all magic stories and the children throw stones at me erects last generation on al jazeera, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions. from our london broadcast center. on our 0 off to weeks of talks e u energy ministers reach an agreement to cap rush and gas prices. ah, hello, i'm marianna massey and london. you're watching alger 0 also coming up on the program . you k court rules plans to send asylum seekers to rolanda are legal, but that people do to be deported. need to have their cases reconsidered.

safeguarding upon its bio diversity, a landmark plan is agreed by almost $200.00 of the worlds governments and argentina is up to well, come now well, come willing team hon ah hello and welcome to the program and g ministers from the european union of agreed to implement a cap on gas prices, the decision to keep prices at a $108.00 euros per megawatt hour comes after months of negotiations. you members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs amid concerns about shortages in supplies. block has been trying to reduce its reliance on russia for gas after moscow invaded ukraine. the price cap will kick in from the middle of february out

there is dominic kane has more. in this now from berlin. you get a sense of how unlikely this agreement seemed for many weeks. in fact, some would say several months when you hear what the relevance check minister, the track government has the presidency of the year at the moment. and they have been driving these negotiations. you get a sense of their reaction to this agreement. when you hear what use of secular had to say to reporters after the meeting broke up. and other mission impossible accomplished. and as it is in the movie a series. this last. ready was probably the most difficult one. i am proud that the chick presidency finally solved the last piece or far the of the energy puzzle. once again, we have proved that her d e. o. can deliver points here to remember is that there were several different

sides to this. on the one side you had the germans, the austrians, the dutch, who really were not sure about the value that a price cap could have and would bring this idea of a fixed financial value for each megawatt hour. and then on the other hand, you have or is one of the other sites you had several southern mediterranean e, u member states who really were as it were crying out for some degree of help. the greek minister, last week in brussels had said this was ground 0 for greek citizens, but also e. u citizens. the commission, the ear commission, had wanted $275.00 euros per megawatt hour to be the price cap. the fact that it has been dropped to 180 gives you an idea of the lengths that everyone has had to go to to find this compromise. remember also that this is not going to be in operation actually effectively until the 15th of february. but point to they're trying to stress all of these, that this is

a weapon they can use to try to deal with what they consider to be the worst parts of russia's war with ukraine in so far as e u. member states are concerned. well that's cause to alley hush him in the russian capital mosque. and as you're hearing there alley, these talks among you ministers caused a great deal of tension over how it would affect the security of existing energy supplies. what has been the response from the kremlin to europe's move this morning? i'm actually the russian officials have been over the past few days, commenting on the possibility of having such such a decision. but today, the major pascall this, the crumbling spokes person said that the decision is on acceptable and that russia is preparing an appropriate response to this decision. however,

he did not really reveal what's this response re, a predicted that there might be a more elaboration or details from russian officials, including president bruton, or foreign minister love robot. till the moment there is no clear decision on this . so it's just that the, the, they think it's on acceptable and that there are going to have their own also measures out present. redeemer putin has been speaking with alexander lucas, shank, of bella roost. this is important obviously, that the 2 countries are close allies and this comes just a mid fears that possibly batteries could be used to launch attacks on ukraine. well, add the goods in and, and lucas shinkel who i had a rasa just few minutes ago. i mean, almost an hour ago, and during this presser,

they said that both of them a stress that they are working right now on creating what they described as a unified space military space. and that the russian military is going to continue doing a military exercises with its burleson a partner, and that both of them are going to work on developing their weapons. this is one another issue is that ration or pilots are going to train beller or see a better ocean pilots. and this is on the military side also on the sanctions, western sanctions booth and said that both countries are together facing this and confronting these sanctions. however, he commented on what he described as rumors that russia is trying to absorb, biller will see, and he said that this is not, this is not accurate,

and this is not what roches is looking for, and it's sort of what they're planning to do. however, lucas shinkel said that it's true that russia can do without beller, bella, russia, however, beller was yes, as in car capable of continuing without the support of, of russia. and many other issues were, were, were discussed. and this and this meeting, however, it was a significant that the russian president commented on yesterday's out. walk comp final and i thought saying that he, i called the argentinean president and congratulated him for the win. all right, thank you. i much, allie. hashem, reporting to us from oscar. ah land hi court. his rule, the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is legal. the deportation

policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. the court also ruled this 8th individual asylum seekers used to be deported. must have their cases reconsidered. high force reports the governor london's high court refugee campaigners awaiting the ruling on legal challenges to the british governments. stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k, automatically to rwanda, to have their claims processed. and if successful to be settled, for the most part, the judges found in favor of the government. though justice lewis writing, we have concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to wander and to their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda rather than the u. k. however, the home secretary must consider properly the circumstances of each individual claimant. the court ruled that had not been done in the case of 8 individual asylum seekers whose deportation,

