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u. k. banks like h s b c closed the accounts of small and medium size u. k based businesses, the trade with ukraine conducting, even one of ukrainian transaction can lead to an account being closed. so this letter to the bruce secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent british companies that do business with ukraine. and he's saying that some of those british companies are getting flagged by the banking system that does the know your customer, k y, see type of due diligence on banking customers and transactions. and they're either having their british bank accounts closed or they're being blocked from opening new ones all because they were caught transacting with are you creating company? and they just don't understand why anti corruption or anti money laundering due diligence would flag dealings with the country considered to be one of the most corrupt in the world that's according to transparency international. the letter says that quote, decades ago, decades ago, ukraine was designated for banks as a risky jurisdiction for

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the trading with you crate and it's becoming increasingly risky for u. k. firms with some businesses working, they're seeing their accounts close by the british banks. that is, according to a recently published letter from the printer, she printed chamber of commerce. increasingly, our members are afraid to trade with ukraine from the u. k. the british mccraney and chamber of commerce continues to receive complaints that many u. k. banks like hsbc, close the accounts of small and medium size u. k based businesses. the trade with ukraine conducting, even one ukrainian transaction can lead to an account being closed. so this letter to the bruce secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent various companies that do business with ukraine. and he's saying that some of those british companies are getting flagged by the banking system that does the know your customer, k y, see type of due diligence on banking customers and transactions. and they're either having their british bank accounts closed or

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u. k. with dry january ad campaigns like this one were searchers at the university of southwick's have been studying whether it's really effective the participants did actually sleep better. generally had more energy. their skin was better and they lost weight dimensions here on top of no 5 when people go without alcohol for a couple of weeks, they definitely lose weight because they saves the kind of raise on it. and we'll know when you drink alcohol, you get hungry at some point on who you want to have a snack. you go to the refrigerator again at 10 on that trip. so if, when you absent them for a while and then leave them abstinence from alcohol, even for a brief period, generally leads to a healthy or fitter body for alcohol research or how much designs that make sense. because alcohol is a points and by whom to the con, there are $200.00 diseases that are caused by alcohol, usually can shift fuss that in itself is a really fascinating group. but on the other hand, what surprising is that whe

u. k with 19 cases and give us the, the quantity of knowledge that we need. is that the case and how serious the problem is that? yes, so the world health organization has are usually called for governments to maintain their vigilance around monitoring and surveillance so that we can be prepared. not only for search could be 2 and all of a sudden variance of but if you can direct. so this is also really important part of pandemic security. and is something that the w 2 is discussing in their pap pandemic a chord with member states. so i think, you know, we can't just be relying on unlimited tools, the more information we have, the better and, and also just to emphasize that, of course, the, the, the previous, you know, any vaccines for a better, the no vaccine if you are vulnerable. but now that the, the, the wild strain is no longer in, in circulation, it does make sense, going forward to have just a broad stroke on the kron focused vaccine. so hopefully we do see that and hopefully me see countries taking this seriously in terms of monitoring and surveillan

of the training with ukraine is becoming increasingly more risky for the u. k. a. some firms conducting business with kids of our being closed by british banks. that's according to a recently published letter from the british, ukrainian chamber of commerce. increasingly, all numbers on a freight to trade with ukraine from the u. k. the british recreate in chamber of commerce, continues to receive complaints the menu, k bangs like hsbc, close the accounts of small and medium size u. k. base businesses. the trade with ukraine conduct and even the one you create in transaction can lead to an account being closed. to discuss this further, we now cross live to our, to contributor rachel mars, and hi rachel. so why are some british companies closing the accounts of a british companies trading with ukraine? what's the concern or so this letter to the british secretary, the treasury is from the co chair of the british ukrainian chamber of commerce. so they represent various companies that do business with ukraine, and he's saying that some of those british companies are get

with british values. we spoke to a panel of gas to say the u. k. move risk damaging relations between the countries and is an interference and beijing's internal affairs. and it's obviously trying to undermine cleverly is visit to beijing. this is a radical wing of the party, as i said, who was interested in election engineering. not really in policy. the easiest way is to scapes. go with somebody else, to blame. others accuse them of not being able to govern is a favorite trick of those who cannot govern themselves. it's only going to undermine relations with mainland china. and that's well, knowns, everybody, you know, um the, as far as china is concerned, this is definitely interference. and it's internal affairs. it's time to amount to a declaration of will. it's saying that they are going to continue to use to i want to also, i want to use it as a proxy against china. that's the whole function of the way that type one has always been used by the imperative is as a battering ram against china. will be imperialist, so really the most is all to p

