the warning toda is from citizens advice. the warning today is one _ from citizens advice.e warning today is one of a handful- from citizens advice. the warning today is one of a handful we i from citizens advice. the warning j today is one of a handful we have had from various organisations today ahead of an expected announcement from the energy regulator 0fgem tomorrow. tomorrow, they are expected to take that from october, the price we pay for gas and electricity is going to come down. essentially, the organisations including citizens advice i getting ahead of that announcement to say it does not tell the whole story for three key reasons. first, bounce going to be way higher than they were before roger's invasion of ukraine. second, a large number of households are in recovery mode. people have to borrow money to pay their energy too. people are in arrears, injector energy companies before the winter began. thirdly, although for a large number of people, bill will be lower, for some people, bill will be lower, for some people, this winter is going to be than last winter

from citizens advice, thank you so much. fortips from citizens advice, thank you so much. living, go to the tackling together section on bbc news. just want to bring you some breaking news coming out of russia and the kremlin. this is the kremlin spokesman responding to a question put to him by the bbc, that allegations that the kremlin gave the order to kill gift any provision, the former leader of the mercenary group wagner. he is saying thatis mercenary group wagner. he is saying that is a complete lie. this is during conference call. he goes on to say that there is a lot of speculation, and of course the speculation, and of course the speculation comes from a certain angle. he says it is all a complete lie. he said we should only talk about facts and that the president, president putin, has spoken about this and is waiting for the results of an investigation, in which he says russia will learn the details. he was also asked whether the kremlin has had any confirmation about whether yevgeny prigozhin was on board the aircraft, and the spokesman repeated that the results

in a survey for citizens advice, 12% of people said in the past six months they had had to resort to out of all their bills, energy was the one they were most worried about. the charity said that between january and june, more than 46,000 people had contacted for advice on energy debt — an increase of nearly 17% on last year. it also found the size of energy debt has grown. the average amount people owe is now £1,711, a third higher than in 2019, before the pandemic. and there is concern about the growing number of people who seem to be struggling with their bills in these warmer summer months when typically everyone uses less energy. things might get a bit more affordable as 0fgem's price cap starts to come down, but remember, most of the government subsidies to help with bills have now ended. we've got more people who are in debt to their energy supplier, the amount of debt that they are repaying is so much higher, and the research that we are showing today shows that there are many millions of people who actually had to borrow in the first part of this year to be able to pay energ

in a survey for citizens advice, 12% of people said in the past six months they had had to resort torgy bills. one in four people said out of all their bills, energy was the one they were most worried about. the charity said that between january and june, more than 46,000 people had contacted it for advice on energy debt — an increase of nearly 17% on last year. it also found the size of energy debt has grown. the average amount people owe is now £1,711, a third higher than in 2019, before the pandemic. and there's concern about the growing number of people who seem to be struggling with their bills in these warmer summer months when typically, everyone uses less energy. things might get a bit more affordable as ofgem's price cap starts to come down, but remember, most of the government subsidies to help with bills have now ended. we've got more people who are in debt to their energy supplier, the amount of debt that they're repaying is so much higher, and the research that we're showing today shows that there are many millions of people who actually had to borrow in the first part o

and i think the worrying thing really that citizens advice and other charities have found that over thegling to pay their bills. typically it is warmer then, everyone keeps the heating off, don't they? and we don't really turn the lights on. but the fear is that 70 people have been struggling and millions of households they found as well have either gone into arrears on average about £1700 now that vulnerable households are in arrears already with their energy bills and more and more people turning to loans and credit cards just to afford to pay those essential bills. so as we get into the winter months there is concern that lots of people really will struggle. i should say we do have plenty of advice on the bbc news website, the tackling it together page. 0fgem said today they expect supplies to do much more to help people if they are struggling with their bills. help people if they are struggling with their mus.— help people if they are struggling with their bills.— with their bills. marc, thank you for the moment. _ donald trump has become the first former president to have his mugsh

