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researchers at sheffield university say that china is pressuring uyghurs living abroad to spy on uyghurheard from a uyghur refugee living in the uk, who's told sam judah about his experience. a demonstration outside the foreign office with a dark twist. these uyghurs want the government to speak up about human rights abuses in china. but they face another problem, a threat that may be driving some away from their protests. someone has been asked to infiltrate their ranks, gather intelligence and send details to the chinese authorities. he's spoken to the bbc about his experience. we're concealing his identity because of the risk of reprisals against him and his family. we're calling him aleem. he's a refugee living in the uk. and what happened? was it a phone call, a text message? it was an audio call through wechat. when they called me, i recorded it with my other phone. aleem has shared those recordings, a series of phone calls from someone he says works for chinese state security. we've adapted them and omitted details that may compromises anonymity. "we paid a visit to your family i

it's traditionally a safe haven for uyghurs.uggests that four in every five of those 50,000 uyghurs has been approached directly by the chinese police and pressured in some way. the planet's hottest month on record is drawing to a close, but the scorching temperatures are expected to continue in many parts around the world. tens of millions of americans remain under heat alerts, as the southern united states could see record breaking temperatures in the coming days, according to the country's national weather service. the city of phoenix continued its streak of sweltering heat. phoenix has gone 30 days in a row with temperatures above 110 degrees farenheight — that's 43 degrees celsius — though forecasters say monday showers could bring the streak to an end. meanwhile, an out—of—control wildfire has crossed into the us from canada. an evacuation order was put in place for residents near 0roville in washington state, as well as the canadian town of 0usoyos. the wildfire — called eagle bluff — is estimated to be burning more than

uyghurs outside china offer a line to the international community.elling the world about its internment camps, where the un says more than a million people have been detained in the last few years. alim refused to cooperate. and we understand that the vast majority of requests made by chinese police are rejected by those in the uyghur community. sam judah, bbc news. i've been speaking to the journalist behind that reporting, sam judah. i asked him how he went about this investigation. sadly, this is very familiar story, and you don't have to dig too deep to find people in similar situations. we've spoke to uyghurs in the uk, norway and turkey and they detailed almost identical experiences. what's less usual in the case of the man we heard from in the report was willing to share a lot of detail with us that is quite rare, because most people in this situation don't want to talk to journalists about their experience. they also find it difficult, many uyghurs away from home, to actually talk with their families back in xinjiang. how do they do it? that'

that is because uyghurs in china are under intense surveillance. they assume their calls and text messages will be monitored by the state. one expert told us if a call comes in from a family member overseas, they won't pick up because they fear communicating free like that will put them at risk in some way. they feel at risk and hugely isolated as well. sir geofrey nice kc — is chair of the uyghur tribunal — and we can talk to him now. iam sure i am sure you heard that response to the bbc from the chinese embassy saying these latest allegations are groundless and they do their best to protect communications between people in china and around the world. i wonder what your reaction was when you read this report and saw the investigation? it is complete nonsense. the people's republic of china uses every available method to suppress open speech by uyghurs and others on their behalf and has done so for a long time. the account is entirely credible and the chinese position is utterly absurd. our tribunal worked from publicly available material from publ

uyghurs outside china offer a line to the international community.elling the world about its internment camps, where the un says more than a million people have been detained in the last few years. alim refused to cooperate. and we understand that the vast majority of requests made by chinese police are rejected by those in the uyghur community. we approached the chinese government for their comments, but they did not reply. and we can talk to sam judah shortly. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. theresa may's former chief of staff has been elected as the conservative candidate for the former health secretary mount hancock's seating west suffolk. mr hancock is currently an independent mp for the constituency, after being thrown out of the conservatives for appearing on i'm a celebrity. he's stepping down at the election. rail passengers are facing more disruption this week because of a ban on overtime by train drivers. aslef union members at 15 train companies in england are refusing to work extra hours from today until saturday. t