u. k with lots of clouds, or you'll sitting in a, in a studio here in, in the why would you miss this one? how often do these super booms have come? and when's the next one? so super names because relatively regularly get about 3 every. yeah. pretty much slightly wherever we already get one of those every 3 years and the charges of the both occurring at the same time. that's sort of a once in a decade event. the next one isn't going to happen until august 2032. but fortunately, one of the good things about it being a blue moon is it you've got the opportunity if you don't see this. well, the next one is coming along and $29.00 days and you'll be able see it then on the 30th of august, all right. as the patients being really good to have you on the programmatically pace and a space should list some features that this a with sky at night magazine. now nasa has read, contacted with its voice a to space probably about half to 2 weeks of silence from interstellar space is 46 . he is void. your bloss adults to study the out and it's an accidental operate to arrow close the signal loss, 19000000

one issue with practical actions and safeguard the sound and stable development of china. britain relations to the report was published right as a u. k. 4 and secretary visits beijing to whole talks with his chinese counterpart becoming the 1st top british envoy to visit china in 5 years. it made attempts to boost faltering relations between the states, but u. k officially complies with the one china policy. however, the committee chairperson has declared that supporting tie wants right to self determination aligns with british values. we spoke to a panel of guests who said that you can't move risk damaging relations between the countries and is interfering and beijing's internal affairs. and it's obviously trying to undermine cleverly is visit to beijing. this is a radical wing of the party, as i said, who was interested in election engineering. not really in policy. the easiest way is to scapes. go with somebody else, to blame. others accuse them of not being able to govern is a favorite trick of those who cannot govern themselves. it's only going to undermine relations with mainland china, and that's well known to everybody. you k

u. k and russia for some time now. we've been going back as far as 2006 with the poisoning and the killing of alexander, at least india and co, a former russian intelligence officer who the u. k. government said was killed by an assassin high by the russian government a possible which of 2018. of course you remember that was that poisoning in the city of sol, spray another full month. uh yeah, russian intelligence offices that gave me tell, i'm just targeted with a minute tree. great nerve agents, no big shock. they managed to escape with the live spot. unfortunately, someone in the town in the city has been killed by coming in contact with that. but this is, of course, part of this ongoing situation of the tensions between the u. k and russia, especially since that the u. k. has become one the most vocal supporters of ukraine since the russian impatient. and that was only the tensions between the 2 countries . right. sonya, thank you for that. sonya geiger live in london to israel. now where there appears to be growing division between the military and political leadership on the government plan to limit the pals with

u. k. base tech firm val. 3 industries believe you can with their wearable technology. your company founded in 2017, says they can make your brain think you're actually lifting weights, resulting in getting to work out. so we use electronic muscular stimulation, m. s, for sure, which fundamentally interacts with your muscles to create that same electrical impulse that your brain proceeds. when you're holding a cup a month, a water bottle, or the dumbbells, and delivering that artificially through our wearables. so the feeling you get out of these is resistance load fatigue on weight up to a certain level, but it's design more for strengthening, toning and conditioning. actively combining, electro muscular stimulation in a virtual simulation is a fairly new concept. the company says they are not looking to replace the gym, would at least add value to the tennis sports now. and the atp tools is in an upset at the canadian opened in toronto with men's singles on seated american, mackenzie macdonald, strong as the succeeded russian. andrea roop left to win in straight sets.

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u. k. is the u. k. government points that out and condemns the people. the traffic has organized these crossings . but at the same time, critics is saying that, well, the full lies with the u. k. government for not allowing a safer routes for, for migrants to reach the u. k from friends. okay, thanks paul. that is pull race for us in dosa. well, 76 microns had been rescued from an overloaded both in the mid to writing and see they were taken on board a charity ship. the crew says the boat was heading to naples and easily the tele and government says 95000 people have arrived. 5 see, so 5 this year, a legal and captain harry ty and has completed his move to german champions by and munich, the bazaar in the club, half pipes. there's more than $100000000.00 to sign him. kindly talk to them as the old time leading score with 290 goals and 435 appearances. but he failed to win imagined try featuring his time and north london kind posted this message on social media to tubman's fans. the message though, the all you fans around the world, every single talking find that supported me and been with me throughout my journey and me and my family will tires it forever and ever fo

