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burning through fields, forests and mountains, ferocious wild fires scorch france and spain. as parts of europe get hotter than they've ever been before. the heat wave from the continent has now spilled over into the u. k, forcing a major effort to close its runway briefly and the heat looked set to shatter records. ah, lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london water coming up. i should anchors acting president, declares an emergency while protest is called for him to go just days before parliament is set to elect countries. new leader and protest is in panama. rip up a deal with the government and go back to blocking a major highway. hello,

thousands of people have been evacuated. a nearly 800 heat related deaths have been recorded as authorities across southern europe battle to control massive wildfires . while the 2nd or 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month sweeps across the continent. a french mit urologist says south west parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse with some places recording double their usual july average temperature, or the $35.00 in spain of torch 220 square kilometers of forest. fueled by 8 days of extreme heat temperatures, the easing in portugal, but authorities one tend to dry conditions remain a threat. and the u. k. is breast to hit temperatures of 40 degrees celsius in some places for the 1st time ever. wales has already recorded its highest temperature. zombies ravaged joins as live now from some petronela, knobby just outside more spins worst affected areas. the mora, those are tell us what's happening, where you are saying. well, we're in one of the regions. i think the region that is the worst hed by the

seasons wildfires, there are dozens of wild fires burning across the country. most of them are out of control. and this is what that looks like. what it means is that there is no perimeter to the fire and it keeps moving and traveling, and wherever it can find fuel to continue to burn. we're here in a village, just 10 kilometers outside of the moral one of the worst hit parts of the country. and there are no civil services here. there is no government help here. what these people are doing. these are farmers using their farming equipment to try to create fire lines to stop the fire from eating up all of their fields, destroying their agricultural buildings and destroying all of their livestock. we were just further down this road on a pig farm. when the fires suddenly became a large blaze that started to come towards us. and we all just sort of hurried down this road to a safe location, but the fire is still burning. it's still moving quickly and we are in the middle

of truly apocalyptic scenes. here, there is smoke everywhere, were standing in an area of one wildfire, and across in the distance in that direction. i can spot at least 2 or 3 more plumes of smoke and no doubt the conditions there are as bad as they are here. all around people are just waiting and watching to see what's happening. we've got crowds gathered here at this cross roads with their cars, parts in the direction of what they think will be safety if they have to flee. but most people are here hoping to be able to secure their properties before the flames take over completely, but that is looking more and more unlikely. local residents here say that they think by this time tomorrow, the flames will reach the town of mora. and you mentioned that there wasn't much in the way of kind of a civil defense or, you know, emergency services. what are people being told to do? they told to evacuate or they haven't to make their own decisions. we have seen

some local police here trying to coordinate some sort of organized effort, but mostly what we're seeing are civilians using their own equipment to try to clear the land to try to clear the debris to try to get rid of the fuel that this fire is using the keep burning. we drove here from the capital madrid yesterday as we drove up, we saw a number of fire bomb, a number of airplanes, water bombing open fields, where fires and numbers were still burning. we saw helicopters dropping water in multiple locations up and down this this entire region. so there is a great deal of work being being done, but it is clear that fire rescue efforts, fire. fire teams are certainly short staffed and certainly stretched thin because this, these wildfires, this was far as using the spread across an incredibly vast area of land. again, we drove several hours from the capital to the northern part of this region where we are now, and there were pockets and wildfires all up and down. busy the region that we were

driving up, so certainly there, there is work being done, but people are stretched in, in that it is left up to civilians. it is left up to these people to try to save their own property by themselves. if you just look off into the distance, you see these are, this is farming equipment. this is not meant to be fire rescue equipment, but what they're doing is trying to dig up these fields and stop the fire and tracks. it does seem like they're having some success in one of these fields, but everything into the distance, the smoke, beyond which you cannot see, that's, that's farmland and, and farm roads all the way up until the border with portugal. and you can't see any of it because it is all on fire at the moment. so certainly very apocalyptic scenes here. and it doesn't seem like it's going to come to an end anytime soon. the winds are picking up, which is helping the flames to spread further faster and it is more and more difficult day by day to put these fires out, the temperature, the heat wave is meant to be going down for a day, but then the heat is expected to return on wednesday,

