damage can be seen across the lawn model in town in northern indian roads have fishes, many homes of falling, bought. the other half the town has been effected, josha much the gateway to hindu, and secretly just sight. it's also important military base near the chinese border . authorities are blaming bad granted system and over population. but thinking that authorities have moved hundreds of people to temporary shed. does. families are sharing one drug basic supplies. experts say they've been wanting to talk to you about the base of development in the area for decades. the baby corruption and lack of leadership of the disaster. ah ah.

hello, i'm emily anglin. this is the news al alive from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. gemini finally confirms it'll provide ukraine to the left to battle tanks after wakes of pressure from its nato allies. fade out, south africa's main opposition holds rallies across the country. the power cuts that a crippling its economy fighting at food shortages late is from across africa, discuss how to boost agriculture. and this is the latest gadgets around vales as part of the tokyo tick expose. and i'm far as small. i'll have all the de sports as the australian open, semi final line up is set the former. well, number one, no mat joked edge, when's the last player to book is spot? does the serve star remains on track for a record equaling 10 typo in melvin. hm . the germany has finally agreed to send leopard 2 tanks to

ukraine. he has been pleading for weeks for the military hardware that it says is essential in a fight against the russian forces. now, germany will deliver 14 of the vehicles from its stock. it will also allow pardon, countries to send german main tanks from their mills. this is chris dish duffy and epistemic we support ukrainian coordination with our international partners financially with humanitarian means and also with the supply of weapons. and we can see that in europe, we and britain are the countries that have support ukraine with arms. the most germany will always be in the forefront when it comes to supporting ukraine. we are the country that does it with the greatest energy, and on the large scale, while the kremlin has dismissed the plan as absurd, spokesmen. dmitri pest golf said keith allies were overestimating the benefits to ukraine's armed forces. he should know the blues didn't just touch no books.

statist duncan, get me to tell you which one daughter be sure to be. you can give her a peacekeeping. plenty committee. concepcion at me before you can show me. but we've got correspondence covering all angles of his story shortly we'll hear from natasha butler who's in cave. but 1st let's go to dominic cane in berlin. hello that dominic. what else did shoulds have to say in parliament? mister short spent the best part of the last hour on his feet, speaking to members aparment and taking their questions, some quite hostile questions about this decision. finally, to both release tanks from other countries, german made tax and to send a contingent, a company of his country's own stock of leopard to tanks. he said that he could

understand that there are people in germany, german citizens who have real concerns about this decision about the idea of allowing german made tanks to be used fighting russians in ukraine. but he believes this is the right thing to do. and we heard him speaking, we heard him say that his country and the united kingdom are the ones who are helping the ukrainians when terms of arms the most. that's the note that he's trying to set here. but some of the questioning, basically saying, why did it take so long to approve this release of the tanks? why couldn't it have been done much sooner when the need for those tanks was so apparent some considerable time ago and done that session of parliament is still going on as we speak. so no doubt you'll bring us across any developments there. several european countries have been calling on germany to allow them to send their tanks to ukraine. how have they reacted to today's needs?

well, so far at least 4 different countries have reacted to the news and said, well, we are prepared to do something similar to do something likewise to release as it were, a detachment of their leopard to tanks for them to be sent to ukraine. most notably, of course the poles, people will remember that it was prime minister morrow yes. sky this week, who was pleading with the german government to allow it to use its own stock of tanks to be sent to ukraine. not just the poles, the spanish government, the dutch government, the finished government of all sad in different ways. they want to do something similar. the key here is that they're saying that, but we know something here in berlin that the russian ambassador has reacted in a condom notary way and said that germany is forgetting the historical legacy that owes to russia for what nazi germany did to the union of soviet socialist republics

in world war 2, that's the sort of language coming from the russian side of things here in berlin. but across the continents, there seems to be, well an acceptance of what mr. shots has decided, and the idea that they want to join forces, right? we really appreciate the update as always, dominic came live for us in nat berlin. that's cross to keep now where natasha butler is standing by for us. natasha a welcome development, the ukraine. no doubt, any reaction from the government. they was clearly very good news for ukraine. they have been waiting for this decision from the germans for many weeks now. pressure growing both in ukraine and amongst other western powers. we've heard a reaction from ukraine's defense minister, also from a top a presidential aid saying this is a very good 1st step. and i say 1st step, because for president zalinski, he has made it clear that what ukraine needs isn't 10 or 15 tanks. he has said,

