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rescue operations are under way at a coal mining. know then to a kia where an explosion has killed at least 40 people. ah, hello. this is al jazeera alive from doha. i'm so you back. people also coming up the u. k is economic and political turmoil. it's new chance no warns of difficult decisions. as a prime minister faces a backlash, we need farmers risking their lives in ukraine while guffman choose to push on with their counter offensive. the guys have found this in the field that they're working . it is a cluster bomb delivery system, spread out over a target area and can remain hidden and deadly for years. and china tightens discovered 19 can chose ahead of one of the common is spotty,

is most important. meeting seen decades ah at least 40 people have been killed in a coal mine explosion in turkey. then $100.00 minus were underground when it happened on friday night. one person is still trapped, dozens have been rescued with many taken to hospital. the mine is in barton province in the black sea town of a master. vinton monahan has the latest i. survivors of turkey is deadliest mind, disaster in years. they're being taken for treatment at a nearby hospital crowds including family members have gathered around the site, awaiting word of those still trapped below use on caching kind of issues or which $110.00 of our brothers are working in the might cause some of them the ones on the upper levels managed to get out right after this explosion was some others have

been rescued. the darkness has made rescue efforts more difficult, but emergency workers are continuing to search through the night. the explosion happened 300 meters blew the surface just before sunset. no more with it's most likely an explosion. when we were back there, we only felt the pressure everywhere was covered in dust. we couldn't see anything on mitchell. she did glove. we were on a day shift. i was home when the phone rang. i also heard it on the news. i rushed over and we've been in the mind since we saw a horrible scene. it cannot be described. it. they said, we are going to the turkish present recept type. edwin is heading to the mine on saturday if prosecutors of last investigation is being treated as an accident. but it will take time to discern exactly what caused the explosion than to marlyn al jazeera. in other world news,

the u. k. 's new chancellor is warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes. jeremy hunt made the comments on his 1st day in the job from mr. les tress sacked his predecessor quasi cor tang after less than 6 weeks. she's now in a desperate fight for survival. need bach every for some mondays. this is a government fighting for its survival. the prime minister list ross 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. my priority is making sure

we deliver the economic stability that our country needs earlier. the chancellor quasi courting dash 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 many budgets spooked the markets, causing the pound to plummet from ascending the cost of government borrowing, soaring, well, jam 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 ideology,

it will end in disaster. as you just seed. 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. it was on a viable for and carry on doing what he was doing. i mean, it was crazy. and what is this me for trusting? oh, i can't see her going on to be honest. i can see how it says sustainable is less than 40 days since less trust walk through that famous black door is the country is new as prime minister in which time the markets have been left in turmoil divisions. within the rule, 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 alice swinging. andrew simmons in london for sandra the new chancellor,

has been speaking this morning. what he had to say. well, he's been pressured on what he thinks of his new voss that sir. really the main issue list truss in a desperately a difficult situation. now, question marks over whether she could go in the coming days. he has stayed around that sir a quite diplomatically and basically said she needs time. he says that the true test of all of their policies will come probably in 2024 when this a scheduled general election. although some people are saying, particularly the labor party and opposition, the should be an election right now. now hung to the scene as a safe pair of hands. he's a former health minister he also took on or as johnson in the leadership race back in 3 years ago. he says that it was a mistake to fly blind now, thus as a reference to the tax cuts that were planned by

a truss. and he says that a the had to be really an outline of exactly how the cuts would be financed that hadn't happened. the office of budget responsibility will give a report on any government plans from the mini budget at the end of this month. and really, the essence is that it was premature at to actually go with all of this ahead of time and then find that the markets which are the ultimate judge of fiscal discipline and, and plans for the, for the exchequer. they were obviously went into complete freefall and that thou, the questions are how on earth things can be put back on track. now, hunt presently is in the treasury, just near downing street and working out how he will put a plan together. he says he's not going rolling out. tax rises or certainly we're now talking about rises rather than guts. we're also talking about cuts in

expenditure. so this is a complete, it makes a complete no listens really. of what truss had campaigned on in that internal election between in the conservative party. and now the british public have to face what he will is describing as difficult times. certainly it isn't brights. the prime minister is in the country a prime minister's residence at the moment, so she'll be there all weekend working out how she can try and drum up some support in this situation. observe as say in fact, inside and say that the conservative party has not been in such a splintered state in living history. it's just got to the point where some believe it will be too dangerous to change a prime minister again, just shortly after borrows johnson. and others are saying that you've gotta really faced the music and either change the prime minister or faced an election. thank you for that. andrew simmons live in london. on jonathan cortez is

