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i was incredibly sorry to lose him. he is a great friend and he shares my vision to set this country on the path to grace persons. new prime minister. sacrifice is how chancellor makes another tax cut you ton as she fights for her survival. oh, hello. i'm marianna mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera, also coming up on the program. a ukrainian official says cools by moscow and sold authorities. verizon residents to go to russia. amount to deportation. north evacuation. a diminution says there's no need for massive new asteroids on ukraine for now. and he has no regrets about the conflict there. and 4 weeks after the death of my saw armine iran supreme leader wants protested,

islamic republic is like a mighty tree that cannot be up, lucid. ah, off did your 38 days as britain's prime minister liz trusts is clinging on to her job. she's been forced to sac her chancellor quasi quad tang exactly 3 weeks after he delivered a mini budget. the drew widespread criticism and sparked market turmoil. he'll be replaced by jeremy hunt, a failed leadership contender who back trust his main rival for the top job. richie soon act. he becomes britain's 4th chancellor in 4 months, while announcing quantized departure. trust also confirmed another significant change them many budget scrapping plans to cancel a schedule rise in corporation tax. it was due to go from 19 to 25 percent next

year. despite that the pound has been weakening. it lost more than a percent after the prime ministers news conference before regaining some ground in the afternoon. government or in costs have also risen and have barker reports now on a government in crisis. this is a government fighting for its survival. the prime minister list trust announcing the sucking of her main ally the chancellor quasi quoting, and the reversal of financial promises that had sent the u. k. economy into free fall is clear that parts of our many budget went farther 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. trust said planned freeze on corporation tax will now be reversed in a painfully awkward grilling by the press. yes, he has to go out for how come you get to stay who my priority is making?

shall we deliver the economic stability that our country needs earlier? the chancellor quasi courting dashed back for meetings in washington for crunch talks. would trust only to be shown. the door, do you feel like you've been betrayed by the prime minister? they'd entered office together as ideological part as bent on massive tax cuts and debt funded borrowing. but there are many budgets spook the markets, causing the pound to plummet from ascending the cost of government borrowing. soaring, hello, i'm janet trust has appointed jeremy hunt a form of foreign and health secretary to replace quoting. he's a respected faith in the conservative party who back the former chancellor re she soon act over live trust in the race to become leader. it's hoped he'll help unify a party dog by in fighting. in london's financial center, quoting departure was welcomed with a collective sigh of relief and questions about the prime minister's future. you've got to be a pragmatist, if you pursue dogmatically, your eyes,

urology. he will end in disaster. as you just seen. incredible is that i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised during a really bad job. i think probably the worst of ever see it for a good me for the country you think? absolutely. yeah. we need stability is on a viable for and carry on doing what he was doing. i mean, it was crazy. and what does this mean for trust you think? oh, i can see her going on to be honest, i can see how it says. oh, sustainable is less than 40 days since let's trust. walk through that famous black door is the country's newest prime minister in which time the markets have been left in turmoil divisions within the will. the conservative party have deepened, and the parties reputation for fiscal responsibility has been shattered. the sustain battered and bruised, she limps on her premier ship looking more and more precarious. by the day, ne park al jazeera london and journal has more now from the prime minister's

residence at downing street on just how bad a day it's been. phyllis truss, i think potentially extremely damaging police trust, potentially catastrophic for, for her premier ship. remember, she's been in office for just over a month now. she has no popular political mandate. she was elected by 1000 conservative party members to whom she promised higher growth up the back of lower taxes and radical economic reforms. a promise that looks to have been torpedoed and you turns reversals on political policy. decisions are always damaging for a prime minister. they eat away the promised his credibility. they've been a few of those not least the softer news here down the street during the political campaign leadership campaign in the summer, she swore it was the centerpiece of her campaign. indeed that she would reverse a plan. rise in corporation, taxes put in place by riches sumac, her opponent, then the chancellor. previously, we'll see santa ro back on that,

