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the u. k. prime minister is said to hold a news conference in the coming hours after speculations of another. you turned on her min budget proposals. ah, it is great to have you with us. i'm cyril van. yeah, this is al jazeera live from dough. also coming up in the show, turkey a says it's studying vladimir putin's proposal to establish a regional hub to transport russian gas to europe. a palestinian groups called for a day of rage and israeli forces kill 2 palestinians in the occupied west bank. and more than a 1000000 people displaced, nigeria says many communities remain unreachable after its worst flooding in a decade. ah,

so the u. k is bracing for the possibility of more political and economic turmoil is comes just as the bank of england ends, its emergency bond buying scheme, which was aimed at stabilizing financial markets. all eyes presently are on number 10, downing street life pictures there you're looking at where prime minister list trust is set to hold an unscheduled news conference in just a few hours. trust is government has come under fire after a controversial budget that cause economic chaos will need. barker is in london eve, this all feels very rushed, very improvised. do you have any clothes as to what the prime minister has in mind? yeah, this we knew was going to be an incredibly turbulent day. but as the markets and the ball markets sun, sir, the financial markets across the u. k. and europe stabilize, what we're seeing politically is a deepening of the crisis. not only is there a huge amount of speculation that a series of few turns are on their way. some of them have already been heavily

reported upon, including the unfreezes of corporation tax, so pivotal to alice trust and her chance the quality crossings promises to her supporters. now also mounting media speculation that the chancellor himself quasi crossing could be out of the job by the end of the day, adding to this on a few hours ago, news that he had cut short and all important visits to the i m f. a new york summoned back to london for crunch talks, a little his trust. and now we are expecting that all important press conference led by less trust herself, where she may well clear up all of their cert speculation. let me let them of course, let that sink in for a few seconds. because what this means is incredibly seismic for this fledgling government. they've only been in power for a while, less than 40 day so far. and this is the leadership of less trust that i was initiated in partnership precisely with her chancellor quasi quad saying the 3rd chancellor this year. this could well be an incredibly critical day for this

government. you're at the bank of england need and, and of course that institution was key in stabilizing markets with bond buying. but, but that ends today. yeah, that's right. let me explain it in simple terms because ever since the controversial budget was announced by the government a few weeks ago, the bank of england, the acts independently of government. they've been pulling and pushing in opposite directions of the bank that normally adjusts its monetary policies to protect the country from external shock, slightly economic crisis, 2008. as had to pull those leave is to protect the country from its own government decisions. and that's what spoke the market ever since. the announcement was made lead to a bomb price is falling, it led to the yields up the amount of interest charged on those bombs going through the roof. and as such, it spawn to a rapid fire self of bonds. by pension funds that invest heavily in the government

. so io use leading to real fears at the time that the bond markets and the pension funds system would lead to a rapid collapse. so what happened was, the bank of england swept in, created this safety net, bought up an unlimited number of bonds for 2 weeks. and now that 2 week period has come to the end. the speculation was that, that be a huge amount of turbulence in the bond market, but we're not seeing that precisely because the financial markets already responding to the possibility of a change at the top of government or the responding to the possibility of a huge number of government u turns, and we white of course, to see that all become official as the day progresses. right. big question mark on that for now, but we won't have very long to wait that press conference by the prime minister expected in the next few hours. the bark, a thank you very much. turkey is presidents, wretched type, or no one has ordered his officials to study a proposal by russia to set up a regional gas hub in the country. the russian leader says it offers the best route

to redirect gas to the e. u after the nord stream pipeline was recently damaged. the leaders had been meeting in casks down this week. a russian gas pipelines will reach turkey and possibly go to italy. early on says both countries will start work on this immediately. cinema casino will joins us live from istanbul. first of all, help us understand the thinking here, between turkey and russia, because european countries at the moment trying to win themselves off of russia. yes, exactly. this is the main problem here, and this is the challenge of this proposal by a russian president vladimir putin, but asper, what circus presidents are, don told you, born on the way back for my son last night, a he mentioned, he said, a bought it in and himself gave the necessary instructions to they are related buddies in clothing, the energy ministry to do the necessary visibility studies. and as soon as the

