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i want to be honest, this is difficult, but we will get through this storm already the beleaguered u. k prime minister puts on a bright face soft a sacking her finance minister. ah, i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera where life. so coming up, i am f projects of fallen growth across europe in the coming months. an urge is it's leaders to make tough policy choices. took here says it's studying of that. him of hooton's proposal to establish a regional hub to transport russian gas to europe. and more than a 1000000 people displaced, nigeria says many communities remain on reachable. profits was flooding in a decade. ah,

we start with a growing economic and political term all in the united kingdom, from an us to list trust has sacked. her finance minister less than 6 weeks into his job and made another major policy. you turn. a government has now abandoned plans to cut corporation tax, but it is clear that parts of our mini budget went further and faster the markets were expecting. said the way we are delivering our mission right now has to change . we need to act now to reassure the markets of our fiscal discipline. i have therefore decided to keep the increasing corporation tax that was planned by the previous government. this will raise $18000000000.00 pounds per year. it will act as a down payment on our full medium term fiscal plan, which will be accompanied by a forecast from the independent a, b, r. we will do whatever is necessary to ensure debt is falling as

a share of the economy in the medium term. antonio hall is outside 10 downing street in london for us. now it's on a how damaging is this for the prime minister? potentially immensely damaging. i think, particularly for a promise to release trust this position. she's only been in office. remember, for a little over a month, she has no popular political mandate. she was elected by just state 1000 members of the conservative party and her central offering to those members, which was economic growth, file low taxes. and this radical economy set of reforms was essentially bead torpedoed. u turns are always damaging for the credibility of any prime minister. she's had to conduct a few so far not least, the big one announced in a press conference a little earlier here. the young king all of plans to scrap the raising

of cooperation tax rates that have been put in place by richie soon when he was chancellor that rise in cooperation tax rates will now go ahead. and of course crucially, also on friday you turning on her own chancellor classes call tang sacking him. he's not just any old political colleague. he is her friend, her close his political ally with whom supposedly in lock step they planned. and then she endorsed and defended despite market term, all that mini budget statement of mr. qua tag put into place. so lose lose trust. now seen by many, including many in her own pocket as a prime minister who has lost her of 40 in the party. her credibility, she's lost her unique selling point, her economics platform. and she is historically unpopular. the latest opinion polls now suggest just 16 percent of the british public satisfied with the job she's

doing. she has an overall net approval rating of minus $51.00, which is the lowest of any british prime minister. given what you say that is it possible. she may not actually survival this to be plotting going on behind the scenes as we speak. a bunch of numbers, i think it's distinctly possible and plotting is whole ready going on. nobody will want unnecessarily to rush towards another bruising leadership campaign as we saw for several weeks here during the summer. and remember, it is not easy to get rid of a prime minister again as we saw with boris johnson, even for a party that has managed to get rid of its previous 3 prime minister. but there is one crucial consideration here. and that is that the opinion polls put the labor party, the opposition day party, according to some 30 points i head of the conservative party, their senior conservative party, m p. 's. now quite a number of them. rounding on least trust, accusing her of trashing the parties,

central pillar, it's reputation for economic management, fiscal discipline, and leading them down the path towards that actual defeat. and there is no se having m p who willingly will go down that path towards the electoral defeat. so i think it's pretty much inevitable. the plans now will be a foot and would advance quite quickly to try and get rid of the turn a whole lot in downing street. thank you for some more reaction. now james need away represents the progressive economy for him. he says a person's government had run out of options. prime minister at least trust had absolutely no choice, but by this point, following in particular, i think the intervention by the bank of england governor andrew bailey on wednesday saying that supports the bank of england to be giving to the u. k. bond market guilt markets would come to a screeching halt roundabout now on friday, cause a huge panic over the middle of this week in financial markets and ready applied

a great deal of pressure. i think, to the government to change course, it'd be on the card. so sometime the reaction to the mini budget barely 2 weeks ago, we did funded tax cuts with a huge borrowing with the implications that these borrowing would be sorted out some point in the future. but not now the panic that this started in financial markets. all that was already been effectively priced, did you turn? was all already looking? quite likely. it's just a question of how long was it going to take before they come? not that the problem today, i think is the least trust as you turned on parts of the big extra borrowing. she was planning $18000000000.00 parents out to the remaining $43000000000.00 pounds of tax cuts and other things. it may not actually be enough and looking at some of the market reaction probably won't be enough to entirely ease people's fears and to get out of this immediate crisis that there are. meanwhile, the international monetary fund is urging european leaders to make tough choices. the group has released its latest full cost thing to warn ukraine is hitting europe

