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they gave me this thing through the oil refinery. was golden strike, and frogs causing anger amongst the public over fuel shortages. ah, thought civil rob, this is out there like my headquarters here. and i've also coming up a color outbreak in lebanon. there's the disease might spread across the region, possibly affecting millions. i am, i did receive in one of my generous, born producing states in the united delta that just completely cut off from the rest of the country offices. yeah. how struggling to bring in aid as quickly as possible. how does it way to get a malaysia to change suspected operatives working for israel's intelligence agency . massage, accused of kip. nothing a palestinian man ah,

we begin in france at astray should over the rising cost of living is thought a nationwide strike all across the country. people are demanding high wages. there's been disruption in the public sector and transport system with teachers, bus drivers and health care workers walking off the job, walk our nuclear power plants and oil depth of drastically. regina frances energy and fuel supply natasha butler has bought from paris. it's a very large demonstration, the entire is. what i'm i must say. it's not a nationwide try to in the sense, i know every sector has come out to take part of this. like what we have seen, maybe try to work is on to work and others have joint game. but the last, even though i know now system sites in the past, thousands of people walking across the city pretty peaceful people have been telling us all sorts of things to pull from here to demand higher pe,

better working conditions. 3rd, worried about the cost of living and inflation. i spoke a bit earlier to real work alex. he was on the try to train, i can say just outside the house. and he told us a bit more about why you did decide to come out on the strike that we have organized today. it depends on relies on 2 factors. the 1st one is that we are all struggling with the rising cost of living and the wages that are not following up and keeping pace with inflation. despite the fact that profits a huge profit are being made at the back of our work. and we were just to claiming our fair share, the wealth we collectively produce. so that's where we on the strike, that's where we are struck today. and the 2nd aspect, which is at least as important as the 1st thing i mention, is that our comrades in the refineries we've been on strike for almost one months now, which i'd like to massive. all shortages in the, in the petrol stations across the country are struggling and fighting for high

wages. and the government has issued a back to work order for a few select handful handpicked workers. and i force them to go back to work or setting them with fines or imprisonment. and as such, this is an attack on a right to strike those no doubt that the people that we have spoken to today, the protesters say they will continue to demonstrate until they get mom a gun. i have to say that public opinion slipping away was very strong in paper. a people really understand the life is a difficult to the moment with their vehicle. we've seen opinions both suggest now the people really want the refineries, the head. they want things to get back to normal, and i imagine that's what the government is really hoping for as well. french

message about macro just on monday for, for them to the book, a full size to really have together the british prime minister less trust. it's fighting to hold on to a job after being forced to make a u turn on her economic policy. on monday, her new finance minister, jeremy had said that he was scrapping almost all previously announced kat tax cuts . trust held a cabinet meeting at downing street early on tuesday. she's been accused of running scared after she failed to address parliament. andrew simmons joseph's now live from westminster in london, and andrew were hearing that big spending cuts were discussed in cabinet. what more do we know? well, the asked list for us, sir. open the meeting. as you can imagine, one would expect a pretty grim atmosphere in that meets again. she said that it was at things moved too quickly and not enough detail was put into all of the measures at

taken um. but moved on from there was an outlining by the chancellor again on what he was doing about saving money. because something like $35000000000.00 have been saved so far by reversing all of less trust in his trust is that tax cuts and other measures. and now he has to actually find many more $1000000000.00 to try to pay off the black hole to actually men that black hole of over spending and nothing is ruled out. he may clear that times are going to be really tough. and he's looking at things such as the pension system, which is linked to inflation. those rises could be put completely out of the picture. that's a possibility. also the energy price guarantee, which was to run a 2 years is only going to run up to april. at furthermore,

defense spending there are plans for billions and billions of dollars to be paid in with a 3 percent of gross domestic product right up until 2030. that could be affected, and the lights of what's going on and ukraine right now is going to cause great consternation, particularly, obviously in the ministry of defense here. there are the cuts as well. and really what the essence of it is that the markets might be calm, but the political crisis with the prime ministers future at stake and the popularity tanking of this government now sees labor with a lead, the biggest lead in 25 years as 36 point lead it and suggested by one of the opinion, polls recently. so there is more trouble ahead. this crisis is by no means over in the crisis. as you just touched on, does sort of focus on the prime minister. she had a great deal of pressure. she apparently says that she wants to stay in office until the next election, but what are the chances?

