up in the north, much clearer in the west. places like pur, we'll be expecting that temperature. however, to dip down over the next few days. now for new zealand, we've got changeable weather on the way temperature, slightly edging up for the south island. so wintry mix, a blowing in the rain clears away from the north island temperatures, picking up slightly here for places like oakland. but the rain isn't very far away . you can see it rolling in on wednesday, bringing wintery showers into the west. now was a move to south east asia. the rain has shifted a further away from indo china, but we've got a typhoon that sitting in the south china sea strengthening it is expected to weaken. however, by the time it works its way towards vietnam on wednesday is still going to bring some very strong winds and rough seas. ah, ah,

this is al jazeera ah. hello lauren taylor, this is the out there and use our live from london. coming up. we are a country that funds our promises and pays our debts. you guys knew finance minister warns of difficult decisions to come as he ditches a controversial economic plan announced just weeks ago a wave of russian chemicals. the drone attacks kills at least 4 people in peeve and targets energy infrastructure across ukraine. purchase continue in haiti as the u. s. proposes resolution at the u. n. to send an international force and authorities in nigeria scramble to get relief supplies to hundreds of thousands of people displaced by severe flooding. at least 300 communities are underwater.

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a vast energy support scheme. and he won the decisions of i water and difficulties to come. as the government tries to rebuild confidence in the u. k. economy and the mother has more, i know she's fighting for her political survival, but let's trust wasn't in parliament on monday, as the opposition was granted. and urgent question. to ask the prime minister to make her statement during the part of a put on the situation to speak out where the positive qualities tuesday lead to the opposition on the how the p n is detained on urgent. why do you know, why don't you question scared of our own shadow? the lady is not a turning off the trust was there later on to hear her new finance minister give more detail on a huge change in direction. the prime minister and i agreed yesterday to reverse

almost all the tax measures announced in the growth plan 3 weeks ago that have not been legislated for in parliament. so i've decided that the basic rate of income tax will remain 20 percent and it will do so indefinitely until economic circumstances allow for it to be kept. taken together with a decision not to cut corporation tax and restoring the top rate of income tax. the measures i've announced today will raise around 32000000000 pounds every year. 100 also announced the government's move to cap energy bills will only last 6 months instead of 2 years with a review. next april, this leaves a prime minister clinging on to the job. she only took up last month of the weeks of negative reaction to her. many budget with mortgage rate rises for millions of people. she may have bought herself some time. mark is like, well, the hearing whether or not this is good for the economy in the next 3 to 6 months. well, the jury on the lease truss fire to finance minister cause he quoting last friday

and that joint project taking growth by a tax cuts funded by massive borrowing, has effectively been ditched behind the scenes in westminster. many conservative politicians are rushing to find a unity figure to replace least trust and revise the policy standing with the public. but it's far from clear whether they can avoid further turmoil, or in fact it early general action that involved outages, era london, is trusted. approval rating is the lowest for any british prime minister in history . and the latest polling shows that 59 percent of the population thinks she should resign. now every one sign on the street, the same thing. the literally, she's cyclist charged through the checkout just like her on bike and really and i don't know if she might, this might get to the end of the week. i suppose restore some confidence in the government that they released walk back on things that were unpopular like it's a good measure, i suppose, going through lockdown in the way that we did. i felt during that period that

a lot of the country was holiday more or less and it would have to be painful. and i feel like it's not surprising that there's the last level of inflation while you could buy mrs. apologize for it. you cannot make mistakes, but she's called me and has said that she is still committed to the job in blackfoot as a member of parliament. and leader of the scottish national party in the british parliament speak delta 0. he said, the government has no economic credibility and should call an election. what's been referred to as cross adobe has been crushed, has been put into the bid and everything that the trust government brought forward with that financial statement a few weeks ago was no longer there. but let's not forget that the damage that this is cause these unfunded tax cuts ended up with. the financial crisis will run on the pound with the bank of england having to step in and buy bonds to stop pension funds crashing. but ultimately, what it does mean is that millions of people that will be renegotiating the

mortgages or facing sharply higher rates. what's been estimated by the resolution foundation as people paying thousands pounds, vor and mortgage costs. and the blame for this lies with the prime minister. she needs to accept the responsibility of the chaos that she has cause i, quite frankly, tonight i think what the british public one is to see that this government is calling, tell you what itself there ought to be an election that i'm not for trinity to send doors that have been responsible for those me, him out of office. but i welcome the fact that the chancellor has made a statement because the harsh reality is the bond bank of the bank of england finished la trading. the government were really forced to do this to the by the financial markets as much as anything else because we needed to see the stability of a store that the only way of doing that was putting to bad the proposals that the conservatives have brought forward for unfunded tax cuts, something that i think even on a level i can amik shouldn't, could have told them before the many budget that the simply wasn't going to work. and you couldn't put the financial markets in the position that they had done so

