u. k. yeah, there's a crisis in the balance of petrol stations. they're still running dark, dry and angry drivers forming huge qs to try and get fuel in stock up from today. then the u. k. government is deploying military personnel around the country to help ease the fuel crisis. our correspondence shut, the average dusty reports from london day 10 now of the petrol crisis situation. and the united kingdom is still seeing many cars backed up outside of petrol stations. people waiting hours to fill up that tanks and even the public transportation is being diverted away to avoid all of this, the gridlock things have gotten so bad. now, the minute tree has now been deployed and drafted in to try and get the feel to the petrol station i think is also really important. we can actually call in the military at a time like face for that extra support to give that confidence and have a misha that's there as a precaution, because as i say, the situation is stabilizing. no one's going to pretend his completely back to normal. i wish it was, but it's getting

u. k. the u. s. there'll be watching events closely with yeah, i mean i might be the 1st one in washington watching the events tonight other than what you need. they asked by morning there's going to be a lot of unhappy people. we had a very senior diplomat there, jeffrey feldman was there to mediate the dispute between 2 sides. and this school was just hours after he left. and there's going to be a great deal of concern. do you know there's, if you'll be in conflict in the damn conflict and the all the criss crossing and terrorism and instability concerns in the middle of that. everyone was hoping to, dan could remain stable and all these piece agreements right up to last year, you know, would have a stabilizing effect on all the interlocking groups in the different countries. now, sudan is a wild card, and now we have to get in on a military to keep a certain amount of things in order. but as you know, to dad is a vast country with many diverse regions in different ethnic groups. and that they would all fall in line between the new military is rather unlikely. so as to dan fractures that creates a lo

u. k. a rory, and for all the wrong reasons. yeah, exactly. in a normally adversarial political environments, this is brought people together, boris johnson saying that david, i misses one of the kindest, nicest, most gentle people in politics and all our hearts are full of shock and sat there. and that is a view that you are hearing across the board at the moment whether it comes from earth, the conservative party, david amos was a conservative. m p is coming from the labor party. it's coming from the liberal democrats, the greens, et cetera. and from further afield and that every one i think is sir conscious that this is something that cuts across the political divide. that is why you saw boris johnson standing side by side know with kissed armor. also here with pretty patel the home secretary and lindsey hoyle, that the speaker of the house of commons that the police are now saying that this is a terror investigation is being led by the metropolitan police. they are saying that the early investigation has revealed a potential motivation lin

yeah. government for to play the u. k. as laza astonishing 800000 laurie drivers. but the government says the situation is now totally under control, the patch of the keys, the government of gas lighting, the nation. some of our members haven't had any fuel deliveries for nearly a week. there's been no easing off of the pressure from driver's wanting to fuel whenever they can, wherever they can. trying to calm this down appears to be a money mental task at the moment. cabinet ministers, warm though top level intervention will be required if the situation gets even worse. we're still seeing strong demand and parts of the country are around fuel. the distribution mechanism is trying to respond to this unprecedented demand. i think if thing started to deteriorate, further, obviously the prime minister and the secretary of state for energy, whose responsibility this is, will have to review the situation in is the sense that the government says it's localized in the army to help with the supplies. and even looking to dish out temporary visas to get laurie driver's back

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u. k. and within 2 months the government change the law is not only tech. yeah. they just needed a bit of enthusiasm and not that much money and all the female at ease to back it. yeah. well ok. i was going to think it was an example of it that you were with the example i. this is tina at tina says the cows are so colorful that they basically should under normal circumstances, attract everyone. everyone should know about the sbc, the global columns. however, you want to refer to them because you're really going out of what you rich, that, that everybody's going out of their way to make them absolutely has to animations and graphics and explanations about what they mean, why they important make the connections. yeah, i would say is, yeah, be optimistic about the people who don't know. stop me there. be pessimistic because of that. i remember once reading that margaret thatcher being prime minister of the u. k for 10 years and yet still only 90 percent of the youth people at her. so i don't know where the others are living. i don't know. i always say every person w

they're still, they're all still a lot of questions about the efficacy, you know, yeah, this particular vaccine made by the u. k. black. so smith find a drug companies that had 10 years of trials and, and that 2 year. busy pilot that was carried out in malawi, gone in here in kenya. and what they've learned is that it's effective against preventing a serious cases disease irony about i'm and also takes up to fool doses to get that kind of immediacy and the immunity fades within a matter of months. so still quite some way to go. but scientists to saying it's a major breakthrough, just by lot of the fancy is the 1st one to be approved. that means town be given to lots of people and potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives. they also say the other vaccines will follow as one being child at the moment by scientists from the u. k. university of oxford that's measuring nearly 80 percent efficacy, but it's still anita trial stage or a promising use indeed that malcolm, thanks very much. mark went back in, nairobi still had aaron al jazeera, exactly 20 years after the 1st u. s. air strikes on the taliban. we hav

