k. most of them have some sort of ties to the u. k. have family here. this is why they went on this dangerous journey across the channel. but now instead of having the claims process in the u. k, they can face this deportation to rhonda. thank you very much. the w corresponded bigot master in london. thanks. oh yes, the image you are unlikely to be taking with your smartphone any time. soon, scientists have released data on nearly 2000000000 stars in our galaxy. it's a massive step towards creating the most accurate map, yet of the milky way the europe in space agencies. gaia probe, as given astronomers new insights into how stars are born, and how they die, the milky way, our galactic home. a huge cloud of stars. one a thin is our son. that our closest neighbors in space hold so much mystery. seen from earth, they appear so close together that you can't tell them apart. but the launch of the guy, a probe in 2013 changed that. why do, ah, the garage? state of the art optical technology and observation from space from a much more favourable position. nev

most of them have some sort of ties to the u. k. have family here. this is why they went on this dangerous journey across the channel, but now instead of having their claims processed in the u. k, they can face this deportation to rhonda. thank you very much, the w corresponding big monster in london. thanks the man you can see behind me was once a popular singer, performing in front of millions and packed venues and on russia state television as m, as in tom bussey willis with his russian lyrics. the latvian artist won a legion of fans and a paycheck to match, but with the invasion of ukraine, he began to rethink his part in russia's propaganda machine. now is an outspoken critic of the kremlin, and that has turned many of his fans against him. oh, in touch with solis was a star in russia. ah, the latvian singer performed on russian state media and even held concerts in the criminal oh, toward the world's largest country. oh. thinking in russian, celebrating the language and enjoy the company of his russian fans, movies, governments are, you still c

most of them have some sort of ties to the u. k. have family here. this is why they went on this dangerous journey across the channel, but now instead of having their claims processed in the u. k, they can face this deportation to rhonda. thank you very much, the w corresponding big monster in london. thanks for that other look. now it was happening in other parts of the world. dozens of members of a former opposition party in cambodia i've been convicted of treason is the latest in a number of mass trials that have targeted the cambodian national rescue party critic say the southeast asian country has been reduced to a one party state activists from ecuador, indigenous groups, half blocked roads nationwide to protest the economic policies of right wing president. he amolla so at least 10 provinces were affected by demonstrations focused on rising fuel prices. really 300 people have been jailed for between 5 and 25 years. for joining protests against the socialist government in cuba, thousands rallied last year against rising food prices, medical sho

the european union is suing the u. k. over most to rewrite a host greg's trade rules with northern ireland. the bill seeks to override sections of the trade treaty signed by both the u. k. and the e u less than 2 years ago, the officials say the unilateral decision violates international space. this is the saudi embassy in washington, d. c. now looks out over a new street name. the jamaica shook. she laid a neighborhood who voted to reading the streets in honor of the slain journalist shook. she was killed at the saudi embassy in turkey in 2019. while getting a marriage permit, the newly named street crosses directly in front of the city embassy. according to state media, officials in saudi have reportedly begun removing rainbow colored toys from shops in the capital. we ought media say it's part of a crack down on homosexuality, the conservative kingdom outlaws. same sex relationships, it considers them a cat, a capital offense, punishable by the death penalty. pixar is new movie light year is out this week, starring the

and this is a time when the u. k. most people in the u. k. a trying to make a decision, whether they heat the homes or run that causes energy and fuel prices reach record highs. and it's absolutely incredible and the criticism is still coming from the house of lords from the church of england. it can anything be done at this point to stop this policy from going ahead. while many are trying, there was a letter signed by 25 archbishop's ambitions in the house of lords. very strong words for the government saying this is an immoral policy that shames britain. and because of all christian heritage should inspire us to treat asylum seekers with compassion. again, the foreign secretary hit back and that's what we're seeing from the government. they are, they are hitting back every time that they've been criticized on this policy. she said the plan is completely legal, is completely moral and those who criticize it should come up with an alternative. well, agency says that our alternatives, and that is to create an expand safe routes into this count

