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is it because if we cast our memories back to the atmosphere in northern island, across the u. k. in the run up to the good friday agreement, arguably, can i suggest you the atmosphere politically was to fee broil, to have a situation where tony blair was pushing for the good friday agreement. proximity talks at a time when, if it had been, if somebody had gone public with a british prime minister is in effect talking to the i r re 18 months or 2 years before that that would have been political suicide. he was absolutely of the witcher, the richard tribunal, and remember that the proximity talks and the 2nd cease fire in the belfast of and did all happen in 199798. and we've had a very long time now of the operation of the good friday agreement that has been plenty of time in which they could and should have been far more activity on that to bring about some form of justice. some form of legal process because several reported some while ago as well. and so i think that the people of dairy deserve to know the truth on this. and of course the anger and dairy this weekend is about th

k. e. you over the northern ireland protocol. got a lot to get to get started. and we lead the program with concerns over the impact of the us better reserves plants to tighten monetary policy. the international monetary fund has warned emerging economies that faster than expected interest rate hikes could cause volatility and financial markets in depreciate. currency in a blog post monday, the i m f, that a gradual tightening of monetary policy could be weathered, but emerging economy should prepare for quote, economic turbulence. if conditions like inflation in the u. s. cause the fad to speed up its timeline. the central bank has maintained we wouldn't see an interest rate hike until full employment is reached while continuing to keep an eye on searching. inflation, which is sitting well above the bodies. 2 percent target. job data release friday may give some insight as the unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent in december. now big banks on wall street are predicting for re hikes

the e, you wants a sullen island to and the republic of islands to become closer to the you look to the you as a trading partner versus the u. k. so of course, they're going to say that meanwhile, obviously from the u. k. and anybody in ireland doesn't want to have to have their pets, have to have a passport. they don't want to have checks on medicine. and one of the things is trust and talked back in her article and turned off was even, you know, the kotia jewish community in, in northern ireland is having problems at having kosher food delivered as lots of problems in northern ireland. but both sides indeed what to we know over the republic of know that so okay, we've got the i bet out of the way and comments publicly. but what are we actually expecting this. 5 week out of negotiations, is there any way the 2 sites are actually going to be able to come to terms others? you may decide who's right and who's wrong, but can they ever come to a pragmatic solution between the 2 m? oh, you're right. what comes up as negotiations, negotiations with this has been going on for so long. we talke

from countries like u. k. france, any like state who are fully supporting disorder and making billions of dollars and sell in the was just i want to make, well, one thing get clear of who is actually now crying out loud is not on federal law. the hope the is the united auto immune to celebrate and on. so you with this type of condemnation, which i have said here that any international calls or any you in security council decision or resolution, they said they will put them under their feet. so they don't care about that because they know that the insecurity calls that is in the hands of the united states and united states is in line with the united out of it. and so the so they will do what it take to help this country. and remember the beginning of the war when they knighted nation has removed you from an unite out of film list for killing children of the time the security did. general said that they are, they blackmail us. they but i said as they will cut fund, that's why we have removed their name from t

k. foreign minister and duly minted chief negotiator list trust. pend it opinion piece for the telegraph titled quote, i will trigger article 16 if the you does not cooperate. not a lot of new ones there in the piece trust, right? she quote will not sign up to anything which sees the people of northern ireland unable to benefit from the same decisions on taxation and spending as the rest of the u. k. or which still sees goods moving within the u. k. being subject to check in response to use the bathroom to the u. k. spoke with sky news about the significance of the northern ireland protocol. the problems arise and we're triggered by brags, it's not by the protocol and the protocol tries to media. it's the serious problems created in northern ireland by the brags and the kinds of brags that that was chosen. so we are focus on solutions. the protocol provides a huge opportunity for not. and i just remember that this is the only territory in the world that has access to both the united king