earlier we spoke to anne pardoe, an expert on energy from citizens advice, and here's a little of whathad to say. things are really grim for people out there at the moment. energy bills have gone up, other household costs have gone up, like housing, with inflation. the cost of everything, frankly, is going up and people are really struggling. in energy specifically we have seen record numbers of people coming to us for help because they have fallen behind and the average amount that people owe is also going up. now the average debt for people who come to us is around £1700, and that is a third higher than it was in 2019. and what that means for people is that they have to pay for what they are using at the moment, and also try and pay down what they already owe. and peoplejust can't make the sums add up, and that is why we really do need to see government step in with some more support this winter. much more coverage on this story coming up here on the news channel, and we also have a live page online with analysis from our correspondents across the bbc. and if you want tips on how to

and one of the issues is that people are in debt from last year's bills and citizens advice saying thatarrying a huge amount of debt going into winter, when presumably these bills are going to cause even more debt. that seems to be a real problem at the moment. yeah, it is really scary thinking about this winter actually because we have the high prices continuing, so people have built up really scary amounts of debt. i mean, people are really terrified but also people are angry that ofgem is not protecting consumers like it is supposed to. it actually seems to be protecting the energy firms, which is just terrible. after the plane crash which is presumed to have killed yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the wagner group. one african country where wagner is active is mali, where it is believed to have about 1,000 troops. french forces ended their military operation in the country a year ago. feras kilani from bbc arabic is the first journalist to travel to northern mali since then. he sent this special report. the start of a thousand—mile journey across vast deserts to an unseen conflict w

the citizens advice bureau once thousands of people will be behind on their energy bills by the startpay them. the charity saw a 17% increase in those who contact them for advice compared to last year. the backlog of the seven cases in the uk has risen to a new record high and that is according to new figures from the home office in more than 175,000 people were waiting for a decision on whether they will be granted refugee status from the end ofjune 2023 and that is up 34% from last year. live with bbc news. japan has begun releasing treated radioactive waste water from the fukushima nuclear plant in the pacific ocean and into thousand 11, the plant went into meltdown after being hit by a tsunami. *with reactors say the procedure is safe but there is serious concern from neighbouring countries. here is is the moment thatjapan press neighbouring countries. here is is the moment that japan press the button to release it. it has been approved by the international atomic energy agency authority. a day that crippled japan and shocked the world. in 2011, the country's most powerful earthqu

and one of the issues is that people are in debt from last year's bills and citizens advice say that presumably these bills are going to cause even more debt. that seems to be a role real problem at the moment. yeah, it is really scary — real problem at the moment. yeah, it is really scary thinking _ real problem at the moment. yeah, it is really scary thinking bout _ real problem at the moment. yeah, it is really scary thinking bout this - is really scary thinking bout this winter actually because we have the high prices continuing, so people have built up really scary amounts of debt. i mean, people are really terrified but also people are angry that ofgem is not protecting consumers like it is supposed to. it actually seems to be protecting the energy firms, which isjust terrible. energy firms, which is 'ust terrible. ~ . energy firms, which is 'ust terrible. e l, l, l, terrible. we are running out of time, i terrible. we are running out of time. ijust — terrible. we are running out of time, i just want _ terrible. we are running out of time, i just want to _ terrible. we are runn

the citizens avice bureau warns thousands of people will be behind the citizens advice bureau warns thousandsills by the start of winter and that some will require loans to pay them. the charity saw a 17% increase in those contact them for advice compared to last year. the metropolitan police say they have interviewed a man in relation to the reported theft of items from the british museum's collection but no arrests have been made. the british museums said last week a member of staff had been dismissed over the stolen items. you are watching bbc news. they are the iconic species of the antarctic — but for how much longer? emperor penguin colonies living in an area where there was total sea ice loss in 2022 have experienced almost total breeding failure. the study from the british antarctic survey and published in nature communications supports predictions that with current warming trends over 90% of emperor penguin colonies will be all but extinct by the end of the century. our science editor rebecca morelle reports. they live in the most remote part of the planet, adapted to survive the har

