but what's incredible in this prank is the fact that william hague is saying how it would be ideal if we saw a coo and russia. of course, you never know when there will be some bigger crisis on the russian side. so it would be ideal if something, ok, if they, if they all may mutilate again, this is unlikely, as we know, we can rely on that. so if russia was to say something like this, about britain or the united states, there would be accusing of incitement of a terrorist attack, for example, because he can say, would be ideal if there was an armed coup in russia. this is something that officials don't normally talk about, but this is not hardly surprising because we've seen not only ukrainian officials, but also european officials talk about how it would be lovely if there was a terrorist attack in moscow for just look back up their statements. a couple of months ago, and these are people who are saying we are not in the direct conflict with russia. europe is not in the direct contact with russia. the united states is not in a direct conflict with russia, whereas we can see that behi

william hague said they interfered in russia's internal affairs and that he crane would not join nato, but they decided to show their so called freedom of speech by blocking us about on that in the past that have been countries, web, britson or america have succeeded in bringing about a change of government from the outside. i used to go in moscow when i was born secretary and i always met the civil rights campaign of the democracy campaign. i was in the british embassy, but you know, the am, ah, anything that was really booked support, the changing the regime and rough is immediately turned round as a martin bloss weston aggression. so the u. n. g fast code on russia and ukraine to extend the international grendale, which is due to expire in 10 days time. and tony, a good tire is my the statement after sitting down for talks with president zelinski and key f o the great he going walk us over the glass. you should be on the market. and the additions to as good as possible use of exporting for the classes. so that way see in line with the grain deal was sealed at last july between russ

do you think william hague . right, you think william hague.ur of gay marriage could become a leader, the conservative party and ruling out anyone who shares the orthodox teaching of the church. we both belong to. well, not only our church. i mean, that is the teaching of islam as well. and that that is also in it. and it's vague way still the teaching of the church of england, because you cannot have a priest performing gay in an anglican church just so it is very widely held by different religions. but what really struck me this, you know, kate forbes was challenged and they said would she want to reverse the measure ? you know, wouldn't the measure? you know, wouldn't you want to undermine it in any one? she said no. but she answered straightforward widely when i asked, she been when i asked, had she been voting which way would voting on it, which way would she voted? now, i wasn't in the commons when that went through, i would have voted against that. and made that clear in and i made that clear in speeches outside the house of commons real

when some of our survivors complained to the british government in 2013 , william hague, the foreign minister at the time, said that it was not the british government's fault, but the colonial government of london, and he left indifferently. but now we see that the words of the british government, which has no role for london , the events that happened are considered a distortion of history. a committee has been formed was to deal with complaints about misconduct, but they did this completely based on their own personal opinions, and even the cases were sent directly to the permanent minister in london, and the documents of the issue were sent to the government board . he informs that this is the cabinet's perception of these information affairs, having the information of the colonies was the representative of the queen's government, he showed and separated them both that they were completely one and the same, they were in the same bowl, the responsibility of the government is just a deception and hypocrisy, hypocrisy, in their opinion, the kenyan people are not human beings. have hu

william hague , the foreign minister, said that the british government is not to blame for this issue, but the colonial government, like this between london and he was indifferent, but now we see that the words of the british government, which says that london has no role in the events that happened, is considered a historical distortion. the colonial minister of britain at the time, linux , was fully aware of us, and this can be confirmed by the documents that were placed on the table of the colonial government when the committee was formed. was given to deal with the complaints about misconduct, but he would solve the case completely based on his personal opinions and the cases would be sent directly to the permanent minister in london and he would inform the government board about the documents . the cabinet's take from these adventures they had information that he was completely unaware of. the route of the colonies represented the queen's government and separated him from the puppet government in kenya . it deserves to be treated with respect to human rights. in 1956, there were

when in 2013 some of our survivors complained to the british government, william hague , the foreign minister, said that it was not the british government's fault, but the government's fault. you despair, the camera of london was taken out indifferently, but now i know that the words of the british government that london has no role , the events that did not happen , are considered a historical distortion. he proved that it was placed on the table when the committee was formed to deal with the complaints about surah al-infatar, but they made the cases completely based on their own personal opinions, and now you have a light literacy, the cases are sent directly to the permanent minister in london, and the documents of the issue informs the government board that this is how the cabinet of my time took any information about this story. either it was a representative of the government and the queen from the colonies. he separated them from the world. in their opinion, people kenyans are not people who have human rights and deserve human rights. by 1956 , there were only a thousand membe