k. e. you over the northern ireland protocol. got a lot to get to get started. and we lead the program with concerns over the impact of the u. s. federal reserves plants to tighten monetary policy, the international monetary fund has warned emerging economies that faster than expected interest rate hikes could cause volatility in financial markets and depreciate currency in a blog post. monday, the i a map said a gradual tightening of monetary policy could be weathered, but emerging economy should prepare for quote, economic turbulence. if conditions like inflation in the u. s. cause the fed to speed up its timeline. the central bank has maintained we wouldn't see an interest rate hike until full and point is reached while continuing to keep an eye on surging inflation, which is sitting well above the bodies. 2 percent target jobs data release friday may give some insight as the unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent in december. now, big banks on wall street are predicting for rate hi

is it because if we cast our memories back to the atmosphere in northern island, across the u. k. in the run up to the good friday agreement, arguably, can i suggest you the atmosphere politically was to fee broil, to have a situation where tony blair was pushing for the good friday agreement. proximity talks at a time when, if it had been, if somebody had gone public with a british prime minister is in effect talking to the i r re 18 months or 2 years before that that would have been political suicide. he was absolutely of the widget, the richard tribunal, and remember that the proximity talks and the 2nd cease fire in the belfast, him and did all happen in 199798. and we've had a very long time now of the operation of the good friday agreement that has been plenty of time in which they could and should have been far more activity on that to bring about some form of justice. some form of legal process because several reported some while ago as well. and so i think that the people of dairy deserve to know the truth on this. and of course the anger and dairy this weekend is about t

k. e. you over the northern ireland protocol. got a lot to get to get started. we leave the program with concerns over the impact of the us better reserves plants to tighten monetary policy. the international monetary fund has warned emerging economies that faster than expected interest rate hikes could cause volatility and financial markets in appreciate currency. in a blog post monday, the i m f said a gradual tightening of monetary policy could be weathered, but emerging economy should prepare for quote, economic turbulence. if conditions like inflation in the u. s. cause the fed to speed up its timeline. the central bank has maintained we wouldn't see an interest rate hike until full employment is reached while continue to keep an eye on searching. inflation, which is sitting well above the bodies. 2 percent target jobs data release friday may give some insight as the unemployment rate dropped to 3.9 percent in december. now, big banks on wall street are predicting for rate hikes in

k. to protest against a proposed new law that critics say is an attack on the right to demonstrate a controversial police and crime bill would grant police great powers to act against disruptive protests. critics, however, say it would also make it more difficult to hold peaceful demonstrations. andy smith is rehearsing in his head, his 1st words to his wife emma is scientist. today she'll be walking free of the 2 months in prison in southern england. and his smith could never have imagined that she would ever be behind bars. oh my gosh that i love her. it's just i'm so proud of her. i i you know, we have, we have really young nieces who are that that their future is not going to be the same future that we had. right. and we have, we have to fight for that fusion, her crime. she blocked motorway. she is part of an environmental group that is pressuring the government to insulate british homes to save energy. they say it's the cheapest way to tackle the climate crisis. terrifying i was co

the u. k. is main teaching unions of culture more from the government. resources for testing, staff absences and costs are have insulators. but winston community academies principal is making the best of it, the additional guidance that we had around math coming in with support that because we really want the children to be here. nothing replaces being in the classroom with other children. and so having that on the last flight test, vaccinations that are happening all seem to us to be measures to kind of keep schools open and that's what we really want to be happening. work as it back off to the holidays to the london bridge stations rush hour was noticeably quiet. many people either following advice to work from home, or isolating with cobit. there are only 6 or 7 people on the floor where the critical sources, mostly 95 percent. of people i work from home, or how they work. i mean they may be less than half of the office. so over the last 7 days, more than a 1000000 britons have tested positi

k . queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent prime minister motley called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule opposition leaders have accused of trying to consolidate. the pentagon has released a video footage of a botched us drones strike in cobbled that killed 10 civilians. as us troops were withdrawing from afghanistan. the target of the strike was an extremist who u. s. military thought was about to detonate a bomb near cobbled airport later admitted the strike was a tragic mistake. i entirely share my number of british m. p. 's have reportedly submitted the letters of no confidence in the prime minister. boris johnson. johnson has come under fire over number of parties at his downing street residence last year at the height of the corona virus, han demick, johnson's political leadership hines in the back. as i said to the highest i should do with the french actor gast, barajo has died in a skiing accident. leo became a famous for appearing in for a few months and several film and television roles eventually becoming a top french actor. most recently, he

