k leader boris johnson and president biden has a wrapped up. it lasted roughly 40 minutes. we are told in the takeaways from that phone call is that not all hope is lost, even as the signals on the ground with military buildup appear to be dashing. any signs of hope. there is still a hope for a diplomatic agreement, but the situation on the ground still very fragile, according to both leaders. now, in the midst of all of this, given some of the signals and signs of the increase in capabilities of latimer putin's military capabilities, we have had a statement issued by the secretary of state antony blinking in just the last hour . he said that in fact, the united states has decided to temporarily relocate the diplomatic facilities or the capabilities of the embassy in key to western ukraine due to the build up of russian forces. now the secretary is also careful to know that the u. s. is continuing his diplomatic efforts to de escalate the crisis. but this is in direct response to the united states as well as western allies of essentially military intelligence, which has sho

k. foreign minister voice johnson, for his part i said the next few days could be the most dangerous moment in a crisis between ukraine and russia. johnson has met with nato secretary general, who warned that renewed aggression from moscow will lead to a greater natal presence. this is probably the most dangerous moment. i would say them in the course of the next few days in what is the biggest security crisis that europe has facebook for decades and we've got to get it right. and i think that the combination of sanctions and military resolve past diplomacy is a what is in order the number of russian forces is going up. the warning time for a possible attack is going down. nate does not affect to russia, but do, must be prepared for the worst. was remaining strongly committed to finding a political solution. renewed russian aggression will lead to more natal presence not bless. meanwhile, russia and bella, ruth has started joint military drills near ukraine's order. the criminal phase, the exercises will focus on what it costs surprise, seeing and repelling external aggression. the u

k. bremond subarus johnson. of course, who's a former journalist that we don't a politically van t v stations and media. there is a regulator here called off gone, i should say though, that he was asked johnson about the extra financing for the b, b. c. in its world service programs, which i should say are regulated not by the regulator here off gone, they're regulated by the foreign secretary. so arguably, the b, b. c is are seen by the british government as a literal mouthpiece of the british establishment. no word from off gum yet. obviously we're, we're still broadcasting here at the moment in britain, but it wasn't only to guest armor as you played there it was. the scottish nationalist party added to what william wallace would say about the edinburgh couch, owing to washington and the most hawkish elements of london. but i think we should be hoping that n g o is for free speech from report that borders to amnesty international will be there to defend this channel against us against the british labor body a

and then lastly, the reaction from the u. k. the joe and his johnson, they saying that to b u. k is exploring, sending further defensive support ukraine. he spoke via telephone last night with the ukranian president in which he said that they will also going to be imposing a significant package of sanctions. and that he predicts a russian invasion could begin in the coming hours. so overall a lot of anger and also just may alarm and concern. thanks very much for that update us. our team correspondent, paula slid, given us the use side of things. i think he will be speaking to in the coming out of i'm sure with the flare up and selling people continue to flee from dumbass into russia. more than $61000.00 have already crossed the border. one of our q e, the being offered medical in psychological support after they cross the border, they gathering enroll stove and from ben 9 trying to carrying refugees have departed, taking them to other russian regions. on quarter reports from the roster regions, main rail station where evacuees are arriving daily by the thousands around 10000 do

p 's here in the u. k. simply thing, boris johnson and the government. c are ramping up the rhetoric just to deflect and distract exactly from what's happening here in westminster with the park to gate scandal. forest johnson says we all need to step back from the brink of all the tensions with ukraine and russia. but perhaps he better practice what he preaches, because it doesn't look like he's going to survive this political scandal. what i will say to the presentation, but it is. but i think we really want to step back from the britain. and i think a russian, someone they bring, the end of the policy british from is to birth johnson on the brink of this course on the brink label, store my head in latest pulls off the policy show a good to polity gate, the incredibly stupid scandal make up for his jones and his job. through grace is down, the street behavior is difficult to justify florence johnson to weaken, but paul, to get time bull to influence ukraine crisis defense chief wounds. p. s one, your own. bring prime minister ali. we spoke to a former l

k prime minister bars johnson is facing pressure to show up his primary shape as a circle. patty gate scandal deepens, 5 aids have now resigned, including johnson's chief of staff, private secretary and director of communications and northern islands. high court says checks on food from great britain should remain in place for now. that suspends an order from a minister to halt. custom checks, the european union says the order breached the northern island protocol and agreement between westminster and brussels. to implement rex it. and those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin state you now for whiskey at all. and i'll be back at the top of the hour. ah the car, the hurry desert in botswana monte it's a farmer in the note on a dbi mission to find them to fasting blood. you to help me if you could want a don't ever volvo water. he has a truck but it's low and fuel, which means a folk lama to war brody. i got is ranisha dog federal. so americans in getting this 5 you dog container is federal. ah, for his thumb. he has a 1000 liters of water in the back of his old pickup truck with drunk

