u. k. we don't have any more detail with that emerged just in the last week in court here in the u. k. also, officials for the state of my g rear last week asked to be able to actually be present here and to claim compensation as the victim representing a country which was the victim of this bribery depriving the state coffers of tax revenues. they were told by a judge that they couldn't because only the prosecution that britain's serious fraud office and the defense that's glen court could actually make arguments. so the issue of compensation for those con, is a matter for a later date, but the company certainly knows it's going to be hit heavily. it's put aside one and a half 1000000000 us dollars for corruption cases here in the u. k. in the us. and in brazil that he bought the 47 london thanks very much for the update. on my case thousands of people and they began gathering for rally and slang because capital to protest against economic crisis. police have been heavily deployed in columbus and all the demonstration relying because economy it's, i think it's worth crisis in decades. infl

u. k. but also marshall islands mall div. they're calling for stronger wording in this final agreement to keep temperatures well below one and a half degrees celsius of increase of warming. so the paris agreement calls for keeping temperatures under 2 degrees of warming scientists, a one and a half, is really not necessary to avoid some of the worst catastrophes that climate change might bring. and just to give you a sense of what half a degree might make a difference, a 2 degree world or 2 degrees of warming means that no coral reefs in the future. a means 12000000 more people dealing with coastal flooding. i mean 60000000 more people dealing with drought that will increase hunger and water shortages. so this room is really pushing on increasing efforts to reduce emissions. so that's, that's what stalling a final deal at this point. and did a lot at stake there did up a, a sam baker reporting from the comp 27 climate summit in egypt. thank you so much. also joining us now from the climate summit in shemelle shake is mitzy jo

u. k and also in the us is demand full time. meaning that, you know, of course, there's a shortage of personnel or there's a lot of demand for pay rise. whereas in case of japan, for example, it's cost push is quite different. that's one of the reasons why inflation rate is so much lower, i think, structurally speaking, you know, looking at the economic conditions, obviously, i think, you know, the bank of england worry is i think spot on in the sense that, you know, it will cause the negative you know, i should say, loop now that would, you know, exacerbate the current condition. also, it's also true that you know, all central banks are trying to basically fight off inflation. and at the same time, they have to juggle with the mounting amount of debt which had been accumulated during the covered $1000.00 crisis. at least bank of england has a lot more room compared to, for example, back to japan who cannot make any maneuverability in my opinion. so yes, i think, you know, central banks are, you know, having a bit of a headache

u. k. had son involvement in the attack and accusation london us dismissed. i also spoke with don colic on this, who thinks there's one clear reason why russia wasn't involved earlier. first, i don't think they wanted russia the to see any proof of who damage the pipeline. because i think that would implicate the united states in the u. k. but also, you know, because they wanted to destroy, they didn't, they didn't want russia to access to, to be able to fix it. they want the north stream to destroyed. and because they don't want countries like germany, they have have the option of using it in the future. i think we know that us and british intelligence are very much involved in helping the ukraine military serve. certainly with targeting. we know the ca, for example, is been in the ukraine even before the special operations training various forces there to kill russians. and by the way, that's in the, the i was quoting people who actually trained by the ca, they were, you know, that's what they were trained in, you know, and as i understand the situation on the gro

u. k also has at least 30 children in the camps. they've accepted only tan back so far. um, but as i said, are you know, our experience is that many of these children are doing well if you can remove them from the camp environment, put them in a loving family home in their home country. you know, really what they want to do is they just want to go to school and play and, you know, have a good family life and, and make friends like many other children. yeah, thank you so much for your time into and you're inside. that's job. big f at the director of children's rights advocacy at human rights watch. thank you. thank you . but there's plenty more a hit on this news hour, including china reports the 1st deaths from covered 19 and 6 months. ah, well, it's good to today's action from the world cup and england have just recorded a big win over iran and the opening game of their group. english school 3 goes in the 1st half to take control of culture stadium and added 3 more after the break. it's just finished 6 to the pool. brennan has been watching that game with many fan sir.

