the labor falls include recordings of a video call between st. kitts darma and blacken asian staff. darma had described the black lives matter movement as a moment. does a broader issue, the black lives matter movement or moments if you like, it's nationally matrix played? well, i bet when i said moment, i'm clear which i bench um some people so, so the teaching by wirelessly. i don't see that it's possible to read. i it's what i actually said. kiss phelman is a lawyer. he chooses his words carefully and when he described black lives matter as a moment, it was very telling the leadership, austria about christ. martha was incredibly hostile. the 1st thing that the leadership wanted to do was to appear on media and delegitimize. the activists on also distance themselves from the policy. john said that they were promoting black an asian staff write a memo to stammer and deputy leda angela raina. for black members of staff, we need to be listened t. we expect the manifestation of our trauma to be understood. instead, the top line briefed was that keystone leader of the labor party condemns th

ah, he says darma says that that money should be attacked with winful tax. now as far as the new prime minister is concerned, no, she said no, she will not. will not affect those taxes. they're totally legitimate. she says and she carried on repeating that a comic growth and tax cuts were the way forward flooding incidence. eastern states of good already has killed at least 6 people more than 4000 houses, partially or completely collapsed. emergency crews say they've provided all of the assistance they can, but need international aid. you're the minute average. i don't want any other idea . the water came and flooded us and took everything on its way and there was nothing left for us. we used to have a huge number of books, but we lost them completely. we lost our saving foods and furniture. we have nothing but to thank god that no you name them and i see them that we live in very difficult situations. our children hardly live here. we need tents, we need food and water. we need medicine and treatment. our children are suffering as we don't have anything. at

k. longest serving monic prime minister less trust and opposition leader kiss darma were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still rule unfairly. oh, poor girl, sandra joe lovingly thought i was a very precious place to come to an alleged world diarrhea. so there's a joy, the sadness bottles o celebration. king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for the 1st time as king and queen consoles. and charles vowed to follow his mother's example as moronic as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion. i too no solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time. god groan smith, to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world, and whatever may be your background or beliefs i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love. as i have th

k. longest serving monic prime minister less trust and opposition leader kiss. darma were among the attendees. hundreds of others had queued up for tickets the event to commemorate the queen's life and her legacy. earlier in the day and now king charles greeted well wishes outside buckingham palace where emotions were still rule unfairly open bird sal, good june loving life is very precious place to come to an alleged world diarrhea. so there's a joy to sadness but also celebration king charles and his wife camilla made their way through the palace gates for the 1st time as king and queen consoles. and charles vowed to follow his mother's example. as monica, as the queen herself did with such unswerving devotion, i too no solemnly pledged myself throughout the remaining time, god groan smith, to uphold the constitutional principles at the heart of our nation. and wherever you may live in the united kingdom, or in the realms and territories across the world. and whatever may be your background or beliefs, i shall endeavour to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love. as i have throughout my l

they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next prime minister leads a lawless party. i've whitefish separate, finn bob, throw it in front of you in this hole as live all right, rod confidential documents, exposed tactics to discredit and expel rivals in the party. people are actually quite dangerous. who room and the labor policy they were playing with people's lives here. they reveal how storm as predecessor was undermined by a smear campaign from within disabled. there was a politician as a potential prime minister, really nice to senior. why? how british democracy, known as the mother of parliament's, is being undermined by spying and dirty tricks. no one would expect that a political party would associate themselves with a whole scale. hacking of the press. is look like somebody is course, currently monitoring fear i'm going and where my car is bob, to live, my children is going, it just stinks to high heaven. what the gym. and in the background we speak to people that these voices have been silenced, including those who

when i realized that his plans to turn ukraine into anti-russian organization on ukrainian territory. darma the military deterrence of the russian federation failed, and when he realized that our patience is not endless and that for many years, starting with the munich speech president putin in 2007, we warned them of the acceptability of actions to advance nato to the east in complete disregard for the assurances of promises that were made by the leadership of the soviet union and the consequences of the russian federation, and in complete disregard for the legitimate interests of our security about the refusal of the west to fulfill its obligation not to strengthen the security of nato countries at the expense of security of the russian federation when we warned against pandering to neo-nazism in ukraine for many years, when we called for letting infringement of the russian language instead of stopping these illegal, contrary to all conventions tendencies. the west silently indulged the fact that, as a result, the russian language is now legally prohibited in ukraine in the field of educa

