jack parrot jack. italy's european partners held mary a drug in high regard. what do they make of him now being forced out as prime minister? well i think terry, there's a big sense of disappointment, especially in brussels, mario druggies resignation. he was certainly seen as a safe pair of hands here. he was seen as an experienced european politician. he understands the european union, he was very pro european and he knew what was going on here, especially regarding his role as the, the president of the european central bank, which he held for many, many years and was seen as somebody that really understood how to get things working we've seen in italy, some pro draggy protest. people lives on the streets. obviously here in brussels, in the european union institutions they cannot say. or they cannot make comments on this sort of machinations of national politics. but i think it's understood that he was seen as a pro european somebody who understood the workings and also on many of the big, relevant issues in brussels. he was on the same page as many of the leaders on in other capital, specifically, france and berlin. now, italy is an important you member stated, shaped european policy on ukraine and russia. druggie himself made a high profile visit to kit not long ago. could italy's position on the war now change under a new government? yes, i think that's very likely, especially when you look at the positions of the tennessee that you know, the league party, the far right policy. they have a very different position. you're right. he was a really strong proponent of ukraine and especially when it comes to the u. accession process. he was one of the 1st leaders to come out and say, listen, we need to offer ukraine a realistic pathway to joining the european union. he made that big trip along with german chancellor la shows and the front president manual micron to keep it was a big, big sign of not only sort of support the ukraine, but a you unity in the support for ukraine. and what, what we've heard, even from that, it's these foreign minister imitate it to my luigi. demise gives me, he's been there saying, listen, having a caretaker government, and i will prevent many things. first, the, it's these sending of arms to support the war in ukraine. also do the potential for diversifying gas supplies as we had into the winter. and what that would mean. there is a lot of questions about exactly how nimble and how, you know, you know, deliberate italy will be able to be as they had into those elections, which we now expect in the autumn. jack, thank you very much. our corresponding jack park there in brussels. well, italy is one of the countries in europe that's been experiencing a heat wave in recent days. there's also been a prolonged drought in the north of the country, and the soaring temperatures are making the situation worse. farmers there are facing the prospect of crop failures due to water shortages. the po river usually supplies enough water to farms, but it's severely depleted at the moment. d w max tundra traveled to the region to see how farmers are coping a marina full of stranded boats, fields of drooping sunflowers and everywhere fountains with no running water, scorching temperatures of up to 40 degrees, half in plaguing northern italy for weeks now and threatening. some people's very existence like the regions, rice farmers, just advantage on these plants are completely dead. they won't produce anything. there will be no crop here. so in epa, 15 tons of harvest lost in this plot alone. the farmer simply

jack parrot is at the farm bra asha in the south of the country. welcomed jack. i believe it's absolutely sweltering that fell. it is incredibly high. i actually thought it might get a little bit cooler as the day wore on, but i've just come back outside from the nicely air condition media center i have into the i don't the airfield here and it is boiling. they were saying during the air show a bit earlier today that the runway was probably about 52 degrees celsius here. and indeed, we know that at luton airport, north of london, they've, in fact, closed the rum way because it is so hot and they need to do some repairs there as well. we understand that today is the hottest day in wales in the country of wales ever on records. his records began about a 150 years ago that it's 35.3 degrees celsius in flinch up in north wales. right. so we're talking about these record breaking temperatures affecting a normally temperate country, like the u. k, which is just not usa misses it's, it's melting runways and whatnot. and effect infrastructure yet is indeed in the government's vice. is that they should the people should not travel unless it is absolutely necessary. simply the trains, the buses, the transport infrastructure, but also people's homes and the buildings here in britain, on accustomed and not been built to withstand this kind of temperature. these kind of heat that we're going to see for 48 hour period is what the prediction of the met office, which is the, the weather, sort of scientific organization here in, in britain. that's what they're saying that simply people need to try and ease the pressure on those systems and also the health system because they're worried that for a lot of more vulnerable people, especially the elderly, that there could be real issues to do with this heat as well bearing in mind, people who just don't have ac on in their homes, like in other parts of europe where it does reach these temperatures more frequently. right. so it does sound like some relief is inside but it doesn't need. yeah, like i said, it's 48 hour period. they predict that on wednesday, that will be about a 10 degrees celsius drop up from $3637.00, which is the temperature we've been seeing throughout the day even up as far as 40 degrees celsius. but they say that on wednesday will go down to somewhere near $26.00 degrees, which is a much more normal, is sort of temperature for this, for this part of the world at this time of year. phil, thank you that jack jack carrack at the farmer. air show in the south england. meanwhile, representatives from around 40 countries are here in berlin for 2 days of talk, same that addressing the climate crisis. damage to build trust before the next. are you in climate summit in egypt in november? un secretary general, antonio quoterush, criticize what he's described as the world's addiction to fossil fuels unborn. that the warming limits of one and a half degrees celsius agreed. at the 2015 parish climate talks was slipping, even further out of reach, eisen, ocean heat and broken urine. all the meetings being hosted up by being co hosted by egyptian to president abdel fought, i'll see. see on german chancellor, olaf, for shots i asked of political correspondent, nina hossa, or what they'd been saying in their press conference will they cover lots of ground, obviously, but the egyptian president is here also to attend those climate summit preparation talks. and of course, both countries ever talked a lot

jack parrot, who is at the farmer air show in the south of england, where temperatures are hitting a records. and a jack, i was asking you, i before the technology got the better of us, how these record breaking temperatures are affecting a normally temperate country like the u. k, which just isn't used to them. well, so i think they were fighting me. i think our technology, my overheated a little bit, and that's perhaps what, why i dropped i was, we were, as we were speaking earlier. but the reality is, is that this is extremely hot. and the united kingdom is not really a country that has the capacity to deal with these kinds of things. the infrastructure, the transport infrastructure is not prepared for such. he doesn't have the cooling mechanisms, the buildings are not built to withstand such things. people do not have a conditioning in their homes as they might do in southern european countries. for instance, the warning from the government is that everybody should try and keep themselves as cool as possible should avoid putting any undue stress on the transport sector and should continue to try and stay cool for as long as possible to protect. firstly themselves, but also the health services and the infrastructure in the country. is there any relief in sight whether is that she fell at the moment as they say is riding on sort of $3536.00 degrees centered celsius across parts of the south west. but that will happen to that will be the case for, for monday and tuesday this week. on wednesday, it's predicted according to the met office, which is the a, the, the scientific office that deals with weather in the united kingdom. they say it will drop down to $26.00 degree of it's $26.00 degrees celsius, a much more recognizable probably more enjoyable summer temperature for this part of the world. thank you for a jack, jack, paris in southern england. still our attention out of the yards of war in ukraine president zalinski has removed to top officials during an investigation into alleged collaboration with russian occupying forces. while the 650 cases of treason are being investigated at the agencies run by the chief prosecutor and the head of state security, also been bullied dawn in his nightly address to the nation. president vladimir lensky delivered a bombshell put up with 2 of its most trusted officials, suspended for failing to wheat collaborators. hundreds of subordinates charged with treason, but he monthly such an array of crimes against the foundations of the states national security and the links recorded between ukrainian security forces. officials and russians. special services raises very serious questions about their respective leaders, yoga bang, w, getting each of these questions will receive a proper response. now liz moleed to day, i have taken the decision to dismiss the prose