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indonesia, as president thought is the safety review of football matches after at least $130.00 people are killed in a scam. pains. ah, hello, i'm emily. ang, when this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up, polls open in brazil for what's expected to be one of the most divisive elections in the country's history. you case prime minister admits she should have done better groundwork before announcing tax cuts that plummeted. the pound to record lows and an election when for lapierre prime minister in a campaign dominated by security concerns following the ukraine. an

ah, we begin in indonesia where at least 130 people have been killed in a stampede. following a contentious football match. president joker would order has ordered a review of security at football games. if either president has described the sams stampede as a tragedy beyond comprehension. victoria gate and be report. oh, the stampede happened in the city of milan in east java province after a match between home team arima f. c, and their rival, sir, by the chaos began to supporters. from the losing side rima f. c, invaded the pitch. police responded by firing tear gas, which caused fans to flee for the exits. for years ago, many of our friends lost their lives because of officers who did not humanize us with very disappointed with the treatment because many lives were lost. ah thief is rules banned the use of tear gas by stewards or police at football matches each job as police chief defended the crowd control measures used by his offices are noble,

i'm not them. it was a feeling of disappointment that prompted supporters to go down to the field to ask the place why they lost the game. that's when the security team moved in. so fans went get onto the field or interact with the players. during that process, t, a guess was fired because there was an occasion please estimate, 3000 fans stormed the pitch indonesian president joker, which odo has ordered an investigation into the incident with those. but i got body . i have specially requested the police chief investigates and get to the bottom of this case. furthermore, i have also ordered the indonesian football association to temporarily holt legal one matches until evaluations and improvements and safety procedures. i've been completed by can proceed. ah, 42000 people attended the sell out match all a ream, f c supporters,

sir by fans weren't allowed to buy tickets because of the risk of violence. i think at this moment fif, i should step up not by bending innovation with bull, but working together, guiding our football association with the right security measures east of as provincial government says it will give 600 and $50.00 in compensation to the families of the victims and promises lessons will be learned. so a tragedy like this doesn't happen again, victoria gate and be al jazeera. and as you've heard this tam paint happened in at my lang out there as jessica washington is just outside that city. following developments from pan down. dozens of people remain in hospital at around 8 hospital spread throughout my lung. the local government has pledged to pay for their medical bills, but this is really a tragic day for indonesian sport. and indeed for football around the world as people have time to react this tragedy. we're also hearing from human rights groups

such as amnesty international noting really specifically talking about the police behavior, the disproportionate force and perhaps unsuitable actions. questioning why they would attempt to use tear gas in a confined space, noting not only the fee for regulations which prevent of which prohibits using t, gus in combined stadiums for safety reasons. and of course, calling into question how the use of that t guest contributed to this tragedy that we are discussing today. there are horse coals for an a, an adequate investigation into what has exactly happened. and of course, while there has been much focus on the longstanding issues, a found hooliganism, found violence and intense rivalries of between supporters of various teams. this is very much about more than those issues. it becomes a question of human rights of police force. and whether or not, and who, and indeed will be held accountable for these death

calls of just opened to in brazil's general election. the race is pitying incumbent president j. bol scenario against his political nemesis. former later lewis in a c o, lula da silva, lula has been polling ahead of boston arrow in double digits, around 156000000 people are eligible to cast their balance. it's the largest electorate in brazil's history. he is cyril veneer with al jazeera guide to the election. lulu to silver xavier bo scenario champion of the working class versus anti establishment populist 2 very different visions for brazil. so here's what you need to know. lula story is an integral part of his appeal to voters. a metal worker attorney union leader who goes on to make history as a to time president, a man of the people leading one of the world's most unequal countries. but the more

