we have to just, we could do this experiment and part of us could increase just a little bit that would be worth doing. anybody had any idea that it would become a magnet, who is incredibly rest. asking women to get 50 percent representation in the same spiritual assembly here and getting this pick up to collect the segregate the say. the reason this is extremely important service that they provide the city that we need to take america to try to bring people together and trying to deal with people who've been left behind me ah, the final pan richie soon i can list trust. so the last 2 candidates in the race to replace boris johnson as the united kingdom's prime minister.

ah, hello, the whole rahman, you're watching on their life headquarters here in the whole. so coming up, spain, prime minister says more than 500 people have died from the wife as wildfires, rage across western europe. ukraine, 1st 80 issues and emotional appeal to the u. s. congress, the more military aid. answer, lank is parliament. alexa neal with a single president in the mid to the political and economic crisis. ah, walk into the program, richie sooner all is trust will be britain's next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign psychiatry all the final 2 candidates and the case, conservative party leadership contest trade minister penny morgan was eliminated in

the final vote by a piece on wednesday that will be chosen in a run off vote. i will replace forest johnson as prime minister in september. let us speak to the barbara whose live outside westminister. so we now have a decision that will be taken to the conservative parties. why did membership across the united kingdom? that's right, it's up to them. a fee surprise is really on wednesday in the year votes among conservative members of parliament. of course, the former chancellor wishes soon act coming out on top less trust though. now gaining momentum for some time people are predicting those would be the 2 names. but it seems that almost half perhaps of the supporters of penny modern it was knocked out on wednesday of now or throwing their support behind lease trust foreign secretary, she gained the most votes. 27 m p 's more than the last round, backing her now. she's come out and said for if she were prime minister,

she would hit the ground running on day one. her campaign in the last 24 hours had been saying that she would prioritize tax cuts to try to help people deal with the cost of living crisis, perhaps scrapping some of the government's spending plans or commitments and pretty soon act has also put out a video in the last half hour or so in which he says that he's the only candidate still standing who could defeats kissed armor the leader of the opposition labor party in a general election who kiss darma was in parliament at the last prime minister's questions for boys johnson on wednesday, and the lines that he used to attack for his johnson's performance all came from candidates in the tory leadership or race. for example, he quoted kemi batter knock who was knocked out just before. why should the public trust us? we haven't exactly covered ourselves in glory and even live trust herself saying we can't go on with our current economic policy. a reminder about how damaging some conservative see how the leadership race has been conducted so far. it let's,

let's trust and wish you soon act a refusing of deciding not to take part in a televised debate on tuesday night for example. so now these blue on blue attacks, it's hoped among conservative supporters will end. i think the tone may well change and we don't exactly know whether the shift will go towards the membership but this the talk now, it really is a lives trust being the favorites that are barbara and linda forest. thanks very much. no punishing european heat wave is feeling was fossil stretching. emergency services, spain's prime minister says the soaring temperatures have already led to the death of more than 500 people and find, find to the struggling to contain a huge wall, 5 burning, just north of the great capital in athens. thousands of people have to flee their homes and follows a more than a week of blazes across spain, france and portugal which falls tens of thousands of people to evacuate. same bas robbie has more from the mora province,

which is one of the worst effected in spain. we're here in the town of tomorrow and where we are, is that the command in control center, the central hub for the coordination of all great air and ground rescue, and fire fighting operations in this part of northwest spain. and what the people here are doing is using satellite communication technology and spotter plains to try to track wildfires in real time to try to make sure they can get to them before they spread before they grow too big before they become far too unmanageable for the teams to take on the work being done here is vital and what we're hearing. the latest information from officials is that there is reason for optimism just a few days ago. there were 37 wildfires 20 of them out of control yesterday. there was 30 wildfires, most of them out of control today that number has dropped to 16 and only 9 of them are very, very serious. but that, that success comes after some very, very dramatic, and often desperate efforts being carried out by the teams being coordinated out of

