u. k. would south a farm all suffered in many, many ways because the financial reputation will suffer as well as the, the economic reputation. ah, many ukrainians and foreigners who are trapped in the country are attempting to flee. the shilling that is proving to be especially difficult for non ukrainian citizens. black and other ethnic minority evacuees say that they are experiencing racism while waiting to cross the border into poland. one, nigerian medical student says border guards are prioritizing white people through the checkpoints, in laval that's in western ukraine, allowing bus loads of ukrainians through while making other ethnic refugees travel by foot. we spoke with a leading figure of a movement that works to unite indigenous and diaspora groups of african origin. he shared his views on the ledge, racism being suffered, as well as a broader question, ukrainian conscience on the got gimme debussy, nato should not have extended its influence to territory. so close to russia. presiden

u. k. would south a far more, and it was suffered many, many ways because the financial reputation was suffer as well as the, the economic reputation. ah, ukraine's call for international mercenaries to come and fight on curious side has sparked an uproar among african countries with nigeria warning its citizens to avoid participating in the conflict against russia. the reports of say, a number of nigerians have gone to the ukrainian embassy to express their willingness to fight. forgive. the foreign ministry in boucher says it won't allow ukraine to recruit durance to serve as mercenaries earlier and other african countries, senegal, condemned what it described as the ukrainian embassy there trying to enlist local fighters saying such actions were illegal from all this. we can cross live to african affairs analyst, lawrence freeman, thanks for being with us here on our international. so, most african countries supported the un resolution against russia, so might not make a lot of sense. why don'

u. k. cabinets on what's going on was revealed on monday when boris johnson suggested that the u. k would not be following the e u in offering visa the ukrainians, who were fleeing and don't family links. it or he don't have a sponsorship offer from somebody here along the lines of what the used doing. his for his home secretary had suggested that that might happen. she also suggested that term there were officials in cali where hundreds, many hundreds of ukrainian refugees have turned up, suggesting that there were officials, they're ready to process asylum applications. but we've seen a documentation, or which people in carrier being given and telling them to go to paris or to brussels. and still the figure of 50 visas are, is the, the only indication we have of how many people britain has told, or can come in and fleeing from ukraine. so i think the pub, the, the government here playing catch up with public opinion in terms of how far it needs to go in terms of solidarity to civilians in ukraine. thanks. and in this to the barber low for us in london or the british pound minutes is als

u. k . would have, what do you think is behind it? well, it, germany is phasing out nuclear energy. it's authentic, phasing out coal in the next couple years. so they have to bridge that gap and they are dependent on the imports of russian gas and oil. i mean, just to give you some numbers, i mean, germany's importing 55 percent of all it's gas from russia and about a 3rd of the oil from russia. so it's, and it's one thing actually to demand that germany should stop that. on the other hand, germany is struggling to the bridge that gap that will occur because the moment we're, we're stopping the input from russia. so this whole concept was based on the fact that we have renewable energies and the renewables will compensate from for the losses. we're having the 2 carbon fuels, but this whole, the whole structure, this whole calculation didn't really pay off with this. what happens in russia and germany is the biggest sort of energy buyer in europe, from, from russia. but it is something that is shared with other continental european countries. so at this point, if especially the u. s.

street now we had a threat for method as a few days ago said that he would cause the price of gas to increase by more than double in the u. k. that would be another increase of energy prices about 1000 pounds, to the average family, and other 3 points on inflation. at the same time we're seeing across the c d to be inflation spiking at livingston. it's all inside the u. k. we see the biggest fall we'll see this year working house all the biggest fall in after tax income for 30 years. it was seen as pressure, of course, everywhere. the real question here is what happens? those energy exports, what happens, those food exports, pebble, what do you think of that threat from vivid up to put it, squeeze on the gas flow and push up the price? is that something that you will see come into play, were actually, i don't know. today their president put in a gram one hand, a meeting on the sanctions and rush and response. the results are not yet known. this is may be a possibility. but again, of course, that that is a dangerous weapon, because if russia begins to leave the gas supplies, the west will begin to squeeze vast from. and that

