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i'm the bulkhead. this is the al jazeera news. i live from london coming up. i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. this trust quit softer chip motorists 6 weeks in office becoming britton's. shortest serving prime minister. a policy will elect a new leader in the next week is 5th in 6 years before the chancellor. wish you see not can even forest johnson expected to run with at least 30 dead after chad security forces. correct down an anti government protest as looting and torching the prime minister's office. ukraine's national grid starts imposing blackouts on its citizens to allow infrastructure destroyed by russian as strikes to be repaired. plus i'm andy richardson at the world cup countdown book in cats all way after a 12 year build up. we now have just one month to go until the middle east 1st world cup finally takes up. ah,

welcome to the news our. the u. k. prime minister has resigned after a turbulent 44 days in office full of policy. you turns market turmoil and cabinet resignations, less trust. so she said she was quitting because she couldn't deliver the mandate. she was elected all by the tory party to being forced to rip up her economic plans . the tories now have one week to elect a new leader with candidates room id to include former finance minister, richie su, neck, and trust. his predecessor or it's johnson, financial markets responded well to the news with the british pound, rising by one percent against the us dollar off to trust. resigned. sonya today go has more resigning after just 44 days. and all fis brought down by the failure of her own policies, policies that lead to ne economic meltdown. and an astonishing loss of support from her and peace, ministers, and own party members. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the

conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. after tumultuous 24 hours, i saw the dismissal of home secretary swell brothman and the chief and deputy whips threatening to walk out after a chaotic vote in parliament. or ha, support for trust rapidly ebbed away. it was quite clear. it has been for 2 weeks that she was on her way out. the skits were under her. i'm the party needed to remove her swiftly. i'm sir. it has her attempt to instigate an unpopular economic package on funded tax cuts sent the markets reeling and the pound plunging . in a bid for political survival, she sat to finance minister quasi quite tango with whom she devised the policy. replacing him with form a foreign minister, jeremy hunt,

who reversed the controversial plan. and despite this rallying cry, miss baker, i am a fighter, a note which she did. the conservative party chairman said they expect to have a new leader by friday next week. and if members rally around, one candid it, the new prime minister could even be named on monday. my job has concerns about chairman is to ensure that if there are 2 candidates in a rapid way acting in the national interest or membership can make their views. known. content is include from a chancellor wishes to knock, but there is still anger in the party at his part in bringing down bars johnson penny, mordant leader, the house of commons, who also lost out the previous leadership campaign that may have trouble convincing members. she has enough experience and as the country is facing a change of prime minister for the 3rd time in 3 months, the opposition is calling for a general election. we can't have a revolving door of tails. we can't have another experiment at the top of the tory

party, but is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government and the public retitled to have their say, the hunt for the latest. conservative leader and u. k. prime minister is underway, sunny diagonal al jazeera. so who's rumored to be in the race to replace trust? first, there's former finance minister richie soon act who lost out to her in july's contest by just over 20000 party member votes. he's viewed by many as a responsible steward of public finances and had warned that trust his policies would lead to major economic problems. patty morgan's another contender. she came 3rd in july's contest and is a strong performer in parliament but lacks experienced in the top ministerial jobs . so alabama is also remit to be a candidate. she resigned as home secretary on wednesday after a breach of the ministerial code of conduct. and there's the man who replaced her grand shops. he's in this center right of the party. and there were reports that

former prime minister boris johnson will also run. he stood down after a series of scandals involving parties held at downing street during locked down, but remains popular, which some in the party. let's go now to andrew simon sir, who is on downing street sir andrew, does all of this mean an end to the crisis? always more political drama on the way doing very hard to tell heads a still spinning about the pace of events and how and damming the whole process has been in terms of trying to get this prime minister out. a lot of people are asking why didn't happen more quickly. it was obvious that things were wrong. she was out heard of her debt for a lot of people are saying. and also she did not have a mandate. now she knew that the moment everything went so wrong. after she sat her finance minister quasi quoting us friday. then the whole process started where she

was basically left in the dark as a prime minister. she was acting up as, as really a shadow to her new chancellor. and then of course, she was in the house of commons, sitting by his side looking gaunt and, and really quite focused on that just just in front of her, just not moving at all as he spelt out line by line, trashing most of her policies. and then of course, she moved on from there the next day to face her opposite number her, the leader of the opposition and kissed armor who really proceeded to lay in to her . but she somehow held her own. but that all fell apart within 24 hours. after predicting that she was her a fighter and not acquitted that she had to quit, that there was no way around it. so what we have right now is

