me, i saw my son in 15 years and i felt like, you know, at this time the band system we're going to, i'm just not willing to accept the way the fans show legislation. can i get the room that's going to speak to a major need for my come in and this bill identifies use violence as opposed to filter damage. last year we are $200.00 murder. the ripple effect of violence when it comes to youth stretches far. why? we went away. i the open to their english where the image you see now is all the committee room in the house, the parliament where the conservative parties. 922 committee will convene shortly

for expecting them to announce the 2 candidates that have been successful in gaining the peas and vote. that will then lead them to much larger membership vote and indeed replace boris johnson as prime minister of the united kingdom. and in turn, be the conservative party leader as well. now the votes in parliament this week have narrowed the field candidates to just 3 ritchie sooner, who still the favorite less trust the foreign secretary and penny mordant, also not in the cabinet, but certainly a popular candidate that we have gray and raising the chair of the 1922, with the about to announce the results along with a committee member for the envelope. let's listen some blue paper that's returning office. i can give you the results of the balance of 357 votes were cast

out of a possible 358. they were to spoil ballot papers. the numbers of various cast for each candidate is as follows. mordant 105, soon act. 137, trust, 113. therefore richie soon act and lives trust will be the candidates going forward to the final about as the conservative party members. the ballot will close on the 2nd of september, and i will announce the results at 12 30 pm on monday, the 5th of september. thank you very the short and sweet. the result land from the great and brady, he's actually the mp faltering of the sale west have been a great demand just north west of england. we have the result. let's cross over to

jonah hall table on there to live for us in westminster. and so china, we have a results now and this result will go towards the wider conservative membership across the united kingdom. what i have said that is the expected results, certainly on the numbers that have been developing during the course of the week to quickly remind you, richie, soon as a former chancellor of the exchequer, he pitches himself as the, the candidate most likely to lead the party to victory, the next election, stabilizing the economy, and dealing with the cost of living crisis. as he goes, he is not popular inside downing street where he is seen as having betrayed the prime bar johnson and conspiring against him. he's also not popular with the members of the party list, trust the foreign secretary, she promises to restore what she calls a truly economic, truly conservative rather economic agenda with lower taxes,

higher spending on defense, no real plan for how to pay for them. but she's seen broadly as the john sonya and continuity candidate most likely to continue or is johnson's brand, the populace politics? let me bring in my guess. now. john ashmore, the editor of cap x, that's a conservative leaning website. thanks for joining me, john. what do we make of this? it was the it was the expected pairing. was it? yeah. as you say, i think most people thought it would be once the last round results came out. okay, well that's probably plays well for this truck because kimmy bade not to drop out before was more on the same wing of the policy is this trust and it looks as though . ready most of her supports have gone to less trust, obviously some of them have gone so probably more than as well. so it wasn't as though they didn't move on block and coming by, you know, it was, i wasn't gonna endorse a particular candidate. but yeah, trustee so not. and interestingly when this, when bought some, some resigned. some people saying we could have someone kind of shoot from the back of the pack. someone who's not that well known. but we have that to a degree with kimmy bade not,

but really it's the 2 most established huge figures party to very well established . yeah, it goes to people who held high offices of state. so they've got all the experience that they need to go into the top job having a mr. soon act. is it some of a disadvantage according to an opinion paul of conservative party members taken this week? that seems to show pretty clearly that he would have been beaten by just about all the candidates and the more so by least trust how worried will his campaign be about that? do you think? i think they'd be concerned, but i think they will have a plan to address that. you're right in that he matched up pretty poorly against all of those candidates, whoever it had been there was perhaps a sense that of the 3 las trust was the preferred candidate to go up against. because in her own words, she's not the most polished presenter. she's trying to make, i think that's quite cleverly trying to make an asset of that fact in much the same way. so such a job it did last time. you say, oh, i haven't had elocution lessons or anything like this. so i think his team will

think, well, he is good on the stand piece. good is quite persuasive. it's on, there's a long way to go. the one thing i would say though, is that this is slightly strange. election in the tory members are going to be able to vote pretty much straight away over number of weeks. it's not as though they have a small window. ready towards the end and then the results and outs in september. so that happened some kind of commentators conservative figure saying look, wait, let's have these hustings that have this argument 1st, then vote don't so jumped the gun, let them have their say. i think a lot of a fascinating august ahead let's, let's remind ourselves as you just did there. this is a contest among conservative party empties 1st and then conservative party members . it doesn't get anywhere near a proper public ballot. it's a contest that has been bitterly fought, that has revealed deep ideological differences among the big figures of the party, real personal animosity as well. it's arguably done damage to the tory brand that's not likely to change in the next 6 weeks. is it? this will be a very public and very tense fight. yeah, i mean,

you saw they dropped the last of the televised debates early this week. i think most people thought because it was doing so much damage the party, one of the most striking things his labors attack had for it was just all the candidates talking to each other and attacking each other. but what's really nice spill in that the last debate which i was on i t v. wister. sooner and trust seemed to have the most personal animus they gave each candle, got to ask another question. they both chose each other. so i think you got a real sense that it was gonna be like, you say choir. nasty is the wrong word, but certainly a full throttle campaign in the month ahead. john, we saw in the last couple of hours, but as johnson giving his last session at the dispatch box in prime ministers, questions, questions over his legacy, the taint that he leaves behind on the party. it's the hope is that they are now electing a new prime minister who will turn the page on all of that rehabilitate the party and lead it to victory in the next election. how likely do you think that is now?

