the u.k. government doesn't store information on that because being a government doesn't really want to know how those weapons are being used to this weapons are being used in a way that violates international humanitarian law and of course it would have to act and that would have to stop was sales however we do know from a huge body of evidence from united nations expert powells monist international from all the most respectable n.g.o.s in the world of people on the ground in yemen they have all it used to say led coalition will retain violations of international humanitarian law and that means destruction of schools of means destruction of hospitals of music destruction of homes this is a terrible humanitarian crisis is only possible because of the complicity in support of arms exporting governments such as be. given all of what you just said the severity of the situation in yemen why is the u.k. so reluctant to stop selling arms to the saudis. and that's because there's been a long term pol

the u.k. has revoked the citizenship of a former islamic state fine and it is left canada furious t's'pol asli explains why . well the u.k. has stripped form of fighter jet lifts who has been dubbed by the media as jihadi jack of his british citizenship but not canada has criticized this they say that they're disappointed in the decision don't forget that this jack let's also has canadian citizenship and a statement has been released by the canadian ministry of public safety terrorism knows no borders so countries need to work together to keep each other safe. disappointed that the united kingdom has taken this unilateral action to offload their responsibilities let's trucked out of university after converting to islam and moving to syria back in 2014 he participated in a number of battles before being taken hostage by could forces in june 2016 he gave an interview in which he said that his move to the middle east was part of the search for the truth and he denied having ever been involved in

rival caught the other world leaders there off guard apparently in left the u.k. a u.s. delegation has got a clear blindsided shell of dubai and skis got more on the reaction to it. dramatic diplomatic move kind of went down like a lead balloon with the white house delegation we're fusing to meet dia rainy and foreign minister discuss that iranian deal of course the iranian foreign minister himself under u.s. sanctions at the moment so no meeting between them you might remember that there was an iranian nuclear deal signed a few years ago and then when trump became president of the united states he said this deal it's not good enough i'm pulling this out of it and he did that back last year now since then there's been a war of words with iran they have been these sanctions that have been put on iran by the u.s. and the u.s. has demanded that other leaders who are signatories to that iranian nuclear deal kowtow to his demands and also pull out now the e.u. leaders who at this cheese 7 summit and others say they're not pulling out their signatories to this accord they want

a lot of products in the u.k. came from america and one of the things we now know is that the people giving those donations were. people who maybe were in prison. and they encouraged to give that. to provide. cover. this is a result showing that you were 8 feet 3. years and you weren't. were you told that you were being. quote rejected. because. it's an article supports i've saved me a few times because sometimes you walk. you roll your own call and if i didn't have these on i would have very probably through one girl's. like other hemophiliacs martin has problems with joints mainly his knees and elbows caused by internal bleeding. and was diagnosed within a full year about the age of 6 months old. growing goal with him earlier back then for a parent it was a nightmare children there always were in falling over buying in themselves and i would have all kinds of internal bleeds and damage to my joints. burden was under constant medical care 1st at birmingham children's hospital and of your age of 17 he was sent to

and the u.k. home office attempts to tackle a knife violence epidemic by printing warnings now on chicken takeaway boxes and it initiatives though there's been described as crude offensive and downright embarrassing. welcome to the program just to midday here in moscow this friday the 16th of august my name is kevin owen having stay with me for the next half hour to take you through a live world news update and 1st talk about those 2 russian pilots yes they've been held as heroes after their verted potential disaster thursday morning their plane lost the use of both engines after striking a flock of birds were taking off from the international airport forcing them so quickly to try to make an emergency landing the good news all 226 passengers on board that crimea bound ural airlines flight survived. here all have so quickly tonight the pilots were able to return to the airport because that belly go airborne reaching else did it just 260 meters but they acted so decisively opting to land the plane