a question mark over the conservative parties. competence in looking after the city . i'm looking after the finances. there's a loss of, of confidence all over the country, not just in its financial policies, but in the way, cares about the electorate. it seems that many people feel that it's so confined to trying to, to maneuver around each other to try and a campaign against each other. that's why there is some concern about maurice johnson possibly being back with an attempt to try to get back into power. richey soon act is the man accused of his undoing of johnson's undoing. they'll be a lot of trouble around that. so over the next few days, they'll be a preparation for the hustings. and there will be a lot of tension around as to as to what's gonna happen because a 1922 committee wants a very quick decision they want. there's a possibility that could be a decision by monday, if enough folks go through

a 100 votes, the bar has been risen quite considerably. have to be a 100 votes for candidates. so the be a maximum of 3 candidates. now, if it's down to 2 or 3, then it goes to the conserved membership online voting. if it's down to one, it will be automatic. there will be that prime minister named and it will be on monday. and andrew, for our international view, is wondering what the heck this is all about. we're reminded of course, that this is a parliamentary system that the next prime minister isn't chosen by the country, but by the party with the biggest majority and its members. but there are also climbers for a general election. how could that possibly happen? well, it's unlikely to happen because there is a position that the conservative party holds is, is absolutely disastrous right now. it's very low in the polls. it would get decimated if there was a general election at the labor party is mobilized for that to happen. it is now

something like the highest lead its hand in the poll since well for 2 decades. it's in a good position. a people have moved away from the conservative party in their droves . there is no doubt about that. so the conservative party is gonna do some reinvention about the way it communicates with its, with its core support and how it's conveys, oh what, what it's real meaning is because it's lost that solid reputation as being a guardian of the economy. that is in danger, is popularity, has really wayne to an extent where a lot of people are very alarmed and re simmons lie for us on downing street. thank you. you as president joe biden has said you k prime minister list trust was a great partner on international cooperation. i. the british with barbara and frances president, emmanuel, my crohn, has expressed sadness that her resignation left austin france as

a friend of the british people wishes possibility to and in this context of war and tensions over the energy crisis, it's as important but great britain starts out again, on the part political stability, and that's all i wish for you to jump on a personal level. i'm always sad to see a colleague lease, and i hope that stability will come back. okay, we're delving into this a little bit more. i'm joined by mandy reed, who's the leader of the you case, women's equality party. she joins me now from london, not the longest of legacies for less trust. how do you think she's going to be remembered? i think she is going to be remembered as a complete basket case of a prime minister. and i think that reputation will be rightly deserved for the last 44 days have been catastrophic for the country for our democracy, for our economy. and she presided over that, she can't blame external events. she told us the conservative party,

what her platform was gonna be. she ignored people trying to counselor towards a different direction. and so i do think she's got to take responsibility for how everything is panned out or of course at the bring cover of a change of leader. but do you think they'll be a seismic change to the governing party? i think that's unfortunately highly, unlike key. c this trust, i mean the 1st and last thing she did in the national interest was stepping down the governing party. if they want to act in the national interest. the new prime minister needs to crack on and call a general election immediately. that's the only way really to stabilize things in the long term because there's so much unrest. now there is a deep sense of justice, injustice at what's happened, the electorate feel disenfranchised, and that is not a good thing for any democracy. at any time, let alone

a time of such intense turmoil in this country, given the arrest you think it's even possible to, to coalesce around the so called unity candidate that the conservative party have been talking about? well they're gonna have to find a way to do that, otherwise they will. c and i don't think this would be a bad thing for the country by the way. they will find themselves moving rapidly towards political oblivion. and they will deserve it. because this is self inflicted and sure we're talking about this trust because she's resigned today, but to be honest, the seeds were sown prior to list trust taking office bars johnson prior to him to resume prior to her david cameron, all of them are culpable for the decline, we've seen for the chaos that emerged. there are a lot of chickens that have come home to roost. and the british people have paid the price. so whether the tories can coalesce around

a candidate or not as family business for them to sort out. but honestly, the science don't look good at talking about the candidates. so of course we've got richie c 9 former chancellor seen as a capable man when it comes to the economy, penny modem as well. but that's all about boys johnson. he's apparently on his way back from the caribbean, seriously, being seen as a possible candidate. what you understand to be the rationale behind seeing yesterday's man back in the hot seat. a few things and i know bars, townsend little because i work for him for a few years. when he was the mayor of london. he is perceived as being an electoral asset. and god knows the tories need something that resembles an electoral asset. after the disaster of this trust is premier ships, that's number one and he is seen as a good communicator and i think they are pretty desperate because you