well, if i were labor i wouldn't be getting ahead of myself. bear in mind the tories still have a very big majority. labor still have a lot of can cultural problems in those seats. they lost in the subjects at voting seats. the other thing say is that these are 2 continuity figures, and they've both been in the cabinet for, for a while. richardson i was, or assumptions number 2, but a lot the conserved his problems in the pulse. a tied very personally to boris johnson, much in the same as their victory was in 2019. so i think there is a case there any one, but morris could and hope to maybe win back some of those southern boats as who of abandon the party while retaining some of those northern motors that that strange coalition that they now have whether or not they have the kind of instinctive appeal he has for certain voters. so that's another question. so i'm, i wouldn't neither party will be counting their chickens at this stage. i think that's everything to playful label will be taking some comp comfort. in another opinion poll out in the last 24 hours suggesting that kia star mo, would win against any of the standing candidates this week. that will do them good

. wanted. yeah, and it, they certainly are in a better place than they have been in recent years. it's amazing how this time, not even only 9 months ago, told me how secure of orest johnson is always, you know, people were talking about another decade in our face. these, these things change very quickly. i think kids will be feeling confident, but also well aware of just how big intellectual mountain to climb, and i don't think lisa clinic will be getting ahead of himself too quickly. okay. don't. let's leave it there. thanks very much. what an extraordinary day. a very decisive day in the context contest to elect a new leader, conservative party, and prime minister of this country. it is also the day of course, when the house of commons had the opportunity to say good bye, devoris johnson. his final appearance at the dispatch box back to you. thanks very much, jen. help force that in london. let's go to the days. other news now and a punishing european heat wave is fueling wall fast and stretching emergency services. spain's prime minister says the soaring temperatures have already led to

the deaths of more than 500 people. and find fighters are struggling to contain a huge one of our bedding. just north of the greek capital athens. thousands of people have had to flee their homes. it follows more than a week of blazes across spain, france and portugal, which affords tens of thousands of people to evacuate dangerous robbie jones be now for one of the worst effected areas in the mora province in spain. and it just has been a very grim days a that's exactly right, while conditions here have improved. the fact is that there are more and more fire spreading in other parts of the country here in to borrower at the command and control center. and this is the central coordination hub for all air rescue activity for all ground operations being conducted in this part of spain in the northwest of the country. and what we're hearing from officials is that there is reason for optimism. a week ago or 2 weeks ago, there were dozens of fires burning all across the country just days ago. that

number was 3720 of them out of control. just yesterday, there were 30 fires 20 of them out of control today that number has dropped to 16 and there's only 9 fires that officials say they're truly concerned about across the country. so certainly there is improvement. they are having some success. but that success comes after the days of dramatic and often desperate efforts to fight these fires the sound of salvation in the skies over northwest spain. right now, every drop of water math from these hilltops, it is clear the situation globe is dark on the ground. things are much worse, tomato is on fire. panic residents look for any help they can find. as the flames near, ah,

with these wildfires comes chaos desperation. the animals she says are still inside trying to save their homes, their livestock, their livelihoods ever 2nd callous. ah . you know, the town of tomorrow's a key strategic location. the command and control center based here is coordinating air and ground operations throughout the castilian young province. precious little rest for teams working around the clock to keep pace with wild fires in real time. this is my 25 year. has it ever been this bad?

and no, of course. absolutely no. there came a change. his very person. i'm busy question is related with that, right. we did wrote these fires have a pulse. the most danger firefighter say is the late afternoon, the hottest part of the day when the sun is highest and the winds are strong. this fires happening all across this part of spain, but these flames represent the kind of change in the profile of these wildfires. the fires are moving from the hill country down. they've burnt up all the fuel they can find in the hills. and now they're looking for more fuel moving downwards towards more populated areas. as they put out one fire more come alive. climate change experts say has altered the behavior of wildfires. they now burn faster, hotter and longer. people living here say everything can't aspire and you cannot

trust the ground. now, even though things are improving, there isn't is inescapable ground reality. and that is the heat record temperatures going up every year during the summers in europe, spain's prime minister petro sanchez. and now it's just today, that heat wave related deaths in spain are now at $500.00. so that is a very big figure. and the fact is that the heat wave is likely to continue in the days to come in parts of spain in the central part of the country, closer to the capital madrid. some of those areas are seeing a worse wildfires yet and right now here and tomorrow we have been able to observe . there has been an observable uptake in the activity in the skies over these towers. there's been more helicopters in the air, more spotter planes. and we've seen more water bombing planes making rounds, trying to combat the dry conditions here. these are all reminders that even though things may be improving for now the wild fire season here in spain as far from over