that, that head on the plate. but they must accept responsibility for the carnage the cause over the course of the last few weeks. this is been self inflicted, as we put in place by the concert, the government under prime minister must accept responsibility. the decision to cut the top rate of tax was her decision. you know, somewhat, all on the line. you have to accept responsibility of the has to be decencies or has to be humility as well, you know, public office. when you've done what you've done, that the prime minister needs to recognize herself that for her, the time is up. and his 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in chrome strikes on ukraine's capital. one struck a residential building in downtown cave. the early morning attack sent people running for cover a week off to russia unleashed it's most widespread strikes against the country in monks manage, andrew reports and keith the

strikes on ukraine's capital started early on the ground. people felt the explosions in the sky. they could see the attackers at one so called kamikaze drone approaches its target as keeps air defense systems attempt to shoot it down. rescue teams were quick to arrive in the ship can keep ski, district firefighters hosing down smoked ruins. as people who taken shelter emerged from under ground, the target destroyed the whole infrastructure. 1 of ukraine destroy them for flux, omaha han thought their lives. people praising the window. less people who do it result, electricity. they need the russians want to make become inter and a couple proven are on top. and also the same time destroyed the buildings. people's homes were destroyed. behind me is the residential building that was damaged in the drone attack this morning. at this neighborhood also has important

infrastructure sites in it and was hit by russian missiles last week. air raid sirens may have stopped sounding the local official say, residents should still avoid the area for now, many injured people like this woman were rescued. but others, including a pregnant woman, her husband were killed magic. they were in their own lens and blood started. we then go out and see the staircases got all gone to the ground floor. he waited for alarm to be called off. you are laying on the floor. firefighters came and they used a leather to rescue us one by one reason run to the shelter in that building. it was horrible. many here worry about how quickly they can reach safety colon, am i? there is no shelter around the closest in a 10 minute strand from here. we decided to stay home. you might be riding on the street and a particle so to heartier. then, as if on cue,

the air raid sirens ring out again. oh, our flight should probably go to the shelter because this is their target people's constant concern. now, if and when this area may be targeted again. ma'am jim drama 0 keith. meanwhile, russia and ukraine have conducted the biggest prisoner exchange of the war so far. a total of $218.00 detainees have been released by the 2 countries. $108.00 of those, a ukrainian women, including civilians and army personnel. in return, ukraine fried a 110 russian prisoners, swapped supervised by the commissioner for human rights in the russian federation. coming up on the news hour from london, the u. n says, fighting in ethiopia has reached alarming levels. as the government pushes to take control of airports and other federal buildings in te gray misconduct within the met a damning, new report says britain's biggest police force has allowed abhorrent officers to

stay in its ranks as a festival of football. it brings the world together and with just a month to go to the world cup organizer say cut us tournament, will welcome every one ah, thousands of people are protesting in the capital of haiti, just as the united nations discusses measures to address the dire security crisis in the country, the u. s. is proposing to send international troops after the haiti government asked for external military assistance last week. and many demonstrators reject the potential deployment to foreign troops, saying history shows they bring more problems than solutions. not to promote together to james basis live from the un headquarters in, in new york attempts to tell us what the u. s. is proposed exactly us to come up now with to drive security council resolutions,

which they say will try and turn the tide in haiti. one of them is a sanctions resolution. the idea that they would name the gang leaders that were causing much of the trouble on the ground in haiti, particularly blockading the main fuel depot and bring sanctions against those gang leaders. this will be the 1st time the security council, if it gets passed as agreed on any sanctions, anywhere in the world for 5 years since 2017 because the security council is so divided. the 2nd resolution is even more controversial. it's the idea to have an international force of a police and military that would go to haiti to try to break the hold of the gangs to trump. open the road to the main fuel depot and try and take control in haiti to try and deliver much needed humanitarian assistance on the ground. so those, the 2 elements of the resolution that the us and mexico are proposing follows

recommendations from the secretary general of the united nations. i'm telling you good terrorist. i spoke to him earlier on. he said to me, the situation was a nightmare, and he does support the idea of this strike force going into haiti. and what's the likelihood of these resolutions going ahead? well, big questions still unanswered for one who a going to be the troops that actually go into haiti. if this does go ahead, the u. s. is proposing the resolution, the u. s. is not saying, and i asked the us ambassador earlier. all my showers in the question at her will the us be sending troops to haiti and she didn't reply and the u. s. isn't for me. reply at this point and telling anyone whether it is sending trips most diplomats believe it is likely the u. s. will be a contributor as probably would canada, they think, to such a force, but the exact countries that be involved on known the 2nd, i think big question mark is whether you that she get this approved by the un