recall it wasn't. c it's in very recent memory that 50 m p 's more than ever. c under the, under the tenure of any prime minister in british history resigned to protest, the dysfunction that virus johnson had presided over. so what we're looking at is a tory party in desperation. but actually, you know, all of this focus on the tory party, obscure some very, very important issues. we got more food banks in this country than branches of mcdonalds. today, the post office workers were on strike energy bills going through the roof. so british people are finding themselves staring down the barrel of a very grim winter, and what we have is the tory party that's indulging itself whilst people are on their knees. it's unforgivable and boris johnson, if they revert back to him, it'll tell the electorate everything they need to know about how much contempt the tory parties have for the voting people of this country. right. and whoever takes

over still has a huge list of challenges, a huge pile of challenges in the, in tray from day one in the job monday rate leader of the u. k. women's equality party. thank you. thank you. or trust this resignation has sparked jubilation for one british tabloid, which set up a live stream last week showing a photo of trust next to a head of lettuce to see which would last longer. the lettuce. as you can imagine, one thousands of people have been watching the daily style stream. the stunt was inspired by an article in the economist magazine which compared trust his grip on power to the shelf life of a lettuce. coming up on this news hour from london, tribal clashes in c dams blue now state kill more than a 150 people in 2 days. they reflect killing of a 4 year old girl highlights the shockingly high number of children murdered in south africa. and as cats are marked one months ago until its 1st world cup will

build up to the event with andy housman waterfront ah, at least 30 pro democracy protesters have been killed in chad. violence broke out after demonstrators barricaded roads and towards the government's party headquarters in jamaica in the capitol, police fire to rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowns that the country has been on edge since the death of president interest there be last year has been resistance to a transitional military council headed by his son, which is but boned elections to 2024 here. well, let's talk more about the situation in shadow of the way where you, who's a political and out analyst, he joins me from a boucher in nigeria. i welcome to the program, of course these demonstrations were timed as we sat there to coincide with the date the military had initially promised to hand over power. why haven't they done that

here? thanks for having me. where they have been because following the national dialogue, which the, the had sometime in from august to september, that was seen as see what's on the phone for the legitimacy of the traditional government. right. so in, on the 5th of october, my debbie, the, the president didn't know the, did the, the, the peer to be delayed or pulled back by 2 years. so is because of the, you know, the national dialogue and p d as an able to achieve drink office. you see that as a supplement legitimacy, you know, all of his rule. and that's why we're seeing that extension. you forget that the rugged, big segment of the chatham public did not approve of the outcome office. so some of the, the peace deal and even the national dialogue. and that's why people started to did

. i was senior protest and was into the what do you think the opposition and protest is fear, the most democratic elections will continue to be delayed and delayed, possibly permanently. what i think the point had really feared the most is this continue grotesque to that reprehensible actor but by the, by the military. because in just a short period of time, which is a hours of protests to be over. 40 people have me keep reading real fast and saying 50, you know, i don't people wounded if you look at the number of wounded, i'm very sure that by tomorrow morning, the number of the this approach be going to increase because 300 is more small number so even though people do want election on the actually are fear for the fact that the agreement between that it's on the should appear that about an extended

that might lead to the me to leaving office because of him promise to more period before. and the premise was brooklyn was stop them from, from breaking up from his again. so i think there's really concerned about the military extending his rule. i think continuing this violation of human rights on a violation of disruption puts down a life the u. n. is condemned to violence, so also has chad full, mclean, new power, france. but france was also supportive. the former president, they saw him as an ally in the fight against so called terrorist groups. do you think france indirectly or directly has helped to embolden the current situation? yes, yes, frank has emboldened my mom. i did it because when he took power in april there was a lot of condemnation even within the context it's of africa. but what we saw. busy was yeah, what i, what i was see, it's true that really legitimize the be cool because prison micro

visited this is did him out essentially the use his image to, to give, lend credence to, to, to, to the rule and give credibility to my mother being particular so that i really kept the, the, the political process within the country because when, when, when that was done so many years ago. so that, you know, at the middle stumbling blocks. so truly, if we transition to, to democratic rule. and for many people it wasn't helpful. political analyst of the way i grew speaking to me live for a future many thanks. well the rest comes as chad declare a state of emergency over flooding, which has impacted more than a 1000000 people. rains of overwhelmed the charles river that runs north, close to the border with cameron behalf of the capital in germane, arizona, the water, the flooding has also overwhelmed the market town of cassandra,

on the other side of the river in cameroon, lay a hunting, has wor, no dry land in sight, waters have breached the banks of the charles river outside tribes capital. and i'll show you what we didn't know what we should do. we are now suffering, as you can see, the government has to make a decision to help us. we are now doing men's work because our husbands have passed away, and every one person has 6 or 7 children to take care of. 18 of the countries. 23 provinces are impacted. the president has declared a national emergency that got the stuff. this disaster is from climate change. it is one of the most severe the region has seen in years. it's making it hard for people to keep their heads above water does sunny on the other side of the river. in cameroon, a small market town has also been submerged. the medicines of all,