studies are finished and the projects should kick off. but today there was a joint press conference by the turkish foreign minister, over solo, and country foreign minister as tanya in a stumble and nearly an hour ago. and during that joint purser, i have a chance to ask. it's a chill wish all about this project because as you said, there are challenges ahead. and he mentioned that in this project will be the role they studied. and the number, the most determining factor is the target market, which is a southern european. com fries. in this case, of course, he said a turkey has a feasible infrastructure, but there are no, there are extra pipe bonds that needs to be built. and all this visible at this thought is, should be done very carefully, both with russia and to yes. and a one really important thing is that the diversity of the soft light, which means you need more yes. supplies outside russia, maybe azari, guess maybe iranian guys maybe caught very gas. we don't know. and he said that as

cutter is a very expertise country on energy issues. and they have also exchanged ideas with the customer minister about this project. but he emphasized that this should be studied with the european partners as well because they are demanding 5 or they will be demanding part if they don't demand their wash and get them this project will be out of stable if there are no customers. if there's nobody to buy this gas, then there's no need to build the hub in the 1st place. sim castillo. thank you very much for the explanation there. appreciate it. people in the flood ravaged regions of nigeria are becoming increasingly desperate. more than 500 have died around 90 of them in just one boat accident and a number of state ahmed address has more on this. wow, here in a weary conditions for the displaced are getting desperate with just to was to sunset. food is served in this camp. the deficiency in our comedy to hundreds of people. missed food. yeah. it's not, they're not,

we're not. we're about 3000 people that is here. 1000 people did that on the food and we bought it from time to each other to was she says they haven't received any relief supplies from government. this is flights of ravaged at least 27 of nitrous 36 state destroy lives, crops, and horns and ridges like a number. officious yet tell us that hundreds of thousands of people in several communities are still out of reach. nothing has been heard from some of them in nearly a week, and the passengers off a boat that capsized a week ago killing about 9 to people while fleeing the submerged communities in sight of help. emergency agencies had warned of destructive floods this year. but the level of government preparedness was poor. so to was people's response to evacuation warnings that has left victims. lanky charity wondering what the future holds. alabama my tomorrow will maintain the mid. does nothing to

go back to if my house is left standing, my animals crops, everything is gone. for my did you know, i number is one of the worst defective states. officials say the danger signs have been there yet. the federal government has failed to act. cameroon wants about this, and so we know that every 2 or 3 years this happens, demerell would open up the damn. and then it comes. yeah, i wipes off everything. i mean it gonna get to a point where the, what i walk, i'm an enveloped entire country. nigerian official say humanitarian supplies have been distributed nationwide. but that is little comfort for hundreds of thousands who are yet to receive any help from government at any level. how many degrees al jazeera or torture, or russia is calling on civilians in the course of region to evacuate as ukrainian forces gain ground in the southeast uses muma every day shrikes the cities of the

curse on region here. so they deal serious damage. first and foremost, to the people, i'm asking the leadership of russia to help organize and evacuation and listen. and charles stratford reports from creevy re close to the front lines. ukrainians have made great gains in recent weeks. in a push from the north down towards that huge c, strategic city of care song on the western bank of the leap, wrote river, not a day goes by where ukrainian authorities do not announce that another settlement has been taken re taken control of. misunderstood that, around $75.00 settlements according to the ukraine as have been taken, and they try to push down towards care. so because it is so huge at each strategically in poll need is basically the gateway to northern crimea, and he is full of russian forces. russian military equipment and we understand that

they are having increasing difficulty in getting supplies russian supplies across the river to those russian forces in site care. so on, of course, the ukrainians have vowed to retake that city and all the, all the areas that president putin wants to annex. but we also know that there are thousands of civilians inside that city as well. the ukrainians of calls saying that they are avoiding any kind of civilian infrastructure in any of the areas that they are pushing towards whether it be in the east or in the south. but in terms of what an evacuation would look like, it's really important to recognize that this statement from this russian install official is saying that these people should go to the russian side until stratford reporting they're still ahead on al jazeera patrols running short and queues for fuel are getting longer in france as unions dig in on strike action at oil giant turtle in elsie. and we hear from the team representing pakistan in katara for the