security council. we've heard in the last half hour or so from russia and china both seem to have reservations, russia more than china. russia seems very concerned about the idea of this international force and russia is not particularly convinced. i think of the sanctions package either listening to the deputy russian buster who was speaking so big, big problems in haiti. you got a cholera situation. you've got famine and parts of the capital. you've got gangs controlling the streets really severe situation. but whether these plans that the u . s. have can actually put into action. i think still a big question on that. james say thank you very much. indeed. there are reports that if you open government troops have captured the city of shiro, which is one of the rise, largest comes shortly after the government announces trying to take control of airports and other critical infrastructure in the northern region from the people's liberation front african union is called for an immediate cease 5 after an

escalation and violence fighting resumed in august between to grow and rebels and government forces following months of relative come, negotiations shall to take place in south africa last week, failed to take place inspector general antonio terrace. as calling for all fighting to end the situation in it, your peer is spilling out of control violence and destruction. averaged alarming levels. the social fabric is being ripped apart. or still it is in the 3rd grade region of it's your peer must end now including the media with that all and these engagement video 3 and armed forces from it your peer there is no military solution authorities in nigeria struggling to get relief supplies to hundreds of thousands of people displaced by severe floods. one or 600 people have died and 1300000 have been displaced by the worst floods. the country

are seen in a decade. 33 of nigeria is 36 states have been effected. some flood waters are not expected to recede until the end of november. i mean, address has more from the in ago in southern nigeria. this is the main feed no go. but what do you see behind me? i can use and cause apply these water waves. now, no roads anymore, simply because the streets getting flooded by the day and it's getting worse and worse resident say the water level has risen to this much over the past few days. and the bad news is it will continue to do so as water cascade upstream into the delta before they reach the atlantic ocean. now weather wise, it's been raining for days in, you know, go on other parts of bio state and fix it to continue like that until the end of november this year. and then again,

the level of destruction we've seen overhead when we were flying into and the goal was so much that all sorts is having difficult. just dealing with this problem. we understand that about 700000 people have been displaced from 300 settlement. then i didn't government, but whatever necessary, whatever necessary should be done. tell victims of this particular disaster, biased it unfortunately, that's what not what we've, we are seeing on the ground. people are different conditions getting worse and worse, and that is not the only problem. the biggest problem will be when the waters recede or when they increase before they receive health officials. a warning of disease is breaking out cholera, malaria, and other infectious diseases i expected to be on the increase over the next few months also. so that's the situation currently in by also states and people are desperate. we've seen people coming from the creek in wooden boats with few

positions trying to access a higher ground any higher level of do, why they can settle down until the flood. we're seen. hundreds of offices in britain's biggest police force are getting away with breaking the law and misconduct. that's according to an independent review which says radical reform needed with in london's metropolitan police. he also report louise casey, who sits in britons of a house of parliament, found the met misconduct system, is too slow with cases taking an average of $400.00 days to resolve since 2013 over $1800.00 officers and staff. i've had more than one misconduct complaint raised against them, and only 13 have been fact. will the half of the officers found guilty of sexual misconduct over 4 year period up to 2020, kept their jobs. and more than 6, hundreds sexual and domestic abuse allegations against offices currently being investigated. the report also found massage money and racial disparity across the internal disciplinary system was

a systemic bias against black and asian offices. report was commissioned following the rape, kidnap and murder of sarah everett last year by serving met police officers. police also criticized for the heavy handed response to a video that took place 10 days after her death or london please. she says he's a pulled at the findings, and the situation cannot continue. i'm so angry that we've let colleagues dine so badly. the report makes clear that women offices and staff, and a black or the minority of some stuff. you've had really bad experiences in the organization too often. we've been feeble, responding to that and let them down. and that means we've got people in the organization, you won't fit the carry uniform, and shaming. and i apologize to those many we've let down their passion and commit which continues to london. that gives you the termination to tackle this. and the optimism to now we will succeed. kosher duff is an assistant professor of political

philosophy at the university of nottingham. she was subjected to sexist language bullying and was strip searched by the met on to talk to him. provide impromptu legal advice to a black teenager being stopped and searched. she chose his life. nottingham. thank you very much for being with us. can you talk a bit about your, your experience with the met and how long it's taking you to get redress? absolutely, thanks for having me here. and i was finally searched in 2013. that meant i was pinned to the floor of the cell by 3 officers. i had my hands behind my back, my legs tied together, they call my clothes and scissors. it took about 8 and a half years for me to receive a partial apology for this and derogatory language used. that was their words. and that was after c t for to emerge of the custody starting, or did most it search, telling officers to treat her like a terrorist showed male or female laughing the right michael here and debating

