u. k. yeah, actually, the whole international community should incorporate and help again, see should look forward to the countries which are little underprivileged and be under the recognition breed as low lenses low. they should send some of the commissioners and supplemental, but they are an effort as it gets concern with these are going on. but definitely not that kind of the z as in the previous months and years. but by and large, we need to be cautious as a professional, i can tell you that the band makes years to come back. so we need to be little more cautious and we need to keep a situation. we need to keep an eye on the situation. and before avalanche of patients again come and their job of the human kind, dr. margaret, the w h l chief earlier this year, i believe it was back in february. he had warned that quote and narrow nationalism and vaccine hoarding by some countries have undermined equity. and created the ideal conditions for the emergence of the micron variance at the time is

yeah, and i guess in the post bricks, it's m u k being a citizen of the e. u. m has a completely different meaning that it used to talk to be a little bit about what thing, what yeah, what, what does he do to end up in fruit prison there in the 1st place? this all comes down brand to this bankruptcy fraud cases. and this was a trial that happened this spring for counts of basically hiding millions of dollars of assets from creditors. the money that he owed in a bankruptcy case, he was accused and then later convicted on 4 counts, making big headlines back in april when he was sent to prison. and actually, boris becker did do some hard time in a prison, just down the river from here. and southwest london pretty close to where he was living in an apartment, was in later transferred to a lower security prison to be prepared to be sent back to germany. either before all of this happened, you know, we were used to seeing him, you know, this former to the star, he was, he was on television all the time as a commentator. wasn't going to do now. yeah, it just seems like

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yeah. nicola ryan, here from the u. k. it's been looking forward to this day. there's rates for the russian people for the russian soldiers that are saving the people and don't buy because for so many years, every one there has been bonded by the pain for diesel friend and people. they don't about that. they say, oh, rush is a fucking, as i said, no darling, forced to crania tied to the russian people and don't boss. and after 80 years, it's not a body. a italy host us and nato military bases with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops. i guess condition is to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. i think that europe has to come back to be united russia because russia, europe now has him put on for young. the shaw a video each year. she has an ornament or that is on a some and he's author image that will sit there when you're 40 and there was some with attorney and sort of that are you, but are you the most of that? and okay, so mommy still on the most surveys in monk as a new with journalist georg

yeah, the u. k. interior minister, the soil brothman has just said we have to in small boat crossings. do you agree with that statement? is that the best way to deal with us? i absolutely agree that we should. stocks will buy in crossings, but i think i'm probably coming got it from a slightly different angle to so enterprise men. i think we should be stopping them because they are in humane and people are having to risk their lives and to come across and to seek aside. and whereas we should be taking our international responsibility seriously in this country and given people other rates to come and join us on of in the u. k. o o, just who the tragedy was predictable and inevitable at the that's the criticism against the u. k. government, do you think that the u. k. government has failed and at the sofa? absolutely. i filed and the united cloud a year ago when we lost 27 people in the channel. not far from air and i found against i and they will continue until i can proper accessible rates for peopl

u. k. a digging in. we're not even going to talk to the nursing leaders about high so that applause without action has led to understandable anger. but there's one other really important point. yeah, it's the heart of what the nist in the u. k is saying and around the world, this is a patient safety issue. we don't have enough nurses. we can't provide, say, high quality health care services. you in your organization, the national council nurses, you've written to the u. k. government, you're calling for more investment and health care. are you saying if things continue the way they are that going into a clinic going into a hospital? if, if you're, if you're sick, you may be actually putting your life in your health in danger by doing their i think the shortages that we have in health care right now already present a risk to patient care. but the reason we wrote to the health minister in the u. k is because we have this narrative, which is we can't afford to pay nurses. you know, we've got difficult economic times. we got war in europe. we pay nurses. inflation is going to go up. this is wrong thinking. we need to flip 180 degrees. how we look at health care, not as a cost, but as

u. k t v you got choice? i think having yeah, what going on, not going oh, my view always as being that you either highlight the issues and challenges in these countries and speak about them or you basically don't say anything. you stay back home and don't go and i've always said we should challenge. there's another option you start home and highlight the abuses. you don't have to go to the categories. money people knew what a char stance was on the l g b t situation. they knew that long before, and these great debates occurred. of course, you know, so again, you know, it, did you idea that this is a surprise to people who are either doing business there or who selected guitar for the world cope and allows cathartic spend, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars to create what was essentially a fantastic world cook, it's about saying, you know, if you're going to be right, be right for the moment you get up to the moment you go to bed, don't pick and choose your morality as you go along. well, i mean time in the wake of bad we