this hub. now wildfires may be under control for the moment in this part of the country, but there is one in escape mobile ground reality. it is still very, very hot. there was a reprieve from high temperatures yesterday, but today it is hot once again. and what that means is that heat related deaths may go up once again. prime minister pedro sanchez did announce that in spain, at least 500 people are estimated to have been killed from the heat wave that number. if you include portugal on the beer in peninsula, it goes as high as a 1000 since the heat wave began almost 2 weeks ago. now thought the people in greece have her to see the homes of science, but there are things crews on the slopes of bump and tele battling flames, which are being found by strong winds. at least 15 planes and 9 helicopters are trying to dance. the 525 kilometers northeast of the greek capital, tulsa jabari, has more from brofy 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 is 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 the cause, what 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 france, more than 20000 as a land have been burnt. french president manuel my call is in like test to be in. there's your own region, meeting firefighters and thanking them for their work. they've been frustrated by scorching temperatures and strong dry winds as a battle 2 separate fires near bordeaux. do you think commission is asking member seems to cut back gas consumption by 15 percent to prepare for a possible cut off of russian energy supply. the north stream, one pipeline, which carries gas from russia to germany, the shuttle to come back on the line after maintenance on thursday. but they are all fears. 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 and wet 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 off gas. and with such a reduction, we can make it safely through this winter in case of a complete disruption of ration gas. natasha butler has moved from paris. any disruption to that gas supply would be devastating, says borderline for the, for industries, for the public, for consumers and back as why she is saying it is very important that you try to

a protective 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 suffer very greatly if those supplies were lost. the commission is proposing that member states try and reduce a gas supplied by 15 percent between the month of august and march to get through that winter period that would help reduce any impact to disruption on gas supply. should russia, for example, cost or reduce a gas supplies to the unit? this would be on a voluntary basis, says the commission, but they would look at the possibility of making these reductions 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 devastating in terms of the impact on the industry to make these gas carts. we've also heard from some member states including a poland permanent says look,

we've got 98 percent of our gas storage filled so we don't really need to look at reductions and that would impact on our economy. so certainly not something that's going to be very easy, it's not an easy all gone to half 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're all supposed to be collectively looking after each other. the parliament has lanka has elected runny will become a singer as a new president a week after got a roger box or fled and then resigned. wicker, i'm a single was serving as in trim president as a mass protest full such a pack, such a step down the 6 time probably will finish the remaining 2 years of his predecessors term faith elementary. and it is not necessary to say how hard the country's economic dition 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 and with our being so fastened has more from colombo,

the protest movement that has dominated the 3 tier and columbia has outright rejected president randall week from a single day asked for his resignation. immediately we saw, of course, last week, large protests 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 we come a saying i is part of the plan. 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 we've seen in the past couple of weeks. so we can, i'm a singer now has this huge task to deal with this unprecedented crisis here in the country. the country is bankrupt. there's no foreign or reserve says

a huge fuel crisis, which is basically affecting all sectors of society. there's also a food crisis. people not capable of eating free meals a day, aid organizations are calling it the humanitarian disaster unfolding sorta is 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 we come a senior can make sure that more money will come to a city lanka. but with the people outright rejecting him, he will have a lot to deal with. well, still a had here on al jazeera, an energy crisis in bunger. those forces the government to take drastic action. and italy's prime minister tries to salvage his coalition government after it was pushed to the brink of collapse, the stories after the break. ah,

the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine book your cattle package today. i think we'll see flooding once again. all over the place in thailand, me and mar, cambodia that time the year. but when the rain gets heavy, he gets heavy. that gives some relief. i think, to the philippines. but you could well see that risk increase in lose all on the line, then stretches down in towards bornea. java looks quite dry. most of sumatra, dr. plenty malaysia. even still a ways he's got a scattering, a big shower, but not persistent nor heavy ones. and then you go back to the seasonal rate, which is rather broken it's line, but it's gathering again in the western high ground in china that will come out later on thursday. the existing wave has gone through south korea and his light brings from flooding. i think to han shoot, i saw on thursday by friday, redevelopment to this city through shan, running up to the eastern side or northeast part of a china,