u.k. relations. a little bit more work needs to be done before forgiveness is the order of the day for the white house well i think you know there's a lot of positive steps that the new prime minister has started to take and you know positive statements that have been made so this is a great new page got a page thank you thanks very much after the break our political and media elites frame catastrophic climate change the atlantic voyage of pressure from book written just a quarter away from possible recession with gold but you know best you have to pull just to jason it will be all but true i'm going on the ground. there survival guide ecstacy just like all the stars simply read all this it's. repatriations will get the rest in 7 years. philip the separate kaiser report. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful v

a lot of projects in the u.k. came from america and one of the things we now know is that the people giving those donations were. people who maybe were in prison or drug users and they were encouraged to give their donation to provide the value that was needed. we're going to look at a couple of documents this is a result showing that you were 8 feet 3 positive hears and you won't. test results not where you told that you were being not. we both include can my aunt who was quite rigid. because of the drugs. and the brutes and uncle supports have saved me a few times because sometimes you wark and you roll your own call and if i didn't have these on i would have very probably through one girl's. like other people fairly x. martin has problems with joints mainly his knees of elbows caused by internal bleeding. and was diagnosed within a full year about the age of 6 months old. growing gawp with hemophilia back then for a pair it was. children there are always room for all in over themselves and i would have all kind

barn door bail charge and u.k. law which he's completely prepared to face under normal circumstances of jurisprudence in the u.k. the only reason he didn't was because he was frightened that as lackeys of the american empire the u.k. establishment would have him extradited to the usa which is what it looks as if they're trying to do theresa may comes from a long line of luck.

government had acted unlawfully when it granted licenses of a u.k. made weapons to members of the saudi led coalition without 1st checking if they use it in the past had led to britches of international law the government was ordered not to approve new licenses and offer to review those that it had already given and it was agreed that the government would not allow new sales of weapons to the 5 participating members. of the saudi led coalition in yemen now the british government denies this and it has rejected these allegations outright the u.k. operates one of the most robust export control regimes in the world licensing decisions are based on the most up to date information and analysis available at the time including advice from those with diplomatic and military expertise and reports from our overseas network and n.g.o.s the saudi bombing in yemen began back in 2015 and has resulted in what the united nations cause the worst humanitarian disaster ever. and the campaign against arms trade is highly critical of the role that the u.k. has played and

barn door bail charge and u.k. lol which is completely prepared to face under normal circumstances of jurisprudence in the u.k. the only reason he didn't was because he was frightened that as lackeys of the american empire the u.k. establishment would have him extradited to the usa which is what it looks as if they're trying to do to resume comes from a long line of lackeys a long long line cameron before blair before him we we've all seen what's happened. since the 2nd world war with the moving away from the welfare state that the attlee government put in place of to the 2nd world war 2 words more and more and more dependence upon the united states with nuclear submarine bases and scotland and so on and so on and so forth so we know that we are under the thumb while we the british people need to get out from under the thumb and say no this is wrong this is illegal this is a journalist and anybody who says no is no arjun yes he is all you need to be to be a journalist is somebody who has access to a press they used

the u.k. looks to be lurching towards a major constitutional crisis britain's new prime minister boris johnson has asked the queen to shut down parliament until mid october which means lawmakers will reconvene just 2 weeks before the brakes it deadline. we're joined live not by policy or from london to tell us more on this paula pm johnson is already feeling the heat over this request what does it mean for the u.k. and break to talk us through it well as you correctly say the british prime minister biased johnson has put in a formal request to the queen to suspend parliament until october the 14th what this means is that there will be just 2 weeks ahead of the deadline for the u.k. to leave the european union is a 2nd not a lot of time there were in may johnsen himself says that this one the allow him to move the u.k. forward with general legislative agenda is that his new government has been tasked to do take a listen. we're not going to wait until october the 1st before getting on with our p