u. k. was in talks with me jeff, to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management . and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting enabling wars. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. that's time sensitive thing is and has the mount is has issue the stock wanting to the minutes in groups the the the enemy must understand when it comes to israel's security. we're all united anti war and has the secretary general house on the thrall a not to make a mistake. you've made mistakes in the past. you've paid a very high price. if god forbid, an escalation will take place here or events of war. we will send 11 on back to the stone age. don't make mistakes. we don't want more, but we are prepared to protect our citizens. are soldiers and sovereignty the same and came

so, and you may be no longer have to deal with feeling guilty about heading to the gym because a u. k based tech firm has come up with a new technology. they say, well, trick your brain and muscles into thinking you're actually lifting weights. and then most of us take a look, the best price can you work out in virtual reality for 3 industries, believe you can, with their wearable technology. your company founded in 2017, says they can make your brain think you're actually lifting weights, resulting in give you new work out of the way. here's electronic muscular stimulation, m s, for sure, which fundamentally interacts with your muscles to create that same electrical impulse that your brain proceeds. when you're holding a cup, i'm not a water bottles or dumbbells, delivering that artificially through our wearables. so the feeling you get out of these is resistance, load petite, on weight up to a certain level, but it's design more for strengthening, targeting and conditioning. actively combining. electro must dealer stimulation in a virtual simulation is a fairly new concept. the comp

u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned, or at least not return very easily. back to france or elsewhere on the confidence. where is that was possible before, and i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those games. and i think that's something that needs to be addressed originally as well. well, we should also mention it's of course not just the english channel. we're seeing similar tragedies also off the coast of tunisia in italy also just in the last couple of days. in fact, we know that this year has been a specially deadly for migrants trying to get to to europe. has the european migration policy failed, as well as the migration crisis, as it was called in 2015. and we haven't seen anything like that. quite since the terms of the overall numbers, bye bye. see it. it's about 10 percent or so of what it was back bad. however, there is the number of tests, percentage of deaths has, has increased, has

u. k. and what with ukraine has a huge rush of using child abductions as part of an alleged ton say we can, ukraine, says london, imposed sanctions against the all tech children's result in crimea. came in most of the use of the sensor as a destination for the children evacuated from the rules. and also you visited the son, so to speak to the children 1st time. yes, i am from denounced. this is the 1st time i've come here. i really like it here we go on a boat to the sea, jump from the deck. i would like my friends to come here to see. i want it to come to this camp, and now i would like to go to our tech again. i found a lot of new friends here. we dance a lot, watch theater performances go on trips and have fun from the guns. that massage here is fun and positive. i really liked activities here. the nature is beautiful and people are kind and friendly now which, but i had time for me, it was helpful. i wasn't quite the sort tech thanks to my academic achievements. i really like my vacation, i learned to play football pretty well. we have a multinational team, many children from other coun

are unique region of iran which attracts travelers and adventures. speakers with as landscapes resembling tenant mars. and the u. k. schools have again removing classic novels and award winning books from the reading list and a bid to the colonized curriculum. we discussed the issue with our guest is not a solution, right? didn't get off on the is not this to just be decent step in the right direction to see them doing this because that's what happens if the minds of the color life happens in the fall of days that it doesn't happen them on the phone lines. the, the live from moscow. i'm rachel ruble. you're watching r t international. we starts in the african continent where our new shares, military government has agreed to hold direct talks with eagle was. that's according to the head of a new sherry and delegation, who met with these arrows? leadership in a bid to put an end to the crisis in the region. a local journalist from nigeria, tennessee will be a soon reports. well, there are positive developments coming out of these are, this is i'm, i'm on the lead to science, but that could be some level of um, welco

with the migrants. they don't talk to them in the proper way. there is a question mark almost as opposed hospitality. it's also emerge by the way that the u. k was in talks with the jeff to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting and enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. more than $900.00 prominent is riley. i'm posting academics, i'm pub, this is i've signed a method condemning as well as behavior as well as the post and in community palestinian people lack almost all basic rights, including the right to vote and protest. they faced constant violence. this year alone is really forces have killed over a $190.00 post indians in the west bank and gaza and demolished over $590.00 structures. settler vigilantes burn lou and kill with impunity without equal rights for all weather in one sta