. same bas robbie, florida in zamora, spain, thank you. now thousands of people in greece of hunt to flee their homes as the fires burnett athens cruiser on the slopes of mount penn tele battling flames, which are being found by strong winds. at least 15 plains and 9 helicopters trying to douse those fires. 25 kilometers. ne of the greek capital dot tulsa jibari has bill from dorothy increase according to officials who we spoke to from the fire department. the main concern and the challenges they faced overnight was the high winds and the changing direction of the wind, which was helping the fires continue. and this now spread to the region, just about 10 minutes drive north of here, behind the mountains, behind me of the deli region and those flames continue as we speak. they are affecting nearly 30000 residents in that area in this town about 3500 residents were evacuated on tuesday afternoon. and as you can see,

as there is very little activity going on right now, because it is still very much off limits to most of the residents, we have to ask for special permission to enter here and see what is the pause. what is the fire? the damage cause we also saw a number of homes that have been burnt in this town. now they are nearly 500 firefighters and about a 125 trucks that are in working in this area, trying to control the situation. this is of course, one of the many fires that have been ongoing since the start of the fire season, according to the governments that is as of may 1st until july 14th, they've recorded new 2500 wildfires in greece. and of course, the hardest weeks have not even approached that that is in august. so there is certainly a concern about what is to come yet in phones more than $20000.00 heck. tears of land have been burned and present him and we're macro is in la test abuse sion,

janet and region meeting firefighters and thanking them for their work. they've been frustrated by scorching temperatures and strong dry winds as they battled to separate fires near bordeaux. well, plenty more had here all the out is there, a news are including to lancaster parliament to lex, ronelle were crime, a singer as president as a political and economic crisis continues. and italy's prime minister tries to salvage his coalition government after it was pushed to the brink of collapse. electrons bought a shot with or in the 1500 meters of the world, athletics. trumpeters. ah, the other european commission is asking member states to cut back gas consumption by 15 percent to prepare for a possible cut off of russian energy supply. that old stream one pipeline which carries gas from russia to germany is scheduled to come back online after

maintenance on thursday. but they're off is it may not in retaliation for european sanctions against russia. russia is black mailing us. russia is using energy as a weapon. and therefore, in any way event, whether it's a partial major cut off of russian gas or total cut off of russian gas, europe needs to be ready. we are asking the member states to reduce fight 15 percent, the gas consumption. 15 percent. why this is the equivalent to 45 b, c. m of gas. and with such a reduction, we can make it safely through this winter in case of a complete disruption of lashley gas. without rebuttals or correspondent live for us in paris, following events for it. it doesn't really come much more stark of them that does it from a level de leon. yes,

the head of the commission, ready assuring of a stock a warning to you meant the states effectively saying that unless the block shows up its gas supplies, then it could face a very a difficult winter. indeed. you heard? oh, so want elaine there, mapping out why that would be the case that basically russia that supplies just over 30 percent of gas to the european union could consider cutting it supplies either totally or partially vote lion saying that russia is blackmailing the european union. that it is weapon, ising gas supplies. there any disruption to that gas supply or would be devastating as says ursula borderline for the, for industries, for the public, for consumers and basses. why she is saying it is very important that they, you tries to protect its own gas supplies, build them up if you like. because if not, some countries that rely very heavily on russian gas, for example, hungry, the czech republic could really

a suffer very greatly if those supplies were lost. and of course of the issue really, as you say, is about the consumer using gas. the business user also using gas and capacity by the member states to be able to store gas because if gas is cut off, i believe within the european union, there is an agreement that one country helps another when in need. well that's the idea that certainly what the head of the commission is promoting. she is saying that we all need to help each other if we are facing huge energy crisis, particularly in the winter months. and that is why the commission is proposing that member states try and reduce their gas supply by 15 percent, or between the months of august and march to get through that winter period that would help or reduce any impact or disruption on gas supplies. should russia, for example, a cut or reduce a it's gas supplies a to the a you? now this would be on a voluntary basis, says the commission,

but they would look at the possibility of making these reductions at mandatory if there was a real energy, emergent emergency. now there has been some reaction to this proposal. some e u business leaders are saying, well, this is something that would be to never say seeing in terms of the impact on industry to make these gas carts. we've also heard from some member states including a poland. poland says look, we've got 98 percent of our gas storage filled, so we don't really need to look a reductions and that would impact on our economy. so certainly not something that's going to be very easy. it's not an easy ask on behalf of the commission, but the same time what the commission is saying is if we don't do that, we'll all be in trouble. and we'll supposed to be collectively looking after each other that as a buffalo for us there in paris, thanks latasha. let's take a closer look now at what's at stake because before the war, russia supplied 40 percent of europe's gas supply. replacing that just before the winter is practically impossible, according to some experts supplemented by shipments of ellen g from the u. s.

