as u. e. k prime minister out there is john, i'll take a look back now his political career and his legacy not vote bras. he led his party to a landslide election victory in 2019. but boris johnson was to be undone, both by events in which he conspired, and also by his own character flaws that critics say made him unfit for high offers or still some has no say salvation. he has, there is no moral leadership, but for him it was always about becoming, i mean, they're not about being hyman's there. and he, i think he knows himself well enough that he knows that he does not have the skills that you need to be a successful prime minister. sonya panell was a reporter working alongside johnson in the brussels bureau of the daily telegraph . she describes a man with a lot of the child in him who enjoyed getting into and out of scrapes. a man drawn to calles and the chaos means that he can sort through these things going along elise, all this noise, all this commotion as the person with great. i dale the

u. e and k. ron, who says that the severe crisis and i've got to stand directly affects its neighbors in particular, pakistan as well as the immediate neighbors ones have been telling the americans to unfreeze that thousands of rooms, 10000000000 dollars. and he's going to is that right now? one son is facing a magnitude and bases almost 90. 5 percent of the people are below our to line the people selling needs and also selling the children. so this is kind of situation has come up and, and we are worried because i didn't trust it. susan i that's the i was they will head towards part so he didn't do to asian. in fact, something happens in the one. so immediate neighbors will be effected. the major can especially britton's prime minister, has touched on the controversial subject of the falkland islands with argentina's leader in what he called a frank exchange. he compared the inhabitants right to determine their future with ukrainian crisis of the sovereignty of those who live on the islands rema

the u has been considered as the main scapegoat for all the evil that has been reg brought a bar brought upon of great britain. and i think that a closer e u. k. relationship can offer many opportunities for improving the living standards of the orig, britain, as well. of course it's, it's clear that now departed lease and therefore the government is concerned lot with maybe not in fighting, but finding a new leader. and then it's also, i think, reason of concern because i think written this is very much needed now also as an international partner with given the, the rush of war on a crane. and i think the government, including, of course, boards, johnson, if they to very good role here. and, oh, well, the, the, the economy, it wants to be expected to be bumpy, right after breakfast. but it's not that what counts that what counts is to establish the alerts and the moral behavior or immoral behavior. he said, right, and, well, that's the receipt he got now. well, i mean, the united kingdom has taken the decision to leave the european union, which was the biggest self inflicted damage. any sovereign nation has taken an lisa my lifetime. i think

u. k. they offload gas to europe in the summer months when britain doesn't have enough storage capacity for it. then in the winter time, the gas is sent back from the e. u to the u. k. when it's most needed there. but the newspaper talks about the possibility of the flow of europe simply being cut off. if a gas french hits britain, a british government spokesman, referred to emergency procedures in the extremely unlikely event of a supply emergency. national grid gas have longstanding emergency procedures in place to protect the integrity of britons gas network. all countries have such plans, and there is absolutely nothing to suggest that these emergency procedures would be needed. now. our priority is to continue working together with our e. u partners and allies, to and reliance on russian oil and gas. it's possible that post brags it u. k is faring better than it's you neighbors, a spokesman for the you case, national grid power network doesn't foresee any energy shortages. the u. k has been well supplied with gas throughout the year, with reliable supplies coming in from the u. k. is north, siri sources and from norway, but even evoking this las

u. k. national grid emergency plans of cutting yas to the e u in the event of a u. k shortage, which would make matters even worse for you, you citizens and industry. and when you know it, the u. k is already preparing for that worst case energy scenario with talk of energy bills, they could climb to $3300.00 british pounds per year. and already, the purchasing power of u. k. citizens has taken a big hit, the energy market consultancy cornwall insight attributes. the diary forecast to an energy market that has become increasingly more volatile amid uncertainty over the gas that russia sends to europe. sales volumes are falling to a rate not seen since the depths of the pandemic as inflation continues to bite, and households cut back spending discretionary purchases were hit hard, especially white goods and homeware, while consumers also traded down to cheaper brands in food and non food alike. yeah, in other words, uncertainty caused by sanctions that the you imposed on itself and its very on citizens kill a crack on with another overhead line stories today. sure lik

u. k and the e u, and also deep and so carrying divisions in northern ireland itself. the w spirit mass has this report tonight from belfast. oh mart. the dunes have been practice to perfect and the hamiltons full and silver and it's ready for the annual parade. ah, but behind the festive atmosphere, there's a sense of insecurity in this tight knit community. lucy being and grew up here, hers is a protestant family surrounded mainly by catholics. so quote, nationalists, inno, there's a very much division in the community. you know, we're surrounded here by there is national areas honest like you wouldn't go to them places because of the past because of the troubles people around here are very, i'm gray. we're just heading back to that place. that dark place on obviously we, we don't want to go back. lucy's family's house was ones bombed by the irish. she says now she fears that once again, identity politics is rising and that house is under threat. she wants to remain part of the united kingdom. what we have got out of brack that it's yes, it's very much hand for a uni

u. s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the e. u plus with our correspondent is in the thick of the.