post pandemic with covering the r m f predicts g d p. and developed european countries will fall from 3.2 percent this year to no point. 6 percent in 2023. in emerging economies, that numbers expect to the slide from 4.3 percent to 1.7 percent in the same period . dime f says inflation will decline in 2023. the advanced economy is it may be 6 percent for developing nations is expected to stay in about 12 percent coming into 2022 things stood a strength, coordination and solidarity displayed in policy responses to corporate. 19 europe was on its way. ready to exit depend, make. meanwhile, rising inflation was expected to gradually subside as commodity prices and supply for the next would ease. but russia's invasion of ukraine changed the picture completely, and it is now taking a growing toll on europe's economies. correspondence tracking the i m. s full costs

and dominate cane is in the german capital, but 1st to allen fisher about the groups headquarters in washington, d. c. well, tell us the i m f is releasing forecasts for regions across the world. it's fair to say the global economy looks to be something of a serious slum as i am, when you look at the report that it's been released for sub saharan africa. when it's entitled living on the edge, you realize that things there aren't looking good either. there is the very old cliches that when europe sneezes, africa catches a cold. and although there was who, after they pandemic, that there had been some rising growth in 2021 the. the foundations for what happens in 20222023 are not great either. the biggest challenge is, of course, like everywhere else in the world is the cost of living crisis, but exacerbated in africa by the fact that there is massive food insecurity,

particularly in the horn of africa. and across this, a hill, according to the international monetary fund, somewhere in the region of a 123000000 people might not know where their next meal is coming from, with any great certainty. and then the governments are facing real political up people because of that, at normally political upheaval follows financial up people. and there is a deep concern that that could spread over africa too because they have to try and balance, making sure that the less well off are protected from what is happening. but also making sure that they don't over spend. because debt is now increased at the highest level we've seen since the early part of this century, and that is a what a as well. and here's another thing that africa has to worry about. and that is climate change. a continent which highs by and large not contributed very much to global emissions, will be disproportionately affected by what is happening. and so that is an appeal to the rest of the world to say, look,

you can't turn away from africa at this point. yet again, another regional report from the international monetary fund here in washington this week, which really offers very few glimmers of hope about the next couple of years. ahead and thank you for that. we're going to stay with this and speak to dominic cane and berlin at all. nick, how is this going down in europe? there's little question that from the points of view of the i m f. when they say that the outlook for europe has darkened in their minds, very clearly to blame is the war in ukraine. they paint a bleak picture of the situation for europe, saying that inflation will be at 6 percent in the advanced economies. but double that's in the emerging economy saying that growth g, d, p growth will more than half, right? across the continent in the course of the coming year. and worse in the emerging

economies than in the advanced economies. the cost of living up why 7 percent. but remember, that's an average number that will be countries in which it is considerably higher than that. and so when the i m f looks at the situation, they say that interest rates are likely to have to remain high for some time. they say they expect inflation will eventually start coming down. but this report will make full, quite bad reading for many governments across europe, the euro zone. and beyond that, when they look at the situation and work out how can we help people struggling with energy prices? the i m f says that rising energy price is off fueling the problem, the idea of growth being cut and inflation rising. certainly this report will make for difficult reading across europe. life for us in berlin, their dominic kane. thank you. was saying it with the european economy, refinery workers in the french ton of domes are protesting outside of total oil

refinery coating for better wages. gay sions are still on the way to try and end 3 weeks of strikes in refineries and fueled oppose. the job action has disrupted people's lives and led to shortages of petrol across france. the talks came a day off, the government told the total energies to increase the salary of its workers afresh . butler has more for a filling station in paris. yes, that's right off the free week. the refinery. right, there is a breakthrough for the 2 of the main trade union to have agreed with total energy for, for a company that wants money. these refineries for a 7 percent pay rise and the phone for its work is bought. the c g t, the biggest union and one is leading. this protest said that it won't accept that offer. it was a 10 percent pay rise for its work is it says that 10 percent will take into

account inflation. many workers are struggling, of course, financially at the moment. they also say that that would keep work because the share some of these huge profits for all companies making because of the energy crisis, total energy, lafayette, which was what made some $15000000.00 in profits. something's going to be double back this year, that, of course, is fueling to cents a month. workers recently notified situation. i'm s has also released its racial economic outlook for africa. it's warning that sub saharan africa is facing its most challenging environment in years. is not cottage growth forecast for the continents most industrialized economy. south africa has finally the miller with more from janice, but more than a 3rd of south africans don't have a job. the world bank lowered self africa. economic growth to under 2 percent. well the yeah. the rising cost of living has put millions of south africa is under pressure, and saving for many of them is now simply