u. k. do, would either country be open to considering the possibility of a limited no fly zone over humanitarian or doors to be set up in the country. thank say, 1st of all and also to your question, the united kingdom has been festival supplying defensive weapon to weaponry into ukraine. and in fact, we have been working with other allies across the world to help get defensive weapon we into ukraine. so been supplying tank weapons today, all defense secretary announced that we will now be supplying defense systems to address a specific issue. the ukranian face, which is a defense say we believe that the best way of tackling this threat is to help the ukrainians with the star streak defense systems that we will be supplying only issue of a no fly zone. of course, it's important and i completely support what tiny is said about protecting humanitarian corridor walls and cooling on russia to respect those genuine monetary corridors. ones that don't lead into russia or bella reese, but the reality is that setting up a no fly zone would lead to a direct confrontation between nato russia. and that is

u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq.

u. k, with its limits today cropped could bottom that big column of russian tanks that are heading towards kiev. but what would then happen then? if the u. k, entered this war at present, prime minister johnson decided to do those things. then they chose article 5 would be invoked, would mean all of all 30 countries, including the u. s. would be at war with russia. we would then have been a drought drama if you had a war evolving nato and russia, that is world war 3. and there are nuclear weapons involved. so that is the reason that the nato powers are stopping where they are. but there are big questions about they've done until now, certainly that the ukrainians are asking they all. now, in recent days, since this all started, 126 hours, i think was, was said by prime minister johnson in that period, huge amounts of weaponry of being sent to you, cried the truth is that it's going to be very difficult to get those weapons from poland to the people who need them in ukraine. they've left it too late in that respect, you could argue, and it says weapons can make it to the battlefield. they could be a game change

u. k. or which would enable energy prices to come down in this country. a win for tax is something that many people would like to see here in the u. k. but at the moment, the main criticism is on. as you were referring to those executions in saudi arabia, via killing of jamal i shall g, the journalist, and so on. well, this trust the foreign secretary has been saying that urge you to the situation, you crate, and the great threat that russia was posing it into international security. britain has to reach out to a government even if the british government doesn't like what they are doing well. i mean that is quite an understatement in terms of public opinion here in the u. k . so they are clearly sensitive to those criticisms, but going ahead they away came to be seen to be exploring alternatives, which could reduce this very, very serious energy situation. energy crisis here, the u. k, which is already hitting people in the pocket and will do so even more later in the year. not in baba reporting from london. thank you. ah. you're on the news. i'll hear it.

u. k, australia and poland that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course george.

u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and as the world today teaches on the edge of a global conflict, that could be even more deadly than iraq, afghanistan, libya, or syria and join us from falls church, virginia by pals, former chief of staff, colonel larry wilkerson retired colonel wilkinson. thank you so much for coming back on the show. just stay in the past few days. i think one reporter said to jen sanky, the press secretary for the white house. why are you sending in shot guns, pistols, a grenade launchers and the like to the ukrainian people as defensive weapons? what do you make of the massive amounts of arms on top of the ones given before i rushes invasion? what it, what do you make of this arming of ukraine? well, 1st of all, to domestic political requirement, a pre

u. k, australia, and poland that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world. it was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and is the world today teaches on the edge of a global conflict that could be even more deadly than iraq. afghanistan, libby, or, or syria and join are from falls church, virginia by pals, former chief of staff, colonel larry wilkerson retired colonel wilkinson. thank you so much for coming back on the show. just stay in the past few days. i think one reporter said to jen saki, the press secretary for the white house. why are you sending in short, guns, pistols, a grenade launchers and the like to the ukrainian people as defensive weapons? what do you make of the massive amounts of arms on top of the ones given before i rushes invasion? what it, what do you make of this arming of you grain? well, 1st of all, to domestic political requirement, a president biden. and he has to be very outspoken about it

u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w. bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and is the will to de teachers on the edge of a global conflict that could be even more deadly than iraq. afghanistan libya.

u. k, australia, and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell, who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case for war in iraq. and as the well to day teaches on the edge of a global conflict that could be even more deadly than iraq. afghanistan, libby, or, or syria, and join are from falls church, virginia by pals, former chief of staff, colonel larry wilkerson retired colonel wilkinson. thank you so much for coming back on the show. just stay in the past few days. i think one reporter said to jen saki, the press secretary for the white house. why are you sending in shotguns, pistols, a grenade launchers and the, the like to the ukrainian people as defensive weapons. when you make of the massive amounts of arms on top of the ones given before i rushes invasion? what it, what do you make of this arming of ukraine? well, 1st of all, to domestic per political requireme

u. k, australia and poland. that would arguably capitalize the killing, wounding, or displacing of tens of millions all around the world was of course, george w bush, a secretary of state, colin powell who held a vial at the un security council to make the flawed case.