her wonder was cooled off in june. after the european court of human rights intervened, people will have watched as to, as we carefully to day. and they will know now that there is a legal route open to them to challenge any of the decisions made by the home office. and between that situation and the possibility of appeals moving forwards, no one should think that this litigation is going away any time she certainly allowing individuals to challenge deportation to ruined up would undermine the government's claim that the policy would deter them from trying to get to the u. k . in the 1st place, this year, the number of people making the short but dangerous crossing from france is up more than a 3rd at around 45000 people. speaking in latvia, britain's prime minister, welcome the ruling. well, i want to deliver is a system whereby if you come to the u. k. illegally, you will not have the right to stay and we will be able to return you to your own country if it's safe or a safe alternative. like rolanda, that's a common sense position. i think of the vast majority of the british public. it's my position and that's why i want to deliver as prime minister,

the various organizations who are challenging the government policy have of course expressed a deep disappointment at this ruling. but they're also saying that the road is far from run on an individual basis. asylum seekers will still be able to challenge that deportations to rwanda. and as far as the generic decision is concerned, they may well be grounds for appeal. i welcome the judges from the high court to day. the british i'm secretary, has in the post cold for britain to leave the european convention on human rights to allow it more freedom to act. if any appeal against this ruling were to succeed in the european court, it would leave her colleague the prime minister, who studiously avoided that question with a difficult decision to make harry force it out 0, london. out dutch punished the mart returns, issued a historic apology for his country's raoul, and till 150 years of slavery. it comes as a debate of reparation for those affected his growing clothing efforts to return. looted art, or for many descendants, an apology isn't enough. as 30

a car report to labor expense, nearly 150 years after abolishing slavery, the netherlands has apologized for its role in the state of trade. from the 17th to the 19th century dutch colonize was kidnapped and estimated 600000 african men, women and children, and ship them to south america and slaving them on plantations. they were not alone . several european empires traded in millions of human lives for humbler. from the ne launches. today, i apologize on behalf of the dutch government to the actions of the dutch date in the past, from my post them asleep to all enslaved people who have suffered from that act worldwide to their daughters and sons into the descendants felt that he had an apology. comes month after the recommendation of an advisory panel set up by the government after worldwide protests against the murder of american george floyd,

and 2028. described the slave trade as crimes against humanity. the ongoing impact for descent and the netherlands formerly abolished slavery in 18. 63. but the practice lasted another decade in its territories, including sir in him to day. 60 percent of the population of the tiny caribbean country lives below the poverty line. groups from former colonies have criticized the timing of the apology, calling it hurried, and how fostered with a lack of consultation. writes campaigners say, more needs to be done to address racism in dutch society. they point to the practice of blackface during the festive season, where people dress up as the christmas characters warranty peace, which translates as black peas. prime minister rata says more than $200000000.00 will be allocated to awareness campaigns and $29000000.00 to opening a slavery museum. for many descendants of slaves,

it's just not enough. human rights watch says, a true reckoning requires reparations, including restitution compensation and rehabilitation. but for now, the dutch government isn't willing to go that far. ferdy, a car out, his era us house select committee investigating last year storming of capitol hill is holding its final public carrying out of the release of its final report on wednesday. panel has been seeking to find if former president donald trump and his team plotted to overturn the 2020 presidential election result a could potentially recommend criminal charges against him. mike, hannah is falling developments he joins me live now from capitol hill. just tell us what's being discussed right now. how are these, how these talks progressing? while right now, the committee is about to elaborate the criminal charges that it will recommend against the former president. these are

a number of charges that the committee is going to recommend, including inciting an insurrection, obstructing congress, a slouch of recommendations that will be made by the committee. now this is its 11th and final meeting. the committee closes or basically shuts down on january. the 3rd, when the republican dominated house take over, but this is its final act. what it is doing today is summarizing those charges that it will be recommending and its final report, which will be released on wednesday as the, to our large meeting, symbolic the committee itself as no ability to bring a criminal charges. however, what it will be doing is referring these charges to the department of justice, which will then go on its own course to decide what to do. and actually might. we're now hearing that the house committee is recommending that federal prosecutors do bring criminal charges against one president, trump,

for conspiring to defraud the u. s. government. so they are recommending criminal charges against for president, for assisting insurrection. they say, indeed, yes, these are the charges that i was just mentioning, which are now being outlined by members of the committee. what now happens is that these letters of referral are sent to the justice department. the justice department will look at this decide whether it is going to take action in terms of what the committee recommends or whether and this is an important point. one must remember that the justice department is conducting its own investigation into the activities of former president trump in terms of denying the election result. there has been a special council appointed at jack smith and he will be looking at all these details as the justice department decides whether or not to bring criminal charges