u. s. has contributed over 79000000000 dollars in financial and military aids to key if they were opinion following washington suit has donated over 59000000000 dollars with the u. k. is also going to have key of biggest sponsors, having donated have a $9000000000.00 worth so far. let's discuss the story with on zeal and get some a, a full myself african national assembly member money. thanks for joining us on the program. it's good to see how this plays a, how will the situation and the african constant was sitting off of the you take pets, it's financial aid. the to induce, moved by the u. k. you said, did you get both of them? and they have sped to display marion, calling me on these. and peter, it's where the african people would have asked in s, you know, put in very serious, dangerous situations. he's moved by the u. k. is the one point nice ation of a in piss. when's of him kid at least in chase basically. what do you case doing with this? patricia a throw such see this in needed 8 is to send that message to the oxygen categories, which i put in my way from the y s. we see in the countries like booking device. so in the j might be, we open the a line with a

with the migrants, they don't talk to them in the proper way. there was a question mark almost as opposed hospitality. it's also emerged by the way that the u. k. was in talks with me jeff, to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management . and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration, or maybe just start promoting enabling wars. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. tech giants and india will have to be more open in the future on how they use data. if a harvest from people that's off the problem in the past, and you build following along simmering tensions with the industry over the whole issue of purpose. the data protection low in india has been under walk for at least 5 bill. i'm on 2 occasions. in fact, the bill was stable in the following months. why the government? but it was later withdrawn because of some suggestions and consumes. oh, some solomon david. but to the finally no

u. k. left it's returns policy with the you. so it means that since for the last few years, people coming over can no longer be returned or at least not return very easily. adopting france or elsewhere on the confidence where is that was possible before and i think this is a change in the law that has been exploited by some of those gangs. and i think that's something that needs to be addressed originally as well. that was tom brooks, the professor of law and government at during law school in the united kingdom as well. the death toll from wild fires that swept through the hawaiian islands of valley over the past week has risen to 93. is now the deadly as wildfire disaster in the united states for more than a century. it's fear that the number of deaths will arise further as sniffer. dogs search burnt out homes 1st, human remains. thousands of people have been left homeless by the fires. donations are arriving from across hawaii and from the us mainland. people have been dropping off food, water and clothing at emergency shelte

u. k. was in talks with the jaffe to take some asylum seekers. good luck negotiating with that new post to management. and um, they're also looking for other countries to serve as a giant rug under which to sweep the result of their bad policies. so they don't actually have to revisit them and take an actual stag lane already decide what you want, migration or know, migration or maybe just start promoting and enabling words. they create excuses for migration in the 1st place. no, it wasn't german inflicted genocide in the 20th century, but not during the world wars. next, we help the story behind what's being labeled. the 1st concentration comes in human history, or short document, pre namibia pain, to pay for what's going in the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the watching is why it was and why in control, if i give birth plenty of the store in this, they should have been a short order but i'm not going to say lots of green scans when i am at your desktop session. that's just shiny or just a bunch of mine is boring. you said almost. you know, the, the,

this whole region breaking toys with fullness european calling noises, such as the case where the kennesaw so and from so how what do you make of the timing of the u. k. working to improve relations with those nations. the why do you feel like the paying more attention on africa than they were in the pasta n y. at the start this morning, the after time export import bank announced the $3000000000.00 deal between russia and the consummate thus far. also affords the go to html that was ground back into a press release and press statement area today in the email box. so you can see the and also going to exports in port by, for example, dr. pond supernatural. applicants said, especially the solution, these looking across the world to see where the best interest or profit can be, can be taken. where after direct i'm happiest. when boys see top of the table, i speak while i'm on other countries, not just on the back of the masters of calls. as i said earlier, if you take madge you to down the line, 6062 years to send a pretty busy. if you look around how much of the influence of you do k would use the positive b on idea, for example, doesn't allow me just

u. k. a dealing with inflation relate to what's going on in the us because every countries tried to deal with inflation at the moment, totally globally or no. absolutely. in places as a physical problem on the question by come to not he was in the us of the boxes, i actually don't think is directly related to the slides and physical deficits. we have a sizable physical deficit because of a coverage fund that make it. we have a lot in the else from office financial crisis and everybody was trying to be worried about physical debt and deficit. since and everything was kind of coach heavy on it. and i'm wary about raising those as to a particular purpose. i'm, i'm, and i'm getting because i think some of the policies i've followed up that time. where are you going to be damaging? what i would rather focus on? i think he's actually looking at this from a collateral perspective to see what that meant. what the drive is, if the american depths at all um, because what are 2 things that i've noticed and it's been written about by some people like and then right. i'm, for example, it stops the us kind