pushing the topic of supplying weapons to the kiev regime, said former british foreign secretary william haguelation of the diplomat sounded, as he thought in a private conversation with petro poroshenko, you only under the guise of the ukrainian ex-president with a haig contacted the famous pranksters vovan and lexus, what came of it , irina kuksikova will tell. almost 18 minutes heart-to-heart communication, former british foreign secretary william hake was sure that he was giving mentoring advice to ex-president of ukraine petro poroshenko and made a statement that is extremely far from diplomacy, for example, that his country, together with the americans, is organizing coups d'état on the world and complained in russia they did not succeed. although tried very hard in the past in some states, the us and the uk were able to succeed in changing the power changed, but usually this happened in weaker and smaller countries, and in russia it is impossible to do this, and as a foreign minister and visited moscow and always met with representatives of civil society and groups promoting democracy o

william hague, the foreign minister at the time, said that the british government was not to blame for this issue, but the yasar government was to blame. yasvari was indifferent between london and indifferent, but now we see that this is the british government's words to london. it has no role, the events that happened are considered a distortion of history. holland inox, the british colonial minister at the time , was fully aware of us, and this issue can be seen with the documents he put on the table when he formed the committee, rather than the complaints about the treatment of the face. handle it slowly but do it completely based on their personal opinions, i used to file cases, and now they are hiding them. the cases are sent directly to the permanent minister in london, and the non-permanent approval of the government board informs that the cabinet of my time had information about these events that he was completely unaware of under the colonies of the government representative. being a queen separated her from the puppet government in kenya. both of them were completely in the s

actually talking to russian hackers vovan and lexus spoke to former british foreign secretary william hagueykin will talk about what the british diplomat managed to confess. william haik i am glad to welcome petro poroshenko for the last time. they met in person in 2014 after the coup d'état in kiev, haig, then the head of the british foreign office, actively promoted and supported maidan poroshenko, was just about to legalize the seizure of power by becoming the president of ukraine, so haig was now in the mood for a frank conversation and not expecting a dirty trick. haig told a lot of things to the russian pranksters who pretended to be poroshenko . he supported ukraine's demands for long-range missiles. well made it clear the british are not going to give such expensive weapons to kiev and offered to rummage in their pockets. the states of their allies have these missiles, mainly the united states also has them , and other states such as south korea and turkey have a different type of missiles with a longer range. the uk always acts as the one who strengthens. the courage and determinat

prank, which was conducted on behalf of petro poroshenko, vovan and lexus called, they called william hagues a british politician , british foreign secretary from 2010 to 2014 . but as you yourself called him a gray cardinal and a pan-now correctly a man of the present moment. i think even more influential than the prime minister. let's listen to the next part of your conversation and discuss here, there will be a retreat of ukraine in us in the west. there is great support for your performance in the nato constitution spelled out. yes , i brought it in. this is my initiative. it was my decision to introduce a special amendment to our constitution that would be important to ensure. strengthening defense relations with western countries, and i was part of the rasmusen marriage, which offered some recommendations very recently since the signing of such an agreement with the united states including nato may take a long time. uh-huh and ukraine will need guarantees of support in the future. this will be at any stage, whether in peace. how far is it necessary to provide ukraine with guarantees o

aside, there were there was 17 year gap between visit to australia by a british secretary and william haguefinally going there. so what we've seen now is a real turn around . the prime minister turn around. the prime minister is over there in san diego today signing this agreement. president biden and, anthony albanese, the australian prime minister. it's about the uk making a defence contribution to the indo—pacific , recognising the indo—pacific, recognising that balancing the power of a rising china is a critical global priority and the uk sees itself having a role in addressing that . and it's an addressing that. and it's an expression of strength and determination it because australia . was the first country australia. was the first country really to reveal to everybody how dangerous was and took action which that quite severe potential consequence not just for your economy but that the world to understand what a china was to the rest of us and australia in the uk aren't the us. we're not superpowers . but us. we're not superpowers. but when we combine particularly can have a dispropor

together wrote that report that william hill figure william hague that's the tories let the toriesny in 2001 the worst election defeat untiring political figure he is he's a significant shall we talk about this right we've had this casey review it's looks terrible for the met don't a lot of you is getting in touch saying it isn't the police's job be nice to people and to always choose perfect word and not offend anyone then been catching criminals they're criminals but clearly they're not right. no, they not getting it right. no, they are they're not. and i must admit, i read as much as report was on to read this morning was on time to read this morning and to blakesley and talking to peter blakesley here had earlier on and here you had on earlier on and it's absolute as a woman in london easily chilling london i find easily chilling and peter was saying that his wife had a long career in the starting in the 1980s. she in child protection and she read this report and she the testimonies and she actually said bev she said this is worse than in the 1980s in the early 1990s. and i fin

