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this is the out there and use our life from london coming up. houses burn on the edge of london as the heat wave gripping europe heads north and britain records its highest ever. temperature. for areas are evacuated near the greek capital, athens, where a wild, far as raging found by gale force winds. vladimir putin takes a rare trip abroad to iran, to meet russia's few remaining allies and discuss syria and ukrainian grain exports . this is rochelle launch is miss r strikes at targets across ukraine. and in sports bens takes bows out of one day for kids, but it wasn't that go by the in the new round a wanted he scored just 5 runs at his side were beaten by south africa. ah, europe's fierce heat wave continues to fuel ferocious wildfires and stretch

emergency services. portugal has reported more than a 1000 excess deaths due to the heat and temperature records being smashed. the u. k is recorded its highest ever temperature reaching 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. london mass, it can says it's caused a huge surge in fires across the british capital. well, this is nearly 1700 firefighters battle to contain 2 massive blazes. in the southwest of france, forest fires, of also broken out in italy. and as we mentioned near the greek capital athens. and while the 30 fires continued to rage in spain, which is nearly 10 days into its heat wave, almost the entire country is on high alert for wildfires. despite a slight drop in temperatures poorest begins our coverage here in the u. k. were health warnings that were in place, but not everyone was able to find shelter from the heat. flames and golf homes near london. shortly after the case, reco temperature was smashed,

the london fibre gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capital and across the u. k. or the london barbara guide in particular is dealing with a number of large sky which didn't spread right, cross the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure at via ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued to protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru, nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a halter. britain. this is a public health emergency. and so this climate crisis that we're talking about is this abstract thing in the future. if you live in poor quality housing, you know, the housing stock that we have in the case to cold in the wind cur. it's too hot in

the summer. it's those who live in poor quality housing, working class, and racialized communities that are most likely to suffer overheating within the houses. these, the people in the shop end of the climate crisis is the economic crisis, and least responsible for those 2 things as well. in the london district of berman z, 72 year old francis stone was trying to keep cool on her balcony, a respite from the heat inside her council flap. i'm not mad a who you should have known care and regards to the but some bay. we don't get that sunday we after, but what you got now is the hey, it'll get every time. it's absolutely great randy. if they not to stand it be a blessing elsewhere, youngsters enjoyed the weather. the light aside of a worrying picture for a country that was once wet and cold. the reco temperatures in the u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the

health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london, a wildfire is prone to the evacuation of 4 areas, nor to the greek capital athens. hundreds of people have been ordered to leave their homes after large, far as fire was found by high winds. at least 11 aircraft, and 5 helicopters have been deployed to try to help extinguish the blaze. smoke from the fires blanketed part of the ancient city skyline. dr. murray has more from mcduffy greece. the town behind me is called draft me. it is home to about 3500 people. and as of a few hours ago this afternoon, the local officials have evacuated the entire population saying it is too dangerous for them to stay behind. you can see the fires that are really gaining more momentum, as the winds are very strong in this area. this is

a very mountainous area. we're about 30 kilometers north east of the center of capital athens. and since we arrived here a few hours ago, this fire, we could see from the airports as well. this is of course something the local people here are very much used to this time of year. and the local officials have said that they are trying their best to fight these wildfires that have started since the summer season began. but it's ongoing the fight. it will continue and they're hoping that they will be able to manage the situation before it gets out of control. firefighters in western spain continued battle for us was that a threatening lives and homes. planes and helicopters are being used in the fire fighting effort in northwest as a morrow. province. dozens of villages have been evacuated and that these 2 people have died at the base is a pushing up spain as carbon emissions. $1300000.00 tons of carbon dioxide produced

in one month. the firefighters. say miss robbie has more now for me to borrow we're here just a less than a minute drive from the town of to barra down this main road. and what we're seeing here is the profile of these wild fires is changing very quickly, limited in the last few weeks, largely to the upper hill areas. there were, there were mostly happening in the hill country in this region of spain. what we're seeing now is that the fires have spent up all the fuel in the hill country. they've burned up everything that was there. and now looking for more fuel, we're seeing these fires move further downhill down towards more populated areas. and that is where we are now, we're just a short distance away from the town of to borrow. and what we're seeing as firefighters being forced to move further and further towards these main population centers to try to put out fires that are now surrounding people's homes. and more