well, it's very hard to gauge a one. m p has said that sir, if there was someone coming forward as a caretaker prime minister right now, and she'd be gone in a heartbeat, quote unquote, that's the sort of feeling in many parts of the government. still, there is a lot of debate going on, not just within her government about how they move forward, but also ride the way across the party. it's very splintered right now and what you have going on is the one nation, a conservative. this is a grouping center ground, a grouping. they have had conversations with the prime minister on monday. and basically they're very upset obviously, but they're making at the point that she needs to take on bigger hitters within the government. at the moment. she's surrounded by her own supporters. she's got to take in some experience and not necessarily people who've supported her in the

leadership challenge. but she's got to take on experienced people if she's got to stand any chance of holding her own. but long term. the feeling is right, the quest way across the board, including some of her own supporters that she should really go because she's been so humiliated. and she is really just a shadow of jeremy hunt. her chancellor, who is by the way or one nation, tory under simmons in london. thanks very much for the updates. let's move to ethiopia. our government forces has captured 3 towns in the northern t gray region. the government says a strategic town of shire, along with matter and corum were taken without fighting their binaries. the pin foreign ministry says it's all ready to work with humanitarian organizations to ensure aid is delivered to areas controlled by. it's all me, well, fighting between pro government forces integrated rebels resumed in august, both sides the keys, each other of breaking a 5 month truce, covered in his r as

a member of ethiopia, parliament, and an assistant professor. all social anthropology, an artist at the university enjoys me now from the capital, and mister t, as i could have you with us live on al jazeera, you off on the government benches, you are a sitting and p. so i have to really ask you as far as your concerned is a peace process or talks even possible, despite the ongoing conflict that where seeming to report from in the north thank you for having gimme out there and regarding your question, then the one thing that i should make clear is that and i can app you on on, on the basis of my research background and, and from the point of my assessment on the northern part. so if he took badges and the director related to my position as a member of parliament, having said this, and the government is, i think according to my understanding of the very committed enough to resolve the

conflict in the north, there's a sort of political mythical danica through a broker the process and, and right even before the launch is that the launching of the pro site of the government. it's what the time and again it talk to the international community. mr . to sorry, i'm sorry. i mean, i can't hear you. i'm sorry to interrupt. i know there is a slight delay on the line, but how come the government talk about wanting a piece still wanting to talk when there is an ongoing conflict and then seems to be no 3rd party involved, at least to try and get all sides around the table to talk the government is very complicated by the way, it's not due to the intention of a to can document that the water delivery low into africa member. and as other international committee said, on august 24, it was the war was connected by the fact that it was very much committed. it was

the, you know, the people that expanded into the market and then it should be friendly to london. it should be that particular of why it's just conducting that defending the regular position of till the money, the very open for peace deadlock to to put into the process. but any governmental as you can understand that it was it violation international a production by other parties into the somebody still be on so it's not defending the total you know, the into it, the integrity of that is the point. you know why depending on that satisfied it is still committed enough to end the war. so peaceful way didn't close the door for ending the company was i think like one might think like that we would expect that sort of response from government sides. you might say, but at the end of the day, we are also seeing you talk about integrity of ethiopia. but there are a retrained troops supporting the government troops. and this is also the

reason that to grind troops off. i think we have reached out to them. we continue to reach out for comment. but at the moment, if you're talking about inter integral you're in tech, all suffering board is being respected. why do you need, or why does the government need ever trained troops to help help fight it's battle . for someone who said that it ran out an invalid wood into the land, i don't know why, according to my understanding, it is an internal affair between the federal government and the c panel. so, you know, it's pretty quick about no hearing from the side is that a parents are involved. but according to my understanding, this is intended for me the most, it will make it international rather than and it's an affair than to get the attention from the international community. my understanding is can give, is that there's one mass of someone from the top of ethiopia. is it a bit when the war is a bit when the federal government in there that,