a luxury. the cost of fuel is gone up as it has across the world, growing inflation and increase in interest rates. and of course, soaring food prices, a threatening households, especially poorer income homes, normal bhaskar food did use to close to $500.00 rates at no cost to go through it. so speak basically w w. what do you use to spend on petrol? what you spend on food, it's just, it's crazed worse than ever. be full. if you could, our current government is how can i put it now? you just yeah. 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 foreign investment to create jobs for the countries electricity and potential water supply crisis may be putting investors off, south 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. so the head heron al jazeera, another missile launch from north korea, adds to tensions in the region. and will need some extraordinary children who are beating the odds at the streets. child, well, i can tisha patient is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready for the wet spots of my cattle aways hollow? the weather's la. she sat fair for much of china or over the next day or so, but se policy, we'll see some very heavy rain. having said that, are you going see a largely quiet where to weather just coming away from the eastern side of japan, that will to leave a legacy of showers as we go through saturday, the ship become fewer. and so the between us we go want 3 the we can, but i slipped further south to say this system here swirling away. that's going to

bring some big downpours into taiwan into the southeast of china as we go on through the next couple of days. taiwan could see some flooding as this tropical system makes its way through. we have another tropical system, tropical depression, just pushing towards vietnam and that will bring some big samples into central vietnam into cambodia. as we go on through our sas day, more than there is in the philippines sing yet more heavy rain over the next day, or 2. scattering a shower, swim malaysia, and a good scattering of showers. that some sharp ones in the heat of the day they're across good part of indonesia. some hay showers to into eastern areas of india, but for central and northern past. now logic quiet the monsoon race pushing out to the way as they should do at long last it's been slow to do so. southern parts of india seeing some more, very heavy showers. it's a big down. pause this for lanka. the with sponsored by cat on a ways a little bit 3 and

a with funny taishan cultural tradition. hollywood thing with ah, he wants the artist here, a reminder of our top stories this our britain is prime minister, his trust so sacked, her chancellor. made another major policy. you turn,

the government has now abandoned plans to cut corporation tax. i am f slashed, it's economic forecasts for europe next year. the continent has seen sky high energy prices as it tries to win itself away from russian supplies. in the wake of the war in ukraine now, turkey is at preston to reject. to have at wine has ordered his officials to study russia's proposal to set up a regional gas hub in the country. personally, marapoo tennis says it offers the best route to be direct gas to the e. u. off the nord stream pipeline was recently damaged. the 2 leaders have been meeting in kazakhstan this week. on thursday, booting suggested that moscow could send more gas to the existing turkish stream pipeline, which runs beneath the black sea to tokyo, even suggested russia could build a 2nd pipeline between the 2 countries. tricky as leader reject the turbo one suggested that the region of threats could serve as a distribution center to sell gas to europe. and beyond. was staying at the

regional summit in that cause extern, the russian president was also asked about the warn you crane. i'm going to put in announced he has no plans to call out more troops. he said the military call of 3000 reservist was finished and he was not moved to put more troops into service. he said his name is not, this is drawing ukraine routine. anything crashes of nato. russia would lead to a global catastrophe. pretty much too much. now there is no need for massive strikes. there are other goals to achieve. now. out of i think 29 objectives. 7 have not been hit. the way the defense ministry planned that dealing with them these objectives, there's no need for massive strikes, at least for the moment. for now, as for the future, again, we will see why russia has been urging civil ends in the song region to evacuate. that says ukrainian forces gain ground in the southeast. usually every day strikes

the cities of the curse on region here. they deal serious damage 1st and foremost to the people. i'm asking the leadership of russia to help organize and evacuation and listen. but i'll stop for the thing pretty real close to the front lines. ukrainians have made great gains in recent weeks. in a push from the north down towards that huge, she strategic city of care, san on the western bank, open to 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 settlements according to the ukraine as have been taken. and they try to push down towards care. so because it is so huge, it eat strategically in poland, it 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, rush,

and supplies across the river to those russian forces in side 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 call 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 installed official is saying that these people should go to the russian side or ukraine is marking, defend his day as the war with russia continues. national holiday was established in 2014 as moscow took over crimea. it replaced

