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painter, perfect record champions, league clue states. ah oh, more comes than use our white house is accused their lines, the walls top oil producers of aligning with russia after they agree to cut their output to boost prices. the opec, a plus group, which includes russia and saudi arabia, says it will reduce production by $2000000.00 barrels a day. but the u. s. has called that move, short sighted and misguided sang or harm the global economy. fuel prices skyrocketed in the spring when russia invaded ukraine, but then dropped in the last 3 months because of fears of a global recession. u. s. official say they want to keep oil prices low in order to pry rusher revenue. a cut in production could also lead to higher prices at the petro pumps. here's what saudi arabia's energy minister had to say after that

meeting. our priority now is stabilizing marked. now, we could be accused of wanting to her influence market in a negative way. that's everybody's blog if we will, and others. we'll see how we conduct ourselves in the months to come. but with this situation, a prevailing situation. i think we ought to buy ourself a good period of working and focusing on how to attend to this market situation. and then hopefully some word later on 2030. as we hopefully can come out of this situation. we will have the time and the days to 2. and again, early in the area to our to sell for some reality check on that meeting in

vienna is the 1st time our pack class members have met in person since the start of the crime virus and our nick, dominic canes. then monitoring developments from berlin. what is informing the decision that has been taken is the concern at the price of oil and the way it stands now compared to where it was just 23 months ago when it was 25 percent higher than it is currently and very much the sense coming from the countries making these decisions, that that was what was uppermost in their mind. stability, but also an eye on those prices. but remember also that the united states government, which does not take part in, in these meetings, had said that it did not want to see output cut. so clearly there is to a certain extent, some idea idea of a collision course between these 2 attitudes. but from vienna, a very clear steer, a cut coming in november and to 1000000 barrels a day being cut. there is

a lag time as it were between the announcements of either a rise and output or a cut in output, and then the effect that it has on the price of oil. and then once that effect is known at the trading side of things, then there is the lag between that rise all cut in prices in trading. and the way it reaches the pumps where people get their oil, whether it's gasoline, petrol, whatever. and that is the question now in 3 weeks time. say so some analysts though will be this lag will be over. people will know what, what sort of effect it will have. but given the fact that there will be fewer barrels of oil being pumped than logic suggests that the price of oil will go up. and that suggests that the price of fuel at the pumps will go up also. well, the international benchmark, branton or c. crude index is up on those to present climbing above $93.00. audio

pay plus announcement. it started a year brown. prices were close to $79.00 a barrel. it thought above a $123.00 in march. 2 weeks after russia invaded ukraine, that was the highest level in 14 years. by the beginning of this week, brent levels were to 88.86 dollars prices and standard falling over the past month . why can join us live now from washington? tell us more about the reaction from the white house. well, it is somewhat restrained. it's been described as a short sight to the opec decision by the national security adviser, as well as by the white house press secretary. but that is very much a euphemism in a way. there's quiet anger in the bite and administration at this decision by opec making very clear their belief that saudi arabia is citing with russia in terms of

this. now this even being more blatant criticism from some members of the congress, senator chris murphy, a close ally of president biden, making very clear his belief that the u. s. continued to support saudi arabia despite allegations of human rights abuses, despite its war in yemen. because said the senator, they could rely on saudi arabia to support the us when it was needed. the senate making very clear that the support has not come through now. and making clear to that saudi arabia may bear some consequences in terms of its participation. in this opec decision that's likely to be a view echoed from many in congress as the impact of what the opec decision means to the u. s. it begins together momentum and might how much concern is there along democrats that if prices start to rise at the pump,

it could affect cities and districts that could go to the republicans in the midterm elections? well, hearing the administration's anger is the fact that it has been fighting incredibly hard to reduce gas prices within the united states which reached high levels a few months ago. however, the administration pumped barrels of oil from the strategic coil with the into the economy. bringing that price down, but this was seen as a critical political point. now, president biden has been attempting to balance the need to reduce gas prices in the u. s. with an eye to those midterm elections, along with his desire to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. now this has been a very carefully balancing act which the opec decision has now completely thrown into tatters. so the political impact, the opec decision may well be measured in terms of