u. k. and also as its territory the incentive plans they are really good at intercepting miss. so the island doesn't receive a high proportion of rainfall, but we do get quite a lot of cloud cover coming over the high central ridge. so they actually have their lease adapted to intercept the nurse and then they fall to those water down into the p d soils. and then they trickle out to the catch me errors. and last we, we collect our drinking water. the parks endemic vegetation provides more than a 3rd of the islands drinking water, making the teams conservation work essential to the local inhabitants. and it all starts here at the foot of diana's peak. ah, propagation in the nursery start from feed. so we go out into the wall and we collect seeds from the last remaining individuals. and then from there we would clean the seed, sought it, then we would plant them. we wait for them to germinate, there's a few stages of putting out until we can actually produce a plant that is very strong and durable and ready for planting back into our fights . after months of care in the nursery,

u. k. u minister there also said to discuss the migration crisis in the coming hours, and dr. butler reports now from dunker the silent walk in dunkirk. charity work has led a commemoration in the northern french town for at least 27 people had died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago, most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here to ali, to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british and french officials traded blame over why the boat wasn't rescued. but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they were sent no assistance and even at times seemed to be mocked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but you're an english waters, replies a french rescue operator. no, no, not english waters in french waters. please come fast than the phone line cuts

u. k is also well established. however many are now taking even greater risks as natasha butler explains from dunkirk. in recent years, what we've been saying is an increase in asylum seekers using small boats inflatable the, the run by people smugglers in order to reach britain. the problem is, of course, those journeys across the english channel, all very dangerous. they are very risky, and that's why we saw that tragedy one year ago. now, when data inflatable both carrying at least 27 people sank in the sea and those people died. now what the french and british governments have been trying to do in recent years is reduce the amounts of people who are trying to take those dangerous coughing, say, recently expanded an existing deal between the 2 countries, which would both to security along the northern fridge coastline more police patrols along the beach is the use of more civilians, drones, and also even british immigration officers station here and frog from french immigration of the station in the breast. and

u. k. they're also offering huge inflation at the moments sparling fuel costs or the cost of living crisis. do you think these domestic issues are going to influence the foreign policy of these blocks? that's why a cylinder is for him. it's so important to get this attention on ukraine because all the other european countries have their own problem problems now with increasing prices of a electricity eager oil. yes. and so that's for him. it's very important to get the intention attention of these countries said to ukraine, but i think at the people in other countries, citizens in other european countries will soon a get very mad and very angry. i am and their governments have to decide what to do now. and maybe they change their views a little bit more to domestic problems. and, and, and that would be a problem for ukraine again. so it's a difficult situation for all the decisions in your own is and the, in the scope of our interview 40 doesn't allow us to, to speculate for too long on this, but, but his, the $1000000.00 question hendrick, do you, how do you see the situation been resolved

u. k. but also, you know, because they wanted it destroyed, they didn't, they didn't want russia to access to, to be able to fix it. they want the north stream to destroyed. and because they don't want countries like germany, they have have the option of using it in the future. we heard their numerous times through the weeks they russian, president said, alleging that the u. k. was involved in, in some capacity as well. your thoughts on when you hear that, of course, they're not directly involved in the, in the, the conflict in ukraine. but for all intents and purposes, it appears as if they've got to handle things that are happening. i think more than a hand, i think we know that us and british intelligence are very much involved in helping the ukraine military serve. certainly with targeting. we know the ca, for example, has been in ukraine even before the special operations training various forces there to kill russians. and by the way, that's in the, the i was quoting people who are actually trained by the ca, they were, you know, that's what they were trained in. you know, and as i un

u. k, which is also expected to include talks on climate change. trade in the commonwealth is the 1st state visit to the u. k. in more than 3 years after they stopped during the coven, 19 pandemic. after the phone, prince william and prime minister richie sooner also attended the welcome sermon. when you can find much more and all the days, news including upsets of the world cup on our website out just error dot com ah. the top stories and al jazeera, the death toll for monday's earthquake, and indonesia has risen to $268.00 authority st. many of the victims of the magnitude 5.6 quake we young children is rescue a search for survivors. in the rubble, relatives have started to bury their loved ones. disaster relief says more than a 150 people are still missing. turkish president, russia type, irwin has worn, but he will launch a ground operation against kurdish forces in northern syria, soon cuter, also being held for those killed in a rocket attack and southern turkey. on monday, the turkish military has begun bombing kurdish targets and northern syria in retaliation. the un says more than

u. k, which is also expected to include talks on climate change. trade in the commonwealth is the 1st state visit to the u. k. a more than 3 years after they stop during the coven, 19 pandemic. after the phone, prince william and prime minister richie sooner also attended the welcome sermon. when were you can find much more and all the days. news including upsets of the world cup on our website out just sierra dot com ah.