now back in the u. k bar, as johnson has had a little bit of a tough time. he's mentioned roman brockovich, of course, famous billionaire who owns chelsea football club. now he said that roman brockovitch was under sanctions. then he said that he wasn't sure and he actually was and effectively saying he did not have his facts right. while dressing and peas, and i remember brockovich, people in the u. k. of set to go after him and he's multi 1000000 pound property development. now that property development also was housing nurses who were on the front line, george covey. a lot of people in the u. k said he is one of the heroes of co. it just goes to show you how that western narrative changes through the news cycles. not last and certainly not least the people who are on that list. the sanctions by the e. u is margarita seminar, of course the editor in chief, a law channel r t. now this is a little bit a funny one because the whole thing with r t is that in the u. k, certainly people are calling to be banned. kiss thomas said that there should be a full revie

earlier i spoke to john as then less was a u. k. political commentator. he says it's unlikely boys, johnson will survive these crises to heat play the case all his school guides were popping him up. have now gone, and had left him tightly exposed. he'll hoby spin, this wiping a slate clean, but he doesn't wash the case. his, his advisors have now demonstrate the confidence in him the fact that he has got raiders and everyone that he has paid his place. good judgment is off and, and, and ultimately the bought the, bought the prime minister, you know, just about taking past responsibility because the responsibility, like getting rid of your advice is the whole point. i take the responsibility is the buck stops again, and nobody's post him to break it. i know the biggest names around him is the direct communication is the policy by that and he's been within the 14 years. she actually gave a resignation that so much she talks about a mare that johnson had made against the leader of the opposition. so actually note about the part gate issue without the huge pl

the u. k. prime minister brought johnson. he's been meeting the ukrainian president lament lensky in kiev to discuss a security pack at both the u. k and poland have offered aid to ukraine, and ukraine says it's planning to recruit a 100000 military personnel in the next 3 years to bolster his defenses. at me, while in moscow hungry is prime minister, has held talks a with vladimir putin pledging further co operation. but he, you lead as a criticizing nato member hungry for this meeting. or it lets me to huddle abdul hamid. whereas more from kiana, their boys dungeon has already said that the u. k. will pledge an additional a $118000000.00 to ukraine to help fight corruption and to help also keep the economy afloat. a president zelinski being very worried about the impact of this crisis on the country on the economy of the country. i. hence, he has been calling for a few days to sort of tone down to rhetoric and try to avoid creating a wave of panic because the country is hurting and cannot read the afforded much longer. whet

c. meanwhile the u. k. prime minister has arrived in kia far as johnson meeting. the ukranian president flooded miss lensky to discuss the security packed . basically you can pilot of offered 8th to ukraine, called bread and has more now from london. we've got not just the british prime minister, also the polish, and the dutch leaders making whistles stopped to kiev at the ukrainian capital. so you can see that after a period where i think president lensky of ukraine had been complaining that europe wasn't doing enough. the certainly a lot of diplomatic and political attention that he's getting in the immediate short term far as far as johnson goes, he was here down the street this morning for a cabinet briefing, which was addressed by the chief of the defense staff with some pretty stock assessments as to exactly the threat that russia poses on the western flank eastern flank of europe and russia, western plaque. and he said, russia as land combat power gathered on the western border on a scale not seen before. together with a pattern of collection and intimidati

k. prime minister for us, johnson tries to save his premier ship amidst a visit to ukraine, coming up in the show as boris johnson refuses to resign and continues to fight for his political life. of the findings of number 10, failures of leadership and judgment. we ask why millions of afghans are fighting for their actual lives and civilians, reportedly selling that children and their organs in order to feed themselves just like millions in aid being pledged by the u. k. in its allies and as syria, successfully intercept u. k. u as a you nation armed israeli air strikes on one of the oldest cities in the world this week, damascus. why is israeli spyware apparently targeting human rights watch? we speak to the h r w human rights investigator allegedly attacked by pegasus bowlers. hm. all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, while circled mainstream media here focuses on a mysterious imminent russian invasion of ukraine and the n devoris johnson. in recent days, the u. k government pledged an extra 97000000 pounds and aid to one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. afgh