which is likely to restart new fires in the coming days. they miserably. thank you very much indeed. was a mentioned emergency crews are struggling to control fires that they're being spread by strong winds, dr. agitation and record high temperatures. sonya the yoga as well. the baffling to control the inferno across spain. it's a race against time to contain wildfires that have been raging out of control from the south to the north where the blazes have scorched thousands of actors of land. over the past few days. the even train journeys have been ported by the worst wild fires in a decade in a visit to one of the worst effected areas. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez made clear what he thought was to blame. i want to say that evidently

climate change kills it, kills people, kill the coaches during the bio diversity, and also destroy the most precious goods of our society. we can affect it by these wildfires, the homes, businesses and lives dug up or 30th in the south. west france fire fighters were using every means at their disposal including controlled burning. a tactic used to clear out the build up of flammable materials bike ny. think the surrounding vegetation and it is a matter of urgency. since tuesday the blazes have already consumed forrest in the haunt region. thousands of residents and tourists alike have been forced to move to emergency shelters. amid all this is the uncomfortable reality of the effect of these record breaking high temperatures. as delegates from 40 countries gathered up the petersburg climate dialogue and berlin,

the message from the host's acts now before it's too late. in this like mind, we must intensify our mutual efforts and that's why way in the german government lived climate foreign policy to the foreign ministry in order to contain the centuries. biggest security threat on an international level equalization the a threat that risk spelling out beyond countries directly affected sony guy. yeah, go, i'll just, sarah. a man has been lifted the hospital to escape a spanish wildfire with his clothes ablaze. the man was driving attracted the outskirts of the town to borrow when the vehicle was engulfed. seconds later he was seen running from the fire, and flames could be seen on his clothes. he was apparently trying to dig a trench to create a fall break between the blaze and buildings. a new giant crack has appeared on a glass here in northern italy, 2 weeks after

a deadly avalon was killed at least 11 people. a 200 metre long crack was spotted by helicopter. after local guide reported aloud rule trunk of the marble ladder glass. it broke off earlier this month, sending torrance of ice rock and debris down the mountain side. experts, a woman, temperatures are likely to have contributed to the avalanche, other warnings that the glass you could disappear entirely in the next 30 years. any you chaos arches. a warning temperatures could break records over the next 24 hours. the plumping edge to take extra precautions with the 1st ever red warning. the heat in effect, flights were temporarily suspended on monday after the only one way at london's lucian airport, closed for repairs due to the heat. under simmons reports from an extreme heat by u. k. standards that is brought every aspect of travel into question. luton airport, north of london, diverted flights engineers called in because of a runway surface defect,

trains all over the country going slow or getting cancelled. the threats of buckled rails brought networks to the brink of failure, as temperatures sort, makeshift foil used on old steel bridges in attempt to deflect the heat and road surfaces beginning to melt. more alarming than this voluntary ambulance stove, trying to back up an already fully stretched national health service, dealing with heat related emergencies. and in london, if you get out of the sun and go on the ground, it's even worse. so why is it that britain can't cope with heat waves? so much of it's to do with it's outdated in another good infrastructure does come with extreme temperatures. here on monday. if you don't even have it with some passengers can't see

what the fuss is about. $3536.00 degrees, people pay money to go to places with that. and those places don't ever conditioning either. yeah. so you basically think it's over the talking. yeah. an american tourist isn't impressed. he gets his hi regularly, but we have air conditioning everywhere and everything's set up for it to be that high from dealing with. the weather is just fine. with the increasing threats of extreme weather events caused by global warming, civil engineers and climate scientists say the u. k government has been too slow to react transport, infrastructures, office and home building. all need to be adapted that needs to be major investment . as we kind of are changing towards a much hotter and u. k. we're gonna have to start re evaluating how we do things and start taking

