hello ah this is the only news life from berlin. britain's prime minister fights for his political survival, forest, johnson, and tell the hostile parliament he will not resign despite a series of scandals and with the loss of dozens of ministers. also on the program evacuation orders in ukraine's done yet can region. russian forces advances and missiles strike targets across the east by the governor, just hundreds of thousands to flee. and the prison break out in nigeria suspected bo her i'm is the mist storm

a jail to free fellow militants around $300.00. a still on the run. ah, ah, i'm from gail. welcome to the program. british prime minister boris johnson is clinging to power, telling a hostile session of parliament that he will not resign. he's under intense pressure after more than 30 ministers and aids quits in the last the day. questioning the prime minister's leadership and integrity of members of mister johnson's conservative party have decided he will not face another confidence vote before next week. once lisa for an embattled forest johnson, it was a breathing question. time to have a 1st opposition leader kiss. darma called them to quit india and slammed the ministers. still supporting him were no come to later. the opposition can donna, any one with anything about them would be long gone from his from

press in the middle of a crisis dotted the country, the better than a set list cost of notting dogs. lawmakers from johnson's own party, also lined up to say it was time for him to go for better. yes, including the man who until tuesday was his health minister. and at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i have concluded that the progress starts at the top and i believe that is not going to change. and that's means that it is for those of us in a position who have responsibility to make that change. but the prime minister vowed to carry on a loan on the pipe. franklin interesting to the job of a prime minister in difficult circumstances when you handed a can also mandate, is the key knowing that a lot of it support for the prime minister is also draining away outside of parliament with british newspapers making clear they think his days are numbered

according to the opinion polls the public has also turned on him with even a majority of conservative voters. now thinking he should quit done a good job on certain things. but, you know, he's, his character i think has shown through. please don't seem to know what they're doing and this arise. forces not to go. just price is still there. i really think he's, he's always now the counting the hours that sake. but with a bloody johnson vowing to battle on, it'll be up to his party to decide just how long he has left has come through this . and when i dw cars, wanted berg at mass, who joins us out from the u. k. and our british politics and mr. alex forest whiting. welcome both. let's start with you. barbara massey at the prime minister has had a busy day inside and outside the parliamentary a chamber he has and it's almost as though he is living in

a parallel universe fil, he keeps repeating. and after this parliamentary session that you were reporting on earlier, there was another session where he kept repeating that he wants to go on with the job. he still wants to be a prime minister tomorrow, and he wants to keep doing his job. on the other hand, it seems like there's almost nobody left to wants to do this job with him. it's a very fast moving situation. cabinet ministers, junior ministers, calling on him to resign. we've had reports that even not him. so harvey, who, he's only recently yesterday, been appointed as chancellor is, is one of those we're urging him to resign. so it's very difficult to imagine that he can actually stay on alex for his wife. and we have been here before, mr. johnson that has survived no covenant vote called by his own conservative law makers just a month ago. so if they do want him to go, what other options? yeah, you're right, phil and, and the actual official roles are that they would have to wait another 11 months

before they can have another vote. but because things are in such turmoil a we know that the committee of conservative m. p 's who would potentially force that vote, are going to have an election themselves on monday, where they will elect new people to the role and could then change the rules. now that will give forest johnson a bit of breathing space. if he doesn't go to night, if he doesn't go tomorrow even doesn't go on friday. i think it's not looking great for him as a big it is just talked about and that there are ministers cabinet ministers, his very own top team in downing street with him at the moment, having a conversation with him. so everything is to play for the moment, many, many of his own, m, p 's won't or is johnson out, but at the moment he is still clinging on the book mass. it's easy amid all this, this is talk of reservations on what not to to think that virus. johnston's days are numbered, but this is a prime minister who less than 2 years ago,

led his party to its biggest election victory for decades. how was his popularity with the public holding up? phill, i'm in northern ireland and i've spoken to people here who are actually very supportive of boris johnson. they liked breck said the people i've been talking to though, like how he was handling the pen. the americans particular the vaccination, also his dance on ukraine, but they do say that was probably one lie too many. so they do think that there is an issue with trust. there is an issue with integrity and that i think is reflected in the polls. his popularity rate ratings with the british public are really rock bottom is personal popularity, ratings are, are, are down and in the miners. so majority of conservative voters and voters are at large think he should resign. so he is not the vote winner that he used to be. he

was somebody who reached out to parts of the ridge. electra that conservative party hasn't been able, hadn't been able to reach out before. but at the moment it doesn't look like he could pull off that again. so what do you think robert alex, for watching mr. johnson's to have political arbitrary has been written more than once before. is he and this is a man who will, who has said repeatedly, i'm going nowhere, i'm going to push on. so what do you think? will he resign? yeah, i mean, he and it does not want to go. it's almost like his big it said he is living in a parent parallel universe and he will do everything to cling on and he does still have his support is including within cabinets at the top team around him. but just look at the numbers. 36 ministers of the past past 24 hours have quit his government. we've already had this no confidence vote last month where 141 percent of his own party voted against him. he's got so many people against him. he may want to continue. he may have the real cool group still behind him,

