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hello, i'm adrian for the good. this is al jazeera, alive from doha. also coming up. indian products removed from the shelves in some stores in kuwait, as international backlash against the governing b, j. p. grows more chemical fil containers exploded to bangladesh. port shooting a fire that's killed at least 49 people or the robust response by south korea of the united states as they test file weapons following little slightest missile shoes. ah, we begin with breaking news from the u. k, where it's been confirmed. the prime minister boris johnston will face a confidence vote later on monday. the challenge to his leadership has been triggered by discontent. within his own conservative party, johnson has faith cause to resign over a series of scandals. it includes

a number of parties held during the height of the you case, corona virus lockdown, a conservative party official says that he's received enough letters by m. p. 's for the vote of the threshold, all 15 percent of the parliamentary party seeking a vote of confidence in the prime minister has been passed. therefore, vote of confidence will take place within the rules of the 19th, which do committee that vote will take place this evening in the house of commons between 6 and 8 o'clock. and we will announce the result. shortly thereafter, there will be arrangements for proxy votes for any colleagues who can't be present in person in westminster, and we'll notify colleagues of those arrangements in the near future. hours here is john hall, jones is now on the line from london. joe, we have to make it clear here that this isn't a, a wider parliamentary voices of confidence. of course, johnson, this is his own party and it's about his leadership. and if he's removed as leader

after that vote, then he can no longer be prime minister. that's right, this is a secret ballot conducted among conservative party empties it isn't in in person. vote will be at the secret ballot box specifically for this very purpose. it doesn't happen very often in the past, but it'll be hold out of the coverage in the 1922 committee room in the house of commons. where am please tory and please regularly meet. and for that 2 hour period, they will file in and out to the $922.00 committee room and costs their votes as to whether they believe far as johnson should continue as their leader. whether they continue to have confidence in him as the leader of the party, and of course, the leader of the country. now, there is a magic number. we've already had one magic number, 54 triggering this. suppose the next magic number is 180. that is 50 percent plus one of the parliamentary party and peace,

who must show competence in the prime minister. in order for him to continue, we are told by grand brady, the chairman of the 22 committee that the account will happen immediately after the evening. and an announcement that the result will take place shortly thereafter. if of course, both chosen does retain the competence of a majority of n fees is authority will be then to know death, but he will continue then his progress and will be safe. in theory, from this sort of challenge for 12 months under the rules as they are now. if he loses that vote, that will then he's time is prime minister will be out. will trigger a potentially lengthy leadership contest within the conservative party that could go on through the summer. and it's expected that he would continue as a prime minister until the new leader is elected to control the things the date back months. now, why is this vote of confidence happening now?

when he's all come to in the last few weeks, really, perhaps, couple of months over the law believe party gave scandal. parties that took place in downing street and government buildings during periods, had locked down. it was found far as johnson himself to illegally taken place at taken part in one event by the police. then there was a report by a senior civil 7 su gray that found failures of leadership at the top of number 10 downing street and a culture drinking questions. there are 2 questions where the bars johnson lied to parliament, an offense that would require his resignation. but finally, on top of all of this, in the last couple of weeks, new poli shows the parties likely to lose 2 p by elections in the next couple of weeks that suggest johnson is no longer the electoral asset that he once was the man who power this party to victory in 2019, and ultimately that will be the crucial test for him to use if they believe he is

no longer the electro acid. he was well then they will go out to jona, how reporting live that from london, joe, to many thanks. indeed, an international backlash is growing against india after a ruling b. j. p. party official made islamic comments during a televised debate. national spokeswoman no. par sharma is accused of making offensive comments about the prophet muhammad. saudi based organization of his line at co operation has condemned her remarks, saying they come in a context of intensifying hatred towards muslims in india, iran's foreign ministry of some of the indian ambassadors terran, to express its displeasure. and pakistan has released a statement calling on the international community to take notice of the grievously aggravating situation of islam of phobia in india, cutters, foreign ministry, as also expressed its disappointment to hoss called for a public apology from the indian government. well,

