u. k. with britain saying, france means to stop these people from leaving in the 1st place and front saying how about a little more money to help us put more patrols on our side of the border. now there have been agreements between the 2 countries to this effect, with budget conversations and all of that. but obviously it's not enough because this year alone, more than 20000 people have succeeded in making these crossings so. so what really needs to be done? everyone agrees is to target the criminal enterprises which are earning untold amounts of money praying on people who are in these precarious situations because it appears that as long as there's even a shred of hope, that they will be the next successful ones. they will keep getting in these little rubber days. terry shouts for pushing that from from a quick look now at some of the other stories making news around the world and germany is boosting it said defenses with an adult system. it's already delivered to ukraine. the iris t s l m is

u. k. with britain sang, france needs to stop these people from leaving in the 1st place and front saying, how about a little more money to help us put more patrols on our side of the border. and there have been agreements between the 2 countries to this effect, with budget conversations and all of that. but obviously it's not enough because this year alone, more than 20000 people have succeeded in making these crossings. uh so what really needs to be done. everyone agrees is to target the criminal enterprises which are earning untold amounts of money praying on people who are in these precarious situations because it appears that as long as there's even a shred of hope, that they will be the next successful ones. they will keep getting in these little rubber days. it was it folks fun, have expressed outrage of the decision to ro back. jo, guarantees in germany amazing between self and management, began with the protest against the measures the call make is also considering closing factories in

u. k. government makes it so can police it with ok. so j assign okay. jeremy cold in your thoughts and why do you think there is this ingrained official reluctance in the u. k. to to think about suspending arms sales to israel despite the pressure from from both the public and political parties on both sides of the us. there is a very deep uh, security relationship between britain and israel, and it's me of a flying unintelligence that's collected from ga so, but the really levels there is an enormous pressure, hopefully supporters of israel, both in the u. k. parliament time to the media. and there is a very strong opposition mounted against palestinian opinion and people in britain. so i think there's a combination of factors there, but it's also a very strong involving from the audience industry. now how much industry is very powerful in 30 back in britain, they have a huge numbers of government contracts and international contracts be a systems as an enormous manufacturer in britain. and they are very reluctant to see any restriction allows supplies

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u. k. with the as riley army uses, it's reviewing an incident in which is riley soldiers. whitfield apparently pushing 3 bodies from roofs in the occupied west bank. the footage was obtained by the associated press news agency. it appears to show it the soldiers pushed the bodies off adjacent multi story buildings. the incident took place after a ride in the northern part of the palestinian territory. for more than this i can speak now to dw correspondent tanya clean my engine ruthless, tanya, hi de, what more can you tell us about this? a very disturbing image instead of worth circulating on a social media in this particular incident. it was some from different angles to different videos, was written this by a local, a journalist there also the a p. so that shows apparently 3 apparent the lifeless body. if you don't know, the condition of these people are being dragged by, is really a soldier's towards the edge of multi story buildings and then pushed to the ground snow. this happened in a city

u. k. u with in other countries that depends on the us full, full trade economic and even ministry to cold would also suffer. so i think we're just going to see a repetition of this spending that then fix is sort of fix it above it doesn't really fix. they just put say a plaza roof. i'm native american on the problem and a slides again. so i think it's just going to be 5 use for any economy that is reliance on the united states. i'm suppose the united states itself is about my and i'm a, i'm a little bit into the, the politics behind the if you don't mind. i mean, we're seeing this the, that indications in these us is it a thing to do with the presidential campaign is a coincidence. i know we, we so we see the bates, we see them. well, we see them campaigning that way. that leads to foreigners. i, i know by the, for me, you know, on a holiday kamala, how is it all school so busy running around the country, trying to get votes? is what is that why uh, the said confidence perhaps in the government r

u. k. patrick, good to have you with us. uh, on andrea 0. we have at the moment the us and u. k, which have not given you crane permission to use long range besides against august inside russia, a fee of escalation, we've heard blinking and allow me in keith today. do you think that position is likely to change after this visit to create a good afternoon? it's difficult to tell, but certainly there's been a change in the mood music in the us from the the 10 days ago to bite and saying they will. he's made it clear that the parents to use these weapons will not be given to know that it's something that they're working on. i think the major change is actually being the confirmation for us and opens that the remaining shipments of ballistic missiles has bad text. i'm when i drop to, apologies, i'm going to interrupt you. we're going to listen now to the us secretary of state on to the banking in case to really hear from our partners how we can continue to work together to help you kind of finish people's defend his territory through the fall fighting season into the winter. as put

