ah, after the introduction of a controversial electron canadians a set to vote in an election that many fear may signal the end of the month. life ahead put this north african nation. canisius parliamentary election went out dizzy. ah, an unprecedented strike across the u. k. up to 100000 nurses, walk off the job in a 5 for bit a pie in conditions. ah, i'm told mccraney, this is l 0 alive from doha. also coming up, new figures showed the world's 2nd largest economy is faltering with warnings.

china could be in for a bumpy ride as it lifts cove at 19 restrictions. cruise, new government to clear a state of emergency to quell protests against the detention of the former president and id, sympathize france versus mrs. argentina in the world comp final. the defending champions and morocco's dream run ah, tens of thousands of nurses in the u. k. are on strike in their 1st if a national walk house. it's the latest chapter in a bit of pie dispute with the government. nurses with the national health service want a 19 percent pay increase, but the government says it can only afford 4.3 percent. the u. k is facing weeks of public sick to strikes as it grapples with rising inflation. which on holl is following the developments from oxford and jona aside from a pi rise,

what alumnis is asking for, and what's the government said in response what i am standing with a picket line here in oxford, as you say, west of london outside worn for the hospital, an extremely chilly, picket line of nurses. you can have a look at them. they're the public driving by and to take their support every now and then 144 and a chest trusts this on strike of of the largest wave as you said, of nursing strikes in the history of the royal college of nursing. the nurses are asking for 19 percent a pay rise of 1900 percent. that's 5 percent above the retail inflation. the retail price inflation mark of 14 percent. it's a pretty substantial figure to be fair. they're not actually expecting to get a rise of 900 percent. they had hopes that that would be a sort of benchmark negotiating starting position in negotiations. frankly, that haven't happened. what the nurses want, they say is

a fair wage that makes up the years of real terms, wage cups, as wages have failed to keep pace with inflation and particularly now in the midst of a cost of living crisis, they say, colleagues are leaving the industry, leaving the, an, a chess in large, large numbers. they say it is staff shortages and not strikes that are hurting the health service. the government, as you said, hadn't engaged, they've refused to go beyond the recommendations of an independent pay review body offering something like an average of 4 percent to most nurses. the nurses say that simply isn't enough. and while they regret having to go on strike at all, they say now is the time to make a stand and tell us the sole going down with the public and what sort of effect will it actually have on the health service? well, the nurse is freely admit that it is good to have an impact these 2 days of strike . so they may well be more to come there more next week, possibly into the new year as well. certainly an effect on non non edge and care.

they will be procedures that will have to be delayed only adding to a vast backlog. beatrice is already struggling to cope with 7 and a half 1000000 elected procedures that have been delayed over the last couple of years. a service that many say is on the verge of collapse, but the nurses say certain critical care sectors are protected, pediatric intensive care, in particular, some cancer services, as well as far as the public concern that we do here, the tooting. as i said, the support as they drive by the opinion, polls suggest still broad support for the nurses in all of this. and as the public lookout opposed to say, this wave of public sector strikes not just health, but transport the airport, the board of stop bus drivers, and more what they see is a public sector generally that he's broken and that they assume for now must be the fault of the government. okay. and how thank you very much from oxford. or the irish army says one of it soldiers with the you ins peacekeeping mission in lebanon

has been killed. and another seriously injured. the convoy reportedly came on the small arms find they'll be in the south while traveling to buy root. the un mission says it's launched a joint investigation with the lebanese army. when you data shows china covered 900 better economies slumped in november before authorities. eas, severe pandemic restrictions, growth and factory output last month slowed to half of october's right. while retail sales also contract for 2nd consecutive months. a property investment in the world's 2nd largest economy fell to the lowest in more than 2 decades, and unemployment is at its highest in 6 months. but you can buy has more from hong kong. the latest figures before the rules are relaxed to underscoring just how much of an impact these strict rules have had with everything from retail sales to factory output slumping. and that's not really showing any signs of having improved

in the years and months up until this policy relaxation taking place. the hope is of course, that because of those relax station things will bounce back. but as a say next dictation from says it could take at least 6 more months for that to happen because they expect that would be a period between now and the middle of next year. when it'll take a lot of time for the public to get more confident with the idea of the latest variance, if cov, at 19 being acceptable in society and the way that they have already become so much of the rest of the world. and it's that time period that could be crucial for china because it's already struggling with high levels of unemployment and low levels of growth, which are not necessarily going to be sustainable without huge extra injections of stimulus from the central bank. and while that money may be available, it might not be something that policy makers of initially hope they would have to spend just to try and find a way of trying to transition out to this long standing 0 tolerance approach in what is now a much more relaxed state of affairs,