uyghurs outside china offer a line to the international community.y can speak for those still in xinjiang, telling the world about its internment camps, where the un says more than a million people have been detained in the last few years. alim refused to cooperate. and we understand that the vast majority of requests made by chinese police are rejected by those in the uyghur community. sam judah, bbc news this was the response we received from the chinese embassy: accusing china of "transnational repression" is totally groundless. it is aimed at spreading "china threat theory" and smearing the country. we firmly oppose it. the chinese government protects the freedom of travel of all ethnic groups, including the uyghurs, and their communication with overseas relatives in accordance with the law. lebanon's economic and political paralysis entered a new phase today with the departure of the discredited central bank governor, riad salameh. for most of his 30 year tenure he was celebrated as a financial genius, but he is now widely blamed for lebanon's a

uyghurs outside china offer a line to the international community. its internment camps, where the un says more than a million people have been detained in the last few years. alim refused to cooperate. and we understand that the vast majority of requests made by chinese police are rejected by those in the uyghur community. sam judah, bbc news. we have had official chinese reaction — in a statement sent to the bbc, the chinese embassy in london said the allegations were "totally groundless". china — said the statement — "protects uyghurs and their communication with overseas relatives in accordance with the law". a british pensioner who killed his seriously ill wife in cyprus has walked free from court. david hunter was found guilty of the manslaughter of his wife janice at their home. mr hunter had told the court that she had begged him to end her life because she was in so much pain. from paphos, fiona trott sent this report. stunned. this is the moment the retired miner never dared to imagine. i can't describe it. i'm sorry, i wish i could — i wis

we've heard that the uyghur activists are planning to meet next month. they are. they took my family hostage, putting me through this ordeal. even though i may appear fine on the outside. 0n the inside, i'm suffering. a report published this year says two thirds of the 400 uyghurs living in the uk have been approached directly by chinese police and asked to inform on their peers, cease advocacy work, or stop speaking to the media. this is about the way the chinese government harasses and threatens uyghur people abroad and tries to control their daily activities and their friendships.

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china's been accused of using these cameras to control and monitor the minority muslim uyghur populatione by hikvision and dahua line the streets, where they're not only watching people but actively analysing them, even with horrendous features like ethnicity alerts, where they can pick people out of a crowd that they believe to be uyghur. the chinese embassy in london says the... hikvision says it... ..and... dahua says it... hikvision and dahua cameras can also be found up and down the uk. we spent months and months submitting thousands of freedom of information requests, and we found that the majority of public bodies are using chinese state—owned surveillance cameras. these companies have dominated, completely dominated, the surveillance market in the uk. nobody knows how many hikvision and dahua cameras are in the uk, but big brother watch says 227 councils and 15 police forces use hikvision and 35 councils use dahua. you're talking about data on millions and millions of people that could be processed to potentially generate very detailed reports about each of us and what we do. and

the uyghur world congress .idge and south okay. so now uxbridge and south ruislip is one of three tory held constituent sees facing a by—election this week . this is by—election this week. this is going to be a really big week on this show by the way, because we've got these three by elections potentially. potentially, potentially. the tories could lose all of them. but if they don't, i suppose it will be an absolutely massive result anyway, we'll result for them. anyway, we'll talk later the talk about this later in the week. going to a big week. so it's going to be a big test the government. the test for the government. the conservative candidate has admitted very admitted that it will be very difficult to to boris difficult to hold on to boris johnson's i'm johnson's former seat. well i'm not something johnson's former seat. well i'm not happens something johnson's former seat. well i'm not happens youymething johnson's former seat. well i'm not happens you biff hing johnson's former seat. well i'm not happen

, taking maybe forced labor in uyghurs they don't care how does that reflect values chinese spy balloony blinken to go to china, ccp, to yell us at once we shot it down claim of we were at fault crazy a policy toward china of appeasement we need a strong line against ccp, a case where deceive xi has said he wants to be world dominating power by 2049 take him at word for it take a much harder line toward ccp frankly if we do they will respect us for it versus what is going on they continue to see us as being weak. maria: i mean senator how about all you the surveillance? is it not the fact that while blinken was getting ready to travel they were spying on him hacked his email? we are told they actually read emails the state department commerce department knew thinking, of this administration, even before he got to beijing? and then we find out, about all hacks what do they do send janet yellen, then john kerry. >> yeah absolutely we find out they've had consumers department emails secretary raymondo, they send john kerry over there this is -- if we just continue to do this -- the people'

