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the phone where you can finance minutes, the rich, he's still not as likely to become prime minister while the nation faces economic tab. a ha, why money inside this is out there, lie from day to coming up because thought he investigative journalist, critical of his government has been shot dead in kenya, myanmar military ass strike kills and the 60 people who captions state home to major ethnic level. great. and ukraine denies russian allegations is planning to use a said cold dessie bomb and invites un officials to inspect it's nuclear facilities . will be like ah,

ah, hello and welcome to the program in just a few hours time. the u. k. will even know what's next prime minister, all face, another leadership race. the deadline to secure enough support is now just 2 hours away. all my finance minister richie soon, i ease the clear favorites and appears to have the most m p. 's publicly backing him is not yet clear. if his only challenger, senior cabinet member penny mordant, has secured the 100 m p. 's needed to stay in the race. she'll be trying to draw support from boris johnson's camp. the former prime minister, who was ousted by scandals in july dropped out of the race on sunday as go straight to a correspond andrew summons. who is live for us in london, where she like now clearly the choice of conservative m. p, 's the any on the asked the question is whether penny moved it will make that 100 by the to pm deadline as right. as you say,

only 2 hours to go less than 2 hours to go in fact. and what we're hearing from the penny more than campus suggestions that sir, the numbers could be up to 90 by now, but it has to be said, there is no public verification of that figure. so it could well be not the case. in fact, there seems to be some division within her camp right now about whether she should actually call it in and quit ahead of the a deadline, which would mean an automatic movement which would make a re she soon act prime minister more or less right away and we could see the whole process riding out on monday or closing the day or with his position confirmed, possibly even going to king charles the 3rd to actually be invited by him of course,

to, to actually accept the prime minister's role. that is a quite a, a fast moving process. it's more likely perhaps to be a tuesday, should it happen? but he is the clear favorite. and we have publicly declared nominees for him in excess of a 150 for his johnson. i'm surprising, every one on sunday night by pulling out, but then a lot of conservative m. p 's suggested that he did not have the numbers he claimed . and in fact, coming in as the knight in shining armor, hoping to unite the party as he said, it wasn't the case at all. in fact, the party is still divided and that's going to be a major task for whoever wins this. indeed, i added width and act now the fan favorite to win. what indeed can he bring to the table if he does become the prime minister? while he was finance minister to boris johnson in the

29th 19 a massive majority was acquired in that election. he has had a sound footing as chancellor of the exchequer, as it's known in the u. k. a. he did. in fact om resign, which effectively cause the downfall of boys johnson. when was a big push on him, but he's sound with his economics, his government background, and in finance, he's are a smart operator, as is termed by many people. he is with the times he's very wealthy has to be said, but that hasn't necessarily dented his popularity in many areas. he's the favor to the parliamentary party. and he was in the summer when the leadership election or went in the direction of less trust in the answer to what's happened let's trust was one by the national a conservative membership vote, but she lost by the parliamentary vote. so in effect,

it was the conservative party of vote which made a sumac, a 2nd runner. so basically he was the runner up to las, trus. and of course we know what's happened with liz truss, and we know that her finance minister, jeremy hunt a has managed to calm the markets will happen if we see what we expect. army soon act to be prime minister as smooth transition there with his view of the economy being very much what jeremy hunt did with all his turnarounds, of less trust his policies are to satisfy the markets. so we might even be the case that if soon it does become prime minister, he may choose jeremy hunt as his finance minister is a definite possibility. but what really more than the markets and the awful economic situation that people are experiencing in the u. k. with double digit inflation, the way is inflation and interest rates on the or going so some of the highest