. but certainly, the recommendation by the committee may be very persuasive in terms of what the justice department does. it could also be very persuasive in terms of the political future of the form, the president, given the fact that a house committee has now recommended that criminal charges be brought. also, of course, as the public aspect to this, in terms of a man who insists that he is going to run for another term as president. what the impact of that would be among the public who are now getting knowledge of criminal charges being recommended against people and the president. so this is certainly unprecedented as a hearing culminating now in these recommendations to be handed over to the justice department. all right for now. thank you very much, mike. kind of bring us all that i just on capitol hill. going to renew much more on the program after a quick break, including this story to it's a uses waiting to see if your muscle stepped down after calling his glass in an online vote.

ah ah. rain is pouring in to flood hid areas of portugal in spain. however, one hears the details on tuesdays. it spreads further east seem to really see the divide between this right in the thick of it, lower temperatures, madrid, 13, but ahead of it and a bad day in valencia, suns out the hive 20 degrees. that wet and windy weather. also funneling in to ireland and britain, but again, energy is moving eastward into france to low countries in scandinavia, some downpours around paris, and look at that scandinavia temperatures on the plus side. but a week ago we were talking about snow storms in this area. quite the wind through the aegean, that's not bad temperatures in athens to single digits. run of rain through cypress . the co c is coming in at 21 degrees on tuesday. central europe then in there,

so showers moving eastward, some showers in warsaw. but i think it's gonna be snowing key of the high of to decrease top end of africa quite accept sandstorm mornings across a huge swath of mauritania, including the capital walk shut in some pretty nasty weather across. not only madagascar, but through the mozambique channel central mozambie. and then there's been a lot of rain falling in. harry and lusaka starting to dry off though for the western cape province in south africa, kicked town. have 24 degrees for you on tuesday, sir, later. ah ah ah

oh, a welcome back look at the main stories of following the european union energy ministers of agreed to implement a cap on gas prices. they'll be kept to under in a 2 years. but that's why go our members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs for marsh's invasion of ukraine. the u. k is high causes role governments trying to send asylum seekers or a one to is legal. a deportation policy was suspended in june off to a last minute challenge. and us all makers investigating the january 6 capital

right have recommended the federal prosecution to bring for criminal charges against for president donald trump, including for assisting and insurrection the house, select committees holding its final public carrying head of the east of its report on wednesday. now another wave of russian attacks has hit the ukrainian capital. keith, ukraine's military says it's shot down 15 drones on monday morning government. his rushing to restore power to several fifties after russian strikes destroy parts of the countries energy grid. charles traffic reports on this now from keys. the torchlight guide shoppers along with shelves, roches, almost nightly bombardment of ukraine's electricity and energy infrastructure leads millions of ukrainians. spend much of their daily life in the dark. victoria shopping with a 3 year old son daniel. they flit fighting near their home in the care of san

region in april, given akila, establishing and the authority has tell us they've stabilized the electricity situation. and then there's another attack. it's been like this for the last 2 months. this week. he's got used to the darkness and importantly, he's not afraid. we have no choice. we have to get through this emergency services battle fires across cube and various locations throughout the country after another russian bombardment, early monday morning. this home was completely destroyed in a village close to caves by one of 30 so called kamikaze drones. ukrainian military says it intercepted william for a vaguely shackleton forgot all because we got used to what is happening. it's scary, thoughts of possibly becoming homeless is terrifying. everyone is scared, but we are bearing at sampling with the k. maria and denise have to carry their 2

and a half year old son david up the stairs to their apartment on the 13th floor. because electricity is down again. so the elevator doesn't work. 10 days after the invasion, as russian forces advanced towards their apartment, blocking european, they fled to the netherlands and then france. they have only recently returned. maria calm puts her son in bed. she tries to send him to sleep. denise has put plastic sheeting over the windows for additional protection against the sub 0 winter temperatures. the cessna also no just no, it's pretty hard. but we try not to complain because we think of our soldiers living in the trenches in dismal conditions. but on one occasion, we didn't have electricity for 2 days lives. they had seattle, so yes, it's cold. sometimes the child is coughing, it's winter. but we can get through this. we wait for spring and victory. not until

nearby is one of thousands of heated tents with generators put up in recent weeks where people can get warm and charge their devices as work continues around the clock to fully restore electricity and heating across the country. roches drone and miss, i'll attacked targeting ukraine's energy infrastructure are happening with increasing frequency. and that means that many people in neighborhoods like this one face another night without heating and in the dark cha strafford al jazeera give. ah argentine as well champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling, well cut finals in the tournaments 92 year history. a beat france on penalties after game ended 3 all after extra time. thousands of fans pack 3 is neither a sales stadium encountered to watch the winning team's parade. it's