but without perhaps analysts say the type of transitional planning in place to meet a smooth transition. peru has declared a 30 day state of emergency in response to protest by supporters of an instant prison. pedro casteel security forces will have the power to stop demonstrations and search homes without warren's protest. as the calling for castillo is released, he was jailed after trying to dissolve congress last week. marianna sanchez reports from lima, a precedent the never wanted declared. the country is now in a state of emergency, as demonstrators in who school looted stores burnt, a television station, and tried to from the airport. in another city uno protesters also tried to force entry to the runway. the army has been deployed to assist the police and protecting key infrastructure with blockades on main highways and expanding protests. but what it brought forward the plan for general elections again to be held. she says

a year from now in m battle i see in gloria legally, the timetables will be okay for 2024. however, making readjustments this can be brought forward to december 2023 because before that date legally it would not be possible. ah, protesters are demanding general elections. now. donnelly scooby came all the way from bill's amazon region. he says he wants his voice heard of us good ago. we want congress to close a change of the constitution and the new election shaneka along. these demonstrators are hoping for more pressing business, kasteel, ruby fried. one week after he tried to dissolve congress suspended legal protections in order to army to patrol the streets. the former president is detained, under them, charges it is likely the drugs were ordered that garcia remain under arrest kathy

of this freedom, being restricted as the inter american commission for human rights to intercede, in handwritten letters to his beloved what they forbid, whose social unrest, law and order it won't suddenly l street, i haul you in all your circle responsible for the ferocious attack on my compatriots. i got a cold on the organizing people to remain alert and optimistic. i were already so, but i'll say, yeah, we'll check a y. yes, he tears, she says the steel is the legitimate leader. i say then when i look, you know, my president has been elected by the people. he is the president of the paypal. 7 he has come from the highlands, the white people do not want us. just give you support or say they will remain outside the prison for the long. they'd sit up a camino kitchen to sustain themselves and their cost. what the judiciary decides,

just to use faith. again, a sanchez, i just see that you might be to france have booked their place in the book up final against argentina. the defending champions beaten rocco to know the french team stump, the atlas lines with an early goal. and despite several attempts, morocco couldn't find the back of the knees and would just 11 minutes till the final whistle frowned school a 2nd gone. the result in the train run for morocco who became the fist african, an arab tame, to make the final for foul play. croatia in the 3rd place pile the cheering football fans took the paris on wednesday night. people danced in the straits and climbed lampposts, sitting on fireworks and fled to celebrate the teams. victory. france hoped to become the 1st country in 60 years to successfully defend their world comp title.

it make the damage of the console him, and so it is like tomorrow to him. despite marcus pressures, i think the game was mostly under control. we managed to remain calm as we did against england. it's a great victory for france. bring on argentina, bring on messy. the pol an autumn. see mobile now shall gravel to the moroccans. it's not only france that wins, but all of the french speaking people. we are proud of our team's performance at this world cup and moroccans will stand with us in the final. we are in the final hashim ali barrow followed the action from the moroccan capital robot, the end of a journey. but people here are grateful to the national team to the out. a sly is who gave them joy, a sense of national pride and the dream. a dream many people will tell you with stay on for generations. they this thought that the under dog of this, that tournament, but they manage to defeat some of the most established teams, such as spain and portugal. one of the reasons why people are grateful to the atlas

lions is that stamina, they're combative, sly, that elegance and the fact that the coach would either look like he was always saying that you know what? it's and legitimate white for us to dream that we can defeat all the powerful nations and bring the world cup to milwaukee. it's not going to be the case this time, but many people you talk to him and of course, tell you that at least this is a starting point as follows. the whole nation is concerned and the dream and they would continue to dream on the joy was say, the happiness of the bride was an 8th, and they still believe that tomorrow, with a nasty, they would have the world cup. alexi o'brien was inter, has sir quick if, while france morocco were facing off on the pitch. oh, well, the match was underway at albino stadium. it felt like it was the game that stopped donation or the game that stopped. so walk if at least there was barely any sound,

very few people walking around just small groups of people gathered around tables watching the game and, and when it finished, there was hardly any noise to slow realization that understanding that the hope of the 1st arab, the 1st african team in the final wasn't meant to be this time, but bands that we've spoken to have been clear, it didn't matter that the moroccan team weren't able to win tonight. they still incredibly proud of their team, but it's still incredibly proud that they've made it the spot, especially as the team wasn't expected to make it into the quota finals. or even the semi finals fans have told us that they are still standing by the atlas lions, and that while they may not have won the world cup, they still won the hearts and minds of millions around the world. oh, we have more world comp coverage after the break of the pitch, we'll show you what's wowing fans and kata and