you see the water and good our house, i saved my children, rem, arden. the house collapsed 1st and all my things are in the water, and we can't recover. and it seems as if this rains cause flooding in this region every year. but it has never been this bad since sunday. thousands of people are estimate it have been made homeless, yet are counting tickets since last year. the rain has handicapped me and i've lost 2 children. yes, but thank god i recovered this. you know, i am on my feet massey plan, but this here it happens again and again. and now emma refugee had you did so help with roads under water. canoes are now the only way to get around and the river keeps rising. leah harding al jazeera violence is broken out and sedans, blue nile states with reports that more than 150 people have been killed around 90, more have been injured in the ongoing conflict triggered by land disputes and the militarization of tribal groups. violence over rival land claims between the houser

and beer tribes and july left dozens of people dead and thousands more displaced. a peace deal was signed to the region in 2020, but fighting has steadily increased. if morgan reports from khartoum, this violence is an extension of the violence that broke out last july between the 2 tribes, the hausa and the berta over land issues. the how so wanted to establish a tribal administration in blue now state something that the bertha and other tribes in lieu. now states rejected saying that the house to have no rights to land claims in the area security forces have been deployed also back then they have restricted movement. local authorities have imposed the curfew in those 3 localities where violence have broken out. but as of today, the market in blue now state in the capital of blue, now state them as in has been shut. there are reports of a village as being burned due to the violence and again displacement because of the violence security forces. i have been deployed,

but the violence and attention still continue, despite the fact that it's been weeks or months rather, since the start of the violence and no resolution has been carried out so far. to end the fighting between the 2 sites, he created authorities of impose power restrictions and blackouts for the 1st time since the war began. as russian strikes, hama critical infrastructure. people across the country have been urged to use less power as the government and forces electricity curves between 7 am and 11 pm, ukraine's president, florida. me. zalinski says russian attacks have damaged a 3rd of power stations. and just over a week, the government wants to reduce energy use by 20 percent. overall, ukranian force is a re taking territory in the east and south, but struggling to protect power facilities. this young with total is still national . can russians have invaded all country? there is much anger against russian leaders and russian people was but we are ready outages with groups the f candles, charged polar banks. ukraine is josh to win,

as well as being some good news for you ukrainians. facing those power outages where the focus isn't ukraine or predicting a milder winter than usual. the state run forecasts to says average temperatures are expected to be $1.00 to $2.00 degrees celsius higher than normal. mohammad jun june has more from kia on efforts to save energy. even though businesses have been encouraged, businesses, restaurants have been encouraged to turn their outside lights off in the evening hours. most of the ones that we encounter in the neighborhood did have their lights out as they were requested to do. some did not, so it will be interesting to see going forward if they actually do comply with these requests from the government and how that will be implemented. this is very significant. this is the 1st time since rush as invasion of ukraine in february that, that there's been a restriction of electricity nationwide and it's expected that this could only get

worse in the months they had. now as we understand it, power supply is going to be restricted between 7 am and 11 pm daily. you had many public officials throughout the last 12 hours or so, urging residents all over the country to please do whatever they can to limit their electricity usage. they're even saying that they should, they should stop as much as they can, using appliances in their households, unless it's absolutely necessary because anything people can do take pressure off a power grid that is extremely fragile right now. it will help much of the destruction on ukrainian infrastructure has been inflicted by drones, which ukraine and the west say are made in iran. the u. s. as iran has even sent trainers in tech support to the annex region of crimea to help russian forces operate them. russia denies using iranian drones. it's defense ministry says it's using high precision long range and air based weapons. several ukrainian cities

including the capital key. if, if been hit this week, there's a lot more still to come this hour or live at the european union where member states is still at all over how to contain its energy. crisis is hong kong ease is more of its cove. it restrictions, there's outrage in china over the death of a 16 year old girl in a quarantine facility and preparing to entertain the football world. and he looks at what fans can expect with more month, month month, rather to kick off in castle. ah hello, we're saying both sides of autumn at the moment across europe, quiets and dry across a central bassetti morning. mist and fog went out towards the west because this area of low pressure rolling in from the atlantic bringing a fair bit of wet and windy weather into western parts. as we go on through the

next couple of days. blustery showers, longest bells, the frank air force winds, pushing into a good part of ireland, easing across well, southern parts of england seeing some isolated rainfall and that wet weather, stretching all the way down further by a biscuit into portugal, and also intricate part of spain. there is some way whether to coming into france then towards us, switzerland. it does tend little more and settled into central parts as we go on 3 friday, but dry over towards the east of europe. tampa. just keep it around 10 degrees celsius. that wet weather sinks a little further south was across the abs turning readily to snow. as we go on into sas, david will try there and she have been doing the while scott and seeing some wet weather, particularly around the borders. wet weather will continue to come in across ports go heavy down poles could leaps localized flooding at which whether also stretching into western parts of spain should be lost dry across northern parts of africa, a few showers into northern areas of libya once again heaviest. outpost continue across west africa with more heavy rain for nigeria.