densely populated spaces in this part of northwestern spain. record high temperatures have been registered in france over the past 48 hours, and dash about la visited a shelter for homeless people in the capital, paris that is providing a respite from the intense heat. tightly squeezed into one rucksack or all of olympian possessions. he's been homeless in paris for several years. he usually sleeps on the street, but with temperatures soaring in the city. he's now spending his nights in a metro station where it's cooler. during the day he comes to this shelter for some respite use visually. what i do during this hit wave is i always keep a bottle of water with me and some furnitures, make sure that i eat, i find food, no matter where. and then i spend time here, dozens of homeless people use the shelter to escape the sweltering heat outside. it's also a place to rest or socialize. i sent to like this is

a lifeline at any time of year, but particularly during the heat way people can have a shower, they can charge their telephones and they can wash the clothes to charity. the runs the shelter says there are more than 2500 people sleeping on the streets in paris and for them the summer heat can be as dangerous as the cold in winter. if at this job the job is really hide ration headaches. some people can cope with hate, so they need to be careful. stay in the say to keep call and try not to stay alone . off the record temperatures in several regions of france this week meteorologist predict cooler weather in the coming days. that might make life a little easier for those sleeping rough, although it certainly won't make them any less valuable. natasha butler, i'll just sarah paris. the world, make sure a logical organization says europe's heat wave is expected to peak on tuesday, but models suggested won't end until the middle of next week. i hope that these kind of events going to be a wake up call for, for, for many governments and, and,

and i hope that also in democratic countries this, these kind of events will have an impact on, on voting behavior and, and in democratic countries. it's so up to the governments, what kind of policies they are, they are having. dr. marianella is director of the world health organizations department of public health and environment. she joins us live from london by skype . thanks very much indeed for being with us on the program. i want to make an outline for his festival, what, what the main health risks are associated with with these so very high temperatures . from the merchant you were showing, as you can imagine, there is nothing positive that we'd be happy when our health we will be having essentially our where body will compromise the capacity of regulate our temperature too. so we will half out wide range of if you see a logical impacts from heat stroke, his heat, this ocean and hyper gave me

a therapy and a says that of a pre existing conditions our house system will be more operative grounded than we need to respond and of course in the neck problems as well, like for outdoor work, is that they will have less capacity to react to oxy. then sin. of course, they will be very much as force population. so for little populations, poor people, elderly and young infants, childrens, and those we said pre existing health conditions will be very much at risk. and it's been there will be people in other countries where such temperatures are a more regular feature wondering kind of why europeans are struggling with this so much. what sort of, what, why is it difficult? and in places where we don't use that, it's kind of temperature. well, if you go to say, i mean to africa, certainly probably they have far more. they are more exposed to these type of temperament, to sort of continent and some continent see nice in the see our will will

definitely know us well, what that means. but in certain countries, as we can see at the moment they're, i'm not to use to, they don't have the capacity to cope with. we need to, we remember that in 2003, they were 707-0000. the excess mortality caused by a heat wave it early in europe. so now we have better systems for every where warden in and for, for our team, and making sure that we, we, we, we provide support to the most vulnerable and seem to have lost her doctor mary, in error there just brief. i'm not sure she's if she's coming back news, your last line of opportunities that in the thanks to dr. marion era from me w h o that ron mccann, we has more on the streets were that in europe. let's have some heat wave update. shall we, 1st of all, yesterday, some records were set whales, for example,

and jersey was pretty hot still through france, but not reco. breaking particles has cooled down. spain is still hot, but the morning started very well. that was a record breaker and london didn't drop below 26 in places as a new record warm for a night time. in england, temps is pretty high oh, down through western europe. it's not so much of a surprise and a good part of continental western europe. is just its reach so far north. this is the 1st ever warning of such extreme heat. we have made a new record, but i won't reveal the thing cuz it still got to be verified. but he's gone above 39. and it's cautious short time waiting because the original records said in 1911 last, it's a 79 years that was then broken to bring it up to 37 point one in 1990 not long ago. so the $8.00. and now we've just made a new one. so the info between records is got shorter and shorter. and this is typical virtually anywhere in the world. after say,

now to say we can forget actually won't be newsworthy. london's full cost goes back to showers and relative walls, but nothing special, but the heat is still there. it's just not over england. it's gone further east. it's quite a big area encapsulated by the jet stream, which is flying well above us, but goes around this done with it which is moving slowly eastwards we will see more reco. it's broken in, for example, germany, poland, sweden possibly bit further south. of course, in hungry, they're rather more used to it, and the reason for the change well is atlantic weather cloud and rain as you might expect coming up on his use after london. some hard truce for australia as a 5 yearly report finds a shocking decline in its environment with more mammals species last than any other continent. and protest grown, several sudanese cities are to tribal violence that's left at least 80 people dead . aah!

