u. k. yeah. so yeah, no, i think fuse attentions in the u. k as well. the police are asking for today to try and make sure that that is not on rest of any. so i ran a 2 and a bravo bother you. kind of home. secretary, i thinking paypal, trying to reassure certainly any support i have my physical at least the any demonstrations like this or off the police try make a tool or what the things like, even the way you have a policy like also sees a racially i provide state of buttons, well definitely seems of my cool. i think they've set as much and you can see the hybrid there, a new response to the flags. the police aren't making any arrest for that sort of thing. i wrote, we were just talking to the for maintenance and the secretary of state for international government class show and she was just talking about the u. k. governs amongst all the governments around the world just following the us lead, being very strident and supporting these ratings without giving any context to the situation is if the whole events just started last side today, that is the p

yeah. any u. k, you've been in on baset of the pilot a foundation which office facilities to underprivileged youth. and specifically staying with young people who have had issues to do with youth violence or nice crime. are those things that you have witness going off the court and yourself? yeah, i mean, um, in crate in just a good visit the bad bit, but just grown up in primary high school college university. these things are wrong. and when people see me now and i say, you know, prior to all of this, you know, i girlfriend creighton we've, i've been around for that 9 kinda imagine a josh. and i'm like them before because i'm punished now and i can speak a bit better. and i can understand things and process things on an i'm a bit more mature not but all the people that knew and i was younger, like we read from craven this around us. you know, um our friends, someone would say a best, a guy, and they just your friends because you go out. so definitely just that as a knology. and sometimes just we j

u. k. at the moment? well yeah, isolated incidents. the moment i think the, the heart and the secretary. so what a province has been very keen to reassure the jewish community. the police are going to be taking any instances of anti semitism very seriously. indeed, indeed, she has instructed the police to basically make sure that there is no glorification of her mass at events like this. how mass is prescribe has a terrorist organization on the bridge is low? now, there are certain kind of gray areas that surrounding was quantities belong, you think it was a supposed things about how mass now. so when a problem going to set to the police that even the waving of kind of city and flags or the challenge to get things like from the river to the sea, palestine will be free for the diaries can constitute, has a right to the aggregate to section 5, a fight, and so what are the sites being down here for a few minutes? i have hundreds parties that jobs from the riveted c panel. so i will be free. and as you can see behind the plane seats upon a city and flags for the police and not taking any act

yeah. in the u. k, you've been and i'm bassett, of the power with a foundation which office facilities to underprivileged youth. and specifically staying with young people who have had issues to do with youth violence or nice crime. are those things that you have witness going off the court and yourself? yeah, i mean, um, in crate in just a good visit the bad bit. but just growing up in primary high school college university. these things are wrong and when people see me now and i say, you know, prior to all of this, you know, i girlfriend creighton we've, i've been around it for that 9 kinda imagine a josh. and i'm like them before because i'm punished now and i can speak a bit better and i can understand things and purchase things on an i'm a bit more mature not but all the people that knew and i was younger like we were from craven this around us, you know, i'm our friends, some of the say a best, a guy, and they just your friends because you go out. so definitely just that as a knology. and sometim

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yeah, frank ledge, which is a military analyst in the u. k. he has more on the signs that point to a major increase in these really on the operations in gaza. the 1st is the communications blackout, which will include the electronic uh, wolf uh to denali thomas communications. so i would say not for the last few hours, and we'll say got that go on. not when it includes cyber a cyber attacks, as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment. and maybe i'll talk about something suitable here, a thumbs or a big joke at a rate of about one, every heavy bones every 10 seconds. and final it easy, it is the announcement to be as ready, defense voltage plus an i i so this as well. uh, the, the way the price is picking up the house, they do the same. it is very types of conducting at least a rate installs. i live up the us are advising the i congress, whether sales is running out food or to running out. the state of does a, i've started over throwing. we said we gather is on debris of, of my safe heads as well a