leaves out of am our european neighbors books and are so that we can really deal with the problem as there arises. no, a sense of urgency is beginning to rise along with the temperatures all across the u. k. andrew simmons al jazeera lumber. at least one person has been killed in northern morocco, where emergency crews are battling wildfires. wilner 1000 people have been told to leave their homes. large areas of land burnt in lash was on tessa, and teach one authorities of deployed water bombers to try to battle the fires most have been brought under control. but firefighters are struggling to dows 3 hot spots near la hush. heat wave in south asia earlier this year, sent temperature soaring to more than 50 degrees celsius in parts of pakistan and pakistani federal minister for climate change. sherry raman, i told al jazeera that global action to limit the impact of extreme heat has been

too slow. she's attending the petersburg climate dialogue in berlin and says her country is at ground 0 of climate change. talking about the problems we are identifying them. but when moving at a glacial phase, our glaciers are melting and pakistan much faster than we are talking towards movement. and really there's very little time left. we have said to them that all actions, all ambitions have to be matched with actions. and those actions have to be operationalized by club $27.00. if everything is not on the table and on the agenda, then are we are going to assume that a humanity is willing to stand by and watch the fires ridge further. the waters dry up, the wilson's acidify, the heat up and down countries like us with the largest i let you know the largest glaciers outside the polar region. we've had 17 glacial look,

lake outburst events which means instant flooding. right now we're in the middle of torrential floods. so we're at the ground 0. we lose 9 percent. 9 point one percent of our g d b to climate losses at 50 degrees at home. it is not 40, it became 50. it was the hardest place in the on the planet for 3 years. so yeah, my heart bleeds for everybody as for climate refugees, for every one suffering. but it is going to be a crisis of leadership. if action is not taken and all the pledges the promises, the ambitions on not translated into mechanisms that are realizable still ahead on our 0 balance between rival ethnic groups since you dont blue nile state spoke unrest in several cities and conservative m p. 's tightened the race to replace forest johnson as british prime minister.

ah hello, that incredible hate continues across a good part of southern and western europe now pushing up towards the northwest. got some clout around, got some sherry wright just wanted to follow up to scotts from pushing into scandinavia and roll down the baltic states tools at east side of russia. elsewhere . it really is about the high pressure of hot weather that continues across a good part of europe to keep in the west i 38 celsius. that's going to be the hottest day we suspect across that turn northwest corner of europe for the u. k. so the for london may will get 39, possibly a 40, i think the highest tempted light to balance that east to sort of english just around lincoln. we could get that 40 or 41 here. so unprecedented heat coming in across a good part of the u. k. thanks flashing up as you go through wednesday. the heat

transfer as a little further east was through germany gradually making its way into poland, which is just starting to ease off as well into west spain and portugal. so that's good news at long last we could see some sharon, grassy making his way to western possible western parts as we go on through tuesday . and this line of wet weather will sink further south was breaking mat hate. across the u. k. the olive island some lie betia, was there just routed by lots countries pushing down across western germany and only to the alps. ah, with wherever you go in the world. one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional

katara always going places to go. oh, a lot of stories yolanda hera also, she's across southern europe. battling to control massive wildfires as a 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month sweeps across the continent. a french meteorologist says southwestern parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse chaos. ours is a warning, temperatures could break record over the next 24 hours. people are being urged to take extra precautions with a 1st ever red warning for heat in effect on. and since you don's southern blue

non status spot unrest in several cities, thousands of house people have set up barricades and attack government buildings in the eastern city of casala and other towns, days of violence between the house and the tribes in blue nile have already left at least 65 people dead, and 150 injured members of the bible, ethnic groups began fighting over land access last week. hydro troops deployed to blue nile on saturday, and some public gatherings have been banned. on fighters have attacked a village in northern booking. a faso killing at least 8 people resident say assailants stole cattle after attacking the village of he's in glory on sunday. the area is on the front line of a regional security crisis on group space in molly has been mounting cross border raids in brooklyn, faso anesha since 2015, and he's 6 civilians have been killed by russian shilling in the eastern ukrainian town of tourette's ukrainians. your friends, state emergency service,