european storage caverns are about sort of 60 percent full. now the target is 80 percent before winter sets in for that might be difficult if the north stream on pipeline doesn't come back on line. you says if they're fully cut off from russian gas and the winter is cold, it could her e u member states. now g d p by 1.5 percent on average could be cut germany and italy stand to hurt the most. that's get lawless and been our sees the founder and editor of in tele, new jersey. i live from berlin. mr. iris could help you with this when the european do tool contingency plans should be made well ahead of winter in your opinion, and in your knowledge of the way it's all set up across europe in terms of acquisition and storage water, they really talking about what's realistic this is a contingency plan, and what the afraid of is the rush is going to not restart the stream one pipeline,

which is to come back online tomorrow. and already in june, gas from the russian state gas company had already reduced the flows through no stream one to year by 60 percent. and there's a scramble going on now as your corresponding reports to fill the gas tanks for november 1st, where you said that that needs to be 80 percent full. and you know, stream one time doesn't come back on the line then it's going to be extremely difficult. and already last year was the 1st year we started to win. so without those tanks being 80 percent, they were any, it's 77 percent. but even back small short for cause the huge gas prices and prices despite. and it's just not clear at this point where the pipeline is going to come back online. and if you did, even at the reduce for 40 percent, then that would probably enough to get to november. the 1st with 80 percent of tanks, full lines talking about here is possibility of gas not being assumed. and then as

contingency plans, make sure that europe can get through the wind, because without that gas, there's going to be a huge energy crisis. industry will have to cut production, that people will be forced to turn the thermostat down several degrees. and in prices would spike even further than they did last year, and they were already up 20 percent last year. i mean, the impact is as far as you perhaps imagine, i mean the move, as you mentioned, just hit the economy, a different rates and to different states at different times. so huge things going to be affected the most. and when indeed, the reliance on russian guys is, is very, very across europe. i see a fan to whoever's living on what was the border then the most exposed hungry check for public love act. and italy are in the firing line here. and they're very

dependent on russian gas, and if it doesn't stand up huge problem, germany also is dependent, but not quite as badly. i'm as a report yesterday saying in the events of russia cutting off all gas than you would see 6 the same contractions in the most exposed countries. 6, the st. crash, the contraction is a crash. that's an economic crisis of the 1st order, and even germany would say 2 to 3 percent contraction, which is also a very painful crisis. and this is why live in coming up with this plan to try and get people to conserve gas. because if you look at the gas mass, then russia spends about 155 cubic meters year of every year. and this 15 percent represents 45000000 cubic meters, saving the same at 55 stream sense. so you would replace the stream with the saving is meant to work. i mean, the statistics are mind boggling, but then indeed,

while oil from russia will be banned by the end of $22270.00. the gas is problematic. as we've discussed. and, and kat off, for example, was approached by the united kingdom, which is mean the, you earlier, the ship embarrassed johnson host to the media to talk about, you know, bringing more l n g over to the u. k. the e, with any just signed in the last few days in agreement with us by john, about increasing its gas supply to the e. u. i mean the, all the right moves and all the right noises. but can they actually help before the end of 2022? no, there's not enough time for this year. i'm discuss. crisis has to be dealt with what they're talking about now, which is the savings. and there's also still talk about extending the lives of the german nuclear power stations, which can probably get through so much and help and restarting ho, fire gas station, power stations. but in terms of guess the, the about on deal would increase by only 10000000 cubic meters,

which is a drop in the bucket. i mean it's less than 10 percent of what's needed and that can be put into place until next year anyway. and with that n g, the maximum because of the capacity limits at the terminals, the maximum energy can supplies 15 percent of europe needs. and she is not announced either in germany here, russia to build new terminals. but even that one solve the problem, the longer term solutions of looking to jerry, africa, supplies to central asia, gas b and c countries for supplies. all of that stuff will start to make a difference, but only next year because we have an imminent. so you have to solve now, sorry, sorry, but it'll pop in. i would just want to ask you about the politics of us a by john, i find this very interesting in the fact that it is a and i, a long term. i like russia finding an agreement with forgot sales to the just seems sort of incomprehensible without the agreement to the note of moscow considering