st. child world. come stay with us. ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the, as with most of my cattle aways. hello weather's clearing up nicely. now for eastern parts of japan, we've had some blustery showers here recently over the last couple of days. is where the system now with the process of pulling out of the way dry, bright weather coming back him behind it's dry and bright across much of the korean peninsula, into a good part of china. down towards the southeast, increasing cloud will just roll in. he can see this mass of rain, which will just push its way towards taiwan over the next day or so that could cause some localized but entirely to eastern parts of ty, one lively showers. they're coming into the southeast of china by this stage. now we have see some lively showers recently into eastern areas of in the air, things

a good deal quite over the next couple of days. monsoon rains favorable conditions now for the monsoon to continue sinking further southwards and these were so for central and northwestern past looking good. over the coming days, up towards pakistan, dry, warm, and sunny temperatures, getting up into the 30s, live the showers into western parts of india, some lively showers there to once again into a good part of sri lanka and they will continue as we go on into monday meanwhile, across sarabia and see finally troy across much of the arabian peninsula, then the cloud just around the caspian, towards the black sea and affecting a good part of took here to with sponsored by categories. british political party at war with the labor party is a criminal conspiracy against its members. newly obtained documents reveal members silenced, suspended, and forced that. my god,

this is unbelievable and free speech was shut down an exclusive investigation. the labor files hot 3 on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera, the headlines this hour, the u. k is bracing itself for the possibility of more political and economic turmoil as the bank of england ends. its emergency bond buying ski prime minister list trust is set to hold an unscheduled press conference in just a few hours. the turkish president has ordered his officials to study a proposal by russia to set up a regional gas hub in the country. the russian leader says it offers the best route

to redirect gas to the e. u after the nord stream pipeline was recently damaged. and more than 500 people have died in nigeria, worst floods in a decade. unusually heavy rains lead to the destruction of tens of thousands of refinery workers in the french town of don't, which are protesting outside a, till tower oil refinery. calling for better wages. while negotiations are still underway, the try and end 3 weeks of strikes and refineries and fuel depos. the job action has disrupted people's lives and lead to shortages of petrol across france. talks came a day after the government told to tell in algae to increase the salary of its workers . natasha butler is at a petrol station in paris for us. what we'll get to what's happening around you in a minute. but 1st, tell us about what's going on in these negotiations because there appears to be an agreement between total and at least some of the unions were, you know,

well as right after 3 weeks of this 3rd strike it, sir. most defrances oil refineries. it does appear that total energy, the company that i runs many of the refineries and the 2 main trade unions have reached an agreement to give out workers a 7 percent pay rise and a bonus. however, the c, g t, frances biggest a union and they are leading this strike say that's not good enough for them. they're not going to accept the offer and they will continue to strike, continue to protest. they say they want a 10 percent pay rise. they say that would take into account inflation. many their workers are struggling with the rising cost of living. and they also say the work as deserve a slice of these huge profits that have been made by our oil companies, by energy companies during this energy crisis. last year, for example, total energy had a profit of like 15, a $1000000000.00 in found some say that he could double its profits. this he had to read to give him bonuses and dividends out to shareholders. so there's

a lot of anger over that as well. amongst workers, they feel that they're underpaid, overworked, and they just not getting a share of what they put in. natasha euro to petrol station central powers. i think a recognize it in a more bonus area. but what's the situation there? because i don't see the long lines of cars that we've seen in the last few days. that could be the way, the way in which we are standing. because i can tell you that the line, the queue is extremely long. i'm going to step out the way it goes all the way back to the end of this row, right? one to reset your stations across the country. currently closed or short of yes one and 3 by 2 stations across the country are currently closed or short a fuel. this is one of the only ones is actually open in the paris area. that's why so many people here. some people have spoken to say that they've waited here for more than an hour. we've seen frustrated scenes. police have been air so while ago because people were getting into a rauwer force. you can imagine the tempers can get pretty frayed in this sort of

