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this is al jazeera ah alarms the whole robin and you're watching the al jazeera news of life, and doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes, i hope for peace in the democratic republic of congo. the m $23.00 says it's handing over some territory on the outskirts of gober to a regional force. the final report on the january 6th, the tag called u. s. capital is released outlining wide form of president donald trump should face criminal charges. also, north korea denies us reports that its supplying weapons to a russian masonry group for use in ukraine. i'm full brennan, on a picket line of london heathrow airport. where a walk out by for a force offices threatens, you haven't chaos for hundreds of thousands of people. and in sport, manchester city are off to winning thought after the world cup,

rolling hand getting on discourses to al vh dumped and liverpool out of the lee cup . ah, welcome to the news are the m $23.00. our group in the democratic republic of congo says it's withdrawing from some a tree as a goodwill gesture. the faintest say, thou give a position in the northeastern city of columbus regional peace talks commission. m . 23 is widely understood to be backed by wonder. an allegation that kigali denies . east african leaders have been pushing for an end to the conflict that's false. hundreds of thousands of people from their homes since october. now, the un peacekeeping mission in the d. r. c is the biggest in the world. again, it's been unable to prevent attacks by armed groups in 23 is more than 100, or has more than a 100 based in the eastern congo. and it's a merge that more than

a decade ago when find to seize the city of go on the border with rwanda, they say that they are defending the interests of the ethnic to see minority in 2013 the congolese army and you in back forces defeated the m 23. i'm just fighters fled to wonder and you can. the $23.00 splintered into several factions, but early this year to them united to launch the latest offensive. well, joining me now line from gamma is reagan, be a conflict analyst? the key, the security track, a good have you with us live on al jazeera, so a goodwill gesture or tactical retreat, it may have to say, but we know that they bed that them big when they go and did you did the full i. so we hope that that we respect both engagement.

it just seemed that's a great deal of pressure being exerted on rwanda with the french and the u. s. weighing in on their analysis thing that could god, he should stop supporting and 23. is this a factor in the withdrawal because it seems that the heat is all president paul cook. army yes. one more month. the weekend because of the coming from different government. but we know from the last 3 weeks, so spread out from the us government by growth. so we hope that. 7 also because of these reports, when the advent from from the us show that there is

good so that there is a bit you yes. so i think that the only thing that, that my fresh job, it shows it's creating that doesn't get you free is willing now to make, i just do this. you get these guys in days of it. how do you assess than the piece towards being broke? they don't go around right now. they do seem to be making headway, don't they? more than any other sort of conversation that's been had around this issue in the years that have passed. yeah, i. ringback in some way and then there we go. was they were asking was m just asking him

discussion. so why did it get that's why so that those are the other issues. we are not sure that. ringback we just, we broke down, bless you still keep on by mark blade. when you do that for the last couple of months. indeed, it's very fluid situation. so, you know, let's just reagan the very joining us from guy, but thanks for joining us on al jazeera. thank you so much. i know the congressional panel investigating masters capitol hill attack has released its final report, declaring the blame lies with one man. donald trump, the hearings into how the insurrection on january the 6th happened on who was responsible focus mostly on the role played by the former president, alexandra by as reports to record. the january 6th committee has cemented its place

in the history books, the combination of 18 months of work, more than 1000, witness testimonies, and more than a 1000000 pages of evidence summarized in an 845 page report. this is uncharted territory or the united states for the department of justice to actually weigh whether or not to break charges against donald trump. the report details how then president donald trump carried out a plan to overturn the 2020 presidential election result from knowingly disseminating false information. to pressuring the vice president, members of congress and local and federal officials, he failed then summoned a mob of his supporters to washington and did nothing to stop them as they attacked the capital for more than 3 hours. committee members were unanimous in their conclusion. one man cause the january 6th attack donald trump,

and they've made clear he must be held accountable. earlier this week, they formerly accused the former president of inciting insurrection and other crimes, and recommended he faced criminal prosecution. the justice department is conducting its own investigation and the committee hopes its findings will be a roadmap for the special council heading that process. trump has dismissed what he says are faked charges as an attempt to block his white house run into years. time . analysts say it's a significant moment for us politics. this is unprecedented. we're talking about a former us president and also a candidate for the president of the united states in 2024. even though this is non binding. this certainly puts pressure on the justice department to actually weigh this evidence against the former president. republicans will take control of congress in the new year,

