato's formal response to the russian draw treaties, which all nature members signed up to intimidation and aggression. however, must not be rewarded. we should be under no illusion.

u k of dewresey? well, i'll start with on the way across the atlantic, a tough a storm on russia was being proposed. the u. s. president met with german leader last shots off the which joe biden vowed that that 2 countries would put up a united front during the fraction states of relations between the west and moscow . but also threatened to hold the nor stream to gas pipeline. if russia invades ukraine, there will be no longer a north steam to we, we will bring it into. how would you, how will you do that? exactly. since the product and control of the product is within germany's control, we will, i promise you will be able to do. officials in germany have repeatedly stressed the importance of rush and gas for the countries energy needs. they've called to enter the political disputes over the gas pipelines saying it has nothing to do with politics. however, the later stand off digging in germany is apparently taken to utah fitness the energy mix. today we are talking about one quarter of energy that is linked to gas, and only part of that gas comes from russia. big parts come from netherlands and of

u. k to day with winds of 120 miles per hour, turning the runway at heathrow airport in london into one of the most watched places on the internet. this is where the scale of the pod really company and in a salary easy, non sun like i to be tough to come. yeah. joe, um, he was watching on p b as in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with russia preparing to flight its military muscle in ukraine's backyard. russian president vladimir putin says that he'll personally oversee drills of his country's nuclear arsenal to morrow. and he insists the exercises are not meant to intimidate. it's a not so subtle reminder to the rest of the world that russia is still a nuclear superpower. now, this all seems like geopolitical smoke and mirrors if you believe the kremlin. there was no aggressive intention to massing its troops along the border with ukraine. in fact, russia says that it is withdrawing some of those forces this week. the u. s. and nato have repeatedly called out russia on saying one thing and doing the opposite. today, the u. s. secretary of d

u. k. a we have one, had ran 17000 children with long cobit in the u. k. in a one of my closest friends at her daughter was a gymnast, and now she has have it with her just to get get out of the house. there is no master level or is no ventilation alliance. so we're not actually stop at stopping . people are getting covered the the are going to going to get runcle. i hold. let me, let me add another store. it's the store that, that you just sat and this is one from ella sloman. as anew chief, i've had a long covey for over a year. i can't work and things are desperate. all right, so i've got a couple of you chief questions and queries knowing i'm going to give one to you. is this at long cove? this one comes from anna. is this situation justification for warp speed in the entire endeavor? reset, speeding up, reset. we did this for the vaccines that was sped up. vaccines turned up bill before anybody thought we could have vaccines. should this be the same for long how they, what have you found from your pocket researching and the interviews that you've done?

u. k. saying that this would only trigger a european war earlier this morning. the british prime minister by his johnson held a telephone call with the ukranian president zalinski, in which he promised further british assistance. now it does follow what the u. k. has turned its biggest event sanctions that it slept on russia yesterday, and this was an attempt, johnson says to hubble the russian economy, it does target bangs the sanctions also target the russian president vladimir putin in a circle. and at the same time, wealthy russians who either live here in london, or have extensive businesses much negative about the u. k. as in nancy, the largest and most of your package of economic sanctions, the russia has ever seen with new financial measures. we're taking new powers to target russian finance. in addition to the banks, we've already sanctioned these powers. when will they will not totally to exclude russian banks from the u. k. financial them, which is of course by far the largest in you're stopping them from accessing sterling and clearing payments through the u. k. now we're looking here at a 10 point sanctions package t

u. k. policy of confrontation with russia, a form of a non aggression pact might be a possibility. i mean i, i imagine that kind of thing, that macaroni thinking, unfortunately, i think there are many people in the united states who want to use the ukraine crisis to aggravating tensions of russia and do for the confrontation. i think clearly frowns in germany wanted, but the question is then will they have the will to overcome? the u. s. u. k of dewresey. icons visit comes as a top russian diplomat rounded on mainstream reports that moscow's supposedly a master, 70 percent of its military power needed to invade ukraine. another master piece of us propaganda wore unnamed officials undisclosed sources, no evidence, and as b. o. so if you openly question such fakes, you won't get answers and will be labeled a russian apologist. as mainstream media stories on supposedly invasion, pile up nato is enhancing its presence near russia. playing carrying pentagon troops and equipment was spotted landing in poland on sunday, near the ukrainian border. and nato is also considering long term mil

u. k, could fight russia. and when i, with it is part of consistent publication is our josh's concern ever since the fall of the soviet union when there was talk about helping russia. and in fact, what, what, what was actually happened is consistent attempts to try and sort of clamp down or russia, push the boundaries back, incorporate many former soviet countries into nato. and there was talk quite recently over bringing the ukraine into nato. is there is a consistent cocher say in the way that russia is treated by compassion. if you think of china, you know, china is doing all sorts of things that to the west. what we saying is, is unacceptable. but in fact, nothing happens in the way of sanctions. they're far from it. those are those war business have been done that has been done with us house leader, nancy pelosi is the latest prominent political figure to make a geographical blunder. she missed talk hungry for ukraine. was discussing the tensions it comes out of britain's foreign secretary list trust with slums for confus

u. k. traffic come into place. so it's our welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context burg martin london. thank you. now, 2 years ago, m u s. e car maker, tesla started building a factory outside of berlin. it is now ready to start rolling out new cars. but production is yet to start. necessary permits by authorities are still pending. environmental robes and local residents had voiced concerns. for example, over the water consumption of the factory. tesla eskegal factory outside berlin. the assembly lines are already warmed up, but authorities have yet to give the final go ahead. they're about to do so. but at a nearby lake protesters are getting ready to voice their concern. they worry about test last enormous water needs. and fear drinking water here could soon be in short supply. and that could affect not only the small town in brandenburg, but also the near by capital city, month, an invalid on you see it in the dry fours and says the berliner, i have to say, my biggest fear is for berlin's drinking water. but you know, and we'll tesl

u. k. markets. so we have both with accessible t, u and u. k markets. and it's doing pretty well in our economy is doing very well. so you're basically agree with paul monahan, for example, the chief executive of the chamber of commerce. not allowed who, who says exactly that we're doing well. we've got preferential access to the cable that total access to the e u. that's why the nor nice economy is a, a land of opportunity. and yet, individual businesses quoted by jim shannon, for example, say look at, you know, we're finding, you know, we've got to felon 20 forums to, to, to export era or stuff to our own country. he can see the point of view. there is no, no doubt that there are issues there and on basically that can order to maintain the bipartisan, if you like, or the double benefits. there will be some losers. but though those losers are those people that have extra burdens of paperwork and all the rest are in a very small minority. and emily, i talked to tells me that there are benefits and great benefits on rid opportunities and the difficulties