situation. now, the government, i've been trying to calm the situation, they said earlier this week that oil companies, all companies that can, in fact should raise wages at this time of inflation. but they've also fuel tensions in some ways, by ordering some key refinery workers back to work all face penalties. now that is, that is made traded for a angry. they say that it runs their right to strike and they have cooled for a national strike. taking in all sectors workers more sectors next week. and natasha butler reporting in paris. thank you very much. at the head of the international monetary fund says that there's a 25 percent risk of a global recession, poorer countries will likely suffer the most in a downturn. that warning comes and came at the i met annual meeting as being held in washington dc. we cannot, we cannot possibly allow inflation to become an a runaway train bed for

growth and bedford people. bed bed, especially for poor would be for poor people. at the i, m f also just released its regional economic outlet for africa just this hour. it's agreed to give kenya access to more than $235000000.00 and funds after a recent review. catherine soy is in the north of kenya. she tells us how locals are faring. despite the high cost of living. we are at a market in northern canyon area of calls to cannot and more people with that the cost of facing commodities has been going up. and this is something that has been happening across the country. so we have prices that have been tripled in the last year or so. so people here are saying that they really are struggling to make ends meet. we also have a problem in the country when it comes that has been compounded by the drought.

this is a drought that has affected the entire reason in kenya. for example, 3000000 people are in drought. we have spoken to some of them who say they don't have what they don't have food to kind of where we are one of the most effective regions. but despite the problems, the countries facing the world bank says the economy is still strong and that the countries who thrive the right measures in place to get better. i would like to see the economy improving so that life can be more bearable. people are suffering. will also be hearing from president william root or who says that he's trying to make things better. but then we also know that the government is dealing with a very high external backed and a lot of kenya's, the width is taking to say that they believe that the suffering will continue

a little longer. and south africa, high unemployment rate and struggling economy mean that the i m f has cut its growth forecast. as from miller reports, people are paying the price more than a 3rd of south africans don't have a job that will bank, lower self africans, economic growth to under 2 percent will the, the rising cost of living has put millions of south africans and the pressure and saving for many of them is not simply a luxury, the cost of fuel is gone up as it has across the world. growing inflation and increase in interest rates on of course, soaring food prices, a threatening households, especially poorer income homes. normal that's good. if we did use to close to 500 right now, casey casey to speak basically double double. what used to spend on petrol, what you spend on food? it's just, it's greatest worse than ever be fool. if we look at our current government is how

can i put it now? you just you about money disappearing. money has been allocated to different, let's say municipalities in nothing actually happens. so that because economic future is uncertain with poverty and debt worsening. now, solution for many would be an increase in local and for investment to create jobs for the countries electricity and potential water supply crisis. maybe putting investors off of africa's have the worst call. what cuts in decades with many areas without electricity for anything between 2 to 6 hours at a time is really forces of killed to palestinians during a raid on the janine refugee camp in the occupied westbank arm confrontations broke out early on friday. the ministry of health says the victims are a fighter with the janine brigades group and a physician who was shot in the yard of a hospital, palestinian factions of cold for a day of rage. and for context, at least

a $119.00 palestinians have now been killed by his really forces in the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year. net. abraham has the latest from ramallah. what's happened is that these railey forces have rated the janine refugee camp and its surroundings. in the early hours of the morning leading to confrontations and armed confrontations between the armed men in the jeanie refugee camp and the israeli soldiers. these raids are not something new. they used to happen on a nightly basis. now we see them happening even in the light leading to confrontations by palestinian men in the union refugee camp. who believe that the past in authority, in that the international community is not doing enough to help them get rid of the daily violations of these really occupation. so they take up arms that they want to fight. these really forces. we've seen a lot of people from jeanine itself, committing shooting a tags and attacks inside israel itself as well as in other places in the occupied