in addition to that, the uyghur act is being enforced.it's being enforced and there are countless panels not coming into our country because the border and customs folks have been enforcing that act. so, i just don't agree with your facts, which began with a presentation of one of the most outrageously persistent lies that i hear, which is this private jet. we don't own a private jet. i don't own a private jet, i personally never owned a private jet and obviously it's stupid talking about coming in a private jet from the state department up here. it just-- honestly, if that's where you want to go, go there. . >> believe me-- >> the chair now recognizes mr. kemp. >> okay. thank you, mr. chair. secretary kerry, thanks for coming on over here and i know you've been peppered with a lot of different questions about china on a range of different issues, i guess i just want to ask you, what is your agenda? you know, with regards to this trip coming up forward in a couple of days, i think it be helpful for the committee to hear not just about oth

down at the table exchange for having intent that is conducting horrible, horrible crimes against uyghur people inside of china and lifting sanctions. maria: senator, you know the chinese communist party, i mean are you expecting them to do anything about climate change? are you expecting them to do anything about fentanyl? and yet the biden administration,believes this is willing to lift sanctions even after all the aggression coming from ccp in just last year. >> maria you've been so good about covering the behavior of the chinese communist party particularly in america, they are killing more than 100,000 americans a year drug he overdoses shipping fentanyl into this country the fact that blinken willing to back off rightfully into evidence sanctions against humanitarian invitations chinese communist party putting forward in exchange for stop killing of american youth? it is just preposterous you have been right about this secretary pompeo absolutely right about this we should be standing strong right now, i dealt with chinese communist party, as did secretary pompeo when we both serve

and that, of course, is where the uyghurs live. and the evidence is mounting .and the evidence is mounting. and the evidence is mounting. and the evidence is clear that much of the work that is done to produce solar panels, which now go into our rural countries side, where we could actually be growing , we could actually be growing, the stuff is produced by the uyghurs under literally slave laboun uyghurs under literally slave labour, canadian asians. but it seems that in the war on climate change, absolutely anything is permitted . and but what will be permitted. and but what will be unsettling a few people, especially those who've either arrived in southern europe or heading off on their holidays there soon are record temperatures and not just there. it's happening in much of america and china too. in a moment. yep, we'll talk about the weather . well, right now, it is not the favourite pub conversation of the british weather people are talking about. no, they're talking about. no, they're talking about. no, they're talking about the weather. they're about to

and that, of course, is where the uyghurs live. and the evidence is mounting .d the evidence is mounting. and the evidence is mounting. and the evidence is clear that much of the work that is done to produce solar panels, which now go into our rural countries side, where we could actually be growing , we could actually be growing, the stuff is produced by the uyghurs under literally slave laboun uyghurs under literally slave labour, canadian asians. but it seems that in the war on climate change, absolutely anything is permitted . and but what will be permitted. and but what will be unsettling a few people, especially those who've either arrived in southern europe or heading off on their holidays there soon are record temperatures and not just there. it's happening in much of america and china too. in a moment. yep, we'll talk about the weather . well, right now, it is not the favourite pub conversation of the british weather people are talking about. no, they're talking about. no, they're talking about. no, they're talking about the weather. they're about exper

new research says china is pressuring uyghurs living abroad to spy on human rights campaigners — by threateningws and reaction. we start with a new row over fossils fuels and renewable energy. downing street has confirmed that hundreds of new licenses will be granted to drill for oil and gas in the north sea. the prime minister says the move is vital to bolster energy security. rishi sunak has also announced significant funding for two new carbon capture and storage projects, including the first in scotland. campaigners have sharply criticised the new drilling licenses — saying they demonstrate a "short—sighted and selfish" approach to climate change. let's take a look at what carbon capture and storage actually are. burning fossil fuels like oil, gas and coal to generate electricity emits carbon dioxide, which is the main driver of climate change. carbon capture plants are designed to stop that co2 from being released