whether my book was right. there is still not been any apology for, for the soul itself, for the strict search, no officer has been disciplined. so the normalized racism a subsidy and sexual abuse. that the case report highlights in the police force is very familiar to me. in my experience, complaints are disappeared for years into a system that just designed to rubber stamp whatever officers do, no matter how apart nice new permit police chief has said that there are patterns of an expert on acceptable discrimination. the kill amount, a systemic biased towards black and asian officers and staffing is admitted that it's funding showed that hundreds of his officers should have been sacked. do you expect lots of offices now to lose the job as a result of this report and, and if and if they do, what would it make a difference? so the idea that the problems of the systemic problems of policing can be dealt with by essentially more police investigating themselves and stacking individual

bad apples. i think it's a pipe dream that is allowing the cycle of outrage and superficial reform to continue. so police have using their position for a sexual purpose, is the single largest form of police corruption dealt with, or rather not dealt with by the i o p c. and we have over 5000 children search by the metals in the past 3 years of whom 75 percent are for from ethnically diverse backgrounds. and so now the new commissioner is talking about 0 tolerance to race in the so to me, in the 4th still it was a by rooting i bad individuals, really a 0 tolerance approach to racism message and he would be the functional and of policing as we know, and that's why it's no surprise the organization, the social movements against racism and gender violence are increasingly focusing on abolitionists strategies for harm reduction and alternatives. leasing. i mean,

in the meantime, there's been a long way off for this government. is that the moment but in terms of what they can do right now, is there a problem? do you think with the kind of people they recruit or is it in the culture that is then promulgated once they're in the organization? yes, great question. i think the culture of abuse in unity, that report highlights. i'm many reports before highlighted within the police, kind of even against their own is really symptomatic of policing nature of function as an institution. so internally is intensely hierarchical sets up where you don't hear a behavior is rewarded. and externally the police are systematically targeting the most marginalized of vulnerable, largely protecting the interests of the rich and powerful. it's not surprising when damage report after dummy report shows that it is a racist, sexist,

homophobic institution inside. and that's really how it was designed to be a take a look at it. history as a weapon of domination again and i see. and the working class and gender and sexual minorities in britain talk to tough. thank you very much. need to talk to thank you . thank you more to come so including 05 to stem about told marriages that campaign is launched in india, which has the largest number of young brides in the world. it's all today in argentina will tell you why thousands of people to take the streets of the capital and brazil star name off his in a spanish court as he denies allegations of fraud and corruption details coming up in support. ah

hello there. let's have a look at europe and has one spell of nasty, whether it works its way out from the east and got another one waiting in the wings coming in from the west. that's gonna bring some very heavy rain to the likes of the iberian peninsula. i'm knock temperatures down for spain and portugal. they have been sitting very high here for this time of year. and it's going to do a similar thing for france as it works its way towards the north west. no ahead of this. we've got a band of rain stretching from central areas of germany out through poland. some of the baltic states seeing that wet weather as well as russia. a wintry mix lingering around scandinavia and that wet weather is going to pull its way for the east. now ahead all this nasty weather that's coming into britain on island. we have got some clear and calm skies on tuesday that by wednesday look at that. we've got those thunder re rains as well as gusty winds. moving in here,

and we move it farther south. it is an improving picture for the se places like greece and turkey are still looking rather windy across those greek islands looks okay of sky the core central areas of the mediterranean. but for spain and portugal, we got warnings out of the heavy rain coming in from the north. we could see flooding from that. gonna creep its way farther. east knocking temperatures down. not just in madrid, but also in court about with rain on thursday. ah bollywood, a glamorous industry that attracts though seeking fame and fortune. i always told myself that some day of your famous oh, but for some fumbling bed dreams can become a nightmare. i had asked in the 1st 10 days of my mortgage, i had to come so the site go dressed for the longest. hollywood dreams on al

jazeera, a round 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day. almost always by men. an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women are trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. what can be overcome years of material culture and in defense? behind the scenes with the fem aside, the 3rd honor, jo zebra, ah ah, ah, one of the top stories, young 0, britain's prime minister has been accused of running scared after failing to

address parliament. days after replacing her finance minister. a new chancellor announced a raft of you turns on last month's controversial, many budget within the last hour and is just as told to be received. she apologizes for economic mistakes made. it is determined to lead the conservatives to the next and action. thousands of people are protesting in the capital of haiti, calling for humanitarian assistance demonstrators, or denouncing a u. s. proposed resolution at the u. n. to deploy international trips to the country security council. as discussing measures to address the di security crisis . and these 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drone stripes, on ukraine's capital. the early morning attacks and people running for cover a week after russia unleashed it's most widespread strikes against the country in months. intense fighting has taken place throughout the eastern don bass region as ukrainian government troops pushed to take back areas annexed by russia. foreign