but can he carry on willie, have a government and that i think is what's happening at the moment in an downing street with these cabinet ministers. they're telling him he's got to go. another group will probably tell him he shouldn't go, but i have to say the question is, when will it be tonight? will it be next week? i'm sorry, but there i think for him, the game is up, the deal is done. he will be out. it may not be now, but it will be in the next few days. i will be very surprised if he can continue in place as prime minister over the next few days. i've caught it now there you go. british politics allister alex forrester. why think thank you. the d w a u k. a correspondent berg mass. thank you as well. i was turn our attention to the war in ukraine, our defense forces. they're preparing for ground assault by russian troops. and that done yet, industrial region in the east of the country, the local governor says there is now no safe place left on his urging the remaining

350000 residence to leave. it's a desperate rush to leave. my saying good bye is hard. there is a much love for them here in the city of love, yet. russian shelling as demolished home small businesses and hopes for aging with dignity and security door to the other. this was my shock here only. i have no words. yeah. lots of money. lots of resources in the said 20 years of work in the everything. it's a lot more than i have no income. nothing connects us to this city anymore. the stock of worship with water didn't sure. did you use the coil? amelia? i'm scared for my wife. and my daughter who is 6 months pregnant, you'll know, do they need to leave here? especially after what happened yesterday? mostly they hit the city center. this was the worst of charles was law. russia has already claim victory and nearby lu hans. now the kremlin is moving the frontline

of the war to the front doorstep of dun yeske in the don boss. region. 2 civilians died after shelling struck a market and sl of yonce earlier this week. the local government as begging civilians all 350000 of them to evacuate. will grow up to life. no more joyce livable to morrow yield. i would join the army. this isn't the 1st time war has come to us. love yonce. and was seized by russian backed separatist and 2014 and recapture 2 and a half months later. there is no telling how long these refugees will have to stay away, or what they'll find when they return. ukraine's military is continuing the fight. as russia's forces advance suspected boca her, m, islamists in nigeria have freed hundreds of inmates, were prison on the outskirts of the capital of buddha. it's believe the attack was

launched to release fellow fighters. authority say 600 prisoners escaped, 300 were recaptured and one security official was killed by during forces have been fighting and is the mister insurgents for more than a decade. tens of thousands of died will be w correspondent, always edris, joined us from the jail and told me more about the attack. well, the attack happened yesterday night around 1020 pi p. m. when the gun men attack this facility behind me use in grenade, asked for a duct shootings. reports by the prison officials confirm about 600 emit as kept, but they have already recaptured 300 and get in the process of recapture them. are that emit that? have been freed. most of them are terrorists that have been held here is lemme is to book a harem and had in criminals,

and most of the political prisoners are still intact inside the facility. right? ah, and i am aware of him, but the president our has visited on the presidential, our security a convoy. this sounds like a government that has lost control of security. well, it may not be so that the government has lost entail control because the government kept arguing that dead train, they are on top of the situation. even when the president visited here, he gave more, a formation, more warning that said they would be dealt with. and all are the officials, but of course i attacked by terrorists i on the rise in nigeria, his convoy was attacked on its way to casino, which is an indication, is the highest tend to attack presidential convoy even do it was an advance, a convoy in the prison was not there,

but people are not happy with what is happening. people are now looking up to nigeria security agencies to do more and protect them the commonly to do more to protect the citizens because that is the out of office, which the president took when he took power in 2015 with a promise to deal with insecurity right, and this, this latest prison, right, this is not an isolated incident, isn't it? the country has seen a series of jo, bye breaks over the last couple of years. that is a very good question is not an isolated case. it happens several times in several places, and the nigeria correctional service has been assured demeanor. selby interior has assured that there wouldn't be an a dodge l break. there will be another attack, but unfortunately it has happened. and hopefully nigeria may see the end of that is because the way the president visited the place, it shows how he is concerned. when he appeared here, he appeared us a consent on

a dispatch person because he couldn't said much when he visited the place. he just see, i shook his head a left so we are expecting to see what will follow up to his visit and the visit of most of the top security brass in nigeria. thank you for always a dresser reporting for us. i bought a prison on the outskirts of butcher that was for story, best filed under better late than never the man's full by 100 to meet her bill 18 from trinidad and tobago. a finally received back gold medals from the 2008 beijing. some olympics, they originally came 2nd behind jamaica, but after doping samples were re tested, one of the jamaicans was found to have used an illegal substance. and so 14 years later as a special ceremony in switzerland for middle aged men. finally,

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