but many, many more ukraine once a least, $300.00 a tanks. it says that's the sort of number it needs to help its forces on the ground defeat or russian forces. even though keith is very grateful, of course for all the help it is guessing from its allies. there is also a real question of time, a big challenge for ukrainians. because at once they receive these tanks that's already taking some time. you have to have soldiers who are going to be trained on them and also trained in how to maintain them in every day. the pauses, of course, is absolutely crucial. isn't all this comes as the war rages on? natasha. what's the situation on the frontline? what's needed most or one of the big reasons that keeps as it needs these tanks so much is because of the fighting continues, particularly in the east just to day ukrainian military officials have confirmed

that they have had to withdraw their forces from the eastern town of solid are now that has been the location of months of really terrible bits of fighting high casualties on both sides, both ukrainians and russians locked in a battle there. well, that town has been lost to russian forces, ukrainian forces. continuing though to fight russian forces in back moot, not far from solid on other places in the east. and russians continuing to push forward in the south of the country are also in the east launching a new, a smaller offensive. also considering that also continuing with a shilling several regions. in fact, just right now across ukraine, we're in the middle of another air alert because there are ongoing military exercises in the north on the better russian border. so all of this paints a picture of what the sobering reality really is on the ground and why ukraine says

it needs all these heavy weapons so urgently. all right, thanks for bringing us up to spade at natasha butler live for us there in a cave. moving on now and head to south africa where the main opposition party has been holding rallies nationwide against rolling power cuts and an increase in the price of electricity. demonstrators have been picketing outside the ruling amc parties headquarters in johannesburg. most households go without power for at least 6 hours a day. so let's take a closer look at the impact those blackouts are having on everyday. south africans, dairy farm is say, they're having to regularly dump a days production of milk while fast food outlets. kfc says around 70 of its stores and now closed as it's chicken supplies struggle with constant outages. and some small businesses say they're unable to trade because they can't afford generate is a little early i spoke with chris yellen, who's an energy analyst and managing director of e business intelligence. he says,

the government's government must find a better way of dealing with an old power infrastructure in 2007 in 2008. a major new build of power stations was announced some 9600 megawatts from 2 massive coal fired power stations. and these were intended to be completed 520142015 respectively. the reality, however, has been very different. these 2 power stations have been running very light, and the one power station is essentially complete, except one of its generators has exploded in hydrogen explosion and taking off about one 6th of that power station. the 2nd to power station is only one out of the 6 generators is operating. so if you look at these 2 pass stations, they are delivering only half of the intended $9600.00 megawatts output. and they

are running something like a light from the expected completion date. so we are missing a, just from that project alone, $4800.00 megawatts, which is equivalent to about 5 stages of low chinney. as i've had those things come on time. and you know, the situation would have been considerably less and there have been other delays with other new projects, new generation capacity, and also a very, very poorly performing fleet of old and middle aged coal fired power stations. adding to the wowza of south africa. plenty morehead on this news, including the british prime minister, is grilled over the tax affairs of the head of the conservative party and newcastle fans that might finally get what they have been dreaming often merely 70 details a little later in the bulletin with kara.

ah, where she soon act says no issue was raised during the appointment process of conservative party chair. nadeem is the hallway. the british prime minister has been facing questions in parliament over the highways. attacks of 5th cynic ordered an independent inquiry after it emerged as we agreed to pay millions of dollars in back taxes and penalties. i'm pleased to make my dish on this matter completely. clara issues the issues in question occurred before i was prime minister. oh, with regard with regard to the appointment with regard to the appointment of the minister without portfolio, the usual appointments process was followed. no issues,

no issues were raised with me when he was appointed to his current role. and since i commented on this matter last week, more information has come, huh. and that is why i have all the independent advisor to look into the matter. now, i obviously can pre judge the outcome of that, but it is right that it is right that we fully investigate this matter and establish all the facts and to andrew simmons is following the story for us. he's in london. hello there, andrew. andrew. so he expected the p. m to get a hard time at parliament questions, but how did he actually deal with it? yeah, he did get a tough time. he was tackled by the labor opposition leader kissed armor. and he did actually point out that he was weak and stammer said that he was weak,