k. anti claims johnson's just trying to detract from his own problems at home. on 76 years old, i grew up in a world where we were dominated by the cold war. we were told all the time by politicians, we run, distract from what was said in the soviet union. today it's russia. and then after the cold war ended, we, we aren't all the documents released. i, we haven't been under freight and graduate america was the big aggressor. i don't believe a word. pretty government or the american government is saying about the intentions of putin. if you go, the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under threats at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we'll be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people would lose their jobs here in this country. and the simple fact is that he's all i think being ran tough by our prime minister boris johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held who is illegal parties. 10 downing street, while the rest of us re

is this just england, or is it the entire u. k? no, this is just england. it's far as johnson keeping days word before they have term parliamentary recess at the moment they got back. he would set out the government's plan for learning to live with cove it. and so he has done, of course, you heard the loud rules from his own back benches. they're the opposition, slightly more skeptical and scientists. it should be noted as well, believing that this is really just a little bit too soon to be lowering our god in this country altogether that but as far as johnson saying, it's time to move from government restrictions towards a situation of personal responsibility. so we can protect ourselves without losing our liberty. he set up the sort of context if you like, for the situation that we're in, that makes this possible cases, falling fast hospitalizations at less than $10000.00 and falling death levels at around what they would be at this time of year in a normal year. and the majority, 2 thirds of all adults boosted so as you heard that he will start lifting.

and a 5th aid to u. k prime minister boys johnson has resigned. a policy adviser is the latest to leave after 4 senior staff members wait on thursday. johnson is under growing pressure over lockdown parties. the u. s. republican national committee has voted to censure leads cheney and adam kensington. the 2 politicians are accused of defying party leadership by participating an investigation into the january, 6 storming of the capital. next money boys on arches here ah. ready ah, the 5th of february, 2018 at 3 pm local time. the dow jones plummets as of the stock exchange has been hit by lightning. it loses more than $1500.00 points in a matter of minutes. never before in the history of the index of american stalks law, so much in a single day, a new york is not alone. the collapse spreads like wildfire to frankfort, sidney, tokyo, panic erupt. nobody knows what has caused this disaster. there is no discernible real world economy reason. there are no new economic predictions, no unemployment statistics. the only explanation that is offered sounds

k. prime minister for us, johnson tries to save his premier ship amidst a visit to ukraine, coming up in the show as boris johnson refuses to resign and continues to fight for his political life. of the findings of number 10, failures of leadership and judgment. we ask why millions of afghans are fighting for their actual lives and civilians, reportedly selling that children and their organs in order to feed themselves just like millions in aid being pledged by the u. k in its allies. and as syria successfully intercept u. k. u. s. a you nation armed israeli air strikes on one of the oldest cities in the world this week, damascus. why is israeli spyware apparently targeting human rights watch? we speak to the h r w. human rights investigator allegedly attacked by pegasus. all of them all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, while circled mainstream media here focuses on a mysterious imminent russian invasion of ukraine and the n. devoris johnson. in recent days, the u. k. government pledged an extra $97000000.00 pounds and aid to one of the world's worst humanitarian crise

k prime minister voice johnson have resigned fresh amounts against him over the potty goods scandal. investigations continue into those parties, how that downing street during covered 19 locked down. the found the lead correlation in yemen has launched 2 as trikes on hosty rebel positions near the capital of santa one of those hit near the cities international airport. this is a moment war walkways, or believe to have bombed the area. you're stressed and joe biden has outlined his plan to tackle gun crime during a visit to new york. that's where 2 police officers were killed in the line of duty . he is promising to provide them with the necessary training and funding and indonesia is holiday island. bonnie has reopened to foreign travelers. the island has been began lifting some measure despite arise involving 1900 cases. those are the headlines risking it all is next on serious. stay with until alger c o a while to warm weakness, a zionist are making serious efforts in order to impede and to stop the tendency. we meet with global news making about the stormy stand on the car. larry

k. prime minister for us, johnson tries to save his premier ship amidst a visit to ukraine, coming up on the show as boris johnson refuses to resign and continues to fight for his political life. of the findings of number 10, failures of leadership and judgment. we ask why millions of afghans are fighting for their actual lives and civilians, reportedly selling that children and their organs in order to feed themselves just like millions and aid being pledged by the u. k. and its allies, and as syria successfully intercept u. k. u. s. a. you nation armed israeli air strikes on one of the oldest cities in the world this week, damascus. why is, is really spyware? apparently targeting human rights watch. we speak to the h r w human rights investigator allegedly attacked by pegasus. all of them all coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, while circled mainstream media here focuses on a mysterious imminent russian invasion of ukraine and the n. devoris johnson. in recent days, the u. k. government pledged an extra 97000000 pounds in aid to one of the world's worst humanitarian cri