almost certainly putting an end to any further congressional investigations into the insurrection. now ensuring accountability for the attack and the decision to press charges lies solely with the department of justice. alexandra buyers, al jazeera, vladimir putin, his accuse washington, the fighting and indirect war against russia and ukraine is in ukrainian soldiers instead of its own. while the russian president also dismissed the patriot missile defense system pledged by washington dc because it's a pity for the regarding patriot missiles. it's a relatively old system. it doesn't work as well as our s 300. nonetheless, those who confronting us say this is a defensive weapon. well, ok, but they will always be an antidote. so the people who are doing this are doing it in vain. it's just prolonging in the complex, that's all. while it fits charles trumpet, correspondent in key, let's just talk about this air defense system and how the capital is actually

preparing to defend itself over this winter period. was very interesting yesterday. so we were out filming as part of the story that we're building on the kind of a defense efforts ukrainians are making around cave and the wider country. and what we saw was an incredible level of organization. and it's huge. yes. but certainly a multi layered system, we will give an access to what the ukrainians describe as mobile defense systems. and what struck us the most was the age of some of the weapons that they were using . mainly heavy machine guns, some bolted onto the back of trucks. this particular unit was basically part. so they say of a wider network and on receiving alerts of an imminent attack by some of these, these kind of calls he drones and cruise missiles, then they'd be able to track these drones, approaching,

at least not the crews. there's no way that i have a machine gun can take it down a cruise missile to follow these drones and take them down. we know that the ukraine is, have been very successful by and large intersecting many of these chemicals, drones and cruise missiles. but we also know that he's had these bombardments have had a devastating attack results, consequences on the kind of energy infrastructure here, there are millions of people still across the cave region and the wider country who are enduring rolling blackouts and heating problems. because the storage is, cannot get electricity to them on a 24 hour basis. and in the last 24 hours or so, ukraine's energy minister has said that they're not going to be able to restore the full capacity of for working order of ukraine's electrical grid system until the summer. and we are fully expecting more attacks by the russians targeting this

infrastructure. now of course, as we know, that have been big contributions, more contributions by western countries in recent recent days and weeks, most notably from the americans to try and bolster these a defenses. when in fact those kind of systems will arrive and of course the complexity of training ukrainians to use them it's, it's debatable and it's a big question as to when they are going to be ready to be use. so the situation here is still in crisis mode, as i say with a prospect anytime of more tags, of course is one of the many concerns that keith has the name and charles and just bring us up to speed on what we know in terms of what's going on around back, move to the moment. yes. so that city buck, mood, a city that the ukrainians now a cooling a meat grinder because of the intensity of the fighting the incredible war of

treaty of attrition. we know that buck moved is being forward over intensely for the last few months. we also know that the russians have made very little gains there, but certainly the ukrainian military authority to say that on a daily basis, they're getting probing attacks from the russians from the north and the south of mood as they try and in circle the city. we seen incredible footage of close, close combat st by street fighting trench warfare. we know that the russians are using what's hillary, they're using heavy motors and as strikes in order to try and push forward in the city. the reason why is important is because ministry analysts will tell you that it would give russians a clear path to attacking the 2 largest cities still in ukrainian control in the don't it's region those cities of criminals and sla janski's. it's safe to say though that since those big games were made by the ukrainians and the

counter offensive in september. so it has reached a bit of a stalemate in that area. and of course, that comes at a time when you crane in military establishment, very concerned about what they describe as a potential when offensive being planned by russia. just some, some, some information also from an area along the dorm nets and the guns regional borders. that's north of that city of buff. this is an area that we visited a couple of months ago. a town called towards gay, which was a new front line in that area, close to a town called camina, which the russians control. now the ukrainians took control of tools, guys to say a couple of months ago. the crime in storage is now claiming that they have liberated a couple more villages, north of tools k. so we also know that intense fighting along the borders of don't ask and new guns. charles struck the towards the in key. thanks, charles. well,

the head of the russian private military company, the wagner group, has dismissed us report that its received a north korean arm shipment. gang has also denied sending the weapons, but us national security spokesmen. john kirby says intelligent shows at north korea and rockets and missiles into russia for use by the mercenaries in ukraine. north korean officials have said publicly that they would not support russia's war and ukraine, and yet here they are delivering arms to wagner, indirect violations of un security of un security council resolutions. and we're going to raise these violations with the security council alongside of our allies and partners. and of course, we condemn north korea's actions. and we urge north korea to cease these delivers delivers to wagner immediately rather than jordan has more from washington d. c. the white house did confirm on thursday that north korea did sell weapons to the wall near group of which is essentially

a private russian military operation, acting on behalf of the government and moscow inside the ukraine. the usaa is very, very angry about this development. there are plants at the un security council to bring the matter up because it does represent a violation of un security council resolutions involving north korea's behavior on the world stage. as well as out trying to bring up new concerns about the behavior of iran, which has also been providing military support, particularly in the form of drones to russia as it continues its invasion of ukraine. the position here at the state department is that tom, north korea needs to be held to account. but beyond an extensive us sanctions, regime officials here don't want to get into any more specifics about what else could be done to try to curb the behavior of pyongyang in this