those rises will go ahead in the campaign. she said they'd be no public sector budget cuts will issue implied. they would have to be public sector budget cuts, that, of course, she, you turn on her chancellor quasi qua tank. he was sacked this afternoon. meanwhile, the international monetary fund is urging european leaders to make tough choices. the group has released its latest for cars saying a warn ukraine is hitting europe's post. pandemic recovery hard. the i'm f predicts growth in develop european countries will fall from 3.2 percent this year to just point 6 percent in 20. 23. coming into 2022, thanks to the strength, coordination and solidarity displayed in policy responses to call the 19 euro pause on its way to exit depend demik. 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

a picture completely, and it is now taking a growing toll on europe's economies. so now speak to alan fisher. he joins us from . i'm at headquarters in washington. we've just been hearing from john at yell and treasury secretary in just the last 60 minutes now what she said about the way in which russia has been impacted while she was talking about how the allies of come together to make sure that there are financial consequences for what has happened in ukraine, and she insists that russia has been financially we can buy the sanctions that are in put in place and also the blockades that have been put in place. but that still doesn't the tribe from the fact that the water ukraine is one of the big talking points here at the i m f and the impact has had on global markets. though we know that there's a cost of living crisis at, according to the i m f, it's about 7 percent more expensive to live in europe. there was a year ago. that means that if you've got $100.00 to spend on food,

it will go quite as far. and if you're on a limited budget, as many people are on the, we just haven't tracked quite the same as inflation. then it means that we'll go quite as far and we know that because of the war in ukraine, there's also going to be energy problems in europe. and that is acknowledged by the i m f saying that there's a real difficulty there. and during the winter there could well be gas shortages and perhaps even rationing. and they see that that's not just the case. that is going to be over and done with by the end of this winter. this could well gone for a year and a half. the continuing problem in europe and in many other places is that growth is down, inflation is up. and in europe, they think that inflation will continue to be high before coming down in 2023. but many countries will essentially feel as if they're in a recession. and that means any aid to people in europe from the government has to be targeted. and it has to be short term. but it has to be temporary to make sure that they can get through this crisis. so the outlook is bleak for the global

economy. and obviously developed countries have been affected by a one ukraine, and inflation. but what about developing countries, particularly in africa? alan sla, africa also suffering the after effects of the war in ukraine and mainly a through the problem of food insecurity. many people they are don't know when the next time they will have a decent meal. 123000000 people according to the international monetary fund, impacted by food insecurity. and it stretches all the way from this a hail to the horn of africa. those of the watched affected areas. but this is a problem continent white. and they know that when our financial problems and problems like this, they can lead to political problems and we've seen some upheaval in africa already . there are additional problems as well. in africa, not least, the only 21 percent of the population. the continent has been vaccinated against coven 19. that means that they are more susceptible to new outbreaks,

more susceptible to new a variance. and so there's an appeal really to try and help africa get through that . then add to that there's climate change. there been real climate emergencies in africa, from a, from a continent that hasn't really contributed it to a greenhouse gases, but seems to suffer disproportionately. so there are real problems there and then governments are faced with the idea of trying to help those who are struggling most, but realizing that they have dep payments to meet. and they've also got to try and keep essential public services walking. so that puts a real strain on finances essentially as the delegates are leaving here from washington over the next couple of days. there is a reality that the economic picture not just in europe and not just in africa, but globally is pretty bleak. thank here alan, sasha, m, washington. ah, you credit official as saying rushes call for residence to flee. the harrison

region amounts to deportation, not evacuation. he says its forces have made significant gains in the southern region liberating $75.00 settlements in the past month. the regions russian installed leader called on civilians to evacuate on thursday, citing day rocket attacks by advancing ukrainian troops keep rejects these accusations that it targets its own civilians. harrison is one of 4, partly occupied ukrainian province is annexed by moscow last month. charles ratford is in agree very close to the front lines in terms of what an evacuation would look like. it's really important to recognize that this statement from this russian and school official is saying that these people should go to the russian side to towns like rosters roast off on don in russia. we know, having seen footage at the early stages of this rule, the immense protests that people are put up inside care so on against the