we carry little bit of that a little earlier need, very, very strong stuff from boris johnson, u k p. m. but also for me, a foreign secretary. yes, up to the right. i think it's important to say that this is perhaps sparse. johnson's most important foreign policy speech as formerly a, you're right in saying foreign secretary, now prime minister, it was really the 1st western leader to launch a salvo of sanctions, the direction of moscow aimed squarely of vladimir putin and those at round him london. of course, a huge financial center where billions of dollars of rush and money passes through . on an annual basis, successive british governments have been under an awful lot of pressure to tighten the net honor elicit enterprises on a money laundering and clumping down on those so called enablers. who have surrounded vladimir putin and allow him to remain in power and essentially do what he wants politically. so it, within the salvo of sanctions a, it's long and detailed. we're talking about the u. k. banning russian companies from its capital markets. sanctions are more than a 100 indiv

and in the u. k. 4 top aides to embattled prime minister boris johnson have resigned. the departures come with johnson, mired in the scandal that's become known as party gate. his office is under investigation for a series of boozy gathering, held in downing street during lockdown in violation of the government's own pandemic restrictions. the finance lately is no time for him to his eye. so weeks lawmakers have been pining pressure on the prime minister over parties held it down the street during locked down as he waded through the empty bottles and platters of somebody who didn't realize it was above the time is to realize how ridiculous that sounds. now, a huge blow at a difficult time. some of his closest advices are departing downing street, including his direct off policy when near a mercer who has been at his side since 2008 when he was the mayor of london, his chief of staff, dan rosen, field, and his private secretary, mutton rentals the man who invited downing street staff members to bring your own boost party in 2020. when millions across england werent duri

k. and claims. johnson's just trying to detract from his own problems. i. on 26 years old, i grew up in a world where we were dominated by the cold war. i and we were told all the time by our politicians. we run, distract from what was said in the soviet union today, russia. and then after the cold war ended, we all the documents released. i, we haven't been on the tray and actually, america was the big aggressor. i don't believe a worth the reproduce government or the american government is saying about the intentions of putin. if you go, the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under stress at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we'll be in a position where the damage is many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their job here in this country. and the simple fact is that he's all i think being ran tough by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held always illegal parties 10 downing street. while the rest of us really no

well, joining me now from beckon's field in the u. k. is the chairman of the campaign for conservative democracy, john strafford. thank you.

the u. k. prime minister boris johnson has spoken via phone with the ukranian president. he has given the british support saying that the u. k. is exploring sending further defensive support to ukraine. and that, that russian or so called russian invasion could begin in ours situation looking increasingly 10th of the hours go by mode. paula, thanks for bringing us that update to our tea correspondence leak into his life from berlin, polis leer. and we discussed the situation with daniel mcadams, the executive director of the wrong paul appeased institute. he says the current crisis was entirely avoidable. what happened today completely, completely blows out of the water, weeks and weeks of the u. s. administration st. a full scale russian invasion of ukraine is coming. it's eminent, it's coming, it'll be next thursday. and boris johnson said, i think yesterday, this will be on a scale of world war 2. we're seeing something very, very different. they've all been proven wrong again and again, and this is a big one. but again, they'll never be blamed for it. brewton has anno

ah, well is more trouble in the u. k for boris johnson. as a primary school students appear to have turned on him with a barge of letters criticising his leadership as prime minister, particularly that he hosted parties during a covey look down the case education secretary, a member of johnson's conservative party, 5 back saying school children shouldn't be encouraged to take sides on political matters. while there is a clear need for schools to address political issues in the classroom from time to time, this must not be done in a partisan way. no school should be encouraging young people to pin their colors to a political mast. let's go say if the students were told to compose the letters as part of a task, teaching critical writing skills after they were informed about restaurants in so called ponti gate scandal, which has landed the prime minister in hot water with calls even for we're going polity for him to resign, the school has emphasized that the students were encouraged to develop critical thinking skills and have nothing to do w

there's more trouble in the u. k. for his johnson. as a primary school students appears on him with a barrel of letters criticise. he is leadership as prime minister, particularly interested parties during coven lock, sound case, education secretary, a member of johnson's conservative party fide back saying school children shouldn't be encouraged to take sides on political matters. while there is a clear need for schools to address political issues in the classroom from time to time, this must not be done in a partisan way. no school should be encouraging young people to pin their colors to a political mast. the school so the students were told to compose the letters as part of a task teaching critical writing skills. often they were informed about borrows jonathan, so called part of a scandal which is landed the prime minister in hot water with calls even from his own policy for him to resign. the schools emphasize the students were encouraged to develop critical writing, critical thinking skills, and had nothing to do with pushing a