didn't part to vehicle david before i lived in a room and kitchen with 13 people. so i'm aware of what the population is going through. his signature achievement social programs that lift tens of millions of people out of poverty, expand access to health care and education. and he can also point a strong economic record. take a look at brazil's g d p at the end of his presidency, 7 and a half percent. annual growth in 2010 enviable lula leaves office with a remarkable, 80 percent approval rating. those are the days when barack obama refers to him, as the most popular politician on earth to day lula is trying to rekindle that magic. mueller. 2 point. oh if you will. but in the years since he left office, his reputation has taken a major blow. many now associate lose his presidency with widespread corruption. he himself was imprisoned for taking a bribe, though he maintained his innocence, and the conviction was eventually overturn. what about the incumbent president

boston aro, he's charismatic to a far right authority figure who promises to dismantle the left legacy. he has a loyal base of supporters, particularly among evangelical christians. here's our latin america editor lucille newman, reporting on ball scenario and the christian right. and so paulo, yes, she also was the re and timing of the devil, margaret hammond, a president, combination in hard line, conservative values and nationalism. i'm going to millions of resilience with people like me or. i mean, is his supporters even include people, superstore ne, more who posted this on, picked out just days before the vote. that is the both scenario death. however, the president has alienated many brazilians over the last 4 years. faced with the pandemic, boston aro, was anti vax, anti mask,

anti social distancing. and brazilians died in their hundreds of thousands bodies buried in mass graves. the country has the world's highest coven death, told per capita something for which boston aro, does not appear to take responsibility. i am sure for today. i am sorry, but we are all going to die one day. we have to stop being a country of sissy saw global oil. here. you heard that right? the president buried thing brazilians over morning. the dead to win on sunday. a candidate must have 50 percent of the votes plus one. if that doesn't happen, they will go to a 2nd round of voting. and one last thing for you to keep in mind as you watch the results come in. if boston or loses on sunday, as polls suggest that he might, will he accept the result of the vote to this critical question he has so far refused to give an unequivocal answer. as bringing monica in our care, he joins us live now from rare. diginero monica pose have just opened. what are we

expecting today? well, yes, i am standing in fact in front of hosea, which is the largest for vale, or slum, and brazil, and one of the largest of latin america. there are these people that you see behind me are walking towards lines of several poli, of serial voting centers here. and our, what we know is that the last of poles maintain the same ah, information that we've had over the past 2 weeks. which is that lula is the front runner. the latest polls said with 51 percent, whereas are both sonata with 37 percent. so what people are asking themselves now is whether lula will win to day, or whether there will be a 2nd round on october, the 30th monica, what can you tell us about reports of both scenarios? support is attempting to stop people from voting

yes. they've been several attempts they've questioned the integrity of the electronic boating system, which has been in use over the past 22 years. and just are very recently a couple of hours ago. they tried to stop a some cities which are offering ah, public transportation for free to voters. they didn't want that to happen. but this has been over ruled. so a cities like real are offering our free public transportation to voters. and this is very important because our luna's voters are the poorest people and they are the ones that depend on this. also, if there's an extension. and he has campaigned against abstention urging people to vote ah, the, the people that would abstain from voting would be the most are poor because they'd

be either stuck at home because of bad weather, or wouldn't be able to pay the transportation. all right, we'll cross back to you throughout the day monica, you knock have live for us in rio de janeiro to the u. k. now, where for their prime minister has emitted she could have better prepared the public and financial markets of her new economic plan. these transfer, speaking to the baby, same, the announcement of her tax plan caused the pan to plummet to record lows compared to the dollar. i do want to say to people by understand their worries about what has happened this week. and i do, i do stand by the package we announced, and i stand by the, by the fact that we announced it quickly because we had to out, by do accept, we should have laid the ground better than right away except that you accept you and i i have learnt from that. i have learned from lots and i will make sure that