figures in years what, what is dominates get more dominating his situation. perhaps as much as the markets is the dis, unity in the party and the need to bring things together, which is why there's some pressure on, on penny more low pressure on her perhaps to call it in. if she hasn't got the number's called it in. now, and that would actually add, perhaps a to the chances of more unity on the chances of getting a senior post or perhaps with through like a government. thank you for that and a summons there for us in london. a well known pakistani journalist, our san serif, has been killed in kenya and he say he was sauce in the capital, nairobi sharif had recently received death threats prompted him to leave pakistan. it was an outspoken critic of the government and the political establishment or cerise wife to very acidic, posted a tweet about his death. she said i lost

a friend, a husband and my favorite journalist. as for police, he was shot in kenya. she asked for her family's privacy to be respected and to be kept in prayer m r. height. more from outside to roofs home in islamabad. they got don says surrounding a killing of cause. i've created a lot of confusion. yeah. because there is a widespread perception narrative and focused on amongst a journalistic community that they were deliberately targeted. now, as far as our sherry was concerned, they were denied conic anchored, and investigative journalists who know many calendars and corruption stories about budget on ruling lead. the politicians and even the ball for military establishment. and therefore he had to leave the country after the new government to go and read the photo which are arresting several journalists. some of them

alleged your dish, your georgia, a senior center job was also here alleged georgia. and our shirt should have of gods had to escape to dubai because of the imminent threat to him. we're being told by one of its close friends that lived by also because they were the fear of extradition. and he, 60 people have been killed in an asteroid by the miano military and the northern cotton state. the victims were asked an event celebrating the anniversary of the cotton ethnic groups political when petty chang has been following developments from bangkok. this was a big festival. there was a performance on stage at the time. some very celebrated kitchen singers who we believe are also amongst the fatalities tree. men, mar, jets are reported to have attacked. her aftermath of the attack shows an awful lot of destruction. some building still standing, but a lot of debris,

both buildings and vehicles strewn across the open ground. we understand at the moment there are still a 100 seriously injured people who are in the village of can see where close to where the attack took place. they're not being allowed to leave the area by the met mom military who closed off the area with checkpoints around the village. many of them in urgent need of medical attention. but we've also heard from the national unity government, the government in exile opposed to the military government, mamma, they have condemned these attacks and called for a no fly zone. one minister i spoke to a little while ago telling me that this is just another example of me. i'm of military attacking civilians and it does appear to be a pattern which we've seen emerge in in recent months. i was just on the border last weekend talking to people from inside. he said the one thing that really they

fear the most is attacks from the coast memory military has complete air superiority, although they faced many challenges on the ground. a report by human rights watch has the keys malaysia, speeding up at steeple taishan of assault and seekers. from the more florence louis has more from qual, i'm for human rights watch. is the latest organisation to urge the malaysian government to stop deporting. man, man, nationals, without conducting a proper risk assessment 1st. now malaysian immigration authorities have this year returned more than 2000 myanmar nationals on several occasions without 1st conducting an objective risk assessment. and it has to be remembered that the un high commissioner for refugees here malaysia has not been granted to migrant detention centers here since 2019. and would therefore have been unable to properly assess whether those held in these centers are entitled to protection. now myanmar

shadow government had last week, voiced concerns that military defectors were among the 150 people who were recently deported from malaysia to myanmar. now all these groups say that returning myanmar, nationals, back to myanmar where they face risk of imprisonment, torture or punishment is a breach of international principle. now these deportations are also at odds with malaysia stance in very publicly and vocally condemning the military coup as well as the violin tactics the gender has been using against those who opposed the comb sled on the al jazeera. why not? why a cough syrup is being linked to the death, the more than $100.00 children in indonesia and breaking accessibility barriers of the world cups. ash lies arabic commentary, visually impaired fans makes stab you encounter

ah, anticipation, his wife. and so with the, with sponsored one cattle aways good to have you along, let's go with your world's weather up to it. so it's a washout for northern in central vietnam anywhere from thing to the nang here. this is remnants of what was tropical activity that has of fizzled out for the time being off to sumatra still pulses of rain to be found here for the southern slice of the island and right across indonesia as main island of java that too far away from jakarta with a high of 29 degrees temperature still in the 30s across southern china. so gray lin, full on sunshine for you with a high 31 degrees and somewhat weather leaking into that western side of the yangtze river valley. same goes for the yellow river valley as fall, and japan cooler breezy conditions here for the main island of hon. shoes. so tokyo,