a possible increase in gas prices in the u. s, which would have a major political impact on president biden. and his democratic party in the mid term elections. one must also note that in recent months, biden has been taking some $10000000.00 barrels each month from the strategic oil fund. not that strategic oil reserve is now. it is the lowest point since 1984. it's not clear how it can be pulled up again. so the myriad of political issues facing the bite and administration in the wake of the opec decision, and the in time that it could have on the price of gas in the united states. thank you very much. mike kenner, the 1st in washington, all marshes present, that in that person has signed the annexation of for ukraine regions and to law a week after staging where our friend m is that the one is called illegal. ukraine's government is called it the act of a collective madhouse. criminal control in those places has shrunk even more though

compared to when the votes were actually held as ukrainian force. as pushback russian troops, hooton's, as he hopes the situation, will stabilize hundreds or thousands of russians of also been fleeing their country after moscow. that it would mobilize $300000.00 additional troops. but the president now says the plan to conscription will be delayed for some university street. and so usually the defense ministry has reported that a number of categories of our citizens do not need to be drafted as part of mobilization effort. however, the relevant changes to the legal framework were not made in time. so the draft decrease submitted to the defense ministry and the government came out in a way that did not represent the viewpoint of the defense ministry itself. so we have had to make adjustments to this document. accordingly, i have already issued a decree to day, and it has been signed, which makes these very adjustments to g o. ukraine's present on him is a landscape saying that his forces have recaptured at 3 more settlements. in the harrison region, he has a quick look at the 4 areas. russia says it has annexed in the east and the south

of ukraine. the area in red shows what russian forces actually control out. there is hard to abdul hamid is in korea very not far from southern ukraine where people are energized by keys recent victories. it's a be high selectivity, a warehouse away from the frontline full of supplies to be delivered for those who survived war and occupation. food, basic necessities and glass replaced shattered windows as winter approaches. center for the room and governor board unit. this is al storage area for humanitarian aid . mar. it's all for the liberated areas in the castle region. it's dangerous for the volunteers. they could be shelling still. that's why we deliver directly to homes. so we don't have gatherings with people. there's a sense of urgency. as ukraine continues to inflict losses on russian troops in the

south. some of the trophies of war now on display, on the grounds of the school, where president voted near zalinski used to attend. ukraine has been announcing a sudden offensive since the summer, but then took everyone by surprise by making advances in the hockey region in the north east of the country. it was believed that the russians have been re enforcing their defensive lives in the south. even though recently, ukraine has managed to push through some of them and regain some territory. d ukrainian army advanced from the north through the vast plains. filming that each step, the sweats called was that of celia. here entering the village of status, india hoisting the ukrainian colors and removing the russian claims to land. like here in nova bitterly cut about this woman says, i have been waiting for you for so long. why her son is one of 4 regions. russia

has a next a few days ago, claiming the majority of people that went well coming to move. to ross says it's untrue. it's not his real name as he is the co founder of a network of activists known as the yellow ribbons who have been carrying acts of civil disobedience in russia controlled regions. mobile, the whole proposal will be going to continue to document all that's happening, the collaborators and the locations. if it's our protest, are activist record everything and sent it out. we do this to expose russian claims in the hope that helps our authorities. we will continue to distribute flyers, but if delivery will continue to be delivered is as important as military achievements. ukraine conveying the message that people there when there were forgotten. that of that mean over creevy in southern new crew. were you creating forces have found bombed out buildings,

destroyed vehicles and dead bodies spread across the recently retake and city of layman, a town in the north of ukraine's, danny asked region. it was, was fully taken by ukraine trips on saturday of to months of occupation by pro russian forces. cities, police chiefs sang just 7000 people, remain in the city, which was once a home to 22004. it is their say they have evidence of russian troops eating and abusing civilians during the occupation. but that in investigation is still ongoing . the man as part of a region that russia claims to have formerly annex, despite being retaken by ukrainian forces. while some european countries of clothes that orders for russian tourists, others like germany, offering those who refused to fight in ukraine, a chance to apply for salem. more than 60000 rushes entered the eel in the week after present. demo putin announced a partial mobilization of troops sat boston reports now from berlin. constantine