that he would loss control and that there was chaos all around him. however, he did hold his ground, he did explain. as you heard of that clip that he heard about this a week ago, and there was no indication that any wrongdoing had taken place. and once seed heard over the weekend, that there had been a penalties involved in something like $6000000.00 of taxation penalties actually made against the former finance minister. then he appointed the independent investigator, which he'd promised when he became prime minister and labor had wanted a real clamp down on wrongdoings and sleeves as its note here. and so he did make that point. and he also said that, sir, there will be the, the investigation and the outcome would be assessed. but this is seen as weakness,

not just by the opposition. it's also seen as weakness by members of his own party . and so there is precious still on the hall we axes, but least the very least stand back for the inquiry to take place, effectively self suspend himself or indeed resign. and that is a possibility to really take the heat off the prime minister. all right, i angie, we do have a member of the british public behind you, but in the meantime, i want to ask, what is the rest of the british public, make eval of this? well, the ceiling really is concentrated on the cost of living crisis. the loss of a business is the incredible situation. people find themselves in our many can afford their eating bills. and there is a real sense of the fact that the conservative party is seen by so many people as no longer being guardians of a good economy. now this,

what they call sleep on top of it all with a man a how he who, when he was finance minister in charge of taxes was in fact guilty would seem of, uh, not paying the right taxes. and it wasn't just a question of re paying sax. it was a cushion of penalties. so that is really going to get people angry. however, the point is people are just sick and tired of many aspects of this government. and the labor party is very aware of that, and it's digging hard at the very roots of the government sooner is a man who's very thorough. he is very thorough indeed, but he doesn't seem to be pushing hard in a, in a leadership way, in a way of really giving himself a lot of credibility with the public. there is a feeling that he's inexperienced and there is a feeling that the government is still in a position where it's going to get more more flak over wrong doings or i,

we really appreciate that update. thank you very much. andrew simmons live for us there in london, and apologies for the sun behind him. okay, still in the u. k. in ages style far demanding pay rises is the cost of living saws . but they're also drawing attention to the poor state of the national health service. the president of the royal college of emergency medicine has warned as many as 500 people away good dying because of delays in emergency care. 35 percent of patients needing urgent care. we're not saying within 4 hours. that's the services, worst performance on record. patients are also struggling to get appointments with their local doctors. one say they found more than one and 4 adults have been unable to get an in person appointment in the past year. and the waiting list is less to start routine. an h s treatment in england. alone stands at 7200000 people in baba looks at a debate on the future of free health care in the u. k. i. c

with strike spreading and talk of a system on its knees is britain's reverence for its national health service looking much needed reform study javits certainly think so. the conservative for my health secretary and finance minister wrote recently the 75 year old model of the n h. s. is unsustainable? javits suggested people could pay for consulting a family doctor and price island system where patients must pay around $81.00 to access the equivalence of the you case accident and emergency departments a and e, unless referred by their doctor. now that's the sort of idea. most british politicians run away from because it means scrapping the doctrine that healthcare should be free at the point of need. the prime minister has distance himself from the comment for which you feel like it did before taking off it. talk about issuing fines to anecdotes, patients who missed appointment. he then backtracked,

the opposition labor parties, also stepped into the debate shadow. hell secretary west street and has suggested the growing waiting lists could be tackled by the nature sending more patience to private hospitals. louise irv in a retired family doctor, an anti privatization campaign. i think that's a bad idea. there isn't an infinite pool of doctors, nurses, and a lot of doctors, nurses go to that in the private sector because they get paid more. and furthermore, when something goes wrong in the private sector, the patient is then, you know, red light, it straight into air, and then it has andy. now, if we, what we need is we need to build a harmonic chest. again, louis says she did see real improvements in patient experience in the 2 thousands on the labor. when annual increases in m. h s. funding were higher than they are now. since it was created, spending on the n h. s is increased by an average 3.7 percent per year in real terms, but from 2010 to 2018. when the conservatives governed in coalition and then on their own annual

n h s funding growth slow to 1.4 percent. it's writing more quickly now, but an aging population and increasing the bond for expensive treatments means nobody's noticing. if we look at the chest compared to other o e c d countries, we have fewer doctors and nurses that had a population. we have few, a hospital beds per header population. we have low levels of investment in things like diagnostic equipment. and all those things are not about the way in which this is the, the trust is organized and funded about the, the fundamental decisions we made about the level that we will spend on health in this country. so the challenge to the politicians is this dealing with the crises hitting the health service right now planning for the long term and avoiding a 2 tier system. nadine bob, i'll just era london. * to africa now and benet news keeping inflation lower than most west african countries through a combination of subsidies, tax relief and price controls. but the government's measures and being criticized.