k of won't be enough to lift sanctions on russia. the prime minister say to cease fire alone would not be cause for u. k. sanctions to be removed on russia. he said the pressure on russian president vladimir putin must be increased both through further economic measures in providing military a to ensure russia changes course completely. or stones and also warned other western countries not to back slide on the sanctions and even double down calling for economic measures against the crumbling to be ratcheted up, as well as for more military support to the cranium. government for any piece. stephen wolfe, phase bar. as johnson is making the most of this opportunity to sweep his notorious party gates scandal under the rug morris, johnson was deeply in trouble, both within the country and his own party over the party gate revelations. i mean, how many of his staff are actually now being issued fines. we don't know whether doris johnson has been issued of fines. and so there was a shoot plumber by those on the opposition benches to see that boris johnson was rude and did look very, very rocky for him. so th

we're ben wallace revealed information that would harm the u. k. national security, as you say, could you give us any more information, perhaps not the full details, but as to what was said in the parts that you did not upload? well, some details where abouts, net cloud program that ukraine and d k has had already made. and that was some details about b o laps that ukraine already adds. and i can, i can explain what really he had said, but we just kept secrets. but some details were re insert ink and fission in his glance about black c and lance about additional governmental k and position about the joining of nater. so some of them what i can describe so why it's already posted in the video. ok, what message tell us, where are you trying to convey to people perhaps with this frank, on the case defense, secretary, him in which you message. so what did you want people to take from it? i think that it's i can, i'm not the english person that some my friends from, from the u. k. they told me that he could not be in person who is responsible for the n

johnson was asked to impose a no fly zone over ukraine, but johnson refused to warning that it would lead the u. k. into entering into open combat with russia and korean people are desperately asking for the west to protect our sky. we are asking for the no fly zone. so you are coming to poland. you're not coming to kia, prime minister, you're not going to leave. because you are afraid, because nato is not willing to defend, because maybe he's afraid of over 3, but it is already started. and this the ukrainian children who are, they're taking the hit. i see that my family members, that my timbers. i think that to be a great you know the power to rob. this is what is happening. prime minister. well, thank you. thank you very much for the questions and, and when you talk about the, the no fly zone. as i said to philadelphia as zalinski, i think a couple of times unfortunately the implication of, of that is the, to the oh the u. k. and i will be engaged in, in shutting down russian plains, or will be engaging, direct combat. i with russia. that's not something that we can do that we've, that we've en

u. k and dutch counterparts. on a visit to britain, trudeau said the measures would target 10 individuals, including senior government officials, oligarchs, and supporters of the russian leadership or russia has backed the u. n. nuclear watchdogs plan to set up a 3 way meeting with ukraine, aimed at ensuring the safety of ukraine's nuclear power plants. russia has agreed to the talks in principle, but not to the suggestion of the location, chernobyl, and last week, a building at ukraine's biggest nuclear facilities caught fire after russia launched an attack on the premises. russian forces now controlled the plant with ukrainian staff, working under their orders and the director of the international atomic energy agency. rafael grossi, stressed of the urgency of holding talks. there is no way i say i said to day a week we should not be losing time almost every day that he said new episode. the episode last friday. on the as up, what was it? nuclear power plant was extreme perhaps, but there are some other episodes which indicate that we need to grab an agreed clear their framework off what he's supposed to be to be t

u. k. counterpart lives trust in washington d. c. they said it would keep pushing for sanctions to isolate russia was and i've been working around children's hospital has been bombed in the city of mario paul, according to local officials, president following me are zalinski says children are trapped under rubble following a target by russian forces ukraine accuses russia encircling the city, cutting off supplies of water and electricity to its residence. in the evacuation of civilians from ukraine's besieged city of sumi, continuing for a 2nd day. more than 5000 people have been moved out since tuesday. 6 evacuation roots are being agreed with russia. previous attempts to bring civilians to safe ground or mark by cease fire violations. those are the headlines, of course you get a lot more detail, all the background and all these stories in the war in ukraine on the website. i'll just hear dot com coming up next inside story. good boy, a story of law deception life and death, and israeli spine operating on the deep cover in syria, knowing that discover