a war south. chris military says knolls, gray has 5 to short range ballistic missiles towards the sea, off its eastern coast. now the weapons are said to have been fired from the soon on area. the report comes days after the north launch 2 other missiles. phil young has conducted an unprecedented number of tests this year. i was ready please have shot that a palestinian man in the city of coffee cos in the occupied westbank, according to authorities aren't health officials, israeli officials say name, but dia attempted to run over and shoot security personnel in the city is ready. please also say to offices what injured in the incident and take him to hospital hollister, the immediate reports that his family has accused israeli police of killing the man in cold blood. still had here all the al jazeera news or the u. s. braces for what's been called a bomb side clone. and the coldest christmas in decades is all we hear

from the table top us arsenal had our b premier league restart. that's all coming up later in the, our ah hospitals in southwestern china or was that they're overwhelmed with cove at 19 patience as infections rise. this hospital lobby in john king has been converted into a makeshift covey. 19 ward, under the roof of the facility is filled with patience on ivy drips cases. the surgeon, china after the government began easing restrictions this month. following a wave of protests, asada pisec is from the university college london. she says, china is vulnerable to a major outbreak. there is an immunity gap due to the 0 cover policy, which means that the majority of the population has not yet been exposed. and we do

have an elderly population that been backing hesitant and it's been difficult to get the home grown vaccine available to this population. so those 2 factors mean that over 60 percent of the population can be hit in the next 90 days. and it's going to be very difficult to combat the tidal wave of covered 19 in the wake of what has been really a 3 years of quite severe cubic restriction. but some described as draconian, but it did in fact prevent many deaths. and we're seeing sort of the, almost the consequences that success now because there are many people that will be experiencing who would for the 1st time. so i think that there's also an issue here that we could see not, not just myself, but other models predict that over 1000000 people. i could end up dying from cove it as a result of not just this way, but the consequent waves that will emerge from the current outbreak. india is

randomly testing international travelers, travelers full, coven, 19 as they arrive at his add ports. health officials are looking for new variance of creative iris. bobby metal has moved from new delhi. the message from the government is clear, precaution is better than kill. and also the alarming reports of the outbreak in china as well as the optic in cases and several other countries. the government is stepping up precautions. it has also all states to be on an alert. now, many of these measures are pretty standard. we seen them through the course of the pandemic. so regarding air travel, there is no flight band, but about 2 percent of all incoming international travelers are being tested at random at airports. the government is also specifically tracking the b s 7 very, and that's fueling the outbreak in china and has all states to send positive samples for sequencing. now there is no mass monday net nationally,

but the state of karnataka has now reinstated a mass monday indoors. there's also a renewed focus on vaccination now. 90 percent, almost all of the legible population in india has received both doses, but only a quarter of those people have taken the books and those are the government is encouraging people to get that 3rd or 4th dose. now, since the beginning of the pandemic, india has reported the 2nd highest number of over 900 cases. but over the last few months, there has been a steady decline. this morning. number showed that overnight in the recorded fewer than 200 cases. but that all fears of what another such could do. tens of thousands of people have been displaced by flooding in malaysia after days of heavy monsoon reign. the northern states of clanton and having god, it also was tit landslides and floods of submerged roads, bridges,

houses. i'm called emergency services that 5 people have been killed, flown st. louis has more on how the flood through affecting people in the know wherein a village invested into and gone new state, one of the worst effected areas. nouns, the floods here, people say it was the worst in living memory. waters rose quickly. people barely had time to escape and get to relief centers. there's a river, not far from the village and heavy rains over the weekend had caused the river to burst its banks. you can see the extent of the damage caused by flood waters. houses completely destroyed. zinc roofs lie on the ground. trees have been up rooted water receded several days ago. so people have been able to return to begin the process of cleaning up. but rebuilding is going to take a lot longer, weeks, months even now people here say they have received some aid from volunteers and

also from the government. but it's still a long and difficult road ahead to replace what they've lost. at least 8 people have died in heavy snow storms and northwestern japan. the powerful weather system started on saturday. the snow drifts of course traffic chaos, disrupted railway service isn't cut to thousands of homes. more severe weather is forecast in the coming days. of it went to stall, was also sweeping across the us. now the snow and extremely cold weather coincides with the start of the holiday travel season. i think you'll have the latest for many wishing for a white christmas, but not like this. a massive storm is sweeping across the entire us. 75 percent of the population will be living with freezing temperatures by weeks. storm extreme, cold weather you can see on the map the estimated area. you know, as low as 50 degrees, where it said dark red kilo 0 days and threatening. this is really very serious