the table in exchange for having an entity that is conducting horrible, horrible crimes against the uyghur time. web did it for four years. the chai niece communist party -- chinese communist party understands power, strength and commitment. when you say, gosh, if you'll stop poisoning our kids, stop sending chemicals to mexico that are processed and transited into the united states and killing thousands of kids, if you do that, we'll do something good for you. that's not going to work, maria. maria: i mean, this seems like such a joke to me. it's up there on the level of expecting the chinese to do anything on climate change. you know, what is going on with this administration, sending cabinet member after cabinet member, appearing to beg the ccp for any engagement or communication despite the fact that they've spent a spy surveillance balloon into the country, took military secrets from our military installations, put police stations in america throughout the country, lied and covered up covid-19 and there's been absolutely no response. by the way, let's add that they've also hacked into

care that 100 bidens can come and 28 sumacs in china to say that it is not necessary to insult the uyghurst is not necessary to return tibet to the tibetans it's worth it, if not to rape hong kong, which is used to living in english, let's say so, and the chinese absolutely don't care about all this . well, look, really, western countries reacted very weakly to the events that took place in hong kong, well, accordingly, china and that is, those left sanctions that were introduced against which influenced, for example, well, that is, the top from hong kong and pa- and some party leaders , well, actually, i say that it influenced us to play an important role, but the influence over hong kong is also a large financial city. a certain opportunity to show china to its residents and the residents of hong kong that everything and such is a certain rule and when the hong kongers are used to living in a preferential way, well, that is, it has already ended , we have the consequences of the fact that the western world allowed everyone to develop and such states as china, hoping that the the benefits

in other facilities shein has , faced accusations of worker abuse and of using materials linked to uyghur labor. the company denies this. journalist iman amrani investigated shein in the documentary inside the shein machine.exhausted. reporter: and iman amrani joins me now. iman, thank you so much for joining us. iman, tell us more about the accusations that shein faces. >> we discovered that they were people who were working 18 hour days, which is against the law in china. it's also against shein's code of conduct. people were given one day off a month and many people came to the factory anlived nearby in these kind of dormitories, which meant they couldn't visit their families and they couldn't go back home very easily or they would have their paid docked. there were other concerns about the fact that the environment was very pressured because because the production level is so high and so fast. they have to make so many items of clothing and they have to work on commission. so it means that it's a very, very stressful environment to work in and not one that i think most people would wa

ceo to look into allegations shein was failing to disclose forced or unpaid labor of the uyghurs in itsied allegations of forced labor or harsh working conditions and tried to clear up what they say are rumors with an influencer tour of its so-called invasion factory in china, however, the trip resulting in more backlash with many online accusing the brand of propaganda, pushing some of the influencers who went on the trip to later publicly address the controversy. >> i'm someone that can take accountability for my actions and i want to be better. >> our thanks to ellison for that report. >>> michelle is tracking the monday forecast after the break. >>> later lottery fevehes r atup asas t the powererball j jackpo closer to o a billion n dollars. g g ned'd's plaqaque psoriasasi. [camerera shutter r sfx] hehe thinks hihis flaky, [camerera shutter r sfx] rered patchess arare all peopople see. [camerera shutter r sfx] ototezla is ththe #1 prescribibed pill toto tret plplaque psoririasis. ototezla is ththe #1 [neded?] it can h help you [neded?] get clclearer skinin and reduduce itchingng and

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new claims that china is pressurising uyghur muslims living aboard to spy on human rights campaigners. we will have more on all of those stories here in the moment. time for a look at the business news now with ben thompson. good afternoon. what you have for us? good afternoon. we begin with climate change and the net zero debate — the uk's prime minister rishi sunak has announced plans to expand carbon capture and storage in the north sea. speaking to the bbc in scotland this morning, mr sunak confirmed that his government will invest millions of pounds in a carbon capture projects, and confirmed 100 new north sea oil and gas licences. critics have accused the government of backing fossil fuels — but the prime minister said the plans are �*entirely consistent�* with the uk's climate commitments. it's really important for everyone to recognise that even in 2050 when we are at net zero, it is forecast that around

about is biggest dictatorship in the world, everybody knows about the human rights violations and the uyghurs and how they are brain washing 150 million americans with tiktok. everybody knows about the chinese spy balloon. >> money. about money. we have to say enough is enough. >> biden donors are wall street and big tech. they need china business. donors are making decisions for the biden administration. ned, nees, thank you. house oversight committee conducted interview with another witness corroborating the whistleblowers in the case. jim jordan and james comer have exclusive details in moments. i can't wait, stay there. when we started selling my health products online our shipping process was painfully slow. then we found shipstation. now we're shipping out orders 5 times faster and we're saving a ton. go to shipstation.com /tv and get 2 months free. so, you've got the power of xfinity at home. now take it outside with xfinity mobile. like speed? it's the fastest mobile service around. with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only 30 bucks a line per month. that's hundreds in savi