occupation people standing in front of russian tanks demanding that the russians withdrawal. so there are a lot of people in that city that are very pro ukrainian. so one in fact and evacuation would look like whether it would be a full st evacuation. whether in fact that could be some sort of potential agreement for a cessation of hostilities. a corridor for people to actually move out to the ukrainian side at this stage. that seems almost inconceivable. but we're in that area yesterday, relatively speaking and we saw a lot of ukrainian military tanks being moved to and fro. ukrainian soldiers dug in the, in the hedge rose in the areas of countryside around there. we saw helicopter gun ships as well. a lot of very nervous civilians in that area. that area that is being re taken by the ukraine. and so, yeah, a lot of unanswered questions, but obviously ukrainians, determined to re take control of this huge,

great city of huge strategic boards. rush as president to say the drafting of 300000 soldiers will be completed within 2 weeks. and there are no plans for full military mobilization speaking and use conference and cause it sounds capital. again at present said no. when asked if he had any regrets of the conflict in ukraine, just a prince who is your new mulberry? yes. and what is happening today is unpleasant to put it mildly, but we will have to face the same situation later in worse conditions for us that is. so we are acting correctly. and on time, when you study, we do not set ourselves the task of destroying ukraine. no, of course not. there is no needful, massive strikes, at least for the moment, for now, as for the future will secret attempted to operate and also said he's unlikely to have any talks with joe biden. mom and val in moscow has more on this now put in was the speaking on the sidelines of the year. the commonwealth of independent

states coughlin stana, and he said that he doesn't see any need for any meeting with the president biden. during the g 20 summit in, in bali next month. and that seems to be a, you turn on the statements made on wednesday by he's a foreign minister, sergey lover of who was asked about this particular event quality. and he said, but a rush is open for any proposals from the other side. if they receive any proposals, they would study them and he doesn't see any reason why such a meeting can't happen if they receive a request for it. but also we have to remember that the u. s. president joe biden, the day before on tuesday, he made it clear in an interview with sin and but he doesn't have any plans to meet with her present putting deductions receive that statement. her belatedly, a little bit late and the responded on it or to day by president put in. but it is

clear that the 2 leaders have now made it are clear that are the they're not intending to meet each other present by the new his statements. on tuesday he said it unless president put in comes to him during the summit and asked him for a meeting and particularly to discuss the release of to us citizens who are in jail here. russia. he wouldn't consider any such meeting. in watching al jazeera ally from london still had fully on the program. flooding and conflict needs nearly one and a half 1000000 children under the age of 5, facing malnutrition, in south sudan. why 71 percent of the population needs humanitarian assistance. climb actually started tomato soup. over thank of sun flowers at the national gallery in london. ah ah, here's her weather update in

a minute 15. good to have you long blustery showers, head the forecasts for the islands of ireland and britain. more so western areas here toward the north. it's not going to be a wash out. there will be some sunny spells mixed in as well. also got a slug of rain moving across southern areas of germany into austria and the czech republic. but south of this, the rain has shifted away from albania, so tarana up to 22 degrees. now south of that, that's where we've got some severe thunderstorms bubbling up across greece is creek island that run of rain is moving into southern turkey. so what day and on talia? we've also got some blustery showers in the mix for it's stumble with a high of 18 degrees. still sunny, still warm for southern sections of spain that includes seville red on the nose, 30 degrees in some way, whether it's sneaking in to the northwest, spain and northern areas of portugal, more showers. there has been some flooding in northern camera room, but i suspect we'll see some flooding in southern nigeria, really anywhere from nigeria till iberia on saturday. temperatures are climbing in

south africa, pull no longer in limpopo provinces, and just some showers around the western cape that includes kit sound with a hive. 22 degrees, and in botswana, how they're roney all the way up to 36 on saturday. the it's time for a memorable holiday with pegasus. it's time for turkey. set sail for new discoveries . enjoy. have new experiences. hit the sharp. make wonderful memories. traveled to turkey with pegasus and with direct lights to assemble and trod zone book your ticket now for a memorable holiday. the fly. pg yes, for our best prices. lou