weather large here. it's a storm so big it has a name elliott, the ice apocalypse is coming on. the top concern the temperature on wednesday in wyoming, the temperature dropped 17 degrees celsius in just 9 minutes. meteorologist are predicting, the storm will soon get another name because of that. a bomb psych loan, that is when the atmospheric pressure drops at least $24.00 milla bars over 24 hours. the same pressure as a category 3 hurricane and it's going to be wide spread, sweeping down to the south as far as texas and other states that usually don't experience extreme cold. heavy snowfall will also be an issue with wind gusts expected in some places as high as 80 kilometers an hour that can create wider conditions and the potential for people to become trapped in their cars in temperatures that can be fatal. and it's coming right in the middle of the busiest

travel season of the year. thousands of flights have been canceled, hired stress hungry, just hopeless, honestly, the national weather service is calling this storm a once in a generation type of event for much of america, a white christmas, but the coldest one, it's been in for decades. patty call hain al jazeera. let's get more of this while we're the present a car leg and it seems the worst is yet to come. i think. yes, exactly, us president joe biden was not kidding when he said it's going to get very serious . now we want warnings out for about 2 thirds of the u. s. stretching from coast to coast border to border, and that's as that front has pushed its way through. it's now a deepening area of low pressure. it's still going to bring the worst of that, whether to the northeast and eastern areas of canada. now behind it, we've had this arctic last blow in dropping temperatures in record time for places like denver. now that trend is going to continue as that plunges its way further

south. now might not be minus $55.00 degrees celsius in parts of the planes would certainly going to feel like that. and that's thanks to the life threatening wind chill if skin is exposed to that could cause frost bite in under 10 minutes and a cold air. continuing down to the south, we could see minus 10 degrees celsius in parts of florida. now the worst of the winter weather is still to come for parts of the great lakes, as well as the scenario of canada and even the eastern seaboard as that system strengthens into the equivalent of a category to her. again, we're talking damaging when snow blizzards and even some flooding rains as well as a flash feet freeze for places like new york states under a state of emergency, the temperature dipping right down from new york city minus 6 degrees there. it's gonna be very cold, even if there is some recovery for the likes of places like florida. it's gonna be the cold as christmas in a very long time. you know, advice,

views in north america will be to rapid woman stay safe car. thanks very much with from kara later in the day. well, still ahead here on the news hour. i'm drawn in alabama where my workers who have been on strike for what do you mind? that's the longest strike in the states history with no end in sight. and as prisons, new motor proposed to deliver his 1st christmas speech, he looked back as of the eventful year for the royal family and the challenges ahead of his fall, the celebrations continued argentina following the country's world cut tribes. those details coming up here on the news. ah, with hello there looking a very merry across southern parts of europe as we go into the christmas. we can

lots of settled weather to be found here, but farther north and to the west. well unsettle conditions. continue on, we're gonna see cold air blow down across scandinavia, knocking temperatures down. now you'll see we've got those rounds of rain rolling in, bringing heavier falls to parts, britain and ireland, as well as northern areas of france. germany, so got the red warnings outs mornings out as well. the very north of spain, certainly into friday. and we will see a dusting of that snow on the outs. now that system is going to shift its way further east. the wetter weather turning into more wintry conditions for the baltics as well as some of the balkans like romania further south of this however, for takia as well as greece, much more mild conditions, clear skies and temperatures well above the average is spreading across the mediterranean. there for spain and portugal is while find the conditions, temperatures really picking up as we had to the south looking rather mild for much more central areas as well. have a look at this. we are going to see some of that cold start to drip down across

norway and sweden. if we have a look at the 3 day for stock, a minus for on saturday, some improvement on sunday, but still rather cloudy. that sure weather. ah, ah ah, ah ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence, and encourage creativity to shape tomato, ward for translation. and international understanding was founded to promote

translation and honor translators, and acknowledged a role in strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, ah ah, book about you watching out there and usa with makes the hell robin window hall reminder of our top stories. the and 23 armed group in the democratic republic of congo, says its withdrawing from some territory as a good will gesture. the fight to say they'll give up a position in the north east to a regional peace talks commission. the congressional panel investigating last

year's attack on the u. s. capital has released its final report recommending that dull trump be criminally charged. it says the former president, engaged in a conspiracy to overturn the results of the 2020 election russian private military company. the via, the group has dismissed report that it received a north korean army shipment. the us national security council says pyongyang sent rockets and missiles for use by mercenaries in ukraine. thousands of board of force staff are on strike in the united kingdom. a few days after similar action was taken by ambulance drivers and nurses that demanding a 10 percent pay increase in line with you k inflation, which is currently at 10.7 percent. let's get more this poll brendan, our correspondence joins us outside london heathrow airport, solid busiest airport in the world, and how bad will a disruption b, where you are,