the citizens advice bureau once thousands of people will be behind on the start of winter in the sunared to last year. the administrators of the high street chain say that jobs will year. the administrators of the high street chain say thatjobs will be lost in the stores will close after it failed to find a flyer for the whole business. —— buyer. he is going into administration putting 12,500 jobs at risk. england fans will be able to buy replica goalkeeper shirts after limited quantities would go on sale —— mary earps. britain's backlog of asylum—seekers visited a record high and that is according to new home—office figures. 35,000 people were waiting for a decision on whether or not they will be granted refugee status on the end ofjune 2023. that is more than 40% on the same time last year. so, why is the situation come about? let's ask mark easton, can you explain? the situation come about? let's ask mark easton, can you explain?— easton, can you explain? the reason he does come _ easton, can you explain? the reason he does come about _ easton, can you explain? the reason he does

the charity citizens advice says it is helping a record number of people struggling with their bills, to cope. in rochester, parents have been juggling their finances to stay afloat. it's just trying to balance everything, really, making sure we can keep on top of everything. but yeah, electricity and gas has definitely gone up and it is worrying, yeah. it's difficult. i've been having to work extra hours doing twojobsjust to make sure these can have fun in the summer. rebecca has two growing boys. she's had to make some difficult choices, like cutting down on showers as costs increase. i've got two credit cards out. what, for your bills? just in case i have to, like, pay them off, yeah. just like a safety net. more and more people are doing the same. in a survey for citizens advice, 12% of people said in the past six months they'd had to resort to borrowing money in order to afford their energy bills. one in four people said out of all their bills, energy was the one they were most worried about. the charity said that between january and june, more than 116,000 people had contacted i

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you know, the old citizens advice bureau , a old citizens advice bureau, a wonderful of advice and wonderfulble people in our society. this is their head of energy policy who definitely knows their onions. gillian cooper increasing numbers of people we help are in a negative budget where they don't have enough money coming in to cover even essential bills , says even their essential bills, says gillian data gillian cooper. our data suggests it will be as bad if not worse, than last winter . not worse, than last winter. >> for liam. we're just being told we do have those graphics available for you. >> we we've done we've you don't need to do next time . need to do them next time. >> but i'm here to say that i people will have called economists dismal scientists . economists dismal scientists. i'm not here trying to be deliberately pessimistic. i just think gb news viewers and listeners are smart and they want to hear what's really happening. that's why they tune in us. and so we've taken in to us. and so we've taken some here explain that some time here to explain that even pnce some time her

citizens advice has expressed concern about the rising number of people seeking its help afterfallingrgy bills. more than 16,000 people with energy debts contacted the charity in the first half of this year — a rise of i7%. good morning. it is chris warburton keeping you company this morning. we are talking about gcses. the result out in the next half hour. england, in particular, that is going to be our concentration because results are expected to be down compared to the last couple of years. the regulator is trying to drive down the grade inflation that we have seen as a result of no exams being sacked during covid, relying on teacher assessment. we appreciate it is going to be a troubling moment for some pupils, not getting the grades they are expecting. so what will it mean for if you're wanted to do a—levels, apprenticeships, traineeships? plenty of options these days, what is the way forward going to be for you? gcse results — what next? call me on 08085 909693. if you're after some expert advice. text 85058. perhaps you just want to have your say about the whole issue around m

volunteer on a daily basis, to whether it's basis, they go to whether it's citizens bureau, whether citizens advicestels, it's, um, homeless hostels, whatever it is, they go out and volunteer every single day. they can't now because can't do that now because they've been charged £12.50 a day. exactly they've been charged £12.50 a daywe actly lady i couldn't >> we had a lady i couldn't believe it. and to be honest with you, because it sounds a bit but it's like bit bad, but it's like i couldn't what was couldn't understand what she was saying, she through. saying, that she cuts through. i think it was like in think it was like aveley in essex. and like, essex. yeah. and she was like, i have like 1250 and it have to pay like 1250 and it just baffled me that i never even read that that would be an issue, to be honest, until she said to me. and was only said it to me. and this was only the and was the other day and i was like, i couldn't believe it. she was just through, like you just passing through, like you said. and it was it's said. and it was just it's affecting. so people, affecting. so many peo