a number of shops and key way to removing indian products from their shelves. santos comments have prompted a boycott of indian goods in the gulf nation. in a statement, the b j. p said that it strongly denounces insults of any religious personalities of any religion. adding that the battiata party is strongly against any ideology that insults order means any sect or religion. let's go live that a new delhi and his ears, poverty metal is there for us. these comments of obviously angered many, many people around the world. how wide spread, though, is anti muslim sentiment there in india? you know, critics have pointed out that the very statements, the b j. p has been trying to distance it, says trauma has called fringe opinions. have become pretty common and fully acceptable by the body because of its mainstream political discourse. there is

a well documented history of tom b, j. p. leaders and other comment personalities close to the b, g, b, top ross making inflammatory auntie my or t anti muslim statements publicly and getting away with it. i mean, just a few months ago, at a public meeting, some problem and personalities. again, close to the top leadership at the b j. b. o called for genocide and violence against muslims and, and have gotten away with it. what's also interesting is that these 2 politicians in question have been called fringe. you know, their opinions have been called fringe opinions, but yes, a thing. they are to import to post hold other work important. both orders at the b j. p. one was a national spokeswoman and the other was a top leader in the media division in the b j. p in the national capital. so their job was to promote the b,

j p's ideology. so opposition parties are now asking the b j. p to take responsibility for these comments. critics have also pointed out that the actions against these to politicians have come only because of the backlash that india is facing internationally. putting the country in a very embarrassing position, diplomatically and potentially hampering trade relations in countries where, where trent eyes are, were billions of dollars. i mean envoys have been summoned and indian goods are now being that they're growing cause to boycott indian goods. all right, so internationally, this is caused a big headache for india, but politically, internally inside the country, how much of a problem is this likely to pose for prime minister modi and the b j p? so they made a fall out, was that there were multiple police complaints, a profile against these 2 politicians. there were protests on friday that turn

violent in the northern city of con, for dozens of people were injured. arrests are being made. the police say they have filed cases against hundreds of people. politically though, there are few people who are buying the government positions that it does respect all religions and that it does not subscribe to the ideology that these 2 spokes people and political leaders have the comments that they have made. in fact, there is again, well documented history of the indian government and the b, j. b, rejecting well documented reports bind to national rights groups and even government raising concerns about attacks on minorities in india. in fact, some of these groups, including amnesty international, have had to shop shop because they said that after their report came out, the government started intimidating their staff over here they were ready and

therefore in funding world was also frozen. so now critics are pointing out that the b j. p response is too little, too late. or serious company natal reporting live from new tele prompting many thanks indeed is ready. media is reporting that the navy is deploying a version of its iron dome anti missile system to a disputed c border with lebanon. both countries lay claim to an area of around 860 square kilometers in the mediterranean, earlier 11 and warned israel against any aggression in the area where both states to develop offshore energy. and it's where the ship has recently arrived to conduct drilling operations to let's go live to pay route al jazeera santa holder is with us. so what is lebanon saying about this? 11? if officials are calling the situation very, are extremely dangerous, and they're accusing israel of creating a new crisis and encroaching on lebanon maritime right. drilling rig belonging

to an international firm is now near the recent gas field that has some 90 kilometers off the coast of israel. and this, that drilling rig is expected to start production of very soon, but the problem is lebanon. believe that the car reached gas field falls within that dispute territory. israel sees it differently, it says that this is within it's exclusive economic zone. but this is the situation back in 2011, lebanon presented a map to the united nations, and the disputed area was 860 square kilometers. now maritime. a border dispute discussions began in 2020, but a few months ago they stalled because they ruth expanded, it's claim of territory adding a further 1430 square kilometers. that is where the curvy scouts field is located,

