u. k with a ne, so he's also going to visit an organic farm or so, so called broader when echoed eco village, that sort of, you know, reflect for his interest in sustainability in the environment. but i think most importantly, he's trying to hold a speech in german bonus hearts more and reportedly he's going to hold that speech and german. now as some of you might know, i am his late father, philip. he also spoke, jammed fluently. and so it's going to be very interesting to see how king charles holds up against his late father, emily gordon reporting the analysis. look at some other stories making news around the world. the vatican says francis has been hospitalized with the respiratory infection spokesperson said the 86 year old was admitted for checks of the complaining of breathing. difficulties is expected to remain admitted for a few days. fever has stripped an easier of the right to host the under 20 football will come. the decision follows a statement from in the nation president, yoko window in which he a post israel participation in the tournament is considering further sanctions ag

u. k, with a ne. so he's also going to visit an organic farm or so, so called brother when echo, because village, some sort of, you know, reflect his interest in sustainability in the environment. but i think most importantly, he's going to hold a speech in the gym for the sites more and reportedly he's going to hold that speech and german. now as some of you might know him, his late father philip, he also spectrum fluently. and so it's going to be very interesting to see how king charles holds up against his late father. the vatican says pope frances has their respiratory infection and will need to spend a few days in hospital in rome. the pontiff was admitted on wednesday after complaining of breathing difficulties. his illness comes at his busiest time of the year with many events in the run up to easter. ah, this is barry defeat oli, book france. it has been admitted. the 10th floor of the camilla hospital in june, diabetic and fit he has a respiratory illness but drew it out. go with 19 and a tan

u partners are not completely happy with the situation due to the economic issues that germany has suffered in particular with energy prices. the u. k. has been hit with energy prices going up. and this is all a result of the sanctions and the ongoing war in the you in the ukraine, and the u. s. isn't letting its partners out of this situation. so it's putting pressure on nato much more, i think, than it's putting pressure on russia. well yeah, it's a very interesting point, george, and i've always said that nato was never, never designed actually to fight a war like disappear power. ok. it was a, i'm in georgia, i bit older. it was always kind of it a bit of a dinner club. okay. it wasn't designed to do actually be a military, i mean in a, in a conventional sense. it was more political and, and this is what they faced georgia. let's talk about the issue of d. i d notification because that's the the 2nd prong that is have been never really been discussed much in the west. they just think is frivolous. but you and i know exactly what that means. the recipe regime change. you cannot have the current regime still in power. ok, and that

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u. k. with the silicon valley bank. they reckon the government reckons that a, something like up to a half of the so called innovation economy was engaged by this bank. that small startup operations attracted by this bank. not for hi, a good deals on interest, quick killings on money, but more because it understood that the tech and that the nature of the businesses and a way of moving forward. but no, this was a disaster in many ways that sir bean all book resolved. it would seem, as phoebe an american bank with a global reach, we've seen very different approaches to the crisis depending upon which side of the atlantic you happen to sit. yeah, of course the bank here, the, the, the, the, the division of the bank here in the u. k is much smaller. pretty different in, in the way it's a dynamics work. but they have one thing in common and the major a cause of the difficulties was an over reliance. it's thought on government bonds with a long term gains. they would return but short term with high interest rates. of course,

bella. ruth, as early as this summer and the collective west, which is apparently totally cool with the u. k toying with this and word promptly flipped out by the ruse, hosting russian nuclear weapons would mean in a responsible escalation and threat to european security, but a root can still stop it. it is their choice. the u stands ready to respond with further sanctions. macy's vigilance and we're closely monitored in the citation. we have not seen any changes in russia, nuclear posture that would lead us to adjust our own rushes. nuclear rhetoric is dangerous and irresponsible, yet dangerously irresponsible, but apparently having particular a toxic munitions dumped into a country bordering. the european union wasn't a big deal for burrell or fernando. now, the french foreign ministry calls on russia to cancel the move. germany is condemning it, and lithuania is demanding more sanctions on russia and bowers. but the u. s. has deployed its own nuclear weapons in europe since the mid 19 fifties since the eisenhower years. that's according to the center for arms control and non proliferation