that the left side? so yeah. even, even if you access the, you know, the, you know, they are on the other side. but it's no one isn't a computer mean we have no heating from the international community, another community, and we are hitting for the benefit for me, this kind of, you know, making the war international. the motivated little, you know, it's kind of politically motivated than what has been going on the ground. so for me, in the, what if the violet could apply? i think for me from our historically, you know, last time we probably mom, but i remember we took them in a national defense for gun don't should don't that's crossing so, but anything, mr. can i just trying to pin that? i just jumped into the un secretary general, i'm going to jump in with them because already, sorry, you do have the right to to respond. but the, the un secretary general, it's very concerned as are many african neighbors around your neighborhood about what's going on. let me just talk about quote, that's come out today from,

from the government to saying that it wants to take control on strategic of just teaching infrastructure in the north of the country, controlled by to grow and forces. that's going to be a very tough battle. but that quote is coming from the government. yeah, the government should control every part of europe. yeah. later on, you know, egypt and what i meant is defended to control the boundary to that right from the northern part of it. but it's in the southern to the north that is up to the government responsibilities and other parts of it to figure out if seen a part of it. yeah. so we are a no contract. what advancing into that, but different parts of the good i not to attack one or another. so effective rather to make sure that if you have been somebody said, if you're to buy it forces, ok, well we'll see what happens. it's good to have your time and thank you very much for joining us from addis ababa still had head on out there as well as price on the ukrainian capital. keep targeting major

infrastructure. now the rating government trying to cut criticism with internet shut down, the business owners say that paying a heavy price. they stories after the break. ah, anticipation is rising. and so with wanted my cattle aways there. when the seasonal rates go south, you tend to generate typhoons. and this is the last one nessa sitting in the open water, the south china sea on its way to viet nam, it'll lose strength of type food and just become a tropical storm or tropical depression. so it's main risk is rate because it's spitting here, it's tucked in dry ish air and dried things out here. although you got heavy rain in the philippines, not about in good part of borneo. half is too much looking dry, but sudden thailand fits your malaysia,

and probably southern sumatra are still going to be where, which is seasonally correct north. all this the incoming season, the ne monsoon, which we'll see throughout the winter, is just showing itself now. but still part of a circulation in this direction means it's high pressure, settled weather for all of charter, more or less. the triplets for japan. clearly there is rain coming from the southwest to china, from that dying storm and temperatures have dropped. but without much wind, i think it's still good. you'll see a rise of couple degrees, which is consistent with the whole of the year. so far dry weather is coming in for india, pakistan, the paul and bangladesh as the monson trough is withdrawing. so have you res. liked being carolyn, tumble modern sri lanka. we have got snow coming into the far north of pakistan in the next day or so to with sponsored by catalog aways. the wait for the will come is meily as the main event gets closer. i'll just hear every step of the way. so i'm going to go with one month to go. we focus on asian

teams. can expect some strong support hearing. got cut out called the pressures of hosting will australia make the most of squeezing it through the player. or will it be south korea, japan saudi arabia or iran progress for this. the world cup count out, honor, jesse, you know, ah ah, welcome back here watching all just early. so robin in doha, a reminder of all top stories, thousands of people in france are protesting and a nationwide strike. teachers walked off the job on choose day workers of also don tools and oil, the hose that lead to fuel shortages. the british prime minister list trust is

fighting to hold on to her job trust held a candidate meeting earlier at dining street. on monday, her new finance minister, jeremy hutton said that he was scrapping almost all previously announced tax cuts. and to grind rebels say they've lost the city of shy to ethiopian government forces . the ethiopian foreign ministry says it's ready to work with humanitarian organizations. to ensure aid is delivered to areas controlled by its army. new strikes on ukraine's capital have killed at least 3 people, ukrainian official, say 3 missiles at a power facility in keith. russia is striking critical infrastructure across the country and there are reports of attacks in the city, the libra and z. tamir. mom june has more from keith. another fresh garage of air attacks across the country across many cities, many regions, including here in heave. in fact, there were 3 missiles that hit