russia's president is in terren for a summit on syria that's been overshadowed by the war and ukraine at mapleton is currently holding talks with iran's president abraham racy and turkish liter, but kept i up ad one. they've been focusing on pressing issues in the region, including the conflict in syria, with turkey seeking support in its fight against the kurdish y. p g militia. hootin also discussed a un back to proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain in the black sea to help ease the global food prices. he says there's been progress in negotiations, thanks to mediation efforts by turkey. that'll give you of probability though. if ruth, you know, i want to thank you for your efforts and mediation, providing a forum for negotiation on foot problems on the problem of grain export by the black sea. was we move forward under your mediation. not all the problems have been resolved yet, but it's already good that there is a movement. i shall said he has more from tehran. we have seen that 3 leaders of

the gunter countries of the sun, a peace process, the progression iranian, and the turkish presidents with just expressing their position. so we have seen that the divergence of the policy is when it comes to, to, to sue to syria. so take your present reza paper on just recently said that tricky is planning to conduct a 4th military incursion into syria to create a 30 kilometer deep security zone. to clear d as area as the border from the curtis on the y p g, which is affiliated to the p k. and also to create is security is on to lead the city of refugees to have a safe return to be located in the security is on. however, this is an idea that russia and iran are mainly opposing just in recently, also there the run in 40 minutes was into again. she said that iran understand

turkey security concerns, but a military incursion is going to further the stabilize the stability in content today. also, we have seen that iranian president received repeated the same position. so when it comes to syria, we can see that despite the mechanism or stand a peace process had been established 5 years ago, there's still no concrete, a solution or the proposal. how to and this 11 years of war in syria, k jobs is a senior consulting fellow with the russia and you raise your program at chatham house. you joins us live from northamptonshire in the u. k. thank you for being with us. as for the summit now wrapped up, but it was a rav 4, it was put in outside russia as since the ukraine was started. well, what do you think he's got out of it? will president george wants to show himself as having friends in the world, of course, because invading our neighbors in a war of colonial request, of course, doesn't improve relationships with the rest of the world unless you work very hard

at it. so russia turned away really from the west. it's turned back on those relationships with previously with cultivating. and it's looking for friends in the rest of the world. and it's also trying to present itself as being relevant. it's very important russia to be seen as measuring in various regions of the world. without that you might ask, why exactly is russia involved in this process as all in region? that's fairly remote from russia where russia doesn't even have a military presence anymore. so what would you say the things that you for, with russia and iran are, for example, what unites them and what are the things that would be service source of distance between them? originally, iran, we've been very good at compartmentalizing the relationship and much the same way that russia and turkey do. they have big disagreements, and there's a history of enmity, of course, going back to the soviet occupation of persia in 1900, up until 946. but those disagreements are things that they managed to set aside and worked with common goals. and now of course, they have a common enemy. we've heard alex, i'm in a say that the russia was forced to launch its will on your grain. because

otherwise the war would have been launched on russia. and that's very much the story that russia wants to tell the world. so they are presenting a common front against a common enemy. i mean, someone in put in, in the, in the summer statement said it was important that sovereignty be respected in syria. that would have raised some eyebrows, at least in ukraine. there were a lot of ironies in what president put in said in fact, not so much irony as outright cynicism. not only respecting sovereignty all from syria, but also it was talking about humanitarian a, to syria, which russia has been blocking, constructing schools and hospitals in syria after russia been trillions of roubles destroying them. there was a great deal in president putting speech which made no sense at all in any logical understanding of russia's past involvement in the region. there's also a question mark over what he meant about progress being made on russia, relieving the blockade of food, being exported from ukraine. he thinks his code for making progress and negotiation,

but it's not clear. russia will actually be doing anything positive to lift up located on that. i mean, do you think they will, do you think the deal will actually happen or you think it's all just going to be end up being a talk about it? i think there are no indications that that will happen. russia could relieve this pressure on food supplies for the rest of the world at any time it wanted. it hasn't done so, so there's no indication that it will do so anytime soon to tell. little bit about the of what turkey was trying to get out of this. i mean, they were keen to, i mean they've been threatening that they would carry out their own military operations. you mentioned in syria for their own purposes. and they were on medicaid that they didn't think that was a good idea as part of the summit. what would russia's message been to turkey on that? well, that's one of the key disconnects about this whole summit. if you look at what was actually said in the press conference, there was a message of unity. it was a message that we've all agreed between ourselves on the way forward. but then every single issue that they seem to have been considered there as far apart as the