talk was cross the border from st. petersburg to finland. 2 days after flattered me put in mobility station order. just before the country decided to stop russians with 2 as fees, as from entering, we'd personally, whenever supported this was our garden today. anyways, my revision was like a final push for us. ideally, we want to go to the new tunnel ends because that's where people like us would feel comfortable because of sanctions. it's been difficult for russians to enter the european union. hundreds of thousands have gone to georgia. turkey or carfax done. the german government offered russians who don't want to fight in ukraine, the option of applying for asylum. if you would have to join a war in which you would have to commit to crimes against humanity. and you don't want that and you leave and you would be highly punished then also that is the

ground for protection in europe as a whole. not only in germany, europe is divided on how to treat the many thousands of russians who are leaving the country. now to run the risk of being sent to you, great to fight some countries like germany and france, see their departure as an opportunity to we can put in finland and the baltic states say they're worried about security. mark holeman called left russia at the start of the war last february, and applied for asylum in germany. he wants europe against offering russians asylum, in part because germany is now housing more than 1000000 ukrainian refugees. the problem is that most of them as you pro ration people and what they will do, they will fight with the cranium. they will fight with the europeans. but those who come, they need to go through a very, very strict process of distinguishing who you are. constantine understands the concerns but appeals to europe,

to let the russians enter. i would think that if europe would allow this, it will be and should last for russia and maybe putting origin and it will impact how soon this war will and trying to come up with a unified response to europe and commission sal claim so asylum must be considered on a case by case basis, that called on airlines and border agents to thoroughly check all russians wanting to travel to europe steadfast and al jazeera berlin, russian journalists who protested the invasion of ukraine during a live news bulletin, has escaped house arrest. arina of the asking over in charge of writing fake news. journalist interrupted a flag ship news bulletin earlier this year, holding a sign saying stop the war and now lying to you. she was late for the house arrest for protest outside the kremlin,

where she held opposed to the cold president put in a murderer shoes you to appear in court, but has posted a video in telegram, same prison should be put on trial. her puts an electronic tag like this on president vladimir putin. is he not? i who should be kept away from society and tried over the genocide of the people of ukraine and the mass killing of russian men. awesome. breaking news. now south korea's joint chiefs of staff and japan's coast guard of said north career is fine, another ballistic missile towards the east coast. the u. s. south korea and japan have been carrying on military drills in response to an earlier launch. u. s. navy's flagship aircraft carriers heading for the sea of japan for training with the south koreans. u. s. fighter jets have also carried out drills with the japanese air force nuclear capable. ballistic missile fired by north korea was the 1st to fly of japan in 5 years. and our diplomatic editor james base joins us live

now from un headquarters in new york. and it comes at an interesting time. james, just when suppose the world is focused on the, the nuclear threats that have been escalating from moscow. it says a, a very strong message coming from your young. yes, not the 1st time we've seen this happen when there has been a security council meeting in new york at north korea does not normally attend the security council when it's being talked about. it doesn't send its ambassador, it ignores the meeting. but also a number of occasions they've actually, while that security council's been meeting have fired off a missile. that's what's just happened moments ago. right now the security council meeting is coming to an end. they've just finished the close part of the meeting. and in fact, right now, the us ambassador, linda thomas greenfield, is addressing reporters flanked by some of the other ambassadors. and to give her view of the situation at the same time as this is just happened or not clear if