west bank. this morning. 20 year old mattie and the buyer has been killed by his ready forces fire after he was a taking up his weapons and fighting these really forces that have rated the camp. his funeral is under way in jeannine, all in all a 3rd of palestinians who had killed since the beginning of the year in the occupied westbank by israeli forces are from jean and were killed in jeannine, including and jesse us, shedding o'clock a report by save the children says that 1400000 children under the age of 5 face malnutrition, and self sudan. conflict, along with an unprecedented 4th consecutive year of widespread flooding, have made the situation worse. more than 600000 people have been affected by these floods. a thousands of people in thailand are struggling to cope with severe footing. relief supplies are being delivered to villagers cut off by the rising waters. seasonal rains often bring floods this time of the year. a government has set aside around $600000000.00 to help recovery efforts. and north korea has fired

at least one short range missiles into its eastern waters and flown fighter jets near its border with south korea. artillery shells have also been fired into the maritime buffer zone between both countries. this, the latest in a series of weapons tests in the past 2 weeks. rot, mcbride reports from so a flurry of activity in the early hours of friday, happening close to the heavily fortified d. m. z. the demilitarized zone separating the 2 careers further raising tension levels. the laws carried out another short range, ballistic missile test reckoned to total more than 40. since the start of this year, it landed in the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan. don't. the earning out of the intentions are not korea's repeated ballistic missile launches are absolutely impermissible. and we cannot overlook it. substantial advancement of missile technology. a north korean air drill involving around 10 military aircraft

flying towards the dmc. prompted the south to scramble its jets and north korean artillery fired an estimated $170.00 shells from its east and west coasts. violating according to south korea, a 2018 agreement, not to carry out such exercises close to the border. human peconic bulls here one from wheel. the north korea's artillery far and short range ballistic missile launch. and the buffer zone of the east and west sea are serious provocations that undermined peace and stability on the korean peninsula. as well as the international community. the pillow on north korea as it carried out the drill in response to a south korean artillery exercise on thursday, accusing it of provocation. south korea has also imposed unilateral sanctions against people and organizations involved in the north weapons programs. it's

largely symbolic, but it's the 1st time it's taken such action in 5 years. an indication of our relations have soured. on monday, the north announced this unprecedented period of missile testing is aimed at developing its ability to launch a tactical nuclear attack on the south. with friday's actions, the week ends as it began with both sides, seemingly locked in escalating tensions. rob mcbride al jazeera sol, 100, the millions of children all over the world live on the streets. that experience has been shared by the young footballers from pakistan who are among the teams taking part in the st. sheil world cup right here and of some of the binge of aid has their story in ordinary practice with some extraordinary children. oh god, i don't know of ended up against the odds. some of them have faced mistreatment. and marginalization of some have had their basic rights denied. but that's not stop

them from making their presence felt at the feature and woke up in the walk. and this is their opportunity to tell the story when men as the school sort of the studies because my family were suffering from a financial crisis. so i started to work to support my family. most of the room don't go to school in my village. they just waste time, many become a drug, got it. we were to really very hard and paired ourselves for this event. but dos 3, when a 3 children don't get to unity, the lose direction with things like this for the future. i'm lucky to have this opportunity been playing in a plane for the 1st time. i am very excited surcharges. these boys from pakistan are among 2018 sticking bars in the international football tournament. ahead of the fif of old couple next month, make some noise. if the 4th time the street children tournament is being held and organized, to say, it's probably the most important event for many of these kids. well, you draw up start guiana project. we started this projects in 2014. now we operate

17 academies across pakistan. we will to rehabilitate street children who are wasting their life with drugs, gambling and other harmful activities. somebody up we provide residence, food shoes, close everything, and only take street children or poor families sculpt manager. see the struggle at home to find money, and take children away from the unforgiving streets to which positive engagement. but son is, is a country where there are more than 20000000 children who are out of school and into the estimate and number of students to children. is there more than $1800000.00? so this project is, i would say more focused towards the $20000000.00 children who are out of school, who might become the few connect to children in addition to football the tournament in, but there is meant to raise awareness about the stigmatization of st. connected. young people and also about equal access to education and health care and at its heart is sportsmanship and competition. the mac zante were runners up.