in future we do a better job of laying the ground. let's bring in po brennan, who jane says live now from damning in their coal trust. certainly has been trying to reassure her party and the public that hasn't worked well, this just comes into this sir, annual party conference, a party leader for just a month. and you are the expected, perhaps it to be a trial triumphant arrival for las trust. but instead, as she had a difficult round of local radio interviews on friday, followed by today a difficult interview on the national broadcast of the b, b. c with laura tunes back. now, what you heard from the interview? there was an unapologetic list truss saying that although she accepts that there were difficulties in the presentation of the policy as far as she is concerned. the policy of cutting tax and funding that tax cutting, using massive borrowing is for her the right policy. because in her mind, she believes that it's going to fuel enormous growth here in the u. k. now that's

going to be a difficult sell in certain quarters. the other thing that this trust said though that was that she was not about to you turn on this that she is absolutely convinced that the that the, that it's the right thing to do. i give you another couple of, of quotes that she said there was too much focus on optics of how things look as opposed to impact. she said she's, she's focused on delivering better public services. she and she believes in outcomes rather than inputs. now the reaction to that, immediately from within her and party senior and pico michael. gov was rather scathing and gives a hint of the trouble that this trust might have from within her and party. he said the sheer risk of using borrowed money to fund tax cuts that is not conservative. he said, it's the wrong values. i don't believe it's right. and that gives you a just a flavor of the kind of difficulties and internal difficulties live trust is gonna face here over the next 3 days. indeed, paul,

instill on politics. tell us why torrie officials have had to explain the attendance is the chancellor and a private event on the same day he delivered that so called many benches. yes, a really interesting one. this a quasi quart ng, the chancellor who delivered that many budget on the 23rd of september on, on that friday, later that friday in the evening. he was invited to the home in chelsea of the financier. andrew more is a big tory donor. and at this event around 30 other corporate bankers, investment bankers, corporate finance, finance years and kazi quoting address them, they congratulated him on the announcement that he made this many budget, and they encouraged him to double down on it. now that the implication from the piece is that quasi quoting was urged to do even more by people who stood to make money from him doing more stood to make money effectively from the pound collapsing

. and the quotes in the, in the newspaper article suggests that quasi quiting has been, is regarded in some quarters. as a useful idiot is the, is the quotation. that is to say, he appears the implication to have been manipulated by these finances and to promising even more and potentially collect, contributing to the collapse of the pound the following monday. thanks to bring this up to speed po brennan, life wrath in bending and thank you. still ahead on al jazeera, we solid applied trade is in guinea. these businesses is suffering. iran from a military, with anticipation is rising. and so with my cattle aways, the station had a hot summer, it didn't seem to want to end. indeed up until yesterday,

temperatures were still well above where they should be. we've set new records for this in china, the whole korean peninsula and most japan including hawkeye there. but there is a cooling trend. this line here is developing frontal systems, cold air behind it, and it's going south. so already it will have wiped out the high temperatures in the korean picture of this part of china, north of the yank. see, but shanghai in shanghai is still far too hot compared with the average battle. go because the front comes saves. during tuesday spreads proper raid into japan and event, she will not your temperatures back to where they should be. this is more familiar territory for early october. the heat is finally been pushed out of the way. likewise, the monsoon rains in india are going slow. the sas, but usually when they come in or go out, they tend to produce pretty circulations. is a big one in the bay of bangor. so it's feeding still enough moisture for significant down poles in western miramar, bangladesh, b ha,

west bengal. no dish. and that circulation will continue for a couple of days, leaving most of the rest of india, and indeed pakistan now suddenly pretty dry, at least in the sky, to with sponsored by catch all day was in 1996, a group of young people, new to no way describe the immigration experiences. i don't know what i do. if they sent me back to synagogue 25 years on al jazeera world asks how norwegian they now feel. well, you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. blood didn't belong. then you who are they now? no waste, foreigners at home on al jazeera. ah

ah, what are you watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this hour. at least 130 people have been killed in a stampede at a football match in indonesia, the chaos began off to support us from the losing side invaded the pitch. police fire t gas, causing the crowd to flee towards the exit. polls of just opened in brazil's general election, the race is pitying incumbent president, jaya, pulse amarrow against his political nemesis, formulated and who is in a c o. lead to silva lula has been polling ahead of both in our double digits and the u. k. prime minister has admitted she should have better prepared the public and financial markets of her new economic plan. the advancement of least trust is tax plan caused the pound to plummet to record lows compared to the dora dollar