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yeah, i do think that the u. k. has i like to be a good canyons and a victim of the obvious cause by that. so it just displayed so that the king of england, king charles, to uh, search a palm this during, during his visits to kenya and on deer, expedites the u. k. government suited to, to pay reparations. i always try it yesterday. we tried to make it very clear, we live, dispatched by the police, local police. today we had another team that was in the streets. the was disposed by the police. some have been the rest of this evening because the government of getting, it also seemed to be completely. so this issues, we cannot understand why people are protesting in london, but when good news protesting getting their own mission, the british government to good wish of getting government of giving you a continuing freedoms. so it's, it's something that is shocking to us. and now the king is here for the next 3 days . we're expecting him to say something about all this issue that we are leaving. because if this groups wi

yeah. and we don't argue about masks. yes. it's like a very weird for us to both fly in from the african continent into the u. k. and the like, no, you know, we don't go straight to argue about them because it's like, it's the least i can do. yeah. it's the least that i can do because, you know, in hong kong they've survived the 3rd phone. yeah. sorry. yeah. right. so you tell someone to put a mask over their face like yes, absolutely not just for me. yeah. but for the people around to be, this is where sort of the, the response of the pun, demick becomes just not just about people about political culture. i think one thing that has been so tragically under discussed is how, how, like, what you said earlier, like we focus on very technical solutions and technical reasons why the pandemic has ravaged people so much. but there's also sort of subjective conditions as lifestyle as population distribution. that's people's behavior. there's demographic patterns. so like remember the beginning of the time that makes people scott her. it has to be like why could be wiped out. like, why are tens of thousands of people dyi

u. k says that was moving a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization, which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra. 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us don't think for

u. k says that was moving a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used associates of division in the u . k. for them, it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides. it today, the robins and condemn the actions of come us to think fo

u. k says that was moving a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization, which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all, not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around them off the sides. it today rather than condemn the actions of come us. so i think for s

u. k. says that was move and a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th, the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u . k. for them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of come us to think for some re

u. k. i'm from the us. the 3 big supporters of ukraine in this war. yeah, it's interesting how that message has changed very quickly. right. charlotte davinsky, thank you. well, eliza mcneil award journalist and the political analyst based in brussels, explains how that you became the victim of its own policies when it comes to funding you can deal with being is, are no longer a he does. yeah. states to find that in so the, all that is going, you know, way i need to now rush the economy doing becca much better. they all back to the 1st beginning of the war that they offer using less or getting more money because of the increase of price of oil. we are stupid enough to go and buy the russians going from india much more expensive than buying it from russia. we have lost and those free to that was public died by the us. and germany was the 1st country a leading the industry. and now if there's a number full and going down the line in france in brussels, in all the european country, we suffering from heavy inflation. the valuation of the euro. and people are h

u. k. driving the funds on others of focused on this problem. now i'm not so pretty formidable, right? yeah. at both how i'm us and israel have not been oblivious to what's been happening in ukraine in the past year and a half. how could that influence the current conflict between them considerably, both sides been watching, particularly the developments it by the 2 into 2 elements 1st and the, the term will, will be very intense in, in, in, in, in, cause. i suspect it's widely sold, as i said before, we'll have to look up. they'll be looking up and watching for strike drones, suicide, drones and the costs. but for surveillance, usually these would be using drugs in the data i and a like directed drugs. as you see or beginning to see actually in the ukraine as well. so there's that aspect to precision artillery. very important. we haven't seen too much of that yet, but we, well, so far we've seen arrow at i take the take the lead in precision strike. but i'll tell her it would be a major factor, but it goes to elements in gaza. totally different. not least the, the nature of the bottle is t

u. k. driving the funds on others. i'll focus on this problem now. i'm not so pretty formidable, right? yeah. at both how i'm us and israel have not been oblivious to what's been happening in ukraine in the past year and a half. how could that influence the current conflict between them as considerably, both sides been watching, particularly the developments and body 2 into 2 elements 1st and the at the tone will, will be very intense in, in, in, in, in, cause. i suspect it is what it is. so just as i said before, we'll have to look up, they'll be looking up on the watching for strike drones, suicide drones and the costs, but for surveillance. and he's ready to be using drugs and any data on a like directed drugs as you see, or beginning to see actually in ukraine as well. so there's that aspect to precision artillery. very important. we haven't seen too much of that yet, but we will so far we've seen arrow at i take the take the lead in precision strike, but i'll tell her will be a major factor. but it goes to elements in gaza. totally different. not least the, the nature of the bottle is to