the u.k. prime minister is accused of attempting to force through a no deal breaker said by asking the queen to shut parliament all until mid october . a possible step towards freedom the head of. news agency is released from pretrial detention by ukrainian court while he waits to fight charges of treason. continues over the fires engulfing tracks of the amazon rain forest the brazilian government's business practices to washington come during scrutiny. one minutes after 3 pm here in moscow this wednesday august the 21 welcome to the program my name's unit on. the u.k. looks to be lurching towards a major constitutional crisis britain's new prime minister boris johnson has asked the queen to shut down parliament all until mid october which means lawmakers will reconvene just 2 weeks before that breaks it deadline. we're joined now live in london authorities paula slayer paul m.p.'s are on their summer break the hard been expected to return next week that now looks unlikely what does today's de

should u.k. economy and perhaps even the stability the integrity of the u.k. as we know it with regard to northern ireland and scotland how safe or dangerous it is for them to pass on an opportunity to be seen as blocking a new deal brigs it over their discomfort with a caretaker even a caretaker government headed by germany corben we saw the mayor of london so he can try to force the question essentially for the lib dems with that sort of pressure tactic work you're right he did try to force it i would say that the greatest existential threat is jeremy corbett because he would have a socialist government the markets would collapse he would be very anti-business and pro-union and that is at a time when actually seen you know the rate wage is raised to the highest level they've been in many years for the british worker so i actually think he's more of an existential threat i think actually m.p.'s are going to be very reluctant to join him because boris johnson is such a force that of course what boris johnson has in his back pocket pocket is his relationship wi

u.k. relations. a little bit more work needs to be done before forgiveness is the order of the day for the white house well i think you know there is a lot of positive steps that. the new prime minister has started to take and you know positive statements that have been made so this is a great new page got a page thank you thanks very much after the break our political and media elites frame catastrophic climate change the atlantic voyage of pressure from berg to britain just a quarter away from possible recession with goldsmith university after ball just jason heckel. the bathrooms going underground. a lot of people talk about policy scams to people a known upon just came in. paradise with a round turned into a round the experimentation field but agricultural chemicals we know that these chemicals have consequences they are major here tens there's no question otherwise why would the chemical company workers themselves be geared up and suited up locals attempt. regulated experiments but often in the

just a small update almost the u.k. foreign office has stated that it is in contact with the sudanese authorities concerning. detention we will of course because being on top of the situation. coming up this hour we look at the case of a texas man who was executed on rape murder charges last week despite insisting until the very end he was innocent. you know world of big partners through a lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's target for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. when lawmakers manufacture consent instinctive public wealth. when the ruling classes protect themselves. when the final merry go round lifts only the one percent. it's time to ignore middle of the room signals. to leave the room for the real news is really. a. new trick or sounding you kn

throats in the u.k. it's not just the white a public pool users who want told the government's role the report also reveals that people who are invited on to work can actually featured in discussions that want formed it was part of a home office and they should have an initiative called prevent that is cause great control to see since its implementation back in 2003 and it's been called nothing more than state sanctioned spying targeting the muslim community is probably unsurprising them that given the revelation related to that very project the backlash against it was quite strong this complete absence of transparency is just one of many reasons why there is such little trust between muslim communities and the government so angry about home office this is work situation i can't articulate myself how can the government expect muslims not to have trust issues with our government. the betrayal of trust that we face at every level of every institution you clued in on line spaces media platforms arts and cul

and all we could find on the official u.k. national health service website was a report mentioning that victims are entitled to apply for compensation. 2019 and for the 1st time the u.k. government agreed to hear what the victims had to say a public inquiry was opened in london and jason evans group factory is taking part in it is finally happening it's been. a long road and this is a this train journey is one that i say him countless times over the last 34 years. even before jason was born his father was aware of the deadly disease. in spite of the risk of passing on the contamination his baby was born. after i think about how would i have dealt with what my dad went. next year i'll be the same age my dad was when he died. i think about if i was to die that next year at that age that would have been really a very short life. that weighs heavily on my mind. oh in 1803 tina and. yes. accident shall we say. the wife knew pretty soon after and she went to see her doctor. and. we were advised really in no uncertain terms. to look