the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london. now if you're looking for an unusual home decoration, then head to an auction in paris later this month. this skeleton is an iguana, don discovered in 2019 by contract is building a road in the state of colorado. at just 3.2 meters long. it's much smaller than most specimens. and fringe auctioneers are calling it a dinosaur for a living room is expected to go for about $400.00 to $500000.00. ah, your child is there with me. so hell, romulan doha, reminder of our top news stories. the united nation says as credible evidence that moscow is forcibly taking ukrainian children into russia to be adopted, and that thousands of other ukrainians are being forcibly deported from russian occupied areas. the earth says these actions amount to war crimes. keith says it's making advances in its counter offensive in russian controlled areas surrounding its 2nd largest city of co. keith. this follows an offe

as curators had become clear, i had a darma want publicly apologized in the name of ruined. rupert. ok yet, didn't accept responsibility. you're here. the collective believes germans sensitivities blew the matter up into an anti semitism scandal. the artists from the collective, towering party fear for their reputation. they're still being criticized in the media on twitter and elsewhere. i've done a double missouri and, and done this lucy than done on this. i mean, this is the indonesian that the how general c l m, the issue of anti semitism is rarely mentioned. this is the one thing that so we don't know detail that the exactly what the issue is far. the thought if there is a specific no, in germany, more about their local more gunman, debbie, through non yeah. i, because we are indonesians, he did, we don't know in detail. he thought what the issue is. and he said that more about how he said what were alluding to is he got a violent conflict on the length of we can say, oh, annette quickly, not ready to go. that tying party is not anti semitic. anything going ganga sana towering.

call on the father of spiritual bolts from what i have been watching. british opposition leader kids darma and before him prime minister less trust address the british parliament honoring the late queen elizabeth. we will talk about those statements in a moment, but 1st let's go back to aberdeen airport in scotland, where dw correspondent emily gordon is standing by emily. i understand the king has arrived and is just now actually in the plain taxiing on his way back to london. tell us more. yes, he is almost ready for lift off. as he said he's bought the train or the plane, sorry. and he's accompanied by his wife, the queen, consort camilla. together they will travel to london, where he will with a king will needs come in to set his trust in the evening. he set to hold the suites and tomorrow you will, you will be officially proclaimed king and ultimately step instead of very big footsteps. that's pretty level of elizabeth leave behind. there we are seeing those live pictures now. all that royal plane taxing at the, on the runway, they're about to take off and make its way to london. emil

she is somebody who has been described also by the leader of the opposition circus. darma whose expresses and condolences of cause. she's been ex, describe as somebody who, who stood on for, for what than what binds the nation together and not void people were fighting for . and this is really the most important legacy. i think it's that she was there really for everybody not for young, old or for a royalist or, or not a royalist. she was really there for everybody. and that's what people at might have for canada, where the british monarch is the head of state minister justin trudeau had one words for her as well. in a complicated world, her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and strength to us. all canada is in the morning she was one of my favorite people in the world and i will miss her so that is quite the statement alex is not yet very emotional and very honest. and i think that's how many of heads of state prime ministers, president, chancellors feel as well. and they've been many, many people paying tribute to the queen over the past few hours. and i have a few, i'm just from

collective of artistic directors who don't define themselves as curators had become clear or are they darma want publicly apologized in the name of ruined robert. okay, yet didn't accept responsibility. you're here. the collective believes germans sensitivities blue the matter up into an anti semitism scandal. the artists from the collective tiring party fear for their reputation. they're still being criticized in the media on twitter and elsewhere. i've done a double major under the under scuse than done on this. i mean, this is the indonesian that the how general c l m. the issue of anti semitism is rarely mentioned. this is the one we've done so we don't know in the detail exactly what the issue is far. the thought if there is a specific no, in germany, more about the local mo, jenman deputy roonan. yeah. i because we are indonesian so we don't know in detail if that's what the issue is and he said, be done with the whole. is it what were alluding to do? is he got a violent come back on the months of we can say, oh annette quickly, i'd rather you to go that trying party is not. and t sub

