i miss inaction will wake up call with the government. this is really something that's can make a turning point, or thrice, reach the citizens using both to old governments and corporations to account if they don't want to do it by asking, then let's go to the or the case for the client on just ah, london's high court gives the green light to the u. k. government plan to deport as san m sake is to rwanda. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up. ah, said africans governing party relics, president still rem, oppose a, as it's later despond, accusations,

he violated he's out of office. russian forces, target energy facilities and ukraine's capital with more drawn strikes. several areas in came out without power plus o writing on a high argentina winds. it's 3rd world come title, baiting france in tennessee, shootouts. ah, we begin with breaking news out of the u. k. where the london high court has ruled the government's plan to send to san am. sake is true, wanda, is legal. the plan to deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge for more on this alliance, bringing harry forces, who joins us live from the royal courts of justice in london. hello there, harry. these certainly was a major test of controversial policy. and the high court has ruled incontinence

finds out what was said in the judgement. that's right, a law of justice lewis and mister justice swift, we're considering a number of cases challenging this very controversial policy. and they have rule that in principle, the government's policy of immediately dispatching asylum seekers who entered the united kingdom to another country, to rwanda for processing, and then potentially resettlement in that country. if there are, some applications are deemed valid that that is a lawful thing to do, that it doesn't reach the human rights act and it doesn't reach refugee policy either. and so that is now the judgement globally on this policy. but in the case of the 8 individual asylum seekers who've had the cases brought as part of this entire process in which serve also been challenges from a union and from a number of refugee charities. in those 8 individual cases,

they've been sent back to the home office, the interior ministry in the u. k. because the court has deemed that their cases were not properly considered on their individual merits of the individual circumstances of the people involved. so if this judgement stands out, that will mean that in each of these cases, the government will have to prove that. but it, it can potentially as early next year start putting people on planes through honda . in miss policy, which i would see more than a $140000000.00 spent by the u. k. in rwanda, and would see people being processed in a detention center holding center there. and then potentially we settled there rather than the u. k. that is something that the government has prioritized saying it would be a deterrents to asylum seekers and, and migrants coming to this country, especially via the small boats. the way that we've seen coming across the english channel from france, it's something to lay them onto. the main opposition has cooled, immoral,

and has been challenged in the courts to day. harry, once in nanc saw there any and the legal avenues there absolutely are. we are expecting, or which i that whichever sided last today would appeal. and i think that remains the case. we're waiting to hear in person from some of the charities involved in these challenges, but that was the very much the expectation. i also see reports that they will be a, a hearing to determine the possibility of, of setting this on to the court of appeal within the u. k. in january. and then even if the road runs out in terms of appeals within the u. k, there's also the possibility that it could go to the european court of human rights in strasburg as well. and that's where this becomes even more potentially controversial because the european court of human rights has the power to rule government policy unlawful. and so even if there were the kind of legislation that

wishes to knock, the prime minister was talking about last week, new legislation to make it clear that mo asylum seeker, coming through what is determined not to be a legal and safe route into the u. k. will be allowed to settle here, that could be overturned by the european court of human rights as things stand. so will, and the prime minister has said all options are on the table. those been a bit more reluctant, and some of his empties to do this. will that mean that the u. k. might consider pulling out of the convention out of the court altogether, which would have all sorts of other ramifications, potentially in northern ireland in terms of the good friday agreement as well. so a lot still to go on this very controversial issue, but a major decision made here in favor of the government at the high court today. indeed, many mailing pants and the story, thanks and frankie, no damn press harry forces in london still in the u. k. and many ukrainians who have been welcome jane to host families facing uncertain future government has announced extra funding as refugees extend to best tanks, rank christmas,

and highland reports from lincolnshire at a time of togetherness. for so many this will be a christmas like no other for a loaner and her 4 children far away from the place they still call home. they were forced to flee the bombardment of their ukrainian town and came to the u. k. sponsored by a host family, this feeling that the voice chasing me, it remained whole very long after we escaped. i'm obviously very glad that we were made these johnny and we are here and we we can leave though. i wish it had never happened. alona and her children lived with johnny and his family before finding her own house. but he still supports them. i think the