the sort of geo politics. right now, i'm presuming to the buck who lost have looked to moscow before they signed that deal with the you. to find a strange one is, is a lot less dependent on russia than some of the other countries. and all of those countries in the book says they're all and in central asia to that they're trying to navigate between the interest, the geopolitical interest of the big boys, pressure on one side, the west stays on the other side and has the advantage of being a big one and gas producers and so in that sense it's financially independent from moscow. it gets most of its weapons from, from the trade is extremely important. relations are old and close. but we've seen that recently with the guys where the president sit on stage with boots in last 2 weeks ago and told them we don't recognize the breakaway republics and dumbass, which was a real slap in the face. and what they're trying to do is distance. and so someone

from russia in order to keep their relationships with the west. and i think here we see the same thing going on. back to retain is good relationships with deep and long standing trade relations. but at the same time, the only if the president, secondly june, and see to do a favor to, to your advice. finally section. and as i said, it's not a game changer must go except instead of extra gas that have extra money for back to. but it's not going to change their power, their leverage over europe by replacing much yes. interesting time for my been our thanks so much for joining us from ballad. well, still had here all al jazeera, an energy crisis in bangladesh force is the government to take drastic action plus will tell you why this award winning iranian filmmaker is basic 60 a jail sentence. and it support we catch up with the funds. and so they go, national team prepares for the upcoming wells comp. those stories to the right

ah and the cloud often promises more than it gives and here is the cloud from the last 1824 hours or so. and it's suggest sharon, likely, later on the day and even tomorrow than the mountains of yemen, but nothing much else that probably is right. the breeze that catches his part of a man has now certainly picked up the account is now overcast. it's a lot of nice little enclave, it'll be drizzly and green here and which is completely different everywhere else, where you might even spot a temperature forecast of 50 in baghdad. wouldn't seen that last year as a forecast know the year before, but everything is creeping up slowly. the heat in iran's mostly not so bad, but again come off the and since and towards the board of the rock and we touching 50 here as well. the breeze is not that strong, little bit of a hit, maybe a re add of a, of a dust storm, or least dust in the air. otherwise, things change

a little to is fairly hot in 1111 time coast. but the onshore breeze in egypt is keeping it a little bit cooler and you bit further in land and the sun gets to work. nothing has changed. we've got to saturday now. come down about 49 in baghdad. what a big difference. now they're happy is a big showers recently nieto pier south to diane sudan. they're giving a bit of a break to jibber. i think there's still flooding on the ground, but it's not like to be topped up. ah ah ah ah ah,

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kilowatt hour. there was news with me. the whole rom, the reminder of all hope. stories where she's not call list trust will be brittany next prime minister, before the chancellor of foreign secretary you have been announced as the final to kansas and the case. conservative party leadership contest, trade minister penny motor was eliminated in a vote by f. p. a heat wave across europe is ceiling walls and stretching emergency services to the limits. planes. prime minister says sewing temperatures have led to the depths of more than 500 people. and the european commission has unveiled that emergency plan to scale the gas consumption in case russia completely cuts off supplies. the members to juice. they got these by 15 percent until next year. the parliament insur lanka has elected running with crime a single as the new president a week out to go to buy a bunch of bucks a flight and then resigned. because i'm a single was serving as inter in president after mass protest force roger pox.

that's a step down. the 6 time premier will finish the remaining 2 years of his predecessors turn around a $1000.00. and it is not necessary to say how hard the country's economic condition is. yes, we have to embark on a new program to go forward and we have to work together to do that. i'm thankful to the other 2 candidates. i invite them to work with me for the development of the country. without being eaten, sebastian has moved from columbus. the protest movement that has dominated a street here in columbia has outright rejected president daniel week from a single day asked for his resignation. immediately we saw, of course, last week, large protest here in colombo against him when he became the acting president. and now a protest is also gearing up again here only now, dozens of people have been gathering here. they've been very angry. they have set, the parliament has not listened to the voice of the people they have chosen only their own personal interest. some people have been accusing them of money politics

. they say that a is part of the box line. so that is a real rejection here on the street, and they are asking people to come back to the have these mass rallies again, like loose scene in the past couple of weeks. we got a missing and now has this huge task to deal with this unprecedented crisis here in the country. the country is bankrupt. there's no foreign or reserves as a future fuel crisis, which is basically affecting all sectors of society. there's also a food crisis. people not capable of eating 3 meals a day, aid organizations are calling it the humanitarian disaster unfolding sorta as a love on his plate. the i m f is already reaching out saying there might be a deal. so, and that's of course, something that a lot of people are hoping for that at least week i'm a senior, can make sure that more money will come to a sri lanka. but with the people outright rejecting him, he will have

