right now the u. k. has the highest inflation rate among the strongest european economies, and the g 7 group or to reduce expense as many have given up heating homes and decided to go out less 44 percent of those surveyed have switched to cheaper food and public transport. and some people even have to skip meals to tackle economic challenges. the government has allocated 22000000000 pounds to help, but admitted that it can't fully protect people in the country. safeguarding minister has proposed people work extra hours or find a better job. make sure that people are able to protect themselves better, whether that is by taking or more hours or moving to a better paid job on people. they may be able to access additional hours. but of course it's, it's not going to work for people who are already working in 3 jobs, and that's why we need to have the other measures in place such as the all the help that we're putting into the schools that help with the local authorities more or less cost life to award winnin

when the agreement between the u. k. and the after a long period of ocean, you will remember that a very purchase process. and you can the manage to find a deal which included so called northern ireland protocol which avoided any kind of order or checks between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. but instead created some restrictions in terms of the movement of goods between great britain and northern ireland. now this still was really important because as we know, the history of northern ireland, it's fun off of violence and it is really essential to preserve the good friday agreement. and the protocol does, does exactly that. but if it, if it impinges on people's everyday lives in britain chooses to walk away from it. what changes who gets damaged? i mean, i think there is some evidence. i think it is right to say that, you know, the protocol created some challenges for people and businesses that are ones in great britain as well. so, you know, they're having some practical challenges. bad businesses been not

now this raises suspect of an all out to trade war between the u. k. and the u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister boris johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the non political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think they're good common sense to pragmatic solutions we to work with our friends to achieve. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end. let's talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to the w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the also 2019. when the agreement b

and of course, when the u. k, left the e u, it took northern ireland. whether i want to take a look at the practical invitations of that now that led to the creation of the northern ireland protocol, which allows trucks to deliver goods without porter checks. when they cross from northern ireland into the republic of island, which remains in you, it was agreed that inspections would take place between northern ireland and men on britain. but could saying that effectively creates a new trade board in the iris fee. and you dentist insist that undermines more than islands placed within the u. k. the protocol also protects the 1998 good friday agreement, which includes the sensitive issue of removing all visible signs of a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. now, graham, in your mind, how much at breakfast and the northern island protocol actually affect the outcome of this election? well, it has affected it saying that the protocol is an issue and it's ticket issue with a with the unit is parties very much opposed having an interna

the u. k . is know the not and secretary is edging a power sharing government as soon as possible and should feigns vice president says they're committed to make politics work today or sure is in a new era which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to reimagine relationships in this society on the basis of furnace on the basis of equality and on the basis of social justice, our respective or religious, political, or social backgrounds. my commitment is to make politics work. while champagne is the only political party active in both the republic of ireland and northern ireland, founded back in 19 o 5, it's made up of irish republicans and democratic socialists who believe in a united ireland without british rule or influence. it was once regarded as the political wing of the provisional irish republican army or the i r. a. in 1919 its original members founded a legislative body known as the 1st dale and declared irish independence. the u. k . outlaw the dale shortly after that. and sinc

now this raises the spectre of an all out to trade war between the u. k. and the e. u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister barak johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the northern argument political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with, with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think very good common sensical, pragmatic solutions. we do work with our e friends to achieve. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end. let's talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to d. w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the autumn of 2

now this raises the spectre of an all out trade war between the u. k. and the e. u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister parish johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the northern ireland political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with, with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think very good common sense school, pragmatic solutions. we work with our e friends to achieve. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end place. talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to the w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the autumn of

now this raises the spectre of an all out trade war between the u. k and the e. u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister barak johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the northern ireland political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with, with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think they're good common sense school, pragmatic solutions. we work with our friends to achieve it. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end. let's talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to the w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the all so

they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treats survivors of that genocide and uses the channels out as a tool of repression inside of a wander and as blackmail against the international community. i want to give a

the u. k. as know, the not and secretary is edging a power sharing government as soon as possible and should feigns vice president says they're committed to make politics work today or sure is in a new era, which i believe presents us all with an opportunity to re imagine relationships in this society, on the basis of furnace on the basis of equality on the basis of social justice, our respective or religious, political, or social backgrounds. my commitment is to make politics work. while champagne is the only political party active and both the republic of ireland and northern ireland, founded back in 19 o 5, it's made up of irish republicans and democratic socialists who believe in a united ireland without british rule or influence. it was once regarded as the political wing of the provisional irish republican army or the i r a. in 1900. 19 its original members founded a legislative body known as the 1st stale and declared irish independence. the u. k . outlaw the dale. shortly after that and