thing that i found was to allow the or refugees the space to actually sort of recover to find the fe whiteford and assist them in, in actually moving forward with their lives more than a 140000 ukrainians. arrived in the u. k. under the homes, the ukraine scheme, but there are increasing concerns about rising levels of homelessness among refugees in lincoln, the efforts to support people who come here and deliver age back home this ongoing . but the uncertainty of what comes next is a worry. one couple we spoke to who didn't want to appear on camera told us they were asked by the host repeatedly when they are leaving. and we were told about a woman with young children who was given little notice to leave. she did eventually find another host, but 65 kilometers away. most of people are here with kate's and it's,

it's really hard them to change again the school france and settle in a put new place without knowing if it's just with 6 months. or we will change again, many ukrainians have found unwavering support from those they live with, but worries of law or constant. sometimes we can forget for a moment about the war in ukraine, but of course we know that it is where a difficult doubt, tough time. so there are mod can change very easily from laughter to t us from smile to some said mod. yeah, i missed them because i can be around them now. so yeah, not easy. but as the year draws to a close, there's time to reflect on what has been a life changing experience, both here and in ukraine. emma haywood al jazeera lincoln in northern england, in ukraine. another wave of russian attacks is who the capital caves and military

administration says and shut down several drawings on monday morning. ukraine has been rushing to restore power to cities after russian strikes destroyed, parts of the energy grid, the attacks and plunged much of the country into darkness include, during rather phrasing, winter temperatures. charles stratford has the latest from k to this comes only a couple of days after one of the biggest attacks on the guy little city. those attacks using miss aisles. and we know the kind of pressures that the authorities here under, in trying to restore electricity across the country to areas was effected. the men of the great capital kiev has come out in last hour also and said that there is ongoing work trying to, to saw this critical infrastructure. we understand that one of the main targets was actually targeted last week as well. that's one of these sub stations is so important for the supply of electricity and heat. the presence lensky last night

said that an additional $3000000.00 homes had had electricity and heat restored to them since those attacks on friday. yes, this is another example of just how vulnerable ukraine and the capital city in particular is and how the russian seemingly can target these areas at will. but also an indication so far at least of just how effective this missile defense systems are that ukrainians have. but of course, they are continuously asking for more defensive systems because of course, these temperatures these winter temperatures continue to draw. we got a number of months at least 2 or 3 months of very heavy and difficult winter conditions ahead and potentially as millions of ukrainian civilians could be affected by these attacks to south africa where so roman pause has been reelected

to lead the governing african national congress, this means the president will leave the party into the national elections in 2024 delegate set a conference in johannesburg, chose rama poser over former health minister. so wiley mc keesing, the president has come under fire recently in connection with a burglary scandal involving hundreds of thousands of dollars. i should kaji is a political analyst. she says roman pauses election is a classic case of better the devil. you know, there was a quite a wide spread view that despite his recent scandal regarding his game resolve, paula, paula, they believed that he's the better off to evil, shall we say, because i quote one anonymous. those who said to me, well, you know, mr. on the pose of daniel concerns, he's no fun. when has missed him, he's a little concerned. billions of rams of money. that was supposed to go to the p. e

during the coven pandemic. so that's probably fine. and i think that's what made the difference will many people also knowing that the economy would probably news day had mr. mccoy, them not been relate to this party very much. so unless the clean house pretty bad, because both be in the leadership, the national executive committee and the national working committee have a large number of people who are entering the rubber hose that as indeed he has within his own cabinet. he had people who didn't tell the party line the problems last week during the vote on whether he should be or not. there are people who come to this conference and spoken out vocally that they think around was the should go . so to have those people at the top executive level and to try and work with our enemy within your own party, it's going to be very difficult. thousands of delegates from countries around the

world have reached a historic deal on bio diversity. and you and conference in canada, and they've agreed to that at least 30 percent on the planet will be placed under protection. i 2030. it's the most significant effort made by governments. whoa. wind farm deal also includes funding for conservation projects to save by diversity in developing nations. still ahead on the al jazeera, the pakistani taliban stones in prison in the nor. busy have a live updates plus my new journey was how much money they said the government havent. ah ah parts serve japan's honshu island,

getting 200 centimeters of snow in one week hive. one all had to do with some effects snow, but that is finally starting to wind down both for a whole. cato and honju on tuesday. so calmer conditions here, other side of the mountains, tokyo hiv 11 degrees for you. things are starting to finally warm up through china . we had some cold nights and shanghai weather alerts in play there, but you're up to 13 degrees on tuesday. that ne monsoon doing quite a number through the malay peninsula, southern thailand, parts of it, 500 millimeters of rain, half a meter of rain. it's a months worth of rain in a short period of time. up and down the philippines were also seen the effect of the mon soon as while some severe flooded visor is then we've got this plume of moisture just stretching across the bay. had been golf fleming into sri lanka and that southeast corner of india where there are some weather watches in play for thunderstorms con day through pakistan, karachi, 30 degrees, some rain, not too far away from tehran, and to the middle east. we go. those wins through the gulf finally starting to die

