k, they decided that you shouldn't be in the u. k. they are going to remove you and then send you to a 3rd country. that 3rd country is will wonder. what do you make of being part now of the you case? asylum process system. we're one day is now part of the system. well 1st of all, i'd like to sit at this is the, an ethical. i think that her, oh we're as if patty, we would will come refugees who want to come through and, and they like to know if it chose, dwanda will come to render as dearford. this mission will come, them well will come to so many of them on the congo from blondie and elsewhere, but dos whenever chose to come to wander. and i've chosen to go to the u. k. it's silly. more towards sponsibility. you see kids responsibility that should take care of them because all of us have signed the you and convention to receive messages. so we don't think that you see an ethical for rhonda to receive messages who did not choose to come to london. yet i have this people asked that you want to come through under that video and come to

k, they decided that you shouldn't be in the u. k. they are going to remove you and then send you to a 3rd country that 3rd country is will wonder. what do you make of being part now of the you case, asylum process system. rwanda is now part of the system. well 1st of all, i'd like to say that this is the an ethical i think that we are as a patio we will come refugees who want to come to run a day like today. if they choose to wander, to come to rhonda as dearford. this mission will come, their mind well will come to so many of them on the congo from gandhi and elsewhere . but does one ever chose to come to wander? and i've chosen to go to the u. k. it's silly, more towards sponsibility. it's your kids responsibility. they should take care of them because all of us have st. did you, incandescent receive messages? so we don't think that you see our ethical for rhonda to receive messages would not chose to come to london yet. i have this people asked that you want to come to london. did you want to come to london? they don't want to. th

k. government be sending asylum seekers to a place when the u. k. itself grants the file to rondon who have fled the country because of that persecution and because of both human rights violations. in 2021. you take government granted for granted protection to for london. only let me also just follow up with you about something else. i mean, if this plan comes into effect of how much concern is there that this would essentially just increase the risks for refugees as they seek out other potentially more dangerous routes? thank you. yeah, the, the only way to reduce deaths, etc, to reduce irregular dangerous crossings by boat or in the back of laurie's is for the u. k. government to provide safety rates. as my fellow panelists have already said, there is a severe lack of safe fruits in the u. k. school people to come here to seek asylum, reunify with their family. so an agreement like this, any strategy that is built on restrictive nurse on deterrence will not work because people will take these desperate journeys. so we see that the schemes that

in theory, any one who enters the u. k. y, or a so called illegal root may be sent to rolanda to have their claim for asylum processed. those who are resettled will be given the support, including up to 5 days of training with the help with integration accommodation, health care, so that they can resettle and plan the rwandan governments getting the initial payment of roughly a $156000000.00. it says it'll offer people protection and a chance to rebuild their life, even if they're asylum, claim is unsuccessful. many ones have explained what it means to be displaced. this has shipped how we approach migration and asylum. wonder already provide the future for almost $130000.00 if you use from multiple countries, including neighbors like the city and rooney is as a forgiveness done. and my grants, if a created from libya, you, thanks very much despite the words about roy. and as often maurice johnson says the scheme should act as a deterrent to people thinking of crossing the channel. whatever the case is accepted, there will

yeah, i think there is a lot of question that economists say the u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s, as prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation of the u. k. accelerated to 70 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling rushes worn. ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chains. people in argentina have been protesting of arising prices saying they can't, but not food on the table, thousands miles through when as iras on the same day, the government said it's inflation rate. it's 6.7 percent the highest and 20 years . that was on the street say their monthly $190.00 food stipend only buys them yogurt and serial. many families are going without staples like rice and noodles and meet with type of creature. the headlines here and al jazeera russia has confirmed a blast, a board it's warship must be the flagship of its black sea fleet. russian defense man, if he says ammunition on boar

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between the use and the u. k. that was signed in 2003 under article 4. you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as fi is the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth from some pretty people. they really do have the power to block this. if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. my name is peter scott, and i'll be back again with another wound on the week's biggest stories at the top of the hour. what do you feel free to head over to r t dot com for all the latest? with to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on often has very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult, time

and here it will be a lot of questions for the u. k. government to answer, you know, how if people will be transfer, how they will be treated in the camp. what type of sex they're going to have in one . and whether they are going to have freedom of movement. and if they're absolutely modification is going to be processed in one will be higher, they can have access to quality counseling and is a plan for british migration lawyer to lead to key galli. and i, yeah, i think there's a lot, a lot of question economists say the u. k could be facing the biggest dropping living standards since the 1950s as prices for basic goods rise rapidly. inflation in the u. k. accelerated to 70 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling rushes war and ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chain people in argentine, i have been protesting over rising prices. they're saying they can't put enough food on the table. thousands ma

