was that france hit back telling the u. k to stop it's latches? britain is in no position to be giving lessons to us. britain should stop using us is a punch bag in the domestic politics. correlations came twice, standoff as british p and johnson. and his views on twitter now that 3 french president micron into a hissy fit. jesse shockley, the method, i'm surprised when things are not done seriously. we don't communicate between leaders via tweets or publish letter. so we're not whistleblowers. come on some but you know, all of this came on the back of a bumpy summer for france. a to just found out that it's dean of the century with australia to build a fleet of sub marines had been torpedoed in favor of a new one with the u. s. canada. and oh yes, the u. k. hotley recipe for success. but what the issues between the u. k. in france really boil down to might have more to do with the opinion the to leaders half of each other. i think it was really a political thing on the of the, the side effect sort of to, to stuff to abs fuel to the fight between

our france corresponded charlotte davinsky looks back, france and the u. k. have been like 2 squabbling neighbors for a millennia. at times those disputes have descended into full blown wars. but for over a century there has been this relative, calm, not is until now. in the past, the u. k is had plenty of success against france on the high seas, but now the french are looking to recapture access to waters between the 2 countries. for fishing rights only going to print it. we still, since the beginning of this year don't have the licenses side. we're not fighting with the english and we are engaging in dialogue to try to make our position understood so that we can get access to these waters. i think we may have to go further find other approaches that may not have been previously addressed. the agreement signed today provides for retaliatory measures. europe must apply those measures for boys have fishy tails. so rotten that france even threatened to turn off the u. kay's electricity supplies, but was this about more than simply making waves over fishing lice

so what did he say that was so exclusive hearing france? well, when he was speaking on that show back in september 2020, he was talking about unaccompanied miners. so children who come here illegally and many of which are living on the streets in france, particularly here in paris. and he described them as being thieves as killers and as rapists. now those comments were seized on by number of organizations who made a complaint. and of course, it's now gone all the way through the course. eric's in war has been reacting to that decision by the court to find him 10000 euros, saying that what this is, his condemnation of free spirit at by a judicial system which he is described as being invaded by idealogues objectively . tim, once again, i am the object and the victim of political justice that i'm condemned for incitement for complicity the incident. but the complex is a formerly used is too much to understand. i know that these immigrants like unaccompanied children and not a race in arizona. well, eric seymour also says he stands by his com

there's a rate of around 90 percent here in france. but that still means that around 5000000 people have refused so far to have the job. and this exclusion is raising many eyebrows, particularly in that context of this idea that essentially we could see cove it 19 positive health work is actually being called in to care for people in hospitals. now the debate went on for a few days and during that debate, the government was accused of essentially not taking action quick enough, particularly against the omnicom variant to ensure that there was control and that france didn't see the wave, but it's currently experiencing good is eligible to be as in yankee, one more signal of his inability to anticipate organizing control of us. we have known since around mid november that the on the chrome very in to circulate was quite interesting is since we've had this idea that this faxing passport was going to come into play. moving around to 66000 people, signed up for the 1st time vaccine injections in the last day or so. but what would be bad new

a shocked many people here in france, v, unvaccinated. i really want to them off. and so we're going to continue doing so until the end. that's the strategy. the budget club club, it is not appropriate for a president of the republic to say this. the fact that he says such words which seem to be disrespectful of his own nation gives a bad impression on france. illness should not be st. i want to. people who are on vaccinated to not be vaccinated is a choice. i was obligated to have the vaccine because i'm a health worker. but if i had had the choice, i would have not been vaccinated. let go 2nd. so body and number one should make their own decision on whether they want to take the jap, he can not speak like that. he cannot make people do it. however, the national assembly has now decided to pass this law, which means it will go to the senate with the government looking to bring it into force by january 15th. so what will the vaccine passport mean? well, it will essentially by anybody who's not vaccinated from accessing venues like cinemas, cafes, bars, restaurants,