a lot to deal with the ukraine 1st lady alina. alexa is, elaine sca has addressed the u. s. congress, with a study of ukraine, used her speech to talk around the people suffering from the war and emphasize the importance of us financial and military aid. she visited the white house on tuesday, where she met with you has been joe biden. and the 1st lady, you credit forces of damaged and important braves in the southern cash region, but russia has been using to deliver supplies to its troops, the temporary administration and the russian control regents. as keith struck the dina pro river bridge with us supplied rock is that despite the damage, the coffee is still open, the page is one of the only 2 that russia can use to supply or withdrawal forces from the area and ukraine's president has dismissed the deputy head of a security service lot of his lensky maintain announcement just 2 days after suspending the head of the organization and the prosecutor general,

the president said they fail to root out alleged collaborators working for moscow. and the u. s. as the keys rush of moving ahead with plans, alex more ukrainian territory, washington says moscow's aiming to hold sham referendums and a number of regions. russia is laying the groundwork to annex ukrainian territory that controls indirect violation of ukraine. sovereignty were seeing ample evidence in the intelligence and in the public domain that russian tends to try to annex additional ukrainian territory. russia is beginning to roll out a version of what you could call and an annexation playbook. very similar to the one we saw in 2014, already russia, installing illegitimate proxy officials in the areas of ukraine. they're under its control with 2 african, our citizens, ministry of health says at least 105 people have now died and tribal violence in the blue nile state, the bassi and who's the tribes have been fighting overland for days. ok if you has

been imposed and military reinforcements have been deployed to increased scrutiny. security, pardon me? as a balkan report, survivors are still picking up the pieces. this is what remains of a jelly up the less home in sudan, southeast and blue. now state his searching for any personal belongings he can salvage most were burned in fighting between members of his hammock tribe and the house on. for sir, this our la shadow, we were surprised on friday morning by members of the house of tribe attacking us some burning prophecy. so we had to flee. my brother was killed right here. we found his body hedge to pieces. little now we homeless and the situation is really total water. tension speaks when the house i tried to establish a tribal administration and laid claim to land. other tribes resisted fighting, broke out and left a dozen stead. noon al states has seemed repeated violence in the past decades with fighting between government and rebel forces resulting in mass displacements. while

a peace deal was signed in 2022 and the violence. the latest cycle of tribal clash, as it seems to show that the state is far from permanent stability. thousands have fled their homes and the house, the communities in several states have protested against the violence. some tribal elders in blue nile believe it's politically motivated. haircut, there are armed groups that want to broaden their base and preparation for elections and they thought that they can mobilize tribes. it's unfortunate, the house responded. we had repeatedly called them not to be part of it, but they didn't listen and it's to go. state authorities say the perpetrators will be prosecuted. the blue nile has long been a state with a diverse group of tribes. we urge all citizens to not listen to rumors or speeches that incite hate and anger them to preserve unity between the residence, i get them. i don't actually want those responsible for burning down his home and killing his brother, held accountable, but he says he's not sure if justice will be enough to end the anger and the

violence. he but morgan august 0 with aris in blue. now state. now the government in burglar dash is closing fuel station for one day a week because of an ongoing energy price crisis. tons charged reports on the capital tucker bank with the government on monday announced fresh measure to save oil and power consumption and made escalating energy prices in the global market. this means the suspension of power production using import. i did live. the government also plans to reduce import of liquid natural gas. the plan also includes the shut down patrol pumps all across the country for at least one day a week. i got a shuttle. i got a high fuel price is a problem for public transport and car owners because the increase in fuel price will hit them and the transport owner will end up charging high affairs that will be also power cuts all across the country at different location and areas at

different intel bells, at least for one to 2 hours that day, under the new measure, the shopping malls and shops will have to shut down by 8 pm every day. essentially cutting down the business hours by one to 2 hours on customers will eventually get used to the new shopping time. in the beginning, there might be some confusion, but they may start coming to the shop earlier. the government also plans to cut down office hours by at least one to 2 hours every day. all for the sake of saving energy. i'm fairly recovered from the impact on cobra damage yet it has been able to maintain study economic growth, but economic one that high port prices along with inflation and subsidy. while i live along with heavy spending on mega project, put pose a major challenge for the government and coming months. because of the increase in fuel prices and recent days,

we've had to raise the bus there because of our passengers are getting upset and frequently get into fights and arguments with the international monetary problems volatility of the exchange rates and the fears of doing ling due to the load on of the global economy because of the ukraine. russia could pick on the main barrier for macro economic stability in the country. the un mission of godless on his documented allegations of rights abuses since the taliban swept to power last year . the report accuses the group of extra judicial killings, arbitrary arrests, and torture. it sites more than $200.00 instances of cruel punishments, including some targeting people accused of violating religious codes. the un says women and girls have been subjected to severe restrictions on their rights and excluded from public life. ality if he has more on the report findings from cobble in the press conference announcing the report, the un made it clear and they kept reiterating that they have been consistently