especially at this very important time in the year will aid the border force officers who over walking out over 8 days over this christmas period, are the people who essentially check your pat sports when you arrive in the u. k. at arrivals here at heathrow. the number of flights that we're talking about somewhere in the region of $900000.00 passengers, would be arriving at heathrow during that period. in total, it's been estimated that some nearly $9000.00 flights and all the airports that are affected over this 8 day period. and that would amount to around $1700000.00 passengers. who will find that when they do land, they're facing big cues to actually get out through arrival through passport control, and that's wards that baggage, reclaim. it's just the latest in a series of strikes in private and public sector workers. as you mentioned, border force have been told by the government that public sector employees and

they've been told by the government they will get to percent as a pay rise on board. of course, not happy about that. inflation running a 10 percent as far as the mitigation efforts that border force executives are putting into place well, the executives are saying that safety and security is non negotiable. robust plans are in place that talking about drafting in members of the military and volunteer staff. people though, should be prepared for disruption, is the warning from border force chiefs is going to last 8 days and it's going to be quite significant. pull in the why the context for international views, the u. k is being hit by a number of strikes as we've just mentioned. it seems to be one after the other one industry after the other as well. yes. indeed. it's both private sector and public sector. i think the public sector in particular are feeling particularly puts upon that has been low wage growth in the u. k. in

the past decade. in fact, more than a decade. and in the last year, as inflation as prices have gone up so dramatically quickly, wage wages have not kept up with that increase. there's what's called a cost of living at crisis here in the u. k. and people are seeing that income falling further and further behind them to work even harder to maintain just just to tread water on. it's going across sectors, it's, it's the railway we're cuz we're probably the 1st out of the gates launching best try catch in during the summer. and, but we've also seen as you say, nurses, ambulance drivers, transport workers. now the board of force and nurses up, well supported by the public. and frankly, i think one of the crucial aspects will be what public sentiment will public opinion is towards the strike. as at the moment, a majority of people seem to support the strike as there is the belief that something that that pay rises are justified. and but as disruption continues,

it's going to be interesting to see how that public support for the strike is holds up. over in force there at heathrow, airport. thanks very much pull. well will, hatton is the president of the academy of social sciences enjoys. we now live from london, mr. in good to have you on the program. and just to put your parents in context for us here and al jazeera, you wrote a very incisive piece, a one of the united kingdom's, a for most major newspapers say, you know, you know your stuff, and our viewers should know that as well. so can i just begin with the warning signs of price is going up, has been evident as breaks it was implemented on the 31st of january, 2020, that kind of situation in the u. k. and what it's facing right now be blamed on the ukraine war, rising fuel prices, the cost of living strikes as the government would have us believe there, despite instability also in the pm's office. well, i mean, the, it is obvious that the ukraine war and the rising energy prices that have fallen

from it rather than price it in the u. k. as they have across the world immunization. i mean, to deny that would be kind of crazed. but the m in that is overlaid upon profound weaknesses that are self inflicted and are, you know, it's just as 30 which began in 2010 and with the incoming parish in government is going to slow burn. you can, can, you can cut cap or investment and you can squeeze the public sector in any country for a year or 2 or 3 without it having notable impact. but when you do it for more than a decade, ah, it starts to have the kind of follow i described in my garage ago in sunday, which by the way, it's not only me. i mean, if you've read it, it's an international program. this is you read the fragile times, you'll see there's a very powerful piece, kind of going beyond what i was saying. ah, on sunday i'm just putting together the statistics on investment. ah, ah,

they're just at the bottom of international li table and have been and has consequences. everything has consequences on and the life expectancy are which is stagnating and real wages, which is which are stagnating for now for a 12 years even longer. and in the public sector, it's very acute and the strikes at the country is experiencing our, our, you know, a people feel cornered and they feel, i got no shit to do what they're doing well. and so there we are. it is a jump in that i look if you like that if i can just jump in there, you say that regular from austerity, from 2010 successive conservative government and the coalition. while at that time, we're obsessed with tax cuts. those tax cuts came at a cost when it came to public service areas such as the end $8.00 chairs. and it said that they were making irrational decisions. what did, what do you mean by that? well, i mean the, the they could have been rational. if at the