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and of course, when the u. k, left the e u, it took northern ireland. whether i want to take a look at the practical invitations of that now that led to the creation of the northern ireland protocol, which allows trucks to deliver goods without porter checks. when they cross from northern ireland into the republic of island, which remains in you, it was agreed that inspections would take place between northern ireland and mainland britain. but could saying that effectively creates a new trade border in the iris fee. and unionist insist that undermines northern islands place within the u. k. the protocol also protects the 1998 good friday agreement, which includes the sensitive issue of removing all visible signs of a border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. now, gran in your mind, how much the rex it's and the northern island protocol actually affect the outcome of this election? well, it has affected it saying that the protocol is an issue and its ticket issue with a, with the unit is parties. very much opposed having an internal cu

k. to deport masses of migrants to rwanda. when the u. k. is sending us these migrants, they should send us the people. they have accommodated for over 15 years, who committed crimes. in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated. these are clear case files instead of being accommodated. they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k are here. it is estimated that between april and june 1994, 800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated the violence were hutus rwandan, genocide, survivor and a director for the african great lakes action network cloud. gotcha, duke, who says that one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide? i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p a which is the ruling party in rwanda that was delayed by them who also had a role in the genocide starting with the shooting down

ah, experts have one that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level of exceeding all 4 costs, but the number, the expected it reported the expected keep rising for years now. we touched the streets of london to gauge reaction from locals. and the cost of living in london has always been ridiculous. inflation and property prices has been well above what the status of the all measure of inflation has been. it's an absolute crime. it's an economic crime that has been allowed to happen. and the reason it's been allowed to happen because the people in charge or a highly capitalized and so have benefited from it and are effectively becoming enslaved to the see can on existence. inflation went up the route. so i think it's horrible. i say, unless you have a family that's able to help you, young people purchase a property. it's a serious issue and i think the marginal cost you have x a male each week. if you're a certain wage and thereafter you have no extra the next. and your heating bills, dollar bills, the into the d

k and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k. must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and what we can guess are che, suppliers we, we did what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they were import them from all over europe and em center directly. the us, much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork, and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese in to his customers. it was much easier in the past. or you could just call a company us place your order on it was here within a couple of days. now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u. k. and e, you, the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u b party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a n

k. and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k. must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and what we can get are che, suppliers we with aid, what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and amps and the directly just much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese in to his customers. it was much easier in the past. or you could just call a company out place your order on it was here within a couple of days now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u k and e you. the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u p. party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a nort

and it's not just the us in the u. k. a recent study found the more than $2000000.00 adult say they can't afford to eat every day that prices continue to store with even the bank of england predicting that inflation will hit 10 percent this year. meanwhile, prince charles, adjust the crisis while lavishly sitting on a golden throne in a golden room with lots of golden accessories amongst his governments. priority is to grow and strength from the economy and help ease the cost of living for families . the u. k is also following in the footsteps of its american allies with prime minister, boers, johnson boasting about sending 450000000 pounds of tax payers money to ukraine. the opposition was quick to call him out, to out of touch to meet the challenges of the moment too tired to cross the opportunities of the future. that time has passed. so as the western politicians continue to go above and beyond for ukraine, while their own people sing deeper into crisis, they're making it crystal clear, just what their top priorities

k, and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and or wait and gets our ci suppliers with they'd what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and em, sent directly to us. much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork, and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese into his customers. it was much easier in the past, or you could just call a company out place your order on it was here within a couple of days. now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u. k and e you. the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u b party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a north

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts family is under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears, overt rising energy bills, as european leaders trying to agree on a new batch of sanctions to halt or oil imports from russia. there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has described this option as a kid to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. expos have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level after exceeding all full costs, with the numbers reportedly expected to keep rising. for years, we took to t

the protocol is now with the heart of an escalating dispute between the u. k and the e. u. and has led to the breakdown of power sharing government in northern ireland . i'm announcing our intention to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to make changes in the protocol or preference remains the negotiated solution with the e u. suddenly that was, the british government announcing its intention to take unilateral action if changes to the protocol can't be negotiated by promising to enact legislation. the hope is to encourage the e. u to compromise and also to repair devolved government of stormont by enticing the democratic unionist party back into power sharing with the nationalist she in fain the d u. p. who cautiously welcome the move. say the protocol undermines northern islands right to equal treatment as part of the u. k. be warned about the consequences of this protocol. and that's why we oppose to from the beginning because we recognize the political, economic instability. it would cause on the harm. it would create for the union itself. the european union is l