people say hi food prices of forcing families to skip meals. and businesses are going under an interest reports from cotton or billions because say they industry is close to collapse. copied 19 and the war in ukraine have pushed up costs and shrunk. profits and they blame government price control. so making business harder. the price already to is miss. okay. we cannot turn this on the price off off that imports we are using. these are growing every day, so it's way are difficult for us to continue to survive. but businesses i've received were leave. the wilma ed bill is under of industries received a lot of support from government to back them up after the economic fall out of coven $19.00. in fact, the rising cost of living since in 2021 came down last year, especially towards the end of 2022. for others,

government subsidies are helping to keep the price of goods down. the government is largely able to control prizes of many items, especially important food that has helped to keep hold price inflation via lower than the most west africa countries. but officials aren't able to cut prices of locally grown food, but the high cost of local produce and transportation remain a source of worry for many i went by the way, the look where your money is running out and you feel like it's been stolen from you the thinks an expensive in the market, we wonder how to survive. traders like silver your form say to bring down inflation . the government needs to help small businesses say like price control measures only benefit the wholesalers. sometimes we don't make profit at all. for now, benign has been able to avoid the social and economic and rust seen is some african

countries due to rising cost of living. but many say keeping it that way will depend on how long and how far the government is willing to go on. subsidizing import and local produce comedy, greece al, jazeera, cottle, and in an attempt to help combat the issue of food insecurity. african laid is a meeting in senegal, to discuss ways to increase the continents food production. nicholas hockey has more from d. m. nan cio in synagogue, a 115000000 people. in addition to the 820000000 people in the world are suffering from malnutrition and are facing hunger. that's the population of russia. that's 3 times the population of france. imagine if the population of russia or france was suffering of hunger today, how would the world react? but the fact of the matter is that most of them are right here on the african

continent. and so it's a tremendous challenge for people here in this conference to try to find solutions to this growing problem ending hunger journey me now is omar enjoy from the international food agricultural development. now you represent the small farmers in somalia, syria and palestine. and you were telling me earlier that they all face similar challenges. what's the challenge for them? thank you very much. the challenge is about food security, ahm, what was the full security, sustainable investments in the lives and livelihoods of small holder farmers, mastura earliest and agree plus royalties in the countries where e flood operates in. mike is, as i had mentioned to you, and if i wanted to rectify samaya by this time and that syria for this summit, the focus for me is somalia. there's a big problem in somalia that the people, 7500000 people on the verge of famine suffering from extreme hunger. what's the

world doing about it and what you want to see from this conference? you are very chronic in the case of somalia debt, but people suffering a brunt of them. it impacted us more. the hulu, rural farmers, pastorelli is an a require service, and the ones affected the most. i do women under you, ah, what we want to wish to get from here. investments. sustainable investments. for more analysis, let's bring in fin les when, as she is a food systems and climate change journalist and joins us of from rome, thanks so much for being on the program. describe what it means when we're talking about food insecurity, because there is enough food in the world, but it's about access and affordability, isn't it? absolutely, emily, you know, whenever we talk about things like shoot insecurity, people think it's food shortages. that means we do not have enough food, but that is not accurate. we produce enough food to feed the world. it's just that,

like we heard just now from beneath rate food prices are going up. inflation has been running rapid around the world that these people are able to afford it, so they have to come back on both the quantity and the quality of the food. that means more hunger, more malnutrition, which further down the line affects. you know, generations of people and could definitely in pipes a countries development and g d p as wow, thin lay when this somebody's focusing on africa. but how do you tackle the issue of food insecurity across such a large continent when there are 54 different countries with 54 different priorities? that's a great question. you know, and like you said, it's 54 countries where 1700000000 people, lots of different cultural traditions, the way of producing food. but i think what's really important these days when we talk about hunger and malnutrition and food security is not just to look at

productivity. i realize that, you know, the advantage cynical is looking at how to produce more food. but we don't need just productivity. we need to look at it from a very holistic perspective, where we need to talk about climate and by diversity. we need to talk about markets and trade. when you talk about government regulations, when you talk about inequality, because what currently we're having is that we've got, you know, possible famine in somalia. we've got devastating drought in the horn of africa. and yet we're also see obesity. an overweight increasing, even in parts of africa, we've got climate, you know, erotic weather patterns in climate change, affecting african farmers. so we really need to look at it from a holistic when they call food systems lands to make sure that all the solutions, you know, it's not one size fits all. but if we can look at it from this holistic lands than