they are even aware actually of this news at this, at this point. other of this latest ballistic missile at the news from the security council meeting is that about the thomas greenfield and those around her. and you can see the japanese and the south korean ambassador to one side of her as well as other members of the security council. they're all in agreement of where things are and the need for tough action against north korea. but that is not the overall view of the security council and ambassador thomas greenfield. when she spoke in the counsel singled out 2 countries, she said that we're enabling north korea, that we're protecting north korea in her words. now she didn't name those 2 countries, but i can tell you it's obvious from speaking to diplomats. she was referring to, to permanent members of the security council, china and russia at that. do not want to pursue any more sanctions against at north courier at this time. in fact, both of those countries were critical of the u. s. they were critical of south

korea. they were critical of japan for recent military drills. they said that all of what was happening was not just the response, a response to all the fault of north korea. it was because of a confrontation and mistrust is going on between north korea and the united states is pretty clear. even though things are getting tensor and tensor on the korean peninsula, the security council on this issue and, and it's also obviously on other issues with ukraine, but on this issue hopelessly divided. thank you very much and diplomatic era, james bass at united nations. we go now to somalia or famine is expected to be decayed in the country within weeks of 1st significant famine, decayed anywhere in a decade. the drought, the country is experiencing is the worst. any one there can remember, for rainy seasons are the 2 years have failed. the 5th rainy season has started. that's expected to fail to the 6th is due early next year. the united nations is

saying that since january last year, more than a 1000000 people have left their homes in search of food and humanitarian assistance. at least half a 1000000 children are at risk of dying from malnutrition. as robert now once it's been a prolonged drought in somalia, some of its regions haven't seen rain into years desperate for food, water, and grazing for their cattle. thousands of people are fleeing their homes, walking long distances under the scorching sun. mohammed i'mma did a year and his family left their coastal city. the 60 year old says he had to walk more than a 1000 kilometers to get to this desolate camp, hoping to get food and shelter a little by the national health, dothan hunter was. if you walked some distance out of here, you will see lots of bonds with lots of animal bonds piled up on the top of each other. from all the corners, the side of these ones will shock you,

give them not only here, but toward the region. somalia is one of the poorest countries in the world battered by decades of violence. war and political instability. this drought could be it's worst yet. the un says the crises could be similar to the 2011 famine, which killed more than a quarter of a 1000000 people. half of them children thousands have died so far. man latricia is killing children every day. it's also the new person of 4 days ago and came away later was not even a laugh the salesman didn't. and that was a bit of cautious when he taking that with us headed, started on, put on medication. and that's where to be at this there. because his own cannot, i'm improvement. the situation is critical. aid worker sometimes take the limited

resources from the hungry to treat those who are starving somalis blame the russian invasion of ukraine for depleting, international aid, the used to receive every year and for soaring food prices. because we, we're not always is the real host to war between ukraine and russia has worse and destination of oil and wheat which are not available. we bring the food out away from margaret issue and the prices have skyrocketed since our land is dry and unproductive. the most desperate live in central and southern boss of somalia. under the control of a chabad, the un blames the armed group for contributing to the 2011 famine, by deliberately blocking of burning a deliveries on targeting aid workers. for the time being and until 8 arrives. hundreds of thousands will have to do on their own. with cholera mondor tuition and starvation hush about butter al jazeera weddington woolemay. while i dare dare

learn as the welfare programs country to write jane at present her fest and maria joins us now from the capital market issue. what are your fears for somali or in the next few months? a situation as you report it is really there. i'm so much a fun for october to december 6 point 7 media. and a cute for is security $2200000.00 out of then. i mean it's a crisis a from the sellers. and so with that is so maria is projected for, i mean, for it to over to december 1 point 8000000 children under the age of 5.