the u. k. also reportedly planned to push the e, u to block rushes, use of swift, and an attempt to cut the nation off completely from the international payment system. now, rachel, it seems like, you know, we've heard a lot of this talk and what could happen and there's economic sanctions on the table. but if they were to cut off the swift bank, and of course the north seem to pipe like, does the west really have more leverage? and i mean, is this even likely to happen? you know, at the moment it seems like they are trying to come up with a number of consequences to kind of put in front of russia, even though russia has time and time again that they're not planning to invade. but at the same time, when you think of those consequences, we also have to remember what it would do to european nations and of the u. k, especially when it comes to cutting off the north stream to pipeline which they desperately need. and at the same time, if they were to cut russia off from swift altogether, it would t

the u. k. also reportedly planned to push the e, u to block rushes, use of swift, and an attempt to cut the nation off completely from the international payment system. now, rachel, it seems like, you know, we've heard a lot of this talk and what could happen and there's economic sanctions on the table. but if they were to cut off the swift bank, and of course the north seem to pipelines, does the west really have more leverage? and i mean, is this even likely to happen? you know, at the moment it seems like they are trying to come up with a number of consequences to kind of put in front of russia, even though russia has said time and time again that they are not planning to invade. but at the same time, when you think of those consequences, we also have to remember what it would do to european nations and of the u. k, especially when it comes to cutting off the north stream to pipeline which they desperately need. and at the same time, if they were to cut russia off from swift altogether, it w

the u. k. has requested significant changes to the deal knowing that as it stands now, the required border checks for northern ireland treated as though it is no longer a part of u. k. in response, the use chief for exit negotiators said he is highlighting the importance of the current deal because it was the only agreement they have been able to come to so far. and ultimately, it is about ensuring stability, predictability and to prosperity in northern ireland. so bearing in mind, so for the protocol to present sir, the one and only solution found jointly in lights of rags it to protect. so the gains of the peace process and avoid to hard border on the islands of tutoring in san this guys is hillary ford, which president of straw mark business development consultants, an board member with the british american business association. now, hillary, what do you make of these talks? i mean, is there hope for some kind of deal that would address the concerns that the u. k. has presented? will rachel,

the u. k. also reportedly plan to push the e u to block russia the use of swift, and then attempt to cut the nation off completely from the international payment system. now, rachel, it seems like, you know, we've heard a lot of this talk and what could happen in there's economic sanctions on the table . but if they were to cut off the swift bank, and of course the, nor seem to pipelines, does the west really have more leverage? and i mean, is this even likely to happen? you know, at the moment it seems like they are trying to come up with a number of consequences to kind of put in front of russia, even though russia has time and time again that they're not planning to invade. but at the same time, when you think of those consequences, we also have to remember what it would do to european nations and of the u. k, especially when it comes to cutting off the north stream to pipeline which they desperately need. and at the same time, if they were to cut russia off from swift altogether, it would t

the u. k. also reportedly planned to push the e, u to block russia the use of swift and an attempt to cut the nation off completely from the international payment system. now, rachel, it seems like, you know, we've heard a lot of this talk and what could happen and there's economic sanctions on the table. but if they were to cut off the swift bank, and of course the north seem to pipe like, does the west really have more leverage? and i mean, is this even likely to happen? you know, at the moment it seems like they are trying to come up with a number of consequences to kind of put in front of russia, even though russia has a time and time again that they're not planning to invade. but at the same time, when you think of those consequences, we also have to remember what it would do to european nations and of the u. k, especially when it comes to cutting off the north stream to pipeline which they desperately need. and at the same time, if they were to cut russia off from swift altogether, it wou