same time and you ah, kind of understood that they were knock on consequences. i mean, nothing is there's no such thing as a free lunch. i mean what the, the current government and from 2010. ready onward the not only squeeze in a capital expenditure in the health service in education and other parts of the public sector. it also sprees wages, but it was also very keen and to cut taxes when it cut corporation tax. it, it can increase personal outs, is current to take you out of the income tax kind of, ah, paying income tax. and that was all meant to kind of shrink the state air and create incentives which would create economic growth. but actually in a growth kept falling and the it reached its combination with bricks it, which was a kind of, ah, the same kind of thinking, you know, we, we, if we, if we get out of your opinion, you will get out of all those burtons for expensive regulations and we can go even

further in this direction, or would we try to go in, in a right up until we leave your opinions. but actually what you end up with is you end up with the economy smaller, blessed fiscal fire power. and because you haven't got the tax base aah! because your economy is shrinking or not growing as fast as it would otherwise have done. and you end up childhood pose dramatic cuts in living standards on people like nurses, we nurses. ah, if i were to accept the current pair of your fo, which has been on, on the table for the british government and they're a real living standards will be at 121314 percent lower than they were and 1010. and it's gina, people just don't do people car fight back with the only tool they have, which is to withdraw their labor. indeed, it can either ask you than what your opinion is of, of public opinion in the u. k. right now, because a while the government thing that they are justifying that position in only offering so much and as a public sector pay increases, you have the public at large taking government ministers to task baki was taken to

task in a hospital ward earlier this week. from a mother whose child's treatment was was unable delayed in accessing the public are very much on the side was certainly the m a chest work with the nurses and doctors and the salary staff. and this is a very difficult argument for the government to actually justify, isn't it in the baby, maybe short or long term period? yeah, i mean, i think this is the, the, the, i, but it could be pretty fibral. i mean, i think that out at the moment it's been talking to you on the 0 just a chechen before christmas. i mean, it's extraordinary. i mean, and opinion polls support have a support for the nurse. is it 50? even 60 percent? and actually holding, holding at that level, and despite the probations, whether it would remain at that level in 2 months or 3 months time is not a matter. but you're, you're right. i mean, public opinion is. and again, i mean that, that the public has a sense that actually an, it's, ah, it's

a guy. you find this discussion a very alive now and the kind of right of british politics that, you know, am breaks it ukraine, covert or all of them have set us back at breaks. it is kind of in the, in the same is seen as a cover at the, as a similarly maligned thing that's happened to the country alongside ukraine and cove. it other is also says that i was increasing a parlor game we play or was being played at parties at christmas and you people, people are you, you're asked a name. can you think of one successful policy that the conservative government has ever introduced? the last 12 years and people can't think of one and seen are you, there is an on the other hand, you know, um, what this is doing is opening up prospects on the right here. this is, this is, this is new political party called reform, which is still in its infancy, but it's got surprising opinion poll support. so, you know, it's not that that,

you know, the labor party and the opposite chief opposition party may be the beneficiary of this be also may get a kind of drift to the right saying, you know, the concerted part is not rubbing enough of what we want is more right wing policies, which i think i would actually just make things matters worse here in the country. indeed, i would like to talk more with you. i missed that. not that i'm sure we'll get back on the program as time progresses. i thought we have run out of time, but really appreciate your insight into what's going on in the you can, i'm short highlights exactly what's going on in other countries around the world. thanks your time and i'll to soon thank you. thank you very much. like you thank you. no standoff between hundreds of workers in de mining company in the state of alabama is continuing 20 months after they walked off the job. the mind is demanding better pay and working conditions woriam at coal, when they have been replaced by non union workers, some investors are urging the company to resolve the dispute. john henry reports now from brookwood for the right family. it's another uncertain

christmas in cold country. braxton wright has been on strike from alabama's warrior, met coal mine for more than 20 months, without it just a couple of weeks, you know, a couple, maybe a month or 2. this is grady is his company was we never thought that they would let it go as long as it did. hayden high school teacher took out a loan for child care, given up home heating and vacations and run a credit card debt. but they're not giving up on the strike. workers are waking up in saying that they're being taking advantage of that when you see companies that are breaking record profits, record profits are stolen. wages mining is in their blood, 3 generations for braxton to, for hayden with more workers joining unions across the us. hayden says they are at the vanguard of a surging movement. and i think people are starting to say that that they deserve better, that they deserve health care. that they desire to be able to actually have a life not just survive. this is truly

