ah, we don't do something our children won't be able to enjoy fresh air. europe reviewed, starts november 3rd on d, w. with the w news lying from burlington more political chaos in the u. k. as the prime minister announces she is stepping down after just the 6 weeks post trust says she's resigning a leader of the conservative party speculations about who could succeed her. many wonder if for predecessor can now make

a comeback. also coming up and tackling europe's energy crunch the war in ukraine has sent fuel prices storing new leaders are now holding a cement to address the crisis. plus the arraignment may drones targeting ukrainian civilians, moscow enter ron, deny they're being used. we'll look at evidence that indicates otherwise. ah, i'm not really good to have you with us. after a turbulent 6 weeks and off as british prime minister less trust is stepping down. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on economic and energy policy and backlash from her own conservative party. her resignation makes her the shortest serving prime minister in british history. after weeks of chaos at 10 downing street,

a moment of clarity. las trust fence frenzied speculation on her future by telling the british people that she is stepping down. i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. only 6 weeks ago, trust was confirmed as prime minister by the late queen elizabeth the 2nd. but a disastrous budget from the no former chancellor, quasi quart ng spelled at the beginning of the end, high tax rates are home secretary swell. braverman walked after a row over immigration and then a vote to bon fracking. plato to mid chaotic scenes sealed trust his fate. until on ha, despite her own failure to vote, she won the ballots,

but many tore and peas rebelled amid widespread anger that such a regime was ever approved by the party. i am livid antenna. i really shouldn't say this, but i hope all those people that put this trust in number 10. i hope it was worth it. if it was worth it for the minister red box, i think it was worth it to sit round the cabinet table because for the damage they have done to our party is extraordinary. tore part, anger hasn't been confined to the conservative scott, the recalls from opposition and voters alike for the general election. the tax got gone, so we call have a revolving door of tails. we can have another experiment at the top of the tory party. that is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government and the public retitled to have their say, that's why it should be a general election. no, any general election does. this is a cycle of rubbish. and they were face rubbish of all rubbish nonprofit for the job . she's a think i today. i certainly the policy decisions that she might in,

at numbers rate was realized in this country. we have an argument to that despite now we have an elected government democracies, etc. as a trust says her successor is to be voted in by the party by the end of next week. with boris johnson's former chancellor risha tonight, critic of trust his budget plan among the front runners regime. they're all over when feel of the think tank. chatham house told d w that les tress was never the right leader for a deeply divided conservative party. well, they rushed less trust into our face when boris johnson was sacked. and the 3rd prime minister they've had in a row, 1st bar is johnson overthrew to resume. you'll remember. and i think that they jumped for somebody in liz trust who was simply really not capable of holding the party together. she wooed the right wing of the conservative party,

the hard line breaks it is to believe that she was the right person and almost immediately it's all blown up in her face. she represents a cleverly divided party and now they get to try and hang on to power it's, it's a contradiction in terms really. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. the philippine government says it will take part in peace talks on the 2 year old conflict in the northern t y region. next week. the negotiations with t, the t right people's liberation front in south africa are due to take place after a previous attempt failed earlier this month, triggering further fighting at least 60 people, including security officers, have been killed in the unrest and shots capital and jemina. hundreds of demonstrators defied a band on protests to mark the date when the military administration was supposed to hand over power. it's rule has now been extended by at least 2 years. police

in northeastern germany say a blaze in a house in a hotel housing ukrainian refugees may have been a politically motivated arson attack. 17 people including 3 staff members were inside the building when the fire broke out, but no one was injured. energy costs across the european union have risen sharply after russia cut its gast deliveries in response to western sanctions. over the war in ukraine. can the e u, those speak with one voice to address the crisis? european leaders are debating that right now at a summit and brussels european union leaders are already feeling a winter chill there under extreme pressure to increase the stability of europe's energy supply and to decrease prices while demanding russia withdraw from ukraine and sending enough support for keith to win the war, but european council president sha, michelle says the priority at this summit is finding enough positive energy among

the 27 to agree on proposals to lower consumer fuel costs. it should be fairly difficult, but it is very defaulting today or tomorrow to center very soon single to throughout the timing, to work together. you know, to the project is in fact from wilmington for all household families. and for the businesses across the new, one of the most divisive proposals for cutting consumer costs, putting a ceiling on a price of gas does not yet have berlin's backing, despite a number of other countries pushing for it french president emanuel macklin who supports the price kat proposal says he'll have a word with his german counterpart over today we have brought unity between countries and so i and others will be working with travelers short response because it's not good either for germany or for you. look at the terminal isolated itself. chancellor, olaf shalt says, that's hardly the case. we are the biggest supporter, you're paying 26 percent of the budget usually. and we are developing

a lot of solidarity mechanisms. but he didn't indicate a change of mind on price caps, which hungarian president, victor, or bon is calling economic suicide for his country. the dutch don't like the gas cap concept, either preferring another proposal for countries to buy few altogether. prime minister margareta says this meetings, most likely outcome is a commitment to make further assessments on some options generally agree on things like joint purchase. but latvian prime minister christianity current says both price caps and joint purchases are necessary. now, the war in ukraine is teaching. the dangers also the geopolitical dangers of being dependent upon fossil fuels. so we have to take the lessons and work towards the future. one, this is what we have to do, but it's not clear the leaders oh feel they have to do it at this summit. and our wrestles corresponding jack perez told me more about what options are on the table