ah, welcome back with al jazeera ally from london top stories, britain's prime minister las trousers, sacked her chancellor and scrapped another part of m many budget in a desperate attempt to save her job, package of unfunded tax cuts triggered financial market turmoil. the international monetary fund is slashed, its economic forecast for europe to just point 6 percent. it says the war and ukraine is hitting europe's post. pandemic recovery along with sky high energy prices. and a rising cost of living. ukrainian official is saying rushes cool for residence to free the harrison region amounts. the deportation, not evacuation keeps forces of made significant gains in the southern region, prompting the russian install leader to cool on civilians to leave. well,

in other news, total energies is also facing a potential investigation over links to the war and ukraine. according to an investigation by the french newspaper le monde fuel produced by a russian extraction company, partially owned by total energies, was used in warplanes attacking ukraine, too. and joseph filed a complaint with the french anti terrorist prosecutor who investigates war crimes, french from sold it shares in the company in july and says the accusations are outrageous in the family tree. meanwhile, unions and frances, but over whether to continue a fuel strike that's led to major shortages for more than 2 and a half weeks. the hard line seizure to union it oil giant turtle energies has rejected the latest pay offer. but as natasha reports from paris, more moderate unions have come to an agreement. after more than 3 weeks of strikes are most of frances oil refineries. signs of a breakthrough, french company,

total an algae and to trade unions agreed to a 7 percent pay rise and $1.00 off bonus for workers usual bonds between one that i think that everyone contributed. we listened to every one and this allowed us to achieve something more wonderful nodes. we support this agreement. it's the result of a decent compromise and it's a good deal compared to marched off. but the main union behind the strike, the c g t has rejected the offer. it's demanding a 10 percent pay rise to help work as cope with inflation and says, staff should be given a share of the high profits that oil companies have made because of the energy crisis. some people are gorging themselves, mc totals, management refusing to share the wealth that their employees have created. the strikes affected feel supplies across the country. one 3rd of petrol stations in france are either close or sort of a few people here, a queuing for one of the only federal pamphlet actually open or in the powers

region. and some of them tell us that they've been waiting here for more than an hour. every dorm when you're very the i live in the suburbs, but need to come into paris early for work every day. so i'm forced to use my scooters and need fuel and i'm waiting for a one hour and my fingers to have a 30 minutes or something. hopeful. so sounds as prime minister promised in the blockade by ordering some staff to return to work all face penalties and move that and good unions and prompted frances finance minister to step in to try to calm the situation. could patel do, of course, taught al has to increase salaries. it has started to do so. this company today has significant profits. sought out, has paid dividends softer rather than france should be shared fairly. with some refinery workers returning to the job, the government says feel supplies will improve, but a new crisis looms. trade unions of called for a general strike next week to demand better pain conditions at a time when inflation is already fueling discontent. as i shall butler, al,

jazeera paris, and just a bit of news about turkish official saying that a coal mine explosion is left 49 workers traps. turkish health minister says the blast in martine province killed at least to mine as an injured 20. it was caused by a transformer, at least 14 miners, a believe to have been or pulled out a life. so we go to iran now, and this supreme leader is warn people protesting against the government. these lamb at republic cannot be destroyed exactly 4 weeks as the death in police custody of 20 tier of massa armine, who was detained in teheran for inappropriate attire. and the protests show no sign of stopping even young age groups have been participating in the demonstrations. ah, gunshots rang out in barn in the country's north. west video on social media and verified

by al jazeera, appears to show iranian security forces and a truck firing of people running away the area as seen. a major crackdown on protest that have swept the nation in the past month. you know, they thought they could approve the tree of these lemma group public. remember, that small tree has now turned into a massive trade. and anyone who even thinks about approaching this tree is completely wrong. meanwhile, the ice x ray, say, antony lincoln has praised demonstrators across iran. i think we are seeing something that is quite remarkable throughout the country. lead primarily by women and young people. ah, this denial of fundamental rights, fundamental freedoms, is something that the united states has long worked against as many other countries around the world. but 1st and foremost,