a professor of economics and public policy at kings college london. he says, britain needs help with its governance on the one hand, in the short term what the u. k. economy needed. it was a significant support to households to help with this winter energy bills and to be fair. this government, the profit process as i think any government what has largely delivered that although it is very expensive. um, over the medium term, there are 2 types of credibility. there's, ah, economic market, credibility. and then there's a more broader related question of political credibility. and i think that the latter is in some ways more important. um, one thing trusted of where there was some continuity was with ours. johnson was to continue to trash. the british constitution are independent institutions to ignore, for example, the office of budget responsibility to ignore the normal way in which case govern.

and that wasn't just frost. it was fun to net continuation of a number of things that's been happening over the past decade. but of course, particularly under burst johnson, so we're storing that i think, is actually in my view, even more importantly, economics to get back to governing us in a way that respects the traditions of the, of how britain that made britain a well govern society. officials in nigeria say they are struggling to get food and fuel to areas affected by the worst flags in a decade. more than 500 people have died in about 90000 homes are under water. 27 of nigeria. 36 states have been hit. it's nationally emergency management agency says the disaster is on a colossal scale. thousands of people have been forced to leave their homes across the east coast of australia after days of to ren shall rainfall. fara clark, reports swamped. this is the suburb of mare belonging, melbourne's, west,

just 10 kilometers from the heart of the city. the american on river burst its banks. hundreds of homes are under water, others have been isolated, 50000 people across the state or without power. this is not family home, the father built this house and gum lived he nice to my life. and it's near that the watering of before 2 days of unrelenting rain caused flush flooding across melbourne. thousands of people in victoria were told to leave. those who were stranded were rescued by emergency service crews. we still are of the view that there's about $400.00 homes that have been inundated, ah, there are another $500.00 times, at least that have been oscillated to on a shy harms. properties might be more than just a house, might be in terms of farmland, much bigger, apostles of land that you ation orders were issued across 3 states in western new south wales, highways and rail lines had been cut off in the state to as many a rainfall records had been broken after 2 days of toronto rain. this is

a 2nd major flood of business with queensland and new south wales, devastated what, what was described as right in february this year. and it's not expected to be the last. the bureau of meteorology has warned that only thing it withers, it will bring with it. heavy rain. i was summer. the worst of the rain may have passed, but authority say some river systems are expected to pig in the coming days. and then there's the clean up sarah clark, al jazeera brisbin, australia to the head on al jazeera as strike said, shooting frustration in fine, but they are signs of a break. oh, and worried about attacks on their border, the rising tension between pakistan and afghanistan. ah,

still the risk of flooding across the southeast of australia, even though the rain has stopped and that's because river levels continue to rise in some cases, reaching flood stages over the next little bit and still a few showers left for victoria state. of course, we've seen some flooding around melbourne now for the rest of australia that stands out in w a. so the temperature and per se at $21.00. northern areas of australia as of late temperature, is in some spots. hitting 40 degrees. where do you say we go to new zealand right now? no weather alerts to speaker, but a vigorous system passing just to the east of the north island at spreading some showers. and when for these cape, including gifts, been with the high 15 degrees tropical activity slamming into central vietnam, this area, the ground is saturated. so likely to see some flooding here, the winds are pushing that rain further south in vietnam. it's also clipping laos

in the northeast of cambodia, and then we've got tropical activity cooking up north of the philippines lose on island. this will become a tropical storm and eventually a typhoon and it's throwing a lot of rain toward low, og. now the outer bands are lashing taiwan as we look towards sunday and meantime, for china, anywhere from the yellow river valley down to the pearl river, valley temperatures are above average for this and figure susan, ah, ah, [000:00:00;00]

ah lou ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera ally from doha, reminder of our top stories. the u. k. new chancellor is warning of difficult decisions ahead, including an increase in taxes. prime minister list ross has factor of previous chancellor and ditch or a new government secret army strategy. at least 40 people have been killed during an explosion at a turkish coal mine. a rescue operation continues for one person still kept in the black sea town of combustion. now ukrainian official says,

