however, this garment was made in europe in the united kingdom move. oh leicester. a working class city of 300000 inhabitants in the center of the country. until the 19 seventy's lester was the capital of english pantyhose and exported its textile products all over the world. large factories employed thousands of workers. the textile industry has since returned to lester workshops are a hidden world where cameras are not welcome. yeah, that look like that. kind of it up need less peggy glo dingle what i gets you out here. when you go brush, you're going away once before the sea with carried off, there is a 100 font, goes in lester, enrolled in oil, 15 minutes. loved the man who was allowed us to film is called saeed. killed you, originally from pakistan. he is one of the city's most successful entrepreneurs. is effective over making garments. how many people all 190 to be 192 of you? again, this is one of the biggest factor in lester all phosphorescent coming from lester and lester has given to manufacturing capacity that nobody has in u. k. not even the new k, nobo

the united kingdom moving forward as an independence state, waiting to see it work well, but we haven'tot it . well, whose fault is got it. well, whose fault is that? that's your fault. listen, i forget your name on the charge sheet for that. people like you, people who come on programs like like listening michelle. we'll see. out he's see. ben pointing out he's getting a right, right, getting quite a right, right, right, did right, right, right. sorry. did you is on the charge you say my name is on the charge sheet for absolutely no reason? i'm of this speech. i'm the middle of this speech. says name's the charge says his name's the charge sheet. someone said this not guilty. this some say up guilty. this some say brexit up and up and. i had my popcorn out. i stayed out of that one. i'll leave you to be judge you tell thoughts and. i'll tell me your thoughts and. i'll see you back in a couple of minutes . oh hello. welcome back to dewbs & co. oh hello. welcome back to dewbs & c0. if oh hello. welcome back to dewbs & co. if watched the end of that last last part. i was a bit feisty once

what happens when a migrant or an asylum seeker may get to the shores of the united kingdom and how quickly people be movedng this farce of people being put up in hotels at the cost of £7 million a day . is hotels at the cost of £7 million a day. is there much hotels at the cost of £7 million a day . is there much evidence a day. is there much evidence that changing the way people are processed when they arrive here might actually stop people attempting this horrendous , attempting this horrendous, dangerous journey in the first place? because there's been a lot of attempts that sort of deterrents, most notably the rwanda scheme, that simply hasn't seemed to have changed the minds . hasn't seemed to have changed the minds. people attempting hasn't seemed to have changed the minds . people attempting the the minds. people attempting the in the first place. well, no, it wasn't. i mean, the rwanda scheme isn't working at all at the moment . scheme isn't working at all at the moment. it's in the courts. but even if it does, you'll get a hundred , couple of go to a hundred, couple of go to rwanda out of. well,

of this brexit mep and your attempt to ignore failings of brexit that has made the united kingdom poorer . let me move to has made the united kingdom poorer. let me move on to one second. one second. doesn't just stop you there because actually you could argue that it was brexit that meant we got the first, we got the vaccine first in this country, were able to procure. yeah. so much so that the french actually had to make some right. which cost some offers. right. which cost british lives as well as ppe. so if we're going have if we're all going to have a proper brexit, you might as well have right. true at all. have it right. not true at all. and you should know better brexit or being a freer has not enabled us to roll out vaccines faster or better. ppe. not true because it didn't take it did not all. not true. the cma was way ahead. oxford and astrazeneca were way ahead. we got permission for it faster. we got permission for it faster. we got it to market faster . we did got it to market faster. we did so much better. we did much better than eu that the eu cut up rough and tried to reinstate to tha

under the age of 35 will for a period of three years, have unrestricted access to move between australia and the united kingdom seems that this is an incredibly positive thing, particularly as these two countries have similar levels of gdp per capita . you're not going gdp per capita. you're not going to have a massive one way flow in the way that we saw with european free movement. could this be a model for future trade deals for similar early developed countries to really allow that sort of a benefit , allow that sort of a benefit, particularly for young people ? particularly for young people? yeah, i think you're right. this was a huge actually british win in a sense, if you want to put it that way, which is that australia opening up access for british people under the age of 35. i'm for up to three years removing the previous requirements when it came to farm work, which caused quite a lot of issues. you can really go over to australia as young over to australia as a young professional creating professional that's creating a great in great opportunity for brits in vise versa. lot of aussies vise versa. a l

dc which is becoming increasingly strained that the kingdom relies on the united states in many ways for its security. how does that change we are movingltipolar view of the world in the kingdom. >> it has changed because of american actions in american signals and america has been signaling for years but it's going to pivot from the region that it has lost a bit of interest in the region. it does not mean that the saudi u.s. relationship is not critical for saudi arabia it's very important and will continue but it's a more patchy relationship because of drastic u.s. politics. so i think when it comes to reliability even on the security front, i think the message saudi arabia has gone from the united states is that the security umbrella is there, but it's not 100%. so saudi arabia has to hedge a little bit to build relationships with other powers in the world to fill those gaps. >> the longer-term effect was going to be pricing commodities and trade not in dollars. we seen this at the margin but if the saudi and chinese relationship where they can do that and pay not in dollars would be enormous. how does that unfold? >> that may happe