with a weekly look at the world's top business stories from global markets to economies, and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives going on with counting the cost on algebra. ah, this is the face of hunger to describe what is happening here as desperation, trivializes the extent of the suffering. there's been a scramble at the supply truck because people here know that there is not enough for everyone, but they are still the lucky ones here across the way where the road has been completely washed away. or people cut off from other villages as the trucks begin to empty, panic returns and people jumped the queue once again, making sure the weakest in the crowd, women, children, the sick and elderly don't get pushed to the back of the line that often requires

force. ah ah, welcome back to remind of the top stories here on al jazeera, this trust has become the u. k, shortest serving prime minister. and i was saying she stepping down and after just 6 weeks and the job because she couldn't deliver on her promises, she lost the authority after a controversial economic plan caused a collapse in the pound and sent mortgage rate to soaring. a new leadership contest to replace her will be held next week for the defense secretary penny morton, former finance minister, richie scenic, and even former prime minister boys johnson, a considered possible contenders and charts. prime minister says at least 50 people

have been killed after process demanding a quicker transition to democratic rule. human rights groups say the security forces launched a brutal crack down of the demonstrators barricaded roads and tossed the ruling parties headquarters from the capital. now the european union is still divided over how to contain an energy crisis that's been fueled by russia's invasion of ukraine . e leaders are meeting in brussels for their 2nd summit in 2 weeks. but divisions remain over how to impose a gas price cap with germany. and france and opposing camps were jonah haul is live for us now. m brussels as i was saying there, gina, top of the agenda, energy supplies and costs. so we expecting to see any progress though and as you said, the 2nd time they've met on this very issue in just 2 weeks agreement on a price cap still proving elusive that they're talking about the soaring price of gas. of course, they're desperate to try and find

a way of containing the price of gas to try unstable, higher inflation of the threat of recession. that stalks many of the economies in the block. the $27.00 member states, of course, find themselves effectively on the front line of an energy war with moscow, the weapons possession of gas prices prior to the war. and ukraine. russia provided 40 percent of the blocks energy needs since then that's dwindled to a trickle. and as they seek alternative supplies, the gas prices sword some 300 percent since the beginning of the year. now a couple of measures they have managed to agree on in the past fortnight that a useful in this regard. a wind full tax on the profits of energy companies also, and a whole raft of measures trying to get individual states to curve their own domestic consumption. but what they haven't managed to find agreement on things like the collective purchasing power of the 27 members of the lawful coming together as one single big gas buyer on the international markets,

able to demand lower prices. and the other thing, of course, is the price cap above which we use if you would not be willing to go, they may make progress on the 1st of those $2.00, there is a draft text containing commission proposal that is said to be relatively close to agreement. but the 2nd, the price cap is likely to remain elusive because, as you alluded to, there is conflict between france and germany. france once a capital with a number of other southern european less went off a member states germany vehemently against a price cap. it's been very crazy, a highly criticized putting a lot of money into subsidizing its own gas prices, but feel the price cap would lead to a shortage of supply and that conflict. i think he's likely to stymie this problem for some time yet and join all the while the complex ukraine casting a long shadow over the european union. yes, studies the other big agenda topic of course, seeking ways to continue to help you crane over the medium term in the long term,

particularly with its energy infrastructure, helping to try and restore some of the problems we were hearing about a little earlier on the 27 leaders heard in the council meeting room today, directly from below mid lensky, the ukrainian president video link. he told them that russia is preparing an impending large scale disaster. he said, having mind a damn at a hydroelectric plant in the south of ukraine at a place called culture. that he believes these mind civil ready being charged. and if they are detonated he, it was each of the rocket flooding of some 80 settlements in the south, including the port city of her song. he called for an international mission to visit krakowski. he used the opportunity as well to ask for more defences to guard against these ariel bombardments of ukrainian cities recently. and he warned the ukrainian leaders that president putin was deliberately planning a new wave of migration heading towards europe targeting these energy installations,

