in february, the d u p pulled out of the power sharing executive collapsing it. and since elections in may, the d u. p has blocked efforts to get things moving again. other parties in the store want assembly our unimpressed. feel angry, but what i saw yesterday in the and then be chamber. peter mac reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and union, as communities are actually going to change nothing. the people who said what they wanted 6 months ago, i think if there's going to be an election in the coming weeks, they're going to say the exact same thing again. and that's actually going to entrench the division that we know huff, generations of political violence all but finished with the 1998 good friday agreement. it established power sharing across the secretary and divide and prohibited any hard border with island to the south. all of this is now in danger. northern islands, political paralysis is one of the most serious after shocks from the earthquake set off by breaks it. the traps that breaks it, laid for pe

for the d, u p. one of the assemblies 2 main power sharing parties. this is an acceptable, they believe northern ireland and the u. k. indivisible. there's not a single unionist who supports the protocol, so it falls by the very definition that the british government and even the defined is progress in northern ireland where people have to work together to make the progress. in february, the d u p pulled out of the power sharing executive collapsing it. and since elections in may, the d u. p has blocked efforts to get things moving again. other parties in the store want assembly on impressed. i feel angry by, but i saw yesterday in the and then the chamber, peter mc reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and unionists. communities, actions going to change nothing. the people who said what they wanted 6 months ago . i think if there's going to be an election in the coming weeks, they're going to say the exact same thing again. and that's actually going to entrench the division that we know have generatio

k. leading pro british unit as part of the d u. p. 's boycotting the parliament because it says the protocol treats northern ireland differently to the rest of the u. k. where we challenge reports from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch effort to break the political deadlock, have failed. so northern ireland miss now head back to the polls, i hear it when parties say that they really do not want an election at all, but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the laws. that means i need to call an election, so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week, the heart of the disagreement is the northern ireland protocol. it's the part of the u. k. post wreck to deal with the e. u. that's resulted in a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic about it, which is in the e. u. for the d u. p. one of the assemblies, 2 main power sharing parties. this is unacceptabl

part of the d, u. p. i support reports, the still native provoking frustration anger among voted the whether you want antique, so anchovies farm produce or framed pictures, weekends at saint george's market in belfast, bring together the broadest of spectrum's with a bit of music thrown in for good measure. ah, the traders have adapted to post back to the regulations. there's no shortage of q . it meets or continental cheeses here. or there is a shortage of his political consensus. and the voters patience is wearing thin. we need to 1st minister for all the never, never land stuff has to go away. and then we just keep moving forward with 25 years is a good friday agreement and everybody's set of the nonsense of a storm. and we just want to government that governs the stalemate is about the northern ireland protocol which governs the movement of producing goods from mainland u. k. the northern ireland, after breakfast unionist d u p. party want the protocol scrapped because it says it on mind. northern isl

goods arriving from britain and now checked that northern irish ports, well, the unionist party, the d u. p says that that undermines they're placed in the u. k. and it has refused to let northern ireland form of government until this protocol is scrapped for re challenge has more on this from belfast. the democratic also unionist party basically pulled out of the power sharing executive collapse that executive under the good friday agreement. there is this sharing of executive functions ready between the d p which once northern are to stay as closely aligned to the united kingdom as possible and shin fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now the cause that's the executive was collapsed by the people it pulling out. there were elections in may in those elections, shin phase one for the 1st time. and they became the dominant party. but there has never been a functioning executive of the back of those elections because the d. p kept on blocking the formation of a new one and her. and that is the system that is basically just run out the time

in february, the d u. p, pulled out of the power sharing executive collapsing it. and since elections in may, the d u. p has blocked efforts to get things moving again. other parties in the store won't assembly are unimpressed. i feel angry by what i saw yesterday in the and the made them be chamber. peter mc reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and union, as communities are actually going to change nothing. the people not, not and said what they wanted 6 months ago. i think if there's going to be an election in the coming weeks, they're going to say the exact same thing again. and it's actually going to entrench the division that we know huff, generations of political violence all but finished with the 1998. good friday agreement, establish power sharing across the secretary and divide and prohibited any hard border with and to the south. all of this is now in danger. northern islands, political paralysis is one of the most serious aftershocks from the earthquake set off by breaks it. the traps that breaks it, lai