a battle of labor versus capital warrior match. largest owners are wall street investment firms like fidelity vanguard, and black rock black rock has called for the company to resolve the labor dispute, but the company hasn't taken the advice of one of its largest investors. we asked for your met for comment. they declined to try to keep everybody born as possible. union warders meet every 2 weeks to lift morale and get updates on the strike. these miners came nearly 3000 kilometers from wyoming, and that's a long way to come for support. yeah, it's worth it though because, i mean, who's to say who's next? the picketers movements are strictly controlled here in the, in the union south, a judge is limited to 8 picketers per site, state troopers escort non union strikebreakers, imaginary be some hard feelings. so when i rushing hard favors for the union agreed to pay and benefit cuts in 2016 to get the company out of bankruptcy,

but struck when the company refused to return to the old payscale. even after record profits this year, the strikers survive on $800.00 checks every 2 weeks from the united mine workers strike fund on side jobs and stubborn determination. we're going to be here to the worst, not going anywhere, and we're not going to let me run over these guys as hayden, once again, hands out christmas gift to the union food pantry funded by donations alabama's longest strike approaches. it's 2 year anniversary, but the miners insist another year longer makes them another year stronger. john henry al jazeera brookwood, alabama, that the founder of the sales crypto currency exchange f t. x has been released on a $250000000.00 bond while he awaits trial sam bank. when frieda appeared in the u . s. quarter to be extracted from the bahamas on fraud charges. prosecutors accused

him of stealing billions of dollars from investors to cover losses at his hedge fund. facebook's parent company matter has agreed to pay $725000000.00 to settle a privacy lawsuit. the social media giant was accused of allowing 3rd parties to access users personal data lawsuit for the revelations that a u. k. base consulting firm cambridge analytical accessed millions of facebook profiles. the firm was also been accused of using the data to support donald trump selection campaign in 2016 then, as well as opposition has voted to remove it's the, the hon guido. the move was backed by 3 of 4 major opposition groups as they seek a united front ahead of presidential elections in 2024 is our schedule to undergo another consultation next week before being finalized by the declared himself venezuela's interim president in 2019 follicle wave of protest against the government these opposition has accused the government of saying fear and chaos

and a been to stay in power that after the military was deployed to maintain order after disputed election last week. prime minister frank, by them rama's fiji 1st party lost its majority. but he hasn't conceded defeat a coalition of 3 parties. say it has a combined majority and has chosen a prime minister. king charles the 3rd will address the united kingdom in his 1st christmas day speech. on sunday. it kept such a melchor's year for the british monarchy and re 7th. takes a look back on the past 12 months and the challenges facing the new king. ah, for the millions who follow british royalty 2022 will stand out in history for generations to come. the year queen elizabeth the 2nd celebrated 70 years on the throne. the platinum jubilee. i think i might just put a knife,

but it was also the year her extraordinary rain was to end. this was the last the world saw of her on the 6th of september, appointing her 15th prime minister at bow moral castle in scotland. she died 2 days later, throughout her life. her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration, an example to me, and to all my family. and we owe her the most heartfelt debt. any family could owe to their mother. ah, followed was estate, few with pageantry and tradition. millions reacted with respect and fondness. most of the british people had never known any other monarch. the queen's coronation was in june 1953 in westminster abbey. she was only $25.00 when she acceded to the throne, more than a year before. 70 years after his mother was crowned here,

king charles will have his coronation in westminster abbey. it will be steeped in centuries old tradition, but there will be a difference in tone and attempt to save money in difficult times for the economy of britain at $74.00. king charles will obviously have a much shorter rain than his mother, but he will face major difficulties. isolated incidents like this don't help but the public standing of king charles isn't his main problem. and while grumpiness may not be normal protocol, the reported feedback from this incident was mainly positive. royal watchers saying it shows even a king can have a temper tantrum. serious issues abound, though not least, the role of prince andrew who stripped of royal duties and most of his titles, a woman in the u. s. accused him of sexual assault when she was 17. he's made

a financial settlement with her, but he denies any wrongdoing to describe what happened with am france. angie's association with jeffrey epstein and glen maxwell as a scandal is in some waiting under state how horrific that is before the palace till have continued to give shelter. anti give credibility is unbelievably damaging. the hierarchy of the family is leaking, but also planting of sorts. prince harry and his wife megan michael presenter, potentially even more damaging issue your own freedom. like the 6 part docu series on netflix set out the couple's grievances and why they decided to leave royal duties and move to the u. s. we can't disregard the impact of the harry in macon split, but i think it's pretty clear that the moment he will wherever this,

as it has so many of the storms, not one watches agree with that optimism row. other issues include a police inquiry into some of prince charles's charities over allegations the cash has been donated. in return for royal honors, there is consternation about the monarch his future in particular. it's 14 overseas realms. i still don't think it will see a republic during his life time, but i think the prospect of a republic has drawn closer and i think a lot at the end, the sees rounds will depart during his reign. there's a big majority in favor of monarchy in the u. k. but critics say king charles needs to make the royal family more relevant to british life and to crack down on scandals and excessive spending. andrew simmons alger zoom, loved well still had hell many as are in school. mom at sala wasn't at the world