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very much over its human rights record in shenyang, with the human rights record of ethnic muslim uyghursratic freedoms in hong kong. there are territorial disputes, with china's claim to tie one being the biggest and most dangerous, but also the south china sea. the us navy and air force patrol those areas, and very often come up against chinese ships and aircraft, and those incidents have become more and more dangerous. those encounters in the air and at sea. there is fear in the united states that china has come to dominate some of the world's key industries. everything from the production of graphite to solar panels. and that that is a threat, long term. the west in general, america and its allies, japan and europe should not become too dependent on one source for so much of what is needed to run the world's economy, and that is why janet yellen now talks about diversifying away from china, maintaining relations with china, maintaining trade with them, but not relying wholeheartedly or completely on china as the sole supplier of really, really important thing is for the world economy.

do you condemn the concentration camps that currently, as we sit here and speak our imprisoning uyghurs, religious minorities in that nation. >> senator, we're certainly do not condone or support that type of behavior, yes sir. >> let's talk a little bit about your lobbying activity as it relates to the saudi deal. public reports say that you paid lobbyists last year in just one quarter of the year, six figures or more as to lobby congress on the saudi proposals. what was that about? >> senator, we went to members of congress as we face a threat to our existence. and so to make congress aware, what did this do? >> senator, anything that congress could do within its power to help preserve american institution. >> this was before you agreed to take a billion dollars from the same people you are lawbreaking against a year ago. >> senator, we faced a choice. one was to allow professional golf to be taken over and operated by the public investment fund and the kingdom of saudi arabia. the second was july the pga tour continued to lead in accordance with our mission and our values. for the be

commuparty said some companies receiving money have been linked to profiling and tracking of the uyghurs minority in china frank. >> the crackdown that could be coming there >> a lot there >> silvana, see you later on >>> shares of regional banks have been on the rise this week with the kre up more than 9% m & t and citizens financial are meeting or beating profit forecasts in the second quarter as higher interest rates allow them to charge more for loans. zions says redoesdeposits rebou after the silicon valley bank collapse zions is releasing more with christopher from kbw >> good morning, frank. >> a number of banks beating expectations admittedly lower in expe expectations deposit levels are something to watch with people concerned about the regionals. arestabilize >> we are not four months removed from the silicon valley bank collapse and we hhave stab stabilized in terms of the quarter, we are seeing expectations brought down into the quarter and the bar has been lowered banks are jumping over a low bar. that is part of the rally this week. >> i want to go back to rising rates. tha

finding his footing and i remind everybody about miami, he goes on hugh hewitt, he doesn't know who the uyghurs so everyday there's a chance for something to happen. that's why campaigning is important. debates are important. anything can happen. tim scott is great, nikki haley is great. desantis has opportunities time hotel but right now, trump is the man. >> the word was he had 30% of the party locked up but that was all he had. clearly his numbers are growing and it's much more and it seems indictments are driving people into his camp. hold that thought in your thoughts because i want to play another moment from the rally. this captures something the media misses, trumps way with a crowd, here he is challenging his inner don rickles. >> i've been hitting him much different than i have because i've always respected the office and then when they indicted me for nothing i said now the gloves are off now we have to say it like he is. he's a crooked joe biden, i never called him that. i took the name away from hillary clinton. we call her beautiful hillary now. >> beautiful hillary. [laughter] ta