best we can do for you on tuesday, is a hive. 13 degrees, the monsoon rains have cleared away top to bottom through india. so it's a mostly dry pitcher, but we got to go in around the bay of bengal. we've got it. sigh clinic storm here . it is going to make landfall early on to stay in southern bangladesh. places like dhaka can expect about a months worth of rain or the next little bit, but this is a quick moving system and will fade away quite quickly. off to pakistan, the seabreeze has picked up. so that's helped freshen up the air in karachi with a high of 35 degrees on tuesday. that's a soon a bit to with sponsored by cats. are there ways frank assessments, if the united states that the program was there to deal with opinions? i believe that our media and as a region should have bilateral negotiations. we've been holding that for many time giving is the common well now, still something that changes we'll take home in depth analysis of the data global

headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, watching out a 0 mind if i top stories this, our former british finance minister wishes to knock as leading the race to become the u. k. next prime minister, cd cabinet minister penny morden is now his only challenge at all. to formally divorce johnson drops out, at least 60 people have been killed in a military asked ry, give me on last ruled and corruption stays the victims. last event. celebrating the anniversary of the cut to ethnic groups and mystical way focused on

a journalist on shots sharif has been shot dead in the canyon capital, nairobi sure he was an outspoken critic of pakistan's government and had recently received death threats from ukraine says russian allegations that it may use an explosive laced with radioactive material, absurd and dangerous ashes defense minister. so gay show you is reported to have voice concern during phone calls with his british, french and turkish defense ministers. oscars provided no evidence to back. the accusations. sugar also spoke to the u. s. defense sector. eat, lloyd austin, in their 2nd phone call in 3 days. as case a harry force it who joins me now from keith. harry, so it looks like ukraine has now invited the u. n. body, the i. e. a, to investigate these allegations of dirty bombs. what more can you tell us?

that's right. or the foreign minister, the foreign minister dmitri kill ever, has made exactly that invitation to the head of the i am saying that inspectors should come in to try to disprove these claims coming from russia. obviously that in itself is not an easy thing to arrange in the midst of a war, a previous visit to this operation, nuclear power plant took some time to arrange. but what he says is that the i e, urgently needs to send experts to peaceful facilities in ukraine, which russia deceitfully claims to be developing a dirty bomb. adding that we have nothing to hide. now this adds to a raft of denials and counter accusations. indeed, new ukrainian saying that this is the kind of thing russia says ahead of an event that it's planning to do itself. and we've had similar reactions coming from various our western governments, the united kingdom, united states, and french foreign ministers are released

a statement late on sunday saying that these were transparently false claims. and just last few minutes that's been added to by the german defense minister saying that any use of such a dirty bomb would cross all red lines. however, the russians are continuing to push this line just in the last few minutes or the russian defense ministry. again, saying that it has data showing that a, a dirty bomb or a low rit yield nuclear device is in the works by the ukrainians as a provocation. against russia and to thing. and, and what about the energy situation in ukraine? what is the latest on that a ukrainian still dealing with these power outages? very much so and there preparing to continue dealing with them for some time to come. there has been the switch in russian tactics targeting the energy grid across the country. and so there's this morning, been a, a meeting at chaired by the ukraine president of ludovic lensky in which various

measures are being taught about both in terms of trying to protect the grid, trying to restore what's been damaged so far. are there another security meeting in jordan or the claim representative there? again, using the figure of 40 percent of the power grid being hit and her and temporarily at least being taken out by these russian strikes, are also talking about trying to come up with alternative temporary measures of supplying power. or that something that we were talking about to some extent yesterday on sunday, at the use of mo bile heating units, potentially being able to attach themselves to buildings, to, to keep buildings warm as the, or that the, the other more regular forms of energy art restored. and as well as that 3 other regions are khaki, vo blast, and 2 neighboring regions have been added to the list of rolling blackouts here in care of. and we've been told that rolling blackouts will be going as