volunteer on a daily basis, to whether it's basis, they go to whether it's citizens bureau, whether citizens advices, it's, um, homeless hostels, whatever it is, they go out and volunteer every single day. they can't now because can't do that now because they've been charged £12.50 a day. exactly they've been charged £12.50 a daywe actly lady i couldn't >> we had a lady i couldn't believe it. and to be honest with you, because it sounds a bit but it's like bit bad, but it's like i couldn't what was couldn't understand what she was saying, she through. saying, that she cuts through. i think it was like in think it was like aveley in essex. and like, essex. yeah. and she was like, i have like 1250 and it have to pay like 1250 and it just baffled me that i never even read that that would be an issue, to be honest, until she said to me. and was only said it to me. and this was only the and was the other day and i was like, i couldn't believe it. she was just through, like you just passing through, like you said. and it was it's said. and it was just it's affecting. so people, affecting. so many people,

that's a really strong thing for a charity like citizens advice to say.overnment is going to have to do more here. whatever the fiscal cost. >> okay, liam, we're going to continue this conversation. we are, because very shortly we're going to be at a warm bank, a bakery that's been using its spare industrial heat to provide warmth for people . more on that warmth for people. more on that very soon. very 500“. >> very soon. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers, proud sponsors of weather on . gb news alex deakin weather on. gb news alex deakin here with your latest weather update from the met office. >> four gb news shower dodging for the next couple of days. some big showers likely in places today. there will be some sunshine as well. but even when the sun out, it doesn't feel the sun is out, it doesn't feel particularly warm. pressure particularly warm. high pressure is to the west. low is well to the west. low pressure is sitting over us and that's generating the showers quite breezy across parts of western scotland, but elsewhere in scotland ,

would say in circumstances like that please do get in touch with somebody like stepchange or citizens adviceso much, guys. we have got this one from tony _ thank you so much, guys. we have got this one from tony on _ thank you so much, guys. we have got this one from tony on facebook. - this one from tony on facebook. standing charges up again, why, when companies are making big profits? my gas usage was less than my half my gas usage was less than my half my gas standing charge. standing charges, richard, keeps coming up again and again. people not happy about that. if you don't mind suggesting that in about 20 seconds, 30 seconds, richard.— 30 seconds, richard. yeah, i can completely _ 30 seconds, richard. yeah, i can completely understand _ 30 seconds, richard. yeah, i can completely understand why - 30 seconds, richard. yeah, i can completely understand why they | 30 seconds, richard. yeah, i can i completely understand why they are unhappy and we have been pressuring the government and 0fgem to do more. we were talking earlier in the programme about social tariffs. i think there is abso

important advice of dear citizens in the eastern parts of khorasan, razavi, the southern eastern regions of south khorasan. in the north of sistan and baluchistan where even possible patients cardiopulmonary and children should refrain from traveling outdoors, of course, the increase in wind speed will also lead to a decrease in quality in the east of yazd and kerman provinces. in addition to temperature fluctuations , we expect the hot weather to continue in the western half of the country for tomorrow. after tomorrow , the air temperature will decrease in the parts of the country, especially in the northern and half of the country. today, during the hottest hours of the afternoon, in the city of dehlran and in shush province of iran , the temperature reached 51 degrees in khuzestan province . between the centers of ahvaz and 47 degrees 3 tehran these noon hours, the temperature of 38 degrees 33, which we predict, in terms of summer , these conditions are more than those provinces located in the slopes of central zagros and parts of central alborz with her husband, along with showers an

to the defense of nice year's new leadership, and suspended all slides to the 2 nations on advice at citizens to refrain from visiting them. well, we heard from locals in nigeria who say any problems in their country can be solved internally and that foreign powers in that respect are not. welcome is the worst here to express, or a disagreement whose echo was unknown to sanction measures that have been taken in our region. if i caused, does not want to help us to go beyond all the differences of a political crisis. it's better to stay outside the border, new jersey, i just want to solve their problems by themselves, and we're sending a clear message to the international community. all those imperialist powers today will live in error of multiple arity. it means that there are many comic powers. it's not just friends, there's russia, there is china. there's through kia, but can make it bikes. we can cooperate with all these states with all these powers . but for that, we're sending a strong message against front and echo was no more fully to go management. we don't want to, we're going to mana