s. wants to lecture france has provoked bafflement. on that said michael boost, on the contrary to the united states, we accept much more a group in by ethnicity, by culture, by religion. and precisely where there is a kind of idea of universality. reiser pointed wider, so it was the golden age. so we're not going to criticize the americans for that. when we see slavery, they abolished in the united states in 18. 65 with lincoln, and william france in 18. 48. that's even 17 years before. but we're not going to say we did it before. have to go away as you so i really don't see how the americans can see something like that. because if you look at all of the history of our country or the culture of our country, all the countries that we have, like martinique in guadalupe who's in all of the indian ocean, et cetera. i think that france was always open to all of the cultures. things are considered to be so dire that the country's education minister has been put in charge of an anti woke, think tank to coordinate the action. president marcon

that's really been devastating for france. i. this is in the fighting mode when the government actually concerned about a new cultural totalitarianism that's been creeping in from the endless fear may specifically from the u. s. now, in a little, under 12 months criticism over that us inspired activism of a race and gender called woke ism has been growing. the idea that the u. s. wants to lecture france has provoked bafflement. on that said michel boost on the contrary to the united states, we accept much more grouping by ethnicity, by culture, by religion, and precisely where there is a kind of idea of universality was reported world us, it was the golden age. so we're not going to criticize the americans for that. when we see slavery, they abolished it in the united states and 1865 with lincoln, and we in france, in 1848. that's even 17 years before. but we're not going to say we did it before the wage of you, so i really don't see how the americans can see something like that. because if you look at all of the history of our c

now to be able to stop the current issues that france is facing. and senior one more signal of his inability to anticipate organizing control events we have known since around mid november that the on the conversion to circulating. now the majority of people all vaccinated in france, but there remain around 5000000 individuals who haven't gone to have any form of vaccine. so folk possibly bad news for those who've decided, now's the time to get the vaccine. with this passport, it will mean that you have to be fully vaccinated and to be fully vaccinated in france from at the end of next week. that will mean having the original doses over the vaccine plus a booster. that could mean even those. now who decide that getting vaccination is the thing for them to do? they could spend months without being able to access those venues, like cafes and restaurants, meaning for them that they are potentially and citizens for at least the next few months, which is apparently how present micron already views them. we got the views of a french lawyer who told us th

when done with france? well, a bit like this of marine deal inelegant crude confidence has been completely shattered . that's how the french saw it. relations hating a new low and it seems the whole debacle. having gone down to well in australia over the desire to acquire nuclear submarines will literally burn bridges with some of them. a long standing divers will undermine regional security and will break a lot of the formal and informal regional understandings and co operation a great. so they are profound implications. for stria financial maturity. the environmental, they're also very much about the same cost and as completion and perception by cells and how others the in the ration and the world shifting towards nuclear submarines raises of the questions to give them that a story is a non nuclear power nation. the real concern that move by will facilitate or push a regional arm drive with already seen expressions from japan and south korea saying we would also consider a welcomes nuclear pallet submarin

this a new idea from the government comes as france is facing new record levels of cove . it 19 positive cases, some 330000 registered in the last 24 hours. what this will mean especially exemption is that those who have a covered 19 but with very mild symptoms, would be able to care for patients even though they had the virus. and now what's really interesting about this is the, until now there has been a 3 line whip from the government that the key to catching or when you get code 19 is isolation, isolation, isolation. so this is a huge deviation from what we've been told in the past. and there are health workers that are concerned about what that would mean in terms of, at whether they would then be transmitting potentially coping 19 to the patients. this comes at the same time as parliamentarians have approved this controversial vaccine pass. it's been a debate that's been ongoing now in the national assembly for the last few days. suspended not once, but twice the 2nd time after an explosive intervene by president mack on that a shocked many people here in france via

oh, about when done with france? well, a bit like this of marine deal, inelegant crude confidence has been completely shattered. that's how the french sore it relations. hating a new, lo and it seems the whole debacle. having gone down to well in australia over the desire to acquire nuclear submarines will literally burn bridges with some of them. a long standing guidance will undermine regional security and will break a lot of the formal and informal regional understandings and cooperation a great. so they are profound implications for a strike financial maturity environment. so they're also very much about the same cost and completion and l. bipolar cells and how others in the region and the world shifting towards nuclear submarines raises of the questions to given that astray is a non nuclear power nation. the real concern to move by will priscilla title or original on rights. we've already seen expressions from japan and south korea. i and we would also consider all welcome a nuclear, how it's submarine option. a