many of the paper in the u . k. may reportedly be unable to pay the energy bills in the coming months to reduce the expenses on hating some british locals are now starting open fires inside their own homes. as our teeth challenge, davinsky reports. rising energy prices have been a concern for months, but now the reality is really hitting home u. k. households have already seen an increase of more than 50 percent bringing annual bills to around 2000 pounds. now there are warnings that this could shoot up to $3000.00 pounds a year by october. the head of one energy firm fee is millions of households will struggle to pay their bills this winter. it will hit incredibly hard and immediately i think we will see a huge increase in pre payment customers, in effect, self disconnecting, not reloading their pre payment meter because they can't afford to do it. although the u. k has a relatively small dependency on russia for gas and oil energy firms are susceptible to huge price hikes if they buy on the wholesale market. now,

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the you to there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders trying to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia, there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has descried this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. expose have worn to the inflation rate in the u. k. is which so uncomfortably high level, after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers were portly, expected to keep rising. for years we talked to the str

now, the u. k. has signed us off of critics are saying that the u. k is actually risking a trade war with the european union and d, we've already had a reaction from the you very, very critical of what the u. k is trying to do. and critics, in parliament, there was a long debate in parliament, or after the statement by this trust that you've just played, they say, is this really the right time to be antagonistic to the european union? people here are facing a cost of living crisis. we have a war going on in europe, in the ukraine, and is this really a good time to pick a fight with your closest trading partner? good question. big mass in london for us. thank you. is a quick look at some other stories making used to day clashes have a ranted in libya after fancy busha, the countries parliamentary, appointed prime minister, attempted to enter the capital. tripoli later withdrew from the city, citing the safety of civilians after violence broke out. 2 rival administrations of buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the un has c

more than 2000000 adults at the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders try to agree on a new batch ship sanctions to halt or oil imports from russia. there is still resistance from some new members. hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that, meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow expos have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level, after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers reported expected to keep rising. for years, we took to the str

it looks to cut fossil fuel imports from russia, while in the u. k. people take drastic measures to keep their home tunes. war is raised true prices as well. yes, president joe biden, once again shift the blame on russia for surging domestic price inflation. but many americans doubt that he's on the executive orders, so it's his responsibility. and he thinks that the american people are dumb enough to believe whatever he's feeling. we have homeless people on the street here. why not? no 1st. absolutely. and washington apparently revises its position on taiwan political status as the state department removed texts on its website about not recognizing the islands independence from china with quite guessing, like direct from our studios in moscow. this is our to international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. russia has slammed as a thoughtless p. r. stunt. the ukrainian armed forces effort to retake stink island, also known as many island located in the black sea. after their campaign ended with dozens of ukrainian soldiers killed an

k, and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k. must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way, figurines or franchises been either quite limited and what we can guess our che suppliers we with they were to live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and amps and the directly the us. much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese in to his customers. it was much easier in the past. or you could just call a company out place your order on it was here within a couple of days now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u k and e you. the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u b party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a

k and the e u. lease trust putting forward britain's the u. k. government next step in what is of course, also a very serious situation here in northern ireland power sharing government under the good friday peace agreement has stalled, has broken down with the democratic unionist party boycotting in opposition to the northern ireland protocol that they say undermines northern islands place within the u. k. internal market. and as well as that, of course, you've got the you who are saying that if britain goes along with these unilateral measures, that could spark a trade war lease trust the setting out a plan of vision for future legislation to be brought forward. not now, but at some point in the summer that would allow for those unilateral changes to the protocol to, to take place. now, does that solve northern islands problems as things stand right now when it's quite hard, frankly, to see how it does because the d u. p has said that they will not be enticed back into government by the promise of legislation. they want to see actual legisla

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the you to there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders trying to agree on a new batch of sanctions to hold all oil imports from russia. there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. while finland's former prime minister says that asked price hikes pinch households, public support for such measures against moscow could ebb away all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. russia has slammed as a senseless p. r. stunt ukrainian ar

well then come in sight in the u. k, a u. s. he said the whole thing was a fossil rate exercise, and you couldn't cool if the contrast any more if the quality of the singing on the song was nothing to do with is all due to political sort of emotional. so it's sort of, of course, the other thing, as you will be well aware is number countries, we're not even allowed to answer this. yeah, russian by law rush, news we're, we're not able to answer. so how can you call it a contest if you don't allow for certain key or capacity to actually answer it? so it's a pretty sort of disaster situation. but i certainly think that there were a number of countries that the contest who could have paid political commons because of the political circumstances in regards to the countries. just because that was breaking that would have been biking rules. so you probably really should have not been allowed city assigned at the time. you're trying to see about to demand and get sort of anything that you want. and then she'll be back rush against that.