down. so we go in for a closer look. if you're doing any travel, we've got a high of 24 degrees in doha with a mix of sun in cloud on tuesday. that's a snapshot if your weather sir, ah, the in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world with them, they have to be fine because they didn't, they wouldn't get in frank assessments. do you think diploma? tons of chugs so i'm not very up to about any kind of negotiation informed opinions . everybody to we've everybody evolved tick, tock, tick, tock doesn't vote. you have to put a winter, it's going to be on hold or pretty soon inside story of al jazeera. ah

ah ah hello, you're watching al jazeera, i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories. this our, the london high court has ruled the british government's plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the plan deportation policy was suspended back in june after a last minute challenge. another wave of russian attacks has heat ukraine's capital caves and military administration says it's shot down at 15 drawings on monday morning. in south africa around portia has been reelected to lead the governing african national congress. he will lead the party into the national elections in 2020 full delegates at a conference in johannesburg chose ram, oppose a former health minister, wiley mackenzie, and we spoke to

a veteran politician in south africa who defected to the opposition after the countries transition to democracy he's the son of anti apartheid activists, amena, and use of charlie up. i am garlic charlie, a member of parliament, a member of the official opposition, the democratic party. in johannesburg, south africa. i come from a long line of activists. in fact, both my grandfathers, who political activists going back over a 100 years together with mahatma gandhi, the n c, was the vehicle of struggle for us. it embodied what we believed in embodied non racialism be the n c left me. i didn't leave the n c, it was one of the more difficult decisions of my life. we established democracy in this country after great struggles and almost a civil war. but what happened thereafter was rather

sad. and there was a continual slide towards the situation. we find ourselves in the movement instead of swallowing billions, to keep the lights on this watering buzz billions to turn the lights off. how do you run an economy? without electricity? how do you run an economy without proper logistics, that can get goods from a to be an expert, export them out of a port. how porch is to be the best in the world? they know the worst in the world. and in he cannot pull the wool over our eyes. any more south africa is fixable. we have a glorious country here. we inhibited fantastic infrastructure. we can fix all the, the n c is bankrupt, morally and financially. it cannot do so. it will not do so. it needs to be

put out of power. it's almost 30 years since this glorious movement came into powered south africa. it is sullied its soul. by itself. it needs to be jettisoned . and if they learn will hallelujah, malaysia's prime minister on why abraham has won a vote of confidence in parliament days after he was chosen. busy for a 2nd term in office, abraham was asked by malaysia's king to form a coalition government after november's contested general election. the vote is expected to cement his hold on power and give political stability to malaysia. for more on this that spring in florence louis who's in cologne, poor. hello, there, florence. why is this particular step in parliament significant? well thieves result of the confidence vote is largely as many analysts had

predicted that on what would be able to win the vote of confidence easily. and this is partly because just on friday, he had signed an agreement, party leaders from his unity government had signed a corporation packed, saying they will, and show that his administration is able to complete a full 5 year term. and they want to ensure political stability. now this is important, malaysia has experienced political and state instability since 2020 and also there was no clear winner in the elections. in november, the results returned a hung parliament for the 1st time in malaysian history and on what had said that he would hold a confidence vote on the 1st day that parliament convened to prove he has majority support. and now he has won the vote of confidence. it was through a simple voice vote after a debate in parliament. this will give him a clara mandate going forward now, but he still faces many challenges ahead. he will have to steer the country through a and expected global economic slowdown next year. he will have to unite and

increasingly polarized nation with divisions in race and religion. he'll also have to check rising with just extremism and he's not expected to be given an easy ride by the opposition. they've already turned down his proposal of a unity government and dismissed the confidence throat as a gimmick. all right, we appreciate the update as always, florence low. we live for stay in color them poll. taliban fighters have stormed a jolly northwest in pakistan, frame prison. it's. i'm taking security stuff. health finch authority say the center holds individuals involved in terrorism related offenses. in a video message, the hostage takers demanded to be taken to us chemist on the provincial government says, soldiers and special forces have now surrounded the building. and an operation is under way. let's bring in command honda who's in islam of ab forrest come out. tell us more about those responsible for this attack, including reports and dozens of taliban fighters are involved