u. k. they also had something as well, if there are a number of countries russia as well. what does this mean? because if you, if you want to look at the unregulated crypt code and then you've got the government's coming out with what will i guess, be regulated a central government crypt currencies. what is the future going to be made this again, another really good customer ought to want to, i don't have the answer for you. but i would say is that you're not going to see an end of bitcoin because all of the crypto currencies that say the themes and the big quinn's the world. because the way in which these structures means they fund them, it's fundamentally impossible to bomb them without shutting down the whole incident . right, right. and where is c? b c's will. i think they're going to have a very interesting place in the world. they're going to play a very important role in, in really proving accountability for reserve currency. you know, how many us dollars all there in the world? how many us dollars are actually worth something? we don't know. we know the russian gro

u. k. may phase challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy han says is $66000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy. the u. k . government also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. where we challenge, how's the latest from london? over the previous weeks we've had talk of the grim decisions facing jeremy hunts and what he was going to have to do. and so when it came to it, yes, there was a slight dip in the pounds. there was a slight dip in the markets box that could be down to the fact that jeremy han painted a pretty dark picture of the u. k. is economy over the next couple of years? at least he said that we're in recession already. though his fiscal plan as he but it would make that the session shallower than it would otherwise be. and the markets i think for the most part of the moment or giving him the benefit of the doubt. and yes, 1st, privately developed rocket has launched into space. vicar mass was built by a start up with an engineering team of 200 people and it's just 2 years. it's carrying 3 payloads. and as equipped with tell him a treat, tracking camera and data acquisition systems, s

u. k. would not that long ago considered to be sort of shameful, instances belonging to sort of a 2nd to economic nation. so, so by so many social measures, certainly, i'd also measure the productivity group and business investment u. k is failing badly, is just that it also has a very long history of generating opportunities for rent extraction by financial services. mr. to how does that translate into actual conditions on the ground? you talked about it, the almost being that of a 2nd tier economic nation. how are people experiencing that? and are they pessimistic about the future because of younger generations have been amongst the greatest upper is one of the younger generations and graduates have found it increasingly hard to get into the sorts of jobs with the sorts of prospects that they considered to be sort of would have been considered normal in the $198900.00 ninety's. but there is also, i think, sort of science emerging now of some really acute forms of poverty. i mean, there was a recent case in rochdale in northern england, of a 2 year old boy who died from the fact there was such extensive mold in his parents flat that this effect to be led to

u. k, the government also takes the report very seriously. and they start in re vastly gratian on the protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it. overseas surface centers steadfast from out to sierra and rotterdam. those career is launch several more ballistic missiles, prompting the u. s. and south korea, twitch, stand, joint military exercises. one, miss orlando, close to japan's economics own. and now that is suspected to have been a long range, intercontinental ballistic missile. a 2nd this year, rob mcbride reports on this from sol. it's a further escalation in north korea's provocative missile testing with one of the weapons suspected of being a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. that it has shown off a recent parade called the white on the 17th. it was also famously featured in a promotional video starrin

u. k, the government also takes the reports very seriously, and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom, with the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repack, create any individual, will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china cause it's overseas serve as santos steadfast and al jazeera and brought to them. now start twitter are set to begin on friday. billy, you know, you don't. musk acquired the social media platform last week. you know, to that go more than half at 7500 strong workforce employees will know their fate before mid day. ah, large crowds set to gather during the well kept cat r has come up with a home grown text solution to control them a team. it will not just monitor and predict crowd build up at stadiums, but also use artificial intelligence for event management. some of them having repulse buzzing behind the screens in this hall, our imminent cyber threats to $100000.00 integrated units. the remote control of all of but there's 8 will comp stadium

u. k. the government also takes the reports very seriously. and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it. overseas server centers steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, unesco says, some of the world's most famous glasses will vanish by 2050, regardless of global temperature rise, and its urging leaders to act fast to save the rest. un agencies report shows that one 3rd of class is at 50 world heritage sites are condemned to disappear, including those in yellowstone and kilimanjaro national parks. the glasses are losing 58000000000 tons of ice every year. that's the combined annual water use of france and spain and melting glasses are responsible for nearly 5 percent of the global sea rise. mark houghton is a climate change expert to the estrella national university. he says, glass will melt,

u. k. the government also takes the reports very seriously, and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it. overseas server centers steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam and independent monitor will be appointed to oversee the operations of donald trump's financial empire. a court ruling restricts his company's ability to freely make deals, sell assets, and change as corporate structure. the order was made by a new york judge presiding over $250000000.00 law suit, which accuses the former us president and 3 of his adult children of fraud. protests in brazil easing 4 days after outgoing present chapel snar lost the election. demonstrators had blocked highways and gathered as original army headquarters and we're just narrow. present legs learned. the silvers team has now begun the transition of power holding meetings with both scenarios and othe