a new way to where your team colors on your hits, not just on your sleeve. ah, hello, the ne monsoon has been pushing some really heavy rain across indonesia, through malaysia. we've seen some big down pause. they're just pushing over towards indonesia, that western side of indonesia seeing behaviors of the showers, $171.00 millimeters of right. 24 as inevitably for has been some fighting. as a result of that, you can see the ne, las pushing their way down across the malay peninsula towards a good pos hold for sumatra. we'll see some watch whether that all the way down into indonesia. you can see some heavy and lively showers continuing here and more of the same really. as we go on into sassed, a big rush of showers coming through by saturday. we could see some wet weather,

also affecting a good part of vietnam, maybe also into some parts of cambodia. that's other parts of australia, a season wet weather season when she weather as well. in fact, we just had our coldest seminar on record temperatures over the high ground victoria, falling as low as minus $5.00 celsius less because we have this area of high pressure shouldn't be this far south. this time here is drawing in that cold antarctic air and it's going to continue doing so as you go through the next hour. so that sliding a little further eastwards. so we will gradually see temperature rising across that southeast corner. it went from new zealand. aah! with the arctic home to the semi people and natural resources needed for combating climate change. an important part of the battery supply, china for europe, a don't think it is. people's have to say humor rice, as other people can nations made wealthy from oil and gas. now balanced the green

obligations with the rights of indigenous people. you can't choose solutions for us . you know for a future voices from the optic. the money talks, money winds on it. just eda ah ah! you're watching al jazeera reminder about top stories, the salad. tens of thousands of nurses in the u. k. are on strike in their fist if a national walk house. nurses with the national health service won't a 19 percent pay rise as they faced tough times over inflation. new government data shows china's covered 19 better economy slumped in november before authorities east

severe pandemic restrictions in france had booked their place in the world cup final against argentine at the defending champions, beat morocco to nil ending a dream run for the atlas lions who became the 1st african arab team to make the final for at least 4 people have died off to a boat carrying asylum seekers capsized and freezing waters between france and england agency side. the deaths were avoidable and blamed the u. k. government for making safe fruits unavailable for migrants tried to cross the channel and drew simmons reports from dover. not for the 1st time refugees and migrants dying at sea, but more lives were saved on loftus fishermen pulled people to safety from the icy waters of the english channel. richard inflatable boat with people on board her migrants i was crossing and was sinking very,

very near to where he was fishing. so i'm amazing. got right in next to the, the sinking boat and managed to come alongside an unsafe we get 31 people on board. this latest tragedy is once again down to people, traffickers, they're not deterred by freezing weather. neither it seems or the migrants channel crossings is that ongoing humanitarian crisis and people traffickers have never been busier. at the same time, politicians are running short of ideas on how to stop them. it is not crude or unkind. to want to break the stranglehold of the criminal gangs, he trade in human misery, and he exploit our system and our knows, i'm sure the whole house will share my sorrow at the capsizing of a small boat in the channel in the early hours of this morning and the tragic loss of human life,

our hearts go out all those affected and less than 24 hours before these deaths. u . k. prime minister wishes sooner could been talking about new measures to curb the channel crossings. but so far, every measure the u. k. government introduces, as failed, the needs to be sanctioned. the great, that's the biggest issue that we've got on my men is the people are making the journey from cali because there is nile. and other way of doing it, you have to be on british soil on the island in order to seek asylum as night. sensor and callaway eating imus items that people have a choice. but to make this, danny, a nice that the single biggest thing that the government could do in order to prevent people having to risk their life here, dover, lightfoot, station, they've seen it all before. people trafficking across the channel is at record levels 40000 this year. under the weekend alone, 500 risk their lives, tragedies are all too frequent. this time more lives will save them last. but that isn't always the case. must november 27 lives were lost in the channel. the highest

number ever recorded. a diplomatic spat followed between france and the u. k. with the british saying the french should do more to stop the small boats from leaving their shore line. as the life boat crews will tell you, the crossings are ever more frequent and dangerous. landry, simmons joins us now from diver in your, in the port. we have risky boats were deployed, but more can you tell us about the search yesterday? well, the search actually is still going on and out in the channel. there are we understand still fairs that sir, at least 3 or possibly 4. ah, individuals are still unaccounted for. the likelihood of being found alive is, is well, is 0 really. ah, that's of course, there will be attempts to try and recover bodies. again,

that is unclear as to whether that will be successful. in previous, sir, a tragedy is like this or have been lost. people out on recovered bodies. this is an already pretty awful situation for all was involved. and of course, there are also a reports that sir, that could have been delays in the rescue services getting to the scene of the actual fishing crew you heard about in that report. i did most of the work, they responded incredibly well to an urgent situation. recovering these people from the water. 5 people were hanging on up to the fishing frolla and they were recovered. and then of course, the troll repositioned. besides the inflatable dingey, i recovered a large number of people. we also have heard that