the desperate measures in desperate times france reportedly allows covey infected medics. we'd know a few symptoms to work. major hospital shortages. so the heated debate in parliament of whether or not roland vaccine passed the by the very good morning, appreciate company here. this is ash doesn't the protesters have died while attaching police stations in the kansas city or marty. this is according to local authorities. now will the government and lord stuart called a counter terror operation in order to call deadly unrest, spoke by a few pri search. we're getting report security forces and circled a square in the central marty where the mass office was stormed by protest as on wednesday that reportedly amid a shootout with our protest of security for half now left the square. ah, please, couldn't have been said of our own government buildings in the capital, nor so town large cuza formed as cash machines with banks of suspended operations. and that was the situation remains tense overnight with looting violence rampant across other cities. ah ah well the airport in o my

they don't report it on the news, so france is not organizing anything yet. i do not think as they say in france, that it is bad that the russians have arrived to this is assistance to the country, the situation, and the citizens of russia. yes, more than that now it's a more or less normal situation. thank god. we were waiting for these planes to evacuate us where stockton is with us. we faced a crowd that was armed, believed in hotel next to the square. we saw however, she was burning flash grenades were frown, so it was very scary. it's scary because i was born here and it has seeing all the events that happened in that happening. but everything seems to be getting better when you're sick. i'm more of a hassle. socrates could have put down the rights on their own. but how long would that take? perhaps there would have been even more casualties. all in all about a 100 people are being evacuated on this one military flight, but altogether about a 1000 people have contacted the russian culture and asked to be evacuated out of our multi alone, just just one ci

i think that france was always open to all of the cultures. things are considered to be so dire that the country's education minister has been put in charge of an anti woke, think tank to coordinate the action present. macenrow is also made his views clear about a raising history to appease these woke activists. la bleak, the republic will not erase any trace or any name from its history. you will not take down any statue. for people here in paris council culture is becoming all too much from 7 am in constant because i find that in prince back in equality is in fact it separates people when there was no separation before. and it's the opposite a fact. so you probably should rather have subjects of agreement rather than a discord. we already sufficiently in a troubled world, the union appointing the singer too much can reinforce nationalism and withdrawal into oneself. and that is not good, but well, i'm 75 years old and i have never seen the country in such a state. we already muzzled with our masks. we can no longer express ourselves properly

controversial, or just give you an idea if you're on vaccinated in france right now, you can pay to go and have a test if it's negative will be valid for 24 hours, meaning you can go to cafes or restaurants, this vaccine passport will change all of that substantially. it will mean if it's passed that those who are in vaccine it will no longer have the right to access any of these venues. it will even deny them access to long distance trains. the majority people have vaccinated in france, but they remain around 5000000 people age 12 and over, who are on vaccinate. and as you can imagine, this is very divisive on the streets of paris. there was mixed reaction. i'm against the vaccine pass because it will not prevent the virus from spreading. freedom is restricted and it's affecting everyone. i don't trust the government very much. i think it's enough if people take care and behave responsibly to care to. so i'm against it, i don't find it. all right, that they take us from a health pass to vaccination path. each individual should have a right to do with their body. what they think is

now another feature, last year was culture was in france. this centered on while some leading politicians among them president micron called woke movements imported to the country from the united states. john and agenda called woke ism has been growing. the idea that the u. s. wants to lecture france has provoked bafflement on ac said look, abuse in the country to the united states. we accept much more group in by ethnicity, by culture, by religion, and precisely where there is a kind of idea of universality was reported worthy. so it was the golden age, so we're not going to criticize the americans for that. when we see slavery, they abolished in the united states in 18. 65 with lincoln, and william france in 18. 48. that's even 17 years before. but we're not going to say we did it before, have to go away. so i really don't see how the americans can see something like that. because if you look at all of the history of our country or the culture of our country, all the countries that we have like martinique in guadalupe who's in all of the i

know that there is a feeling that if you're not here, if you are in england, germany, france, lithuania, there is a feeling from the media that we are to war. troops are walking on the roads, mobilizing this is not true. we don't need this panic. but hang on, doesn't this all sound a bit like what russia had been saying all along. useful as alicia with risky figures. so if it depends on the russian federation, then there will be no war. we don't want any wars, but we will also not allow our interest to be rudely trampled on and ignored. but it seems like even all that doesn't stop the wheels at that. it bad sanctions machine rolling. the west prepares, crippling sanctions in anticipation of that same elusive rush in aggression. at this very moment, we have been very clear that if russia further evades ukraine, the united states is looking at a range of options with allies and partners to deliver severe costs to the an economy, assessing potential spill overs, and exploring ways to reduce those spill overs is good governance and standard practice. but if anything, the ukraine crisis has