we can find the solutions, and how much of a gap have you observed between what governments and international organizations do and what the needs are of african people. well, i think the big thing that i have seen unfortunately is still this focus on productivity on yield rate because food for very long time has been c julie from the perspective commodities efficiency in terms of yield. but we really need to be looking again from a much small mystic land because unless we can make sure that our food is not devastating the foil that we actually need to grow the food, then you know, productivity won't change. one of the big problems, and i have to quote an expert called karen small. i was actually in south africa from systems expert, she said, what the world is going wrong,

including and africa is the fact that we are focusing on single solutions rather than stomach solutions. so what we really need to be doing is rethink the way we're going food. why we are relying only on a few different crosses and how they're affecting both on you trisha and the environment, and look at it that way. and then try and change thought. while on that night, we'll leave it there. we really appreciate your insights and analysis on this thing . like when a food systems in climate change generalist in rome, thank you so much. thanks, natalie. okay, it's time now for the weather. he is kara. hello there, unsettled weather continues to steal the story across the middle east. you can see those dense shower clouds bringing some very heavy rain to the likes of saudi arabia. we have got some red warnings out for possible severe thunderstorms on thursday along the gulf coast. that heavy rain pulling across towards the u. e. and

western areas of iran. by the time we get into friday, we could see some of that heavy rain as well. shifting further south into places like oman. further north, it is going to get more unsettled as a storm system shifts its way across the mediterranean, bringing some exceptionally strong winds across the north cross of africa in particular for algeria as well as libya and egypt wet and windy weather continues to dominate here through the weekend much quieter, further south of this, some heavy rain, however, pulling into the likes of zambia in particular in the south. but the temperature in lusaka continuing to dip down from severe thunderstorms as well for eastern areas of south africa. but on friday it really is western madagascar that's going to once again see the very heavy rain from that weakening storm system that's hanging around the mozambique channel. it's going to bring it's very heavy rain and some stronger winds to coastal areas. still ahead on al jazeera ah,

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literature tanks to ukraine. berlin will deliver 14 of the combat vehicles from its armies, existing stock, and it's also allowing partner countries to send german my tanks from their us annals to ukraine, african laid as a meeting in synagogue to discuss ways to increase the continents food production, consecutive years of drought the curve at 19 pandemic. and the warn you crying to have worse interfered shortages in africa. and south africa's main opposition parties holding rallies nationwide against power cuts and electricity price increase. most households go without power for at least 6 hours a day. businesses have been forced to rely on expensive generators to bangladesh. now where people are facing their own energy crisis with fuel costs and power cuts increasing the main opposition party cold nationwide rallies to demand action over the storing cost of living. it ones prime minister shake has seen

a to resign and a k take government to take over until elections are held. can be chandry, has more from a rally in soccer. this is ongoing. this is a 3rd run in this mom and it's been going on since august. the morning. you said 10 people have gathered in the capital cost projects going on in all the parts of the country as well as in the city. they were not just positions. activists and that people from all walks of life, we spoke to cab drivers, fisherman, richer polars. we asked them why you taken party and opposition party rallies that said, we're going to show at this content a grievance against the government because they really haven't been able to pull down. the price of people are struggling with fixed income and low income. i really been struggling, full price has gone up to block the 50 percent industrial gas price had gone up.

electra electra city prize have been blocked by 5 percent and essentially commodity prices been rising, at least for a year. now, inflation advise the reserve is law. the business is having trouble to import goods, wider discontent among the public fair among the business community. aside from the election, which is scheduled for december by january 2024. so there is widespread demand for a pre, a neutral election part of the 10 point demand by the authorization alliance, which is $32.00 potty democratic alive. several people have died as a result of severe winter weather in japan. the cold snap canceled flights and disrupted traffic after coding havoc in the east asian countries earlier this week . how does era's weather presented car leg has the story? it may look like a winter wonderland, but the once in a decade cold snap,

the blast, the japan was far from pretty, sparking extreme weather warnings across east asia and bringing record low temperatures, ice conditions and snowstorms to the region causing travel chaos in south korea and japan, during the busiest lunar new year period it was quite a white house or it felt like it certainly turned twice. so i guess the driver couldn't see and crushed the strong winds, a believe to have caused a cargo ship to think between japan and south korea. as a judge, you island rescue work is such for crew members in gusts that broke records in northern japan. new snowfall and temperature records were also set across the country. and just days earlier, china recorded its lowest as a temperature of minus 53 degrees celsius. in its northern most city, but that didn't stop the clean up operations in the streets. i swift about 6700