currently investigating a battle u. k. p. morris johnson, to be fair. we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian women, the officer who is suing the metropolitan police, after inquiries of called it institutionally racist, and institutionally corrupt all this more coming up. and today's going underground at 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war in syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china . offering relief from us sanctions. alternatively, as the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and 8 resurgence of isis. joining me now from damascus to discuss the way ahead for the syrian government is doctor, we finish urban political adviser to president bashar last at thank you so much. deborah, thank you for coming back on, you know, every other week or so you k u. s. e, you nation armed war planes, a bombing you

k. also claiming johnson just trying to detract from his own problems at farm. on 26 years old, i grew up in a world where we were dominated by the cold war. i and we were told all the time by our politicians. we run, distract from what we said in the soviet union today, russia. and then after the cold war ended, we are all the documents released. i. we haven't been on the tray and actually, america was the big aggressor. i don't believe it was pretty government or the american government is saying about the intentions of putin. if you go, the lead of ukraine is telling the west to sort of wind all this down. i don't feel under stress at all. if we get into sanctions with russia, we'll be in a position where it damages many of our businesses, many, perhaps tens of thousands of people lose their job here in this country. and the simple fact is that he's all i think being ran tough by our prime minister barak johnson to distract attention from the scandal he's involved in that he held all easy legal parties. 10 downing street, while the rest of us who really not f

the u. k. prime minister by his johnson has spoken via phone with the ukranian president. he has given the british support saying that the u. k. is exploring, sending further defensive support to ukraine. and at this russian or so called russian invasion could begin in hours. well meanwhile, the syrian foreign minister has taken a different line, expressing solidarity with the don. yes, kill against people's republics on supporting rushes decision. yesterday, president putin made a statement that constitutes an important milestone in world history. the syrian arab republic fully supports the decoration by the russian president. it is the only way to respond to western country support of terrorism. the use of policy of force wherever they want, alongside soft power to change the situation in the world in the interest of their, her gemini. let's get some live reactions. all this now from political analysts side, mohammed mirandi, thank you for joining us on the program is good to see. to day i miss mirandi up. it seems like president putin is really stuck his neck out alive

and we're going to hear from boyce johnson, the u. k prime minister. and we will also hear from kamala harris, who will be reiterating at the message from the united states also. and the iranian foreign minister is here, but given the immediate threat, we seen ukraine, those seem to become side issues. he had me security conference d, w chief political editor, me hello, coroner, in munich. thank you. well, d, w will bring you live coverage of the munich security conference with speeches from at nato secretary general. yes, shelton, bug at you commission president ursula founder line. and as we mentioned there, german transfer all of shells in about an hour from now let's move on and take a look at some of these stories making headlines around the world. canadian police say they've arrested more than 100 protesters who've been blocking traffic in the capital ottawa for 3 weeks demonstrators angry about coven 19 restrictions of paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis prompted prime minister just intruder to enact emergency powers. dozens of migrants were

and we're going to hear from boyce johnson, the u. k prime minister. and we will also hear from kamala harris, who will be reiterating at the message from the united states also. and the iranian foreign minister is here, but given the immediate threat, we seen ukraine, those seem to become side issues here at mc security conference. d, w chief political editor, me hello cove, nor in munich. thank you. well, in about 20 minutes, d, w will bring you live coverage of the munich security conference with speeches from nato secretary general yonge dalton burg here commission president ursula on the line and german chancellor of schultz. moving on. let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world. canadian police say they've arrested more than 100 protesters who's been blocking traffic in the capitol. ottawa for 3 weeks demonstrators. angry about cove at 19 restrictions have paralyzed parts of the city. the crisis prompt and prime minister just and trudeau to enact emergency powers. wildfires are still spreading in northern argentina

he has given the british support saying that the u. k. is exploring sending further defense of support to ukraine. and that this russian or so called russian invasion could begin in hours. well meanwhile, the syrian foreign minister has taken a different line, expressing solidarity with the don. yes. can lugens people's republics and supporting rushes decision. yesterday, president putin made a statement that constitutes an important milestone in world history. the syrian, our republic fully supports the decoration by the russian president. it is the only way to respond to western countries supportive terrorism. they use a policy of force wherever they want, alongside soft power to change the situation in the world, in the interest of the heck emily. and while the west complains about russia alleged violation of international agreements, moscow has its own ax to grind a claims. it was given a promise that nato would not move the east and that this promise was broken. digging into that dispute haze. ortiz dusky taylor politics is a touchy

