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i want to be honest, this is difficult. but we will get through this storm versus new prime minister sacrifices her chancellor and makes another tax caught you turn as she fights for her survival minute. ah, hello, i am. i am ozzy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program . ukrainian official says it cools by moscow installed authorities for harrison residents to go to russia amount to deportation north evacuation. but im of fusion says no need for massive new extra astroid on ukraine for now. and he has no regrets about the conflict that and 4 weeks after the death of my so i may need iran supreme lead a ones protest as these rabbit republic is like a mighty tree that cannot be up booted

ah well off to just 38 days as brittany foreign minister lives truss is clanging onto the job, she's been forced to sac her chancellor quasi quite tang exactly 3 weeks after he delivered a mini budget that drew widespread criticism and spot market turmoil. he'll be replaced by jeremy hans, a failed leadership contender who back trust his main rival for the top job. richie soon act. he becomes persons 4th chancellor in 4 months. while announcing courts hangs departure, trust also confirmed another significant change them many budget scrapping plans to counseling schedule wise in cooperation tax. it's due to go from 19 to 25 percent next year. despite that, the pound fell, losing more than a percent after the prime minister's news conference before regaining a bit of ground later on. government boring costs have also been rising. need baka

reports now on a government in crisis. this is a government fighting for its survival. the prime minister list trust announcing the sacking 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 that a planned freeze on corporation tax will now be reversed in a painfully awkward grilling by the press. yes, he has to go out for me. how come you get to stay? well, my priority is making sure we deliver the economic stability that our country needs . earlier. the chancellor quasi courting dashed back from 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, it will end in disaster. as you just see, incredible is that i'm not surprised. i'm not surprised to in 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, is, is crazy. and what does this mean for trust you think? oh, i can't see her going on to be honest. i can't see how it serves as sustainable as less than 40 days since less 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 policies reputation for fiscal responsibility has been shattered. the sustain battered and bruised, she limps on her premier ship looking more or more precarious. by the day near park al jazeera london in september many budget trust and quite tang announced a range of tax cutting measures, including a one percent drop in the base rates of income tax, abolishing the top rated income tax scrapping arising, corporation tax and nation insurance contributions and stamped juicy carts. 2 of

those measures have now been reversed. the appellation of the top tax rate was dropped early last week, saving 2 quarter $1000000000.00. and on friday, the cooperation tax increase was brought back saving another $20000000000.00. joe hall has more from the prime minister's residence at downing street on another bad day. phyllis truss, i think potentially extremely damaging police trust, potentially catastrophic for or 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 off the back of lower taxes and radical economic reforms. a promise that looks to have been told p doubt. and you turns reversals on political policy, decisions are always damaging for a prime minister. they eat away at a promise as credibility. they've been a few of those not least this afternoon here at downing street during the political campaign leadership campaign in the summer. she swore it was the centerpiece alter

campaign, indeed that she would reverse a plan. rise in corporation, taxes put in place by rich, soon as her opponent. then the chancellor previously will cease to row back on that . those rises will go ahead. in the campaign, she said they'd be no public sector budget cuts. well here she implied, they would have to be public sector budget cuts. that of course she, you turned on her chancellor quasi quad tag. he was sacked this afternoon. ah, ukraine official says rushes call for residence to flee. there are some regionals to deportation. not evacuation keeps as its forces have made significant gains in the southern region liberating 75 settlements. in the past month, the russian installed leader called on civilians to evacuate on thursday, citing daily rocket attacks by advancing ukrainian troops. but ukraine rejects

accusations that it targets its own civilians. harrison is one of for partly occupied ukrainian province is annexed by moscow last month. charles ratford is increa, 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 stole official is saying that these people should go to the russian side to towns like rust off roast off on dawn 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 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 want, in fact, an evacuation would look like with it would be a full evacuation. whether in fact, it 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 and relatively speaking. and we saw a lot of ukrainian military tanks being moved to and fro. ukrainian soldiers, again in an hedge rose in the areas of countryside around they, 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 determines to re take control of this huge, great city of, of huge strategic bones or rush as presidents as the drafting of 300000 soldiers will be completed within 2 weeks. and now there are no plans for a full military mobilization speaking at a news conference and cuz it sounds capital vladimir putin said no. when asked if