a critical infrastructure sites in the destiny janski's district, which that is east of the capitol on the left bank of the, in the pro river. it's about 30 minutes from where we are here in cave, in the capital of ukraine. the mayor of t vitaly cliff cove says it 3 people were killed as a result of those strikes on a power plant. that was one of the facilities that was hit in destiny on ski. 3 people were killed, they were all employed by that power plant. also there were strikes that happened in j, tamir that to city neighboring kiva, where water and electricity is out. there's also strikes had happened in denise pro and also in her here. let me talk a little bit more for a moment about keith and about the destiny ascii district. we were out there a little bit earlier and we could not access the power plant that was hit. but we did speak to residence there who were without water and power. and it really just

went to show just how tough things are right now. in ukraine. the united nation says the 1st color outbreak to hit lebanon in nearly 3 decades is getting worse. infections almost doubled in the last 24 hours to $89.00. 3 people have died. santa quota is in the a car, refugee camp in northern lebanon were the 1st cases were detected. there is little safe water in syrian refugee camps, like this one. it was where the 1st cases of cholera were detected in lebanon earlier this month. it's believed to have been transmitted by contaminated water or food from neighboring syria. the lack of sanitation makes crowded camps, high risk areas and my nominate them. we really have a problem with the water. the water they give us is dirty. we drink it and cook criss it. 2 cases are no longer confined to camps bordering

syria, but they have since spread to poor areas where drinking water is widely polluted and the times mixed with wastewater. lebanese officials are warning that it will be a challenge to contain the disease in a country in the midst of an economic crisis, who had limited resources and bad infrastructure. the disease is, according to the united nations evolving alarmingly. disease is never respects any any borders. so it is very critical to take action. now eunice, apple is on the ground with partners. we are working very closely with w hbo and other partners. here we are doing our level best to ensure children receive clean water. i'll be coordinating water in, in the most affected areas that we have providing water through water trucking. i'll be again engaging with communities, sharing information on how to stay safe on how to keep your children safe. it may be too early to speak about an epidemic in lebanon, but health care workers say the threat is there, and here in the north,

official say, nearly all the water sources are polluted. the cholera outbreak in lebanon and syria is not flowing. humanitarian groups are warning the disease could spread throughout the middle east, affecting millions of people. but they too have been criticized for not having a firm and coordinated response. in syria, there have already been dozens of deaths, nearly 15000 suspected cases. and according to the world health organization, cholera has reached 14 of the 15 governor ritz years of war have severely damaged the water infrastructure as well as the health sector. health system is already weak as a result of the war and the shortage of resources. so an outbreak of any disease will lead to the collapse of the entire health system on the official se they are working with international organizations to ensure the country can respond to a public health emergency. but in countries where few can afford clean and bottled

water, it may be hard to control center the receipt of a car, northern lebanon, in new jersey, the extent of flooding is becoming much clearer. more than 600 people have been killed and 1300000 displaced in the worst flooding in more than a decade. affecting 33 of the countries 36 states. some communities have been i'll have been cut off, making it difficult for a to be delivered. i would address has law from a guy in bay elsa state, one of the hardest areas. this is what i regular or safe street here in the capital of by yourself. it looks like flooded and with vehicles and people trying to wade through the water to get to their respective destinations. and you see the water here is stagnant, perfect breeding ground for breakfast, like mosquitoes or forges are worried that in the next few days there will see