meters. no yes, starting from new. my face may be frozen, but my body is worn. with another cold blast on the horizon, north korea has issued an extreme cold alert. that's heightened concern for the people in the poorest areas. as temperature is tumble, car leg al jazeera and in the u. s. a series of powerful storm systems have swept through the southern state of texas, a tornado damaged electricity lines in houston, leaving about 123000 people without power. torrential, rain and strong winds caused flooding across the city. no serious injuries have been reported. hundreds of people in iraq are protesting against a fall in the value of the national currency. there was a sea of people outside the front of the central bank in baghdad. the iraqi dina has been wakening for weeks months. abdel, why head is there? the depreciation,

all bay rocky local currency. the title of this said in many professors, i've come here near the central bank of iraq to convey that a message, they say that the government will not contain this price is then they're threatening to take matters into that. at their own hands, they say that the financial crisis in the country, the devaluation of the dean on that as well. 010 percent of its value has resulted in a major increase in price. is of almost all goods and commodities. adding more pressure to an already over to switch economic situation and the company they accuse state of wishes. but if this is. c of collaborating and money laundering go operations. any operations pertaining pertaining to an operations. today was my

gave us dollars from the iraqi banks outside of the country. and that has resulted in the current crisis. they have come from civil iraqi provinces. as they say, they say they had a present several categories of the iraqi society. they say the crisis has severely impacted the daily lives that are worried. that crisis continues, then it will add more pressure to their lives, to family's lives, especially head of the holy month of ramadan. the us and israel, a holding joint military exercises involving more than a 100 fighter jets in the eastern mediterranean. his rally i'm. he says the maneuvers will include training pilots to hit targets and what they called complex situations. the pentagon says the drills are not directed against any specific

country. israelis and palestinians living in israel have united dean protest against the new far right government is rally, critic say the gender is a threat to democracy and palestinians fear further injustice and discrimination. i'm at my heard reports from jaffa. ne television. oh, many protesting for palestinian rights in israel said they are fast becoming further marginalized, major protests against the new for white government. and it's passed to change the judicial system or occupying the minds of men in the country. these demonstrators and jeff argue, but tens of thousands protesting into levy against the government are white to feel the worst and want to see if god, democracy. but the few injustices and discrimination against the palestinians are worsening. and that's being overlooked. this issue, it's the main cause of conflict and bitterness between both sides and it's

totally against my personal value on order for, for my point of view against the jewelry, these in value there is, is that if you was really jewish cities in agile as you will see a lot of things outage together. some of them are on his own ears like the others are liberal democrats, who really look for women like mess with equality. they are calling themselves the camp of equality. they are calling for equal rights for both these ratings and that opinions alike. and they believed that all successive governments in israel have not addressed the root cause or problems, which is as the se, occupation of the protesters until of the accused prime minister benjamin netanyahu

of plotting with his new partners to the spent of democratic checks and balances. but for this is really peace activist. there's one big missing piece in the political. jake's whole meaningful college that these are the roots of the problem which are not only these government, but the horse earnest regime. we're talking about decades of indoctrination and concealing the historical facts of what has been going on here from 48 and even before ha, for these protesters discrimination against the palestinians is growing and be say that will get worse in israel and the occupied territories as long as it's people are treated differently, i'm mad under sierra geoff. the u. s. department of justice has sued google accusing it's have a legally stifling competition for online ad revenue. prosecutors say the company has maintained a monopoly through anti competitive behavior. and when it's ad business broken up,

google's parent company alphabet says hello sir is based on a flawed argument and will slow innovation. the columbia navy has seized more than 4 tons of cocaine. it was found in a semi submersible ship that was intercepted along columbia coast for crew members to be investigated for allegedly manufacturing and trafficking the drugs. the seizure is worth $185000000.00 security forces in peru have 5 key gas at thousands of protested in the capital on the demonstrators, one president, dana butler, want a to resign and new elections to be held. the fellow was a, has called for national truth following weeks of unrest. more than 50 people have been killed. the classes began in december to former president, petro could see or tried to dissolve congress and we've been arrested. so most of

