been implemented in china that leave a lot of china april, wondering if their food safety. but if people have a ride to learn, if the valley is, this is the job of journalism how i see it. and death is why i love my job. because i tried to do exactly this every day. my name is adding to and i work at d. w. 2 mm ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin, britain's prime minister fights for his political life,

forrest johnson tells parliament he will fully cooperate with the new police investigation and to parties held it as presidents during locked out as to public anger of growth. also coming up the leaders of germany and france joined forces calling on russia to de escalate tensions with ukraine. but to say they will continue to pursue dialogue with russia but worn. there will be a high price to pay if there was an attack on ukraine, plus joe biden in hot water after a hot mike mishap. the u. s. president is overheard insulting a fox news reporter. we'll get the details from our correspondence in washington. ah, i'm see me. so misconduct is good to have you with us. british prime minister boris johnson is fighting for political survival after london's metropolitan police said they are opening an investigation and to parties at 10 downing street that breached

cove at 19 lockdown restrictions. that's in addition to an internal inquiry that could be published within hours. meanwhile, coles for johnson's resignation over the party. gates scandal are growing louder by the day bonus. johnson is under fire again for attending his own birthday party. at downing street in june 2020 a party that broke lockdown rules at the time. london's metropolitan police have now launched an inquiry into a series of possible locked on breeches and borders. johnson's office and residence deut. welcome permits, decision to conduct his own investigation. but as i believe this will help to give the public with clarity it needs and helped to draw a line under matters. at the time, coven restrictions did not allow more than 2 people to meet indoors. and a series of leaks suggest that a string of illegal social gatherings took place at downing street. this particular one was a surprise thrown by his wife and attended by several others. what we know is that

30 people gathered that his wife was there. and that the interior designer was there as well as if it was my birthday. ah, and my wife and an interior designer rocked up at work. ah, there was kristi's k o birthday cake and a celebration if reaches the rules label profit as the investigation, luna light calls for johnson to resign are increasing across the political spectrum . yes, i think the public might there molly himself? i think public opinion has already concluded that he broke the rules that he made on that he hasn't told the truth about it. what means he hasn't got the authority to lead the country when we're in the middle of huge challenges. and therefore, he has to go for the good of the country. for now, johnson may still sound bullish,

but if enough, conservative mpi decide the leader has gone too far, the prime minister could be forced to resign. i apologize. earlier we spoke to our london correspond charlotte shelton pill and asked about boris johnson chances of political survival at this point. there was an enormous amount of anger. all this allegation of the allegation of essentially the people who made the rules. one then following the rules themselves, but it won't be the public who decides the prime minister, the future it this particular juncture, of course they have the option to resign. if the findings of that internal report or the police investigation of particularly domini, have so far, absolutely ruled out the question of resigning say the real question now is will his own members of parliament and the conservative party turn on him and not as very much open the debates at them and will enough members of his policy decide that they don't have enough confidence in him. now, of course, the longer the drugs on the longer this is, the more damaging this is for the party. many seems to be waiting for the outcome

of the inquiry. this su gray inquiry before deciding on the prime minister's future . if that is indeed released tomorrow, we could see perhaps some m p 's making a decision on the prime minister future. the leaders of germany and france have met berlin to coordinate their response to tensions between russia and ukraine. the 2 committed doing everything possible to resolve the situation through diplomacy, but they also renewed warnings to moscow that it would pay a high price if it attacks ukraine. meanwhile, western nations have put troops on alert and stepped up arms deliveries to ukraine . and eagerly awaited arrival at keith airport. military equipment sent by the united states to shore up ukraine as it braces for possibly russian invasion. it's the 3rd shipment, but it's not enough to resist a bigger and better equipped army government official say bitter headphones. it

will please help us to convince the german government to be more proactive dba to a geren of year. we urgently need defensive weapons of often visits online. we're london when not in night. so i know you, nobody will send those troops and not even the america to santa. we have to defend ourselves such i didn't. but germany's new government has not answered the calls at a meeting with french president, manuel, micron and berlin chance level of charles once again ruled out sending heavy weapons to p. if a forgiveness good. there are reasons for this which of course to stem from development over past years and decades to mississippi. nevertheless, we have of course done a lot to actively support economic development and big and the development of democracy in ukraine, ultimate, with financial possibilities, spell and international responsibilities. that we have just gotten to rehab visit, and that's why ukraine knows that he can rely on germany. and i think that also shows politics to a large extent, an approach that has earned berlin,

heavy criticism from some of its eastern european partners and from kia itself. and while german and french representatives prepared to meet with their ukrainian and russian counterparts on wednesday to seek it of romantic solution, some ukrainians are preparing for the worst on the outskirts of their capital. these civilian volunteers are undergoing military training to defend their country on their own, if need be. let's get a round of of some other headlines now. but european union has condemned a decision by russian authorities to add jailed opposition leader alexia volley, and 8 of the top allies to a registry of terrorists and extremists after surviving being poisoned with a nerve agent involved with jails last year for alleged parole violation. poland has begun the construction of a wall along its eastern border with bella roof. the 186 kilometer long wall is