meeting with this lama camera and they have been showing them the sort of their findings ahead of time, but also that they have sent this report ahead of time and that they really want them to take it seriously. and they just kept saying that, you know, we're in constant contact with them. and this is part of our mandate, and we're making sure that they are informed and that we're hoping that they can take this information and move forward and do something with it. but again, this leads to questions. this was the question that was asked repeatedly by the other press in the press conference was that, well, what are concrete steps that the un has taken to show that or to put force and to and to give an example that their pressure has actually resulted in some kind of a change in the activity of the, of the mac, emory so you know, it's really important for people to see that these reports and that these instances, you know, the united nation is a big organization of, on the phone is the leading organization right. now it's in charge of a distribution. so people are hoping that this will be something that the islamic

emerett really take seriously and lead them to take some kind of real action because over the last 10 months, you know, even if there have been talks between the united nations and the lama camera, the fact that this 40 something page report exist seems to show some kind of a disconnect or some kind of a shortfall between both groups. natalie and prime and somebody is rocky has told parliament he's prepared to stay on despite tendering his resignation. last week. frankie says he'll remain in his post if the parties and his coalition are prepared to support him. the prime minister announced that he stepped down to the populace. fivestar movement refused to back his coalition in a parliament re confident site. the president surgery montela rejected his resignation at brady has more from rome. just after the speech, you had the head of the p. d. one of the largest members of this unity government. tweeting out that if we didn't know, we should vote for that argue 5 days or a few days. so we definitely know now what, what is speech, what, what

a leader we have. so clearly they're trying to push and get everyone on board. but just moments after that tweet from and recollected at leader of the p d. we spoke to a member of the 5 star movement here outside of parliament. and he told us it really wasn't what that party was expecting. again, for our viewers, the 5 star movement is this shrinking political party in italy that is playing this key role and did not vote in that confidence vote last week. so it's hard to tell how they will vote later in the evening here in rome. but there's a lot of pressure building for them to get on board draggy is extremely popular nationwide. and you see other members have this ruling coalition saying, let's just get this important work done. the we have to get on board. we need to support that. are you get into 2023, solve some of the big problems at least facing and have elections then. whereas if he weren't to win a confidence vote and the government were to collapse, you would see a lot of uncertainty in the following months. it probably be an early election in the fall. the budget would be postponed. so many things to italy needs to solve,

would be intractable and probably hard to solve in that kind of political condition . they purchase movement in panama is calling for a national strike after a deal with the government on fuel prices collapsed. roadblocks have shut down a major highway, resulting in food shortages or a bed. manly has more. this rally in panama city is a consequence. the collapse deal between the protest movement and the government. it's aimed to reduce still prices in exchange for ending 2 weeks of demonstration. but these people calling the fresh action that putting out on us and we, the national coordinating committee, i mean, did miss peoples of panama colon the entire indigenous population to a national strike on thursday. the agreement was signed in cherokee province last week. it load the price of fuel by about

a 3rd. in exchange unlocking the pan american highway. a crucial traveling. the protesters tore up the deal thing, paying less for the pump, won't solve acosta with in crisis or end corruption. oh, man is like this. a displayed across roads. this one cools the cheap medicine and justice for the poor. the international monetary fund says, recent, think a show the economy is improving since for pandemic, there is still a high rate of inequality. and the protests are having a direct impact on supermarket shelves. i say the alley. luckily, we got tomatoes body, no onion. there is a problem, the one soup market here that sells vegetables and fruit has practically closed. make buffalo, marya quickly. as you can see, most of the stalls are closed early because they don't have anything to sell. let's hope the government and leaders reach a solution soon. protest to say they will take to the streets until the prices of

basic goods already. but at market struggling to stock up, panama is 4 and a half 1000000 people with going hungry. nor about among the al jazeera, the methyl lay of calls, the deaths of $21.00 teenagers at a bar in the south african city of east london last month. to show the toxic chemical was present in all our bodies investigations underweighed into whether the levels detected were enough to kill the students who age between 13 and 17. ethanol is a toxic form, valko, and isn't fit for human consumption. now quarter's told, acclaimed iranian filmmaker, jaffa piano. he that he must serve a 6 year jail sentence, originally handed down in 2010. but now he had been accused of supporting anti government demonstrations. he was arrested last week after he went to the prosecutor's office to inquire about 2 other filmmakers who had been detained.

mohammed the russell off, and mister emmet were arrested after they use social media to condemn the government's response to protests. israel's parts and nature authority has released stunning footage of a swarm of jellyfish off the coast of haifa. the country is coney experiencing its annual jellyfish migration but the ship, the population is exploded. experts, a population in climate change are behind the massive numbers of jellyfish. to lead here all the news out action from the world athletics championships include delete life time for this australian hi jump ah.