for seni aids to the u. k. prime minister have resigned. they include bars, johnson's chief of staff, private secretary, and director of communications. now all 3 have been implicated in the government's response to lockdown parties. a 4th, a, the head of policy. manila minister said that she quit because of a false accusation. johnson made against the leader of the opposition. well, jonathan, this is a u. k. political commentator. he says it's unlikely. forest johnson will survive these crises to hear play the case. all his school guides were popping him up, have now gone, and left him tightly exposed. he'll hope is he spin this, wiping a slate clean, but he doesn't wash, became his his abided head. now demonstrate that i have confidence in him. the fact that he has got rid of everyone that he has paid his place. good judgment is off and, and, and ultimately the bought the box, dealt with the prime minister, you know, just about taking the responsibility because the responsibility, like getting ready to revive the whole point. i take the r

the met very minute as single russian tow cap entered ukrainian territory, the u. k. of course, just like europe sees it, the latest moved as a legal violation of international and undermining the sovereignty of ukraine. the house of commons of parliament here in the u. k. is pretty united on that opinion as well. they say that russia's actions paid the way for a full scale invasion and also a quite united in offering support to ukraine. so what exactly is that support then, or is johnson just last night spoke to present the lensky of ukraine, assuring him of this support today we had from the ukrainian basset to the united kingdom. and he specifically said that what you cry needs is economic support. so that ukraine can then defend itself to date far as johnson in the house of commons reiterates this unwavering support. he reminded the house that britain has done everything possible training 22000 troops and sending 2000 weapons back in january and is now saying that the united kingdom will do even more. and we'll send even more troops to nato member states on the ea

johnson saying that the u. k. in parallel with what we're about to hear from the e. u and the united states will launch a 1st salvo of sanctions aimed squarely at the kremlin. we've got a rough idea of the outline of some of them including stopping russia from selling sovereign debts in the u. k. usually in the form of. busy a foreign currencies in the shape of bombs, especially stock russia from bank rolling this ongoing conflict. oh, so it's been described as being one of the biggest i sold. so suppose on so the only galks live present here, the u. k. that will obviously have billions of dollars worth of their assets here in the british capital. it's believe that as many as a 100 russian only galks my might well find themselves. and the receiving end of this new raft of sanctions from the british government understood that need thanks very much. buckets, welcome to the shop in london now to washington because the us president joe biden is speaking to g 7. allies to come up with a coordinated responds to the russian invasion. earlier, he released this statement. he

the u. k. sanctioning the following 5 russian banks, rossier. i s bank jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here. and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states and european union. if the situation escalates still further, life nazi london and our correspondent, they're not in bar, but not in how much money. how much is this all worth? the sanctions package that mr. johnson is talking about well peter, i don't have that figure for you, but i know that it's not enough for a huge range of politicians that were listening there in parliament. boris johnson speak a while ago, both from his own conservative party, from the opposition labor party and the smaller opposition liberal democratic party as well. they were all extremely disappointed in what he's announced. those fine banks in 3 individuals subject to those measures. some

in version the prime minister bars, johnson says the u. k. will not look away after russia's act of war in europe. for his bones and tanks and missiles. i don't believe that the russian dictator will ever subdue the national feeling of ukrainians, and their passionate belief of their country should be free. i say, to the british people and all who have heard the threats from bruton against those who stand with ukraine. we will of course, do everything to keep our country safe. we are joined in our outrage by friends and allies around the world. we will work with them for however long it takes to ensure that the sovereignty and independence of ukraine is restored. because this act of wanton and reckless aggression is an attack, not just on ukraine. it's an attack on democracy and freedom in eastern europe and around the world nave. barker in london beyond a statement slide that which was pretty strong and not diplomatic at all. ah, what is the u. k expected or what action is the u. k. expected to take? did you get the sense there is no space l

while it comes, as the latest polls suggest that 9 and 10 people here in the u. k. don't think bars, johnson is fit to run the country. it also comes as his approval ratings are really, really low at the moment, just 22 percent. so it seems like he wants to move on from the su gray report and all of its findings on the backlash to it as quick as possible. so he, the ukraine, but he is without the foreign secretary liz trust. she's actually tested positive even though she was supposed to be assisting him on his travels. however, before she tested positive, she took to the house of commons, upping the ante as well with that robust rhetoric and threatening russia with the sanctions. however, unfortunately for her, she was met with cheers and laughter from across the house. as it seems, many m p 's can't really take the government seriously. that is in and around the kremlin will have nowhere to hide. we will make sure that those who share responsibility for the kremlin aggressive d, stabilizing action will share in bearing a heavy pulse. and today, mrs. b o, we are sta