specifically ahead of a freezing winter, sending thousands of people are heading off on migration routes toward europe. job manufacturer, the whole live there in process was now the murder over 4 year old girl in johannesburg has laid bare south africa. shockingly high number of child killings. 549 children were murdered in the 1st 6 months of this year as an average around 3 every day for me to mila as more and a warning, you may find some of the details in this report distressing. ah! days after his 4 year old daughter was kidnapped, mutilated and murdered irvin and glove would tries to attack the man accused of killing his child as he appears in court for the 1st time. late outside his home. urban tries to make sense of all that's happened. i lost my father almost in a similar manner. my father was made at 18 years ago. there's moments away. she

started cry of over what happened to my dad, and now i have it died whole gets mad at as were you know? so i don't think there's something that one can recover from. for hobble was taken from a park near her home yard by the promise of sweets. in the c, c t. v footage for harbor was last seen alive with her alleged killer. the next morning around 911, she has found no traces of blood. she, she's chopped his cut. she's. she doesn't have eyes. she's burnt. like, i wanna understand why this happened. you know, but then the police, the police are not finding answers. parts of a body were found in shallow graves nearby. but other parts of bob was body a missing behind me. people are looking for them, but they found another body. this time an adult male. it appears the body was burnt before being thrown into the water. people here, angry as police arrived nearly an hour after that body was found there,

chased away by local people who say they've had enough of perpetrators freely carrying out crimes. the kind of people for money they can kiss for money. they leave people here, they dump them here in this dump. the deposits are looking like the, the just pass and luke and puff $549.00 children were killed in south africa and the 1st 6 months of this year. that's an average of about 3 a day. some of the children were no more than a year old. for many fear and frustration a growing for bob was mother, so our anger and anguish curb. if she was so full of life ill, a hovel was so full of life. i meet amena al jazeera johannesburg, an estimated 3100000 adults in england and wales of experience sexual abuse before the age of 16. according to the office of national statistics. an independent inquiry into child sexual abuse has been investigating the extent of abuse since

2015 and is urging the government and other relevant institutions to act as a matter of urgency. examined abuse in residential schools, care homes, young offender, facilities, and religious settings. the office is now recommending making mandatory reporting of abuse, a legal requirement, the creation of a specific child protection agency, and a national redress scheme to provide compensation for abuse victims. john o'brien is the secretary to the independent inquiry. he outlines the main failings, found and says it's vital. all the recommendations are implemented. a lack of leadership are reluctant to admit to child sex abuse, to deal with it internally, to not report it to the police. a failure to properly implement safeguarding procedures and it's not surprising that for that we found abuse everywhere we let. i'm finally in that i think one of my shocking things is we came into this and there was an expectation. i think the abuse would largely be found in more

disadvantaged areas. we offend everywhere from top public schools, t. t reger state schools, t religion. it doesn't matter where you look, we offend it. hong kong entertainment sector is slowly coming back to life after more covert 19 restrictions were lifted. live music and dancing is now allowed again at venues in the public gathering limits has been raised from 4 to 12. martha mandates from a though, along with strict testing requirements for tourists, but the government hopes the east restrictions will boost hong kong struggling economy. there's growing outraged in china after a video appeared to show a 16 year old girl convulsing and a coven 19 quarantine facility. she later died despite urgent please for medical help. patrick forecast more from beijing. well, there's been no mention of this case in chinese media, but distressing video reportedly of the 16 year old victim is widely being shared

on the internet in china, showing the girl lying in bed and ill and convulsing in what said to be the quantum facility in ruggiero in hearne and province, and a woman who says, she's the girls on said that she'd gone there with 6 other family members, and that she was not ill. that the time that she entered the facility. she also says that the family had repeatedly been calling for help, but had been ignored. and this is really prompted a huge outpouring of anger with hundreds of thousands of views of related hash tags on chinese social media. many people calling for strict investigation into this case, and one commentator in particular, noted that the system is paralyzed and has nobody to deal with it. and it's really highlighted presentation. ping's apparent refusal to move away from china's 0 covert policy. there was no indication of any significant policy shift in his opening address in congress just a few days ago, no matter what the economic and social implications are, nor indeed, the pants,

health implications. when you look at this case, anyone caught lighting firecrackers in india's capital during the festival of devali will face up to 6 months in jail. letting off fireworks is a devali tradition, but it's been banned in new delhi for 2 years because of extreme pollution. and the authorities are now tightening rules even further. new tele is already the world's most polluted capital. and it gets much worse from winter when cold air traps smoke and dust. those caught storing and selling fire crackers could also be jailed for up to 3 years. still had this news hour and he has the sport from doe has waterfront with a look at how kat i know is preparing to host his 1st world. come ah, oh