u. k prime minister e opposition leader to kissed armor is threatened to a no confidence vote in parliament unless johnson is removed as prime minister immediately at voice chances that he wants to remain in the row until the autumn. the bottom line with steve clemens is coming up next. ah, i am steve clements and i have a question. if so many economists and politicians from both political party saw it coming. why didn't joe biden see inflation coming? let's get to the bottom line. ah, just one year ago, optimism floated through the air. the economy was booming after a gigantic pandemic relief package of $1.00 trillion dollars. people were buying new cars and old cars and stuff. lots of stuff on amazon. some even decided that they didn't want to work for a while. cash was flowing and extended unemployment benefits and rent relief paid many folks more than they made before the pandemic. we'll guess what economists call that kind of situation. a classic overstimulated economy. overnight. there was much more demand and supply then boom, the supply crisis hits. there wasn't enough to buy prices

u. s. canada and the u. k. the e u has imposed the 1st sanctions on china since that tenement square massacre a response to the oppression of the wiggers are there will be, there will be no change in the european determination as to defend human rights before 2021. here will he point of view less will and to respond to serious violations and abuses, say, where they are committed. in light of the threats against taiwan, joe biden has stepped up military maneuvers and the endo pacific in alliance with japan, australia, and india. earlier the assumption that a conflict in the taiwan strait would be limited to china and taiwan is a misconception. in fact, this would be a global conflict or at the very least conflict with global consequences probably. ah, china is also stepping up joint military exercises with russia and it's new allies say, or xander change, she misses she to look. suffice she severely before the 2nd world horn said naziism and the mashes were a threat to the world killer. she until at the for the day it

u. s. canada, and the u. k. the e u has imposed the 1st sanctions on china since that tenement square massacre. a response to the oppression of the wiggers or debt will be there will be no change in the european determination as to defend human rights before 2021. he of will, at a point of view, less will and to respond to serious violations and abuses, say, where they are committed. in light of the threats against taiwan, joe biden has stepped up military maneuvers and the endo pacific in alliance with japan, australia, and india. early the assumption that a conflict in a tie, one straight would be limited to china and taiwan is a misconception. in fact, this would be a global conflict or at the very least conflict with global consequences. global china is also stepping up joint military exercises with russia and its new allies. they are then the change she no mister she to look. suffice she severely before the 2nd world horn said naziism and the mashes were a threat to the world killer sheets. and if the day it is c

u. s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the ear. the e u core is another 500000000 euros into clear army, despite struggling to fix its own budget. amid the economic backlash of its sanctions against russia, ukrainian to have resumed intense showing of the guns republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the kids army recently lost to russian lead forces. centurylink has duly elected president says that he will take action against anyone threatening him or his top officials. as mass protests persists in the south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic price. the broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad. chevy with right now, there is no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign ministers. second lever off. who in an exclusive interview to our channel, also underlined that moscow is not worried about the use desire to curb it's purchases of russian

u. k. the e, with any just signed in the last few days in agreement with us by john, about increasing its gas supply to the e. u. i mean the, all the right moves and all the right noises. but can they actually help before the end of 2022? no, there's not enough time for this year. i'm discuss. crisis has to be dealt with what they're talking about now, which is the savings. and there's also still talk about extending the lives of the german nuclear power stations, which can probably get through so much and help and restarting ho, fire gas station, power stations. but in terms of guess the, the about on deal would increase by only 10000000 cubic meters, which is a drop in the bucket. i mean it's less than 10 percent of what's needed and that can be put into place until next year anyway. and with that n g, the maximum because of the capacity limits at the terminals, the maximum energy can supplies 15 percent of europe needs. and she is not announced either in germany here, russia to build new termi

that's according to the o, e c d, in its latest figures. now some even fear the u. k. will slip into a recession, high fuel and food prices as we just saw, there are 2 culprits of the slowing growth. the inflation rate rose to 9 point one percent in the u. k. in may. that's the highest rate in 40 years. the central bank expects it to hit double digits within a few months. or i solomon feler is an economist, that baron beg bank. he joins me for more. the u. k. expected to see this incredibly slow growth, a slow growth of developing countries. why is that? so even the numbers that you cited now, maybe a bit optimistic. we think that the u. k. may already be in a recession, actually say one reason for that is why it's maybe starting a bit early and u. k is also the different pattern of coming out of the pandemic. so in your zone, you have still a little bit of a reopening momentum that dampens the impact of the russian energy crisis. now, but in the end, it will be a phenomenon that you can see of the be able to see throughout europe as gas supplies are curtailed. so it's

u. k. are planning for ukraine and the u. e. u pores, another 500 millions of euros in the army, despite struggling to fix its own budget. amid the economic backlash of extensions against russia, ukrainian troops have resumed intense shelling of the new gods republic than a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory.