k. their prime minister burse johnson had came to new k is ready to expect refugees from ukraine. so there are the latest developments happening right now. right. paula fleer there. thanks so much for that update on the latest european response, the russian military action in ukraine. well, i was the headlines for to south to join us again in 30 minutes for the very latest on that distressing and very difficult situation on the ground in ukraine. we're back at 2 am moscow time. ah, who are all those driven by dreamers shaped center? some of those with there's things we dare to ask.

k prime mr. bras johnson. you k and poland have offered security aid over the threat of a russian in the latest pictures. ukraine says it's working to increase the size of its armed forces. well, ukraine's eastern region of denette, sk is struggling with soaring prices, 7 years after it was seized by russian back separatists. banners, charles stratford, now report, there's little relief for residents with tensions. i don't all time high victor is a retired cold line. he is pro rusher in his politics. but he says people who faced increased economic hardship since most go back separatists took control of the regent 7 years ago. in the bustling snow monthly prices have increased for everything, oils, fruits, which means utility bills at the local authorities increased our pensions by 20 percent. recently, some prices have risen by 70 percent. there are no jobs. young could only find work through nepotism. even the price of some fish is increased because since ukraine found a trade with what it describes is the oc

the u. k. prime minister by his johnson has spoken via phone with the ukranian president. he has given the british support saying that the u. k. is exploring, sending further defensive support to ukraine. and at this russian or so called russian invasion could begin in hours. and while the west complains about russia is alleged violation of international agreements that moscow has his own axe to grind, it claims it was given a promise that nato would not move further east and that this was broken. digging into that dispute, his ortiz, it's ask, is, hello. politics is a dirty game, full of scandal lies and broken promises. which promises you ask. we agreed that there is no intention to expand the nato securities own further to the east. this supplies in general and not only to the german democratic republic, which we do not want to incorporate that c, then german foreign minister in 1990 telling well that nato is done when it comes to members, no more web or fill up. now, here's a map of nato members in 1990 and in 2022 to see where i'm going with the broken promises. maybe

k prime minister barak johnson, as apologized after an inquiry into government events during lockdown, found that they were serious failures, the leadership and judgment. the report says, some of them should not have been allowed to happen. the full rebels to expect to be released once they police investigation ends became unsafe military genta is promising to restore parts of the constitution. it's an ounce less tenant, colonel paul on lee, the and beth will serve as transitional president, the african union suspended the country's membership until reforms are implemented . canada's prime minister says his government will not be intimidated by the truck drivers. nancy vaccine protested. who brought the capital to a standstill for the full stay. just in today, made the remarks after announcing that he contract a cave at 19 and his working from home holiday stories on the website itself, the dot com. that's it for now drains, hey, with more knees and half now we continue with the sacred woods on the me. c the the hughes don't suck my me a bill. it was the amount of meat pie do loop in

k. prime minister presidency johnson, making it clear that would be effects on russian finances because of these new sanctions they gotta put in place that he said, are going to be much more sophisticated, much more devastating for the russians. he said, as far as the pay is concerned, that the capital markets russian will not be able to raise any money that he described. some of the russian investments in the past is a goal. that's one of those goals. russian dollars, you open, there's another doll inside, very carefully hidden, i think he said, and they're going to work through those to try and find out where those russian investments are. so i think to some of those around to, to who may have invest in the k those that could be a threat. i also think it's important to propose russian families, if there is an evasion of ukraine, going to see soldiers coming home. dad, he said that will have an effect on the russian population because he said if there is an evasion, ukrainians are going to fight back. he said that will be reprisals. they'll be an insurgency. and he also talked about th

k prime minister boris johnson, is pledging more support for ukraine's army. johnson who met ukraine's president in kev says moscow is holding a gun to ukraine's heads in an effort to change the architecture of european security. had abdul hamid reports from key f? i c o. it's not every day a prime minister feels relieved to step into a crisis that has the potential of developing into war. but that may well be the way baris johnson fields arriving here in cave, away from the party gates scandal hoping to deflect attention at home. here the prime minister is facing what he called a grim reality. but he's a welcome friend, coming with you funding some 118000000 dollars to fight corruption alongside all the countries. we are also preparing a package of sanctions and all the measures to be enacted. the moment the 1st russian po, cap crosses further into ukranian turret d. u. k. has so far trade more than $22000.00 ukranian soldiers and donated more than $2500000.00 in defense. 8th, these are days of frantic diplomacy. it feels like give, has become the center of e