what, what exactly the meaning of sovereignty and territorial integrity of syria is, has a different interpretation for all 3 players. so how exactly any agreement between them is going to play out in real life. if there was such an agreement, we'll have to see just by the actions rather than what they said this summer. and you mentioned that russia, it was also about looking like what, what, what they can do on the international at the moment. what, what about trade? i mean, there was a and a member and memorandum of understanding between the national union oil company signed with, with russia, gas problem. but you remember, this is an effort by russia to try and replace them the contracts. it's lost as a result of the war and ukraine with european partners. that's quite right. russia has most revenue from partners that have turned away from trading with russia over and above sanctions because they are so repulsed by what russia has actually done. and rushes looking around for other topics around the world to replace that revenue . it's already turned to india, for example, for massive amounts of energy exports to try to make up what they've lost from

europe. but once again, how practical this is what the real implications may be. we'll have to see when they actually deliver on whatever contract they may have signed. because there's a lot of noise from russia about making these new relationships with other parts of the world. but the substance of it doesn't always appear to be that strong care. john, thank you very much indeed. duffy, it's a russian forces have launched mythos strikes at targets across ukraine, including one of the last cities in the dawn bus region controlled by keith. and he's one person was killed in the eastern city of crime toast and several were injured. the governor of dynette screeches, as the russian attack caused a fire at a residential apartment block. you creating officials say they expect comatose once a city of more than 150000 people to become one of the main focuses of russia's latest defensive firefighters in the port city of a desa have been battling several fires following a series of russian missile strikes. there, at least 6 people were injured,

including a child, rushes, defense ministry says it destroyed a storage facility containing western supplied weapons. cave says, russian forces are intensifying, long distance strikes on targets, fall from the front and a nearby mc alive. a local farmers have helped firefighters save a burning wheat field, cranes, minute recess crops do for hard bit harvest being destroyed, by rushing, shelling keepers repeatedly accused moscow of attacking infrastructure and agriculture to provoke a global food process and pressure. the west ukraine's parliament has endorsed a decision by president lensky to fact, to top officials for failing to reach out russian spies even back and off was far from his position at the helm of the security service. and irina benedict tova was voted out as prosecutor general lensky later announced he also find one of the deputy heads of the security service, but gave no details for us as accuse russia of moving ahead with plans to antics

further ukrainian territory rushes weighing the ground work to annex ukrainian territory that controls indirect violation of ukraine. sovereignty were seeing ample evidence in the intelligence and in the public domain at russia intend to try to annex additional ukrainian territory. russia is beginning to roll out a version of what you could call and antics integration. playbook, very similar to the one we saw in 2014, already rushes, installing illegitimate proxy officials in the areas of ukraine. they're under its control. the cranes, 1st lady, leonard lensky, has visited the white house. she was met by both president joe biden and 1st lady joel biden, and received flowers from the u. s. president. afterwards, the 2 women and allegations from both countries, had a meeting. joe biden made a surprise visit to ukraine in may visiting a school that was sheltering, displaced people, and answers shall to address

u. s. congress. on wednesday. the european union will propose a voluntary 15 percent cut in natural gas use by its member states starting next month over concerns that russia may holt supplies. that's according to a report by bloomberg. it's feared moscow may not restart gas flows through the nord stream, one that pipeline, which was shut down for maintenance. this month. schedule work is due to end on thursday. in a crisis situation, e u m estates would be obliged to help each other by providing gas and exchanging information. thousands of sedans, hauser, people have been net protesting across multiple cities, demanding justice for dozens of people killed in tribal clashes in blue. now state demonstrate has gathered in the capital cartoon as well as get our f casala and ports you don prompting curfews at least 80 people have been killed and nearly 200 of been wounded since fighting broke out last week between the bertie and how's

a group here morgan has more from rosaries in that she does, but in our state we're here in one of the residential districts in recess locality . incidence blue now states. and this area here was a scene of fighting between members of the house, a tribe, and a members of the font tribe. it's a coalition of various other tribes. now it's has thought had over land dispute with members of the french tribe, saying that the house of tribe had tried to take overland and claim it as bears. this has led to a curfew being declared in the state after at least 80 people were killed. and more than $200.00 injured as a result of the fighting houses and properties have been burned, including shops at the market, and members of the house, the community had to flee to the capital them as in or to neighboring harder. tomb states note has also led to a wave of protest in several other states including the eastern states of godaddy and casala, where at least 3 people were killed. and a curfew was announced, as well as the capital harder to wear on tuesday. hundreds of members from the