the stuff we are not terrorists were not criminals with his and to seek justice and peace in our country up to new zealand. now, where chris, him, kittens, has been sworn in as the countries and new prime minister. it follows the surprised resignation of jacinta jones last week. he faces the task of reviving the government's waning popularity and of october as a general election. adrian brown has moved from wellington. this has been a quick and orderly political transition on wednesday, july hinder arden left parliament for the last time mobbed by colleagues and supported the gathering was a reflection of this country's wide cultural diversity. the transfer of power was completed when chris hipkins was sworn in as new zealand 41st prime minister. his deputy is carmel zeppelin,

the 1st person of pacific islander descent to hold the position, the post confirmed by governor general dane cindy cura. the 1st mari to hold up position hipkins who led the government's response to cobit 19, has promised to focus on what he calls, bread and butter issues. when jazz inter are then became prime minister a popularity was undeniable, but a rating sled on a backlash against kobe 19 restrictions increase food costs, rising mortgages, concerns over crime. analysts say people simply want someone to blame, and that person seems to be just inter arden. yes, i think she to her absolute every stop. i haven't a clue that an inch the shootings and all that sort of thing. but she's dish last hit my jo towards cmj. i know what the stroke takes and i know that i no longer have enough in the tank to do it. justice last thursday's announcement was one that

few saw coming. an unusual acknowledgement from a world leader that she was burnt out vicious, abuse her on the streets and online res concerns over her safety. she's received death threats and so her child, the next election will be in less than 9 months, which means hipkins may not be in the job long, especially as opinion polls show labor now trading the conservative opposition. our dirtiest leading office at a time of her to although she'll remain and paid for 3 more months. and at $42.00, she still has plenty of time to ponder. a new career and the one she's left. he, on the bottom of my hand, the brightest privilege of adrian brown al jazeera, willing to was billed as the world's leading expo in wearable tick hands. i've been in touch here. japan has always been seen as a pioneer,

and the light has tied tech and human gadgetry, but that reputation has been slipping and racing is. rub. mcbride has the story from tokyo. they're the latest in wearable gadgets, but the way we live and play and the way we work, all supported by advance is in the virtual ways we interact with our world. oh my god. ok, there's a woman here. i feel rather embarrass. okay. that's rather disturbing. and then some devices that leave you wondering where the humanities, the winner or loser, so you can check 100 workers to make sure they're all concentrate. yes. and if someone's not concentrating what happened to them, then japan once plays the trail is the world's pioneer in the personal gadget. oh, yes. but it now lags behind its rivals in finding innovative ways to use its high tech skills. i'm using this kind of glass it for more than 20 years

in the west, especially the united states, is more of the mood of innovation japanese consumers are not as excited about this technology. it's hope big events like this scaled back during the pandemic will now help japan restore what it sees is it's rightful position, as the leading provider of the latest and nifty as must have. i think we're getting a lot of people coming today and it seems like we're back to like, 2018 with mass, but with masses. just have a virtual mass one. yes. hopefully. many devices now find a natural role post pandemic as we become more contactless. but all of them it seems more complex. one of the new areas of innovation is so called energy harvesting, whereby gadgets of the future will be powered by your own body heat. so even if you don't understand them, simply wearing them will be doing some good. a dawning ourselves with evermore

gadgets, but still a little room for the pot that's human. public bride al jazeera, tokyo, great report by rob. all right. spot is next on al jazeera and the dream run continues for these breakout polish stuff at b strongly and open more on that next with foreign ah

ah ah ah ah, it's time for sport, he's far and far. you've got all the latest estallion open needs. yeah, that's all right, thank you so much. emily. 21 at time. grand slam champion. no bad chocolate remains

on track to win a record. it's sending 10th australian open title. he cruised into the semi finals with a crushing win over andre ruble as so how malick reports. if novak jock, which is hamstring injury is still bothering him, it did really hampers court to find performance in melbourne. taking on 5th feed andre rube left jock, which looked in total control from the start taking the 1st that with these $61.00 . 0, the 2nd wasn't that much more challenging for the serbian star who's chasing a record? extending 10th australian opened title. he took it 6 to ah, and despite a little bit of resistance in the 3rd joke of which sore off his russian opponent with little trouble, he took the set $64.00 for the match and heads into the semi's having dropped just one fit all tournament. i think does this cor line in the 1st who said he doesn't