with japan. it would, it, last week the u. k apparently decided that it wasn't enough just to provide ukraine with more conventional ammunition just as european union nations have agreed to produce. presumably with all that energy saved from their citizens, taking shorter showers. instead the u. k. just had to work in a nuclear angle to it's ammo, pledging some armor piercing munitions containing depleted uranium that has toxicity linked to ontological diseases, when it was used in iraq and the former yugoslavia for example. and also has some radioactive properties as well. now imagine if a whole depot of this stuff went up in flames or ended up getting bombed, is the u. k. willing to guarantee that there won't be a toxic follow from that? heck, they can't even trace weapons currently in ukraine. so it's equally unlikely that the going to give down what happens to these shells or to anyone exposed to the substances in them. why didn't go there to uranium ammo, when there are perfectly normal shells of all kinds to choose from. p

u. k, with immediate effect over security concerns. cabinets, office administered, office minister oliver dowden said the move was good cyber hygiene amid risks to sensitive government data u. k. prime minister issues tonight because been under pressure from senior, i'm pleased about the app for a similar moves by the u. s. and you take talk. so the decision was made based on quote from the mental misconceptions and driven by why did you politics, could run you can always catch up with a website address for this that is out 0, dot com ah or one to the top stories 0. mill always president is appealed for global support auto tropical cycle and hit the east of southern africa. so i can, freddie is one of the deadliest and longest lasting tropical storms to hit africa in recent years. at least 326 people have died and hundreds missing in malawi, after mud slides and severe flooding. tor through the region. u. s. military is released video of an encounter between a russian fighter jet and a u. s. drone. the pentagon says the russian aircraft unsafely intercepted the reproduction which then cra

and the collective west, which was apparently totally cool with the u. k toying with the n word nuclear promptly flipped out. bella roost hosting russian nuclear weapons would mean in irresponsible escalation and threat to european security. bella roost can still stop it, it is their choice. the u stands ready to respond with further sanctions, nature's vigilance, and we're closing the monitoring dissertation. we have not seen any changes in russia, nuclear posture that would lead us to adjust our own. yeah. dangerous. but apparently having particularly toxic munitions dumped into a country bordering the e. you wasn't a big deal for burrell or for nato. the french for a ministry calls on russia to cancel the move. germany is demi yet, and lithuania is demanding more sanctions on russia and bowers. but the u. s. has deployed, it's only here. weapons in europe since the mid 1953 feet white eisenhower administration . that's according to the center for arms control and non proliferation. which sites an estimated 100 us new through or to cross faces in countri

u. k. with immediate effect over security concerns. cabinet office minister oliver dowden said the move was good cyber hygiene, amend risks to sensitive government data you k problem as to where she sooner has been under pressure from senior m. p. 's to band the up following similar moves by the u. s. and e, u, tick tock said the decision was made based on fundamental misconceptions and driven by wider geo politics. quicker i didn't catch up any time on our website. it was that is al jazeera dot com. ah, remodel top stories, you'll notice 011 us banks of announced they'll deposit $30000000000.00 into struggling regional bank 1st. republic. bank shares had fallen 70 percent in the past 9 trading sessions. it comes after 2 major us bank failures in the past week, including silicon valley bank. kristen salumi as more from wall street in new york . j. p. morgan chase, bank of america and 9 other major financial institutions came to the rescue of the california bank 1st republic on thursday, depositi