cup, but he's back to liverpool doing what he does best in football action, coming up with some in a few minutes to stay with us here on the news. ah ah ah ah

ah ah ah ah ah. i was born now and all eyes on the premier ship it seems on her hip. thank you very much. so earling holland wasted little time and reminding everyone about his qualities at having and not being well cup. and norwegian forward got underscore she to add that manchester city. be liverpool in the new cup last 16. and what was

the 1st match for both the teams falling caught us? 2022 are the big names. that absences from a b global event at man cities, algerian, saudi admirers and liverpool, egyptian forward mohammed fella, also a bad bulls. the match, however, was decided by dutch defender nathan, aka, who sealed a 3 to victory for city. i had the feeling the game that we're really, really good in there. we're seeing here. remember, you are with him to see me finance mother here that you had the feeling the, when the control do have chances. and they don't need anything to, to score a career chassis for the quality, the half of the structure they have when they are much better, they destroy you when you are in missouri and again, but it's impossible to 90 minutes better than them. but in long period dis, game war better, spectacular game i would say followed early stage again and lots high intensity

as was a lot to take from am. yeah, the result of a he not and it goes because he's not but in between yes we me plate yeah. so a couple of times from your best team in a world believable how they are and what they do. and so it's normally just struggling moments. so i accept that firmly g resumes on monday, which is boxing day. traditionally a massive occasion for football in england table top is optional, will be an action against with one man. you want spot to training is gravity at places who has undergone a nice surgery. it picked up a injury while all woke up to cheat for breath. they are really good and really good plays, obviously, and huge blow with susan, what happened and they're working with these injury. and we're going to meet him for a period of time. but this is, you have challenges, that's a challenge that we have to overcome as well. but you want to be ended up and you

know that you're gonna have to face those type of and challenges and celebrations continue cost argentina following the woke up transfer. there was a massive gathering in the hometown of goalkeeper media martinez. thousands of people came out to celebrate with their hero. martinez won the fif a golden glove ward, which is given to the torment best goalkeeper. the earlier nathan is young. my dream was to give a title to leonor massey with the national teams. again, the copper america on my final dream as a goalkeeper, as an athlete, was to give the world cup titled to the best player in the world. so there aren't any doubts left about him being the best player in history. this is person. i sent him a message after the world cup that said thank you for giving me the world cup. and he replied the same. it is incredible to have the best player respect ambia now and

in new orleans, pelicans that have snapped their full game losing streak with the win over the san antonio spurs. strong performance at home at tgm that com. it's going a season high, 40 points. it got them out of with a windlass run. the pelicans now is sit fed in the western conference equal on the winds that with the top 2 teams. but having played one game it's great to see. see here have a night. oh mike, he did tonight. 40 points on the 9 asses are impressive. he rebounded the ball and we needed that type of production from him with the guys me and out. those i on. ah no be i know larry. ah, it's just a sort of a next man up me mentality. but is good to see c, j along with all the other guys as a group come together, execute on both ends of the floor and it was good to get on

a winning side of things. another thing where the when to their name are the utah jazz. that's routine god melick beasley started off the burn to a $25.00 points on the night. it wasn't a cakewalk for the jazz as quite his further scored a half order buzzer beater. to put, he was 6 up at half time. however, the jazz came back in the set and half the secure, a 12212 when it saelens in the west. and as those bull for me and you back to so thanks very much stella and carry over here with more news on the other side of the brain. but until then from the nissan team, thanks for your time. ah . mm hm.

and a new horizon for visually impaired the or the keys they finally have their own football team training was launched in october in this city of karbala. this specially designed to both was donated by a japanese jewelry. it creates a cracking sound to allow players to locate these players hope to join football clubs and represent their country in competition. but other iraqi provinces don't have their own teams because there are only 5 elise, especially desirable. there was a time to be direct there basically on the verge of legalizing racial, jerry battery to cut through the rhetoric. this isn't a universal death felony crisis. the seems to be one of particular populations to

dismantle the sound bites. there are lots and lots of women who are likely agenda a kind of anti feminist agenda and demand the truth. those the size of fascism. we have to really recognize what we're off of here. we are determining what is the future of democracy in this country. join me, mark him on hill for up front. what al jazeera from inside the walls of a west african prison comes a chance to create, to express the motion. and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. renown choreographer shares his passions and dance, inspiring prisoners to perform. and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their pass and the confines of that precedent. the dance a thieves, a weakness documentary on al jazeera, ah.