the northern ireland, after breakfast unionist d u p. party want the protocol scrapped because it says it on mind. northern island links to the rest of the u. k. parties effectively blocking the entire devolve government until it gets its way. people here in northern ireland are often very reluctant to talk about politics. it's a deeply sensitive subject. the overall sentiment here appears to be want to share disillusionment with the politicians in general. civic organizations and charities are increasingly having to fill the gaps across community fundraising by the breed . a sports club support, hundreds of people who are struggling with domestic energy bills. ok, thank you and get a water break. i even visited a little during the week with 4 children. he was dying to her last 10 pines and she was making decisions based on whether or not to put 3 pines on a gas or electric cart. whether to use the money for a boss fair to send her children to school, or whether just to buy food. chris. so rodney is also involved in the project. he says the numbers needing support are rising dramatical

and that is unacceptable for the d. u. p and the union parties who wants close union between northern ireland and sir you the rest of the u. k. so you can see how this is an intractable problem or one that is going to be very, very difficult to solve. and the bottom line really is that see a breaks, it has caused significant problems and significant threats to the real achievement of the good friday agreement agreement which, which puts in the past generations a violence. roy, thanks to that, rory, towns lie 1st in belfast. now tiny island community of the coast of england says its future is being threatened by a proposal to band fishing. holy island is home to dozens of species that the government says ne, protecting m. hayward reports laden with lobster and crap. the crew up with the freedom comes into the harbor to unload the morning's cache. a job that they've done for decades, but could lose the fishing is pam to holy island. it would just devastated completely or was no way we could possibly carry on. fishing from holy

but for policies like the d u. p, which favor that high union between northern ireland and the united kingdom. it's unacceptable for them to have what essentially amounts to an internal domestic border between northern ireland and the rest of the time. but that is pretty much exactly what we have in the form of the northern ireland protocol, which is part of that post bricks. it deal signed between london and brussels a couple of years ago. so basically since february, when the d, u, p pulled out of power sharing installment this building behind me. they have been scattering efforts to build a new power sharing agreements and new governments. and essentially, what we have now is a fast track to new elections because the time has run out on that process to get a new government up and running. chris even harris, who is the, nor the non secretary in london. he has to call an election by january the 19th, but it's very likely that he is going to do something much more quickly and that we could get announcement later toda

well, a unionist party, the d u p says that that undermines their place in the u. k. and it has refused to let northern island form a government until the protocol is scrapped. rory challenge is in belfast for a story. this election is on the cards. what can you tell us about this at this stage? yeah, elections coming and the 2nd round of elections, it will be this year. a little recap of where we are and how we've got here. so basically, back in february, in objection to the, nor the non protocol that you would just outlining the details of their, the d p. the democratic also you need his party basically pulled out of the power sharing executive collapse that executive under the good friday agreement. there is this sharing of executive functions ready between the d u p which wants northern are to stay as hopefully aligned to the united kingdom as possible. and shouldn't fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now, because that's the executive was collapsed by the people pulling out there were elections in may in those

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the democratic unionist party, the d u. p, has been blocking the move as it protests, post briggs, it trade arrangements. japan's cabinet has approved a stimulus package of $260000000000.00 to tackle inflation. the move aim st coverage growth in wages and support households with energy bills and the rising cost of living. prime minister formula casita says he will do his best to support people, firefighters in spain are battling to contain forest buyers raging in the bask region. there have been record high temperatures and strong winds in the summer and autumn. the basque country remains on high alert. the forest fires going into the weekend and those are the headlines here on our 0, but the news does continue after bollywood dream. so stay with us for that. ah ah ah why a ottoman but they will automatically say come to come, the seller said, well, you're gonna have to go to comment with god. i did you let b a b i leave you this afternoon. ah, nobility arnie alone even at that lonely but farmer. zach adam. ah, michael, said

after breakfast unionist d u p. party want the protocols scrapped because it says it on mind. northern island linked to the rest of the u. k. parties effectively blocking the entire devolve government until it gets its way. people here in northern ireland are often very reluctant to talk about politics. it's a deeply sensitive subject, but the overall sentiment here appears to be want to she had just illusion, much with the politicians in general. civic organizations and charities are increasingly having to fill the gaps across community fundraising by the breed. a sports club supports hundreds of people who are struggling with domestic energy bills. okay. does that take you to get a water break? i even visited a little in the wake with 4 children. he was dying to her last hand pines and she was making decisions based on whether or not to put 3 pines on a gas or electric card. whether to use the money for a boss fair to send her children to go, or whether just to buy food, chris or raleigh is also involved in the project. he says the numbers needing support are rising dramatically this

that is unacceptable to the d. u. p. and other union as parties which wants to keep, that's kind of indivisible link between northern ireland and the u. k. they say that this is, sir, this is not something that they can subscribe to. so are in february, the dpi pulled out of a power sharing at the store want assembly behind me here in belfast. and since then, they base to be blocking even after elections in may been blocking the formation of any new power sharing at executive until they say that northern ireland protocol is either abandoned or rewritten. so as the deadline for putting a new executive together has just passed, what we're very likely to get eminently in the next hour or so is an announcement from the northern ireland secretary or chris eton smith, 2, sorry, christine harris. 2 are announced. new elections hasn't done that yet, but that's what's being expected. and that should happen very, very soon. okay, rory, so, if we do have elections in december as is expected, if this doesn't sort out the situation, w