u. k, we go with the prime minister as being cold out for hypocrisy. the hearts of the british debate is whether or not the u. k. is complicit in the bombing of civilian areas of gaza. some parliament members say the countries involvement in manufacturing will play instead of israel's using and it's campaign. clearly shows it is the government has chosen to exempt f 35 components from the arms license suspension. when all it had to do was say that israel could not be the end user. if you k manufactured parts were included, the prime minister stood at that dispatch box and said, we either comply with the international law or we do not. why has he chosen not to? the up comes as i'm gonna see international cold out. but you guys approach towards that so called a reduction of aid to israel, saying the decision to suspend that, just 30 out of $350.00 active on the export license. it's a israel is quote, limited and riddled with a loopholes. it highlights the pods for f 355 digits, which are used by the idea of and bombing raise on gaza. our exam for london i

u. k. people will continue to risk their lives, trying to cross the english channel. the french interior minister says with the new government in the u. k. what's needed is a new approach. he's calling for a new migration, tracy between the u. k and e. u to prevent more tragedies like this. natasha butler, i'll just sarah blowing so now fronts natasha. butler joins us now. and this is obviously been a huge issue for quite some time. what more is actually being done to try and prevent this from happening again? of the ok. so can you just see because these birds go on on a daily basis. we know that at least another bird has been trying to cross the day and those people smoking is the suddenly becoming more brazen. they used to be that a times where he made in the very early morning or the night when he was dogs. but now they often happen in the day, and even though the weather looks good when you're on the may not, it doesn't necessarily mean that the conditions at c o safe. and that is the problem. that's why so many boats do get into trouble. well, so far to use on both sides of the channel by saying to yo

halls with great ranges, all supply to you, paid and used against wash at the strikes deep into russian territory. the move countries, the united states, perhaps wait, put no problems which the plus u. k. and with the, with extended range missiles that they will be completed in the attack on russia. russia has brushed off the arguments that they nearly have these weapons over. russia says it has evidence and there is no way that you pray and complied launch and use these weapons without uh, less than what was that without me to troops being involved without nature, technical self being involved without nature, intelligence and they some satellites being involved. but this comes at a dangerous time at a time when maybe west elite is a say it or to who and bushes, warnings, supply ukraine with these missiles and done doubtfully, even though they wouldn't change anything. undoubtedly, ukraine, they believe, will be able to resist russia for the, an argument, the military experts and the russian government have said ease in itself senseless . and for a bigger picture on what exactly could change in rushes, nuclear deterrence. dr. the one impact that could of our website r t t dot com and

okay, so is just to be clear, our findings are relatively consistent with other estimates from the united states, from the u. k, and so on. so it's not that they are revolutionary in some truly dramatic way. aside from the comparisons that we make to, to the german context, but they do come with several let's say qualifiers, this surgeon russian production is very significant and it needs that rush, it can remain calm a defective and it means that russia can retain the initiative. and continued defensive in the don't boss. and i think it's worth mentioning that negotiations. should they ever happen, would only realistically happen. the moments that the kremlin assess is that it's offensive power expense to build in the kremlin will not negotiate. however, 10 this last definitely that i don't think so because very quick answer if you would. the german chancellor has recently called again for a stronger diplomatic push to and the war. when is the right time for political talks? is it now to, i think the right time to start pulling up talks should be paired with the very concrete. uh, uh, plans to supply ukraine

was made despite this all expecting long at that meeting in the oval office with now told of from prime minister k as tom of the u. k prime minister the wants have another meeting with allies, including president biden on the sidelines of the un general assembly in new york, which is just over a week's time. so do you think by and blinked to was this booked by pretends warnings, or do you think this is going to be revisited? and eventually that ukraine is going to be given this permission to strike much deeper into russia. i think it's going to be revisited, less russia changes the way they've been fighting this war of what the, you know, stream bombardment of the many places in ukraine which as you know, increased uh recently. so i'll let the u. n. meeting. i think if you can get a number of other countries involved, not just the united kingdom, then you will see by the time changes change his mind. and basically, i think how does that he has shown an incredible amount of patients he didn't came in right away just apart and put the new york times the day. but the day before. but if he goes to the you, when that