house, the community protested in the capital, demanding the government take action against the latest round of violence. balloon al state is no stranger to violence. it's been the scene of fighting between government forces and rebel forces for decades until a peace agreement was signed in 2020, and was hoped that that peace agreement will bring stability to the region. but the latest wave of clash as the tribal clash, as has shown that even with the peas, they'll find balloon out. state has a long way to go before permanent stability and security settles m as not more still to come. this are the head of chin is his largest opposition party appears in court days before a referendum on extending the president power class. oh sure. lincoln's march against prime minister running away from missing and one of 3 candidates running to be president of the crisis. hit country and lation sport, one of japan's biggest athletes, retired from capacity of action. ah

hi there. welcome to look at international forecast. some welcome relief from matt heats across north western western parts of europe in january. can see the sherry cloud starting to make his way in across sir northwestern pass pushing towards ireland. and that will help to ease those temperatures. her area of high pressure to start a topple. it's way further. east was overnight. we saw the temperature tuesday morning. full no lower than 26 degrees celsius. that's your high for wednesday, then so rural change is underway. this. that heat, that's pushing its way further. east was berlin getting up to 38 degrees celsius. why does the afternoon to 30 there for warsaw. plenty. a warmth to into where sweden could catch 31 celsius here by thursday be you can see that fresh a weather that rather more comfortable weather. think of iraq is still going to be

wall. rather will come to weather coming into western past. as we go on through the next couple of days and as that heat continues, transfers way further east was all way down to the balkans. pretty warm there in italy at around 38 degrees celsius though you go with the showers just started to push in across a good part of willing been wells in particular. dr. brightest guys coming back in across scotland ad across the island of ireland. as we go on into where thursday some live, the showers there across the low countries, for northern parts of germany make its way for the east. ah. it's only 4 months to go to the world cup and the clock is ticking. as teams and fans prepared the cattle 2022, we'll have updates from different regions across the globe. this month, the focus is on africa. and cynical man to challenge for the trophy to winning the african nations will be cameroon. gonna to new z o morocco?

it's the alicia join us for the world, count down al jazeera one 3rd of all the put produced is the wasted, with tens of thousands of put outlet towel in south korea has been transformed from west offender if the global leader in foot recycling either reporting on how new technology is making this possible in kenya, i mean, the pharmacy and sandy's wood ability to destroy the label nodes to pendle walker pay no place afraid or does iraq ah ah,

i wanted to talk stories here now to 0. a string of fires broke out across london as the u. k. recorded its highest ever temperature breaking at 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. london mass had it come that said the cities fire brigade was under immense pressure dealing with the outbreaks firefighters in western spain. continue to battle more than 30 forest fires that are threatening lives and homes. at least 2 people have died. a while fires also prompted evacuation of hundreds of people near the greek capital. athens and russia's president has been on a rack trip abroad for a summit with allies, iran, and turkey in terror on the leaders of the 3 countries focused on the conflict in syria, and also discussed a un backed proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grade. a scientific review of australia's environment has found it's in a poor state and deteriorating the state of environment report says climate change related weather events or having

a devastating impact on an ecosystem that is already in trouble. australia has lost more mental species to extinction than any other continent in the world. sarah clark reports brisbin already this year sydney and much of new south wales have been devastated by torrential rain and floods. the forecast is more of the same with the latest state of the environment report declaring that extreme weather events like this are becoming the new norm. in the last 5 years, we've gotten into the impact of extreme events such as storms, wild fires, and very large bleaching away events caused by heat waves. sy, clones droughts and floods, and they have impacted almost every square inch of australia. the 2000 paid scientific document paints a grim picture of australia's ecosystems for marine environments to the days it land. an ocean. temperatures are on the rise, and australia has lost more memo species than any other continent. we name are 40

teams or, and sporting teams after assuring animals, we really love our wildlife in australia, so unique the world that we are destroying their homes. and the thing we can do to protect them is to protect their high and protect their habitats. the scientific gordon, so pollution mining, invasive species and climate change are to blame. this solution is a drastic reduction in carbon emissions as well as stronger national environment laws and the federal regulator to enforce them. the state of the environment report is compiled every 5 years. the last 4 have painted a grim picture. the pass report to predict the future impact of climate change is light. a scientific assessment is recording extensive damage that's happening now. responding to the report, australia newly elected government announced plans to protect 30 percent of the countries land and oceans by 2030. what the environment really name is the changed