which means south of it all. still remarkably dry between the yanks in hong kong belly, a cloud in the sky. little bit dr. is tom. yeah. and then showers light is shout. i think in hunt shoe to heavy rain. now with full monsoon season has moved bit further east magic pradesh up through westbank gall, up towards nepal and northern pakistan there is some rained on the western gaps at bay street much try america in western india. cat r r y bishop airline of the journey with ideals, the french republic, his long proclaimed, but just would ease modern france in a 4 part series. the big picture takes an in depth let france info case. the

concluding episode on al jazeera, ah ah, welcome back here watching out there with lisa l. robin. a reminder of all top stories, richie su nyqold lives trust will be britain's next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign secretary have been announced as the final 2 candidates lou case, conservative party leadership contest trade minister penny mortgage was eliminated in a vote by members of parliament. a heat wave across europe is ceiling while fossil stretching emergency services to them. spain's prime minister says, soaring temperatures have led to the deaths of more than 500 people. and the european commission is unveiled an emergency plan to scale by gas consumption in

case russia completely cuts off supplies. the ear is urging members of to reduce their gas use by 15 percent until next year. will stay your message. the government in bangladesh is closing fuel stations for one day a week because of an ongoing energy crisis. sunday chandry reports are from the capital tucker. banner, those government on monday announced fresh measure to save oil and power consumption and made escalating energy prices in the global market. this means a suspension of power production using import did live. the government also plans to reduce import of liquid natural gas. the plan also includes the shut down, but draw prompts all across the country for at least one day a week. i got it. so i got a high fuel price is a problem for public transport and car owners because the increase in fuel price will hit the me and the transport owner will end up charging higher speed. that

will be also power cuts all across the country at different location and areas at different intervals, 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 i saw on again, customers will eventually get used to the new shopping time and the beginning there might be some confusion, but then they 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 barely recovered from the impact of kobe pandemic yet, it has been able to maintain studies, economic growth, but economics one that high port prices along with inflation and subsidy. while i land, 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 in 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 farms volatility of the exchange rate and the fear of export. dwindling due to the load on of the globally, me because of the ukraine. russia was court, become the main barrier for macroeconomic stability in the country. the ukraine says lady addressed the u. s. congress. alanna zalinski spoke about the reality on the ground of her wart. old country and she and facades, the importance of the support and financial military aid. she visited the white house on cheese, say, where she met with you as president joe biden, and the 1st lady. oh potty, go home house law on her visit, washington, d. c. and it's been steeped in emotion, really, and also very poignant at times. it really was and i think just the

fact that she was here, sense a very strong message, according to the congressional records i found so far, there's only been 4 leaders that have given these informal remarks to both the house and senate members. one was her husband virtually not that long ago. another was winston churchill. and alina zalinski admitted to acknowledge that she was the 1st spouse in history of the country to have this honor. and she made it a very emotional place. she used pictures, she showed pictures of dead and maimed children. she showed a picture of a family. it was a ha parents, a wife to small children. she said they were shot by russian soldiers did. the adults died 1st, but that it took an hour and a half until the children died in the back seat. she showed the picture of an elderly man and said he survived nazi concentration camps only to be killed by russian shelling. and then she painted a very simple question for the members of congress that were listening to her. she said, what is life and ukraine going to be like this fall or kids going to learn in the

classroom or in the bomb shelters. she said the answer to that question can only be found here in washington, and she said that will depend on if they give to her a very specific ask for a weapon system is it has pursued each shaquea. i am asking for weapons, weapons of us that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else's land, about to protect one's home and the right to wake up alive in that home. i'm asking for air defense systems in order for all kids not to be killed and not to kill children in their strollers. in order for august not to destroy children's rooms and kill entire families. yet she went on to say that she wanted ukrainian parents to be able to put their children to bed and tell them, don't worry, there will be no more missile strikes to night. so congress usually leaves that sort of decision making up to the president, the department of defense. they've already allocated $40000000000.00 worth of age