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k prime minister boys, johnson has pledged more support for ukraine's army in the face of what he's calling russian aggression. it came during a meeting between johnson and the ukranian president laudermill zalinski in kiev. johnson says russian forces master ukraine's board oppose a clear danger. well, russia's presence, as he's hoping talk from the crisis, will avoid what he's calling negative scenarios, including wall not to putins at the us and its allies have ignored the kremlin main concerns around nato. the u. s. s. cole, for an emergency meeting of the un security council to discuss north korea latest ballistic massage, load somebody's test was pilling young, 70 this year on the most powerful since 2017 in airlines as sloan passengers on a boeing 737 max plains, the 1st time since a crushed 83 years ago, 157 people in the incident name of died in the incident madison river in 2019. the airline says the decision to resume passenger services follows rigorous certification by regulators. denmark has become the 1st to you country to lift all quote, virus restrictions despite to search u

k. prime minister boss johnson, is pledging more support for ukraine's army as face grow over a possible russian invasion. johnson, whom at ukraine's president in kiev says bhaskar is holding a gun to ukraine's head in an effort to change the architecture of european security. abdulla means reports are from jeff. i. it's not every day a prime minister feels relieved to step into a crisis that has the potential of developing into war. but that may well be the way baris johnson fields arriving here in cave, away from the party gates scandal hoping to deflect attention at home. here the prime minister is facing what he called a grim reality. but he's a welcome friend coming with you funding some 118000000 dollars to fight corruption. alongside of the countries, we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted the moment the 1st russian po, cat crosses further into ukrainian territory. d u k has so far trade more than 22000 ukranian soldiers and donated more than 2500000 dollars in defense. 8. these are days of frantic diplomacy. it feels like give has become the

and u. k prime mister bras johnson is in ukraine. he's one of the 3 european prime ministers visiting kia tensions mounted rushes. troops build up ah, 11 o'clock, this is al da 0. live it from to also coming up. heavy gunfire and the capital of guinea. bizarre near the seat of government. west african block echoes calls it an attempted cube. and the marks are off. denmark becomes the 1st european country to lift nearly all of its private.

in the u. k, for senior aides to prime minister boys johnson have resigned. they include his chief of staff, private secretary, and director of communications. all 3 have been implicated in the government's response to lockdown parties. us present, joe biden has outlined his plans to tackle rising cases of gun crime. it comes after 2 police officers were killed in new york by an address officers at the cities police department, promising to provide them with training and funding. and the share price of facebook's parent company has fallen 25 percent wiping nearly $200000000.00 off the firms value matter reported weaker than expected profits after losing a 1000000 daily uses. coming up next on al jazeera, it's witness fare with us. ah her. 2 8 a be heading to the rings in them. it has an opportunity tonight to make his way into the final. so he's going to be looking to really go into the reading a to charge dog dog or some instructions for the structure. junior, he's about to with kenny simmons junior with has a handheld exams held on the $1.00 to 5 pm is what

and can we trust scotland yard currently investigating in battle, u. k. p. m. morris johnson, to be fair. we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian women officer who is suing the metropolitan police after inquiries of called it institutionally racist, and institutionally corrupt all this em all coming up. and today's going underground with 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war and syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china . offering relief from us sanctions. alternatively, as the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and a resurgence of isis. joining me now from damascus to discuss the way ahead for the syrian government is dr. within a siobhan political adviser to president bashar last at thank you so much for thank you for coming back on you know, every other week or so you k u. s. he, you nation armed war pla

and can we trust scotland yard currently investigating a battle u. k. p. m. morris johnson, to be fair. we ask someone who is at one point london's most senior asian women officer who is suing the metropolitan police after inquiries of called it institutionally racist, and institutionally corrupt all this em all coming up. and today's going underground with 1st, after 11 years of war, syria has been the chessboard for geopolitical and neighboring rivalries. however, there are signs of the war and syria could be reaching its end game with increased diplomatic engagement between arab states and the assad government alongside china . offering relief from us sanctions alternatively, of the clock turned back on syria given last week's u. s. mass killing in the country and 8 resurgence of isis. joining me now from damascus to discuss the way ahead for the syrian government is dr. within a siobhan political adviser to president bashar last at thank you so much a that was a for coming back on you know, every other week or so you k u. s. e, you nation armed war planes