system. that's the message from a samuel review. that's the message from the state of the environment report. without structural change, we'll be resigning ourselves to another decade of failure. without the tools we need to arrest our decline. another decade, sorry to say is too late. sarah clark out 0 brisbin australia. after nearly half a century operating as a government monopoly, nigeria is state oil company is now officially a privatized company. and many nigerians fit in the valley to higher fuel prices in the country. this benefited from some of the lowest prices in the world. i'm gonna address reports from alicia. it took nearly 20 years of parliamentary debates and concessions to commercialize nigeria is all a company. the government hopes the new firm will attract private investors and cut wasted corruption. we are transforming our petroleum industry

to strengthen its capacity and market, the relevance for the present and future global energy priorities. leading the transformation is an industry better this company can make quick decisions, can invest quickly, can borrow quickly compare bach. last, when did do and also, but most importantly to be accountable to shareholders. the oil and gas sector reforms come with global attention, moved towards clean energy with proven reserves of $206.00 trillion cubic feet of gas. and hoping to grow that to 600 trillion. official expectations here are understandably high for your country. so blessed in gas like ours, we cannot be happier and more excited. but concerns remain. many here are worried that the, you know, of chip oil they're used to will soon be over. in the absence of these

walker refineries, we import distance. and if you imported a haydn and to be honest, it's a limits. i don't see. i don't see how government can continue with the subsidy in nigeria at about $0.40 per liter nigeria, penn, less for petrol than almost anyone else in the world. critics say subsidies, how stifled growth and bread corruption now with private investors coming in. nigerians may have to pay more for fuel. the new company wants to offer shares for sale as early as next year. it talk to say whether this commercial printer will go the way previous privatized companies, which struggled with assets, tripping and corruption. all would prove to be an exception homage edris al jazeera, a boucher nigeria, and of june is years largest opposition party has been allowed to return home after

parrying in court to face accusations of money laundering. russia again, which he was speaker of parliament until it was his own last year by a present case i an he's been accused of mounting a power graham, the hearing before an investigative judge, last of nearly 10 hours comes days before a controversial referendum on the new constitution which would greatly expand the president's powers. good. she says he's been acquitted and the allegations are a political ploy. what i said, after 10 hours of investigation and examination, the judge has to live with the acquittal. the brilliant defense team has managed to refute all the allegations and of sharon the all the allegations were empty. in order to incriminate the head of our movement, ahmed, the lawyers were able to refute them. all. it was evident the court has achieved a huge level of independence, and we are very proud of our judiciary. one that yet at least 13 inmates have been killed in a mass prison fight in ecuador. several others were injured in the city of santo

domingo, about 80 kilometers from the capital quito. more than 40 inmates died during arrive at the same prison in may. the government blames the unrest in prisons on gangs vying for control of territory and drug trafficking roots. last year, 316 prisoners were killed in jail fights across ecuador, 3 people. the missing and 11 are injured. dr. large gas explosion, cost 3 floors of a multi story building to collapse in the chinese port city of change in near beijing. the city was the scene of a massive explosion at a chemical warehouse in 2015. the killed 173 people. a number of people known to have died when an overloaded boat capsized in central pakistan has reached 50. most of the passengers were women and children. going to a wedding. come on hi to has more miss. i'm about a board i turned on the river in dallas in southern pond. draw that claim the lived

over, at least 50 people, search and rescue a still under way. all right, now it seems that door when me thing operate you dead because they said the monsoon season, the river that orland dot cutter and for strong the board that they were travelling in or their dilapidated board or most of the boards do not draw our take into account safety procedures such as life jackets, these boards are not worthy. they're normally powered by employ wide engines. however, the rescue who reads this part had to discontinue, was regarded of dog i. we are told that this morning going to be berlin again. searching for dogs when missing a bad dimension because of the strong guns. many of those bodies may have been rep there where there's only highlight the dangers of not falling safety procedures and also a lack of interest from the administration. but report,

i tend to wait till about exactly how many people who are on board normally did it, nor headcount when people are overcrowded, into boards. however, don't read does or where did, and this is indeed another tragedy that could have been avoided. shank is parliamentary, announced the 3 candidates, no one aged to be the next president. 6th, i'm former prime minister, running with from a singer is the favorite. he became acting president after go to buy a bunch of pack so resigned earlier this month. and has the support of the largest broken parliament, but is low by protest is, is main opponent is the journalist turned education minister, dallas, alabama, who has become a critic of the governing party. he has the support of the biggest opposition party is leader has withdrawn from the race. assert candidate is a new or decent eoc, a leader ever left his party whose coronation as just 3 parliamentary seats or