and it's the results of the objections to the northern powers protocol of the, the d u. p. a report was presented that the un general assembly on thursday saying the israeli occupation of the palestinian territories is indistinguishable from sutler colonialism. this from the special reporter on human rights in the territories are predecessor, use the different term. apartheid that echoed statements from amnesty international earlier this year and by human rights watch in 2021. well francesca albanese is the un special reporter on human rights in palestine, and she says the criticism prevents engagement with the actual substance of her report. they find it very convenient to dismissing any one who resist criticism against the current practices of the israeli government, or as on to semitic. these is convenient because it allows them not to engage with the substance of fully, well, a solidly documented reports. and again, i intend, i mean i want to stress said that this is no unto semitic, the anti semitic label. he's been used for human rights mechanism or, and reputable, an

some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports, a unionist policy, the d u p says is undermines the place in the u. k. it's refused to that northern island form of government until the protocol is scrapped. report was presented that view in general assembly on thursday saying these railey occupation of the palestinian territories is indistinguishable from sattler colonialism. it's from the special repertoire on human rights in the territories that they pre assess the youth, a different term. apartheid that code statements from amnesty international earlier this year and human rights watch in 2021. israel and others have criticize the un report and accused itself is of the anti semitism america that the james space reports. israel for many years is said is a victim of unfair criticism that the united nations, it says it singled out where other countries are not israeli officials repeatedly criticize the un human rights council. it's inquiries and it's investigators. but the criticism from israel has never been a strong as this a tweet from the israeli prime min

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they're trying to, they're trying to waste serbia, u. d p u suicide. while ukraine say this determined to hunt down, anyone who believes to have collaborated with russia, the british tabloids, the daily mail has published an article about the apparent extrajudicial killings of former senior officials saying that ukrainian troops can even shoot such individuals on side a man hunt for collaborators has been declared, their lives are not protected by law or intelligence services or eliminating them, shooting them like pigs. the daily mail revelations come as a surprise as its attic hell contains a number of accusations against the russian military and russian intelligence allegedly committed atrocities. but a significantly bigger part of it is all about her merciless ukrainians are hunting . all those loyal to the russian forces and joint forces administrations on the ground and killing them like pig. this is something that one would never expect from a democratic country. ha, that's the west bush's everybody to believe ukraine is. the article also says t

u. k. the d p is angry about this and that's why in february it pulled out of power sharing here at store once. and since then it's basically been blocking the formation of any new government. the time has run out on that process now, but ran out sir, just past midnight, sir, or on, on friday. so late of the day, we're expecting the northern islands secretary in london, or christian harris to announce the timeline for new elections. will that sole when a thing? well, there are plenty of people who feel that electrons will just put the at north on and back into the same situation that it's in at the moments. and it's just another rotation on the, on the merry go rounds. what we might have after that, if that doesn't come to any kind of progress, is looking at 2 other solutions. would it be direct rule from london? or would there be some sort of joints or authority over? and although i'm at northern audience between dublin and london, both of these solutions are unacceptable for different parts of th

me on provided her view on the events. ukraine as a huge history of a terrorist attack against the d. p u r l e r against russia. i mean, now they've tried to pretend that they are not. it's already said. i think that's why now they are reluctant to meet the fact that they are guilty about what's happening means clearly that ukraine received help from several countries, including some need to countries to make the her terror attack. i mean, it's clear that ukraine did not manage to do that on their own. would be hard after for the western countries to meet publicly that this report that they finance and that they provide weapons, intelligence, information and so on to terrorist country. so it's the same with the neo nazis in ukraine. they're heidi to know the carpet for western people not to understand which kind of country is ukraine, which kind of from 3 their own cam, 3 to 14. moreover, it became known that the british secret service had plotted to destroy rushes bridge to crimea long before the attack. that's according to an investigation by the grey zone media outlet. it same documen

she gave her take on the events ukraine as a huge history of a terrorist attack against the d. p u r l e. r against russia. i mean, now the price is present that they are not. it's already said. i think that's why now they are reluctant to the fact that they are guilty about what's happening. i mean, clearly that ukraine received from several countries, including some need to down trees to make the search her terror attack. i mean, it's clear that ukraine did not manage to do that on their own would be hard. i'm sure. so the western countries to me probably that this report that they finance and that they provide weapons, intelligence, information and so on to a terrorist country. so the same reason they will not be the new crane there, heidi can go the carpet for western people not to understand reach, going to treat you train, which kind of from 3, they're all, you can 3 to 14, the world bang on the international monetary fund. of warn bears a high risk of a global recession next year. but coincidentally been, but he who presided over the u. s. federal reserve during the 2008 fin