k. you're most welcome. thanks for talking to us on the weekend as well. this new group calls itself informal to what extent is the initiative really without formalities or, or, or is this really just the way to disguise furthering the interests of these countries in the pacific? okay, i think the super interesting aspect of what the, by the mistreatment is doing. i think what purchason biden that's been doing is building a point. the 5 i e's network, which he successfully established last year hope 10 bar. the august submarine aligns with the u. k. and australia and last month he further extended a law and launch the pacific economic bring before prosperity with some of the traditional allies in eastern southeast asia, including japan, south korea, philippines, thailand, indonesia. and now he has launched the informal mechanism called p. p. p. in order to contract china score in infancy in the pacific islands nations. now, the question is why it means to be informal in this particular circumstances? i think i, we can look at it from 2 perspective. number

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k. but in most cases, people have no power to do anything in the u. k. were 24 percent of people utilized . they do, that's what this is about, isn't it? with the public sector is much more unionized done in the private sector under half as many union members as the used to be in the 19 seventy's. but there's no doubt that the unions have been extraordinarily weak because over the last 12 years, the public set to pay has fallen back in real terms. they're all paid quite a lot less than they were in real terms. in 2010 when this conservative government took over. so it's not that the u. news have been very millison. they've really been rather weak. and the last straw is this sudden surgeon inflation that sees the big altitude 3 percent. when it looks as if aggression is going to rise to $10.11, and then again a union. what's one to having a union? if they were willing to accept, you know, $0.70 full, it living standards on top of previous blows of living standards. so i think was a lot of public sympathy, a lot of understanding and also an understanding t

k. now, care for calais has been one of the most vocal critics and opponents of the u. k. for wonder asylum policy, which is a plan that would see asylum seekers sent from the u. k. 21 to fort the home office says would be processing and resettlement board critic se is inhumane. and cruel will care for cali has decided to lot legal proceedings against the u. k. government to try and stop a 1st flight of asylum seekers from b u. k. to kick early next week. i spoke to the founder the charity class. mostly for more. it's really deeply shocking that our government is considering doing this to them and we feel it before. anything like this can happen. it has to be catholics hammond in court, whether it's lawful at the policy, think our hat. i am aaliyah's talis, they could cont, contravene international refugee law. it might contain international human rights law. and the say many things that we have to know about rand, before we could consider doing it, say what we think it's incredibly important that the policy is properly scrutinized . whether you k government says the barre

s. canada, most of mainland europe, the u. k. and turkey. if finland and suite a sweden joint as expected, they would significantly bolster the alliances northern flank. both countries have cooperated with nato in a limited fashion for almost 30 years now. and they bring additional military assets to the table. that includes finland's, more than $200000.00 reservists and sweden's submarine fleet. but finland also shares a 1300 kilometer border with the russian federation, and that could lead to additional tensions with moscow. i spoke earlier to d. w, correspond terry shultz, she's in madrid covering the nato summit for us. i asked terry how turkey was persuaded to drop its opposition to finland and sweden joining were not yet sure, terry exactly what happened behind the scenes. there is a lot of suspicion that the u. s. had something to do with it from afar, although they had said they wanted to stay out of it and make it very much of a trilateral issue. but in the end we have documents that are signed. so we know exactly what was agreed to

u. k. rivers are among the most polluted in europe. the government and water companies are accused of feeling to modernize the sewage system over decades. this is basically a consequence of victorian infrastructure, and it's a, it's a huge undertaking to remove all of these storm overflows. they are therefore, emergency flash flooding events outside. they've always been part of the system, but we're taking action right now to, to eliminate some of these and reduce their home. but it's predicted to take 10 or 20 years. so ashley wants to keep up the pressure by exposing as many illegal activities as possible. he recently found an undocumented pipe from thames water is about 3 meters down into the thames. here the water is in a shocking state containing feces, old food and grease. every time we have come, it's been worse than the last. it's been dreadful. it's. it's really bad. the washer company claims not to have released any untreated sewage here since march last year. so it's a mystery how this condo came out of the pipe, were presen