thought it was interesting looking at bernard jenkins as he's now known when i used to work for william hagueused to have a cardboard cut out in have a cardboard cut out him in the office and. i have to say it's slightly more than he was today. it's slightly more than he was today . but the thing that today. but the thing that really, really me about this is setting aside whether or not we should have been locked down, you know, that is our history. that's what done. unless you've worked inside government. well, i in opposition, unless you've worked inside that you do not understand how hard that job is. you just what you work 24 seven and the most of the offices like the ones that boris refers to in number 10. they wouldn't pass a kind of safety test. they're rabbit warrens . but that's kind rabbit warrens. but that's kind of great because you work really closely together, you have crisis after crisis, you are thrown , you throw yourselves thrown, you throw yourselves together to do this work. no one kind of understands that . and kind of understands that. and what really made me so today wa

thought it was interesting looking at bernard jenkins as he's now known when i used to work for william hague to have cardboard cut out him in have a cardboard cut out him in the office and. i have to say it's slightly more than he was today. it's slightly more than he was today . but the thing that today. but the thing that really, really me about this is setting aside whether or not we should have been locked down, you know, that is our history. that's what done. unless you've worked inside government. well, i in opposition, unless you've worked inside that you do not understand how hard that job is. you just what you work 24 seven and the most of the offices like the ones that boris refers to in number 10. they wouldn't pass a kind of safety test. they're rabbit warrens . but that's kind rabbit warrens. but that's kind of great because you work really closely together, you have crisis after crisis, you are thrown , you throw yourselves thrown, you throw yourselves together to do this work. no one kind of understands that . and kind of understands that. and what really made me so today was

william hague always used to say yorkshire people don't want to run in yorkshire they want to run thening traction . i reckon in the traction. i reckon in the north—east where i'm from . so it north—east where i'm from. so it is yes to is the evolution . oh is yes to is the evolution. oh no it's definitely a problem. the people who've got it and want definitely and they're asking for more power. does it work. that's the question isn't it? that does. it works. i robertson thank you very much indeed the latest showbiz, indeed for the latest showbiz, what was going on? simon thank you indeed joining you very much indeed for joining . lord moylan here, . and also lord moylan here, what a day. it's been so thank you. what next? we've got mark longhurst don't go anywhere and we will be back with you tomorrow . at. ten very good afternoon. it's 12 noon. you're with gb news live . noon. you're with gb news live. i'm mark longhurst. and coming up for you this friday afternoon , striking doctors could meet health secretary as soon as it's . a day after unions for other nhs staff, including nurs

so there was there was me, william hague, eric pickles, to raise coffee, and keith simpson on this panelust a simpson on this panel for just a minute. and we would discuss what it was, something about how to get promoted. and of course, i it goes it was i came to me it goes it was about getting promoted and i just said in this just a minute. i well, don't really i said, well, i don't really know about getting promoted know much about getting promoted because never have been booked because i never have been booked for my observations, my observation, seems to me that observation, it seems to me that the way to promoted is the best way to get promoted is to as far george osborne's to crawl as far george osborne's backside and possibly get will be careful if you do that because you likely to run into matt hancock . oh my little. i'm matt hancock. oh my little. i'm not joking. the whole room. yes i mean, david cameron's really on the floor and the people not laughing with my mark. did you speak without reputation ? speak without reputation? hesitation? i did. i got to that point, but then li

and actually, tony blair and william hague did this idea.h something that distinguishes. i was always against the idea of identity cards, but i think that would help. i mean, i think that would help. i mean, i think that would sort out who should be here and who shouldn't. oh, you always should be here because. we love having you on the program. e pollard back the program. e pollard back from the united look forward united states and look forward to the panel very to having you on the panel very soon. you. former editor, soon. thank you. former editor, the sunday mirror fleet legends, the sunday mirror fleet legends, the one only eve pollard . the one and only eve pollard. well, we've you on twitter well, we've asked you on twitter . all gary lineker's, bbc colleagues. wrong or right to , colleagues. wrong or right to, stand in solidarity with them. well 57% say they're wrong. 43% give them their backing . well, give them their backing. well, look, lots more stories to get through. and let me tell you that in my take it ten it's all about ha

and actually, tony blair and william hague did this idea. with something that distinguishes. i was always against the idea of identity cards, but i think that would help. i mean, i think that would help. i mean, i think that would sort out who should be here and who shouldn't. oh, you always should be here because. we love having you on the program. e pollard back the program. e pollard back from the united look forward united states and look forward to the panel very to having you on the panel very soon. you. former editor, soon. thank you. former editor, the sunday mirror fleet legends, the sunday mirror fleet legends, the one only eve pollard . the one and only eve pollard. well, we've you on twitter well, we've asked you on twitter . all gary lineker's, bbc colleagues. wrong or right to , colleagues. wrong or right to, stand in solidarity with them. well 57% say they're wrong. 43% give them their backing . well, give them their backing. well, look, lots more stories to get through. and let me tell you that in my take it ten it's all abou