you money fiction situation. so all these prices are happening right now. and the for us as international community. we cannot wait to declare till we think funding can be a bit if we work together to prevent. did you say that 1800000 children under the age of 5 in the south and southwest if somebody are currently suffering from acute nutrition. and so then what can be down to, to prevent them from dying? are you going to be able to reach all those children? i would, it's a program says a toller, last year, a learned there's a national community. we are heading towards the crisis and then a program to limited support or support from

some donors. we have been able to now to reach 4400000 people to provide them with assistance. in addition to that, we put up for the month of september, have 3, a few of my vision, or $440000.00 children. we are any to continue 4500000 for free for the system. every single mom agrees to 400000 to 3 mother i q. my question. if we don't maintain these until the end of december, then this question is going to be worse and which is going to be as a big fan, i understand you. you've been saying you said that you would like to the international community months ago. now we know there is

a war taking place in ukraine that has affected global food prices. actually, there was already issues with a supply chains before the war in ukraine. but obviously the conflict has made it was on top of that you have a climate change crisis you have drought. and these repeated rainy seasons that fail in somalia, who are you speaking to an international community and why are they not been responding to your, your warnings? and concerns we're speaking to the international community, we are speaking in the donors and not only in europe, and i have to say that the united states have shoulder, the greater part of the response to shorten by the state. but also we are speaking to the goal is to come forward because unless all doors come together,

we will not be able to, i've been a, been for me as you mission. these crisis is not with this is so money for the last 40 years. this is the real climate crisis combine with a country that came out will be being hit by a complicated question. you can't trust you have to an increase. a b, as a result of the commodities is increasing. people cannot afford, you need to in my, again, if you are every household, what would happen to you when you presented, you put insecurity. first, you want to start a company and with money to ship, you will start thinking you will start selling it. and that is, why is it a large number of internet coming to with

which you could be in mind? these walking for a mother was 5 or 8 years. what do you expect that was going to happen in this today? yes. route to come to the, to the cities. so we are saying that the national community take your responsibility, we are saying about it is your, your support to so much so money or is part of that or will it is part of the good is part of that. we need to see more support coming from the we need more support coming from you. and i have now a lot of this part of the funding coming coming from the and i thank you very much for speaking to important story. and then i appreciate you taking the time and for a while for program direct testimony and that you would have with the news, our life from london much more tell to bring you on the program reports the 150

people in killed an anti government protest. the cross iran, despite the crack town that demonstrations a continuing, i call suspending carts a new study link, hundreds of thousands of death to british austerity measures and enforce. she's already won 7 titles this year, but women, while number $11.00 small over tennis action coming around ah, we've got to be on the lookout for flooding across western areas of norway. hi everyone. here's the details. not only the rain we're concerned about, but these winds is fall guessing to about 80 or 90 kilometers per hour. that could cause some damage in time across the northern england wales in scotland. i think most of the rain and wind warnings will be dropped,

but still some pouring rain for the top end of scotland. central europe, the sun's out, so that's allowing temperatures to bounce back. many spots in the twenty's that's going to feel good for this year. and off to turkey, we go, it's unsettled across the black sea coast stuff. so i think some showers could sneak into it stumble, but breezy through the boss 1st, the aegean into the east are met, i think, anywhere in the cell. and we'll see those wind gusts to about 40 or 50 kilometers per hour. unsettled for spain's east coast, round the valley. eric's as well. and then we've got this bubble of heat around severe temperature at $32.00 on thursday, off to africa. we go, could see some big down ports, northern sections of algeria, weather alerts and played there. and there has been some flooding around the booge up, but the rain is pepin up southern niger area beneath, toko and into gonna and toward the south and south africa. it's all about that heat wave toward the northeast in nearby moves and beat, and i'll put you at 37. there's wind shift around on friday. so just a high of 30. ah,

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r 0 lou. ah, welcome back with the news ally from london. the main stories now is the us, south korea and japan carry out military drills in the sea of japan. north korea is reportedly 5 another ballistic missile, according to south careers, joint chiefs of staff and japan's coast guard. russia, president vladimir putin assigned the annexation of 4 ukrainian regions into law a week after referendums that the un call the legal on the international law. but the areas on requirements control in those regions are shrunk compared to when the