in lay this particular day which belongs to the county. chatter them, department located and a highly secure area where then by new which is the capital of that district by new knowledge. a pattern late many by day, the day that he get dollar bon focused on are being and they were being and get a gated highly sick gil facility during that and dedication, according to the report that we have received that day one of the day. but to grab an gun, den headed horse daisy fisher to day one of the interrogators and. busy every one night is also to lay down their weapons. i'll freeze many of the people who have been arrested said he gets out of on buckets on fight do every day

for the day of god. then don't go with the in dire come found military pressure for did and the security. busy have now gordon and all the area there, the news black out, the places in the lockdown residents have been told not to move out of their record in case the god of fear, that there may be an escalation dog. and also, according to the provincial government, in order to come to some sort of a negotiated settlement. so indeed, their 10 standoff date and bundle. all right, make sure you keep us across. any developments come on the height of a in islam event to india, where thousands of farmers protesting in new delhi. they said the government has not fulfilled its promises, protectors and demanding more subsidy and support from the government as well as better prices they produce. having the towel has more from the demonstration in new

jersey, it's a massive show of strength, of farmers here are they want to send a strong message to the government. housing of them have gathered acktis valley in the heart of new jelly. interestingly, this protest, this valley has been called by a union that is. 2 closely affiliated with the governing bgp. now, broadly speaking, there are 2 issues over here. one is the set of core demands. farmers want the government to guarantee them better prices for they produce the see that costs have gone up for lasers more expensive fuel is more expensive. on the other hand, their incomes have fallen so they're really feeling the squeeze over here. the 2nd issue is that off promises, you know, you may remember that farmers took out a yard long flow test against 3 agriculture laws that were passed by the governing bgp. in september 2020 pharma said that those laws benefited big corporations and

actually home them. those laws will eventually repeat last year, and the farmers retreated, but the farmers did bring out a set of demands, and they say that those demands haven't been met. now on the other hand, the government says it is looking into those demands. it has formed a committee, but some farmers unions have boy coach those meetings because they have all those meetings. in cynthia let the 3rd variable at k over here, and that is upcoming national elections. it will be heading for elections in mid 2024. so heading into election year experts say they're not sure whether there will be any solid agree policy that will address pharmacy concerns. but farmers do want to capitalize on this and make sure that they can really push the government into passing policies that actually help them at a time when they are really hurting a palestinian french human rights. lawyer expelled from israel, says his deputation is part of the program of ethnic cleansing. seller ha marie has

worked as a legal representative for palestinian prisoners is around. the government accuses him of having ties to a band group. on sunday, he was deported to france. despite objections from the government in paris is to continue with it. is due in jerusalem for i really resist. again, this decision, i will continue my right with this occupation. north korea says it's months away from completing the development of a spy satellite stamp media says an important test was conducted on sunday. young young is aiming to finish the project by april. south korean military says it's carefully analyzing the details along with the us to cotton, give order. it is a liddy. it's not appropriate for us to mention every single public report on north

korea. however, based on the detection data, the south korea, u. s. intelligence authorities assessment remains unchanged that north korea launched a quasi medium range ballistic missile yesterday. specific details have been comprehensively analyzed by south korean and u. s. intelligence authorities regarding north korea's recent massage development. argentina is a national, so phone team members are on their way home after winning the world cup in a thrilling final right here in durham, france on pain of he says, the game and a tree all up to extra time. thousands of fans packed the straits me loose sales stadium to gach, catching glimpse of the winning team is a crowning moment from campus. captain leno messy delivering a title for antenna path that was watching all the action of the stadium where curtains came down on the 4 waste sporting extravaganza ah, or glittering clar back to what the president of p for called the best world cup.

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bessie alongside barracuda. at last the very bit. he had baby destiny for the 1st time. he kicked up all thought about that. so little message, argentina found by saudi arabia in the opening match ends with him. lifting the world cup after farley achieving his dream, of winning footballs ultimate price, and for the told him an organizer, other people have caught our baker not back on 4 weeks. what i took on the challenge of hosting for both biggest party and julie delivered ra pop our al jazeera, i've been to say our. com expedia in doha. ah, you're watching al jazeera, these are the headlines this hour to london. high court has ruled the british government's plan to send asylum sake as to what one dash is legal plan deportation . policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge harry force. it was at the high court for the judgment.