u. k. driving the funds on others. i'll focus on this problem now. i'm not so pretty formidable, right? yeah. at both how i'm us and israel have not been oblivious to what's been happening in ukraine in the past year and a half. how could that influence the current conflict between them as considerably, both sides been watching, particularly the developments and body 2 into 2 elements 1st and the at the tone will, will be very intense in, in, in, in, in, cause. i suspect it's one of the soldiers, as i said before, we'll have to look up. they'll be looking up on the watching for strike drones, suicide drones and the costs. but for surveillance, these ladies will be using drugs and any data i and a like directed drugs as you see or beginning to see actually in ukraine as well. so there's not aspect to precision artillery. very important. we haven't seen too much of that yet, but we will so far we've seen arrow at i take the take the lead in precision strike, but i'll tell her will be a major factor. but it goes to elements in gaza. totally different. not least the, the nature of the bottle is t

u ar yeah, brad, you're right. look, i thin k it was a mess tonight. here's why. that war in ukraine has been goinn ukraine has g for 550 daye hasn't addressed until tonight. but a long war. second piece is we're looking at right now what i think is largest potential fight we have in the middle east with ira n. e and you're looking at a state that we're trying to normalize relations with. we're tryingir are to give them more money. that's a huge mistake. we're giving money mo. alestinian authorities we cut out and we've moved two to carrier strike groups into the eastern me strikd. we've got a lot of other forces moving there because this may break hard and we're breaks hard is because hezbollah, which is an iranian prox'sy, is going to get involved. you saw the attack went on by iranian proxies right now in iraq. s we know they're behind it. and he's got to make a hard call on what he wants to dndo, because if hezbollah comes in this fight. then the next question is, oka.y what are you going to do with iran? how are you going to handle itin and normaliznormalize

u. k. of training ukrainian meant by the british. all me, are we saying that's a fine? yeah. i mean, it seems to be, well, the messages just if we have to, if we need to move it to ukraine, you know, how does that improve it? how does that make it any better? i think the ideas are off training, so there's in ukraine is a, it's very much an, a, an emission of defeat on many levels. but it's also madness because you only need one of those british soldiers to be hit by miss. so and then you have the possibility of also 5 nights happening and vote on a world war 3 scenario. and i think that's really the comments that come into india to being branded around is very apt because of that we comp, possibly be serious. the person cannot possibly be serious about sending troops over to you to create. although i have stood at the beginning of the conflict on a talk show, there's only a question of time before the british american soldiers will be, will have boots on the ground. the one that was referred to was more in a private capacity in terms of messages. i think that could be a possi

u. k. job. any funds on others? i'll focus on this problem now, and that's a pretty formidable, right? yeah. at both how i'm us and israel have not been oblivious to what's been happening in ukraine in the past year and a half. how could that influence the current conflict between them as considerably, both sides been watching, particularly the developments and body 2 into 2 elements 1st and the at the tone will, will be very intense in, in, in, in, in, cause. i suspect it is what it is. so just as i said before, we'll have to look up, they'll be looking up on the uh, watching for stripe drones, suicide, drones and the costs, but for surveillance. and he's ready to be using drugs and any data on a like directed drugs as you see or beginning to see actually in your grade as well . so there's that aspect to precision artillery. very important. we haven't seen too much of that yet, but we will. so far we've seen era at, at take the take the lead in precision strike, but i'll tell her will be a major factor. but it goes to elements in gaza. totally different. not least the, the nature of the bot

u. k. says that was moving a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say secret division in the u . k. to them it's push an extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets . these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country all not safe. i think that as a community we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around the most excited today that robin and condemn the actions of combustion. i think for som

u. k. says that was move and a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events approved coffee used associates of division in the u . k. to them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message is that the jews in this country on not safe, i think the as a community, we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of from us to think for some reason

u. k. says so it was more than a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text, yeah, that's the highest ever times. who reported in that time period. the organization which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate wanting that events a brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that juice in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and off the site, it stay the robins and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason tha

u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bit more of what the us and u. k. the west, if you will, are looking for this resolution. now we're supposed to be voted on tonight. we're now being told that that has been pushed to tuesday evening tomorrow night now that that boat will come down and that one we do not know have no indication whatsoever on how the countries will vote on that one. guy, brad is under the united nations. thank you. still a head on out his era as a trauma, also because a war places and events told him palestinian children we bring you the story of this young boy. off to a box is it? is