k is not working at the mass of the united states and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to phase 2 centuries in jail. this is very obviously political, political trial when you have a journalist being, you know, being charged with 17 counts as 5, that's political by nature. and so when you have a political case like this, you can just went in what you really have to win it through public opinion. it's a battle that has to be for us with lots of stamina, one term, and it's very good to see these assange activists coming out. quite often that they're very determined, they're very driven. it's actually, thanks to them that i and other journalists were able to get in the courts during a song just extradition hearing because they would queue up since 5 in the morning . and thanks to them, we were able to report on this. so i think it's crucial, i think there has to be a pressure on the boards, johnson government to, to block this expedition. they can do this. they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between us and you came that was signed in 2003. under article

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between the use and the u. k. that was signed in 2003 under article 4. you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as fi is. busy the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth on some pretty well they really do have the power to block this. if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. it's been almost 6 days since say to lay an american journalist who's been covering the conflict from inside to ukraine has gone missing and well consult alara's colleagues. try to track down the reporter. a prominence ukrainian near nazi has posted a series of and verified claims, implying that journalist might have been abducted killed. gonzalo laira is 54 years old and has been living in ukraine for the past few years. he was in kia when the conflict

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between the use in the u. k. that was signed in 2003 under article 4. you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as a spy is. busy the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth from some pretty fidel, they really do have the power to block this. if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. while that is all for now, for any more on those stories do headed, which are websites all t dot com and of course for those you celebrating a very happy orthodox easter. my name is peter scott and whatever you up to i hope you're having a great weekend. thank you for watching. ah ah, ah, ah. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often has very dramatic development. o

k is not working at the past of the united states and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face to centuries and jail. but if you praise yeah, is the needle the united states has provided some guarantees to the british supreme court. but from our point of view, there insufficient that came off to a court of previous instance, refused extradition to the guarantees, do not employ any real control. and in other similar cases, such guarantees have not been respect it. nevertheless, they became the main argument on the basis of which the supreme court agreed to the extradition and accepted the u. s. appeal. we have until may 18th, to submit our arguments for consideration to the interior minister, pretty patel. after that certain procedures for appealing the verdict follow, and this also has to do with the decision on extradition in the last instance will be the european court of human rights. as you can see for yourself, the means for an appeal gradually being exhausted, and the deadlines are coming to an end. there is a clear intention to continue this case against the

k is not working at the past of the united states and, and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face to centuries in jail and western are countries on the governments are moving gradually into authoritarianism. they are not going to condemn themselves by pardoning julian as fond or stopping the extradition of julian assigned. they're all in one team. julian assange wasn't biased towards any country. he published documents that condemn lots of governments, and it is only the united states that is trying nowadays to extradite the julian assigns to the united states and this will be a death sentence for him. and this will mean, in my opinion, the end of the so called freedom of press on freedom of opinion and expression that united states brags about and says that it is spreading this values around the world. so we cannot really tolerate this talk anymore that the nicer, the championing does freedoms around the world because it has killed it. it has killed it. witness case against an innocent. oh, i just days before the deciding vote, french incumbent manual micron has squar

some asylum seekers are trying to enter the u. k. o to be sent to rwanda for processing u. k prime minister bonds. johnson has an unsettle applied to those who crossed the english channel as part of a $130000000.00 deal that's been criticized by rights groups. johnson believes the risk of ending up in rwanda will be a considerable deterrent them much, much better off going for the safe and legal routes that we have, rather than paying to jump the queue and to risk their lives. because if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent. the british army secretary prison patel, traveled to the london capital for the announcement. well, unders foreign minister, vincent blue, so welcome to plank. he described it as unique and innovative by relocating migrants to wonder investing in the personal development and providing education, employment, and other opportun

he tried to reach the u. k. by crossing the english channel could soon be flown to re wander for processing . it's part of a deal that's expected to be announced and signed on thursday. whitten's home secretary's already in the one the for the signing u. k will give round that just over a $130000000.00 as part of the trial scheme. rights groups have criticized the decision or still ahead on al jazeera, the u. s. has announced extra military assistance for ukraine, but when it satisfy keith, we hear from an expert on protecting our precious c life. the cold from pacific islands for bigger, conscious to do more to curve climate change. ah, the journey has begun the fee for world copies on its way to the castle book your travel package today. they been locked into a heat wave for more than 2 weeks in northwestern india. hello, everyone hears the forecasts. details on thursday. this heat showing no signs of fading, new deli, 39 degrees in fact, or the next few days, we're going to nudge up your temperature to about