ukraine's of the money could be used for those weapon systems. and just last month, the by the administration announced that it was going to send to national advance surface to air missiles. so these are medium range, a surface to air missiles that could be used as missile defense, but they're only using go only going to said to obviously that's not even close to being able to cover a country as large as ukraine. we do know the white house isn't said that they're going to announce additional military aid to ukraine this friday. so we watching to see if more of these so called ne sam systems are in are in the group. so her, please very emotional, very specific. they want surface to air missiles, political high in washington, dc. thank you. the forces of damage and important bridge in the southern cash or region that russia has been using to deliver supplies to its troops, the temporary administration in the russian control regions. as keith struck the reproach river bridge with us supplied rockets despite the damage the crossing still open, the bridge is one of any 2 that russia continues to supply or withdraw forces in

the area. and ukraine's president has dismissed the deputy head of the security service of miss lensky made the announcement just 2 days after suspending the head of the organization and the prosecutor general. the president says they fail to root out to lead collaborators working for moscow. sedans, ministry at the house says at least 105 people have not died and tribal violence and blue nile state, the bertie. and how's the tribes have been fighting overland for days? okay, if he has been imposed military reinforcements have been deployed to increase security and civil morgan reports. survivors are still picking up the pieces. this is what remains of a jelly up the less home into down south eastern blue mile space. he's searching for any personal belongings he can salvage most, were burned in fighting between members of his how much tribe and the house on sir is our last year. we were surprised on friday morning by members of the house,

the tribe attacking us and burning prophecy. so we had to flee. my brother was killed right here. we found his body heck to pieces. now we homeless and the situation is really talking was a tension, speak when the house, i tried to establish a trifle administration and laid claim to land. other tribes resisted fighting, broke out and left dozens that newman speed has him repeated violence in the past. decades with fighting between government and rebel forces resulting in mass displacements while apiece. the laws signed in 2020 to end the violence. the late cycle of tribal clashes 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, cut their arm groups that want to broaden their based on preparation for elections . and they thought that they can mobilize tried. it's unfortunate. the house

responded. we had repeatedly called them not to be part of it, but they didn't listen 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 give them a jelly, wants 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 the un mission of got his arm has documented allegations of rights of assistance. the talent swept to power last year. the report accused as a group of extra judicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture. its science more than $200.00 instances of cruel punishments, including some targeting people accused of violating religious codes. the un says women and girls are being subjected to severe restrictions on their rights and

excluded from public life. alida tv as law on the reports 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, to give an example that their pressure has actually resulted in some kind of a change in the activity of the, of the la mic, 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 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, italian prime minister money. and so he has told parliament he's prepared to stay on despite had during his resignation last week. drug says he'll remain in his post if the parties in his coalition are prepared to support him. the prime minister announced that he'd stepped down to the populace. fivestar movement refused to back his coalition in a parliament re confident site. but presence said to him, i said at a rejected his resignation. at rainy 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, he 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 . lakotas told a claim that iranian filmmaker just behind me, has been, or must serve. 6, you had jail sentence originally handed down in 2010, but he had been accused of supporting anti government demonstrators. he was arrested last week after he went to the prosecutor's office to inquire about 2 other filmmakers had been detained. my mother in law son most of emma, were arrested after they use social media to condemn the government's response to protests. the video streaming service, netflix as it lost nearly a 1000000 subscribers between april and june, sir, than the 2000000 it was expecting. it's the largest quarterly loss of subscribers

in the company's 25 year history. competition from other streaming services and soaring, inflation have been blamed. israel's parks and natural authority has released studying footage of a swarm of jellyfish off the coast of haifa. the country is experiencing its annual jelly fish migration, but this year the population is exploded. experts, a population, pollution pub, me and climate change are behind the massive numbers of the a study taking a deep dive into penguins says the flightless birds evolution is directly linked to climate change research as analyze the dna havoc things on living, penguins, and found that they call signatures in their g names on these suggest that not only do playing with adapt during unfavorable conditions, but the populations increased when conditions improved. ah.