the opposition. labor party and distrust is also trailing behind when she's being compared to kiss darma, who's the leader of the opposition. so she's not doing too well in the polls at the moment, however, now is her time to shine. she is the p. m, so she can really set the agenda and she can make herself known to the british people. all right, she's off to a difficult start. forget math in london. many thanks. authorities in the south of pakistan are trying every thing they can to prevent pakistan's largest lake from overflowing and swamping nearby towns, water levels on lake one shar earth said to be dangerously high following record monsoon flooding satellites show the scale of the disaster following a severe drought monsoon rains and melting glaciers have submerged a 3rd of pakistan. millions have lost homes and other vermaia visited a carpenter and his son and send province and heard how their lives have been upended by the floods. rashana lee and his son, the mom, have lost everything. they put their savings into building a house which they finished only 2 months ago. in the sudde

remembrance and become a symbol for all of humanity and denisa. obadiah ladies gentlemen, shelter, darma, you'll debrief with the not the slayer because she'll booster really good mom. yeah . intrinsically ling. all the jewish people understand what israel with the german people. gotcha. hi. on the importance of your membrane where vall, oh, where are you? when? as of the present and the future, elaine will know safe on the level of the past order. we must continue to understand the short ah latino, the show, our future research, the shoe arm will kermit look at the reality of the show are clearly and mercilessly or children will look at the fact that led to it. and i saw it all out . her every dark down and understanding while really went on and on the level of the craziness we only only love god like the will only jog that we must do morning noon and the night scene is not to turn a blind eye to the voice of hatred buffet ball on the street or in the social networks or in only the political centers of power. donald lee, my sam, counter anti semitism and racism. walk me through decisive

well, she got quite a roasting from kiss darma. he went straight to the heart of the matter. and that is, taxes. are the british people needing a break and taxes not only from in terms of cuts, but the windfall tax, and that is a winful tax is taxing the excess profits of energy companies, oil and gas. he quoted a figure, a very high figure. i'm just going to look up now in the region of 252000000000 in profits by at these companies. and he wanted to know why the new prime minister list trust at wasn't using windfall tax imposed on those excess profits in order to get relief on people's bills. as she is working, she announced she was working on an energy plan. she was trying to put the polish on that she promised it would be delivered basically to morrow. that is thursday, and she insisted that it would relieve people with their bills. she also assured businesses that they would get relief on their immense energy bills, threatening bankruptcies run across the country. so this is a really key issue in it. there was no messing with anything else. they were locked in on this arg

that him, ron con of was the performing very well in the country, and he should have a given the full darma 5 be advised, he'd been all stood much earlier than that. and on the other hand, we have seen that masses are supporting him and that is a lot of pressure on the current government that they should go for the reelections . as soon as possible. the reason is economical situation is very bad, inflation is at the highest in the history of practise on, on the other hand, the price high, the petroleum prices. so, so he believes that if he, if he will come in power, this time will over to turn the geography. he will be able to change the constitution and make it strengthened more democratic and it will have a very good impact that establishment will not be able to interfere anymore. well, a queen elizabeth, the 2nd eldest son officially proclaimed the king charles the 3rd and age 73. he's the oldest person to ever assume the british throne. he was officially proclaimed the head of the state during a historic ceremony that really goes by centuries a guns saluted the accession while the band

is all position labor party has been speaking at its annual conference in liverpool. kiss darma focused on the filtering currency urging forces to ditch the ruling conservatives. what we've seen in the past few days has no precedent. the government has lost control of the british economy. and for what they crush the pound and for walt high interest rates, higher inflation pipe offering and for want not for you know, for working people for cut, cuts for the richest one percent in our society or poor bryn and joins us lie from liver, poland, to pull us as a golden opportunity for labor it certainly seems that way, and it was a confident speech from kiersten. i think what he's looking at is the conservative party has moved most definitely to watch the rights on the lead trusts, and on the quasi quotes and very much more free markets. economy. economics a being installed by a new conservative government and the labor party now sees a vacuum appearing in the center ground, which is where they believe the next election could be one. business has generally gravitated towards the conservatives