a verb just after just after 9 am. this morning local time and that various areas can expect to be notified of their at least potential of for our blackouts throughout the course of the day. so, doesn't mean that every place will definitely lose power for 4 hours each time. but depending on the load, that is the preparation that's being made. thank you for that parish for sat there for us on call. at least a 141 children have died from a cute kidney injury. in indonesia, their deaths are linked to tainted medicinal syrup, including cough medication, which were found to contain harmful chemicals. jessica washington reports from jakarta. as kara was a healthy and active child, this was a few months before her 4th birthday. she loved to read and sing, but most of all she loved to skate. in early october, her mother says she gave her child flu medicine because she had

a cough. the next day she was admitted to hospital vomiting and unable to urinate. there had a supplemental mom on saturday night, the doctor called me, they said my daughter is critical. all her organs are damaged, her brain hurts, liver and ice. and a younger on sunday morning she had heart failure and she died in my lap once i did it. she's just one if more than a 100 children in indonesia who have died in recent months from acute kidney injury . after being given medicinal syrup. earlier this month, the world health organization issued a warning after cough. syrup in the gambia was also linked to the death of nearly 70 children. most of the acute kidney injury cases this year involved children under the age of 5. did he just food and drug agency is investigating? and meanwhile, some medicines have been pulled of pharmacy shelves. in some cities, police conducted checks to ensure compliance with the rule. experts say the real

number of fatalities is likely to be higher due to under reporting earth for immune condition river her for a lot of children with intoxication before. if they are a central hospital or is it still confusing? yeah, so haul in her earlier. the health ministry, since it will strengthen controls in the future, usaa la shirley has says they must be accountability for me. i think that would be in the government, needs to investigate this intensively and come up with solutions. i don't want any mother to feel what i'm feeling right now. i've lost my baby melissa. she has started to donate some of her daughter's things, but her roller skates are still here at the front of the house. a reminder of the joy she brought to this home that was suddenly taken away. hey jessica washington now to sierra to carter charlotte economy as we bounded as a faster than expected pace. in the 3rd quarter of this year,

national bureau statistics is reported a 3.9 percent rise and g d. p. resty remained because of beijing straits cove 19 measures and a deepening property crisis, as well as the global sleigh deb patrick falk has more. what the lady predated was better than expected, but overrule september indicators. painted a challenging picture on the outlook for the chinese economy. unemployment in september rose to 5 and a half percent falling for months of declines. retail sales growth, slow to 2 and a half percent, compared to a 5.4 percent rise in august. more crucially, home prices bo, for a 13 straight month reflecting continued concerns among homebuyers of the states of the property sector. also on monday charlies markets tumbled falling the unveiling of present ship things politburo standing committee as investors digested. what that meant exactly would many be ring. that's the new line up words,

the more aligned to with ideologically driven practices, up the cost of economic growth. and his riley court has rejected an appeal to release the palestinian prisoner who is terminally ill with cancer. nasa, i believe her maids family said they want to spend his last days with him as riley law to release sick prisoners doesn't apply to abraham aid because he's charged with killing israelis. it abraham has more natural bush made, just learned to and is really court has refused to release his sick brother nasir from prison. 50 year old north sort of serving 7 life sentences after a court convicted him of taking port and attacks during the 2nd palestinian uprising. a year ago, he was diagnosed with cancer. israel allows terminally ill prisoners to apply for a compassionate release. but a few years ago and amendment was introduced to the law to exclude those charged