u. k. with comb factory workers left destitute. the merchants and liverpool club together to buy a war ship to break the embargo to get cotton over to the u. k. and when it came to the you care and it came to the mills workers in the u. k. refuse to handle that cotton. they said we have more in common, a more in solidarity with the slaves in the, in the west and in the caribbean. them with the mill owners and those kinds of stories to towers. that actually solidarity isn't something new, right. and i think there are lots of stories that we need to begin to tell because there are alternatives often what we need is solidarity in the global north. because it's your corporations, your banks, your multinationals that are repressing this. so the one thing that we could do is of course shop less, but also take action against our banks and our, our political system and allow these a 1000 flowers to blue, right. and to allow them to grow and then be able to weave more storage because if we can't describe the world we want, how would we expec

u. k. with desperate clients have been lining up to withdraw their funds from outlet solve the california based s v b. but let's get a little bit deeper into the story here. it can get mulky, but it's very enlightening. it's our correspondent marina customer. it's make it work time for everyone associated with silicon valley bank. investors are panicking . tech companies are panicking and experts here that i could snowball into a new financial crisis, including former us treasury secretary lauren summers. it certainly is going to have very substantial consequences for silicon valley, for the economy of all the insure ah sector which has been dynamic. unless i, the government is able to assure that this situation is worked through. they do us government says it's on it with joe biden and the governor of california, already discussing efforts to address the situation over the last 48 hours. i've been in touch with the highest levels of leadership at the white house in treasury . every one is worki

u. k. with the bank of england has increased its benchmark interest rate, but quarter percentage point that's brought the rate to 4.25 percent. while the inflation target is 2 percent. this is the 11th consecutive rate rise in just a day off the announcement that inflation has also gone up. and the u. s. federal reserve put its rate up you case february inflation rate at 10.4 percent driven by high food and energy bills. port brennan has more from london the inflation that was an am on wednesday from 10 point one percent going up unexpectedly to 10.4 percent or the force in the hands of the members of the monetary policy committee of the bank of england when they made that decision this morning, i have to say there are some chinks of hope in the predictions that the bank of england are putting forward. saying for example, well, 1st of all, it was not a unanimous decision. it was $7.00 to $2.00 in favor of increasing the interest rates from 4 percent to 4.2 to 5 percent. the other 2 members of th

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u. k. submarine technology and design with american technology. and i wanna reiterate again. yes, s n, the august will not have nuclear weapons. it will become a future standard for both the u. k. royal navy and the royal australian navy, and made australia defense needs. while bringing our military, our scientists are engineered our ship builders, our industrial workforce, our country's closer together, closer than ever. let me emphasize again, nuclear propulsion. just test it and save the united states, the u. k. of used to for nearly 70 years from spotless record, a spotless record combined between u. s. and u. k. all of our nuclear power chips of travel the entire. 9 globe around the entire globe war than a 150000000 miles. that's gone, moon $300.00 times. now we can figure out how to get this up to the move we're lug working on. i've got admit, our stewardship of naval nuclear propulsion technology is a point of honor, pride and deep tradition. currently held by admiral frank caldwell who's here today . we're our ad room years of trainee runner take. he started now ensure

don't with the u. s. u. k and australia and build of the plans at a meeting of their security alliance, which is known as alkalis a room. welcome to the 3 global leaders. they've come together to announce not just the major arms, dale, that's an historic strategic partnership. the oak is agreement. we confirm hearing sandy, i represent the biggest single investment in australia's defense capability in all about history. ah, australia will buy as many of 5 of these nuclear powered submarines and light to build a new one themselves. based on british design with u. s. technology. it's a long time upgrade that will make australia a full partner in failing top secret us nuclear technology. previous the only shad with the u. k. warden has no partnership. we're showing again how democracies can deliver our own security and prosperity and not just for us but for the entire world. oh, chris is an attempt to can to growing chinese military power in the asia pacific region, including beijing's construction of a sophistic