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ah right as now, just one month ago until the world cup kicks off in castle andy, which isn't as more now from tele. ah. well, since the wilco was awarded to cat, so in 2010, this country has been completely transformed. the doha skyline is pretty much double in width and in height $200000000000.00 has been spent on new infrastructure . we've got new roads, we got a new metro system, a new airport, increasingly for world cup, we have a new stadiums and the all important countdown clock with one month to go. i've been taking a closer look at whether or not this country really is ready to host the middle

east 1st. welcome. the for some, the world cup party has already started this group of gone, a fans live and work in cattle. they'll get to see that scene play in a country they've helped to transform although it was just part of the head of world full has been underlining the message that this will be a world cup for all everyone will be welcomed to the tournament regardless of their origin, back ground religion, gender, sexual orientation or nationality catalyst capital. doha is being ready for the arrival of more than a 1000000 football fans. while behind me here, you can make out the fee for the fan festival. that's where up to 40000 supports is . can watch matches on big screens and, and in this direction,

the main road along the sea front will be close to traffic from november, the 1st making way for what's being called a global st. carnival that can entertain, of the 70000 people at any one time. or late stadiums or less than 40 kilometers away from the center of dough. ha. never before will so many well cut fans be in such close proximity. what is the logistical challenge of making sure fans on match days off safely and swiftly moved around the country. you mentioned the challenges of the compact nature. i think it in it's, it's more the opportunity with the transport network that we have in katara, especially the public transport. and you know, i used the metro going to many matches during the arrow cup for example. and it's incredibly convenient. people come to the world cup to have a great experience. they come to meet different people from different countries. so i think that it's organic, it's natural, it just happens. so you have, you know, everybody from saudi arabia all the way down to morocco. i think mingle linger,

and catherine to has a diverse city in and of itself. kettles national team has been in a 6 month training camp ahead of their will cut w, a build up designed to overcome the sporting odds statistically. ah, the chance of cut are beating the netherlands in a world cup are very small. hopefully, we can get a little bit of that togetherness, that creates a mindset on his spirit and a collective believe that the team is going to go out there and fight with everything they have cats. i will kick the world cup off against ecuador, at our date stadium. the team and the country insist they're ready to put on a world class performance with an unprecedented 12 year build up this tournament who's being scrutinized like can i other, the rights and the welfare of the workers who made it all possible of being quite rightly in the spotlight from day one and it's a story i don't you 0 has covered from every perspective this week. santa who sat

down with the ceo of castles organizing committee enough the cutter and began by asking him whether or not bringing the world cup to this country. i've sped up the reform process. when we speak about workers, it was to improve their living standards to make sure that their rights were upheld . and i think we've gone over and above what was envisage to happen in the span of 10 years. i don't think any country can claim to have done as much as scott has done in the past 10 years to improve the working conditions, living standards, the introduction of minimum wage to make sure that there's workers forums where they can voice their concerns and their complaints in a safe and anonymous way and these are all reforms that we feel proud of, those been a trailblazer in the region and has been recognized by international organizations that we work with, that the government works with such as the low and so forth. so do you still think criticisms out katara is facing regarding this issue is unfair. i believe

a lot of the criticism is unjust. i feel like, you know, people have used this as a way just to be able to bring cups out into disrepute. and i think it's just been an easy way for, for journalists using very lazy journalism to be able to find a way to criticize, to criticize the world cup here. you know, but it's something that we, we have worked harder because of we've, it's, it's fueled our confidence. and you know, all we have to do right now is just to show the world what an amazing world cup this will be. well, you could potentially travel to this world cup on a traditional dow bye. we tend to go ha pool to it is probably more likely that you will arrive at how much international airport. it's an apple that a lot of people do have some experience so, but normally as a transit point on a cancer, i race flight heading towards a different destination. but the airport in the country is now having to get used

to being a points of entry for thousands of people. every day i saw in it reports the, it's already been voted the best airport in the world for 2022. now how much international airport is about to face its biggest test over $1200000.00 people are expected to visit. during the world cup majority of them will arrive in the country. it's like how you says it's ready. we have very aggressive training programs. and what is important for you to know that we had in the forefront of giving the standard of service that we provide with the highest trained individuals would be in the month of november. and december operator really says it will operate 13000 flights in the airline says it's changing its operating model from one focused on transit passengers to one focused on people. we're getting to stay