u. k. could act with more to say more decisiveness. even if the united states fails . well, i'm gonna start with, what would you say then to those european allies who hear us lawmakers arguing that ukraine is, is far away from the you with this is a european problem. it's not a trans atlantic problem. the europeans need to deal with this as well. these are not essential of each other europeans need, of course, need to be dealing with this. whether or not the united states does, provides the necessary leadership and support. because this is about more than just ukraine. americans rightly asked, why should we do this, what, what, what does ukraine matter? and i would say it matters to the united states because our prosperity in the united states is tied directly to europe prosperity. our biggest trading partner is europe. so. busy if you've got conflict in millions of refugees and disruption of food and energy in europe, that has a direct impact on our economy. so there's economic reason why matters. then of course, most americans would say, yeah, but the bigger threat i

u. k. where he is set the talks with senior government officials. washington says that lincoln will discuss security agreements in asia and europe as well as matters related to them. at least it comes after the u. k. restricted some of its arms exports licenses to israel. so i think concerns that they would be used to violate international law. there you're seeing linking with the u. k. foreign secretary, david lam. he lives across 1000 london where else has, who has joined a whole is covering all of this for us. so under this labor government, jonah, the you case policy on guys in israel has shifted a little bit and it's been shifting away from the american position. is that going to be reflected here in these talks? the, the well yes, i bring some policy shift, some reported different seems to be on the agenda of the store. but as much as these very noisy protests to feed garza from some center on the agenda inside the emphasize that he made a risk using say about the recent decision to promote the number of objects, licenses is viable. so that's t

u. k. security forces on highlights today's protests in the british capital. follow unprecedented mass killing of men, women, and children in west asia. the u. k. states, together with its totalitarian media, has responded by controlling the story and detaining activists like sarah wilkinson . this all in a week where you a woman, a said you on healey, double down on 320 weapons export licenses to netanyahu before applying the meeting at around 15 and base and us occupied germany to discuss the u. k. is multi $1000000000.00 arming, of a ukraine that is banned elections, whole position bodies, and media. is it any wonder that the government of the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london in turmoil is a political candidate to brandy they. you can secretary a will criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro palestinian and competence ac

u. k. is asking for us approval. on the other hand, with friends, friends is called cruise missile. of technically almost the same as a bridge or storm shadow. so you would expect that friends with all to be part of the discussion, but it doesn't. so now president zalinski has urged western allies to ignore ourselves. red lines on long red strikes. is that good advice? or if you see how the ukraine already use disease weapons that have them already, they move them and they attacked the top of the crime. yeah, for instance, russia always said crime. yeah. is part of russia. so technically spoken, these are red lines already have being crossed with different snow. and i think um, let's get has a point at which he has a military a point and is what he demands. ukraine wants to target al, bases from or which so rushing fighter aircraft and bump aircraft stalls. so moving the light bombs, which i have a devastating effect in ukraine, can only be countered with strikes on al plants and our bases. and that's the reason behind the landscapes do you mind. so just to clarify, all these add ba

rwanda, we could try to use the existing facilities that were originally prepared for this deal with the u. k. the discussion is about processing asylum applications in 3rd countries under international humanitarian law. and with the support of the united nations, which would then carry out the procedures one the i've got to get that job at moscow in michigan there because migration to germany was never a problem until the russians on their side take seller. bruce started their quotes, hybrid warfare, as this guy says, yes, that means former chancellor angela will come means max merkel was rushing. huh. so what do you say is that it's just the migraines from more to an african and the lease strand countries coming into the you from the east that are the problem here. he left out the part about the you pain other countries on all of its other borders from north africa, nations, to turkey, to handle the migratory waves for the you there. so following that same model, they can see it radically also pay russia or, and bell a ruse to do the use dirty work, which in their minds would obviously nega

u. k. security forces on highlights today's protests in the british capital. follow unprecedented mass killing of men, women, and children in west asia. the u. k. states, together with its totality area, media has responded by controlling the story and detaining activists like sarah wilkinson. this all in a week where you k will.