it's interesting to see how much the currency has moved off of the back of sort of confidence in the united kingdomal years. the rishi sunak administration has sort of made its lease on debt being , sort of made its lease on debt being, boring being the bringer of stability , and that might not of stability, and that might not be doing for its poll ratings, but is that making the uk a more confident place ? international confident place? international investors? well i think international investors looking for government bonds probably come to the uk. they will go to the us because it's the world reserve currency and it's paying much higher interest rate than , much higher interest rate than, the uk and a much higher interest rate than the eu. so if i was looking for a for home the large currency in the us at the moment, i suppose in times, crisis being the world currency really does have a it does help and if the world reserve currency paying the highest interest rates in the developed world, then people move money there. however there are some huge bargains to be had in the uk because a lot our u

move on to other topics. british workers look to paralyze the life of the country in the united kingdom, airport workers, railwaynies , lawyers, postman paramedics and ambulance drivers are on strike, protesters demand higher wages and curb record inflation the british central bank warned price increases will continue to fall in income will be shocking alexander khabarov with details. how to get to work or home and not get sick, because it is not known. will it be possible to get a doctor's appointment for many britons today, these questions are no less relevant than preparing for the christmas holidays. sometimes postal employees, railroad workers, teachers' bus drivers will not work at the same time. and what is the most unpleasant medical staff of about 100,000 nurses and about 10,000 ambulance workers will be on strike in december for two days. the long-promised winter has arrived in britain, discontent strikes are planned for every day. the government has a chance to stop these protests, but for this it is necessary to make significant concessions. the nurses are pushing for a 19% pay increase. your require

united kingdom are making are of much graver concern. they say not only do they have this military relationship but it has moved into this fully fledged defencenot only iran's regional neighbours but the entire international community as a whole. the united states saying that it a report that two countries are considering joint production of lethal drones. it is concerned iran is considering sending ballistic missiles to rush and it is worth listening what the uk ambassador highlighted. russia is now attempting _ ambassador highlighted. russia is now attempting to _ ambassador highlighted. russia is now attempting to obtain - is now attempting to obtain more — is now attempting to obtain more weapons, including hundreds of ballistic missiles, in return— hundreds of ballistic missiles, in return - _ hundreds of ballistic missiles, in return — in return — russia is offering _ in return — in return — russia is offering iran an unprecedented level of military and technical support. we are concerned that russia intends to provide iran with more advanced military components, which _ advanced military components, which would allow iran to strengthen

they say why farmers should move from rain fade agriculture to irrigation it. reese al jazeera within the 2022 has been a kale together. british politics, the united kingdom has a 3 prime ministers, full finance ministers, and 3 interior ministers. it's been the butt of jokes internationally, but as under simmons explains, brits haven't had much to laugh about. his report contains flushing images in britain, they call christmas this season of goodwill. but you won't find much bonham. me here, downing street in 2022 produced pantomime style politics. it might have been funny if the consequences weren't so serious. morris johnson led the way so called party gate, dragged on a police investigation, a fine for johnson. oh, big rooms were broken and that is what i have been repeatedly assured. and when photos emerged, the story changed. it did not occur to me that this might have been a breach of the rules. he lied em frequently. and after a while, people didn't take seriously what he said. there is no doubt that the office of prime minister has been demeaned over the over the past. year up berries, johnson became a joke. the parliamentary party eventually dec

united kingdom. this will be a move that will be welcomed by anti—poverty campaigners and unions, they have been callingd elsewhere. and the conservatives say that they have concerns about this tax differential in scotland, compared to the rest of the uk. john swinney expected to make some significant announcements in terms of the income tax bands in scotland. we expect the basic rate of tax to stay the same. first minister nicholas sturgeon has previously said that needs to be protected because of that cost of living crisis —— nicola sturgeon. it would have significant consequences if it was changed. they expect that to day the same for at the higher rate, we expect that to change and what is not yet clear is whatjohn swinney has called a relentless read prioritisation, what will be announced in terms of cuts to public services we have a ready season pretty hefty cuts announced to the budget this year in scotland and what he is going to announce today is what happens next year and just as household budgets are being affected by inflation and rising costs, so too is the government budget as well. they h