u. k. the u. s. or turkey guarantees it would have a lot more by oversee than the beta past memorandum. which country do you think would be most likely to provide those guarantees in which country would be acceptable to russia to provide those guarantees? i'm afraid i can't answer the question. i'm sorry. no, no, no, no problem, tom, but thank you so much unless from jane. thank you for being out there. thank you. well, coming up on this news, i'm from london. how poland is working to start women and children who fled to warn you. crane pointing prey to human trust because we'll meet the leader of the russian back to next region. and here his home after the war and and sport, portugal end. the fairytale run of north macedonia and thought at the world cup. aah! in israel at least 5 people have been killed in a gun attack. police say a gunman, open fire on pauses by on 2 locations in benet, brock, near the city of television. at least one of those killed is thought to be a police officer. the national ambulance service says the gunman has been shot and killed is the latest in a series of

u. k in the moment because we have some news on the u. k. that's just come in. but yes the you would find it very hard to do this. the $27.00 countries of the you 30 percent of the energy comes from russia. so it would and was still pretty cold temperatures in some parts of europe. so you'd have the effect on consumers. you'd then also have the effect on businesses. this could already present biden's talking about the hurt that they'll be for americans. but clearly there's a danger. if you were to do this in the european countries of pushing the world further towards recession, that's the situation. and in many european countries, of course the u. k. no longer part of the 27 member e u. and in the last few minutes, quasi qua time, who is the business secretary? in prime, mister johnson's government has tweeted that the u. k. is going to follow the u. s . by the end of 2022, they'll phase out the import of russian oil and all products by the end of the year says those imports make up 8 percent of u. k. demand so far less than is in the u in the countries with regard to gas. he says he

it would lead to the u. k. entering into open combat with russia and korean people are desperately asking for the west to protect our sky. we are asking for the no fly zone. so you are coming to paula. you're not coming to kia, prime minister, you're not come into the because you are a freight because nato is not willing to defend because nature is afraid of. it will worth 3, but it is already started. and this a ukrainian children who are there taking the hit. i see that my family members, that my timbers. i think that to be a grade to the power to rob. this is what is happening. prime minister. well, thank you. thank you very much for questions and and when you talk about the, the no fly zone, as i said, to volunteer zalinski. i think a couple of times unfortunately the implication of that is the, the, the u. k. and i will be engaged in, in shooting down russian plains. it will be engaging, direct combat with russia. that's not something that we can do that we've, that we've envisaged. meanwhile, the you als

that would be like the head of the u. k. bay syrian observatory for human rights says that while much is propaganda, his source is confirmed. the basic facts behind it to transport planes with fighters have already departed syria. woman besides a political move, they were already requested by russia if will, some of them could already be in moscow or ukraine malady. they have urban combat experience and have taken part in military operations. and i'm an under russians supervision in syria, a daughter, rosie alaska. if you sophia, according to the observatory, 40000 fighters are ready to join putin's war and have registered to fight. 22000 have been accepted by russia so far, but whether they are really a certain of victory as they appear in the cremeans propaganda videos is questionable. oh, be home club wood, was it all in syria? they wanted to save their home in them, but when they're fighting on foreign soil, he will they show the same motivation will do enough or will they just be cannon fodder in the end? well, i have

u. k and iran. what more do we know about her release was well, we know that this was amazed. also in conjunction, it would seem with a payment of a debt that the u. k owed to iran, it goes back to the 19 seventy's when the then shaw on their on who was empower, then ordered some 1500 chieftain tanks from the u. k. and the military equipment now $185.00 and those tanks were delivered. but then of course, the revolution happened that there was a change of government. and then the u. k said that it could not possibly deliver the rest of that. so this has been hanging over between the 2 countries as well. then there was a court case back in the 2009 at the court of law, patrician in, in the netherlands, that rules that iran should have the funds directly back to them. and the u. k. has said that the reason why i have not been able to do so for all this time is because it has had to abide by the laws of the sanctions under which iran is on the sanctions from the west and from western countries. now, what they've managed to do this is why the prime minister boris johnson was it was saying that this negotiation