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ah oh no. thank you sir hale. we start with some big news in the world of golf henrich stents and has been stripped of the european ride, a cup captaincy. as a result of his impending move to join the rival live series. the 46 year old suite as a major champion on to time european go for the year. he previously said it was a dream come true to be chosen as caps in for the 2023. right? a cup which he wanted 3 times as a player, but he's now going sacks off to reportedly accepting an offer from live, which is backed by saudi arabia, in a european captain it will be announced in due course. we're now joined by go for broadcast at re football or if a thank you feel time site. why, how cents a decided to do this. now instead of waiting until after next year, write a cup. well, clearly it was a financial decision, as you say in march,

he was when he was a non c fed. this isn't one of the proudest moments surveys career. well, money spoken here. and clearly he's decided that the live offer is too attractive to turn down and he has not 70 well, it's not official that he's joining live. but clearly this statement and the fact that he's no longer ryder cup captain, it confirms that he will be expected to t it out next week when the next live series events take place. and clearly this is a size make decision, a clearly a put the d p. well i'm sure in the right account organizes now in a state of flux and need to know what they were looking for. and clearly it's a further entrenching of positions. those basically all try and shore up their own sides. is it well the pga tour the d p. well, to live, go for it. clearly going after is bigger catches as these possible to give that store for that to further stages. so seeing the captain being facts and surely the,

the earthy, employers who joined live will be the next to go, but will not be to the detriment the european team. well, absolutely. but when you look at some of the plans you've joined, they would be from the european or in the veteran class, but clearly they are iconic members of the ryder cup team, lee westwood, sergio garcia. you've also got other players say martin time who's joined. so there are clearly some heavy hitters from the european tour who'd been in take members in puerto is another one who's been in take role members of the european ryder cup team. but clearly that korea do seem to be on the way. so whether they would have been actually taking part in the neck, try to come, which takes place and it's really september of next year. i'm not so sure. and that's the the prompts you would have expected in time. those players been given the captaincy, particularly i'm porter. who has said that the right account as being some of the

defining moments of his career will pity now he will no longer be past of any future. right? a couple going forward, which seems a shame give him what he's committed to the european so, but clearly the money has spoken and he's decided to join join the live shore. yes, culture, of course the pay spent always delivers anyway. this ultimately looking forward. do you think the establish told me to find a compromise with live on how they can coexist without enforcing these bonds which can affect these great. yeah, i think so. one of the problems is the live tour, a desperate to get well ranking points, because what that could mean, if they don't get world ranking points, then they will get into majors and some of the big events. and this is just not a good look for the game of go and clearly the sum of money being spoke compared again, puts the sport in a, you know, with the pga tour, you know, there are a lot of rich young men anyway, playing on the store yet they're prepared to gamble their futures and the cost of

the print last weekend the soon as cameron smith finished this one, the one that claret jackie was austin. the press conference will be joining live, but he denied it. but clearly there was a strong room as iran that he could be another high profile player. joining this emerging joe, it's going to be an uncomfortable time for the sport. and clearly the people who might be winning more than anything could be the lawyers for the various stuff at tours and re, certainly is going to roll on and on. know that will i told you about this again, some time to thank you very much for your insights today. it was a day that sets out the wild athletics championships as several intake champions and missed out on a gold medal on day 5. david stakes has the latest with this report. ah, no waste kirsten var home is arguably the biggest star in athletics right now. the olympic champion in the 400 meter hurdles was going for his 3rd straight will total

in eugene. but after tearing his hamstring last month, he faded in the closing stages and eventually finished down in 7th place. and instead it was the brazilian allison to santos, who took gold. i'm so happy, i'm really happy. the light is green, i dreaming. for there the words idle and now i have it now is my i am the words april, so i'm so happened so proud. there was more disappointment for norway in the men's 1500 meters, another of their olympic champions. yet having a bricks then suffered a shock defeat to britain's jake whiteman. he pressed him on the back straight to record the 1st this time in the world this year. ah, i was upon the silva. i would be very happy besides, you come away with the flipping go. lilac asked, the dream isn't oxygen. australia's elena patterson literally came up with a leak of a lifetime to take gold in the high jump. she cleared an ocean,

a record of 2.02 meters to take gold ahead of ukrainian favorite. you are slow of i'm a huge it actually, i'm honestly in disbelief. it's, it's crazy. i think i'm going to be shaking my head in disbelief for the whole month's wake idea, her nose ha devine, as christian che, unleashed a huge throw in the men's disc is final. his efforts of 71.13 meters was enough to claim gold. and dethroned the olympic champion daniel stole oh, and who secured a new championship record as well? they've been stokes al jazeera, nearly 12000 people have signed a petition calling on us, tell us all 30 to allow no joke of it to play at the us open joke of which is a 3 time champion in new york. but he's been blocked from entering the u. s. because he's not vaccinated against coven. 19 he was banned from competing australian opened back in january, after being ported over his vaccination status. the us open starts on august 29th.

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