but the problem is lebanon did not make this claim formal. it didn't make it legal . the president should have assigned a decree to amend the map and send it to the united nations. so lebanon's position is quite confusing with contradictory statements being made by lebanese positions which the opposition says weakens its hand in negotiations. there is a lot of reporting live from bay root planing that he thinks indeed ukrainian president vulgar may. zalinski has visited 2 towns near the front lines of the war with russia in the east and don bass region. he says he met with troops in list a chance and presented some with awards. the cities just a few kilometers from savannah. don't ask where one of the was biggest battles is taking place. the frontline trips, the ref, as the landscape is barely left the capital keep. since russia invaded russia's

foreign minister has been forced to cancel a trip to serbia after neighboring countries closed the air space to his plane. saga lever off was due to arrive in belgrade on monday, but bulgaria, north, macedonia, and montenegro refused to allow his plane to pass through the ass pace. several european nations placed sanctions on moscow because of the war in ukraine, but serbia was chosen to maintain tice. so come here, all else is here also for magic starts the year, people and traffic stop for a major change to their constitution. for today absence, britton's queen elizabeth returns to the spotlight of the final day of her jubilee celebrations. ah, judy has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle. you will travel

package today had low their fears, thunderstorms continue to dominate the weather across western and central areas of europe. as we start the, we can, we've already seen heavy rain calls, flash flooding in northern areas, the france, those storms bought large hailstones, as well as frequent lightning strikes, to more sensual areas. now that area of low pressure that's bringing those storms is going to shift further north and to the east, across the alpine region, bringing really strong winds as well to the likes of germany and the netherlands and norway. we have got warnings out here as that when windy weather sweeps its way further towards the north east. there's going to be support in that heavy rain for much of southern england, a bit of rain here and there some sunshine coming through the cloud. but as we go into tuesday, it's really going to be more central areas that get a drenching likes of austria and the czech republic. seeing that heavy rain, that was we had down to the se thing. a rush of thunderstorms break out across the balkans, edging down into greason, wet weather than

a knuckle out of the warmth out of athens. we'll see the temperature come down here as we will for southern areas of italy where it's city, where we have had heat warnings out across the mediterranean. it's largely fine. and dr. is lots of sunshine, the southern areas of spain and portugal, and just a little bit of rain trickling into the north. official airline of the join. join the debate. wonderful as it is that the clematis language, it really means nothing on the ground, on an online, at jewel voice, the queen is be removed as head of state because she has done absolutely nothing. what these countries white man, where is the progress? i haven't seen enough racial as do see sports journalist. i look like me if you need to listen to those voice perspectives even when it's hard it when it challenges some of our foundational thinking. this dream on al jazeera with

ah, hello again, this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main ears this up. u. k prime minister boris johnson, has to face a vote of confidence by members of his party. later on monday, he's faced calls to resign over a series of scandals, including parties held at the height of corona virus lockdown. india's covering parties facing international condemnation of to see the of embers were accused of making insulting remarks about the prophet mohammed. one of them was the b j. peace . national spokeswoman, who's been suspended at israel's media, is reporting that the navy is transferring a version of the iron dome, anti missile system to a disputed seaboard with lebanon. both countries claimed the area in the mediterranean, where they both want to develop offshore energy. south korean president june. so

your says that north korea's weapons program poses a threat to world peace. so in washington, $58.00 missiles towards the sea of south korea's east coast. it comes a day off to the north, launched a barrage of short range ballistic missiles off its eastern coastline. who connie ha, these highly real? hm. north korea's nuclear missile threats are getting sophisticated or if fired various ballistic missiles. yesterday's, i had north korean nuclear missile programs are reaching the levels that threatened not only the peace of the korean peninsula, but also in northeast asia. and the world by thought a so i was here is rob mcbride is that robert bore, has a korea south korea's president, had to say about this? yeah, this was a pretty emphatic response, sir. from south korea, in conjunction with its usaa allies, the launching of an 8 ballistic missiles just before daybreak on monday from the east coast of south greer from my province that actually borders with north korea.