for the copy as an airline. we already as an epa, we already, we have 2 efforts. we have activated both the inputs. we have already tested the 2nd effort. we already, i'm super excited. this is something that will only happen once in our lifetimes. and once in history, that the tournament displayed the entire tournament in one city. in a small country, like the 1st woke up in the middle east, the 1st being hosted by a muslim country and the jury is still out whether it is going to be the 1st goblin neutral cup. as hundreds of flights are going to be bringing thousands of people in every day. and organizers are excited that it is happening in the region, which is me, mod, by divisions where sports diplomacy is going to help bring people together. there will be more than 95 activation points, sister being called to keep people entertained during their stay in cat. so that

will be fine. festivals, beach festivals, even a winter wonderland. and will also be some cultural activities for people to take a look at his job. as a raska to tell you a little bit more about that. well as the sunsets wait a month to go to the fee for well cup here in cats, are we come to katara hills, a place where fans a sure to be able to visit during this tournament to get a really good view of some of the skyline here and just to help us explain what this place is actually about. i live in to our alco ari, your in adventure. i your, a well traveler, you're a cyclist, you're a dad. dad for 2 boys. tell us 1st introduce us to the boy. yes, this is a hammer, and this is a, a, some still trying to teach him how to use the helmet. and he doesn't like it. and there we are, standing here in the beautiful place of cattle and the heart of capital. ha ha. as you see the, you just behind us, you feel the gear you see the reverse behind us on

a variety of restaurants here and the, the exemptions as well. you've visited more than 70 countries in the world, in your job as a, as a cyclist or, well traveler. now the world is coming to your doorstep. how do you feel about that? i'm joanna, i'm extremely excited because sometimes picks me 17 to a few hours. flying to another country cover and see the diversity of this company and let you know, we'll have a lot of teams and plans coming in very, a diverse country like a thought. and then we'll explore data and then we'll see that catch up. we'll discover them culture and then we'll extend culture. there's been a lot said about what you can and can't do when you're visiting. cathy, what advice would you give if you want any company in the war? any country in the world that is can and cannot do in the world, even the most open countries on board. but before i go to any country on board or you read of all the behavior is what to do, what not to do. what's good for the people? well, not good for the people. and then they follow these rules for me to appreciate and

to understand this culture. so when, when people comes here, when people come here, i would really invite them to really open the hearts, explore our culture a try to go deep in our culture. i can assure them that's when they go back home. they will have memories for the grandkids. the ground, the grandkids. there's been a lot of criticism about cats are not having a football culture. how do you want to that know how we grew up? how would you like football? yes, you know, which was still we all we grove, i don't with what we are with world culture. we grew up with the sport or my kids grew up with the sports. i'm sure my grandkids will the grantee on the sports or sports and out of a blood so that sports is our culture. well, i think the boys are getting hungry. they definitely keep saying they want to have a pizza. that will let you go. oh, yeah, well, thank you, allie, very much for talking to other than the go. yeah, thank you. and as you can see,

it's a beautiful place to come and watch the sunset. you heard everything that you need to hear from ali, about the culture of this country. and now it's time for you to experiencing yourself. $10000000000.00. there's been spent on new stadiums for this tournament. there are 7 brand new venues. and the 8 the colleen stadium was completely overhauled in time for the 2019 world athletic championships. there's one stadium that seems to capture the imagination of everybody who sets eyes on it is santa, who knows to take you on a little guided talk you need say them for a walk up like no other. this is hayden lice ever for ah, isn't waited in go has what? oh yeah. tribute has, has history of world wide faith and be fair stuffs and that material is its most distinctive teacher, $974.00 thing competitors might have

a pool is also the international dining code for a kind of containers indicate what they are for. for example, we have the new one to grab a snack time and we look for the down. we have the yellow 4 bathrooms and the black one are the trailer. and if you ever need medical assistance, we have the green container and the silver ones right here either via the room. and that's my kind of 7 games are being held here. and if the players get nervous before taking the field is always that the venue will be completely dismantled. carmen, everything that you see around here will be with

water front plate, will be built into an area that people can live and work here. while stadium $97.00 for physical present temporary lease along with well, this really will be a world cup a for a 1st for the middle east. the 1st point. so many fans have all been together in one place at a world cup and cattle. national team will be making that welcome to have you, in a months time against ecuador, 29 days. 64 games al jazeera will be with you every step of the way. the way to is nearly over for the bigger show on earth, all eyes are on the car as the world comes to the middle east. for the 1st, i'm a truly global events bringing together football cultures from all over the world

war. 32 countries battle it out for the trophy party of correspondence on all continents will bring you coverage. like no other. i said, well come cod time, we will take you around the well, the cats are 2020 to well come on our does iraq. so that's 30 days, 18 hours to go. that's it for me. parker for this news hour. but i'll be back in a moment with much more of the days. go to, how does your adult calm for much more, you say, ah ah

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