still ways to control the way that the world works with you is undoubtedly at the moment under the anglo saxons under the u. k. america, with or without breakfast, because that's one with irrelevant because the worst nightmare for britain in america would be a new you. that was reasonably independent because then it would make moves towards moscow. and this is working big deviled at the moment, essentially by the us with winning butler, britain, which i have to say for some strange reason have had this. i'm to moscow paranoia. my speakers historian suits at least 79 to speaking to russian media. if not it may take notice of address for the west received the threat from a military alliance between russia and china. that was of shoes issue. but isn't it that the west has wrecked very painfully and extremely motioning to prison. c submitted to rush and it's helicopter. they said that most green bay, gina creighton and you axes and pulse a threats to the west. is it true to threads up with? was gazillion says there you, she wish you said creating an axes. you used a western cliche and this indicates how they are

u. k is also struggled with inflation of the past year in large part because of energy costs, the same driver of inflation in the u. but other factors including brags and a stand off between suppliers and grocers, has created something more alarming and recent weeks. visible food shortages take a look not much here, empty boxes, a handful of tomatoes, a few cucumbers enough to make a salad, but certainly not enough for all the salads. people in this london neighbourhood wanted to make stores have put buying limits on fresh groceries. it's a problem for families and for restaurants. the shortage, it makes us to change from the motto based to wide base sources. because we're can with the we, we have to make a profit. while that, whether in spain and morocco has affected their salad exports, u. k, farmers are not able to make up for the shortfall. that's because of high energy prices and traditionally low food prices that cut their margins. we were talking about this, this tom last year and i think nothing was being heard very much. assigning because now you're saying empty shows that and here w

u. k. with a land border with the e. u. in the shape of the republic of ireland, essential leading to options open either a hard border on the island of ireland, which could have endangered a lot of the progress made on peace over many years. or a customs border in the irish sea between 2 separate parts of the u. k. that was what was agreed upon and what is called what of opposition from union is politicians in northern on from conservatives in westminster as well. this new deal allows goods coming from the mainland to northern ireland to be separated into 2 categories. those that could end up in the south of island. in the e u. they will be put into the red channel, subject the same kinds of a strict customs checks as before, but the green channel will be open to those goods that are destined only to remain in northern and even if they come from separate suppliers to separate retailers in northern ireland, in the same shipment, they'll just require one piece of documentation, a testing to that, so it should really free up

u. k to follow suit. earlier we spoke with an independent journalist, she says, the u. k. political system needs to take steps to get rid of his on the phobia. obviously they always come with excuses of security, but this is the country where based on reports, 40 over 40 percent of mosques have come under attacks over the past 3 years. and a great percentage of voters have been that have been surveyed in different elections. have said that they feel islam is generally a threat. so, so we're talking about a country that has a phobia grounded in that society and in as well as the political system of the media. and you see the same security minister quitting in the arabic and congratulating muslims for ramadan, but at the same time portraying muslims as being a threat. this is clearly very hypocritical and has nothing to do with security or was fighting terrorism. it's all has to do with trying to gemini and isolated wrong ways of protests have hit france in the country. southwest police clash with demonstrators who torts their vehicles as they demanded. halting the constru

u. k. america, with or without breakfast. because the last one was relevant because the worst nightmare for britain in america would be in you that was reasonably independent because then it would make moves towards moscow. and this is working bedeviled at the moment, essentially by the us with winning butler, britain, which i have to say. sounds great reason has had this. i'm to moscow paranoia. and i think it's historian suits, at least $79.00 to speaking to russian media. if not my page, and also address what the west perceived as a threat from a military alliance between russia and china, of shoes issue. but isn't that the west has wretched very painfully and extremely motion to presence this visit to rush. and it's how come they said that most green bay, gina creighton and you axes and pose a threat to the west. is it true that threads up with was gazillion says there you, she wish you said creating an axis. you use the western cliche and this indicates how they are successfully putting their cliches, even into the heads