along the d. m. z, the joint military command here of the u. s. and south grim forces are in a statement, has said that this was to show the capability or of precision strikes at what it called, origins of provocations, clearly directed at that north korea. and its recent miss, i'll activity are the south has condemned the launching of missiles, but from north korea on a sunday, there is a new conservative administration here which is taking a much tougher line with north korea. it is in favor of a staging, a larger scale military exercises with the u. s. a. we are, they have been scale down in the past. and, but we have seen just, for example, the wrapping up of a large, fairly large a naval exercise and naval drill involving a u. s. aircraft carrier. and it's thought that a sundays launched by north korea a was in response to that. and the latest launches from north korea was the 18th round of miss. our launch is so far this year,

the 17th round that was less than 2 weeks ago. and that was in response to the so called quad meeting. that security a summit by the u. s. and some of it's indo pacific and allies, and that was in response sir to that. and one of the missiles that was launched at that time is thought to have been an icbm and intercontinental ballistic missile of fired a longer trajectory that is shorter than it's capable of. but the fear is here in south korea that north korea may revert to the kind of full scale icbm testing that it was conducting in 2017. and may even, it's feared be attempted to stage another underground nuclear test, which would certainly a raised ratchet up the tension levels on the peninsula. al jazeera, rob mcbride reporting sol, rob, many thanks. investigators in bangladesh are trying to establish the cause of a major fire, a container depot that has killed at least 49 people. the blaze sparked an exclusion. what had ignited chemicals that was stored in some of the containers at

a port near the southeastern city of chitter graham chattered gram, i'm sorry, firefighters who responded to the emergency or among the victims. hundreds of people are injured. many of them are in a critical condition. i'll just have a child dri. has the latest now, from the container facility inside her condo, talking to the assistant director training a fire, he told me that it's cleared danger there. still because lot of the containers do have chemicals and they said exposure to heat and if there is film inside, it could very well explode. so they don't want anybody nearby. but we still get a lot along lookers on spectators here, which really hampers that clearing operation. now the units of our military and naval spatial operations broke, they're helping the firefighters who've been relentlessly working since last 38 hours. i mean, you really got to give it to them in this heat. they're still trying to diffuse many of the fields inside the container. now we also know from medical sources that

some of the bodies still can't be identified because they're just charged beyond recognition. so a specialty id team is trying to collect sample for dna identification. lot of loved ones are still waiting to know if any of their relatives among the victims of many of them still are missing. people who don't know where they are. now one of the question i asked was, what is, is there any particular genes like what caused the fire? the assistant director told me a fire that he things on the team, things that the hydrogen peroxide when is exposed to oxygen and hid it could very well spark a fire. that could be one of the reason. and then the container exploded, but that's not totally yet. determined they're still investigating that 3 member, a separate 3 prob comedy has been found to find out exactly what's going on. dozens of people of fear dead in nigeria after gunman opened fire instead of explosives to the catholic church. the attack happened in the southwest town of oval in on the

estate where worshippers had gathered for sunday. mass owners regarded as a largely peaceful region compared to other parts of nigeria that are plagued by security issues. the governor and religious leaders have condemned. the attack is quite open, believe that somebody will come on, the intention was to keep everybody in that church and those are running out. they will be shut from outside. just wait inside where be shut from inside the true today, 9 months to blew all the all top down to the sanctuary. this kind of the secretion is gonna be done by the evil i'm at address is following developments from a boucher there actually as of the number of dead could rise because of the severity of injury sustained by worshippers. i went to gunman, open fire, and wherever carried to tag intended to cause maximum damage. first of all, a definitive a device as people camp are for safety and run out of the chair to the open fire on

them. there is no claim of responsibility as we speak. however, there are so many suspects on the list. some suggestion that it could be criminal against the operating in bed as part of nigeria over the past years, especially in the north west of the country and north central partial nigeria. it's not clear whether these groups are responsible. these groups have been played as tara, which by the general government the last time there was any serious clashes between farmers and colonel hood is in that part of the country in the southwest of the country was more than a year ago. so it's a big surprise and a big confusing situation for security forces trying to unravel the reason or the motive behind sundays attack. however, the president and the governor of the state of both issues, statement condemning the attack and bowing retribution and taking action to deal with those who carry that with these attacks. criminal games that i've been operating, embarrassed part of the game in the notes of the country. over the past years, they have killed thousands of people and displaced tens of thousands from their