votes were held. and a famine is expected to be declared in somalia within weeks, the 1st significant famine declared anywhere in a decade at least half a 1000000 children risk of dying from malnutrition. more than a 1000000 people have been displaced. and so i spoke to ogden nasir, abdi, our rouge, the minister of humanitarian affairs, and disaster management, southwest of somalia. now he says that more support is needed, but the regional administration is doing all it can oh show this is jewish, emergency food fun it. but there wasn't admissions there. oh, oh, all water on the floor to when the solution until the water sources, we need more in a financial support is extra force for fun,

a good. and then and then repeated consecutive failed, rainy seasons there in somalia and this started 2 years ago. so why wasn't more don to try and prepare for this scenario for farmers and how does the struggling to survive, who are losing livestock? why didn't government do want to help those families? this is the reason that i was supposed to november last year. i had a little bit of a. busy a letter with that, how about this? if you could walk without it, and maybe 2 to have the confusion in the building without lot of this also we, we organize all of this and need to organize that or sort of we are making sure

we're mission. and i would also with, with a bus, we don't have resources that clearly is not done in our 1st era. children now dying of hunger. it's unfortunate. this is what we'll do, some of it. and we've done a lot of advocacy. we've got a bunch of resources, making sure that we're sort of gone to the community. so the longer focusing on the situation, we have got to worry about how this app is unfolded. that's why, you know, do all that for and the who whole owner community, they're going to support our community

a better for them. and this is new dork. what expected them to be good? at least 5 people have been killed. another 10 am missing after heavy rains and overflowing dams triggered floods in gonna thousands of people have been displaced . many homes, either under water or completely destroyed. a garner water company has started letting water out of the wager damn near the capital a cry. in order to save the structure from collapse. at least 5 water treatment plants have had to be shut down. because water levels have exceeded capacity. all 23 train passengers kidnapped more than 6 months ago. nigeria have been released in march, armed men used explosives to blow the trains off its tracks, then opened fire on passengers, killing 8 people. the could do no state security commission of confirmed or hostages have been released but wouldn't say whether a ransom had been paid. government officials blame the attack on the arm group or

car. um, heavy snow is complicating rescue efforts to reach a group of mountaineers hit by deadly avalanche in the indian himalayas. at least 10 people have been killed on a mountain peak in the ganga. totally range official say 8 people have been rescued, but another 11 is still missing. the group was training at a mountaineering institute, a distance away from the avalanche site. the indian air force is deployed to helicopters, to search for those missing a palestinian man was killed by israeli army fire when troops rated a village in the occupied west bank. according to the palestinian health ministry. ah, officials say he was 21 years old and died from a gunshot wound to the head in darrell had tub east of nablus. local media reports the clashes began when israeli forces around the home of another man in the village

. have you gone? fire followed, and then medic say at least 7 people wounded in that these railey military says it had been trying to arrest a person thought to be involved in an attack on sunday. human rights groups of accused iranian authorities of using excessive and lethal force against anti government protest as human rights watches saying a $150.00 people in our foot have been killed in the crackdown in a video on social media school. girls in the city of shiraz shouted a member of the besieged power, military forces who helped authorities quell the protest. the death of $20.00 mass armenian police custody a spark more than 2 weeks of unrest with young women at the forefront of demonstrations. meanwhile, in the capital, dow, ron pro government support has held a counter rally. the demonstration was announced on state media and mass text messages. it was sent from the authorities. people taking part, condemned the wave of protest against the death of armine as the crimes of seditious thousands of teachers and students,

and hungry of protested against low wages, increasingly heavy curricular demands, poor school conditions and a lack of freedom in lesson planning for years andries public school teachers of complaint about their working conditions that have discourage people from entering the profession. creating a major shortage after a series of unsuccessful talks with the government unions of called on teachers to strike. and consider acts of civil disobedience. or here the british prime minister list trust is closed. our parties annual conference with a speech focused on economic growth. she spun only a month in office, but his face fears, criticism from our own party, over a tax cut plan that caused turmoil in the markets. and sent a pound, tumbling against the dollar port brennan reports now from bonham. the brian miller . this has been a conference to forget for liz trust as conservative party. it began with a, you turn on giving a tax break to britain's richest and ended in