fighters of also joined the war. dr. hamid takes a look at the involvement of battalions from chechnya fighting on both sides of the conflict. in the rolling hills of the cave region, a makeshift shooting range breaks the silence. new recruits for the day of battalion, one of the chechen volunteer groups fighting alongside ukraine block arrived in the country just 2 weeks ago. he won't tell us somewhere for security reasons. not that although it's important for me because we have a common enemy or people suffer greenly because of the russians just lay the craniums are now the battalion is named after jill. how do they f i chechen leader who fought for independence from russia? their mission falls under the orders of the ukrainian army and then not formally under its national command. when the russians retreated from the harkey region in the north east of the country, they left behind

a considerable amount of military hardware and weapons that have machine gun is one of them. and now the training on it unit of the but then when the 1st to enter, the strategic system is zoom. when the russians were forced to retreat, they also took part in the fight north of keys battle that put them against fellow chechens loyal to ram them could be off the chechen leader who publicly support moscow. his fighters also took part in the future. when you pull, when the russians captured the port city, the case of a 1st ukraine is a close method. i wonder about poland portion, poland. what are they trying to achieve after ukraine, if the order is given and we will show you in 6 seconds what we're capable all the candy has recently criticized rush of military strategy in ukraine. that has also pledged tens of thousands of men as part of moscow mobile as ation efforts that the

russia to small nation. because now the using guys is a canon, meet the we always want to turn in love with the ending by russian and tell them that we are ready guys to get to. if you decide to hands up, you don't have to fight. we not asking them to come your brain and fight for what we ask them. not quite again. you know, many of the commanders here veterans of the 2 chechen wars that reduce the capital growth need to what do you and called the most destroyed city on earth. from the near for some there is no freedom, no jobs. young people have no other choice but to join the police or armed forces. nothing is produced before used to have refineries, but they stop everything oil go to russia. now, how was the divisions among chechen fighting in ukraine are somehow a war within a war? for these men, the ultimate goal is the creation of the chechen republic of carrier,

independent from moscow sphere influence. how does that mean al jazeera in the key region? forces from across nato, taking part in the alliances annual nuclear exercise. the roosevelt 14 countries and up to 60 aircraft training flights will take place of a belgium which is hosting the exercise and over north sea and the u. k. it's ashley butler has more from paris, after nato defense ministers meeting in brussels in stoughton. but though, said that nato would certainly not cancel these exercises this year. and in fact, it would not be a good thing to do. so it would send the wrong message. he said to moscow at this particular different difficult time when russia has been stepping off its rhetoric, when it comes to a threat about using nuclear weapons. we've heard a lot for moscow about that. we know that the nato lion says that it's taking those very seriously. indeed it is working them closely at this point. the line says that

it really feels a threat some more about trying to deter western powers from taking part in this conflict. but there's less, as i said, being looked at very seriously. in fact, the us defense secretary lloyd austin, said, any nuclear strike by russia would receive a response from ukraine's allies. he didn't exactly say what it would be said. it would be a physical response. we then heard a little bit later from the french presidency manual micro think, almost contradict that to minute micro saying that the allies would not use a nuclear weapon against any nuclear strike by russia. but he wasn't totally clear about exactly what would happen. nevertheless, it's important to note that france is not part of the operation. steadfast noon is not part of these exercises. even though france is one of the 3 nuclear powers in the lines along with the u. s. and the u. k. but fraud is not part of nato

nuclear at the terrapin and group. the u. s. midterm elections are less than a month away in a higher key battleground state. it set to be a tight contest for the senate seat, which has been held by republicans since 1999. the 2 candidates vying for it republican j. d. events and democrat, tim ryan, and now neck and neck, and the poles, they'll take part in their final televised debate in the coming hours. she ever trans issuances live from youngstown, ohio. so ship, why is the ohio researching this cont? because it could be one of the races that besides the control center edition, you call this a battleground, state, a competitive race. it simply should not be a battleground, state or a competitive race. we have a terrible economy. we have inflation running, rapid rep, joe biden's, personal popularity in terrible, terrible shape even without all those elements. the midterm elections are a time when the incumbent policy expect to do poorly and the congressional race.