and gillian cooper , who's the head of energy policy at the excellent citizens advice bureau.l be as bad, if not worse , than be as bad, if not worse, than last winter. no wonder that citizens advice are calling for government to step in quickly with more targeted support. >> they're not likely to, >> but they're not likely to, are they? yeah, it has to be targeted, doesn't it? >> it has. it will be. it will almost targeted. almost certainly be targeted. i don't going go don't think we're going to go back and to sort of across the board blanket support for the likes you and me with likes of you and me with with huge think there will huge respect. i think there will be targeted. there's be more targeted. there's already but think already some, but i think there will more targeted support. will be more targeted support. and we saw earlier and the fact that we saw earlier this week, we saw that the government wasn't borrowing quite the office for quite as much as the office for budget responsibility said it was of course, was going to borrow. of course, a of tory backbenchers way

the same advice from an expert and belarusian citizens of seven years. maybe our opponents are primarily those who work in such a destructive information field. they will always be focused on changing the economic behavior of the population, how is this done? remember these examples, in principle, there are many in our country and in other countries peace. this is when active and informational propaganda begins that you need to run to the bank, you need to withdraw deposits. these deposits must be converted into foreign currency, otherwise you won't get anything. this is a purposeful, informational, and a company focused on the destruction of the banking financial system of any country, therefore, our task. well, first of all. the expert community and the regulator in state departments are not the only ones who know how to reassure the population. no need to explain, uh, the principles of operation and functioning of our foreign exchange market. e of the financial market so that people were aware, understood, their level of knowledge was, uh, high, and t

go to citizens go to . citizens advice, go to. >> but has a big bearing on >> but it has a big bearingoo, doesn't it? at least mental health. >> e“ m e up there'll be >> well coming up there'll be lots more controversy around rumours the crown prince of rumours that the crown prince of saudi arabia, mohammed mbs , as saudi arabia, mohammed mbs, as he's known well, should he be coming to the united kingdom and should we be engaging with these sorts of countries? lots more to discuss after this . discuss after this. >> the temperatures rising , boxt >> the temperatures rising, boxt solar proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hi there. it's aidan mcgivern here from the met office with the gb news forecast. low pressure is arriving overnight . pressure is arriving overnight. it's increasingly strong winds ahead of it. heavy rain as well and the risk of thunderstorms , and the risk of thunderstorms, especially for eastern parts of england during the early hours of saturday. here's the low that's approaching , developing that's approaching, developing quickly. that's going

visit our website, mind.org.uk and all contact their local citizens advice to get that tailored informationand financial support and what to do if you're really struggling with being able to kind of pay that mortgage cost as well as obviously speaking to your banks or building societies. >> okay, vicky, thank you very much joining us. and much indeed forjoining us. and of course, we'll continue to monitor how people are dealing with this particular problem. thanks indeed. thanks very much indeed. >> to derby >> we can now return to derby crown court, where craig crouch and gemma barton are being sentenced the death of ten sentenced for the death of ten month old jacob crouch . month old jacob crouch. >> guided and deluded way to build something you believed would be or at least resemble a stable family life , albeit one stable family life, albeit one firmly grounded in your own overbearing dominance and control of those around you. these points afford limited mitigation when you have not shown any remorse for what you did , you have not explained what did, you have not explained what you di

more than 60 injured saudi arabia and bahrain have urged its citizens to leave lebanese to retreat to eighths, germany um the u. k. of issued advice results that are on holding on it citizens to stay away from the conflict area. the fighting interrupted between the palestinian fonts on movement to its limits, groups at the end of last month. it's for spice and some people to flee as their homes have been so much to in the conflict. the i'm l way account located in southern lebanon, is operated by a u. n. agency that provides assistance to nearly 50000 people. we spoke with residents of the account, please say that the resolution can only come when the international community takes it big over our website. and they get our children in a lot of trouble with the elderly people in just sitting in the homes, unable to provide food and whatever. if you say that you are religious man or like products, say your illusion is most of you are right. most of your ways of thinking, i correct, but you on both doing something chrome, your humming people and they are fleeing from their homes. some people, yeah. have cost that was not cause or to $