health emergencies because of the flooding. here in by also state. the governor said the entire state is flooded and communities, in fact, more than 300 communities have been affected by the inundation across the state. the state itself is completely cut off from the rest of the country. now the government says the only access to other parts of nigeria is to find a ship that can go through the atlantic to reach out of state for supplies to re scott. and we hear that stocks are really, really running out in markets and other places like promises. now, one important factor, or one important point raised by the governor is that the water sources in, by also say, is contaminated and therefore water is not safe for drinking. in the next few days, people will be running out of sleep drinking water. that's why he's falling on the international community and the nigerian government to quickly step in to restock supplies here in by also states currently bridges and mid to high was lincoln,

the same with other parts of the country are completely cut off. we went to refugee camps, internally displaced process gap. people are struggling to find spaces, why they can lay their hits. families have been separated. food is in short supply . so this situation across the state and enable, if states we hear like past of river state, which is also affected by this. yes, flood is also desperate. malaysia has detained suspected operatives working for israel's intelligence agency. ma, sad, they're accused of snatching a palestinian man from his street in the capital column poor and beating him as he was driven to a house. there. he said to have been interrogated over video course by law side agents for the st. louis has more from the malaysian capital. the abduction took place late last month the to the palestinian man was having dinner with a friend outside a shopping mall in column for the incident happened at about 10 p. m. now they too were walking back to the cough to dinner and that's when the abductors intercepted

them just as they were about to get into the car. now one of them was beaten and he was striped into one of 2 vehicles that was waiting. the other palestinian man managed to get away and he alerted the police and the man who was abducted, he was blindfolded. he was beaten. he was taken to a house on the outskirts of quality for still blindfold, that they've been tied to a chair beaten and interrogated. now he was interrogated by video link and on the other side of the phone call, the video call were israeli agents. one of them had apparently said, you know why you're here now we do the local media report have not named the palestinians who since left the country. but we report said that he was a computer programmer now and report, he was reportedly asked about his, his expertise, what he knew about what the, what software the hamas was developing, what the cape abilities were, and what he knew about the outcome brigade,

which is hum, off as winged, what he knew about its members and what he knew about their strengths. now, the abductors were reported our report and the all malaysian now 11 people have been charged in court, but they have reportedly bungled. the operation watched the operation several ways . they allowed the 2nd palestinian men to get away, and this person would have been a more important target. the rain in government has been restricting the internet for weeks to stop nationwide protests, but the disruptions and connectivity and to ban on social media platforms are affecting hundreds of thousands of businesses as also the reports. now from to her . on the composite interim is one of the most important social and business hops in iran build centuries ago. it serves as a lifeline for many iranians throughout it's suitable and history. it has seen several destructions by war civil unrest and strikes with rise of your commerce. the traditional graham bazaar also quickly adopted the new business style. but

nowadays shopkeepers here are struck at him as internet disruptions push on line business to the brink of collapse. my mother's and a dove has 2 shops in the bazaar. 3 years ago he moved half of his business online, or your father told it out of the car. we had a production line and i'll factory that was dedicated for e commerce, but the crack down on the internet stopped our business last thursday before that we had 30 orders per day. now barely one or 2 of our revenue has dropped by almost 90 percent. if this continues, i'll have to go for a lay off and some of my employees will lose their jobs. iranian government has been severely restricted internet access since the death of 22 years old massa, a mini in polish custody, nearly a monocle support. widespread processed according to some statistics. 11000000 iranians have online businesses of where i and scales about 9000000 of them rely on instagram. iranians are now turning to virtual private networks or vpn to bypass

the internet disruptions. the demand for repair services has increased significantly since the protest began. but the use of re piano in title restrictive countries comes with its own challenges. it's not difficult for the governments to block the ip addresses of the vps servers as they can be found easily. and this way, in iran, this open be p as only available for a short time before they're identified and blocked by the government. iranian official see the internet, the restriction is necessary because foreign governments are encouraging to protest . and the company is facing an online war. provoked by its enemies outside, but inside it seems like a punishment. when only a mortgage on climate my client say their pages are not accessible. instagram on whatsapp are completely blocked. all the sales are now halted. people who rely on e commerce have lost all their revenue and cannot even pay their bills. in this digital age, we're all connected me and so when i lose revenue, i can't buy products from others and they.