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yeah. well, with nicole arrived here from the u. k. it's been looking forward to this day. very great for the russian people, for the russian soldiers that are saving the people in the big vote for so many years. everyone there has been voted by the friends for diesel friend and people. they don't talk about that. they say, oh, rush is a fucking, as i said, no darling, forest, ukrainian, or russian. people don't boss. and after 8 years, it's a, a, a, a host, u. s. and nato military bases, with some 15 and a half 1000 us troops ah, test conditions to be free from usa. the 2nd condition is to be free from central bank of europe and european european union. i think that europe has to come back to be united. russia because russia is europe, now a channel. okay, very neat. you. sure. one moment though, that is on a some and he's also if you're still there, when you're 40 and the question what you think when you're going to write, i'm a product with somebody that's funny. and so you bet. are you the most of the stuff mom used on the most surprising monkey with for journalist stee

yeah. these are, of course not. the only strikes hitting the u. k. at the moment, right. the strikes will have trains, buses, male, and that's only naming a few. how big is the pressure on richie soon august government right now. i think he's facing a lot of pressure. there's a lot of disgruntlement, obviously everyone in the country and not just in the u. k, but every one is struggling due to inflation due to the cost of living rises. and then this extra strain, when people can get the train they need, people can't send the post they need. it's all, it's all really amounting to a lot of disgruntlement and things aren't looking great. we are expecting strikes across the board to continue over the next few months and it doesn't look like in health care, for example, there will be any was resolution, any time seen. and there seems to be increasing animosity between by side. so things aren't looking great. what are the government's arguments to not sit down with nurses and ambulance drivers and other people in the public sector that say, hey, we're in a cost of living crisis

yeah, he actually seen quite upset about it. and i mean, you know, you got to remember that football in the u. k. you know, it's a grass roots movement. the clubs that he's very successful clubs like man united, the guy never played for they, they have their roots in the working class areas. and it's that working class people who are now, you know, facing huge choose or food banks. you hundreds, thousands of people in the u. k. really struggling really soon. next a very privileged man. he's one of the richest men in the u. k. and so he's had a privileged background of private education. so he wouldn't be like you. and in to the anger that is, you know, bubbling under the surface in the u. k right now. and it's evident now in the strikes that are, you know, coming down the line. you pardon the point in from railway workers and from nurses imagine, you know, don't take a strike action, likely, likely, rory, and there's real anger and resentment in the u. k. right now. i mean, there are, there are some that are saying this really stinks of double standards. i mean, for example, if you didn't, the u.

yeah. chris oregon price is keith viaz k ah ah, with 1950 the u. s. s. i was returning to peaceful life, but the newspapers didn't report ongoing massacres and the ukrainian ssr according to intelligence ukrainian nationalists and the ukranian insurgent army, led by roman. she'll give ej, perpetrated these atrocities for human shortly before the bell was blowing warm. but i shouldn't be self or knew why it would be wise to reveal. i push please. of course we'll do a mule marvel through the flat of the head of the n. k. v d sabotaged department of the time he was tasked with stopping the atrocities in ukraine for a good reason. general suit planter was very familiar with the situation he had experienced fighting the nationalist before the war. get the movie named lovelyn. he can't get a 0. it's inevitable, so didn't know creamy but it was collect, control than me. the task was tremendously difficult, but pseudo blanton was determined to complete it. he had personal accounts to settle with the ukrainian nationalists. i was standing in an alley smoking a jo

u. k. when queen is with the 2nd diet. and so that's expected to be a spectacular event here in brazil in the coming days. and yeah, it's just really difficult to describe how much of a legend the pele was here in brazil, you can keep 41 of brazil was top sports commentator said that who died here today, i would say was at some nasty man. so because pele will live on forever said there's trinkets coming in. not just from sports figures also from political figures like lula hell. he meant so much more than just football, didn't he? yeah, absolutely like, you know, he was an ambassador for football and who so for brazil, you know, the most famous brazilian of old time. right. you know, he had this kind of a complicated history with politics. right. you know, people often compared him to mom mohammed ali and said, you know, why did mohammed ali, you know, you know what appellate not take the same stance on politics. as mohammed ali didn't, you know, that's because brazil was in the midst of a military dictatorship at the time. right. so it's, but he got a taste for politics in later life. you know, he was, can he cam