so given in france and we can give it up like that. whatever the context, it chokes me have been working for 40 years to have been contributing for 40 years . imagine if i were not vaccinated. i still want to be treated like everyone else. that's the hippocratic oath. treat every one of his own. well, he's kind of right, the vaccine is free, you don't pay, so it's normal to get vaccinated. it's for you and for others. and in addition, you take the place of some one else an intensive care. looking after coby patients who end up in intensive care costs around 3000 euros a day in france with stays on the board, averaging a week to 10 days while to get a better understanding of the issues involved. we spoke to sociology professor of a good job and communicable diseases experts talked about concordia. we just must not make a distinction between immunized and not immunized. they're all citizens and we treat them as equal citizens. we persuade, inform, educate, advise the people who have not been immunized and help them to make that voluntary

there is a new record here in france. and as a result of that, the government says it is still determined to push through with this bill and there will be new debates on wednesday. however, after the extraordinary intervention by president mack on, it is pretty much turned many people off. many people who may have been thinking about voting for this bill in the past may not be rethinking about whether that's thing they want to do. and it's not clear if they stage whether they spill can pass through parliament. if it doesn't, that will be a severe embarrassment to the macaroni administration and president mccord himself, who is expected to seek reelection for the presidency in just a couple of months time. and on a personal level, this is also perhaps an embarrassment for the president. this is a man who has been described as being arrogant throughout his 4 and a half year term so far in office. and that's something he dressed recently in an interview saying that he had learned his lessons about the way he spoke to the fre

there was a fiery opposition already to this new measure here in france, a coven measures of already seen massive divisions within society. and since 2020, when those restrictions 1st started, there have been mass protests in the country. ah. so what is this vaccine pass? warden? why is it perhaps so different to the health passport that's currently in place in france and is already controversially. we'll just give you an idea if your own vaccinated in france right now, you can pay to go and have a test if it's negative will be valid for 24 hours, meaning you can go to cafes or restaurants. this vaccine, passport will change all of that substantially. it will mean if it's passed that those who are in fact sedated will no longer have the right to access any of these venues. it will even deny them access to long distance trains. the majority people have been vaccinated in france, but they remain around 5000000 people, age 12 and who are on vaccinate. and as you can imagine, this is very divisive on the streets of paris. there was mixed reaction people. i'm against the vaccine past beca

while in france, the bill is likely soon to be introduced. that will replace the current health pass with a so call vaccine pass only those who recently recovered all who have been fully vaccinated will be able to enter public spaces. no longer will a negative pcr or anti gen taste. suffice. the muth prompted mask protests in france full times the size they were last month. and germany over the weekend. ah, ah ah. the crowds in france chanted a reference to president microns recent controversial comments, the unvaccinated. i really want them off and we'll carry on doing this to the end of october back seems do not prevent transmission or contamination. so this whole vaccine pass stories completely stupid from a scientific point of view. and from a principle point of view, it is shameful, and the way micron spoke to the french insulted them, i will not reproduce his words because i do not speak like that. his orders with these people as citizens. i would like the president to be much more vindictive with thugs, than with these people who have

everyone is protesting in france. today. i am against mandatory vaccination. this is a question of freedom to work. go outside for a coffee to resume. well, i do believe we must respect fundamental freedoms, mandatory vaccination and the vaccine past, trample on our freedom. it is very important to protect today and be here with all the idea of the fact the means now that with these new restrictions, people are going to be pushed into the going to get vaccinated or deciding to begin you not for sense. i got protested, pay today's that that's what they want to do and they will continue to refuse to have that job pro freedom day is very much upon us here in the united kingdom as own restrictions are to be listed. and you think of the 10s of thousands of people are capturing right here in central london. that's going to be angry at the government and how they've handled this entire conduct. they say today it's not the time to be food by the government. simple sense of freedom and actually the control is still very much upon a disagree with the mandate. it doesn't