earlier protested inter lanka burnt, an effigy of interim president, running away from a singer, members of parliament. as we mentioned, we'll choose a new president on wednesday and protest essay thou stay on the streets if he is chosen. one of the causes of shall anchors. economic crisis was the banning of imported chemical fertilizer. former president roger pac sir introduced the ban to push the country towards organic farming. but at harvard rice production, driving the country to the brink of a food emergency. steadfast reports from candy where she spoke to a devastated farmers. their body feels luke lush and green, but in reality these farmers are struggling on may 6th last year. they were forced to go organic overnight, and their production has plummeted since munger for the dinner. i am very sorry. the poor people of using huge problems, no gumaro mega stan, i lost his job as a construction worker of the prices of the man skyrocketed. all he and his family

have as a few petty fields to feed themselves by buying expensive fertilizer on the black market. he hopes to increase production monthly dinner. i'm working so hard, but it feels as if it isn't also nothing. but the government gave us organ fertilizer, but it's not good. good for the laser. we got a lot of right, but now it's just a fraction of handle. before i bought a good deal, i, my harvest went down with 50 percent off on 6 months. after did romantic decision, the government lifted the ban by then the country was already in its worst economic crisis since its independence 70 years ago. this is one of the painful legacies of former profit and go to bio hodge up box has policies. the agricultural sector has nearly collapsed in just 3 years. 3 longer that long been an export of rice. it's now being forced to import their staple food. the imports are costing the country

dearly here in the hills around candy, sweet lanka, 2nd largest city. all of the country's current crises come together to take their rise and vegetables to the market. farmers need fuel, which is in short supply. those who are lucky enough to find fuel to buy, find a markets nearly empty because traders and bias phase, a lack of fuel to blow by hand. and we can't rely on the business. and even if you manage to bring $500.00 kilos of vegetables from a farms he'll know customers to buy it and buy the price has gone up. for example, 5 under the kilo at the end of the day, i'm forced to sell 200 that i keep losing money and the intended professor mar omby was sacked as a government advisor after the warranty import band was a recipe for disaster. some men made the software very unfortunately, it's too late, but still we have some for that. we are in the this is not going to feel benito because, i mean, nobody should get that impression. right. they'll all parallel lines,

but we are looking at countries for security, not a foot secretary of the small group of people. he says, the massively grown rise will run out in a few months, leaving whoever takes over as president, a massive problem. how to pay for important rise to prevent the humanitarian disaster. when the government has run out of fallen currency steadfast and al jazeera candy 3 lanka here in the u. k. and pizza voted out another candidate to replace bar. as johnson as contempt, party leader and prime minister for my qualities minister can be about an oak received the lowest number of votes in tuesday's po. that leaves former chancellor issue neck trade minister, penny morrant, and firms actually trust. one of them will be voted out. i m p 's on wednesday. the window will then be selected by conservative party members. jenna, how has more from central london in the midst of a heat wave. the contest in there for leadership of the conservative party and the

country is hot. hot, hot on wednesday afternoon. we will know who the final 2 candidates are to go through to a runoff. boat among members of the conservative party, but 1st and peace. have one more say 3 candidates still standing. former chancellor rashid soon act remains the favorite. he is in the lead one vote shy of being guaranteed a place in the ronald. he will almost certainly get there, and he'll do so in the unhappy knowledge of a brand new opinion poll that suggests he would lose against any one of the other candidates. that's according to conservative party members. kimmy bade knock, a big figure on the right of the party is out of the race eliminated. after scoring the fewest votes in tuesday's ballot, that leaves liz trust, stealing the race in 3rd place. the other big figure on the right of the party, the foreign secretary, she's up 15 votes showing there is momentum behind loose truss his campaign. and in

2nd place there all the less well known quantity of international trade minister penny more than perhaps the only change candidate left in the race. the big question for wednesday, of course, who will get through to face richie sumac. between those 2 trusts and morton, and we'll kimmy bade knock, supporters on the right falling behind this trust, pushing the foreign secretary, the john sonya continuity candidate if you like, across the line. so i had this news, our ben stokes farewells one day cricket jemma details in sport and travelers battle long queues at airports. we look at how we could all be fly in the future. ah, cats are always official airline of the john with