he had any regrets over the conflict in ukraine, just a briskly suit new melody. what is happening today is unpleasant to put it mildly, but we would 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 need for massive strikes, at least for the moment, for now, as for the future, will secret attempt or personal says that he's unlikely to have any talks of his us counterpart. joe biden, mom and val in moscow, has more on that putting was the speaking on the side lines of the, the commonwealth of independent states coffers in 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 to receive any proposals. there was a 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. prison 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 their present. putting deductions receive that statement or belatedly a little bit late and they responded on it or to day by president put in. but it is clear that the 2 leaders have now made it clear that they have not intending to meet each other present by the new his statement. 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 are going to iran. now, the supreme leader is one people protesting against the government that these law were public, cannot be destroyed exactly 4 weeks as the death and police custody of 22 year old massa mimi who was detained in teheran, for inappropriate attire as death trigger. the protests which evolved into calls for the government to stand down. young women have been on the front line and say small security forces or footages, emerging gunshots, ring out in vine. the countries northwest video on social media, verified by al jazeera, appears to show iranian security forces and a trunk firing that people who have running away the area has seen a major crack down on the protest of sweat the nation over the past month. you know, they thought they could up route the tree of the atlantic republic with them. that small tray has now turned into a massive trade. for anyone who even thinks about operating this tree is completely

wrong in while the us extra se anthony blinking has praised demonstrate is across iran. i think we are seeing something that is quite remarkable throughout the country lead primarily by women and young people. 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 with extraordinary courage for the rights that are being denied them. well now the turkish interior minister says that the death toll offer an exposure in a coal mine has risen to 22 people. 17 others are being treated for their injuries, ordered and 10 workers reported to be in the mine and barton province. at the time of the blast. the minister said 49 mine has it been working deep on the ground?

what he described as a risky area of the mine, it's not clear how many people a trap that it was al jazeera life from london. still i had for you on the program . the when says haiti faces catastrophic hunger levels. it struggles with malnutrition, gang violence and cholera. and we live in the state of georgia y candidates, a bodily out for a crucial sentence. ah, it's been raining for days in the southeast corner of australia and you know, for victoria state sunspots seeing their highest 48 hour rainfall in 159 years soon . the state capital, melbourne, rivers, birth, seen their banks, extreme flooding. here people eating to be rescued. so that rain has cleared away.

still some lingering showers, though for victoria state and has many as volunteer for northern parts of tasmania over the past 2 days. $400.00 millimeters of rain now for the rest of australia. sunshine can be found, especially in w 8. that includes perth at $23.00 degrees. when you say we go to new zealand, great. now for an update, few showers for the north island around the escape that will play given with the high of 14 degrees, got the tropical activity slamming into central vietnam through laos, into central thailand. to think anywhere in the stone, we are likely to see some flooding and tropical activity. cooking up north of the philippines lose on island. it's going to throw a lot of rain in log. but manila, you're going to sit this one out. then we've got a lot of warms from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river valley, hong kong at $31.00 degrees in those winds have finally backed off in japan, but still a few showers for tokyo with a high of 22 degrees. that's it, that's all see soon. ah.

upon counting the cost, opec plus has agreed to major oil production. us is not happy. we saw the relevance of the i m f as the outlook for the global economy dog. we bought our house on african countries on making that ship for green energy counting the cost on i was just, you know, we don't simply focus on the politics of the conflict. if the human suffering that we report, we brave bullet bomb and we always include the views from all sites with ah, i'll come back with al jazeera ally from london,

the main stories now fortune's prime minister list trust this sacked her chance. len scrapped another part of their mini budget and a desperate attempt to save a job. package of unfunded tax cuts triggered financial market turmoil. ukrainian official says russia's goal for residence to flee. the harrison legion amounts to deportation. heaves forces have made significant gains in the southern region, prompting the areas russian install leda to call on civilians to leave. and iran supreme leader is one protest as it is, lament republic can't be destroyed. daily demonstrations of continuing exactly 4 weeks after the death of a young woman in police custody. despite her deadly state crackdown on descent. or in other stories we are following the international monetary fund is urging european leaders to make tough choices. the group has released its latest forecast saying the war in 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 2023. coming in to 2022 things stood a strength, coordination and solidarity displayed in policy responses to carried 19. europe was on its way to exit depend, mimic meanwhile, rising inflation was expected to gradually subside as commodity prices and supply body next would ease. but it rushes invasion of ukraine changed our pitcher completely. and it is now taking a growing toll on europe's economies. 0 is alan fish. i was born this now from washington. the delegates and representatives will be leaving the i m. f. world bank meetings here in washington over the next couple of days with the reality, really enforced to them that the economic picture globally is not great. number of problems. first of all, growth is down and inflation is high, not just in certain sectors, but essentially across the world. that means that feeding family's heating homes