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between the us and u. k. that was signed in 2003. and under article 4, you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as far as the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth. storms and producers, though, they really do have the power to block that. if you know it's on just health, it's not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. international journalist which had med has many thanks for that. thank you. now junior songs has been a high profile target for washington ever since 2010. that was when we can, it's really the trailer of leaked us documents depicting alleged war crimes committed by american forces during the occupation of afghanistan and iraq. ah, ah, a with a bunch of one of our top stories, the conflict in ukraine and on bass. now i rushed in a facial at the un

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between the us and the u. k. that was signed in 2003 under article 4. you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as fi is. busy the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth from some pretty fidel, they really do have the power to block this. if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's paramount that people put public pressure on the government. though the sanctions against russia, amid the ukraine conflict, humping cold, necessary in the past. such actions help bring don apartheid in south africa. but how close of the parallels in reality worlds apart puts them to a prominent south african politician on former political prisoner next a with, [000:00:00;00] with welcome to worlds apart. efforts to isolate moscow solander west comparing it partly to dial sounds after claiming that depression wer

they, they, you know, under the extradition treaty between us and the u. k. that was signed in 2003 under article 4. you can block in extradition if it's for a political offense. and again, charging a journalist as a spy is. busy the classic textbook, political offense, and so forth on some pretty well they really do have the power to block this. if you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. morning he those stories had oh it's all websites are t dot com and our social media pages. my name is peter scott on the back back with more in half an hour. but do stay tuned for worlds of parts. we are on a boy co thank you for watching. ah ah ah ah ah ah welcome to well the party that efforts to isolate and the west comparing it far south africa claiming that depression were to have its own nelson mandela government, which to be ostracized and the cou

k. in india, he said to meet with business leaders in the western city of metabolic on thursday, and then is to go to new delhi for his summit with modi on friday. our corresponded rtp, seeing told us what you, it's back from the meeting. we are expecting that there are many still borders johnson, although he has said that he is not going to lecture robin is still not in there will be on your grade as russia, but we are expecting reiman is still about to johnson to explore opportunities to explore drain relationship with india, read drive in shelby, and perhaps especially in 2 major sectors which is defense and emerging because there is a certain viewpoint in the u. s. and, and in the you need your country that india also needs to rally behind b. m. ok. countries as against russia, in the ongoing crisis where you're great. so we are expecting that, i mean, bought a john, so he's going to not be she guys, but he's going to explore opportunities read. he can push india in a different direc

k be imprisoned for up to 14 years for you know, publishing government secrets, things that embarrassed the government. so i don't really think she's much of a, of a friend of freedom of the press. again, i do hope she does the right thing because she, she, she has the power in her hands right now as there's more storm some to take a sense for, for freedom to show that the u. k is not working in the past in the united states. and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face to centuries and jail. this is very obviously a political, political trial. when you have a journalist being, you know, being charged with 17 counts as a spy, that's political by nature. and so when you have political taste like this, you can't just when it in the courts, you really have to win it through public opinion. it's a battle that has to be for a, with lots of stamina, long term. and it's very good to see these assange activist coming out a quite often that they're very determined, they're very driven. it's actually thanks to them that i and other journalists were able to get.

k is not working at the past of the united states and, and to stop a, you know, a journalist being shipped off to face 2 centuries in jail. but a few praise yeah. is going needle the united states has provided some guarantees to the british supreme court, but from our point of view, they're insufficient. that came off to a court of previous instance, refused extradition. the guarantees do not employ any real control, and in other similar cases, such guarantees have not been respected. nevertheless, they became the main argument on the basis of which the supreme court agreed to the extradition and accepted the u. s. appeal, we have until may 18th to submit our arguments for consideration to the interior minister, pretty patel. after that certain procedures for repealing the verdict follow. and this also has to do with the decision on next tradition. the last instance will be the european court of human rights. so as you can see for yourself the means for an appeal, a gradually being exhausted, and the deadlines are coming to an end. there is a clear intention to continue this case against a