if she is to win back any popularity, the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london bell still had on the program. the solomon islands postpones general elections as its leader gets closer to china and further away from the west. plus an appeal to help us sit on the state of good that god wreath deals with the worst flooding in 3 decades. ah, the journey has begun the fee world copies on its way to the castle book your travel package today. let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. great to be with you. so the middle east, as you would expect, no real change in the weather. seen those showers pop up across the mountains of yemen into the jazz mountains in saudi arabia on thursday. still getting those winds off the gulf here. so that's typing up the humidity. you're certainly going to feel it over the next few days. doha has a high of 40 degrees, a bit of sand and does being tossed around in q 8 is while you'r

or are they darma want publicly apologized in the name of ruined? rupert ok yet. didn't accept responsibility. we are here. the collective believes germans sensitivities blew the matter up into an anti semitism scandal. the artists from the collective tiring party fear for their reputation. they're still being criticized in the media on twitter and elsewhere. i've done a double meter and, and done as boosted and done on this. i mean, this is the indonesian that the how general c l m. the issue of anti semitism is rarely mentioned to me that it was on the top. so we don't know detail that the exactly what the issue is far that the or if there is a specific no in germany. more about their local mo gunman, debbie through non. yeah. i, because we are indonesians, he did, we don't know in detail. he thought what the issue is, and he said that more about how he said, what were alluding to is he got a violent come back on the length of we can say, oh annette quickly, not ready to go. that tying party is not anti semitic. anything going ganga, sana, towering. pardon? my b

the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london, still ahead on out his era. ronnie, diplomats get ready to leave their embassy in albania, after being expelled. and a manhunt after a spite of stabbings in canada ends with both suspects, dead and more questions than answers ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world cup is on its way to capture your travel package today. helsinki, finland, capitol, had the coldest start september. since 1941, there is arctic air rad has been keeping western russia code as well as that thing there. then coming in from the atlantic, the real change to our terminal weather, which we've been seeing of the last few days that's taken away. the real warm sun is introducing the likelihood, some pretty big thunderstorms, warnings of them in germany today. the whole lot is moving ease was through part of the next 24 hours. the air behind it often sunny is about where it should be temperature wise. because where do

the opposition. labor party and distrust is also trailing behind when she's being compared to kiss darma, who's the leader of the opposition. so she's not doing too well in the polls at the moment. however, now is had time to shine. she is the p. m, so she can really set the agenda and she can make herself known to the british people. all right, she's after a difficult start. forget math in london. many thanks. israel's president is a cared soccer is on a state visit to germany, or he has called for closer ties between the 2 nations. his trip marks the 50th anniversary of the munich olympics massacre were 11 israeli. t members were killed . he also visited the former nazi concentration camp bag and barrels and with his german counterpart found quite a steinway. israel in germany's presidents paid their respects to the victims of the holocaust at bergen belsen israeli president issac hertz august. father helped liberate the camp in 1945. addressing germany's parliament in berlin hertz ark spoke about the effect. his father's stories had upon him as a child. emma conducts ah vain. it all i

ah, he says darma says that that money should be attacked with winful tax. now as far as the new prime minister is concerned, no, she said no, she will not. will not affect those taxes. they're totally legitimate. she says and she carried on repeating that a comic growth and tax cuts were the way forward. though brazil is barking, $200.00 jasmine dependence from portugal, the critics accused the president of turning it into a campaign event. president john bolton already is attending parade, the military demonstrations, but with elections leaving october. his team was also planned to political rallies across the country. and central, hopefully later silver has not planned. any events well still had here on out there, albania cuts, ties with iran, and orders all iranian diplomats to lee following cyber attacks in july. and tell the floods destroy thousands of homes in saddam the stories after the break. ah, with attempts is in central north and iran are still pretty high. the sun's beating down here. there's not much can anywhere around, but there's a change