speak the truth or the reality of the, of the matcher. you know, i was some, some really close games of her is a great upon and is a great player, has with tons of respects for him, jock, which is now just to winds away from equaling rough. l adults record of 22 grand slam titles. so hell malik al jazeera earlier tommy paul was the winner of an all american quarter final in melbourne. the 25 year old from new jersey beat ben shelton in for sat. paul is the 1st man from united states to make it to the semi finals at the australian open since andy roddick in 2009 erotic is also the last man from the united states to win a grand slam singles championship. and that was 20 years ago. it's not just exciting for the american fans. i think it's exciting for fans around the world and for us to. i mean i'm,

i'm really excited for ben. i'm excited for all the players that are coming up. and if fall made a semi files us open an hour and semi finals here, so we definitely have a good crop coming up. and i'm really excited for all of us women. 5th seed arena. subtle anchor is through to the last 4 in melbourne. the bell russian overpowered her opponent john, up that cage of croatian straight sets to advance to her 1st ever australian open semi final 24 year old. he was the last to many top 10 feet in the women's draw. took 106 minutes to be beckett 636. there was a lot of stuff moments and i was just keep saying like, just staying the game fight. don't give her like easy points. make her work for it and you know, basically that's it. and that's, that's how i was able to get out from the sensation. saddle anchor will face one of the breakout players of the tournaments,

a mag lynnette. the unseated 30 year old stand. former world that we're one carolina plesk, yvonne straight sets to reach her 1st ever grand slam. semi final. lynette has completely outshone her more well known polish compatriots, english. why and tag world number one, getting knocked out in the 4th round. i will never forget the 1st time ever breaking through some really difficult things for me. so i mean this will stay with me for the life, so i'm really glad grateful. i'm super happy to support again. thank you so much. in the new house, i have taken a step closer to winning their 1st major trophy in nearly 70 years. the magpies, south, hampton and the away like of their lead. semi final brazilian joel linton got the only goal of the game. newcastle are having an impressive season so far. they're also 3rd in the premier, 3 place to win the game. that was our aim before the match that we know with

the one school on delicate. nothing's decided samson, a very good to show today the quality. so we go to next week with our fans behind us, and hopefully they can make the difference. manager eric 10 hug wants to en manchester, united's worst trophy drought in 40 years. the red devils faced nottingham forests away and the 1st leg of the lee cub as semi finals later. united last huddle was the euroleague in 2017. i had to look at my career to, to win some trophies and, and this is my medicine especially for defense own so credit and i think defense her, they have so much foods, especially the older ones, but i know no, it's a period that says united didn't been tories too long ago, so we are aware of that fact and we have to do everything to, to bring control vian mauritania into the court of font. also the african nations

championship. they beat their west african neighbors. molly one nail to secure a slot in the last date. it's the 1st time mauritania had ever won a game after tournaments. the result means to tom finalist, molly are out mauritania place senegal in the last year, india had moved up to top spots and crickets, one day world rankings. the team replaced england and the number one position to following a 3 know series when over new zealand. they won the follow match by 90 runs. india will be hosting one day welcome, but later this year, moving to number one. lebron james, put in a history making performance for the lakers is 46 points against city rivals. la clippers makes him the 1st player to score 40 points against every team and the ambit. labranz efforts, however, couldn't stop the lakers losing 815-2133, leaving them a lowly 13th in the western conference. none the less more history backings for le

bron he's just a $177.00 points. shy of tying kareem abdul jabbar scoring record. oh so when we get there we say we get there. we'll see will. will it hit me? um, you know, just over the last few years, this last couple of years we wanna chat, we should just have on our couch was perhaps avenues and effort. you know, so it has been very kind of difficult to kind of even digest some of. so my own accomplishments, chris now want to celebrate all noises. and mckayla schiffron has set yet another skiing record. it's got to be 100 percent for mckayla schiffer to pick up wilbur $83.00. the american has become the most successful woman in world cup. seen the history this giant slalom will win in italy, was the 83rd of her career. the double olympic champion is now only 3 roll cup winds behind the all time record held by sweden's in

a marsh darn mark. i saw before the 1st run all of the course workers lining up ready turns to slip the hill, and it's the best conditions we had in the race all season, which is hard to say coming from cortina. and that's because they were here all night slipping. the course often making it so under forced to sky. so thank you for that. okay, and that is all your sport for now back. clear, emery. thank you very much for and that's it for this news. al, but i'll have more of the days news in just a moment. stay with with

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