what across the u. k. the sanctions, all biting it is having an effect on the u. k. economy. so the longer this goes on, the more worse that will be for the prime minister himself. but right now the visit is over. we don't know where president boris johnson is or how he got in like a say, this was a surprise visit, but it has been seen and it has been a warmly welcomed by the ukrainian leadership. thank you so much. him on american reporting from keys or earlier president zalinski him at the austrian chancellor karl nay, hummer and keith as well. now, moore said he wanted to show support for ukraine. austria has been providing humanitarian aid as well as helmets and body armor for civilians. while the e u is pledging more than a $1000000000.00 to support countries welcoming refugees from ukraine, european commission president or some of underlying made the pledge at a fundraising event held in warsaw. $650000000.00 will go to poland. she said the rest of the funds will go to the other line frontline states to day we are supporting millions of ukrainian refugees and people in

let me tamela, i'll de 0 dub in south africa. economist say the u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950s was. price is for basic goods rise rapidly . inflation in the u. k. accelerated to 7 percent in march. prices are increasing faster than wages and there's pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling. rushes or, and ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chains. christians, marking holy week in latin america are finally able to congregate at one of the most important churches in venezuela. the pandemic prevented the devout from praying to the sculpture of christ in the basilica sent theresa many catholics in venezuela. believe the beloved icon is capable of miracles, the faithful dress in purple and carried wooden crosses during a pilgrimage. when you can find out much more on our website, the address for that is w. w. w dot al jazeera, talked with carrie johnston with the headlines here on al jazeera, 3 palestinians have been killed wise, really forces in th

k. i to be center a one to for processing u. k prime minister bras johnson announced it would apply to those who cross the english channel as part of a $130000000.00 deal. it's been criticized by rights groups. johnson says he believes the risk of ending up rwanda will be a considerable deterrent them much, much better off going for the safe and legal routes that we have rather than paying to jump the queue and to risk their lives. because if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent. let's cross a london not any barbarous dining by and let him tell us more about the thinking behind this will make that really is some jumbled up messaging going on in the last couple of hours because you heard from boris johnson, they're talking about the deterrent aim in this plan with rwanda, and he said that 600 people th

the u. k. is holding the club. those can cause the fca likely to be the next target for russia. potentially seeing the same high levels of violence and destruction. the seed in other urban centers by ca, keith, and mario paul al jazeera is over hard. she is nicole, all square russian and strikes have been hitting farms. and we do warn you that you may find some of the images distressing. and mccann and we are at the area and your credit was which was targeted a minute ago. you can see the plumes of smoke and there is one of the vic submitted to civilian woman. simply a farmer in this area is a farming area less than 20 kilometers near perimeter. woman says one man, probably her husband is trapped inside the way. this farm came under an air strike . my war was hit by a number of bits. as you can see, the smoke and flames are still rising into the sky. what you want want health care man? this soldier is trying to search for the man inside the soldiers shoving out for him, but there's no sign of demand. over the past

k will be sent 6000 kilometers away to rwanda for processing the u. n. and rights groups have criticized the proposed scheme. nadine baba reports to protest. i will wait on the white cliffs of dover looking out across the english channel, which separates britain from france. 600 people crossed this narrow stretch of water by boat on wednesday. not a huge figure in the scheme of things, but under prussia, boris johnson is determined to be seen to be doing something to stop the dangerous journey's position. and so more than 6000 kilometers away, kigali, his home secretary announced an ambitious deal with the rwandan government. in theory, any one who enters the u. k by or a so called illegal root may be sent to rolanda to have their claim for asylum processed. those who are we settled will be given the support, including up to 5 days of training with the help of integration accommodation, health care, so that they can, we settle and plan the rwandan government getting the initial payment of roughly a $156000000.00 it says it'll offer people protection and

some asylum seekers trying to enter the u. k ought to be sent to rwanda for processing. u. k prime minister boris johnson says he believes a risk of sending them to and it will be considerable deterrent for those trying to cross the english channel. okay. as you headlines coming up next is witness. one i'm it's cold and see very often teeth also for the day you too old people to load in feel pool calling inside on the home care board on who has no money? costumes. find his son. 0, one a big, big scolding them in the boxes. yeah. did you read that there? yeah, and there they go. make because i made a right with that bundle of people in the office. i go to seo all and i mean a lot of fun with it. i'm not to see that sense of failing to put them on the life of my people. i had to set thinking wider than i used to mean, hulu booth, new amount in case i manage to monetize people. i have a table come on. i mean, our love solved my funny, i know a little wagon on monday though. i know i don't want to go by any luck with you know, it doesn't work with your webinar that we're doing.