the u. s. says it will continue to provide defense help and is prepared to impose a swift functions in the event of an incursion. anthony blinking will meet his russian counterpart in geneva and fight russia invaded territory in crimea, ginned up a conflict in eastern ukraine. and it systematically saw to undermine and divide ukraine's democracy. today, there are some 100000 russian soldiers near ukraine borders. and in that sense, the threat to ukraine is unprecedented. so the president asked me to underscore once again, our commitment to ukraine start or integrity to sovereignty towards independence. and i know that's a message that you've heard, not just from us, but from so many partners throughout europe. new pictures from tongue are revealing the damage from a volcano volcanic eruption and salami last saturday. the pacific islands are blanketed in a layer of ash which is also contaminated drinking water. and 8 official says most buildings on 3 outer islands have been destroyed. at leas

of tonga, which has been cut off from undersea volcanic eruption reports of another u. k. government party during the cobra. 1900 lockdown as pressure grows on prime minister boris johnson to resign on china's birthright dipped to a record low raising concerns as rapidly aging workforce could affect its economic growth. ah, good happy with this. we start in ukraine where the former president petro shanker, has appeared in court to deny treason charges. prosecutors accused him of financing pro russian separatists and eastern ukraine, the hearing in the capital care, which is still on the way, come shortly after poorer. shanker returned home from poland. he says he's innocent of what he calls politically motivated accusations get more or less das jabari or correspondent in moscow who's monitoring events in kiev. so the former president of the arrived, he's sitting in court listening to those charges, which are incredibly serious certainly then the court is now on a 20 minute break as we speak, a 2nd break that they've taken since starting the proceedings the earlier this

what we are good now is 3 a to the u. k. now, where boris johnson is fighting to stay on as prime minister after revelations about boozy gatherings held in his downing street residence at the same time that millions were enduring code. 19 lockouts. johnson is facing mounting pressure to quit from the, from the opposition, from his own conservatives, and from ordinary citizens. after the drinks parties to hang over in parliament bars, johnson defied called to resign from his political opponents. most likely, it's no time for him to resign. here ma'am, is the speaker, but what i can tell her is, as i said to his last week, i apologize sincerely for any misjudgments that were made to continue. johnson as apologize for tending bring your own booth gatherings, but said he thought it was a work event and wasn't told was against the rules. he sitting tight for now, but even his tory peers may try to asked him, one lawmaker defected to the labor opposition and his party's former breakfast minister. urge him to resign yourself there

k. the summer of 2019 ships from australia and new zealand carrying relief supplies, including urgently needy drinking water are expected to reach tonga by friday. the government of the pacific island nation describe last weekend's volcanic eruption and soon army as an unprecedented disaster. and germany's recorded more than a 100000 new daily corona virus infections. for the 1st time. the search has been fueled by the highly contagious omicron variant, which now accounts for the majority of new infections. event on hospitals here hasn't been as bad as previously feared, but authorities a warrant the public not to let the goddamn 2 years into the pandemic infections, or at a high, never before seen in germany. and it's all down to army kron. but despite the huge numbers, it seems, most people have only been mildly sick with a slight decrease reported in the number of intensive care patients. experts wor, no, don't get complacent on the sub game enough on all we assume that in the next fe

cut ties with the u. k . queen elizabeth and became a republic incumbent to prime minister mia motley, called the vote. more than a year ahead of schedule. opposition leaders have accused her of trying to consolidate power. the 1st aircraft carrying humanitarian aid to tonga, has arrived. 5 days after the pacific island nation was hit by a volcanic eruption and soon ami, a cargo plane flown by the royal new zealand air force was able to land after a carpet of ash was cleared from the runway. now as basic communication slowly begin to be restored. the world is getting a 1st impression of how badly tango was hit. these images provide a glimpse of the devastation left behind. this is tom good, biggest island tonga top who escaped the worst of saturday's volcanic eruption and su nami. but it was still badly hit and all around there was a blanket of volcanic ash. the ash might have health for the cushion. my comp was water. the effects it would have on agriculture and the recovery of livestock and culture, pos