in those cases, i tried to encourage people to go and speak to somebody like citizens advice or a local to be millions of people out there in a vulnerable position. and among the new mums at this dance class, many feel they can't cutback any further. how do you feel about the cost of living at the moment? it's annoying more than anything else. becuase it's been going on for so long now. you kind of felt like last year it was like, "oh, it's going to be really had last year and then might get better this year," and it's just not. ifeel like i'm weighing up the cost of everything. you know, if i want to go out and do something, i'm like, but, do we need the money for the car, for the heating, forformula? and itjust makes it frustrating just day—to—day. i was at a stage where we could save, and now ijust feel like that money's being eaten up into the normal day—to—day shopping, groceries, utility bills. and itjust... it makes you feel a bit stuck. it leaves you a bit sad and a bit stuck. you can see, you know, the impact ofjust everything going up. trying to keep a toddler in fruit and nap

what's shop of safe advice is going all citizens are being cautious with spending and you know, on buying from from the leads of a they have left. so green's on genuinely food items was millions, could go to ways stressful work as have been pulled out of business, especially those who travel the trade call either between um uh ben is pulled off quarter new and the jays capital needs to be, you know, one of the busiest crossings in west africa, usually as a country, you know, way before the quote, someone from intense droughts leaving some over 4000000 for 1000000 people dependent on food ages survive. but you know, this spot, they still believe in the region. one of the ventures held as transformational for new jersey kind of me and you know, also at significant risk of being affected by sanctions. as a result of the school is the, and the shape and the pipeline owns on contract to buy china and national petroleum cool. this would have helped, you know, on somehow audit just some simple revenue generation for new shape and also help i forgot the content and, but with the sanctions. and al

christie, who led new jersey during super storm sandy in 2012 was asked what his advice is for desantis. >> let the citizenshe worst of the storm is over so they know that you are on top of the job. and that you are going to listen to their concerns. [applause] >> former vice president mike pence is back on the campaign trail campaigning in the first g.o.p. caucus state of iowa. pence said is he going to be praying for a swift recovery for the hurricane impacted communities. >> i'm confident as i have said many times not only do we have the official response happening state and federal government i know the people across this country. >> on the democratic side robert f. kennedy jr. focuses on his competitor telling fox jesse watters president biden is out of touch. >> you are living in the bubble where only access to you are billionaires. you are not seeing how actual americans are living. americans are hurting like they have never been before. >> lsk jr. told jesse he enjoyed vivivek ramaswamy's debate and they share the same view on the ukraine war. >> bret: as far as any kind of thought of democratic deb

then in may another you printing and citizen blew off the car of a russian writer and politician. he mileage this advice via tuck with severe injuries, but his security detail was killed. and it doesn't stuff there. key of security service. also law said to assassinate ortiz, chief editor, and margarita simonian at with the use of a and not see grouping, as well as journalist and former presidential candidates could send yet some check . so those attacks were thwarted by the russian federal security service. but critical and civilian infrastructure also a target. a few trains attacks the head of the nation security service recently reveal details of how his organization august treated 2 attacks. on the time in bridge combined, they claimed the lives of 7 civilians. exploiting other innocent people along the way that those facts weren't enough to keep the security chief from practice. it was an indescribable feeling that with many months of preparations, which ended up with success. and that's the thing which is hard to describe when the explosion occurred. we shouted very loudly because the in attention