this is the iranian people standing up was extraordinary curve for the rights that are being denied. but there was a ras sign of protests in beijing out of the communist party congress. anti government banners were put up on the side of the overpass and they red. let us strike from schools from work and remove the dictatorial traitors. she ging, ping. we want to eat, we want freedom. we want to vote. plumes of smoke was also seen blowing from the bridge. there were other banners calling for the end of judging things rule and an end to the strict covered regulations. according to pictures, seen on twitter, authorities have now removed the banners, israeli forces of kill 2 palestinians during a raid on the jenin refugee camp in the occupied west bank armed confrontations broke out early on friday, with the ministry of hel, saying the victims are a fighter with the jeanine brigades group and a doctor who was shot outside a hospital, palestinian factions of called for a day of rage that leads to 119 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in

the occupied west bank since the beginning of the year. floods internal conflicts and rising food prices brought about by the warn ukraine means south sit on is facing its worst hunger crisis as an independent nation. the un says a point, 9000000 people in south sudan, or 71 percent of its population, is in need of humanitarian assistance. nearly one and a half 1000000 children under the age of 5, a malnourished save. the children says more than 615000 people have been affected by 4 consecutive years of flooding. homes and crops have been wiped out while floods also worse and problems like malaria and snake bites. the currency has weakened by 40 percent this year exacerbating arises and imported food prices linked to the war in ukraine. porn punjab rebuilt us

a point as the sal sudan at country director of save the children. she says conditions of the worst she seen in years. this is worse, hunger crisis, insulted on since 2011. we have 8900000 people. that's more than 70 percent of anti population. the needs of humanitarian assistance. that includes 1400000 children under age of 5 ah, facing up who mountain tradition. so. so down is actually one of the worst effect said in the most horrible countries to the world, climate change with drought due by staging floods. we couple that with me at the a decade on conflict, frequent displacement, use these outbreaks in the family and children are yeah, really on those. and that must be something that we can do with him. if we imagine that entire country, we only have 2 percent off the road pay. we only have 9 percent of the entire population generally have access to electric city. we are facing or was we have at

70 percent of inflation since 2017 and $2.00. now imagine the life of, of us leaping in that situation. well, new troops and not the entire countries of roads are paid and now it's under water . will government officials in nigeria say they are struggling to get food and fuel supplies to aries? affected by the countries was floods in a decade. well than 500 people have died about 90000 homes are on the water floods which have hit 27 of nigeria. 36 states have been caused by unusually heavy rains. the national emergency agency is described the scale of the disastrous colossal well just as political and economic tamma was unfolding at downing street hundreds of climate change. activists walked through london streets and were beginning a 3 day protest against the cost of living and the climate crisis. at the bomber reports with this action they sit in by extension rebellion outside downing st.

mark's the sort of 3 days of protests and different actions. boy, that group, not only on friday, just up the road at the national gallery. that was an incident in which activists from another group called just stop boil through soon put a painting by van gough, known as sun, flowers, extinction, rebellion all calling on the government to do more to talking to climate crisis. and that highlighting what they say is the intersection between the climate crisis affecting the product and the viability of human life. and the cost of living crises, hitting households around the country. part of the reason that we've got this huge increase in energy males is because we dependent on fossil fuels and the price of fossil fuels effect internationally. so what our government is doing, talking about new licenses and getting more oil and gas out the no fee with no, they're not gonna get anything out of those wells for 10 years. not gonna help anybody this winter. and also, when it does come out,

the price will still be the same as it is for everybody else. took anyone helping this winter. we've got people who are, you know, having to choose between heating and he had the hines and eating well. many of the protests, as he said, that they would like to see a winful tax imposed by the government on excess profits made by oil and gas companies. that's something that many of the british public actually support. so for extinction rebutted that would be something the government the could do quickly which would help with the climate crisis. and with the cost of living crisis or the actor robbie coltrane, who played a good in the harry potter film, has died at the age of $72.00 scottish actor played the hud walks gamekeeper in all 8 harry potter films. he also appeared in the james bond films, golden i and the world is not enough call train. the agent confirmed the actor died in the hospital near full kirk in scotland.