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ah, now his general with a sport. thank you laura and he was the hero of england's a wild cup when it's 3 years ago. but ben stokes, his a one day career has ended in defeats. england was set a target of 334 to win. the 1st one, the international again south africa at his home ground at dharm stokes was given a standing ovation. as he came out to bats, but he was out l b w for just a 5 runs in his final valuable landing 3 not the fab. i'll england's test captain would have wanted his side lost by 63 runs to go one, no down. in the 3 match series, it's been more than a decade. is it in south africa hosted the 1st world cup to be played on the african continent and legacy of investment in grass roots?

football was promised. a correspondent for me to middle has been finding out if that was actually delivered. this is the way po, south of johannesburg, which during the 20 penn woke up was the hub for many people living in the area for aspiring players. the world cup brought home the reality of a global events that was unreachable for many, many years later, a young players like these still practicing in poor facilities. after the world cup, south africa received about $40000000.00 from fever for the development of the game locally. but players in club like this one say they haven't benefited that or renewed at the fund that was given to our mother body shop. was supposed to be helping us this area are supposed to be developed. most of the areas that we haven't had a sent from you guys if. if they something that if you'd want proof of it,

because we don't see anything had been in the past that was given by people. so by african, if a close to legacy trust this year, after the money ran out, it says some of the money was used to fund junior national teams, women's soccer, and to both facilities. even then their allegations that some of the costs were inflated. young players remain motivated despite the challenges they face. their woke up was significant to me because it gave us hope like at a time where like, we were hyped up about saw. everyone was talking about it like the sailors were allowed across the street. so we were very, we were looking forward to the woke up and when it happened at the time, it gave us hope and inspiration to play as well. looking at the fate of where we come from, i want to get christ along the way like that. a lot of that goes by then it's pulling them and tell you to a one. so you are not so yeah,

it is that she despite their emission to play at professional level or for the national team, their coach says that's almost impossible simply because of a lack of support and trying to work with players that development level in conditions like this makes it very challenging for any of these players to advance . for me as report features in our 2nd world cup countdown show which this month focuses on africa, we discuss where the study amana instead of go can follow up the african success at capital 2022. you can watch the show online or next on out there at 1130 gmc on wednesday. one of japan's biggest athletes has retired from competitive figure skating to tomlin pic, champion. easy, re, hang. you will turn that professional mocking the end of an incredible career, which is included more than a dozen wild records. when are joined by figure skating journalist jackie,

won't jackie, thank you for your time. let's talk about getting a sense of just how big can you is in figure skating. i'm his popularity in japan. i mean, absolutely huge. is not just in japan, but also just around the world. he's got the incredibly dedicated fandom that follows is every move understands who he is and, and just and just so enamored by his persona that he is more than an athlete to his band is really quite the legend and it, it is a sad day for figures gave her competitive figures game, but also the start of a new deck. oh, he said it's a 5 day that how much of a surprise was his decision. it wasn't a surprise at all actually. the after the pretty skate up, lympics, how you actually did a press conference and a lot of journalists were looking at that press conference as

a potential one where he retires, look, is accomplished basically everything that he could potentially accomplish. as a figure skater. he's a legit and he will go down as a incredible skate or an incredible proponent for the sport just you know, legendary status, right. but the last few years he's just been injury after injury especially to the ankle that he just keeps injuring. and so it just wasn't sustainable for him to continue pushing himself and pushing his body to the limits like he's been doing the last 4 years and we've hadn't gotten professional. does that mean he won't be able to compete and events? it's not so much that he can, i mean he can decide to come back whenever he wants and complete. the whole idea of being professional or really being out of competitive skating is

that he can now focus his time. it needs chosen to focus in time on something other than competition. so, you know, you talk a lot about building shows and taking advantage of the incredible interest in figures getting from both japan and around the world in him, in the skaters that she has inspired. and you know there's, there's a lot to be that about the next phase because career. ready where you continue to basically, you know, be, be an ambassador for the sport, and to push the sport likely to new artistic limits. while we'll watch an interest what he does next, jackie young that figure skating john this. thank you for your time. washington national batter. i'm so sorry, landed the $1000000.00 prize at the annual high run. be so defeated samples

rodriguez by one. how much to take the title event is an annual home run hitting competition in making basal generally how'd the day before the m l. b games and that is your sports from me for now. it's back to lauren taylor in london. thank you very much. do you know that you case fonder. asha is back after 4 year hiatus the impact to the global pandemic. i'm a drive to clean up and travel. a twin challenges for the industry. how we fly today is often cramped, disrupted, and delayed. but how we fly to morrow or trans, explains. the gulf between vision and reality rarely yawns as wide as at trade shows that farm bra and travellers green high tech hassle, free in the real wells. q stretch baggage piles up and pilots strike at farm bureau. boris johnson is

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