u. k and australia. and there will be american technology in there. and the u. s. hasn't shared it's nuclear propulsion technology with any other country except the united kingdom. it started doing that in 1958. so this will just be the 2nd time it does that. and eventually when australia begins building those submarines, it's going to be in the 20 forty's, at least that is the current estimate. and that will strain the capacities of the industrial bases of the us, of the u. k. and australia. so this is a major project that will gone for decades, and it's really a new kind of alliance in the pacific. but these lead is apparently feel it is necessary due to the growing threat they see from china. china has been building out on manmade islands. naval fortresses and talking about taiwan in ways that have alarmed much of the western world. and this is their answer. and i suppose it's interesting that from washington's perspective, they would choose to share this very sensitive in secretive technology with australia and get into this deal with the u. k. when actually they have all the allies in the region that a much close

mom that is with that as the u. k has seen a dramatic increase in the number of migrants crossing over from france. the government's come up with a new policy called the illegal immigration bill, while the plan is set to stop those coming over by boat. some of the wording use has been called into question. prime minister richie soon act posted the national campaign slogan that margaret would be denied access to the u. k. as modern slavery system. a prominent host at the b. b. c took to twitter, comparing the government's plans and some of the language used to germany's migration policies of the 19 thirty's. there is no huge influx. we take for fuel refugees and other major european countries. this is just an immeasurably cruel policy directed at the most vulnerable people in language that is not dissimilar to that used by germany in the 30s. and i'm out of order. the legendary footballer gary linux is now a major star at the broadcaster, but he since been suspended by the corporation which said his social media activi

u. k. establishment. i know they never really had came up with that in the thinking that was done in ireland was never really replicated pre referendum in the u. k. but there was definitely a feeling during the brett's in negotiations that the nationalist voice had very good expressions through the actions of the government of our and, and at 3 the european union reflecting those concerns. whereas the unionist voice was subjugated if you like to the wider concerns of the u. k. government determined to secure the sort of brett's it. it won't said allowing a hard breaks it with a lot of divergence. and basically at the end of the day when push came to shove, maurice johnson sacrificed the unionist interest in the interests of the sort of brexton that he felt he had to deliver for the conservative party, mississippi. the cobra you in in belfast were quite sure whether you were shaking your head in agreement or disagreement there. but also you know, i just wanted was bringing that to you. p. say they're going to look at this agreement and go through with a fine tooth comb. so, you know, george could just come in

with countries in the asia pacific region. i was there announcing that they're going to create a new global nato, and the u. k. has signed the contract on mutual openness with japan. western analysts are saying that the west is building a new axis, similar to the one that was created in the 19th thirty's, by the fastest regimes in germany, and literally an militaristic japan immunity scheme. that may have hurt and has also said that western powers try to disrupt negotiations with his chinese counterparts. that was in response to a poor was that a 1000000 a 1000000 artillery shells will be sent to ukraine by its allies in the u. as information was revealed, the same day period in house did chinese president champagne in moscow where the 2 leaders discussed paging piece plan for the ukraine conflict and more. this debt will calabrese, the chinese russian ties have gone far beyond bilateral relations over the last 10 years. and are of crucial and vital importance for today's world order. a relationship is built on contributing to the progress of mankind. we are guided by the principles in the un charter and a day

u. s. has been trying to combat that and by combining with australia and the u. k. so this is an international program to try to try to deter the threat as the u. s. would put it from the world's largest navy, and we are very fortunate john to have it out to have the timing of our conversation seems to coincide with this wonderful broadband rehearsal taking place, presumably, getting ready for those upcoming speeches. tell us more about the, the purpose of us because we have seen tensions rising in the end of the pacific region. there is a great deal of concern about china's intentions towards taiwan as i've been any reaction from beijing to this. absolutely, she's been paying has said this is clearly an effort to encircle and to contain china, and he's called it an aggressive and provocative military move. the u. s. is that is not the case of these 3 nations. say that this is actually an effort to can, to deter any kind of military action in that region, but not to aggressively for one. they say it's a peacekeeping effort between those countries. china went on to s