homes. are creating a very desperate situation in terms of security in terms of security as well in the, in those spots of the country. now nigeria, so i want to close new to see how secure force is able to address this particular problem. now there are also concerns that the continued fathers in the country could actually ma the preparations to the general elections holding in niger next to astronomy, as prime minister is in indonesia to shore up ties with his country's closest neighbor until the album easy and indian president ciocca widow are expected to discuss climate change, trade, and security, as it has been quick to engage in the region since taking office last month is, is, it is seen as an attempt to counter china's growing influence among asia pacific nations. so this is in kazakhstan, if overwhelmingly passed a referendum to change the constitution. the country's leader wants to shift away from what he calls a super presidential system and give more power to parliament julian wolf report. a

potential turning point for catholics. dawn, the president says the referendum will decentralize the political system, an outlaw nepotism. oh it comes after peaceful protests over fuel prices turned deadly. toppling the former president's 3 decade rule. but the proposed reforms have surprised some and excited others. oh no, we were warned that there would be a referendum literally a month ago, and more than 90 percent of our society do not know or understand what a referendum is. level of the importance of constitutional amendments is obvious. i came to vote for the 1st time in my life and i'm 54 years old. so for me this referendum is very important. i even write a request at another polling station that they come to. my home said that my father, who is 92, could also vote. the changes to kazakhstan constitution critic stay will only

bolster the president's ambitions for a 2nd term. there's a lot of questions about whether this will really will make that relations between the, the state as it citizens, which are pretty traumatized after the violence in january. the president also faces another challenge, staying neutral on the war and ukraine, while maintaining security and economic partnerships with russia and the west join wolf, al jazeera, police and peru have fought with anti government protest as who calling on president petro castillo to resign. officers pushed back demonstrators and fire tear gas of the crowd in the capital, lema many peruvians angry of arising prices and accused the left his leader of driving the country towards bankruptcy. a steel has blamed inflation. the pandemic of the war in ukraine. 4 days a platinum jubilee celebrations for britons. queen elizabeth have concluded the 96 year old monarch made an appearance on the buckingham palace balcony on some day

after mobility problems. force of the pull out a little events during the festivities to marcus 70 year reign. that the bible reports now from lun. mm. at 93. he's just a few years younger than queen elizabeth and for allow for tennis. this special jubilee luncheon east london was a chance to entertain the community. ah, late playful all, all upward logo for it won't finally friends much on them like boy not at all morning on trip with pigeon has gathered at the center for a free traditional luncheon a sing song, but they were joined by other residues for the last day of the 4 day jubilee. i do remember the silver jubilee. when i was youngest, probably about 7 am and this feels quite lot similar to thoughts. it's gonna be more community based. but they would like for this to carry on. not every year,

maybe, but just to get together with communities and to be some legacy there. for the older generation, the queen's been a force of stability ever since her accession to the throne. 70 years ago. people like michael, his received numerous awards for his time in the army. the last of them being a special platinum jubilee medal. will of the claim will of been having a rough family and beloved the community spirit there. it brings together for each and every one of them. and the queen can do that and she does to every day therapy event, slight vase, a community centers, and in residential streets, across the country. and even for people who don't consider themselves, stones, royalists, many will tell you it's a great chance for the generations to come together. and for those too young to remember, even the diamond jubilee 10 years ago. there were other attractions to what's the

best thing about today? oh decking help. oh yeah. so i think i'm supposed takes of all shapes and sizes were on offer at the oval cricket ground in south london, prince charles b i to the throne and his wife camilla were here for a somewhat bigger jubilee lunch. and at windsor castle crowds gathered to try to break the world record for the longest picnic but for thousands of people, it was about keeping it local, as well as marking a milestone. ah me, the dean baba al jazeera london. ah, it's good to be with us. hello adrian for they can hear it though, how the headlights now to sierra u. k prime minister boris johnston is to face a vote of confidence by members of his party. later on monday. he's faced calls to resign.