u. k, the government also takes the reports very seriously, and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom of the, of the utmost importance, and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it's overseas serve. as santos steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, layoffs twitter set to begin on friday. billionaire musk who acquired the social media platform last week can to that go more than half its workforce. about 7500 people work for the company has tinian food companies space in the occupied territories are showcasing their products. in an exhibition in garza city, it's called our palestinian food overnight as a hoping to attract consumers from around the world. in the l site is there more than 30 policy and companies are displaying the locally produced product in this annual put exhibition health to date in god. the city exhibition was originally held in nablus last march. what company is from the god, the city we're not

u. k, the government also takes the report very seriously. and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repack create any individual, will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it's overseas serve. as santos steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, nato secretary general will meet the president on friday to try to persuade turkey to welcome finland and sweden into the lines. jones told berg says it's time to ratify their applications has accused the 2 nordic countries of sheltering kurdish fighters back says they're working to address tech concerns. finland and sweden have delivered on their agreement, which are kia. they have become strong partners and are joined fight against terrorism in all its forms, among the stations. and they are clearly committed to a long term engagement we took year to address your security concerns. so it's time to welcome finan and swe

she every time see al jazeera washington, the bank of england also expected to raise interest rates in the u. k. bids also seen as an attempt to control rising inflation fuel partly by the war in ukraine. i'll just say to charlie angela is joining us live from outside the bank of england . what can we expect, charlie? well, this is the bank 1st official meeting since september, and so much has happened in the u. k. since then, we store many budget. we sent the markets into turmoil, are vastly much of the policy and not many budgets, the replacement of less trust as prime minister with respect to not that volatility is being really reflected and what the market's expect of today's decision in the building behind me. now we know that the 9 members of the monetary unit policy unit will be meeting the next interest rate rise. and we hear that there are some divisions, some one, a more modest point, 5 percent interest rate rise. others want to mimic what we saw in the u. s. federal . yesterday, and the european central bank last week, and go for a point 75 percent rise. and that is the percentage po

u. k, which has also been sending guns the cave. ukraine had been well known as a notorious hub for arms trafficking, even before russia's military operation began in february, former pentagon security policy analysts. michael maloof says by the administration's reluctance to thoroughly truck the weapons and soci grain can lead to drastic consequences in europe. they cannot keep track of what is being sent and they have no intention of it. so good luck to the republicans or when they get into the house to get any kind of information. yeah, they could use the budget as a weapon, but ok, so a little bit will be eked up, but they're not going to get the satisfaction they want. and this is what we're going to have again, we break which this is the scheme we send in the advisors and, and before long, it escalates and biden may for once have some ability to understand that that concern and may be reluctant to do so. when you have contractors in there, you us train contractors from the united states. great. let's say retired military out of the iraq war. busy out of afghan war and they have tha

u. k. who has also been sending guns to care of ukraine. it was well known as a notorious hub for arms trafficking, even before russia's military operation began in february. let's not discuss these developments with form a pentagon security policy analyst, michael malone, michael. many, thanks for joining us. it's great to see. so what's your take on washington's failure to monitor where some 90 percent of its arms shipments do ukraine have ended up? well, it's absolutely not surprising. there has been precedent for this in that we've really lost track of billions upon billions of dollars of, of equipment logistical support in, in afghanistan. look, when we, when we evacuated in disgrace, we left $85000000000.00 worth that all could be sold. and i think the telephones doing that the same, it's happening with ukraine. it has the tory asleep, been no one to be selling off half this half of it. what they get at least half they, they have a history of corruption. and we have the pentagon, secretary of defense, lloyd lloyd austin saying they ha

u. k, the government also takes the report very seriously, and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom of the, of the utmost importance, and any attempt to legally repack, create any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it's overseas serve. as santos steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, some staff members a twitter, so they've already been locked out of their work email accounts as a mask layoff is under where the company billing a low moscow. quite the social media platform last week, iep quickly announced plans to dismissal. with some report suggest in half the workforce may have to go about 7500 people work for the company. based in san francisco, air pollution in new delhi is saw into dangerous levels, spurring calls to shut schools of the indian capital. a 50 percent of the government of government officials have been asked to work from home and it's under bars as this report. this is what hazardous air pollution looks like. the 20000000 res

u. k, the government also takes the reports very seriously. and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it. overseas service centers steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, i'll going israeli prime minister yal appeared as congratulated his successor, benjamin netanyahu, and assured an orderly transition of power that yahoo is back at the helm of the gap of 14 months following israel's 5th election in 4 years. the could party leaders coalition secured a majority in the committed in choose those vote is tracing corruption. charges was expected to be back in court on monday that yahoo is israel's longest serving prime minister. well, with all of the votes counted the block led by met yahoo! and his we could party has secured a majority of 64 seats in the connected yell, pleads block, her claim to 5