united kingdom. even this year we observed, but simply phantasmagorically, and circus stories associated there with crises with a moveming on after with in fact, as some joke sheet. prime minister only to worthily see off the last journey of the english queen elizabeth there and so on. this is the only thing she will be remembered for, but no one will deny that, for example, in the same conflict in ukraine, in many other stories of great britain , she plays a very, very significant role. it has a colossal intelligence apparatus much more more competent than many other intelligence agencies, than the american society is divorced, and it has the status of one of the financial centers of the world. sometimes the impression is called that this could be saxon, but these are not tandems; there are five fi-fays, the so-called five main countries there, but i remind you of this besides the united states of great britain. canada australia new zealand and what exactly is he there, and not washington, leading in this five of the endo-saxon countries, that is, in the absence of a leader, and sometimes with such enough. well, let

move the enemy to an appropriate distance so that they cannot physically reach our settlements. london is going to audit military assistance to kiev, according to british media prime minister of the united kingdom, sunok intends to check how effective support for ukraine was , observers do not exclude that the results may affect further assistance to the kiev regime analysts note that bags is trying to convince him to keep the volume of military support. unpleasant news for kiev also came because of the mushroom parliament. croatia refused to train ukrainian troops on the territory of the country, the initiative was blocked by representatives of the social democrats. we cannot help others, if this help means the destruction of order in our home, and even more so if we are talking about violating the croatian constitution. in just a few days , more than 42 million rubles were collected for energodar. the first consignment of medicines warm clothes, heaters will be sent to the city very soon, a marathon of assistance to the residents of energodar rosatom announced at the beginning of this week the list of necessary things was agreed with the leadership of the city and the zaporozhye npp, its empl

united kingdom. even this year we have seen, well, just phantasmagorically, but circus stories connected there with crises with a moveter taking office, that is, in fact, as some joke sheet. prime minister only to worthily see off the last journey of the english queen elizabeth there and so on. this is the only thing she will be remembered for, but no one will deny that, for example, in the same conflict in ukraine in many other stories of great britain plays a very, very significant role. it has a colossal intelligence apparatus much more competent than many other intelligence agencies , and it has the status of one of the financial centers of the world. sometimes the impression is called that this could have been saxon, but these are not five tandems, fi-fayz, the so-called there in the main five countries, but i’ll remind you besides the united states of great britain. canada australia e. new zealand there is in the absence of a leader and sometimes with such enough. well, let's say leaders under which any space state. the long gone uk manages to remain a key cancer. this speaks to the strength of britain's politi

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move. european stocks shuttered with francis and germany taking it on the chin, the cac down 3% the dax down 3.25% when they closed the united kingdomown just under 1% but let's be clear the sell-off snowballing as fear aggressive central bankers will go too far is triggering possibly a global recession that's the worry. and this did not soothe worries either. a key read on consumer spending, november retail sales on your screen, showing a pronounced and bigger than expected drop of six -tenths of a percent. that is the most in 11 months. will a slowing consumer stop people from traveling because that's really been the hot bed of activity. airline stocks grounded on that possibility, plus we have a few specific downgrades. hitting jets of course that is the aggregate, the etf airline it is down about 2.25% but evercore isi cutting delta to in -line from outperform. that's hitting the stock to the tune of about 2.6%, cowen chop ping jetblue to market perform saying there is no guarantee yet that that pending merger with spirit airlines will be approved regulators so jetblue is lower not on this screen let me just quickly punch it up

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the times and and moving with the times and bringing in as many people is as possible really possible i think is really important. interesting and he's the king of the united kingdomto be king of everybody who lives in country. and he's wise to say multi—faith if this is what if what you've said is true, then there'll be lots of people who are muslim, more than christians. he more than christians. so he might be a person all might as well be a person of all faiths rather than just, oh, we'll do one. because we'll just do that one. because at when it was at the time when it was initiated, it was the biggest faith in this country. but to move because we saw that move on, because we saw that picture george is picture was that george is drawing is nine years old drawing that is nine years old that's very picture for that's a very good picture for a nine year old. that's exactly. that's exceptional. yeah. i can't a picture that. well do you he drew that look you think he drew that mean look come seriously that's that's come on seriously that's that's like christmas like something on a christmas card. sorry you're. how old your son? he's he's like son? he's 14. he's14.