a lot of product in the u.k. came from america and one of the things we now know. the people giving those. people who maybe were in prison. and i encouraged to give that. to provide. this is a result showing that you were 3. years and you weren't. where you told that you were being. because. the drugs don't move and the brutes and ankle supports have saved me a few times because sometimes you walk and you roll your own call and if i didn't have these on i would have very bad bleed. from one girl's. like other hemophiliacs martin has problems with joints mainly his knees and elbows caused by internal bleeding. and was diagnosed within a full year about the age of 6 months old. growing go up with him earlier back then for a parent it was a nightmare children they're always running falling over banging themselves and i would have all kinds of internal bleeds and damage to my joints. burden was under constant medical care 1st at birmingham children's hospital and have your age of 17 he was sent to an adult facility. i remember being in the white america and my name is

it's revealed the u.k. government agreed to a whopping $6000000000.00 pounds in arms sales to saudi arabia during the gulf states 4 year bombing campaign in yemen which has led to the worst humanitarian crisis in the planet. not as easy as it looks our correspondent takes to the skies with russia's believe there are about 60 mm before the max. and now you're back. down. yeah no. way. the live from moscow going to hawkings with you tonight thanks for joining us on the program. he was president donald trump has claimed as cancelled his state visit to denmark over the nasty remarks of the country's prime minister it offered to buy greenland which is a danish dependent territory the offer though was quickly rebuffed. prime minister just a bit that it was absurd that was that it was that absurd idea was that asked the daughter was that inappropriate statement well she had to do is say no we wouldn't be address that you're not sure at this because. it's an absolute discussion and to prime minister of greenland ha

u.k. relations. a little bit more work needs to be done before forgiveness is the order of the day for the white house well i think you know there is a lot of positive steps that. the new prime minister has started to take and you know positive statements that have been made so this is a great new page got a page thank you thanks very much after the break our political and media elites framed catastrophic climate change the atlantic voyage aggressive and britain just a quarter away from possible recession with goals that you know best you have to pull just to jason it will be all but true i'm going on the growth. number. but i'm going. to run. right now. with the suits it was too silly for. my little course on the syria. rolls kid to say the boy understands what the must be so it looks. this is the english folk who've. got a slow lot of smiles on us now all because i am. sick. and. tired of. the cases that i know and that can be a bios to look at the minute but it's diplo it's most of it's own for mo

with charge for over $100.00 days and the u.k. foreign office as they put it this appalling thing that's all. around the clock across the world this is r.t. international from the team myself you know neal a little. iran's foreign minister made an impromptu visit to the g. 7 summit in southwest france on sunday the whole crisis talks with president among you all mohammad javad zarif the rival the other world leaders off guard though reportedly leaving the u.s. delegation blindsided charlotte dubin ski reports. traumatic diplomatic move kind of went down like a lead balloon with the white house delegation we're fusing to meet the a rainy and foreign minister discuss that iranian deal of course the iranian foreign minister himself under u.s. sanctions at the moment so no meeting between them you might remember that there was an iranian nuclear deal signed a few years ago and there were in trump became president of the united states he said this deal it's not good enough i'm pulling this out of it and he did that back last year now s

and the u.k. home office attempts to tackle a knife epidemic now by printing warnings on take away boxes in an initiative has been described as crude offensive and right in paris. good morning to them welcome to the program just turned 11 am here in moscow this friday the 16th of all this month kevin how will it take your life will be as update for 30 minutes 1st those 2 russian pilots hailed as heroes that after they averted potential disaster on thursday morning as they their plane lost the use of both engines after striking a flock of birds while taking off from moscow international airport forcing them to make an emergency landing really quickly all 226 passengers on board that crimea bound ural airlines flight. a huge drop a good luck yes but sc so much skill to it all happened so quickly the pilots were unable to return to the airport because it barely got airborne reaching altitude just roughly 260 meters but they acted so decisively opting to land the plane on its belly in a cornfield with