a speech on disruption that was itself disrupted, bringing it all to a close, the prime minister saying she is still ready to make hard choices and do what it takes. as the last few weeks of sharon, it will be difficult whenever this change, there is a disruption and not everybody will be in favor of change. but everyone will benefit from the results. trust created a new enemy, which he called the anti gross coalition, and which basically includes any one who might oppose or protest against her economic policies. 10 days before conference started, her government announced massive tax cuts paid for by massive borrowing. as if on cue, a pair of climate protested from greenpeace noise me interrupted her before being ejected from the hall, where the only party and after just 34 minutes the finale together, we can unleash the full potential of our great country. that is how we will build

a new britain for a new era for days of extraordinary tension and party descent. there was an almost tangible sense of relief that it was finally over senior conservatives. except that this conference has been something of an ordeal. but trust has at least survived it. like she said, people always underestimate half a 2nd. i'm sorry, i've got to go guy. nice is the well ok. i mean they're obviously always going to be discussions within governments. they're always all right. every, every party's got a standing coalition. of difference is what you hope is that people have those discussions and private then have a unified line. and unity is the key to electro success. it's been a torrid party conference for prime minister liz trust. her response has been to try to normalize the turmoil, to portray the disruption as a natural, perhaps even

a necessary consequence of the change that she says, britain so badly needs. it is too early to judge whether this trust is done enough to regain her authority and restore her credibility. the opinion polls still look bleak for the conservatives, but in the words of one departing delegate. it wasn't a disaster pull brennan al jazeera birmingham. more than 330000 excess deaths in the country have been linked government austerity measures . this is according to a new study in the 8 years from 2012 to 20. 19. the study published in the journal of a journal of epidemiology and community health found that reduced income, ill health, poor nutrition and poor housing contributed to a rise in premature deaths. the conservative, liberal democrat coalition government introduced austerity measures in 2010. the policy of cutting tens of billions of dollars from public spending to help recover

off the financial crisis continued. when the tories took full power of government during the period of austerity, excess deaths of men in england and wales totaled at nearly 240000. it was nearly 13000 in scotland and there were 77000 excess female deaths in england, wales, and 6 and a half 1000 in scotland. joining us now as a researcher at the cl is chief innovation, public purpose, rosie coddington, did that study come as any surprise to you? yeah, i want to begin by saying that the result from this study of just really incredibly tragic just because they are somewhat predictable. they are predictable on a day and it doesn't make them any less tragic, of course, to the additional desks identified in the study between 20122019 or that panoramic and reflected increase in people dying from maturity from things like a reduced income, ill health holding attrition,

housing isolation to be the things that you correctly identify as being a consequence of your therapy program that was implemented by the conservative coalition government and the crisis. but really, this increased mortality and poor and health more generally are entirely predictable. we've known for a long time. that's the agenda or to publish it, do have an adverse effect outcomes. and we've had plenty of evidence needing health generals in that in other countries. for example, greece no to be increased which implement to be very hostile therapy policies. in waco, it's financial crisis. i've had terrible cavity when suicide, for example, and health outcomes. generally, i just would say it's common sense that this would happen when you spend less, you get less and you can't expect to have the well leading public public health system that meets the needs of people when you haven't been investing in it. as you

say, it's a cumulative effect of public services being squeezed. many people that work for the doctors and nurses would say already feels as though it's on the brink of collapse are really struggling to meet the needs of patients. but let me ask you as difficult as the last 10 years has been for many people in the country and as bad as it feels to many people. now, how much worse could it get in the next 10 years? the next decade is expected to, to bring even more hardship, isn't it? yeah. so, you know, i don't want to be completely demon green, but you're right. this study specifically looked into between 201220191 accept policy. but in terms of the broader programs that we're seeing in health and our economy in public services, it's bad to say that while these are not the result, academic choices of the government, many of the decades they own