while in the u. k. people take drastic measures to heat their homes as european countries look to cut gas imports from russia. us has it in your life. once again, shift the blame on russia for searching and domestic price inflation. but many americans does that. he signed the executive orders, so it's is responsibility. and he thinks that the american people are dumb enough to believe whatever he's feeling them. we are homeless people on the street here. so why not know 1st? absolutely. and china says a move by washington to recognize taiwan as independence would come back to the us . the like asked me my direct my studios in moscow. this is our international, i'm sure i'm thomas. certainly glad to have you. right now, russia has slammed as a thoughtless p. r. stunt ukrainian armed forces effort to retake snake islands, also known as many islands located in the black sea. after their campaign ended with dozens of ukrainian soldiers killed and heavy weaponry destroyed. donna, this gamble has turned out t

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders try to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia, there is still resistance from some new members. hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. expos have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers reportedly expected to keep rising. for years, we took to the s

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the u to their affairs over rising energy bills, as european leaders try to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia. there is still resistance from some you members. hungry leader has described this auction as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that, meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. expose have worn that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached al, uncomfortably high level, after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers of reported expected to keep rising . for years, we took to t

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the you to there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders try to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia, there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in roubles is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow will expose, have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level after exceeding all full costs, with the numbers reported

we will be going back to the u. k, but they need the u. k. foreign office. and i'm say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back to the case the u. k. foreign office and the m c. on doing anything for my transfer to get back to laundry is not the 1st british. this isn't captured by russia in ukraine. we really reported on the plight shore pinner and aiden oslyn, who were fighting alongside ukrainians, him out of full and also surrendered. the russian forces moscow claims at least $7000.00 former series of fighting against russia. moving on now in china has lashed out the g 7 group of advanced economies for applying double standards, and middling in other countries affairs. it comes up to the group demanded beijing hole to support from moscow, amid crippling sanctions. she would, you know, went on with the lengthy g. 7 communique is filled with preposterous allegations, not even worth refuting water. in total disregard of china's position and objective fact, it grossly interferes in china's internal affairs, malicio

so many time all nodes, things that many outside of the u. k. u. indeed many within the u. k. think is often quite bizarre, but there is a lot of structure to this is prepared. the speech is relatively short and live is written by the government. and so this, it wasn't something the prince charles prepared himself. so we weren't expecting any real fireworks, nevertheless, and support a huge amount of attention here looking at how he was doing. because essentially they say they're going into the future for the british public, really for the 1st time seeing him perform this constitutional role, you really do get the sense now that there is this, this slow, this gradual transition into prince charles taking on a much, much more prominent role charlotte chilson pill, there will some football now in english team manchester cities say they have a great deal to sign. dorman, striker elling, holland. the note norwegian was one of the most wanted players in the world. his contract made, he could leave the german club this summer for 75000000 euro transfer fee and he said to earn a wage

todd boley has been approved by the english premier lee and the u. k. government. the decision follows at weeks of negotiations to ensure the current owner or russian oligarch, roman abramoff, which does not benefit from the sale. chelsea football club was put up for sale by owner roman abram avila just days after rushes invasion of ukraine in march . the war made his ownership of the club untenable. the russian oligarch was then sanctioned by the u. k. government over his links to russian president vladimir putin and the club sods. daily operations severely restricted by sanctions, which complicated the sale process. the club agreed to a sale of $5200000000.00 to a consortium led by tide boley, an american businessman who owns percentages of major league, baseball's, eli dodgers, and a w m. b a l a sparks the completion. the sale will allow chelsea to resume normal business and transfer activity which was prohibited as a part of the sanctions imposed. the proceeds of the sale will not go to abram village but will be used for humanitarian causes in ukraine. the u.