that will be pressure from the u. k. germany warning though that switching off is dependence. i've nights will have huge rama k ramifications for the, for the economy. charlotte m, when the at the meeting that's taking place a week behind you right now as we speak. do we expect the 2 leaders to discuss delivery of new arms to ukraine? that is indeed, been speculation that will also form pause if the talks that are going on. and we'll say the press conference that we are expecting in a short time. now, gemini is also facing criticism about being and to slow on it's a delivery of weapons, a to ukraine, the u. k. for it pot has made a very big deal about the, about the weapons that it is supplied so far. indeed it hosted ukrainian and delegation this week showing, having more talks on a weapons deliveries and announcement is expected on that imminently, perhaps as soon as this week. so it is possible that that will come up in the talks that a ending deed we know that ukraine is cooling from wool weapons, weapons weapons in its woods. i shall, as you're reporting, we're showing pi

the british prime minister has announced that some asylum seekers trying to enter the u. k. will be sent to lawanda for processing plans being criticized by rights groups and opposition. politicians. the world's richest man in on mosque has made a $41000000000.00 offer to buy twitter. twitter says it will carefully review the offer must coon's test line space ex recently increased his stake in the social media platform to 9 percent. somali as new members of parliament been sworn in more than a year behind schedule, hours earlier, a seat is a mortar attack struck the area of mogadishu. the legislators were gathering in political in fighting accusations of irregularities and a rise in violence of all stalls somali as election process. lebanon's government says the green silos that were damaged in a huge explosion of boots port 2 years ago will be demolished. officials say the to damage to be left standing, a too expensive to repair, as despite families seeing that should be preserved as a memorial for the $215.00 victims of the blast. china's denounced a visit to ty, one by u.

k will be sent to thousands of kilometers a way to row one done for processing the u. n. and rights groups who criticize the proposed scheme is not even bother reports. way way on the white cliffs of dover looking out across the english channel, which separates britain from france. 600 people cross this narrow stretch of water by boat on wednesday. not a huge figuring the scheme of things, but under pressure for his johnson is determined to be seen to be doing something to stop the dangerous journey's ship. and so more than 6000 kilometers away, golly, he's home secretary and outside. i'm vicious deal with the rwandan government. in theory, anyone who enters the u. k. a virus called illegal root may be sent to rwanda. to have that claim for a site and processed those who are resettled will be given the support, including up to 5 years of training with the help of integration accommodation, health care so that they can, we settle and thrive through and, and government getting the initial payments of roughly $156000000.00. it says it's a lot of people, protection and a chan

some people trying to enter the u. k will be sent 6000 kilometers away to africa. processing the u. n. and rights groups have criticize the proposed scheme. as the barber polls prompted way way on the white cliffs of dover looking out across the english channel which separates britain from france, 600 people cross this narrow stretch of water by boat on wednesday. not a huge figure in the scheme of things, but under pressure for his johnson is determined to be seen to be doing something to stop the dangerous journey's position. and so more than 6000 kilometers away, golly, he's home secretary announcing ambitious deal with a ruined and government in theory, anyone who enters the u. k. a virus so called illegal root may be sent to rwanda. to have that claim for a site and processed those who are resettled will be given the support, including up to 5 days of training with the help of integration accommodation, health care, so that they can, we settle and thrive through and, and governments getting an initial payment of roughly $156000000.00. it says it's a lot of people, protection an

as the u. k, executive director of doctors without borders. she's concerned are refugees and migrants will cope was being sent to romando. our real concern is about the physical and mental harm that oft offshoring. refugees and migrants in this way causes to people, people that make the crossing on the channel. they're already vulnerable and traumatized people. they need protection and our work in similar situations where people have been where refugees migrants have been off short, such as are narrow when the ordinary, when the australian government implemented the same policy. i mean, it was very evident to us that was some of the worst mental health suffering we've seen in all of our programs around the world. so the impact on already traumatized people is just enormous. still heard on our designer, we're going to have the latest from south africa. we're hundreds of people have died in the worst floods in 60 years on 1st president in my home, i call i'm challenge a marine. the pan had become very andrew, with just 10 days to go until voters