u. k . romania and spain search to record highs. researchers at the european commission warned that almost half of all e territory is currently at risk of drought. the hardest hit region is italy and in spain. water levels are far below the 10 year average as wildfires reach, i left her my country under fire. literally under fire, more than 20000 actors had been burn december last 3 days. more than 400 casualties. air are being caused by this a heat wave. the 2nd heat wave in less than amounts. the heat wave is affecting crops and agriculture the most. and rising temperatures will impact energy and water supplies as well. the report says in southeast europe, croatia has placed water usage limitations in the history of peninsula. officials are advising people to use less water for our appellate. i'm one us, we appeal to our fellow citizens as well as juris. i have to reduce their consumption of water. i believe it will be a good indicator in a few days for the water management that measures have been effective. and we will avoid the 2nd step of reducing supplies and what we track of the week work with firefighters rushing to contain f

e n. ah ah, armando top stories, ya know, jazeera u. k. government has been plunged into crisis by the resignation in quick succession. the 1st, the health minister, and then the finance minister. they say they no longer have any loyalty to prime minister boris johnson. ordering a series of scandals, russia has struck several targets across your nets as moscow's forces turned their attention to capturing the eastern ukrainian region. now they hold your hands at his 2 people were killed when a market was hit in soviets and nato has signed off on the accession protocols from sweden and finland, allowing the to nordic countries to join the military alliance. once parliaments ratify their membership, both countries have been neutral for decades, but pushed from membership off to russia, invaded ukraine. if sweden and finland are ultimately successful in joining nato, their contributions they offer would be very different. sweden is still trying to recover from its recent policy of demilitarization poorest reports from god and in the baltic se

e. u to take action and save lives. in the u. k. tens of thousands of rail workers, their own strike, and it's been cooling, major disruptions across the country where because of demanding better pain conditions and further strikes a planned in the coming weeks. letting baba has more from london. on wednesday, only one in 5 trains was running across the u. k. in many areas there are actually no trains at all in scotland. for example, there are only 5 services across the country. passengers are being urged not to travel by train unless it's really essential. will many train stations have been empty, but commuters have made it to hubs like london, bridget, and waterloo strike. he's just the latest by 40000 members of the rail, maritime and transport. union. the already see there in dispute with bosses that a number of royal companies over pay jobs, attention, and conditions. well, the boss of network rail, which runs the train infrastructure here as a pull joyce for the impact on people traveling on holiday. but also people getting t

k. helmer believes its ordinary europeans who end up paying the price themselves for the e. u. they the chiefs and brussels, their plan to cut gas consumption. i'm afraid that these european bureaucrats really think that they are in charge and they can take the order of ordering people . busy that to, to limit their consumption of, of guess not beneficial for their own people, them up only paying more for the gas they have, may get limits on what they get. and on top they using that jobs because the companies are breaking apart. and on top, the euro is losing ground and is getting worthless and worthless. so no holiday and other things in these foreign countries any more. this is an uncontrolled demolition of economy with an impoverishment of the european people. russia's top diplomat has hinted a key cause of europe's energy crisis lies in pure politics. sir. gala froth stress that they nordstrom to pipeline which connect, rush it to germany, but doesn't currently have berlin's operational approval. is capable of meeting dom up just what was the worst. we now witnessing the bu

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u. k. falling in line with, with the u. s. wants no matter the cost and that trend doesn't appear to be changing any time soon. former e u parliament member godfrey bloom believes that the main problem with britain's quote, special relationship with the u. s. is that it does whatever america tells them to do. we have a problem in our relationship, which is sometimes called the special relationship with united states. and that special relationship now has deteriorated into britain doing exactly what it's told almost immediately, regardless of circumstance. i'm not very on the healthy. the problem we have internationally is basically american expansionism. the last 4 regime regime change across the world using the catalyst of nato. a nato was always a defensive mechanism. those days have gone. the will so packed is gone. there's no need for nato when it was agreed by nature that it wasn't expand, that promise is being broken. and of course, nature now is moving, it is false, is ever further up and towards the russian border. the you must be independent from russian energy, but at what cost? 10 into our t's crossed out next to find ou