a previous holiday from the soviet union ever president to put in as an ascii address, the nation for missing victory over russia and freedom for own craniums under. but am, we'll have to measure that. this will be a victory for our heroes who are now in the russian captivity. we remember and everything to bring back each and every one of our heroes. we won't leave any one in captivity. the world sees that ukrainians do not lose their humanity under any circumstances. the enemy can strike at our cities, but never at our dignity over a more. north korea has fired at least one a short range missiles into its eastern waters is also phone fighter jets near its border with south korea. meanwhile, artillery shells have been fired into the maritime buffer sang between both countries. is the latest in a series of weapons tests in the past 2 weeks. robert mcbride reports from saw a flurry of activity in the early hours of friday, happening close to the heavily 45 d. m. z. the demilitarized zone separating the 2

careers further raising tension. levels the doors carried out another short range, ballistic missile test reckoned to total more than $0.40. the start of this year it landed in the sea separating the korean peninsula from japan. knowing the intentions are not korea's repeated, ballistic missile launches are absolutely impermissible. and we cannot overlook substantial advancement of missile technology. a north korean ed drill involving around 10 military aircraft flying towards the dmc. prompted the south to scramble its jets and north korean artillery, fired and estimated 170 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. even ponzio, one thing with north korea is artillery far and short range, ballistic missile launch, and the buffer zone of the east and west. see serious provocations that undermined

peace and stability on the korean peninsula, as well as the international community 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 at indication of high relations of salad. on monday the north announced this unprecedented period of miss el 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, people in the flood ravaged regions of nigeria are becoming increasingly desperate

. well than $500.00 have died around 90 of them were killed in a boat accident in an amber state. address has more. oh, here in weary conditions for the displaced are getting desperate with just to was to sunset for dis served in this camp that official say now accommodate hundreds of people. missed food. yeah. it's not, they're not for me for about 3000 people and that is here for a 1000 people. did that one this this soon under will budget for i'm sorry, 3 other do was she says they haven't received an or leave supplies from government . this is flights of ravaged at least 27 of nitrous, 36 state destroying lives, crops, and horns and ridges like a number of fishes here. tell us that hundreds of thousands of people and several communities are still out of rich. 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 their submerged communities. in sight of help. you my just, the agencies had warned, of destructive floods this year, but the level of government preparedness was poor. saw to was people's response to evacuation warnings that has left victims like kitchen any wondering what the future holds. alabama my, to my home. i can imagine there's nothing to go back to if my house is left standing, my animals crops, everything is gone for my kid, you know, with i number is one of the worst affected states. officials say the danger signs have been there yet. the federal government has failed to act. cameroon, wants about this. i saw we know that every 23 years, this happens, demerell would open up the dam. i'm barely comes here and wipes off everything. i mean it gonna get to a point where the, what i walk, i'm an invalid 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? hundreds of millions of children all over the world to live and work on the streets facing some serious challenges whose experiences have been shared by the young footballers from pakistan were playing at miss street child world cup here in doha . some of the job, it has their story. in ordinary practice, with some extraordinary chill rule gabriella. running up against of odds, some of them have faced mistreatment, and marginalization some have had their basic rights denied. but that's not stop them from making their presence felt. at the street chill and woke up the other one and this is their opportunity to tell the story. when menace schooling toward the

outlet, i quit studies because my family were suffering from a financial crisis. so i started to work to support my family. most children don't go to school in my village, they just waste time many become a drug addict. we worked really very hard and prepared ourselves for this event. volva just 31 as 3 children do not get over to unity, the lose direction with things like fragile and these boys their future at i am lucky to have this opportunity with flying in a plane for the 1st time and i am very excited. 6 children, these boys from pakistan are among 28 teams, taking part in the international football tournament. ahead of the fif of world cup next month makes it. 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 us start guiana project. we started this project in 2014. now we operate 17 academies across pakistan. we will to rehabilitate street children who are wasted, their eyes with drugs, gambling and other harmful activities. somebody up we provide residents from shoes,

close everything, only take street children, poor families, company manager, see the struggle at home to find money and take children away from the unforgiving streets towards positive engagement. like san is, is a country where there are more than 20000000 children who are out of school and into the estimated number of st. connected children is more than 1800000. so this project is, i would say more focused towards the $20000000.00 children who are out of school, who might become the suit connect to children in addition to football, the tournament. and that, that 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 microphone team runners up in 2018. the lads are hopeful they'll take on the cup to see some of the jobs out there. ah.