russia's call for people to flee the cares on region amount to deportation, not evacuation the regions leader appointed by moscow has been urging people to get out saying, is because of daily walk it attacks by ukrainian troops. ukraine says it doesn't targeted. so on to billions, chris on is one of for partly occupied ukrainian province's annexed by moscow last month. and the training army says is continuing to we capture villages from retreating. russian forces around the occupied city, of course, on many of the settlements lie invoices and farmers awakening dangerous conditions to harvest class. cha, stratford reports these 3 brothers risked their lives, working the fields of sudden crane. russian forces have retreated from what the ukraine and army says are dozens of villages and settlements. it is liberated in this area. what is the crane encounter offensive continues towards the russian

occupied city of care of san. so do the dangers for farmers near the front line. le ya, michigan. if so, i'd like to live when the shelling starts, we hide, we such fools to run to the danger is everywhere. bombs come drop at any time. there are a lot of unexploded bombs. well, it's very frightening. knowing the country on or drive over one garcia to so in the last few minutes, the guys have found this in the field that they're working in. it is a cluster bomb delivery system. it carries tens of individual bomblets that spread out over a target area. and can remain hidden and deadly in feels like this for years. neither russia nor ukraine, signatories of the 2008 international convention on cluster munitions that aims to bam may use to see the farms combine harvester recently hit. what the men believe

was a mine. ukrainian army blew up ordinance in a controlled explosion close by. cranium helicopter gun ships fly low over the farms towards the enemy lines. god bless our boys, says gallia, as they pass overhead. she describes the day a russian soldier came to her home. is gallo? yeah, yes, he asked me if i was for russia or ukraine. there was another soldier with a machine gun behind him. i told him i wished he could return home alive and give his mother, grandchildren. i turned and went inside and cried in my kitchen. my whole body was shaking. i thought he would shoot me in the back. i was utterly terrified. homes in liberated villages destroyed bridges blown up supply loans caught the black heads of droids,

some flowers bough under the blue autumn sky like an army in retreat, training and soldiers or control female. but as the farmers harvest the remaining crop, they hope the russian army never returns. charles stratford al jazeera, so new chrome, an update now on that coal mine explosion in a turkey led springing al jazeera, cynical seal. glue joins us from the scene in a mass right in northern turkey. i seen him, the death toll has been rising. bring us up to speed with the latest in what's been happening on the scene. ah, well, yes, unfortunately, the workers who have been trapped in by the minus 30350 meter levels of deepest part of the coal mine. i would be unable to rescue them alive as for the interior and as to who just spoke half an hour ago. he's current. he was just here for 2 minutes ago. and he spoke to media saying that the bathroom has reached its when

a 6 and 14 more people have been found that so the total number of that that the workers. ready has reached a 40 and there is one more work left inside the mind shaft and the interior minister said that the situation of this worker is still unknown but they are searching for him. 9 the hopes for this worker is not much actually, we are seeing that most of the workers who have been trapped in this minus 30350 meter levels haven't been rescued according to initial indications. the explosion happened because of a fire damped caused by cold gas and gas. but this is the initial finding and those. and if there's a, there's an investigation launched by the prosecutor's office. that will definitely tell us about what really happened inside. but the mind experts who have been

speaking to media since last night have been saying that in order to have this fired them due to a cold guess the oxygen level in the mind should be down below a 4 to 15 percent, which can be regarded as an election, and they say this coal mine behind me, it belongs to the turkey state, if state owned and according to what the opera chill stored. there were 110 workers on site yesterday. if, if the 8 of them were rescued by the rescue workers, some of them by dave and all efforts as they were close to the surface. and now they are searching for the last one workers. and the families are waiting for these workers in level the workers are being treated in the hospitals and some of the patient. some of the workers have been wounded, have been transferred to a big hospitals that mis stumble as special or extra ties in

a skin burns that we understand that at this level or the workers are faced fire. and as for the interior minister to take a partial fire yesterday, they said there was no fire bus would have to celebrate law in his for his conference in 10 minutes is that there's a partial fire on them. so this is a difficult situation. the area this region of not is thing to kia, is full of coal mines. this coal mine and i haven't get that 350 meter is not the deepest actually there we had there, our minds going down a 1000 meters. but of course, this is, that's that situation in the area, especially for the people who burn, they'll lives from mining working in those are mine shafts. and this is very difficult for those people waiting for the man sons or husbands or fathers working in the mines and having no guarantee. so we are trying to understand at the end of the investigation, whether there's