with killing his radio nozzles. family is not ready to give up their appealing to israel, supreme court. and oh, but wait to let you know that the only way to least nasa is by exercising political effort. we've asked the palestinian authority to pressure israel to egypt and jordan. all 3 of them have signed agreements with israel when they should use them for leverage for a human case like nurses. several protests have been held in the occupied westbank to call for ne protesters say he poses no threat, but that israel keeps him in jail to punish him and his family. and i be the ebony . i want my son. i want him to be by my side, even if it's just for one day. he wants to be among his people that he sacrificed for the family last saw an author in september. they fear it could be the last lost for words. naggie says his brother didn't have a chance to live spending more than 30 years in prison. were pollyanna,

but we want to know where he'll be buried and his mother has the right. we have the right to a grave site. it's not only our demand. oh, it's the demand of other prisoners, families who have lost loved ones. for decades, these families used to demand their release of their sons. now they want their bodies even after their deaths. israel hasn't released the bodies of 9 palestinian prisoners in the past 5 years. as a book made fights for his life, his families also fighting for his right to a burial need that abraham al jazeera, the occupied westbank. okay, less returned to one of our top stories, a well known pakistani journalist arshad sharif has been killed in nairobi, kenya police say he was shot in the head and apparently had been receiving death threats, prompting to make him leave pakistan. we can speak now to the journalist and

commentator marine to president may thanks for joining us. what was your reaction when you heard the news that arshad sharif had been killed? i heard the news on 3 im focused on the time. i was shocked. i 1st received a text message from one while from middle east. he said, it is true. i said, what is true. and he sent me the tweet which was circulating at the time that he is, he has died. he's been killed, he has been shot. so i want to treat both from a prominent tv anchor laundry. as i told him, i was able to reach him. he was crying. he said, that's true. when i started calling other people, i called his lawyer bed associate, but i thought was the petition in the family i called today, prejudicial inquiry. he came, we went to his house, i knew him very well. the policy had express to fear that he was marked and he would be eliminated. he told me at one point before leaving focused on that he is

in some sort of elimination list and i was, i thought i was, i thought too cynical. i thought he was to cancer mystic, i thought this couldn't be true because he said to the cynical smile that he's marked and they might eliminate him. i didn't know who he was referring to, and i thought it might be exaggerating. but then i heard that, so he was a he, he went to the way in hughie and he was there for a day or so. and then before he's told him that he's being a devoted, i mean the government, the pakistani government has oxford deportation. and they gave him the option to leave within 24 hours instead of being de bought it. and since he didn't have that research, when he tried his little best to reach ok, but the british didn't give him a visa for entry or so he ended up in the well, that was reason for me that was kenya. and then he was bad ever since. and haven't . i was shocked. i was an apology. had he told you that he'd received these death

threats? did he give you any indication who those death threats were from? no, he just said that, you know, he's mom. he is, he's marked for elimination because he was doing he was, he was marking from very unusual, under cautions by using different telephone not, not image returning the phone using different numbers. we didn't focus on. he was using not pocket funny number for what, but for you number, which he was probably also using from kenya till the end. and so i often that why is he behaving in such a strange fashion at that time? he said with a cynical smile. i was actually in his television i, he was invited me to his television show and he said with a cynical smile that he's marked and i mean he can be eliminated and he's in some sort of elimination list. and i honestly taught that he's being paranoid. you know, because so many people apparently didn't realize, but i simply could not imagine this thing happening. i mean, journalists have all that being attacked and focused on about mark destination or

one of the most prominent face in the country. i mean, he was a household name here, i mean, for 220000000 a few 1000000 bucks and he's the single home in which he's not a household name. so, i mean, this is unrelated or i'm afraid we are out of time, but apologies for your last mood, preseyada, political commentator in islamabad and a friend to the well known pakistani german as our shops reef has been killed in kenya. climate change activists in germany have faced a close, monet painting to protest against fossil fuel extraction. the pass through a mixture of mashed potatoes at the priceless alt work and glued themselves to the wall below. the barbary near museum in potsdam says the painting was enclosed in gloss, isn't damaged the group less. the generation was the german government to take drastic action to protect.