a 1st welcome title for capital captain leno, messy and a 3rd overall for argentina. he also received the golden rule as the tournaments best player. while trays of bows been following this story since last night, actually since before that joins us now from his iras. oh, we just have a bit of a dodgy connection, but obviously preparations are well on the way and electric atmosphere there. in argentina, it really was a hard for nail biting. final match described is one of the best well cut finals ever. teresa rinsing images of people partying all night long. how eager are they to welcome that team home? well, everyone here woke up with a very big smile. i was walking through the streets of when a side is and people were singing and chanting. they continued with a celebration throughout the night and into the morning because even though they

were not partying, everyone was happy. this country has been struggling with a crisis with inflation among many other things and definitely winning the world cup has given people a break, at least for a few days. i'm here right outside the argentine football association in essays in the city of in a site. this is just not far away from the airport, where the national team and unit messy will be arriving later on today. and people have already started to arrive here to wait for the steam that has given them so much happiness. we were talking to people here who, who say that during l. missy is an example for this country. let's not forget that messy has been compared with dig on my loaner throughout his life, saying that he had failed in a way to deliver a world cup like the have on my own. i did back in 1986 that completely changed on, on sunday. and now there's complete devotion for messy. they say that he's an example for this country. an example of per severence, a family man. i football legend, an international star that has been trying for 20 years to win

a world cup. he's an example for many of the children that are coming here who dream of being football players themselves. so way on right now is right outside this training. this is the place where the national team is going to be spending the night. it's completely surrounded by thousands of security forces. we know that thousands of people are expected to come here and they're going to be accompanying the national team towards the center of when a site is towards the obelisk. that's where the main celebrations happened on sunday night. there's a lot, lot of concerned about the possibility of incidence of violence and that's why there's lots of security here. but people are saying that so far the situation has been relatively peaceful. let's not forget back in 2020 when they go mad. alona passed away, people took over the national palace, the presidential palace. they ended up swimming inside a fountain inside the presidential palace. so of course there's concern about what will happen with thousands of people take to the streets once again,

not only did tonight, but also on tuesday when the big celebrations are expected. we know that the national team is going to head towards the center of when a site is. it's not clear yet whether they're going to meet with president alberta, fernandez. the president himself did not travel to carter, mostly because of superstitions. argentinian are very superstitious. you know, most politicians have not, did not want to attend to welcome afraid of being blamed that if i didn't tina last, they could have had something to do. so the president stayed here and it's not clear yet whether the national team will be meeting him. but yes, we do know that we're going to be celebrating in the center of when a site is and thousands and thousands of people are going to be joining them. thank you very much. there is a been going is iris when nearly 200 nations of agreed a landmark deal to protect the planet, united nations cult 15 by diversity conference in canada. a cornerstone of the deal

is the so called 30 by 30 goal a place to protect 30 percent of the world's lands and oceans by 2030. can't you only 17 percent of terrestrial and 10 percent marine areas of protected, developed nations of agreed to finance by diversity projects in the developing world. they've placed a secure $20000000000.00 a year until 202530 1000000000 for the next 5 years. deal fall is days of intense negotiations. call 15 summit in montreal at been regarded by many environments. this is the last chance to put nature on a path to recovery. will be un deal aims to protect vital ecosystems, including coral reefs, which provide habitats for marine life, as well as food and income for millions of people. but many reefs are on the threads out there is catherine sawyer, reports from southern kenya. now, where one fishing community is trying to reverse the decline of its coral reef, in the indian ocean,

a garden is being grown under water. this conservation is spent most of their days nurturing and tending to corals that have been damaged. the fishing community of cor witten had set aside this space to save struggling corals and bring them back to life. lead down mom must sit, is one and borrow mentalist who's helping with this loss of coral. you're also looking at wave action. for example, from things like synonymy and high tide auction, that goes away putting coastal communities settlements at risk. 25 percent of the world's marine life leaves among coral reefs, routed to the ocean floor. the corals that you can tell from their color, it's going to take many years to replant others and repairing the damage that has been caused. it's hard work being able to take out artificial design

them into the water, clean those. look at the health as they are. great, so it's an everyday thing. it's intensive. it's been 6 years since people here started restoring life in this waters. they said and now seeing more fish and businesses are doing better. so i got my home, i saw higher men, sometimes i catch for octopuses. it takes me a while, because i have to rush to beat the high tide. on average, i make about $10.00 a day. my saw many of those who hand the garden, i'll for month fishermen. they say what they're doing is working towards numbers are rising, the community is thriving. catherine saw all the 0 can leafy county. twitter uses a vote, a veil on master step down as the platform c e o. on the 1000000000. i ran a pole and said he respect the results.