u. k, the transition is happening grow to new, faster. so yeah, i think your point gas is going to play a bit of a role. the bridge i think is, is decreasing in size quite quickly. chartina co, my head of environment at the new economics foundation, speaking to us from oxford. so thank you for sharing your expertise. when chris now the push for green energy as we were hearing is still a contentious one. in bulgaria, hundreds of coal miners have marched through the capital, sofia, demanding job security. they're angry over the use vow to close mines and coal fired plants over the coming decades. oh, guerria is the poorest country in the european union, and workers say the 10s of thousands of jobs are at risk. they say the eas timeframe for closing the mines is too short. and our calling for the government's support. it's not just energy shortages. the many countries are grant grappling with as they emerged from the pandemic. the u. s. government is stepping, stepping up efforts to fix global supply chain issues which have led to shortages of many

u. k. governments inability to handle the existing problem without his the point without taking away people's rights? yeah, i think this measure is a bit of a copout is a bit of a i would use bandannas counts is an easy way to do it and but then not so juggling up the consequences of it. and i think it's a rather authoritarian measure, to be honest with the giving the government thought you much control over the media . and if you put it in that sense is actually quite a scary prospect. sophia francis hogan said that the end to end encryption plans mean it'll struggle to disrupt espionage operations, but she, she's generally pro encryption. does it? does it seem strange for you? yeah, it does seem a little bit strange to be quite honest with you, ma'am. i understand the kids we know reasoning behind while we're having these conversations, but just it just doesn't seem quite right with me. very distraught. what about a hog interview? didn't you think our speech and the u. k. parliament? what, what will it lead to do you think? well, i think it is a little bit of a back up and to the online safe to build th

yeah. the rocket rock solid, broadest foundation, the u. k. foreign office, your cia friends, national imbalance, democracy in the u. s. a. id, i mean, why on earth would they publish anything in the 1st place that was of discomfort or inconvenient for the governments and, you know, cause i governmental organizations that fund them? the answer is, is they wouldn't, they will absolutely absolutely know what they're not meant not meant to publish what they have to have to sit on on. both organizations have a consistent history of doing this. find the rise of the black lives, martha movement, racism continues to blake, the u. s. forcing increasing numbers to look for alternatives. one of those is the african countries have gone on, which has opened a psalms to new companies. we caught up with some of those. if turn that banks on the trouble that home to begin a new life, any content ah ah, i was born in the city and my mother was base in the south. so she always had to be warned about where to go. what cafe, what not to say. i had to raise my ch

u. k. u. s. trade deal. now, liz, trust. she saying it's not the end all be all well figured out was almost exactly. yeah. bank bill endo, they're actually focusing on pivoting quite a lot now. to the i'm trans pacific to trying to secure an agreement that particularly with india on basically it's because you remember that it was on vice, president biden was a part of obama's administration when obama said that the u. k. would be at the back of the queue back of the line expects it went through. so the u. k. a u. s. have not finalize the trade deal. however, when boards johnson was here just a week ago, he did manage to make sure that all of the terrorists were listed on scotch whisky whiskey. there is now british beef being imported and all the restrictions on british lamb. so this is an immense amount of trade going back and forth. i think let's trust is sensible. what she's doing is she is lowering expectations and not putting pressure on the u. s. to finalize that deal, whilst pivoting to the rest of the world, particularly the asia pacific region, all i know is you gotta make sure there's no tariffs

yeah. i know, but there was a very big holiday season, holiday season. the christmas season coming up in the u. k. couple of things. you're right on this. the article 16 has been threatened. i think what has happened is that the e u has come back and they have dropped about 80 percent of the regulations in terms of the checks on goods. that was what was causing a bottleneck. what has happened is you've had a bottleneck. we talked about the sausage was, which was the sort of the symbolism for all of the cold meats, from the u. k being checked, going into northern ireland, but also medicines. this has been really a terrible situation where the medicines were held up, going in to northern ireland hospitals, et cetera. you know, a long time ago i said this whole issue should have been caught accept not breaks it because northern on, on is part of the hey and lord ross has said, we are one united kingdom. we're going to remain one united kingdom, the law sticking issue. is this european court? what law process said, quite rightly is that why should the european court, a court from one side preside ove