. >> uyghurs and tibetans.rybody knows how they are pretty much brainwashing 150 million americans with tiktok. everybody knows about the spy balloon. >> laura: it's about money, enes. biden's donors are wall street and big tech and all -- they need their china business. so the donors are making these decisions for the biden administration. ned, enes, thank you very much. breaking just moments ago, the house oversight committee just conducted an interview with, yet, another witness who is cronting the whistleblowers in the hunter biden case. congressman jim jordan and james comer have exclusive details in moments. i can't wait. stay there. artificial intelligence. wow! it's something that everybody's talking about. and i think about that, but i think about the one who created all intelligence. almighty god, who created this earth, the universe, created you and me. but what are the problems? why do we see war, and famine, and all of these things? well, it's because of sin. the world is infected with sin. and sin

refugees and activists tell the bbc china is pressuring uyghurs living abroad to spy on human rightsa very warm welcome to the programme. we start in pakistan. at least 44 people have been killed in a suicide bombing at a political rally in pakistan. more than 100 people were also injured in the explosion in the northwest bajaur district near the border with afghanistan. it happened at an event organised by islamist party, jui—f, a major party which forms part of the government coalition in pakistan's parliament. it's not yet clear who might be responsible for the explosion, but authorities have warned the death toll may still rise further. live now to tamanna salikuddin.

or that uyghur muslims have been put to work planet planting cotton and picking cotton.d like? it has been declared to be genocide and do not want a cotton product from china whether i sold at a dollar or 10 cents or penny. >> exactly at the same time you got tiktok in europe pushing chinese propaganda to millions of people across europe it is not coming to americans next? >> it is already here. look, if you look at tiktok in china versus tiktok in europe and tiktok in the united states, you will find a dramatic differences. you will find things that are encouraged and circulate online here through influencers. our they ban chinese kids for spending within a couple hours a week on social beta or gaming they ban chinese boys from seeing pictures of transgender's and other things. a lot of things are banned in china that are promoted here by the chinese communist party. i believe because they think they weaken the moral fiber of this country the fabric of this country and weaken the family ultimately america will fall sooner and faster. that's the ultimate goal here break

ask that of the uyghur muslims and those working in the sweat shots making pennies per hour.ave to ask can why she was there in the first place to appease and compliment the nation that sees us as their number one enemy. >> let's take a look at how intertwined the economies are, the united states and china. let's put some context on the growing economic power of china. as a base of an economy, it is your population and we're looking at a population four times the size of the united states. >> over a billion people, although they do have an age problem because their one china policy for quite some time, they've got a lot of older chinese people with less young chinese workers to provide for that so all of these stats while they show the size of china don't always necessarily mean an vac. >> it's already added up to a world gdp of almost 19%, to give you comparison, the united states us jut just about 15%. >> as we talked about on this very wall what they're trying to do with that near 20% is create their own international financial system, trying to replace the u.s. dollar, be

is slave labor coming out of the uyghur or climate change?ll of them simultaneously, we don't have to wrap them up so one becomes hostage to the other or you don't make progress. >> hold china accountable if they do not follow through with activity you suggest and reduce emissions? they are able to get ahead of our economy by producing many more emissions and having less regulatory action on business than we are in the united states. >> and we don't want that to happen. >> then how will you hold them accountability? >> that is why president biden asked us to examine the counter veiling. >> i have never seen an exampleation hold anyone accountable. >> that is exactly what is happening and several senators, some in the house. >> we don't legislate china, but need to hold them accountable. >> you can legislate a c-bam. >> harris: congressman moran went after john kerry and john kerry did not have answers for how to hold china accountable, even over one thing they chose over human rights, climate change. he says they can do it simultaneously. if

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. >> ainsley: and maybe justifying what he is doing to the uyghurs. >> well, i would say of course it'sutrages the chinese party has committed throughout the time in power concentration camps, it's persecutions and killings and torturing of dissidents. i would say the communist party of china has been around for about a century. the bible has been around for 2,000 years. i would bet long on the bible on this one. >> ainsley: deuteronomy 4:2 do not add from what i command you and do not subdemocratic it but keep the commands of the lord your god that i give you. you are not supposed to change scripture it is god breathed. former president trump laying out his vision for america in a packed iowa town hall with sean hannity. watch. >> there has never been more spirit than we have right now. 2024. [cheers] >> is the most important election that we have ever had. >> ainsley: rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel will join us on that, next. plus, every dog has its day. we are celebrating national hot dog day on the fox square. there is janice dean cooking ♪ ain't nothing but a hound dog ♪ crying all