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders try to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia, there is still resistance from some e u members hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay full russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. experts have warned that the inflation rate in the u. k. has reached an uncomfortably high level, after exceeding all forecasts with the numbers reported ex

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears a vote rising energy bills as european leaders trying to agree on a new batch of sanctions to hold all oil imports from russia. there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. while finland's former prime minister says that asked price hikes pinch, households, public support was such measures against moscow could ebb away all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. russia has slammed as a senseless p. r stunted ukrainian

for instance, between the u. k. great britain and the other members of the european union within the g 7 that the u. k. of course is left the european union, but this unfinished business, there is a huge, a raw going on between the u. k. in the you about the way in which northern ireland is dealt with in terms of a breaks it. so leaving the european union. this is threatening to issue dr. that could explode in a big way next week. a babel acknowledging that that is of course, a division between the member states of the g 7 and the u. k. and we are hearing that when there was a bilateral meeting between bare balkan her opposite number list trust that there were no holds barred. both sides really quite clear that they're heading towards kind of confrontation course. but on this issue of ukraine on what russia is doing there, on the evasion that is taking place and on supporting ukraine in pushing back it, it, there is really quite a deep sense of unity. there's sometimes a difference in degree, for instance, the briti

k, but they need the u. k for an office. and i'm to say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back to the u. k. is the u. k. foreign office and the amc on doing anything for my transfer. the moment to get back to you, sandra is not the 1st, which is this is in captured by russia in ukraine. we really reported on the place of sean pinner and aiden oslyn, who were fighting alongside ukrainians, emeryville, and also surrendered. the russian forces moscow claims at least $7000.00 former series of fighting against russia. moving on now in china has lashed out the g 7 group of advanced economies for applying double standards, and middling in other countries affairs. it comes out to the group, them under beijing, whole to support for moscow amid crippling sanctions. she did, i went on with the lengthy g. 7 communique is filled with preposterous allegations, not even worth refuting water in total disregard of china's position and objective fact, it grossly interferes in china's internal aff

k. and the e u. this trust putting forward britain's the u. k. government next step in what is of course, also a very serious situation here in northern ireland power sharing government under the good friday peace agreement has stalled, has broken down with the democratic unionist party boycotting in opposition to the northern ireland protocol that they say undermines northern islands place within the u. k. is internal market. and as well as that, of course, you've got the you who are saying that if britain goes along with these unilateral measures that could spark a trade war list, trust the setting out a plan of vision for future legislation to be brought forward. not now, but at some point in the summer that would allow for those unilateral changes to the protocol to, to take place. now, does that solve northern islands problems as things stand right now when it's quite hard, frankly, to see how it does because the d u. p has said that they will not be enticed back into government by the promise of legislation. they want to see actual legis

a lot of them come in sight in the u. k, a u. s. and he said the whole thing was a fossil rate exercise, and you couldn't call is for the contracts anymore. if the quality of the singing on the song was nothing to do with is all due to political sort of emotional. so it's sort of, of course, the other thing, as you will be well aware is number countries who are not even allowed to answer this year. russian by law rush, news, we're not able to answer. so how can you call it a contest if you don't allow a certain key or capacity to answer it? so it's a pretty sort of disaster situation. but i certainly think that there were a number of countries that the contest who could have paid political commons because of a political circumstance. it's in regards to the countries rejecting because that was breaking, that would have been breaking rules. so you really should have not been allowed city assigned at the time. you're trying to see a balance of demand and get sort of anything wrong. and then you should be back rush against that. these a

more than 2000000 adults in the u. k. say they've skipped meals due to a lack of finances. the extremely rapid rise in food insecurity since january points to a catastrophic situation for families. food insecurity puts families under extreme mental stress and forces people to survive on the cheapest calories, which lead to health problems. here in the u 2, there are fears over rising energy bills as european leaders trying to agree on a new batch of sanctions. to halt all oil imports from russia, there is still resistance from some members hungry leader has described this option as akin to dropping a nuclear bomb on his country's economy. while finland's former prime minister says that as price hikes pinch households, public support with such measures against moscow could ebb away all of this could come to a head sooner rather than later. the deadline for e u countries to pay for russian gas in rubles, is looming. the block has said it will refuse to do that. meaning it now faces supplies being cut off by moscow. russia has slammed as a senseless p. r. stunt ukrainian armed

so many time, all nodes, things that many outside of the u. k. u, indeed many within the u. k. think is often quite bizarre, but there is a lot of structure to this is prepared, the speech is relatively short and it's written by the government. and so this wasn't something the prince charles prepared himself, so we weren't expecting any real fireworks, nevertheless, and support huge amounts of attention here looking at how he was doing because essentially this is a glimpse into the future for the british public. really for the 1st time seeing him perform this constitutional role, you really do get the sense now that there is this, this slow, this gradual transition into prince charles taking on a much, much more prominent role. you take your own a more prominent role because his mother's health is not the best. we know that her platinum do believe that's coming up. do we know how she's doing right now? yeah, well this of course was another reason for concern. she has had to pull out of number events recently, but she is just 1096 years old to an extent it is expected that she s