u. k. miss sile, the scope of rotten saying is, is almost identical with a french variant of the same a miss all. i'm the other one, which is the army tactical missile system, which is known by this acronym attack, columns that so us ms saw what is the range of the of, of these. so that is correct. so it's a range for era launched call us form shuttle missiles is 250 kilometers. and for the american ad accounts is 300 kilometers. lawrence, i'm your take on ukraine. one thing these miss solves, as i understand it, they submitted to both the us and the u. k. a potential list of targets that that's correct. basically, they are prohibited from using these weapons stuff. my colleague is just talked about the storm shadow and a tack comes to attack targets deep into russia. and the, you know, the, the range is a couple of 100, a couple 100 miles. because if they can attack goes, it will make it more difficult for russia to continue to bomb and, and ukraine. we have been very careful about not letting them do that because we are basically up to now been concerned that we would take this as an excus

u. k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than half of students population is living under the threat of hung up the southern give us cited lodge areas of farmland, months of conflicts between the army and the parent, military rapids support forces and also hampton food production. severe ryans, of listening, the situation of the moving reports from saddam's northern states, in this farm land, once produced crops, that's applied to the local markets. but the land owner, us monthly, the med says this year he doesn't expect to produce any crops. he says, heavy rains and to rental floods have destroyed the foil and has impacted the farm facilities. was set at the end of the month and looked at it with the motor. if a lot of flights destroyed the ground and the water wells, now we call and found because the wells on working for us to get water for the crops, eve

u. k. security forces on highlights today's protests in the british capital, follow unprecedented mass killing of men, women, and children in west asia. the u. k. states, together with its totality area, media has responded by controlling the story and detaining activists like sarah wilkinson. this all in a week where you a woman, the stage on healey, double down on 320 weapons export licenses to net from yahoo before applying the meeting at around 15 and base and us occupied germany to discuss the you guys multi $1000000000.00 arming of a ukraine that his band elections, whole position, bodies, and media. is it any wonder that the government to the u. k, formerly owner of the country of palestine, that is to some known as israel, is in such a frenzy to shut down palestinian solidarity by binding university protests and arresting defences. joining me from a london in turmoil is a political candidate to brandy they. you can secretary, a war criminal live on u. k. television. she hasn't been seen on mainstream u. k. tv since fiona valley is national campaigns coordinator for the u. k. revolutionary communist party, co ordinating multiple pro, palestinian and complemen

with french black bones differential not even discussing this at all. i think this is the right approach. the question is why are the us and u. k. i discussing this ult into public and i agree with what lot of set speed is of the essence here and, and resolve with the costco offensive. i think the ukranian demonstrated it to all of us, that 14 interest system to have huge problem with surprising events, with things that happened fast. but they are very good if we are acting slow, they are very good in adapting and reacting to it. so putting, putting on his heels and having the initiative on our side, i think that is what we are looking into. ukrainians have show that this makes the difference. how divided are the western allies in your view? we've heard a chance. the schultz here in germany saying under no circumstances will he provide a towers cruise missiles, longer, longer range missiles for ukraine's use. we have biden hesitating, although he has said a ukraine must win. and then as you say, we have france going ahead. are the allies actually more divided now than in the past? no, i would ask the question, are those arguments

u. k. people will continue to risk their lives, trying to cross the english channel. the french interior minister say is with a new government in the u. k, what's needed is a new approach. he's calling for a new migration, tracy between the u. k and e. u to prevent mo tragedies like this. natasha butler. how does era blowing so now fronts about counting migrants as cap, size of the libyan coastline, leaving at least one person dead. the russell suffered a mechanical failure followed and on his way to europe, there were at least 32 people on board. more than half a believe to be missing. so the final reports instagram, full tower fire in london, is due to be released later on western state. 72 people died and a huge place in 2017, but afford examines aspects of the buildings condition that allowed the fire to spread and still not clear whether anyone will be charged. sonya, you reports july 14th, 2017. and the 20 full story. grenville towel goes up in flames. the tragedy would trigger off nationwide outrage. i come to symbolize stomach and the quality in modern day for some. the rapid spreads of the place was