move on. if our to impose an immediate custodial sentence you would be unlawfully at large thereafter. i would order you to return to the united kingdome it. the sentence would be put into effect if and when you enter the jurisdiction and surrendered to a police station. before doing so i have considered whether it is possible to suspend the sentence. you have the strong personal mitigation i have already summarised. you are also a mother of young children who would suffer disproportionate harm from your immediate imprisonment and i am satisfied that appropriate punishment can be achieved without immediate custody. please stand up. you are disqualified from driving for 12 months for the offence of causing the death of harry dunn are your careless driving, the sentence is eight months imprisonment, suspended for 12 months. there will be no additional requirements. the sentence means that if in the next 12 months you commit any offence, whether or not it is of the same type for which i am sentencing you today, you would find yourself before the court again and it's likely that the sentence would be brought into operation either in full

united kingdom. i don't think it's worth defending or perhaps just to move things on slightly.at kind of reared head today, i think it was the daily mail that broke this, which was about where some of these boats are coming from or how getting from a european country shores of calais country to the shores of calais andifs country to the shores of calais and it's apparently germany mostly from germany therefore getting into calais. i mean, do you think it's an exaggeration to say that now we are being deliberately targeted by european friends? i mean , they european friends? i mean, they are doing absolutely nothing to stop these boats being manufactured transported to the beaches all people put on and pushed out on to say and they're not that problem . yeah, i do not that problem. yeah, i do think it's a bit of an exaggerate action to say that the heads of government of the big european countries are doing to us actually deliver , to us actually deliver, brittany, and with the schengen agreement that's that's all of land routes to get boats to northern france. right. but what i

united kingdom's bank. the united kingdom's oldest bank. leeson was convicted of financial crime in singapore, and served four years in changi . he has since turned in changi. he has since turned his life around completely movedpeaker and a consultant for. in—demand public speaker and a consultant for . various consultant for. various businesses in relation to and corporate responsibility . it's corporate responsibility. it's an incredible story which spawned two bestselling books and a starring you mcgregor. i'd always hoped ewan mcgregor would play always hoped ewan mcgregor would play me at some point . nick play me at some point. nick leeson welcome to gb news remarkable great to have you on the program congratulations on having completely reinvented yourself. it's been a journey. we'll start with an easy question. what happens happens ? question. what happens happens? i don't know how i'm to tell you all of that in just one minute. isuppose all of that in just one minute. i suppose it's i don't know. it was a combination of my own stupidity, a lot of incompetence and negligence on the part of others , some excessive risk others, some excessive risk taking , no systems, no control , taking, no systems, no

united kingdom's bank. the united kingdom's oldest bank. leeson was convicted of financial crime in singapore, and served four years in changi . he has since turned in changi. he has since turned his life around completely movedaker and a consultant for. in—demand public speaker and a consultant for . various consultant for. various businesses in relation to and corporate responsibility . it's corporate responsibility. it's an incredible story which spawned two bestselling books and a starring you mcgregor. i'd always hoped ewan mcgregor would play always hoped ewan mcgregor would play me at some point . nick play me at some point. nick leeson welcome to gb news remarkable great to have you on the program congratulations on having completely reinvented yourself. it's been a journey. we'll start with an easy question. what happens happens ? question. what happens happens? i don't know how i'm to tell you all of that in just one minute. isuppose all of that in just one minute. i suppose it's i don't know. it was a combination of my own stupidity, a lot of incompetence and negligence on the part of others , some excessive risk others, some excessive risk taking , no systems, no control , taking, no systems, no c

moving and powerful occasion . it was, of course, the occasion. it was, of course, the first time that a pope had officially visited the united kingdom. shrine stood together at that shrine and for me, it was a moment of extra depth to be alongside this very great, very substantial man and be able to pray together . and be able to pray together. and if you'd like to discover our unity at the deepest level, the fact that we were able to give a blessing side by side from the altar . westminster from the altar. westminster abbey a yes, a great gift to abbey was a yes, a great gift to great experience, which i shan't ever forget . and i think during ever forget. and i think during the whole of that visit , he the whole of that visit, he communicated to his audiences not always very sympathetic audiences in the uk and a sense of cost through sensitivity, a sense of humanity, which people forget in a hurry. sense of humanity, which people forget in a hurry . and i mean, i forget in a hurry. and i mean, i went to a catholic school run by nuns. went to a catholic school run by nuns . but went to a catholic school run by nuns. but there was a

situation, and moving forward it's important to recognise the shortcomings and make a case in terms of tackling it, especially organised crime because it's hurting albanians more than the united kingdomow confident or — kingdom. a final brief thought, how confident or otherwise _ kingdom. a final brief thought, how confident or otherwise argue - kingdom. a final brief thought, how confident or otherwise argue that i confident or otherwise argue that the trust the two sides can come together given the kind of rhetoric we are hearing from the government. at the moment it seems difficult but we are optimistic because at this time of crisis we can at least talk more honestly about what are the real challenges and how we can move forward in a sustainable matter but at the moment it seems to be very hostile. taste at the moment it seems to be very hostile. ~ , ., at the moment it seems to be very hostile. ~ , . ., hostile. we must leave it there and t in: as hostile. we must leave it there and trying as the _ hostile. we must leave it there and trying as the old — hostile. we must leave it there and trying as the old enemy _ hostile. we must leave it there and trying as the old enemy but -

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