becomes much more expensive for ordinary people. and part of the reason for that is the war in ukraine. no. janet jaelyn, who is the us treasury secretary, essentially the finance minister. she has been speaking here in washington, and she said it was important that the international community watch together to make sure that russia continues to suffer for the warden ukraine. one thing we want to be clear about is that russia should not profit from having i started this atrocious war in ukraine and shouldn't be benefiting from profits it result from and those, those atrocities the i m f is insisting that the priority should be helping those who can least afford to help themselves. the poorest and community is just a couple of days since the head of the i m f said that inflation was essentially attacks on the poorest parts of every single community. but the reality is,

this isn't going to get better any time soon. the i m f long term forecast is that growth will be down and inflation will be high. continuing into 2023 before it starts to death. and for that, many things have to break the away, the hasn't to be any more climate emergencies. and of course, the big overriding question is, can there be peace in ukraine which would help stabilize markets, but also ease issues like fuel insecurity and also food insecurity for those leaving. here it is a very big leap picture 420222023. a battle for a crucial senate seat in the state of georgia comes to head to day. and the only televised debate between the sitting democratic senator and his republican challenger. democrats, raphael warnock will face off against former football star hush al walker, who is backed by former president donald trump. race has been rocked by media reports that walker, who is voiced opposition to abortion, without exceptions,

once paid for a woman, he was dating to have an abortion. he's called the allegation, a flat out lie. georgia is one of the seats that could determine which party controls the u. s. senate after the midterm elections in november, might can joins us now from savannah. georgia might tell us 1st why this contest is so important. well, it has been an incredibly of vociferous campaign, an incredibly, a degree of enmity between the candidates, the attack ads that each candidate has fielded is like nothing that has been seen before in terms of their ferocity. and this is just an indication of how much and how important this election is. why is that important? well, this is one of the 2 senate seat said that we're one in a runoff election by the democrats back in january 2021, which gave them control of the senate. the 2 seats meant that they got their 50

seats in the senate chamber, which were the costing vote of the vice president gave the democrats a majority in the chamber. now that is why this election is so critically important to the democrats to be able to retain control of the senate winning the seat would be absolutely essential if they are to do so. that it is also a very important test of the influence of donald trump. over these mid term elections, he has endorsed herschel walker, and it's going to be interesting to see the impact of that endorsement, whether it is positive or negative on walker himself. but as you mentioned, those allegations that had been flooding around the later set of allegations concerning walker paying for an abortion. having a vehemently opposed of the right to reproduction is playing into the polls. it would appear latest reports indicated that he's now trailing by some $2.00 to $5.00

percentage points, which is a big increase in what it was a month ago. so a critical race here at not just for the democrat and republican candidates, but for their parties as a whole, as an indicator of which way the midterm elections will go as a whole. as he say, this could have great significance for biden, and his agenda with republicans trying to re take control of the house of representatives and the senate. so how could this mid term election affect the direction the country takes in the next 2 years? so well, it's absolutely critical in terms of that direction. you mention the by an agenda. now, biden is attempting to get voters to go out to the polls and returns. traditionally, mid terms are very unkind on the party impala on the current administration. abide and has also been plagued with a massive rise in oil prices, for example, partially because of the ukraine war ab. he has brought those prices down to

a degree, but he's using other elements to try and get people to go to the polls among them. the supreme court striking down, or the ro versus wade case, legalizing abortion throughout the united states. now, this is the type of issue that biden is hoping. we'll galvanized voters and drive them to the polls because at stake is whether or not his administration for the next 2 years isn't it that elaine doc administration, if he does not have control of the house, if he does not quite have control of the senate, he will not be able to push any further forward in terms of his wide raging agenda that he keeps on proposing he wants to do. so it's actually critical in terms of the future of the country. how people vote in his mid term elections. and just to get back to georgia and why georgia is so important on a national basis in 2020 bite and became the 1st democrat in decades to actually