and facebook's parent company metro face is a $3000000000.00 class action lawsuit in the u. k. it's relegation that abused its market dominance by exploiting the personal data of 44000000 uses. the company says uses did have meaningful control over what information they shed. i, the unemployment rate on the front island of the union is almost double the average for the rest of friends, but brighter days could be on the horizon. a group of entrepreneurs hopes to turn the tropical island in the indian ocean into a global tech hub. re union island is one of the was hot spots for biodiversity. it could soon also become a world wide digital hub. and international consortium recently invested 50000000 euros in an internet cable 24 times faster than existing connections. and that's just the beginning on them discovery, which is our new cable connects the island to south africa and other cable as planned to lean gree union to india. and china will also become a data hub where you can store huge amounts of information. yeah, we'll build enormous data centers and are hoping for private c

and facebook's parent company matter faces a 3000000000 dollar class action lawsuit in the u. k. it's a reallocation that abused its market dominance by exploiting the personal data. 44000000 uses. the company says uses did have meaningful control over what information they shed at the unemployment rate on the french island of the union is almost double the average for the rest of france. but brighter days could be on the horizon. a group of entrepreneurs hopes to turn the tropical island in the indian ocean into a global tech hub. reunion island is one of the was hot spots for biodiversity. it could soon also become a world wide digital hub. and international consortium recently invested 50000000 euros in an internet cable 24 times faster than existing connections. and that's just the beginning. on them discovery, which is our new cable connects the island to south africa and other cable as planned to lean gree union to india and china. we'll also become a data hub where you can store huge amounts of information. yeah, we'll build enormous data centers and are hoping for private

let's bring in jeremy corbin, formerly labor party lawyer in the u. k, who for many decades now has been active in the political affairs relating to the conflict and northern ireland. indeed, he still is. he joins us from the british capital. london, jeremy corbin welcome to al jazeera, half a century on. why has nobody ever been taken through a transparent legal process that's finished with a conviction? that is the found the one question? 50 years ago? people were men down on the streets by the british army. the wintry tribunal is set up after that to inquire into treatment. it was a complete white wash, and it was only the work of the families in the communities in dairy that forced the government of the day to set up the several inquiry. and as you rightly say, reported 12 years later, i was in dairy yesterday giving an address on the 50th anniversary of this terrible event. and when i pointed out then was that nobody, despite the mission of guilt by the british government, for the behavior of the army, has been charge with this, no commander, no

k. to address russia's truck build up on the border with ukraine . aid fights from australia and new zealand have delivered their 1st shipments to tongue that since saturdays volcanic eruption and synonymy island nation has been cut off since the disaster that destroyed homes and polluted water supplies. india has recorded its highest number of new corona, virus infections in 8 months. more than 317000 new cases were reported on thursday . cities across india have reintroduced restrictions to control the search. it's been one years since joe biden took office as the 46th president of the united states is election when was marred by a riot on capitol hill by supporters of then president donald trump, who disputed the result. while a sense of normalcy has returned his body and his his 2nd year with one of the lowest approval ratings of a modern day, president allen fisher looks at once changed in the past 12 months. what lies ahead for americans and for the world. thank you. thank you. tha

of toner, which has been cut off after an undersea volcanic eruption and reports of another u. k. government party during the 19 locked down, as pressure grows on prime minister boris johnson to resign. i'm joining israel, so we just bought a staging winterly pickles, and i would say tickets will not be sold. the general public and also being deported from australia, nova ciocca, which faces being banned from the french open of the country. she's new rules on vaccinated athletes. we live in paris. ah, welcome to the news. we start in the united arab emirates where an attack targeting an oil facility has killed 3 people. please say drains may have been used to start 3 fires in the capitol, abu dhabi, 3 fuel tank goes exploded in the most software industrial area. another fire broke out on the construction site it abu dhabi, international airport demons who the rebels claim responsibility for an attack, but did not specify what it was. the u. e announced a partial withdrawal from yemen in 2019, but maintains a military presence. mama to allah. tom passmore from gibbons capital sa