u. k. will be looking for ways to save up on things that are cheaper. so yeah, type is expensive, will fill up on the cases are slightly cheaper. do rosa values make a large amount of stuffing on the plate. there are ways of commonly saving for the expenses of food. but these days you can feel like all food is expensive. food with inflation running at nearly 11 percent with fresh food prices, more than 14 percent more expensive than a year ago. and with energy bills soaring in a cold winter. many people are finding it hard to put on a normal christmas this year. let hello to lavish one prices for the traditional christmas. turkey had been further inflated by outbreaks of avian flu. shoppers and miss south london market. having to make unfamiliar choices. we're having like most to kin, but we're doing different things. and we've asked the family to just bring a dish, and that makes it easier, cheaper for the family. so we're going to enjoy ourselves. but you know, we're gonna have to balance out when it comes to the finance to day right. between the butcher's an

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the straw that breaks the camel's back as it were, one of yeah, yeah, it's, i mean, obviously, you know, this record inflation in the u. s. u k. is that around 1011 percent or something now? is, could this also pose an inflation risk? absolutely, because at the end of the day, inflation is caused by, by, by currency movements and manufactured asians and an effect from economy. the fact of, if you can account for where money is and money is needed in order to buy things, then you've got a really big problem that could cause a situation situation of hyperinflation, whereby a currency becomes worthless. it becomes, at the end of the day, this just shows us, we can't trust the us dollar. if the wealth stop trusting the u. s. dollar tomorrow, which is sort of starting to happen. we've seen these moves from russia, china, and a lot of other nations where they're starting to trade in other currencies, apart from the us dollar that can have a massive knock on effect, particularly for western economies. so do you think that this, this would obviously help, you know, and the head gemini, of the, of the u. s. dollar and stuff. it's a go

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so i definitely think, yeah, with globalization social media is playing a huge role in pushing these to other countries. thankfully the u. k is stricter than the u. s. they don't allow teenagers to have these surgeries anymore. and the health services recently changed their guidance. it's basically saying it's wrong to be doing this to kids. so i hope america follows and i hope the rest of the world no doesn't go into this crazy whiteness because it's just, you know, destroying livelihoods. do you think it's also about comfort and the fact that they're not comfortable with this idea whether we're talking about the g q community, is it fair to put the 2 together when we're talking on international, are they 2 separate issues that need to be addressed? i mean, i definitely think you could put it together internationally. i think the would you be t movement, you know, a used to be about just spreading love, letting people in their lives. now, i think that movement has been hijacked by the trends lobby. you know, there are people that pushing this agenda, pushing people to transition and making it a trends, you know, 30 years

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u. k. will be looking for ways to save. can up on things that are are cheaper so yeah, type is expensive will fill up on the cases fighting for do raise to the news, make a large amount of stuffing on the plate. there are ways of compensation for the face of food these days. you can feel like all food is expensive food inflation running at nearly 11 percent with fresh food prices, more than 14 percent more expensive than a year ago. and with energy bill soaring in a cold winter. many people are finding it hard to put on a normal christmas this year. let hello to lavish one. prices for the traditional christmas. turkey had been further inflated by outbreaks of avian flu. shoppers in this south london market. having to make unfamiliar choices. we're having like most to kid, but we're doing different things and we've asked the family to just bring a dish and that makes it easier, cheaper, cheaper for the family. so we're going to enjoy ourselves far. you know, we're gonna have to balance out when it comes to the finance to day right. between the butcher's and the green gross, i've spent almost a 100 pounds and i've just spent wh

yeah, the big, the potential is that this is going to cause serious problems for people arriving into a whole raft of airports up and down the u. k. over the next 8 days. the board of force i was striking are going to have 8 days of stop, which is the only day that they're not going to strike is december the 27th. so all the way through that christmas period when people are trying to see their families and travel overseas and perhaps come home here to the u. k, they're going to be issues. i'm estimates for the number of flights affected. well, there are just less than $9000.00 flights that are scheduled to depart from the heat from the airports, which are affected. that's long. and he fell on the gap quick caught in birmingham manchester, glasgow. and the number of seats on those act traffic is around 1700000. so for those seats of a filled then it's $1700000.00 disheartening flights. supporting passengers who would be impacted the people here on the picket line in torrential rain. i have to say at the perimeter of. busy london heathrow airport though, say that for them, this is on almost existential dispute. they're talking abou