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k. 8th, the sanctions on most classes, africa faces are rising hunger crisis. countries a hinder obtaining great and for to life is from russia with very well welcome. this is not the international coming to you live at from moscow . with the latest world headlines is good to happy with. the russian president vladimir putin as that the newly developed saw mot, intercontinental ballistic missile systems will be put on duty by the end of this year. he's also emphasized that the russian army has been getting state of the art as 500 air defense systems to both to their capabilities for fending off in coming attacks. y scholarship with our troops are now receiving the brand new as 500 air defense system, which has no equivalence in the world. we've also successfully tested the sarm out intercontinental ballistic missile and are planning to place the 1st such icbm system on combat duty at the end of this year. like mapleton says that the russian army started receiving the country's news. anti a croft may saw defense system as $500.00 aft $22.00 killer s $500.00 is a next generation surface to ai

kevin, what does it live political life in the u. k? are we likely to see more politically fighting divisions and fostering among all the political parties for a bigger say in the near future? i think the biggest consequence of what happened, which i think probably all of us would agree on this. the is the uncertainty and it is a remarkable fact to remember that in december 20 1943 point 6 percent of the popular vote in britain, the general election voted for the conservative party led by johnson. it is an incredible story of what can change and a very short period of time, less than 3 years. and yes, the there is uncertainty. we have to try and my job to advise clients, public sector, charity, and business. you don't what's gonna happen next? i'm just now the reality is devoris johnson agenda. whatever that turns out to be is going to be very difficult to get through in parliament because i go back to the fact that only 20650 british and pays think he's the, the joe. so of course it's some certain i think you're right if it wasn't for

the u. k. has been one of ukraine's most vocal supporters since the start of the war. this week's high profile visits to keep mark a renewed show of solidarity from ukraine's european allies. now to some of the other developments related to the war in ukraine, russia has reduce its natural gas export to europe. 4 3rd consecutive day flows to italy in slovakia have been cut by half and deliveries to france. if she's completely european leaders have called the move political while russia is blaming the cuts on a technical problem. russian president vladimir putin says his country is not to be blame for rising global food prices. but speaking at the international economic form in st. petersburg, he put in static use the united states of driving up prices. the president also slammed the sanctions imposed by the u. s. and europe as reckless and saying that our britain has approved the extradition of wiki leagues founder julian assange to the united states. he's wanted there on 18 criminal charges including spine. washington says the sons endangered wives 5 releasing troves

this is the us war, this is the u. s. u. k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the u. s, now bytes, most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now through new grain. and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has starved countless numbers of people. but as many of these warts and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind now on archipelago, a violence which stretch from germany to denmark, known as the watson islands, have condemned a gas drilling project in the north sea, claiming it would be harmful to the thriving nature of the environment there. that is after berlin dumpster done decided to join forces to develop a new gas field aimed at cutting dependence on russian energy, the german government. so every time clear the impact of any future drilling. in other

this is a u. s. u k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the u. s, now bytes, most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now through new grain. and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has starved countless numbers of people. but as many of these warts and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind you know, the story to bring you today, despite bowing to turn it back and russian energy and protests that mosque was offensive. the transportation of oil by european shipping companies have grown substantially since the outbreak of the conflict firms in greece, cyprus and malta have been significantly offering their imports of brushing oil, almost doubling their shipments and facts, and february shop moscow to negate. some of the impact of europ

the african union, koval, the u. k. e z, the sanctions on most classes, africa, the face of the rising, come to clients in this country, the hinden from obtaining great and fertilizers from russia. the news at very welcome. this is all the international coming to you live from moscow with the late as well as headlines this good happy with the russian president vladimir putin has said the newly developed saw mot, intercontinental ballistic missile systems will be put on duty by the end of this year. he's also emphasized that the russian army has been getting state of the art as 500 defense systems to both to the capabilities for funding of incoming attacks . whereas gun actually was so, but our troops are now receiving the brand new as 500 air defense system, which has no equivalence in the world. we've also successfully tested the sarm out intercontinental ballistic missile and are planning to place the 1st such icbm system on combat. duty at the end of this year, like mapleton says, that the russian army started receiv