u. k, the government also takes the reports very seriously. and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it overseas service centers. step fos and al jazeera in rotterdam. there are just 16 days to go before the fee for well cut kicks off and cut off. new attractions for fans are opening up across the country. it's oregon can be, has more from loose sale. will this best of all is to mark the official opening normally sayles boulevard, which is a significant lamar when it comes to the household with the kids at the end of this now, pedestrian, i don't is resale stadium and not where the world combine all go be held organized to say this a band, he woke up with him for free, with a lot to find already and then you national kit. and while all of them talk about looking forward to the fact that they'

u. s. and also with this allies in europe, you know, looking at the u. k, looking at other major economies that are also dealing with very serious inflation and dealing with the same issues with the united states is. so gina, see those other countries kind of falling powerfully, but at the same time, what do you see being the aftermath of that? especially as we go along in the next few months, really get into winter where some of those energy prices especially start to skyrocket, even more. well, when i, when i think is going on here, is i think there's a very definite disconnect between what the europeans want and what the bank of england wants and what the reserve wants. i don't think they're on the same page. i think jerome pals made this abundantly clear that christine in the garden, e. c. b are all in for climate change are all in for ending the hydrocarbon economy . and jerome pals made it abundantly fair that he's not interested in, not at all. he told christina, regard this last last june and nothing has changed and nothing has changed from his pol

economic reforms that turned china into a manufacturing a power house junction and also oversold the return of hong kong from the u. k. and macau, from portugal, the 2008 beijing olympics for china on the world stage. john was also criticized over the repression of fallon gull, religious or minority. so fabulous craft rome invasion and clearly a very important figure in chinese history. yes, i mean, i think he's leaving him very ambivalent legacy, but also a legacy as an economic reformer that until this day actually has not been fully appreciated. in my opinion, he came to power in 1993 as a president, and at that time he was made mostly seen as a compromise solution as a bureaucrat. but that turned out to be a false assessment. so politically, he will be remembered and criticized for the very violent and correct on of the fallen gong religious sect, and are on the, at the same time, economically. he was a reformer under his presidency, china ur joint, the world trade organization, which was a huge milestone in the economic rise of china. and what i find really very interesting is that a while he was in power actual

u. k. actions as unsatisfactory and most areas, although with some positive results. the government has also been criticized for as cooperation with the u. s. which the report was that led to some poor choices. after withdrawing from afghanistan, the u. k. concentrated assets on ukraine, the country has already given 2300000000 pounds and military assistance to key if the purchase government is also announced that it will send helicopters to ukraine for the 1st time. it comes off the u. k. prime minister, where she's soon, i cannot stay new at defense packaged during his recent surprised trip to keith journalist actually returns, he says, the case, main priority is to follow washington's orders. this information will not be widely widely disseminated in british media. they will be focusing on the need to support the as well, but tally of who knows, and the approach and their breakaway elements of the ukranian army. there will be nothing about corruption and how this aid money is going down the drain. we shouldn't act for him. the important thing is to worship and to the blank and state depar

u. k. in the hands of terrorists, also coming up with head round, going to be large that the coordinates provide applied to place an r t crew observes russian artillery positions within close range of ukrainian forces. and then persist in the military in the loop camps, republic. a nuclear to be essentially because it's still going on nationally speaking in so.

u. k. the government also takes the report very seriously. and they start in reverse the gratian. but on the protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not, he tolerated government investigators will now have to find evidence. if this is what has been happening at what china cause it's overseas. surface centers steadfast from out to sierra and rotterdam watch marcella had for you on this news out from london. and schools been use this shelters why millions of nigerian children are going without an education after devastating flooding. ah, warning sound in japan, off to north korea fi as a suspect in long range missile prompting the u. s. and south korea to extend their joints and drills. and when the less than at 17 days to go until the wild card, south korea's captain. cuz miss out because of an eye injury. ah, there is an autumn storm system. you see quite killian, satellite picture, and its influence extends on its cold front all the way down towards the north, the spain and its frequented

u. k, the government also takes the report very seriously, and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom of the, of the utmost importance, and any attempt to legally repack, create any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it's overseas serve as santos steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, ah hi, it's now time to sport and he is. and thank you so much, sher anastasio, set back for a full time, will cut when his germany, their 1st choice strike, a team of earn, has been ruled down on the tournaments in cats, or he injured his ankle plan for leipzig in the champions league this week. now expected to be sidelined until next year when i was in the germany school at last year's european championships and that blue 2018 world cup russia or christian or an elder who will caps in portugal at the world cup lab. manchester united the victory in the europa league on thursday, he said the only go of their game at real saucy that for 18 year old arch and sign . a