a new connection in this or the reason of this explosion was something else. ok, thank you so much for that update. seen him go, seal, grew live there in a master. i ne, him take that one trade union in france has promised to continue to strike uh, the strike action that costio shortages. but others have accepted a deal to return to work natasha. but mary, for some pears after more than 3 weeks of strikes and most of frances oil refineries, signs of a breakthrough, french company, total and algae and to trade, unions agree to a 7 percent pay rise. and one off bonus for workers is reponse to tune one that i think that everyone contributed. we listened to every one, and this allowed us to achieve something more of our different nodes. we support this agreement, it's the result of a decent compromise. and it's a good deal compared to march 12, 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, total's management, refusing to share the wealth that their employees have created. the strikes affected fuel 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 hunters 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 am forced to use my scooters and need few on, on waiting for a one hour on my finger. so have a 30 minutes or something hopeful. so it sounds as prime minister promised in the blockade by ordering some staff to return to work or face penalties and move that

and good unions. and prompted frances finance minister to step in to try to calm the situation could little do. of course daughter has to increase salaries, it has started to do so this company today has significant. so todd has paid dividends softer, welton, france should be shared fairly. with some refinery workers returning to the job, the government says, feel supplies will improve. but a new crisis, lose trade unions of called for general strike next week. the demand better pain conditions at a time when inflation is already fueling. discontent is asher butler, al jazeera paris hotel, as in pakistan, are demanding government action to stop increasing violence in boarder regence with afghanistan. they say not enough is being done to prevent the band pakistani taliban go from launching attacks. bob rango has more. oh good terrorism is not acceptable. hooliganism is not acceptable. extortion is not

acceptable. these are some of the slogans protest as a chanting after a rise in violence in pakistan's border region with afghanistan, particularly in swat. our general, not for you to go to the schools, door to door to baggage catching, or aguilar, a frill up to go tomorrow. because there is of europe unknown in the area have been created in, did you mean these elders were killed in a bomb attack and lush car last month to re key taliban or t t p is set to be responsible. the grip controlled swat between 20072010 until it was crushed in the military operation. but since the taliban came to power in neighboring afghanistan, fighters have reappeared and swat and other border areas in pakistan. o protest as the demand in government intervention to prevent the ttp from regaining

a stranglehold over the region. i, the government is either sleeping or they have intentionally allowed. the 3rd is to cross over the bought into pakistan, yeap skills. but this time, we are not going to take the brunt and won't allow it is yes to fall into the day. this hands will stand and fight this till the last drop of our blood to see barrios . the government says, although recent talks to the t t p bona concrete results, it will proceed peaceful means to end the chaos protest her say they're ready to march in islamabad unless they outlawed group has rained in barbara and good pop out to sarah. 2 the opposition national salvation front end taneesha is protesting against deteriorating political and economic conditions. crowds gather in the centre, the capital tunis, their leaders have called on to denounce the nation's economic and social situation and to reject lexia of legislative elections. china's most important political

events in decades take place in the coming days. present shebang is near. threatened to remain at the helm when come as 40 delegates meet in bay jane. but the rest of the leadership is set for a shake up. patrick falk outlines what for sake? the streets are painted, red and security has been stepped up ahead of china's commerce party, congress beijing's tightened coven 19 carbs as well. and he outbreak during this important political event, would be an embarrassment for the government. of course, people are paying attention to, you know, whether there will be changes or short term changes. god, because it's affecting everybody is affecting the entire nation. while the rest of the world has mostly decided to live with the virus. china has doggedly pursued as 0 cove approach. heaping pressure on the economy shoring up growth will be a top priority for the new leadership. many people will be keeping a close eye on the new economic lineup. you are talking about a very,

very profound major personnel changes in china. the personality of different leaders at different levels to have major impact among those on their way out. our premier leeker chung who manages the world's 2nd largest economy and lose her president. she's top economic adviser, both as seen as pro market reformists. it's on to say who could step in to fill those shoes, decision making for the leadership risha for a made behind closed doors. but many political and let's believe income and candidates will be she lawyer less with a more state driven economic approach. another question is whether the re shuffleboard for off any potential success or to ship and pick some fear. the president's consolidation of power may divert attention away from the most pressing problem g, the wealthiest. the economic problem seems to have been cast aside. beijing is now