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yeah, man's prime minister has told down to 0. he's hopeful of finding a political solution to end the conflict. as comments come of the u. k, charity oaks from well, the one 3rd of olga minis, face extreme, hung up a check is interior minister says at least 20 suspects of being arrested. following an attack on the capsule on sunday, a suicide bomber talk to the ministry of interior. because some work is policy you . p k. k has claimed responsibility to allstate out with all the headlines. do. stay tuned studio be unscripted is next. what we do and all just sarah is try to follow the stories and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity and democracy. when i was looking at c, i a torture programs. i was looking at front companies that have been set up to facilitate them. and for me that was really a interesting allegory for state power. sometimes we present in exhibitions and, and we have the reviewers that said, this is evidence. this is right. yeah. and then the people that we confronted was saying, hold on, that's art, that's outside of the what i try to do, my work is very simple, which is to try to see the

u. k. and when i spoke to him earlier, he told us more about what is ray, the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu strategy might be now. oh, good afternoon and yeah, there are multiple vectors of advice going into nothing. yeah. who's come on the group at the moment? first of all, there's a dispute capacity between the military advisors and, and political advisors come back to in a 2nd about whether or not was the time to begin this campaign. this is further complicated by american perspectives to the effect that they don't believe that there are achievable goals. and the coverage is right. the plan and the particularly concerned of course, about an aftermath of not making the same mistakes that we made in iraq and afghanistan. so it's a highly complex situation, of course, that's complicated by the hostage situation. i suspect no decision is going to be made for several days and to be no offensive for that time. but look, it's, it's crystal stuff, but it's very complex. a very difficult decision. you mentioned the us to austin situation, how much is still holding more than $200.00 hostages. what would a ground invasion mean for them as well? the

u. k. thank you very much for joining us on to 0, chris. we'll get to the yeah, just to and just a moment. but does any of what ever? she said i can't decide here, right? you're going to make a difference of them personally as late as do you think it's shifted? mentioned back to woodson. i think it's the a big gamble. the foreign minister has taken the day. well, he was trying to do and he has a big confidence to speech, was that we need the question that he wants people to have in their mind when they go to the polls in the general election next year. he wants to make that question really a question about him. he wants to, to ask themselves, they want him to be prime minister, or he's alternate number the labor leader when he can't afford for that question to be, is the want another to another cause there's a go because a consensus has been in power of assessing is and he knows if that is the question people home and then lines in the onset know, so he's trying to say, look, i'm not a typical conservative on different this is about me and she's me to be your pr

u. k. says so it was more than a 700 percent increase in incidence in the 12 days following the october 7th. the text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization, which one of his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u k. government says, oh hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate warning that events of brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. for them it's passion, extra $3000000.00 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. the one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message. is that the jews in this country all, not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand our strong against any of those actions. but at the same time, i do think that it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that rather than condemn the actions of come us to think for some r

u. k says so it was more than a 700 percent increase and incidents in the 12 days following the october 7th to text. yeah, that's the highest ever times who reported in that time period, the organization, which one is his anti muslim incidents is also reporting an increase. it says that was a 5 fold rise in cases across a 10 day period. u. k. government says or hate crimes will not be tolerated. the immediate wanting that events a brewed coffee used to say c for division in the u. k. to them it's passion extra . 3000000 pounds in funding to come back to anti semitism. there are also $1000.00 additional police officers patrolling the streets. these measures are being welcomed by the jewish community. but one school leader, one safety can never be guaranteed. it's really projecting a message that jews in this country on not safe. i think the as a community, we will stand up strong against any of those options. but at the same time, i do think that it, it reflects a concern that there are people walking around and also saw today that robin and condemn the actions of come us think for some reason that that m

yeah, absolutely. i mean politicians and government successively in western countries i've neglected to look off to their own people. if you log into in the u. k, a health outcomes of bummed down to is this brett called waiting list for the public hospitals. school education has gone down a in terms of what he's doing and outcomes for kids because it teaching a lot of this work and on since rather than focusing on real subjects, crime is born up because there's no community policing anymore. police and not even worried about burglaries, but they all looking at what, what people are saying on the units and then we'll focused on that. so there's all kinds of areas where things have just broken down and the public services have got completely the wrong focus as well as this. they haven't been looking off of the economy by getting the nation into more and more than a budget deficit in the u. k is higher than ever before. our national debt is 2 and a half trillion pounds. it's getting on for 100 percent of g d p. whereas i think rushes national debt is less than 10 percent of g d b. so you know that the, the, the, um, the successive governments in