to keep energy prices and check what they're discussing. is this idea of a joint purchasing platform as we had in terry's report. that fellows like his is going to get a bit of a traction there. also talking about a benchmark price for liquefied natural gas. the price of that is being skewed because of the changes in flows between pipelines. ellen g arrives on boats. they're also talking about some pretty technical issues regarding liquidity in the energy market. but the battle royale that we all expected was about the price cap for importing natural gas. and that battle royale is looking like it's really taking shape. they've been talking about this all afternoon. and we expect them to be talking all night and perhaps even into the early hours of tomorrow morning. we know that 15 countries are in favor of the price cap, but significantly, germany and other countries like the netherlands, the countries that are considered to be economically sort of frugal. that they are the ones that are basically sort of putting the brakes on this. and it needs

support, it needs the countries to come together and it looks like there has some pretty divisive some pretty big bust ups in the council meeting of the leaders here in brussels. will they be able to overcome their differences? what, what can it take? yeah, that's the, that's the big question of the austin, that these kind of summits and among the use 27 countries, it's all horse trading. you know, you give us one thing on this and will concede on another issue, but the reality is, is this energy issue is so fundamental for all of the governments soaring costs. the consumers are, you know, really, really significant all across the european union. and indeed, the world i'm fingers point towards governments to sort this site. now the problem is, is especially for, for germany in this battle. if they are, 9th, this 20000000000, the euro package for their own energy support, which a lot of the other countries feel is unfair within the single market and any sort

of skewing the mark in favor of germany. so it is gonna be a lot of pressure on chance to shows this summit on this issue. we'll have to wait to see how they can get through this. there's been a lot of bilaterals, a lot of discussions on the slide lines, and they'll be a lot of giving and taking they know that they want to to do something, whether they can get the price cap over the line. they're not sure whether they're leaving happened at this summit though. now that you talk about discussion thing in place, on the sideline, the leaders of germany and france were very much at the heart of this debate, spoke face to face to day. after all, that friction emerged earlier at what do we know about this meeting? this is exactly it. i think this is one of the, the crux is of this matter because the franco german access in the european union, especially since breaks it has been so fundamental in the 2 countries are on diametrically opposed sides of this macro. once the french president mccomb wants the cap shots, doesn't want it. and i had

a meeting on the sidelines. the eliza palace released a statement saying that they encouraged french and german ministers to keep on talking with each other. so the next german franco german covenant meeting will be the most ambitious of substantial possible. they talked about energy, they talked about defense. they were meant the to lead is to have a summit next week together just, you know, a big meeting, the 2 of them. but that now has been postponed because of the divisions on this issue. the stuff to get, i have to wait and see whether they can i and any of those out in the big forum of the 27 need is here in brussels today. exciting time in bravo, thank you for breaking it all down for us. jack barrick, while energy was being discussed and brussels to day was a dark day for many ukrainians as the public heeded a call from the government to switch off electricity until 11 pm. the measure is in response to russia's widening attacks against energy facilities which have cost outages. in many areas, national grid operators as the curve is limited to thursday,

but more restrictions and blackout may be needed with winter approaching. preparing dinner in a makeshift outdoor kitchen, 9 year old autumn and his grandma arena a hurry and to get dinner ready before the setting, sun plunges the home into cold and darkness. soon, horgan is really cold. he and like guess she's, i'm sleeping in my clothes in my apartment now, li, issue, russian strikes of cut off utilities and cities and towns across ukraine. and many residents here in the hockey region. we have been living without gas, water, or electricity for weeks down. the kids move is enough. when did you open? our windows were damaged to it. now we are only eating here, but sleeping in the next apartment because their windows are not damaged 11, so it's warmer there. any way? don't you blow?

for many people bundling up at night and cooking out doors is a matter of survival growth. the situation is like this is no electricity, no water, no gosh, more recalls, you can see were building fires and tom lives with his mother. she's disabled. it is totally dependent on her son's help to do it's abroad the so it's really cold. now, if it one, if i'm myself only i would freeze scheduled in the homes of residents, living in villages like these in the huff he region have been thrust into a pre industrial era with no modern comforts authorities. the trying to reassure people that electricity will be restored soon and that repairs to water and gas infrastructure will come next. that with the war and with absolutely no certainty.

people like autumn and his grandmother can only prepare for what will likely be a very harsh ukrainian winter. and we will have that report on iranian drones. i promised later in the program is a reminder of our top story today. british prime minister list ross has resigned after just 6 weeks in office. her announcement comes after a bruising week of you turns on economic and energy policy and backlash from her own conservative party. her successor will be chosen and a party leadership election set for next week. and k, ferguson will have more on that story and dw visit after the break. dig around for that, for now though, thanks for watching her . i'm just kinda why we got tired and it is a me, you don't want to look to see you anymore. we will send you back her.