it baffles me how people can vote, fold it all out, but ask about labor lead a kiss, darma. and we found many people still unconvinced by his leadership as a labor leader is to by going to enter the case on is in the past and to take their 50 years since tony blair stepped down as labor prime minister pierce donna is steering the labor party in a similar direction to his predecessor firmly towards the centre ground of british politics were trying labor. not the conservatives of the party of financial responsibility. what we've seen in the past few days has no precedent. the government has lost control of the british economy. and for want a real statement of confidence intent from labor leader here star here in liverpool, balancing, aspirational themes and entrepreneurialism with the realization that it is the workers who generate the company profits. it went down very well here in the whole . now he needs to convince the why the public double digit inflation in the u. k. was driven workers in many industries to demand high wages. more than $500.00 workers are currently on st

card to play if she is to win back any popularity, the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london, brazil is marking 200 years of independence from portugal. but critics have accused the president of turning the celebrations into an election campaign. jaya. both an arrow has been attending military parades in the capitol brasilia, as well as holding a rally for supporters in his home town of rio de janeiro. elections are due to be held on october. the 6th boston hours arrival left, as former president, louis and asio lily de silver is a head in the polls. but critics worry ball scenario is whipping up support for a cou ahead of the election. so i to say a skeleton from 31000 years ago, maybe the earliest evidence of amputation surgery in humans. the remains were discovered in borneo showing a child who had part of their left leg cut off on purpose. it's believe the prehistoric patient live for at least 6 more years after the surgery. s

if she is to win back any popularity, the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons al jazeera london. now, if you're looking for an unusual home decoration, then had to an auction in paris later this month. this skeleton is an aquanda don discovered in 2019 by contract is building a road near a state of colorado. at just 3.2 meters long. it's much smaller than most specimens of french auctioneers are calling it a dinosaur for a living room is expected to go for about $400.00 to $500000.00. ah.

and the polls and all to kiss darma, who is the leader of the opposition labor party is leading over list trust when it's about their, their pastoral qualities about leading the country and maybe worrying for this trust. there is a one poll that came up fairly recently that said that to her, one of her weaknesses was to lead in the crisis. and the u. k definitely is in her economic crisis at the moment with inflation rising for 10 percent, possibly up to 20 percent as what some for cause say real wages have been falling recently. and least ross has in this contest, i expose herself as somebody who says it's all about growing the economy. it's about cutting taxes. it's not about handouts, but she really has to get to grips with a crisis that is crushing many households. it's an energy bill crisis that's really very hard for those who are already squeezed with a, with a wages so, so that ones that are the poorest and society she will come out have to come out with a plan and she will have to explain how she's going to tackle the, the energy builds and, and the cost of living crisis. we

more importantly though, it is a problem, the case darma who now has to publicly and the conferences on sundays, going to publicly address all of this and trying united policy. can he do that? i'm not sure that he does have to address it, to be honest. and i mean, obviously journalists have to ask him about it and maybe some will. but i think that he will stay the conversation very rapidly away from it. and you know, as much as john was saying a 2nd ago to say this is yesterday's knees and points out. that's the ultimate verdict on jamie, who been sadly, was passed by the rich people in 2019 oversee as the saying was the health and by the the factions in the labor party. it was helped by the internal sabotaged. and that looks, it sort of taken place with the bridge. people did not want jeremy coven fundamentally in, won't about the lay parts is offering and for a number of reasons in 2019 ice. based on that we'll, we'll make that point and steer very rapidly away from that to look at the current dividing lines. and i think that the point is that his job has actually become a lot easi

in some instances, but certainly in the same fashion are essentially the people who surround kids, darma who run the labor party right now. and what they've done now they've got in a position of power is they've decided to jump in just a launch and allow her to be less than trying you know, like suspend, they suspended the former leader, jeremy corbin, they fixed plenty of members on really g, v s grounds, and this just goes on and on and on. and it seems to be the leadership only kind of reflex is to attack it's left wing and it kind of a really bad prestige of the attorney blaze. so, so this is, is a problem for storm in a sense that he's not going to have a united party carriers on down that truck. john curtis in glasgow. you've heard what both i guess of had to say about this. dr. rich about the allegations are within documentary, but do ordinary people care, your professor politics are upholstered to ordinary people. care about this kind of internal fighting for the most part. no, but it's certainly correct to say docs and people are less likely to vote for parties that are internal