and yet, as you say, the poles on that can that, and that's also despite the fact that ohio has gone with donald trump in to presidential presidential elections most recently in 2020 by some 8 point. so why is run in the race and the general consensus is things change right here and around the country. once we have several issues, one of the main issues was that supreme court ruling on abortion city. the democrats hoped that that would then oppose suggested about that whatever. so it's outrage and discuss about really that many democrats who may not have come up suppose a tool in the mid 10th because that's just enchanted with biting. and midterms are all about 10 up. would come to the pose party because a higher republicans overreach on abortion. almost immediately, almost immediately attended about all of oceans in almost every, every, every case. so that would fuel the outrage and also would give in dependence. particular suburban white women who may have voted republican pause to think well

that this is something we should, we should be fighting for. having said that there, there is evidence now and oppose that initial spike of outrage. and this is happening, pops around the country, potentially is beginning to diminish the economy is once again is once again before front of voters minds way above anything else and say this may well be just as often a referendum on the policy in power. but if it isn't, then that's huge. and if, if the democrats do manage to take, oh hi, because it's currently a republican state in the senate, then that could actually shift the balance of power will help shift the balance of power in the us. now you mentioned devotional economy, what, what is the issues with those issues and what others might come up in the, the debate what there was that there was a debate last week. so we have, we have a pretty good idea of which of where each party we kind of is going to go. so we do expect them. the democratic candidate run to be hammering over his past position on

abortion. he used to give a hard line position on abortion initially. however, as with many other republican candidates around the country, he sort of tempered that somewhat as you've seen, the potential danger that might be causing. so he isn't he suggesting he is will flexible on the issue of exceptions to abortion bounds and so on. the other issue for, for ryan very much is that the balance is simply just this trumpeter. cody trick runs regionally, was actually anti trumping in 2016. even said, you know, you might vote for hillary clinton, he want, he's made comparisons to heroin and, and hitler with trump in the past. but now in the primary race vance really, when full tilt in the into the trump cup, he needed that republican base that 30 percent of hard for trump supporters. but. but then trump came here to youngstown in fact and humiliated run effectively by saying that this, this violence guy. he just wants, he just kisses my ask. he wants my vote so much. i think i can say house on tv. it's quite from the former president, the united states and, and then events weekly, then went on and shook his hand. so that's,

there's that sense that the democrats are saying that the spam is lost, a trumpet is loyal to us, the laws of the country. and so that's definitely a, a democratic move and then the republicans, violence is a saying that this guy's been in politics 20 years, won't see achieved and look at the economy. she have a tendency, thank you very much. and india, tens of thousands of women and girls have led protests against child marriage. united nations, as india is home to the largest number of child brides in the world. it's warmed, right under the age of 18. more lots to experience, domestic violence and struggle to earn a living at a 100 miles report. wow. they gathered in 10000 villages across 500 districts in nearly every state. calling for an end to child marriage in india. every girl has a right to live and grow, nor once you force it girl to be

a wife. before hot time. while child marriage is officially illegal in india, nearly one and a half 1000000 girls under the age of 18, get married in the country every year. akash is 16 header and fighting for her future. go alley me. saddening that my parents were making plans for my wedding, and the boy's family came to our house as well. but i told them i didn't want to get married so young and that i wanted to study. instead, indian authorities say an average of $34.00 girls were kidnapped each day last year to be forced into marriage, nay. the situation was made worse by the pandemic. the government's attempting to stop the practice because it's pushing legislation to raised the legal marriage age to $21.00. it is the government to do to ensure that young girls have a pop of education or work now ahead of them, especially higher education and employment. so are with the government,

not addressing that, you know, the have a slogan saying, educate daughters and so on. but basically that is just a propaganda. nobel peace laureate kylar said the archie launched a campaign to highlight the problem. i always said that sustainable solutions to the problem is possible only even the victims survivors there did the lead. so he, tree, davy was married when she was only 8 years old. have go all the way. i tell everyone that their kids should not make the same mistake i did by getting married when i was young, i no matter if they get a job or not. people should educate their children are tens of thousands of women and girls have joined this campaign. and sworn avow to fight child marriage organ. i do say times have changed and what they call

a social evil must be stamped out. and with growing numbers of supporters like these, that message is becoming significantly louder. alexander buyers, al jazeera on continues, have gathered in the capital one is irish to mark what's known as loyalty day. the celebrating the ideology of parent ism, it's modeled on the philosophy a former present on domingo parent who came to power in $943.00 em champions the rights of workers. this year's event comes weeks after the attempted assassination of origin. tina's vice president, christina fernandez kitchener visible, has more companies already for thousands of people that have a loyalty base. remember when one i don't back in 95 was to be paid and thousands of people with me. so probably a little bit about what we're seeing here there labor, you with important workers about the many others that all of them. i have been