lap is incumbent part. he has won parliamentary elections with new unity, security and just over 18 percent of the votes. prime minister christiane, as karens took a tough stance against russia's invasion of ukraine. the campaigns were dominated by the war and soaring gas prices. no party representing russia's ethnic minority, one is said, it makes up just over quarter of the population. we have a very clear course for the development of, of our economy. i would not want to deviate a very far from that course. and of course, the 1st and foremost from every one's mind is how we all get through the winter. not only and lucky, but throughout the european union. and that we all remain united behind ukraine and do not waiver in the face of difficulties for us. which in europe means higher prices, we always have to remember ukrainians are paying with their lives. let's bring in

samuel remaining. he's an associate fellow at royal united services institute. he joins us by skype, from oxford, in the united kingdom, as samuel, so great speak to you again. so what does karen's coalition government likely? what's likely going to look like? well, i think is most likely to be a continuation of what we really see now heading on till now and back in jewish will likely continue in terms of policy as well. i mean, the hard lines dance towards supporting a military towards ukraine and balancing that those, their foreign policy objectives with high inflation and let as inflation as chopping over 20 percent. and the baltic states, in part because they're divested russian gas amongst the most enacted in europe. so were his policies on russia likely? oh, what was that? the result of karen's reelection? i think it probably was a mean. it was a pretty decisive that display of assistance. i mean, is sonia is the largest contributor of no trade to ukraine, add per capita,

but latvia is right behind it. so happy has been a major supporter of the printing cars right from the beginning. and also the pro ration block which would have gone to the harmony party, which is usually the 2nd largest party has now slayed to the 5th largest party. they only have 5 percent of the vote coming in and coming forward and latvia left itself even harmony, party as recalibrate and reconfigured his palsy towards russia, 3 much more critical of russia's aggression ukraine that ever was before. and that, that a criticism has continued even in some ethic russians are big deb, concerned by the destruction of them. so we, they are one more, fails it briefly in riga, and they may be higgins and used from the russian foreign ministry, russian propaganda, which warns about discrimination against that group is what can we take away from those results about how does feel about the war in ukraine, so the overwhelming majority of voters, lampey obviously regard. the warranty ran as their central track to the yap baltic states as well. it's a fairly clear that a brush was glad to see new grain. and then next step would be to test the article

5 needed your chart and most likely by carrying it forward in the baltic area. and i think that baltic c solidarity is an important bank. i mean latvia along with stony and that delaney a want to straighten their partnerships with native new members, sweden, finland, and create a bulwark against fir. the rush, no rush. so i think that regardless of the economic costs regulators arising gas prices, inflation, the severity of the threat is so strong that lack via wants to stay the course and lightly as a traditional bow of conscription that periods of time as well. so, but the, as a used to making sacrifices to protect their security a, maybe a bit more so than many people in western europe. are you still pushing e banking? oh damn for a samuel romani and as i sit fellow at the royal united services institute, thank you for your time in the program. thank you. voters in bosnia herzegovina, costing their ballots. the vote is widely regarded as the most important since the end of the buzz, me more. in 1995. the only 3400000 people are eligible to choose members of the

collective presidency. the country's governing system is one of the most complex, complicated in the world. voting is also underway in bulgaria. it's for parliamentary election in just a chain month. opinion polls show the voters is unlikely to break a long standing political deadlock. so 3 time prime minister, boy comb bar results, conservative party looks it to when most points, but not enough to form a governing coalition. rising energy prices and the ukraine war, a key issues and pro russia parties are expected to gain ground. russian forces have pulled out of this strategically important eastern ukrainian city of layman. it's part of the russian claim region of john yen sc. layman, served as the logistics in transport hub for russian forces shall straps it is in cramming tools close to the front lines. ukrainian soldiers wave their flag the