nathan, beth darma helping one. another simplicity, connection to nature. it's the very definition of happiness put forward by the authorities in their g n. h concept. however, some formulated this theory of happiness long before the mutinies. government perfect happiness or nirvana is what the country's roughly 100000 monks seek to achieve. in baton, one out of every 7 residents retreats to a monastery at least once in their life. for a few months or even years, many monasteries also serve as detox or rehab centers for delinquents. it's 4 30 in the morning and the days already beginning at the low dreck car to monastery in central baton. 3 3 3 3 ah, each morning, one of the monks is responsible for making sure that no one is sleeping in wyoming, yet up. it's a rigid approach that some have trouble adjusting to at 1st the loo dorothy needed to do with a lieutenant some of those who joined us, a former drug addicts to alcoholics and troubled sol as you want him to do the in and i, they have changed a lot out upon the they suffer a lot in the 1st few months b

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they tell the inside story of how sir can't darma, who could be britton's next prime minister overseas a lawless party? i've waited separated bob to appear in front of you in this hole, as leader. all right, paul. hundreds of thousands of internal communications. expose how secretive operatives took control of britain's labor party to qu by 2 people to take over one of the major political parties in brit bath. free speech was shot down in the life of parting is look like somebody is course. currently monitoring fear. i'm going away, my car is park, remember, children is going, it just stinks to high heaven. what the in the background and the falls reveal how a hierarchy of racism exists, understand leadership. i faced more racism in the labor party and i have in the rest of my life combined in episode to the true story behind the labor parties, anti semitism crisis. i feel so ashamed right now. it comes to this. i have been speaking for may we reveal how truth with subverted oh, and reality turned on its head. the media was not interested in the reality of the store. i to cobra who yea

they tell the inside story of house i kiss, darma, who could be britton's. next prime minister leads a lawless party. whitefish separate, unfeigned, bob threw a pair in front of you in this hole as leave. all right, my confidential documents, exposed tactics to discredit and expel rivals in the party. people are actually quite dangerous. who room in the labor party they will play with people's lives here? they reveal how storm as predecessor was undermined by a smear campaign from within disabled. there was a politician as a potential prime minister, really nice to say why, how british democracy known as the mother of parliament's is being undermined by spying and dirty tricks. no one would expect that a political party would associate themselves with a whole scale hacking of the press. it look like somebody is course, currently monitoring me, fear i'm going away. my car is bob. to live. my children is going. it just stinks to high heaven. what the gym and in the background we speak to people with these voices have been silenced, including those who support

so case darma who again i think shows the radical values that brought jeremy kobus to the to ship but is as i think, a very different person he is really professionalized and modernized the organization of the policy, the general secretaries, a guy called david evans, he's done a fantastic job, you know the proof of the pudding for how to do reviews and listeners is that the labor party is closer to government that it has been since when at last the, the general election in 2010 when labor left office. that's the difference case tama heat. there was a problem with the perception of how the labor party dealt with anti semitism and caste alma has finished the discussion in the u. k. whilst i may add, still remaining passionately committed to the issue of the struggles of the palestinian people in the middle east. kevin cray. thank you very much. nice coming on to talk to thank you. that's more so to come this hour, including campaigning, heat south in brazil's presidential election with julia. both scenario playing catch up in the polls. and later in sport baseball legend joins exclusiv

he said, other attributes have been coming in the british opposite, lead a kiss. darma has said so as our great elizabeth and eric comes to an end, we will honor the late queen's memory by keeping alive the values of public service . she's embodied tributes to coming from the united states, from the united nations. let's cross to update from how to get to j's bays. it's u n h q in new york. and james, what's been said the yeah, i mean this, we're getting comments from, from a lot of people here at the un and around the world about the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she is the longest rating head of state in the world. and she is not, was not just the, the queen of the, the u. k. she was the queen. you heard the canadian prime minister there of 14 other countries around the world. so there is real shot for many. let's start here at the u. n. where we have a statement from the un secretary general currently about to land in pakistan because of those floods. he says, as the united kingdom longest lived in august, raining at stake when elizabeth, the 2nd was widely admired for her grac