win an election in watch was a solid red state. but shifting democratic, so within georgia, has actually made the state wide open. now it's become purple as some people put it bite and one at in 2020. he's hoping that what happens in the mid term elections in trenches this trend of movement away from the republican right to be democrats. now this election will give that kind of indication of whether that is happening, not just in georgia, not just in the senatorial seat, but in the us as a whole. our thank you very much from a ga mike hannah. now the one, well food program says haiti is facing a monitoring catastrophe. ears at battles, malnutrition, gang violence, and an outbreak of cholera over 4 and a half 1000000 people. that's almost half the countries population of facing acute hunger. this includes a 100000 children under the age of 5 suffering from severe malnourishment for princes impoverished neighbor seats allays and particularly hard hit 900000

residents. there are now costs as facing catastrophic levels of hunger, haitian gangs of prevented the distribution of fuel over the past month, leading to shortages and basic goods. the one while food programs, as actuation is close to breaking point, or your motto bower is the welfare programs country director for haiti and he has a country is in crisis, and it need urgent assistance. right now, food prices and 80 are out of control favor arisen by 63 percent year on year. we have a lockdown that's rock country to a stand. so over the past months there's no public transportation. people can't get to work fuel as us. your supplies of dried up in the southern city of lake cognitive, haiti, a gallon of fuel was going for $48.00 us dollars per gallon. this is and watering the price. public services are also slowly shutting down,

including hospitals. schools are closed, the situation has gone on for too long and the population needs urgent assistance. there is a cholera epidemic more color outbreak and have and if we don't act quickly, it will spread. and it will affect thousands of people, which was the case when there was a previous outbreak. so again, what we need is urgent access. all arts of haley slash manager and assistance is one operation. we go to nigeria now why government officials say they are struggling to get food and fuel supplies to aries affected by the countries worst floods in a decade. more than 500 people have died. 90000 homes are on the water as a result of floods that have hit 27 of the countries 36 states. this caused by unusually heavy rains. the national emergency agency is described the skate of the disaster as colossal. i'm an address has more from okay in the southeast. it's been

raining all night yesterday and this morning we walk up to the showers and this could find a complicate effort to reach those communities cut off by the flood cea number listed. and many parts of the country were talking about tens of thousands or even hundreds of thousands of government officials saying. and now the biggest concern is the increasing amount of rain that we're receiving. ideally, this is the, this is the end of the rainy season. and the intensity of the reins is supposed top dropped by now. however, what we saw in the past 3 or 4 weeks is such that the rain continue to just drop from the sky. and that just complicates things already. a bad situation. what are we hearing down south downstream towards the niger delta? if the flooding is now increasing, the intensity of flooding is increasing that as well. this is the root, while the flood waters up north in the central parts of nigeria,

here in the southeast will drain into the delta and into the atlantic ocean. what we hearing now in states like re but, and by also state communities, entire communities have been flooded. and one of the major high was the links by you also state one of the oil producing states in nigeria to other parts of the state. like real estate and even to lagos has now been flooded and cut off completely. so that's the situation people are dealing with. now we're talking also about reaching those communities is becoming difficult because of the rising level of water in those communities. government agencies might just work as aren't able to reach such people. now this is what is happening in most parts of areas impacted by flight. i was reading forces of kill 2 palestinians during a raid on the janine refugee camp and the occupied west bank armed confrontations broke out early on friday with the health ministry saying the

victims are a fighter with the jeanine brigades group and a doctor who was shot outside the hospital policy infections of call for a day of rage at least 119 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. since the beginning of the year were a ras i'm of protest has been seen in beijing out of the communist party congress, anti government banners of put up on the side of an overpass. reading. let us remove the dictatorial traitor. she ging ping. we want to eat, we want freedom. we want to vote. plumes of smoke was also seen blowing from the bridge. are the banners called for the end of judging things? rule and an enter strict covered regulations? according to some of the pictures seen on twitter. now the actor robbie coltrane, who played hagrid in the harry potter films, has died at the age of 72 scottish actor played the home woods gamekeeper and all 8 harry potter films. he also appeared in the james bond movies goldeneye, and the world is not enough.