citizens to leave lebanon quickly and avoid area. seeing armed conflict, u. k, has also updated as travel advice for 11, non advising against all but essential travel a give away a free merchandise from a popular live stream or in new york descended into cass and vandalism. ty, so not announced to millions of his followers online, he'd give away gaming console. the room hadn't union square. thousands of people turned out some damage in cars as well as bosses. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after witness stay with us, of the to how we used to use the some of us, most of the color. i'm the new fi of being something like sort of time to kind of the get go us, you know, mean our hang you at then much research can have, you know, san francisco and then must have really been beheaded bluff majority the believe lead. so me corner has been forwarding at the bottom, just kind of hoping you'd be very good. no, it was a, it's always been very well the fiscal holding for the risk and of hoping the, the risk in which videos deep been tossing up in time during risk and miscond

of new york city. saudi arabia is advising its citizens to leave lebanon quickly and avoid areas sing complex. the u. k has also updated its travel advice for 11 advising against old, but essential travel deposits of lebanon, south need the i'm out of had way refugee can. that's a viable palestinian factions, have been fighting. those are the headlines on elders era. you can always keep up to date with all the news on our website that said, i will just see you at dot com, stay tuned. accounting, the cost is coming up next. thank you for watching. so the great thing about being and use presenter internet both like i and 0 is that it's a truly global operation. if you will, challenges here, you'll see news from parts of the world that other networks just don't come up. you're getting a truly global perspective. we have an extensive network of bureaus around the world. we have many, many correspondents in corners of the globe. if you really want to know what's happening in the world right now, you need to be watching out just here. the i'm, adrian said again, and this is counting the cost on i would just say, are you a we can look at the w

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it was advising its citizens to avoid this also stress that a travel bound to that is in place u. k. has also update to the it's travel advice by using against old but essential travel to parts of the country south. near that line, our have a way come supreme court justices in to have temporarily suspended all position the the whole gun. this conviction for defamation on his 2 year prison sentence decision pays away for his essential retents apartments and running. next is general elections. vito on from main opposition congress policy was sentenced in march from mocking the sunday, the prime minister adventure moody was such a key due to the true twins. but whatever happens my fault to escape, i have tried it in my mind, lit out about what i have to do and what my work and get got. and i, i find some people who helped us. i also talked to people for the love and support to the local authorities in savannah, so that being hit by the west flooding in decades, 3 people have died. floods have washed away cause and bridges and forced many people from the homes, roads and rail lines. having caught send electricity supplies, disru

advice or recommendations from the local authorities from the regional council of authorities and from the local authorities regarding the preparation of the events and ensuring, of course, first of all, safety citizens in order not to create large raids on which the enemy is my infantry, i will simply remind you that in dnipropetrovsk region, in many communities, the signal will not even work , an alarm is needed, the enemy can finish off not with cruise missiles , but with long-range artillery and other means and inflict, of course, not terrible injuries , terrible injuries laska well, really, now to celebrate, even these are more important for ukraine, because everything we have now, we owe only to the front lines of our military, who hold the defense and protect us, above all, we need these days and on the day flag and on independence day, to thank all the people of the armed forces of ukraine a-a if we talk about holidays there in the region well, we are talking about the dnipro , which has not been officially announced there yet . well, no one can forbid people to celebrate, but as we know recently in dnipro there are public concerts like this, like on youth day , they were held there by the ci

advice i can give him is just to be present. you know, be present, be out there, let the citizens see you after the worst of the storm is over.that you are on top of the job and that you are going to listen to their concerns and do the very best you can to help get them rebuilt and recovered as quickly as possible. >> former vice president mike pence is making stops in iowa. he is weighing in on current issues such as u.s. support for ukraine. >> the war in ukraine is not our war but freedom is our fight. america is the leader of the free world, we are the arsenal of democracy and i think it is in our national interest to give the ukrainian military what they need to fight and expell the russian military. >> with recent polling suggesting desantis campaign is losing team, his crisis management skills could make him look presidential. john. >> john: all right, mike emmanuel with the latest on that. thank you so much. aishah. >> aishah: all hands on deck. fox news alert, any moment president biden is set to speak on how his administration is handling the devastating impact of hurricane idalia. we are going to take you to the wh