i uncertainly kiss. darma will give his keynote speech on tuesday, but he's been doing the rounds of the broadcast media already this morning. and it seems like the that, that one of the big battle grounds will be of attacks. now, we are 2 years away probably from a general election, but the friday fiscal events that the chancellor quasi quoting of the conservative governments put out a big tax cuts funded by a huge i watering amounts of public borrowing, greedy, frankly, demands a response from the opposition labor party and kissed arm has been out this morning saying that they sleep, he's pledged to reverse fuzzy qua, tangs abolishing of the very highest rate of attacks. because the clothing did away with the 45 percent that is levied on people who and more than a 150000 pounds a year and still sickest, i'm a say not was simply wrong headed. and there is also the idea that the, the backed up by numbers, the frankly, the tax trucks that have been offered by the conservative governments, rather disproportionately favorite people down in the richest south of the u. k. so kissed arm a

the conservative party has lost of late cares. darma knows that only too well, which is why he persistently pressed her on asking who pays? she couldn't really answer. andrew simmons, al jazeera london and for the 1st time in history, a white male doesn't hold any of the 4 most powerful positions in the british government. he prime minister list trust as the u. k. 3rd, female leader and has appointed people with ethnic minority heritage to 3 of the most important positions in her cabinet. quasi quoting, whose parents came from garner in the 19th sixty's is britain's 1st black chancellor. and in charge of the country's finances. james cleverly, whose mother is from sierra leone is the 1st black foreign secretary. and so ela braverman whose own parents came to the u. k from kenya maricia 6 decades ago, is in charge of police and immigration as home secretary. but there is concern about the teams, expertise, and conflict of interest. the $31.00 ministers have 36 years of cabinet experienced between them, amounting to a combined experience of 1.2 years per person. at least 6 our landlords durin

it baffled me how people can vote full of all i me, but ask about labor leader. kiss darma. and we found many people still unconvinced by his leadership as a labor leader is to by going to enter the case on is that the pace and to take their an o richest needs change? i just feel it's been i won't associate curtis massey who could do since hailey plan, to be honest. 15 years since tony blair stepped down as labor prime minister kiss donna is steering the labor party in a similar direction to his predecessor firmly towards the centre ground. of british politics betraying labor, not the conservatives as the party of financial responsibility. what we've seen in the past few days has no precedent. the government has lost control of the british economy. and for want faith crushed the pound. and for walt higher interest rates, higher inflation, higher boring. and for walt not for you. not for working, people for cuts, cuts for the richest one percent in our society. don't forget, don't forget. the only way to stop this is with a labor government. a real statement of confidence int

k. opposition leader kiss darma. he said in the statement, along with the rest of the country, i am deeply worried by the news from buckingham palace this afternoon. my thoughts are with her majesty the queen and her family at this time. and i join everyone across the united kingdom in hoping for her recovery. and there's also a statement now coming through from the archbishop of canterbury, who is her, who says the following on twitter. i believe he says the prayers of the nation, all with the queen, my prayers, and the prayers of people across the church of england and the nation with the majesty of the queen to day may god's presence strengthen and comfort her majesty have family. and those who are caring for her at foul moral. okay, let sir turn to our correspondent again. we'll reach helen's in london, rory at any, any more updates from you or any more news at all about how the queen is doing well, nothing more about how the queen is doing better as fine a thing of the kind of impact that this news is had is tha

the annual conference labor suffered a crushing defeat in the 2019 general election of lead a kiss. darma is under pressure to assert himself as a prime minister in waiting for brennan reports from the meeting. we are most likely around 2 years away from a general election here in the u. k. but the coming to power of a new prime minister liz trust just earlier this month and the mini budget, which actually turned out to be anything. but many from her chancellor quasi quad saying just last week, frankly, demand a response from the opposition labor part in this for a conference here in liverpool, it's a chance for the labor party to set out their store and tell the public frankly what they're going to do in response to what the conservatives are planning. now we've heard from the case dom i e is not going to give his main speech until tuesday, but he's already been setting out to some of the media broadcasts as the direction that he's going in a festival. he's going to reverse some of the big tax cuts which are going to the, the richest people in the u. k. at the same time though, he is wil