k. partners. britton's prime minister abbas johnson is again defended the policy at the cabinet meeting. we are going to get on and, and deliver. and the objective, the objective is to ensure that we make that clear distinction. i think everybody can see is fair and reasonable between legal immigration to this country by safe and legal roots, which we support that uphold and protect. because we will understand are the benefits that it brings or allows go live to charlie angela in london. so charlie, the legal attempts to block these flights have failed, but the numbers on the flights have been dwindling. government still think that this policy is working at least the way they wanted while they're certainly getting irritated by these legal attempts to block to block the flights advanced in the last, our prime minister boys johnson even floated the prospect of pulling out of the european convention on human rights saying, and i quote is certainly the case that the legal world is good at pi

the u. k. has been very proactive on sending weapons, much before even most of the european countries, even before this war started. and i think the big question here is just about the logistics and the dates. ukraine right now is not in position to really plan or more than a couple of months ahead. they are really losing equipment and people at such a rate that this needs what needed to have been here yesterday. but anything that's going to take months and months is kind of irrelevant at this point. so it's really question of how fast this can be delivered if it's already been bought and he's ready for dispatch. and if they can also get it to the front lines without the russians trying to take, put shot at it with senior se new russian attacks missile attacks on railways in western ukraine restaurant really close down those logistics and those paul's into ukraine to prevent that weaponry coming in from europe and heading to the front lines in numbers or python and nick connelly reporting from

the g 7 includes the most advanced economies, the u. s. canada, the u. k, france, germany, italy, and japan. their home to 10 percent of the world's population, but account for a 3rd of global economic output. germany holds the rotating presidency of the group . of this meeting will be dominated by a daunting set of crises with russia's war and ukraine and climate change. talking the agenda, but as dw richard walker reports, these issues are nothing new for the g 7. germany's baltic sea coast, 2007. our gl immacule hosting, one of the 1st major summits of her career is chancellor. it's name the g h. that's right, back then it was still the g 8, a group of 7 rich liberal democracies plus russia also on board. vladimir putin was there and some of the photos even made it look quite friendly. seen from to day, it looks like a parallel universe. and yet all was not, well, putin was angry about us plans for a missile defense system would be just a year later he would invade georgia. but other challenges were mounting to the ga promised to tackle climate change

k. sent to the port asylum seekers to lawanda after a legal challenge against the policy fails. at a 2nd, they have volatility in asian stock markets as fears grow, the u. s. economy could slide into recession aah! demonstrates as in new delhi have been protesting against the demolition of homes owned by muslims. a local government says the buildings have been constructed illegally of rights groups say it's part of an attempt to intimidate muslims. last week, protests were held in several cities against 2 former officials of the governing b, j. p. they made remarks about the prophet mohammed that many considered to be offensive, or desirous. probably the tal report style from the state of utah pradesh. there is some fear, but mostly immense anger against prime minister in the winter. mo, these cartridges are party or b, j. p. r, we are in a town course. a harder and poor in northern indian were actually outside the mosque where protest began last friday. now these protests were part of l

the u. s. government is proposing unpopular decisions behind the crisis is ortiz totalled quarter reports. us gas prices. just keep on skyrocketing, breaking new records nearly every week. the strain on americans wallets that the gas pump has gotten. so bad that one republican congressman says, people would save money by getting high to get around at this point. in my state, the price of gash is so high that it would be cheaper to buy cocaine and just everywhere, he probably wasn't serious. but the point still stands prices have gotten so high that a michigan police department has asked its officers to keep eating donuts at the office and just follow up on calls over the phone to avoid using gas with 3 and a half months left and its fiscal year the department has already used up 96 percent of its gas budget. according to the american automobile association, people's' cars are breaking down in the middle of the road a lot more frequently as people try to test the limits of their gas tanks all