able to talk really concerned about the economic situation in argentina right now, let's look at what's happening here. there's around 7 percent inflation rate every month, expected inflation from hit beer around 100 percent in different exchange rate control. 8. why don't we talk about what's happening in the country a little bit different than on how to find a solution for what happened to your big difference when rep amendment was also from the parents party. and he's by breasted. i'm a former president, christina, for that person, or i have been trying to find a way out of our didn't the next friday i've been trying to negotiate with boring credited to reach that agreement with the international monetary fund. it was christina and i'm the person i've been very, very critical about that agreement with lots of uncertainty, movie argent,

pinion population. i love worries about what the way, what the way out of the current situation. can you george to security operation, calling the killing of at least 11 people in the north. they were ambushed by armed fees. catherine sawyer reports from to o'connor in northern. can you no one the lower down, the mary a kai was a community leader in north, in kenya, but she was killed alongside 10 other people including police offices. 2 weeks ago, they were pursuing armed bandits who had stolen livestock from 2 cannon county by walk unnumbered and outgunned. he tried to get help but bled to death from hunt. gunshot wounds showed up in fair day here, but she lost strength because of love of water because only they really live what a in that area. such a talks among harding communities,

that border conflict areas are not new in this part of the country. this is a village that was set up. we then people here say they left because of security problems. villages that we've been talking to say they have no food and they still don't feel safe. villa, the family say they lost everything. when bonded to talk to their home momma, when i live, no one is protecting us. sometimes when there was a big attack, we see police. but by that time, our animals have already been taken. we are on our own wards, me go to will near both you up and down in another village. this man tells us how cattle thieves stole hundreds of goats, sheep, and camels. they tried to give chase, but the only hot crude weapons cattle rustling is a lucrative trade that overlaps into ethnic conflicts. competition for what i and pasture, easily accessible, arms and,

and exploited. natural resources have made things worse. we are fighting a political will. we are fighting a war that some big men over this country. they really want to control odors osis and take them honestly it's, it is on his political, instigated and by some greedy, good people that those already read, but they really want to pursue more resources. back on the village, young men take turns to patrol their neighborhood. they say they want to keep everyone safe and ensure the few animals left behind during the last trade are in stolen as while catherine saw all jazeera shakana, nothin kenya to hong kong. however, beijing was growing influence on the territory. schools has led to an overhaul of the curriculum. greater emphasis must now be placed on national security and patriotism. the change has seen teachers resign in record numbers as jessica washington report. aah in hong kong,

a show of patriotism from some of its youngest citizens. this video was released by the cities education bureau earlier this month. when the youth on strong the children chant, the country is strong. such display of national pride from hong kong school children is becoming more common as its education system receives a make over. the updated secondary school curriculum now places more focus on china's security. and national identity is former teacher who asked down to 0 to conceal her identity. says she quit her job 2 months ago when the subject she taught was removed from the curriculum. i found the new subject quite different from liberal studies, which placed emphasis on discussion and allowing students to freely express the ideas and develop an argument in the new subject. these elements disappear and the conclusions have already been made. she's part of the accidents of experienced

educators. data from the education bureau indicates more than 4000 teachers left their roles in the past school year. some probe, aging and peas have criticized hong kong education system in the past. same subjects, like liberal studies, may have encouraged young people to participate in the 2019 mass protests. but good thing for the government will help strengthen teachers. proper concepts concerning the constitution, the basic law, the one country to systems, principal, national security, and the spirit of the rule of law and her list to limit these textbooks are part of the new materials. the hong kong, secondary school educators, teaching the new citizenship and social development course. this book explains china's emphasis on the responsibility of all citizens, including the people of hong kong. to safeguard the country, sovereignty territorial integrity, the other elements of national security. as many teachers seek to leave one

university student who wanted to remain anonymous, said those looking to enter the profession, face new requirements, some new policy for us. while we have to go for examinations to test our law to our country, we have to pass the test to become a profession. being a teacher has long been her goals. she says, but now she wonders what hong kong schools will be like when that dream becomes a reality. jessica washington al jazeera hong kong, still had this news out with just over a month to go until cutter hosts the world cup. the country has now been awarded another major football tournament, the asian cup. ah