$900.00 ac, china's g d p accounted for less than 3 percent of total global i put with the us accounting for more than a 3rd since then it's played an extraordinary game of catch up. the u. s. share of global g d p. have fall into less than 25 percent with china. and i would think for over 18 percent china would like to be in the position that it has been historically way back in the day where it was center and others interacted with china in a ways that gave china desperately in china. could keep everything under control and have it go their way. claire read negotiated for the us on trade with china, from 2006 to 2014. she says, china long term goal is to dominate future proof industries like artificial intelligence, semi conductor ship and pharmaceutical for china to acquire the kind of international influence, the u. s. has had for decades, it will need to deepen its relationships, although not a formula line. the bricks, that's brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa has attracted some attention in china. the think from media has praised the bricks alliance for boosting. what it called non western styles of multilateralism. but alliances don't guarantee harmo

d, p. we are surpassed the united states in 2013. and in fact, in terms of real g, d, p, a, china already surpassed the u. s. in 2014. but as we have all seen in the the ukraine crisis is that, you know, even if you have a lot from the served you have a lot of g d p. it doesn't matter in many ways, you know, reserves, if it is being held hostage in a sense, it for, and bangs it could, you can mean a lot, you know, in terms of crisis. so, so you just know, it's not just about g, d, p is also about, you know, an accumulation of wealth and power over the country as well as the security of the wealth being store where it store, i know you're going to one year for me. so in that's kind of runs out of time that professor benjamin jas. thanks so much for joining us again for that technical issue. hopefully we'll see you again soon. so thank you very much for your time. thank you. more than a 1400000 feel of the in this space around 500 people have died in nigeria. the result of the worst flooding in the country in a decade. the floods are the, were the most devastating recorded in the west african nations since 2012, affecti

. —— mike d u p. it did meet when stormont fell about a year after brexit. questions of who is more culpable and how to investigate the past. it's and how to investigate the past. it�*s a significant meeting. i it's a significant meeting. i suppose in some ways what's useful suppose in some ways what�*s useful about it is it�*s the first time for these two to meet together. chris heaton harris has only been in the job for a few weeks.— job for a few weeks. chris heaton harris and _ job for a few weeks. chris heaton harris and simon _ job for a few weeks. chris heaton harris and simon coveney - job for a few weeks. chris heaton harris and simon coveney know. job for a few weeks. chris heaton . harris and simon coveney know each other from the european harris and simon coveney know each otherfrom the european union, so they have a good relationship. they met in hillsborough, the hillsborough castle which is the royal residence in northern ireland. that was a couple of weeks ago when they spoke very warmly. the unionist concern, and i�*m speaking to you here fr

the d u p say that they have essentially cut them off from the rest of the uk.ment that has to be this power—sharing between unionists and nationalists. we have heard from the few politicians in the last few minutes from some of the smaller parties, from the cross—party alliance, naomi long says she is disgusted by what has happened here. she says politicians who refused to come to work should have their pay cut. doug beattie, head of the ulster unionist party, said he is worried if stormont will ever get up and running again, and the future of power sharing could be at stake. for voters in northern ireland, it means they will have to head back to the polls, probably in the weeks before christmas, the last thing people want to be doing. we christmas, the last thing people want to be doing.— christmas, the last thing people want to be doing. we talk about the assembly not _ want to be doing. we talk about the assembly not functioning, _ want to be doing. we talk about the assembly not functioning, the - assembly not functioning, the executive not being in power.

and in terms of the, at the spending cut that automatically going to reduce g d p for, for the u. k. so it looks like the job of selling this new low tax, economic vision has really only just started nadine barbara for counting the cost london. which honest now from london is below half ease chief executive of the macro. hi, thanks for being with us. so why was this so poorly received by the markets and, and then the subsequent you turn is that gonna be enough to calm the markets? yeah, that's a great question. i mean, one big reason why the u. k. many big budget was so poorly received, was number one, the size of the desk is fairly large, the tax cuts. and then before that there was the energy subsidy with the introduction of price caps in the u. k. so the amount of borrowing the u. k. government is having to do is very large compared to what it had announced in the previous administration. so what was the, the scale of the desk did, but also it was the way the u. k. was going to fund that deaf fit, which was to issue bonds, but particularly issue bonds at the shorter tannel off

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