yeah, those words from the us a pretty much the same is the words coming from the west, the rest of the west western europe here in the u. k. where she seems like the prime minister of israel has the right to defend itself. his foreign secretary went further from us on the fight to the mass, so not militants, a mass of terrorist. and the same word used by french presents emmanuel macro strongly condemns the terrorist attacks and atlanta bed box. a gentleman for a minister, she says israel has a full solidarity. now it's worth telling you that. but for the slightest event, i'd be speaking throughout the year to diplomats and to ministers of from you. okay . in countries and over in public they say things like this, the context is in the end of this. yeah, there's been lots of this clause as people have been telling me off the record about the right wing government in israel, and the way it's been treating the palestinians. but none of that context is in today's statement. it is though, in the statement from the saudi foreign minister and the kingdom it says, recalls is repeated warnings of the dangers of explosion, of the s

uh, what we've been hearing to yeah, we've got statements coming in from all over the world, but let's concentrate 1st on the ones from the west. and here in london, the u. k. prime minister, she soon acts as israel has an absolute right to defend itself on the foreign secretary that you've had. james cleverly buquet, unequivocally convinced the risk attacks by him ass on is right. the citizens and problems present macro strongly condemned the terrorist attacks that are currently striking israel. his was express my thoughts on the diety with the victims that families, the loved ones of germany and the late in a bad book. she says that how much is contributed to the intensification of all it's saying israel has the full solidarity. some of the comments from the dutch prime minister mark retail talking about a pulling is a image is coming from israel, the york in union. as a level the line present, buick and commission says that they on the quickly condemned the attacks by the palestinians. they say it was terrorism in its most contemptible form. so from the west, pretty much boiler plate reactions. this is what you expect them to say. i can tell you having

yeah. also amongst bush claims that it is a compassionate country. considering its history a slave, the young people for a 100 years, they destroyed the china industry, the u. k. governments to then to send a some them see, cuz to the one that has of course being criticized by the countries and best suited to the u. k. a very must say that i receive, so i know for being so full sway my brave i'm in, which is the u. k is home sick retreat now and, and the come by investigation that would just be the which was august rates is by comparing moving, known and cool, with the ledge by donkeys shows the johnston, senior high commissioners offer one the pointing out to what most people know by the government refuses to acknowledge and that is that their plan is absolutely wrong then which is in his own. but i'm a journalist and to me bonded to mid to the operation meeting for senior it a landed club under the guise of a businessman from a south east asian company. and she needs to proceed. yes, one seemed to invest in his country. that's what he tried. to say to him so that they could meet in this london cups. but think doing that to meet him. he was almost a watch he

u. k is looking for even closer military ties to train. the british defense chief says and structures should be sent south and he'd like to see quote, more things it brought to us. yeah, you clarifies that production of military equipment could be done directly in ukraine from on the involvement to head over to our website. archie dot com the as a new day and on slovakia may be headed in a new direction. voting has finished in the countries parliamentary elections. i for more details, let's cross live now to our to correspondence shortage of entity in breakfast lava, charlotte and tell us about the preliminary results and the potential ramifications of the vote. well, it's been a pretty convincing victory for me, a policy this policy led by what would fit so that does come pains on an empty platform agenda not sending any more military aid to the country, to increase criticize sanctions against russia. and he's really sort of rum stuff is empty, west and rhetoric in the country. and that is obviously resonated with the vote is he's pausing, taking just on that 23 percent of the vote behind him is progressive. so lot vakio. this is a policy that took around 18 percent

yeah. would you say it's one of greatest things about the uk? u k? >> uk?y it is because the >> i would say it is because the clothes are there. british clothes. did you have is itjust clothes. did you have is it just thrift shops and this is one of the main stories thrift shop. yeah, but i don't think there aren't as many as there are in this because this this country because this country a provision have country made a provision to have to unoccupied space, given to have unoccupied space, given discount rates in city centres. do you think just possibly trying to avoid dealing with the front right. have >> yeah. yeah. right. let's have a look at those front pages then . the mail , the police are . the daily mail, the police are coming for you. if you glorify terrorism. good. i'm just being impartial there. the guardian, us and last ditch effort to reduce impact of israeli assault on gaza. the times is emelien tried to flee as invasion of gaza looms the mirror fears of a full out war. independent israel kills mastermind of massacre and the financial times u

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