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ah, i speak of the sport. lauren, thank you, fee for president gianni and santino says, what months ago until cut a 2022 ticket sales are approaching the 3000000 mark. that's around 90 percent of the stadium capacity. on the day it was confirmed, the country would also host the next asian cup. the organizers have given updates on accommodation, fan experience and the countries readiness to stage the world cap. andy richardson was there while sitting at this press conference. we had representatives from faith for the schools well governing body and kathy self organizing committee no longer set for entities in 2019 a joint company was formed between them. the sole purpose of delivering this will

happen is a company of which faith for have a 51 percent share and they also have a majority on the board showing that as we get into this final stretch, they will increasingly be taking a lead role quickly. now the cat saw has delivered on its stadium and infrastructure projects. when it comes to play a welfare and match the operations that is much more within feet, there's expertise and field of experience speak. this chief operating officer had this to say for those who criticize the decision to bring the world cup to the middle east. for the very 1st time. this is a world cup for every one. we are tremendously excited to welcome everyone from all nationalities here to come and celebrate what's a sports event. as a festival of football. it brings the world together. and that's the power of events like the fee for world cup and which can do that. and so we very much believe in that positive dialogue approach bring people together and let's unify everyone here in celebration of what's going to be an absolutely amazing event.

where legacy is always a controversial and complicated part of any tournament that cattle has one rock solid bit of legacy in the short term, and that is the asian cup, the biggest football tournament on the continent. china had been to, to host the events in 2023, pulled out because of its covered 90 policies and cats off with that experience. it's gonna get from hosting as well. this infrastructure already in place and the financial backing had for its been, well, it was seen as though that was the obvious and safe candidate to step in at such short notice. also, bear in mind the cats are gonna host the asian gains in 2030. it's on a long term deal to host formula one race is kept, are determined to stay on a hub for global sport. long after this world cup has finished, the weight is over. karen benjamin has won his 1st bell on door award of being nominated 10 times in his career. he became the 1st frenchman to win its since zenning z dan. in 1998 the frederick combo said potter comb bids

m r. o evans and his countryman was on hand to give him the trophy. he beat fellow nominees, saudi romani, kevin bruner, and robert leben dob skied. the rail madrid captain had a brilliant season helping his club when the champions league and league titles with $44.00 goals and $46.00 games at 34 years old benjamin is also the 2nd oldest player to be named as the world's best. he called winning the trophy a childhood dream and invited his proud mum andy's son. up onto the stage. to help share in the celebration. barcelona, the lexia patel swerves are back to back winner of the women's bell on door. the midfielder helps club retained the league title, and was part of the team that finished as a runners up in the champions league. 2004 bell on dor when andre ship jenko gave the award to protests and also made an emotional speech about the war in his country. ukraine had been very difficult moment since the war started

fall ukrainian people yeah, i am so proud. so how my country defend and fight for the freedom is very important to remember, the war is still going, but most important to stay beside of ukraine and help her organizers of the belo. norwood certainly don't do things by hobbs. this was how the trophy arrived at the glitzy ceremony. firmly attached to the formula one call, a frenchman esther van ogen, the alpine driver delivering it safely until the red carpet name. all was not nominated valencia's bell and all in said he spent monday morning in a spanish court is on trial for fraud and corruption charges relating to his transfer from santos to barcelona. nearly a decade ago,

the brazilian was at the court house for around 2 hours before the judge, let him leave early. his lawyer said he was tired of playing for p. s g the night before. mamma is dear to play with brazil at next month's world cap has denied the allegations. spanish prosecutors are seeking a 2 year prison term for the player tennis now and the incredible season of world number one. eager fiance has continued with another tournament victory. the polish star clenched her 8th title of the earth defeating qualified on a vic it she and the final of the san diego open. she and her cousin. so $12.00 grand slams the season, the french and us opens. the new york yankees remain alive me. m l e flail served to winning game for their division series against the cleveland guardians. a 2 run homer from harrison bader helping the yankees were informed to the deciding game 5 is in new york later on monday. you know,

if you to call me back in march, we just signed up to play a game 5 in new york to go to the l. c. s. like she might jogged in new york. i mean her sis, so excited in the nfl new england patriots coach bill belichick is now equal 2nd on the all time list of career wins the recorder victory. number 300. 24. was the patriots hammond, the cleveland browns? $3815.00. it's really what against honestly we're haven't good players, very fortunate to have a lot of em at new york clayvon. i'm here at the t 20 cricket world cup. a big upset for the 2nd straight day scotland defeating 2 tom champions. the west indies were 42 runs in hobart george muncie top scoring with an

unbeaten 66 also in group b in hobart, zimbabwe had a good whenever island that of the me, the irish, didn't have any good moments as this were a great piece of boundary fillings out dismiss sean williams, 2nd rasa hammond, 82 or 48 balls to help. he sighed. post 174 for for in reply island fell short by 31 runs. the top 2 teams from this group will advance to the main group stage of the world cup that we believe the small themes for now. learners back to you in london. peter, thank you very much and that set for me. lauren taylor for this news, or i'll be here in a couple of minutes with an awful run after the daisies likes him shorting hyphen f . ah ah.

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