the boys, johnson, he's not the most popular politician in the u. k. but what about the numbers to night? i mean, the numbers we've been hearing throughout the day are probably good enough for him to be able to survive this vote is that what you're hearing does seem to be a consensus building that he may survive this vote. of course, what we have to keep in mind is that this is a secret ballot. so we don't know at this stage whether, what members of parliament in indeed members of his government, a saying publicly on the television screens is ashley how they're voting privately . we may never know that suddenly he has had a number of his more ardent supporters on our screens. throughout the day we spoke to one ourselves saying that he will absolutely survive this vote no problem. they've, as you would expect of stressed or what they see is his successes on his record so far. i think the big question here is, if he does survive, by what margin will he survive or we know from the past and you had, it's referenced a little bit in that report that these co

k, like other island nations who are where most at risk was certain that there is a lot that we can learn at the netherland are because of their, their exposure it's. it's a little 9 country where the coastline they have made flat bread management part of their national strategy for a long time. but the key question is, you know, at what point are we taking these measures and, and dimension of, of the nation. the key point there is to increase that capacity to, to act and to, and take this action now or right. we will leave it there. we thank you very much when you sermon ski for joining us, one to and that's her. so for this week you can get in touch with us by tweeting me and daddy in a g and d use the hash tag a j c t c. when you do so, you can also drop us an email counting the cost that al jazeera dot net is our address. but there's more for you online at al jazeera dot com slash c t c. and that'll take you straight to our page, which has individual reports, links, an entire episodes for you to catch up on it for this edition of counting a cost. i'm danny and abigail from the whole t

this is the u. s. war, this is the u. s. u. k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the us now fights most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now from ukraine. and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has starved countless numbers of people. but as many of these wards and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind over to nigeria now where more than 50 people are fed dead after going minutes to local catholic church in the country southwest. now we will be showing footage from the scene is, is too disturbing, but rather some screenshots instead local media in on those states report, the several gunmen opened fire on worshippers of the church during sunday mass and then also detonated explosives. there are various claims about the number of victims, b

this is the u. s. war, this is the u. s. u. k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here. i mean, the us now fights most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now for ukraine . and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has starved countless numbers of people. but as many of these wards and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind you know, a story to bring you to day india's plans for a safe 1st cyber security space or failing to win funds among primarily the west big tech companies who claim the new regulations set to come into place at the end of the month. pose a risk to personal privacy. we respectfully urge you to withdraw the directions as they would weaken. cybersecurity amplify the risk of surveillance, particularly for journalists and human rights defenders

k. war. saudi arabia is the proxy here in the us now. fights most of its wars by proxy is it's fighting russia now for ukraine. and so, yeah, i mean, the u. s. has been critical in this war is provided most of the armaments, including cluster bombs, has helped with logistical support, including targeting and refueling saudi plains, in air, has supported the saudi blockade of yemen, which has star countless numbers of people. but as many of these wards and undeclared war, i mean, most americans don't even know what's happening. if they do, they don't know that the u. s. is behind it over to the warden islands now, which have condemned a gas drilling projects in the north sea. they say it will be harmful for the environment and it comes after germany on the netherlands decided to join forces to develop a new gas field, which is aimed at cutting dependence on bushing energy. the german federal ministry however, downplayed the impacts of future drilling. let us go, in other words, the gas quantities that could be extracted from this field or small in the context of the total gas consumption

that's 5 times higher than in the u. k. it's. busy also the 2nd most densely populated country in africa, competition for land and resources is contributed to decades of ethnic and political tension. more now from hammered, vall, lawanda, north ortiz, say everything is ready for the 1st group of refugees being sent from the u. k. they'll be brought to this hostile in the capital kegan, the deal between the u. k and the london government has been heavily criticized. but both are defending. the agreement is not official. and as you see out of a defense asset fifties saw means that we are lead or take them is made, shows journalists, the services awaiting the arrivals, fully furnished, bedrooms dining spaces, spots, facilities. but these are on thinks refugees leave their homes for here at another center, lawanda refugees from south to then sudan each opiate every 2 year and somalia. talk about their frustrations to me. there's nothing i can say. i want to stay here . no, i just want to go ahead it is it'll boykin and i will just go