citizen sleeve, love it on quickly and avoid areas seeing armed conflict. it has also stress that a travel band to love it on this in place. you pay has also updated its travel advice, $411.00 on advising against all, but essential travel to parts of lebanon south near the i'm l hallway, count us. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera. after talk to alpha 0, stay with the latest news as it breaks the fires. keep spreading is we've been talking to fire fighters. they're saying that there's very little they can do with these heavy, with, with detailed coverage, with hopes of a decisive victory on the bus for good on faith. think the initial walk you through . it seems to be changing from around the world. every child on the set of still received a nature of elk each day, but the states capacity to see the vulnerable from sanctions because the ministry, the united states of america, a country many of a god, sees the power yet to move. in 13 percent of adults can't read or right above that grade level. that's the same or less than an 8 year old child sent to ship his library books is also on the rise. the american library association repo

advice i can give him is just to be present. you know? to be present, be out there, let the citizenshe storm is over so they know that you're on top of the job and that you're going to listen to their concerns and do the very best you can to help get them rebuilt and recovered as quickly as possible. >> reporter: former vice president mike pence is making stops today in iowa, hoping christian conservatives in the first republican caucus state will rally behind him. and for other candidates, they are fielding questions about the charges against former president trump. >> it's my expectation that the he will not be convicted. i do have faith in our judicial system as the last bastion of justice, and i do think these are politicized charges. >> reporter: with recent polling suggesting that desantis' campaign is losing steam the, his crisis management skills could make him look presidential. tu? stuart: mike, thank you very much, indeed. we've got a new poll, and it was taken after trump's mug shot. it shows 62 think trump that hae best chance of beating biden. evita duffy alfonso is wit

but i think the best advice i can give him is just to be present, you know, to be present, be out there, let the citizens over so they know that you're on top of the job and that you're going to listen to their concerns and do the very best you can to help get them rebuilt and recovered as quickly as possible. >> at the republican debate last week vivek ramaswamy brought up how you embraced then president obama following sandy. he said you hugged him. you really just shook his hand as he put his arm on you. but what do you think ten years later or so, do republicans want a candidate who isn't willing to reach across the aisle even after a natural disaster? what did you make of that? >> look, i just -- it shows his immaturity. and he's showing that every day with the things that he's saying. day after day after day. so i don't worry about him. i think what the public needs to know about what i did then was i put the citizens of my state before politics. i made sure that when we suffered $60 billion in damage in the state of new jersey that i knew the only way that we could rebuild and recover as quickly a

citizen. in 22 years that system has changed so much. we are already starting to see the flavour of the defence in this place, it's a first amendment case, it's the advice, regarding the election. if they were giving him knowingly false advice, was that covered by the first amendment? so false advice, was that covered by the first amendment?— the first amendment? so the strongest _ the first amendment? so the strongest case _ the first amendment? so the strongest case here - the first amendment? so the strongest case here would i the first amendment? so the i strongest case here would have the first amendment? so the - strongest case here would have been if prosecutors could have brought the argument that donald trump willfully— the argument that donald trump willfully incited violence on january— willfully incited violence on january six, because there was no first oer— january six, because there was no first peramendment january six, because there was no first per amendment production, no free—speech protection if you incite violence _ free—speech protection if you incite violence. but they didn't do that, which _ violence. but they didn't do that, wh

citizens to -- when it is safe, to check on their neighbors, again stay away from downed power lines, and of course to use caution when utilizing and operating those emergency generators. >> reporter: that is such good advice, thank you so much, vincent long, this is not a time in leon county to evacuate, if you have not evacuated, shelter in place. as you heard vincent say there, be careful with your generators, they can cause carbon monoxide poisoning. sir, take care of yourself and your family and we'll be checking back in with you in the next few hours. and we'll toss it back to phil. >> sara, you had a great question with power lines, given the scale and speed of the wind. just moments ago, you saw this video when sara was asking that question, in perry, florida we saw a line blow out, this is the reality right now, you heard from governor desantis and his team, state and local officials about their focus on trying to restore power, the power they have restored up to this point but the worst of the storm approaching landfall at this moment. they say they are ready to address what will be a significant issue when landfall happens and its aftermath but there will also be a lot of restrictions getting li