and that's where a party that wants to leave the u. k. could come out on top. champagne was once the political wing of an armed movement that opposed british rule bosses during a whole reports from belfast. it's dream of a united ireland is still a long way off. a win for the nationalists, shin, feign as opinion polls predict, would make history in northern ireland. it up ends a century of dominance by parties dedicated to the union with great britain putting on top a republican party that exists to forge a united ireland. that is going to happen imminently. and many voters with suede, instead by more immediate concerns. all united allens on the cardinal data on up to important in the form of what you think the other chief chief of of us for to get the rates will get better and better hospitals. so just to open game, she and fame was once the political face of the irish republican army that waged a decades long conflict with the british army and pro british loyalist paramilitaries. its electoral success with struck fear into the heart of

right now the u. k. has the highest inflation rate among the strongest european economies and the g 7 group to reduce expenses. many have given up heating homes and decided to go out less 44 percent of those surveyed have switched to cheaper food and public transport. and some people even have to skip meals to tackle economic challenges. the government is allocated 22000000000 pants to help, but admitted that it can't fully protect people. and the countries that safeguarding minister has proposed people work extra hours or find a better job. make sure that people are able to protect themselves better. whether that is by taking or more hours leading to a better paid job, some people, they may be able to access additional hours. but of course it's, it's not going to work the people who are already working in 3 jobs. and that's why we need to have the other matches in place, such as the all the help that we're putting into the schools that help with the local authorities. from the conservatives. for a long

things that many outside of the u. k. and indeed many within the u. k. think is often quite bizarre, but there is a lot of structure to this is prepared, the speech is rather to be sure and it's written by the government. and so this is waldron something the prince charles prepared, who felt that we weren't expecting any real fireworks, nevertheless, and support huge amounts of attention here looking at how he was doing because essentially this is a glimpse into the future for the british public. really for the 1st time seeing him perform this constitutional role, you really do get the sense now that there is this, this slow, this gradual transition into prince charles taking on a much, much more prominent role. the football. now an english team, manchester city say they have a great deal to sign doormen strike elling highland on july. the 1st the norwegian was one of the most wanted players in the world. his contract meant he could leave the german club this summer for 75000000 euro transfer fee. he said to earn a wage of nearly half a 1000000 years a w

now of an escalating dispute between the u. k and the e u. and that was list trust putting forward britain's the u. k. government next step in what is of course, also a very serious situation here in northern ireland power sharing government under the good friday peace agreement has stalled, has broken down with the democratic unionist party boycotting in opposition to the northern ireland protocol that they say undermines northern islands place within the u. k. s internal market. and as well as that, of course, you've got the you who are saying that if britain goes along with these unilateral measures that could spock a trade war, let's trust their setting out a plan of vision for future legislation to be brought forward. not now, but at some point in the summer that would allow for those unilateral changes to the protocol to, to take place now does that souls northern islands problems as things stand right now? it's quite hard, frankly, to see how it does because the d u. p has said that they will not be enticed back into government by the

the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china. the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america from said captured half of africa and a half of indo china. belgium possessed congo. germany had colonies in africa, asia, south america, and osi. anya, italy established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, libya, and eritrea. the were spanish colonies in south america and africa. portugal occupied colonies several times, its own size and population. the usa also kept up with the europeans. and so by the early 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. what was going on in the colonies as well known, undocumented millions of ruined lives from slavery. ruthless and remorseless exploitation with the phone of british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william melanson has studied europe's colonial system. and the reason for its arise at full only one main thing is important for knox, ism internationally speaking, that is, that nation's will, that states that allowed to do anything, all t

k and the e u with northern ireland not for the 1st time at its heart. the key issue of and contention is the northern ireland protocol. this is a piece of legislation, part of the briggs it deal that introduces trade checks between goods, moving from great britain to northern ireland. as a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of island bars, johnson negotiated that protocol. the democratic unit is lowe's, it, they say that it undermines their position and the position of northern ireland within the united kingdom. and they say they want it scrapped or substantially changed. now, what can boris johnson do? well, he believes that the u. p. has a point. he believes that the protocol is being over harshly implemented to the detriment of some consumers and businesses northern. he says that he believes there is a negotiated solution, and he would prefer that. but that if the you isn't prepared to change its position well, then his government might be forced to act unilaterally. and indeed, legislation that would potentially make that unilateral action