a consequence of community, political decisions have been made in terms of investment and decisions, but have had the effect of extend this for a long time. we can't control the weather, but we can control help. prepare for it. and many reset is an economist in recent years. for example, have been arguing that this storm that we are currently experiencing with the energy crisis was on its way because of brick and pendant who feels from russia. but rather than invest in renewable energy of the structure that might have meant we were less dependent on russia, oil and gas country such as denmark, back in the seventy's and as other countries in your government to me, hey, how keep the car on the right and we really think that kind of long tell a face of the decisions now can very briefly can anything be done to prevent it getting worse? yeah, i think absolutely. you know what we've seen in the past few weeks after,

after a very long time of, of people being frankly very generous towards the government throughout the time that may, i say, many of you know, familiar with this line. the floor is doing best for the bad situation. increasingly, people have become very frustrated. they're recognizing that there are a tentative, weak, missing increased appetite and lunch rate, for example, dry caption, and putting pressure on government. and we've seen this, you turn over the past week in some government policy areas. and i was seeing a huge swing, i guess, the conservative party in opinion polls as well. so i think there is an appetite full and economy that puts health and the interest of people before, you know, some kind of vague notion of growth is based on trickle down. economics doesn't have an evidence base anyway, you know, a kind of emergent, i gave a nice medical decisions, productivity estimated with school and it doesn't work with. and i think people are

beginning to identify this now and thinking about, you know, what might look like that. but they're in danger of health and, and at the front, rosie calling to thank you very much. becky nobel prize and chemistry has been awarded to 3 scientists who pine in the building of molecular compounds known as click chemistry and use the principle of lego blocks to link molecules as many applications including mortified passage and potential pharmaceuticals such as cancer treatments for race reports from stock on the golden session, whole at the royal swedish academy filled a pearly as the science world waited to her who would be awarded chemistry's greatest price and 9 $100000.00. as it turned out, 3 would become nobel laureates than marks, morton mailed all americans, carolyn, but josie and barry shop las they received

a prize for the development of click chemistry and bio orthogonal chemistry. sharp. las joins an elite group of 5 to 12 nobel prizes the 1st coming in 2001. now it's his discovery of a way of joining molecules together. that is helped him and his fellow chemists to the 2022 award. the work of the 3 low ritz spa tate revolution in that field. and it started with a little quick like this. click chemistry is now being tested in targeted cancer pharmaceuticals and already has a host of uses in health, agriculture, and industry next to works pretty much like her to buckles that you snapped together. and you can attach to these buckles sir. different types of belts, essentially. then once you have a number of building blocks, you can, you can be luma. sanity at a my, it's betsy who made that possible in living organisms as she pioneered bio

orthogonal chemistry juncture at this dunning shock. right? i mean, it was the air, the chair of the nobel prize committee and his colleagues in the background call to say, congratulations. i thought, you know, like a weird, surreal moment. because he also helps to somewhat right to the gender imbalance. she's only the 8th female chemistry laureate, alongside a $182.00 men. the former president of the royal swedish academy of sciences. christina mulberry believes inequality is being reduced. the article in the sector politically active in the data. there will be more winners because more women are becoming professors and making breakthroughs. no one can ever think though a chosen because they are woman. what we can do is encourage more to be nomination because without that you can't win a nobel prize. if i'm behind, click chemistry and bio orthogonal chemistry involved processes far beyond the reach of human vision. the noble award has at least put them on their pioneers.

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he was only disappointed though that the moment came during an awakening. would have been great to do it, a yankee stadium and for the more home fans. but i know a lot of the fans that travel the travel. well, there's a lot of yankee fancier tonight and you know, get a chance to share that experience with the fans. and, you know, that's, that's what it's about for me. well, judge is a record moment why smart to in new york or the empire state building was let out for 62 seconds. so may hankies, pin stripe color to celebrate his achievements. and that is all you sport for now. it's now back to marry him in london. all right, all right, thank you very much. that's it for the news hour. but i'll have more few in just a couple of minutes. the time to stay with out there. ah ah

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