u. k. in, within 2 months, the government change the law is the only check. yeah. they just needed. i'm didn't susie as of a, not that much money and all the female at east the back it well, okay. i was going to make it as an example. i think that you were with the example or this is tina at tina says, the cows are so colorful that they basically should under normal circumstances, attract everyone. everyone should know about yes, beating the global calls however you want to refer to them. because you've really gone out of what you rich, that, that everybody is going out of their way to make them appear to have some animations and graphics. and just explanations about what they mean, why the important make them the connections? yeah, i mean look, now i would say is be optimistic about the people who don't know. stop me there. be pessimistic because of that. i remember once reading that margaret thatcher been prime minister of the u. k for 10 years and yet still only 90 percent of the youth people. uh huh. so what i mean i where the other delivery, i don't know. i always say to every

u. k. at the center of many of these revelations, take us through some of em. yeah, well i've many european names that are going to be coming out of the pandora papers . there are a number of prominent ones. one of those is a president zalinski of ukraine, who interestingly, when he was campaigning to get that office, he was very critical of his predecessor, patrick par shanker, an oligarchy. i am criticized him for squaring lots of money in offshore accounts, asset classes, etc. taking that off shore, and it appears that zalinski has been doing something not completely dissimilar that together with a group of associates friends from his former t v days. he had been participating in an offshore system that allowed him not to declare various assets that he had. and he also, it seems transferred a 25 percent stake in an offshore firm to one of his friends. mike was just talking there about a tony blair and she re blair, who managed to avoid paying thousands of dollars worth of a property tax when they bought a multi 1000000 pounds london building by acquiring an offsh

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yeah, thank you. thank you very much. after the break, after another week of u. s. u. k armed violence in palestine, we speak to the palestinian ambassador to the u. k. about a new ultimatum for israel. alissa morgan. we have about 2 of going undergrad with a shape with there's things we dare to ask in a welcome back at the same u. k, labor party conference were anti jeremy corbin, leader stammered declared his body to be the party of nato. emotion was passed calling for israel to meet because of the ongoing knock by palestine. the motion that passed without much publicity called for an ethical trade policy and an n d u k. arm sales to israel. progress after another week of violence in palestine and with the policy and ambassador britain, some job, lot our best to thanks so much for coming to the studio. i mean, we've had killings all week in palestine giddings of children by british armed israeli soldiers and had said last year was the worst with the palestinian authority before we get on to british issues. i mean, how bad is it there we go with and the occupation for e

yeah, we will. okay, thank you so much. i, alexia brian, reporting from paris. let's get the u. k. sides from sonya diego and london. sonya yes. well this seems to have come at an opportune time. of course, what we have, what has been report is that in that 30 minute discussion that took place between prime minister bars johnson and president emory mac call is that mac hone. did come out with a promise to try and get a secure and reasonable agreement at the cop $26.00 summit. this of course, something of a tremendous simple because for the u. k. this climate summit has something that has been shown as a proof of how britton can actually be a serious player and a post breck, that the post breaks it situation that it finds itself in. so this climate summit means a tremendous amount for the government in particular for the prime minister who has been touching this is one of his main issues. he has been sort of focusing on strong with the other leaders around the world. now, if he can get to the cloud, as it were of president mac cohen in turn the european union to try and support him

u. k. property market emerging as a central character, shall we say in some of this stuff. tell us more about that. yeah, i'm, and i think we've known for quite some time the london's property market, particularly, and london as a financial center is an integral part of the global offshore industry. the panama paper showed that therapy, numerous investigations, the pandora papers are essentially reinforcing what we already knew, which is that london property is a very convenient, buoyant way for some of the world's most rich and wealthy and powerful people to park. what can often be dodgy, cash, and that there are numerous financial services companies based in london. and with representations in offshore territories, who are very happy to facilitate the movement of this cash that they will offer you accountancy services, legal services, et cetera. to basically smooth the passage of money around the world and hide it. and one kind of example, not necessarily of all of us, but of some of it is tony and sure re blair tony blabbing the forward, british prime minister. now he is listed in the pandora papers

u. k. to the able is kind of behavior from officers. the public expect to be the height of law abiding citizens. yeah, i think this has been happening. i mean, we know that sexual abuse and it lives by the cross many aspects of life. and in particular, in the police where you have a situation where police officers hold the power and, and so there are many opportunities as a result of that for them to misuse that power. so it's not surprising to find that this happens worse in this particular community. this job that it is in the hold of the rest of the population of the u. k. a wall, or is it about the same to say, i think definitely if you're in a position of how you've got all oppertunity and so today, these sorts of things have more opportunities to, to have control and power brothers and wonderful people. and perhaps more in fact with a certainly something about how the police are dealing with it now. and the need for that was take control and put in place different measures because it has been going on so long saying if the message that got placed not working well enough. well, he was say, hearing that this has been going on so