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k warned, it could be used as a propaganda tool by moscow. the u. n. chief, whoever says it's important not to forget about the values of a multi polo world. this very importance, even in these moments of difficulty to keep the lives the values of multi let so lose we neither, whoa, that's who's multi polish with multi level institutions and those multilateral institutions must abide by the un charter and by international law, the un secretary general antonio gutierrez expressed a lot of the same positions that we heard from russia's foreign minister, sir gay, laugh rov, primarily that that piece cannot be established unilaterally. in fact, labyrinth himself said that multilateralism was the word probably used most during his talks with gutierrez. and he also said that the un needs to better reflect a changing world. use the word you. the world has changed. americans claim they want to make the world unipolar for good, but objective processes go in the opposite direction. the world is multi polar. and we have been repeatedly saying that the un secur

some asylum seekers trying to enter the u. k. r to be sent to lawanda for processing. your k prime minister barrels johnson has announced it'll apply to those who crossed the english channel . it's part of a $130000000.00 deal that's been criticized by rights groups. johnson says he believes the risk of ending up in rwanda will be a considerable deterrent them much, much better off going for the safe and legal routes that we have, rather than paying to jump the queue and to risk their lives. because if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent. nobody's home secretary, pretty patel, travel to the london capital for the announcement. rwanda's foreign minister, vincent booter has welcomed the plan, which he described as unique and innovative by relocating maintenance to wonder investing in their personal development and providing education, employm

and i, yeah, i think there's a lot a lot of questions that economists say the u. k. could be facing the biggest drop in living standards since the 1950 is price is a basic goods rise rapidly. inflation and you can accelerate to 7 percent in march . prices are increasing faster than wages, as pressure on the government to do more to help those struggling rushes war. ukraine has contributed to a global spike in energy prices and disrupted supply chain. people in argentina have been protesting of arising prices saying they can't, but not food on the table, thousands miles through when as iras on the same day, the government said it's inflation rate. it's 6.7 percent the highest and 20 years . that was on the street say their monthly $190.00 food stipend only buys them yogurt and serial. many families are going without staples like rice and noodles and meet ah type a quick check of the headlines here and al jazeera russia has confirmed a blast, a board it's warship, moscow, the flagship of its black sea.

and here, there will be a lot of questions for the u. k. call them and to answer, you know, how big people will be transfer how they will be treated in the camp. what type of stuff they going to have in one. and whether they are going to have freedom of movement and if they're absolutely not the kitchen is going to be processed in one will be higher, they're going to have access to quality counseling and is a plan for british migration lawyer to lead to key galli. and i yeah, i think there is a lot of a lot of questions still. ok. yeah. camilla cars from the migration policy institute. thank you for joining us. the police in the u. s. state of michigan have released several videos showing the fatal shooting of a black man june the traffic stop early this month. 26 year old patrick iowa was killed on april. the 4th of what offices described as a lengthy struggle. his family, they say he was killed execution style. they've been demanding police publicly released the videos. john henson is following develop things from chicago. there are alrea

k. is to get the way that the prime minister johnson. we agreed that that the u. k. will be, will be responsible for journal. when we read that, that says day and we'll say gal micro live in the library generally. and my whole lives calling me and the you call is just that, it's my why the dash? because the not that we decided but probably more to say you your graham people have decided to join you and i believe we shall be a bell to spray. we got you from the god where be implementing such a big step for our storage of the brain and base when you might get to that that he then he because they, well they have made that you should of your brand got the victory of your frame and the big problem, thank you in the european court. and then right now it looks like the, the mom, the what the land will be its own land on the gym. oh, i'd be be surprise yourself, florence ration on your frame, and that you leave all of us. we'll be participating in that project. but there we will be participating. nothing. this will watch next to find the correct one. because so what nice was

we're beginning to see that in the u. k, we're actually beginning to see it. we're beginning to see people begin to associate a new attitude towards in person toners them. but i don't mean to be a skeptic about this, but do you think that because it's obviously backlash, right? yeah. and like what we're experiencing right now is the people who don't want to let go of that ordinarily been want this return to this mythical. you know, the sun never sets on the british empire and want to restore that mit. and so i guess the, the next stage is how do you then because that process of turning the green into a suite is someone is going to have to lose if you are, if you are accustomed to privilege equality feels like last year, you know, do you think that there is enough, i mean, knowledge there or even willingness there to sit with that discomfort or are we, i mean, going to continue to endure this period of backlash. oh yeah. oh no, we were going to take a while. i think, i mean, one of the things that we have to be and we have to make our peace with, i think someti