e n. oh, a low welcome back. watching al jazeera life from london l. main story now or john's remains defiance refusing to resign as u. k. prime minister, despite 38 members of his party quitting that government policy report that johnson's closing colleagues have advised him to go to the united nations as saying a 128000000 people are affected by hunger. in 2021. that's almost 10 percent of the wealth population warning of a global hunger catastrophe. and the coming months, as russia is warn you, crying, john drives up food and fuel prices, or residence in the grinding city of sylvia and have been evacuated as russian forces press close to the eastern city as the next target and moscow sides, as it looks to take control of the entire dorm bus region, which it's been focused on since the month of march. after failing to capture the capital keys. don't bass is comprised of 2 provinces done yet, and the hands on monday, russia claim victory in the hands after the fall of its final city, missed a chance which now lies in ruins. the focus is heavily antoniette canal. ukrainian forces say they have managed to slow rushes gro

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e u country. but that would rip apart the piece, still ended decades of violence. so the u. k. and the you signed a deal that included a protocol which effectively move the border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. the some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports. a unionist party says that undermines their place in the u. k. it's refusing to let nor the island form of government until the protocol is scrapped. patrick diamond is a professor public policy at queen mary university in london. he says a new conservative party leader. they consider a better working relationship with you. i think there's an assumption that with orest johnson moving on, he will be replaced by a concerted party to a prime minister who takes a more emollient position on the earth and is prepared perhaps to entrance more constructive relationships with the european union, white and non. and protocol cooper isn't necessarily the case. there are potential candidates for the leadership of the policy in the premiership. it could be even more robust and humbling of

e m. ah. with o, a hello again, the top from the algebra one in our the u. k. prime minister born johnson is expected to announce his resignation shortly after an avalon from resignation, from within his own cabinet and party since tuesday. he will say, honest prime minister until a leadership race later this summer, more than $400.00 prisoners are still on the run. and niger, after an attack on a prison that was claimed by isolate leading figures and the i fell and broke her arm groups are believed to be among the foreign ministers or in the world leading economies or gathering an engineer's there for talks under the shadow of the war in ukraine for some, it's their 1st encounter with a lot of sense. russia invasion chris wilkins is a managing partner at oddly consultancy. he was a strategy director and she speech writer for former prime minister with a may. and he says, boys, johnson needs to step aside and let the party choose a new leader to this crisis. it's been a case of farmers always being behind the could been always will being bounced into decisions

e with import 12000000000 cubic meters per year. from as much on to compensate for russian supply cuts. while in the u. k, authorities are warning that temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury approaches 40 degrees celsius. the government's coordination minister says the country is about to find out how ready it really is to cope with extreme heat. we don't get months and months of warning that it's coming year. we get a few days possibly that this kind of heat wave is going to occur. now there is, people would say the husband a longer term, we're warning about climate change and you know, as a government, we've taken that very seriously. our energy mix, for example, has changed very significantly over the last few years. you saw cop 26 where we show leadership that we're fighting very hard as they say to keep 1.5 alive. so, you know, we will learn the next 48 hours about how the rail system coats with this kind of heat which it wasn't built to cope with. we will learn about how we deal, you know, as a community wi

u. k. that given many states to get the right to, to, to, to live and work for several years. sorry. in the e. u. so what does that say to you? why are we seeing this, this hypocrisy? exactly. so we are totally paid though the sa broach, whether you're great references and we think we advocate for at least is a good role model. if we are ready to do this in a way we are able to cope with this and as so, a good model would be also to, to share this. so the geraghty and give this humanity to refugees from the past of the war baby has a doctor's feeling. so we don't always about braces, which people are in the positive way hand goods. and reset the d 5 reception office who spec all put back and european bought us and we don't care about all the dead people in the mediterranean all to day plea. how would he law and they need our babies are set and that indeed, all right, we will have to leave it there. thank you very much. your time car caught there. the european, a european affairs director official preliminary results show that to nicea has approved a new constitution, which gives far more powe

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u. k. and since 2003, that number goes up to 77 of the hottest 10 years have taken place since 2003. earlier i spoke to tom berk, he's the chairman of e 3, g, 3rd generation environmentalism. explain what's at stake if governments fail to act quickly to count to the effects of climate change. the more accurate to say the probability of events like this and the intent see when they occur is a result of human activity. so we're seeing more very more heat waves and the heat waves that we're seeing osher. and that's because of the fact that we're burning fossil fuels simple. exactly. no, in northern europe, especially the u. k. a talking about the weather is a fact of life. it's will miss that kind of national art form, isn't it? but but holmes there, for instance, on notes designed to with strand, it would stand such extreme eats, not the same applies to schools and hospitals. a railway stations retrofitting entire countries is going to be extremely expensive. i couldn't agree with you more and you're absolutely right. we're used to thinking of whether as being predominantly cool, wet brought the draw and so all of our buildings on life