yeah, but with the fisheries, i'm, this goes, i mean, a big picture goes back to 1972 or so when to join the e. u. the u. k gave up so much sovereignty, sovereignty and tons of ocean the fishing right for the waters. so some of these fishermen, these french fishermen have been fishing in these waters for decades and for generations of their family. so given the agreement, the agreement, the proxy agreement, it was that those fishing whites would be phased out to 2026. in fact, less licenses given to french fisheries, a fish fishermen each year. so what is the issue right now to bring you up to speed it is that french fishermen have applied for these licenses? well, according to lord frost, i'm, he's the british. brick said minister, he has said that 98 percent of all those applications have been fulfilled and they've been licenses issued the french so want to fish them more. and the french fishermen have actually threatened that they will block calais. don cook the ports of dollar, calais, done cook, and the child, if they don't get more fishing lights, but those waters are sovereign to the u. k. the u. k.

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u. k has been and at the worst of time they went a little bit overboard in terms of how important property should be to an economy. yeah, yeah. the rules for applying the chinese version of the game monopoly or are quite different. it's actually just open the board, but lighter fluid on the board and set it on fire. it doesn't last long, but it's an exciting game. but nevertheless, the reason for this is the banking system. so on like i'm out of these other economies like the american economy or the british economy, where there is diversification. there is a technology space that is growing. there is different sectors that are vibrant and contributing to the economy in the chinese economy. it's, it's all about housing because that's what banks are comfortable lending against banks. chinese banks are not comfortable lending against entrepreneurs necessarily . they only want to lend against real estate speculation. so this is created the biggest real estate bubble in history that's now collapsing. and i should note that kyle bass, who has been talking about this for several years and getting a lot of flack, looks like he

u. k. in a bit of fresh out of a deal to slashing machine to port to late all over you and climate summit on al jazeera. i have them. yeah. okay. you're watching the stream last october. massive protest across my gerry bought about the end of a notorious police unit. just recently, i guarantee gathered in a boot or the capitol of nigeria to mark the anniversary of the end sauce successful campaign. take a look. i do not have any demands. i live in south america and that also it is important that has not been jailed. i released immediately 300 of down and more than all this from somebody elicit i'm a member of the middle school menopause to deal with videos with home. it's meant that we come from mount our piazza with fonts, every short dablin i may show in this episode, we will hear from active a still pushing for social justice and for police reform in nigeria. and i would love to hear from you as well. the comment section, it's open on youtube, be part of today's discussion. now normally i start the show talking about the guests that we have, i think is also relevant. if i tell you about the guess, he said no, we're no

yeah, i mean, i think look, the brakes it deal. the orange johnson stroke was done with the commitment and increase capturing quotes of the u. k. fisherman in u. k. waters. this was part of the narrative of, of taking control. so i think that's part of the reason the government is now is, is now doing what it's doing. and indeed, is it's foot dragging on the french side, as i say, you know, they feel many fishermen but livelihoods that communities depend on access to these waters. and as a result was the licenses that they were applied for to be granted. and i think that that's really, you know, that the number of the issue there were no, there were no numbers in the brakes. it deal that was negotiated in concluded in 2019 it simply said, if you can demonstrate her, but you have been fishing in these waters 6 to 12 miles in that zone, then you have access to those waters. my think a lot of these communities and a lot of these french fishermen feel they'd pass by evidence test evidence metrics and the government system are bronzing their application. well, thank you for your insights. we appreciate you explaining what is quite

so yeah, i think it needs to be taken out of the political realm because this is going nowhere. what's at stake if for fishermen in the u. k of france follows through on the threats of retaliation and sanctions with us. an interesting question because it seems to me that this is all a double edged sword. if we go down the, the rabbit hole, 0 tolerance enforcement regimes, then there are many more french vessels fishing and you came water than you gave us the fishing and you want to. so i can see that that would be of advantage to france . and of course, the trade issues that have been mentioned, well, there's a lot of businesses on both sides of the channel in the supply chain. depend on that trade in fishery products to, to take place to something like 5000 jobs in blowing to mer. dependent on all, not trading. so it would hurt us, but it seems to me that it would hurt the french fishing industry that the french supply chain as well, which is why i think we need to de escalate this and take the politics of it and focus on the technical issues. barry diaz, thank you so much for speaking to us from your thank you son. 2 mor