says it pulled 5 bodies from the rubble of a 2 story building and other 3 people were found alive. but one later died in hospital to risk has been targeted as part of russia's offensive to take the entire dumbass region. and residents were believed to be sheltering in the building when it came under fire. ukrainian farmers racing to save their crops after rushing shelling spots, new field fires in the east. rows of wheat have been left burnt, and blackened. throughout zipper, asia, where fall men bored as much of the front line was fighting internet. images of 5 and scorched fields. have become a common feature of the almost 5 months long war. ukraine is repeatedly accused russia of attacking infrastructure and agriculture to provoke a global food crisis. the rise to replace burst johnson as leader, the conservative party and u. k. prime minister. as being little down to full candidate for my child labor.

she's tonight because go out on top and the latest round of voting are the parties, m. p. 's, followed by trade minister penny movement and foreign st. louis truss former qualities minister can be bought or not. also made it through to another round. but back bench m p tom to the not was not out of the running. let's get more from stone. holly joined me here in the studio. so jo, nope. then there were 4, yes, narrowing race has narrowed further. 8 began the race last week as you say, now there are 4. the rules have changed this week so that it's the candidate with the fewest votes, who automatically drops out. there's no minimum threshold. so we should by wednesday be down to the final to who will go forward to vote by the party membership. talk to them out. as you say, we were expecting that he was perhaps the most central voice in his race. up to now . foreign affairs committee chairman in the houses of parliament never held a cabinet position. still standing. of course, richie soon as the chance former chancellor, the exchequer,

he's increased his leap now with 115 votes up from 101. clearly the m p 's favorite, albeit he is not the memberships favorite, but he'll probably make it through to the number to the membership. much more interested in the other 3 penny more than 2 big surge of support the her last week . the gloss has come off that somewhat. she still in 2nd place, but down one vote. and then the 2 big fish of the party, right to the parties, rightly trust the foreign secretary. and you said kemi by not their equality minister, both increasing their count somewhat on monday and with all this, you know, will this or this race and the kind of mudslinging, there's been how damaging is it for the conservative party? never mind the candidates themselves. i think it's very difficult for the conservative party. this is a party that's in do and months of scandal, of course, under a prime minister who was popular. but of course, now fallen many will have hope that the party is able now to turn a page on all of this and emerge sort of unscathed,

from the taint of boris johnson if you like. but this contest costs is something of a doubt over that. it's, it's been a contest of huge personal animosity, so called blue on blue attacks, attacks on the record of this very party in government and happening very publicly to public debates over the weekend. none of them came out looking particularly good or indeed even particularly leader like the 3rd i imagined to their relief has been cancelled tomorrow night. and they will be a view, potentially, a pretty widely held view that any more of this public airing of conservative party, dirty laundry is really not in the part is interests in terms of winning the next election journal. thank you very much. indeed. i was bitter emergency is imposed in sri lanka, as it's pollen proposed to elect a new president acting leader rather work for missing a says the measures necessary to avoid any unrest ahead of wednesday's vote. but

critics say it's a ploy to squash dissent and remain in power. no fernandez reports in columbus. oh, 1st it was present. gotta be roger boxer. now protested, won't his replacement gone outside the country? central railway station they demonstrated calling for acting, president running vicar, missing her to resign. the i want to say about the roger button. he want to say got the right across the street. we want to or you want to hear god, the large boxes are bribery and also corruption. weaker, missing have his voted out of parliament at the last gender and elections. he returned as an mp with a single seat allocated to his party. on wednesday, parliament will choose a successor to go to obey roger boxer the roger pox a party, the s l p. p. has said to a back vicar, missing her burial. try to bring oh roger box, robert bar. roger,