entrance to li man them around the modem. footage the al jazeera cannot independently verify shows dead soldiers and burnt out tanks beside the road. ukrainian military said it surrounded the strategically important town and partially rushing occupied region of the next hours later, the russian military said it had been forced to retreat. you still run and we'll go with him. there was a high risk of being encircled, so our forces were withdrawn from the position and the men to more advantageous lines. for russia, media at video believe to show a russian tank retreating north towards camina town. russian forces still control me as though harassed them a limb. we tried to save our strength and control the road between layman and the town carmina. there were reinforcements trying to get in and established positions in order to stop the ukrainian. so could i ask you who i am?

ukrainian forces, celebrating pushing russian forces out of one of a number of villages in the surrounding area. ukrainian soldiers and volunteers evacuated more civilians from the frontline town of buck mood that has come under increasing russian shelling in recent weeks. the bottom of her study snobs, fidel, because of the secondary shelling you see what happened yesterday of the day before yesterday. a projectile fell. there was an older man in the house. they took him away. i was in the kitchen when the explosion happened. here. it is impossible to be here. crane and authorities say more than half the 70000 people who lived in bar mood and the surrounding area before the war at ready fled. the russians say this retreat was strategic before keith and it's nato partners. it will be seen as a humiliating defeat. charles trevor, al jazeera crematory. and ma'am val is in moscow with reaction from russia.

we have these strong statements, sir, from no one less than the chechen leader arms. i'm cut you off who is a very close ally to president putin and who said, basically that the army leadership has covered for incompetent, general and incompetent general in particular, who should now be sent to the front to wash his shame off with his blood very strong words from cut you off with very close to present footing and cut it off, said also in his statement that he had in the past warned against what he described as the incompetence of the field commander alexander laughing. who is in charge of that operation. but no one listened to him, and this is very significant. this is like an indirect warning and statement or criticism from prison, putting himself

a via badger of also another interesting personality. russia. if jenny is pre goshen, if any progression is a yeah, an important oligarch who is very close to vladimir putting your so leveled the same type of criticism to the leadership probably to the higher leadership in the army. probably the, the head of the whole army saying that those people should be sent barefoot to the front with kalashnikov to confront, to reality there and in a way, by way of punishment for them, for what they have done for the mistake they have committed. and these are, these criticisms, as i mentioned, are a reflection of what is also being said in the streets, ian by individual russians, one year after the killing guinea frustrations a growing, i've, or lack of progress in the west african nations political transition. and is ahmed interest reports from connor cray. the situation has only been made worse as economic hardships increase like many traders at toyo market,

far too much quote for the as seen consumer confidence and high income slip. but every day she comes here anyway, hoping good things will get better. ah greg landon men and yes, things are tough, but sitting at home and doing nothing is not an option. there are so many mouths to feed me with the opposition says the countries adrift. it blames guineas, military rulers, saying they haven't chatted. a clear course forward of to see is empower the last year. most unions are caught in the dispute between the countries military leadership and the regional rugby economic community of west african states and opposite chic demand for a quick return to democracy. prizes of footstep have risen as unemployment has grown with a price of rate increasing by more than 30 percent in the past few months. the biggest disappointment so far is what active is called a lack of focus by the military government. will company nick is informed that on you can see they are simply groping in the dark. and how can you explain that up to

now there's no clearly defined plan where they want to go or who they are carrying along. they are just carrying on as if the entire country is a military barrack. it's a huge disappointment for us all in one area. however, coolie that mama dubia has succeeded. why produces field? last month, the trial opened in the capital of the alleged masterminds of the 2009 stadium massacre in the capital. former president will said that his commander and others appeared before a judge charged with the killing of more than $150.00 protest us or whether the trial can draw. the public's attention away from the economy remains to be seen. jenison to has enjoyed some supports has lost his school, but as frustration with the lack of progress in both the politics and the economy grows. that support may soon turned to anger. on the street, ahmed edris al jazeera, cannot re.