a charity in france or utopia 56, received a voice mail message from somebody are actually on the boat at the time of it, of it actually sinking. i calling for help saying, we have children here we are, we are desperate for help. please, please help me cuz they were actually in the water when this happened is it's a message lassie. something like 20 seconds the a charity reported to the rescue services immediately. what had happened, they claim that was a one hour delay, certainly on the french side, in terms of a response to it, but at the end of the day, more lives will save them last. but the controversy over what to do with the channel crossings still rages on british politicians are debating ways of stopping cutting down asylum applications and trying to stop the,

the crossings taking place, calling for joints m p 's here, calling for joint operations between the french and british to try and get the people traffickers on the right on the coast, on the beaches and trying to combat the problem at that sort of level. but really years and years on this is still going on, lives is still being lost and the politicians really aren't making much progress is organized crime. that seems to be successful more or more in this situation. okay, thank you so much for that update. that is andrew summons for us and diver. lasagna is putting a price cap on gas and coal as it tries to curb soaring prices. parliament has approved a plan to set a price limit on energy supply, as it also says it will help households and businesses transition from gas to electricity inflation and to warn ukraine have pushed up estrella power prices. hundreds of people have rallied and assemble in support of the mere after

a court sentence sent to jail for insulting public officials. the trial focused on remarks ingram. in the molo maid's during the mirror, rice and 2019. no, it's the appeals court of homes. the verdict, it would prevent him from holding public office for the duration of the 2 years, 7 months sentence. and malo is seen as a potential challenger to president's reach of tell you on an elections next year. where the main opposition candidate in fiji is general election says he will contest the outcome after a reported technical glitch cause the result set to go offline. the former prime minister of any, rob says professional results showed his party in the lead before the app went down . for several hours, when results came back online, current prime minister frank bind him around his party within the lead and projected to win. both men form a qu, leaders, the election is seen as a test of the country's democracy.

ah, well, if there's one item that sums up the 1st world cup in the middle east, it's the arab hid, scoff the good tra. it's given fans from around the world and you way to support their teams. where you met a man who's turned his passion into rather colorful business. ah, my name faith. i've given that amy, i am the owner of love from one of those little window. is the company that sells a lot in the colors of teams that are playing and the people will come up with her. i've been a part of the other culture for thousands of years. 3 islam. it's more of a cultural thing. and our little thing with the go, the are people use the word to protect themselves from the sun,

from the of the sun in the summer. and then again from the wind from the does. so the, they put in front of their faces and involved with time to become just the part of the, our culture we try to do with what's on it to make it more friendly. because the other culture can be intimidating. but we wanted to be friendly and that's, that's how the idea came about to me, the literal as the flag of the country with her amazing acceptance from both the funds and looked up. that is where we, we expected it to be, to be accepted, but that exceeds expectation. i'm very happy about that because it's in to join the

culture. you know, the latin american 0 in the west is just learned something new out of culture. and they learned that, well, it's not, as most of the people make, it seems the need them to see if they learned that the other people on the other with their are you in a wider, accepted the idea that you can see the other people big thing that was on the streets, accepting from wearing these look was on during the culture with the world cup and cutter has brought together the planets top. superstars playing in teams that will go down in sporting history with the world free south football

association has brought together a different kind of tame, 8 free stylus of all nationalities, background and physical abilities who have been performing on match dies from can you yet has more ah, the with the best footballers are intuitive. instinctive showing off skills honed on the streets and in school yard with that football. but it's also free style and pena doll technique played by one on one football jack down or is a 2 time world pad a champion. but he says his journey wasn't always easy. year and a half ago i had a collision, enough match, which actually, i mean, ruptured, blew up my liver. so i was in the hospital 30 days, i was in to coma is allowed to walk again, talk again, and then came back in one another workshop which is when i started,

everything was an old school because there was no career impairment. it wasn't something you could aim towards. i feel like i called it alongside others who have called at the same time only a world champion could be able to put this past name r. a pos number hardy is the 1st female freestyle or in her need of iran. she is the for time freestyle champion, and she has now inspired a new generation of women. a i have lots of things about increased by the biggest one for me is now going to i that is the bill into law and before mass mail for and mail people, mail football, player and news from shows and i ping the printing in iraq. i think i like is so

much world top has been a performance of what ball added fine it. the world's most coveted players and modern state of the art stadium. but please dial football. bring that back to with basically, because all you need is you and the ball. i'm surprised. they even got that far. i think i'll just leave that to the professional. the blood jack in house now performed all around the world. there is no bigger stage for football than the world cup. thinking leave al jazeera jo. ah, this is else is here and these are the top stories. thousands of nurses in the u. k . are on strike, demanding pay rises to match inflation. this is the lightest industrial action

after braille and postal workers. also.