aimed at the turning migrant crossings. after thousands attempted to enter poland last year, warsaw alleges bella, we've seen authorities encouraged migrants to fly to minsk and then help them reach the border. majority in court of human rights has ruled that turkey's detainment of a german turkish journalists wasn't infringement of his personal rights. turkey arrested dennis, you tell in february 2017, accusing him of writing terrorist propaganda. he was detained for $290.00 days. the court has ordered unquote to pay $13000.00 euros in compensation and power supplies are gradually returning to tonga after the erection of an undersea volcano 10 days ago. but now nearly 2 dozen sailors on an israeli and military ship delivering aid have tested positive for profit. 19 australia is working with tongue and authority to keep the ship at sea. tanya has so far avoided any covert outbreaks. hundreds of people have marched through the streets of routine of fossils. capital

we're going to go in a show of support for the new military lead junta, it ousted president, robbery on monday, after widespread protests against his government. it is the latest in a series of cruise in west africa in recent weeks, ah, taking it to the streets, jubilation and relief that now after years of islamist terror attacks, something will be done. no. so done on that. we are very, very happy because the burkina army has taken its responsibility. this is what we've been asking for for a long time. they've assumed their responsibility and we are proud of them. and the military announced the qu, live on television, saying they'd taken former president rock cabaret into custody. they also posted what they said is a letter of resignation. capillaries, whereabouts are unknown? his government had struggled to respond to years of islamist attacks,

such as the incident last november in which 49 police officers were killed. the crew has been condemned, widely outside burkina, faso, the un and the u. s. of cold for civilian leadership to be restored. the eco was group of neighboring west african countries has also condemned it, but many here, one to turn away from their neighbors and their western beckers militia. yeah, we're just going to let you know echo was, is with the western countries. but the people of burkina faso do not agree with them or not, but we can never know about that. we want them to leave us alone and let us live with dignity, with our valley and soldiers who have brought us out of the bad time to get up. he said he stepped up and we strongly support russia and we call on it to engage with our new government to define a new strategic plan for securing the region. enough is enough to many debts. have

too many refugees? oh no, but i want to know the escorted coil celebrations, continue. burkina faso. neighbors say they'll hold an emergency summit in the coming days to decide on their response. earlier we spoke with our west africa correspondent, a mca acoya and asked her whether the celebrations we saw reflect the sentiments of the majority and burkina faso, betsy thought today's not just in what they do go, we have seen a lot of you know, bucking of is coming out and santa breton at these whole cool that has happened was seen such as well in kyra, which is the 5th largest, the city became fossil and across. but so essentially we seen what that means is that the, the, the people are happy because they're saying, well, what's the civilian root can not give us the military, you know, and they've come now to do that. and, and active is, was head today saying that, you know, they've been asking the now to post president coverage to leave because he's not able to take care of the security situation. but he's refused,

but now the military have done that and they are happy. so indeed, he kind of echoes, that's a sentimental satisfaction and happiness for the people of burkina faso in the u. s. presidential biden is feeling the heat from rising inflation and it seems to have shortened. his temper. biden sarcastically lashed out at a news reporter who asked if rising prices were a political problem for him to agree to replace the super. all right, let's go right to our washington bureau chief in his bowl for more on this story. hyenas, you know, president biden has been known in the past to be prone to outbursts and gas, but this remark really has sparked a lot of controversy. so tell us more what's been happening now, right. i mean by that, as you just said, assume he has had such dropouts throughout his long career. but after that disastrous press conference last week, and now getting caught on that hot mike moment. some people here really raised the

question, if you still fit for office, i mean, especially given the immense stress he's under not only domestically, but also internationally with a pending ukraine. conflict that definitely needs a fit. american commander in chief. what do you think this outburst in particular tells us about how things are looking for his presidency right now? while we are watching a presidency that is having an extremely difficult time finding its footage, i mean, attempting the balancing eggs of dealing with the political reality stateside, and deal with these tremendous challenges across the, at the atlantic. so it seems basically, each day president biden has to put out fires in places where many political observers did not expect to see russia of gun is done and an unstable economy. so this is really putting this administration to the brink down. we know that

inflation is such a hot bed, but an issue in the u. s. right now with his approval rating suffering, and the democrats also as a party struggling to get a thing past. how do things look for the midterms coming up in november? right, so me, historically the party in charge always loses its power after the mid terms. but this time the democrats, i expected to lose not just the majority in the senate, but even in the house. that essentially leaves the president in a powerless position to govern. and on top of that, you're just her mentioned that the divide between the progressives and the moderates of his own party is also much bigger than he and others expected. so when the mid aims midterms will come later in november this year, it will be extremely difficult for the democrats to ask the americans to put them back in charge when they believe nothing has been passed. also because of the

internal fighting with in the democratic party. our washington bureau chief in as poll. thank you so much. before we go a real life james bond moment may soon no longer be the stuff of fantasy, at least and one european country. slovakia, transport authority, has deemed a flying car to be air worthy. the air car earned its wings after extensive test flights and the company says certification opened the door to mass production. a hybrid vehicle takes around 2 minutes to transform complained a car and takes regular gas the pump. but aviation experts a, it'll still be some time before flying cars, really take off the w business was chelsea delaney is up next videoed.