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he said he would even speak out against it because it could endanger the country's social peace. over in the u. k, british foreign minister liz truss said she would support sanctions on oil and gas and suggested they might be part of the discussion during an upcoming meeting of g 7 foreign ministers. i trust also praise the cooperation between london and the ear thus far. we've worked with the u. s. e u n g 7 to capital funding for peach in small machine kicking russian banks out to the financial system. we will say shut our s space to russian planes. and we're fast forwarding sanctions against russian oligarchs or the british government has actually faced criticism over already existing sanctions. london has had only 9 wealthy russians with penalties saying legal complexities have slowed the government down from doing more. now in the e. u. officials have also found that carrying out sanctions on russians can be difficult. one case in particular focused on seizing yachts and german ports, take a look. luxurious yachts are a common sight in hamburg, but these tarps cover a special one. the dill b

u. k alone has 9000000 cows. so white scale adoption would make a huge dent and global methane emissions. and there are plans to adapt its usage for pick farming to critic say it would be better to prevent the production of all that methane and the 1st place. but the fact is, cattle farming is unlikely to disappear completely any time soon. in the meantime, this technology can at least reduce the impact on our climate. now back to africa wherewith versus a real pony or here on the continent, malawi banter the production of plastic bags in 2015, but the reality is unfortunately very different and the country is still full of plastic waste will make a woman who thick in matters into our own hands. oh, good. i once a month, people all over malawi, take to the streets for a few hours to clean up their towns. but there are ways to turn a tour into something fun to tell is a good conversation starter when you try to dance and try to disengage it the while . i think it's also been a really good way to connect with people and just show them and expla

assistance from all of your friends, friends and partners, would have made a serious difference in advance of the conflict. but the united states, the u. k. other countries only said what they would not to do to support ukraine. they said they would, we know direct support to predict, protect ukraine against russia, and that effectively gave president port and a green light to move in. but so because of what, in retrospect, are obviously mistakes by the west that you think there is a chance that ukraine might be lost. well, the trouble is they weren't even mistakes. in retrospect, we have been in this kind of situation so many times before. in fact, the thing, thank you said i meant i work for chatham house in september of last year, a publisher report entitled, what deters russia and one of the key lessons from that was do not do exactly what the united states and the u. k. did just a few months later advertise what you will not do to protect yourselves. your friends, your enemies, leave president put an uncertain and not comforted by the fact that he won't upset for any counter measure or that escalation with nato and the united states

u. k. foreign secretary has also warned about the repercussions of banding ought fi from broadcasting, not just in the u. k, but essentially across the european union. she says that they would be tit for tat reactions in russia, and that could seep would cost us, such as the b, b, c being banned from broadcasting in russia. and that would deny the russian citizens the option of alternative media with a different narrative of what's happening now in a separate development. today, european energy ministers are going to meet to basically look at the usual reliance on russian energy supply. so just to give you a sense, 40 percent of gas used here in the you 35 percent of crude oil, more than 40 percent of coal supplies all come from russia. and the e. u is desperate to win itself off those supplies. as a result of not just the sanctions, but the fear that they say that russia could potentially turn off the gas supplies between europe. we've also heard from germany that says it regrets it's heavy reliance in the past on russian energy. as for germany, we have to admit that in the past we rely far too one sided lee on energy imports from russia. germany is more dependent than oth

and of course russia is not in the category of countries who would be, who would be ready to do. so the u. k. has ordered the r t news channel off the air . the kremlin says the decision to revoke it's broadcast license in the u. k is madness. britain's regulator of com says that r t can't be considered a fit, and proper broadcaster, the channels coverage of the crane war was subject to 29 separate investigations. and what critics describe a state sponsored propaganda in other he is argentina. senate has approved a deal to refinance a $45000000000.00 debt with the international monetary fund ahead of the vote. thousands of protest as gathered in the capitol point us out as many are against borrowing more money that have been holding regular demonstration style for more than a year. constitutional court judges in peru of voted to release former president alberto fuji maury from prison. the 83 year old is serving a 25 year sentence for murder and corruption. the court reinstated the partner that food you already received 5 years ago and those bad lives, but he's continues here on al jazeera af