bunch of last really become a resident. that's why we are both lanelle dawn, dawn, try a door, bring granny last. what brought her down? it will be a big, big, big demonstration in the country. such warnings prompted vicar missing, had to declare a state of emergency. on sunday, it gives police and the military more power to detain. an arrest, protest is, but that is in deterring the demonstrators from rep bill 9 didn't know nearly a deal for them. so let's take the form of this has been declared and go for use as been declared. but people came to the struggle. people came to the road and they say slogans. and they are protesting. they're, they're never scared of this suffering. i think of missing has largely ignored the criticism appear kicked and not a little della. do we fight each other on the strider country or do our parties work together peacefully and rebuild this country? that is the most important political question we faced to be on the bottom. as

parliamentarians get ready to choose a successor, to present gotta be roger vasa on wednesday. there are increasing cause like this for them to remember. they represent the people not themselves. minute fernandez, ojo 0 colombo, at least 20 people have died. most of them women after a boat capsized in pakistan around a 100 people on board when it sank in the, in this river in sandy cuba district. authority say they all belonged to one clan. and we're heading to a family wedding around 30 people are still missing a lot come will never could look. my older brother died due to the salad break. unfortunately, the facilities in our area are not proper nor are there any facilities in the hospitals. the transportation is poor and the government is not doing much. someone should pay attention to this with us and is 12 people have died after

a bus fell into a river in central india, around 50 passengers that were on board when the driver reported the loss control of the bus while crossing a bridge. fisherman in dar district have been helping rescue officials look for bodies. an oil tanker smashed into cars and motor bikes in indonesia, capital killing, at least 11 people. 6 others have been taken to hospital a summer in critical condition. and he say the truck sped out of control after its brakes failed, and collided with vehicles in east in jakarta. a deal between professors and the government in panama has collapsed. demonstrators tore up the agreement after holding a meeting. indigenous groups have been blocking a major highway for more than a week. the angry about the cost of fuel and food upon american highway is the route that 80 percent of panama, as fruits and vegetables are transported on. on sunday,

the government agreed to freeze fuel prices for 3 months nor and yet he has more from vulgar tie in neighboring columbia. that deal with late on sunday. but then on monday, there was a major meeting of the umbrella organization that represents most, if not all of the groups that are part of the protest and the base voted against that. so their lead, there's had essentially to announce that they didn't have a deal. and the in of a public manner essentially shredded that agreement with the government. this means is that essentially we're back to where we were a week ago. and these protest new demonstrations have started in the capital, panama. new bouquets have been set up along the panamanian highway. so what seems to be a clear step forwards through and this crisis instead of now it looks like we are

further back than we were before the weekend van. this is starting to be a major warri for, for the government, for many people who live in the capital, panama, that is because produces not arriving at many of the markets in, in the capital that's, that's a big issue. there are already shortages of fruits and vegetables, for example, of meat and the capital panama. also, there is an issue with the transport of goods trying to reach the panama canal, arriving from cos that he can either central american countries. so this is saying to have some serious economic effects in panama overall ties between south korea and japan. have been strained for years, mostly over issues dating back to the 2nd world war. now, pharmacists from both countries of how talks to improve relations packed in and he

shouldn't. marsha, yes, yeah, yeah. she have met in tokyo, where they've agreed to work together on the nuclear threat from north korea and to resolve a dispute of the force mobilization of korean laborers during japanese occupation. the war time neighbor issues me the center of the dispute for decades in 2018 to south korean court rulings ordered 2 japanese companies to compensate the laborers, but they refused to comply with the verdict. garner has officially confirmed that 2 people died earlier this month from the marburg virus. the disease is similar to a bowler and spreads between people. when they come into contact with infected bodily fluids, they've got a health services. the close contacts of the 2 people who died from the virus have been isolated and haven't developed symptoms. actually been competing in the 1st highland world championships in switzerland, competitors braved an attitude of 2252 meters above sea level. on top of a mountain income and.