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. fin it is england- new zealand and abu dhabi on wednesday.— it is england- new zealand and abu dhabiongest teams _ dhabi on wednesday. on balance, the four strongest teams have _ dhabi on wednesday. on balance, the four strongest teams have made - dhabi on wednesday. on balance, the four strongest teams have made it - four strongest teams have made it coming that have been very strong winning four out of their five natchez, new zealand and australia obviously both very strong teams historically as well, and pakistan, of course many five out of five. i would probably make pakistan marginal favourites of everybody else. 50 pakistan marginal favourites of everybody else-— pakistan marginal favourites of eve bod else. . , everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the — everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super— everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 _ everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, - everybody else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, who i to set on the super 12 stage, who will rise as champions?

the bounds of the forest on _ dhabi on wednesday.f the forest on the to the _ dhabi on wednesday. the bounds of the forest on the to the mainland i the forest on the to the mainland have been winning four out of the five matches, new zealand and australia obviously both very strong teams historically is welcome and pakistan, of course, winning five out of five of would probably make pakistan the favourites over everyone else. 50 pakistan the favourites over everyone else.— pakistan the favourites over everyone else. pakistan the favourites over eve one else. , , . , everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the _ everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super— everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 _ everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, - everyone else. so as the sun starts to set on the super 12 stage, who l to set on the super 12 stage, who will rise as champions? craig templeton, bbc news. exciting few days ahead, no doubt. that's all from us here on sports day. we will

that is the american administration at the moment rather than the people in abu dhabi.f a punch i think. basically saying a -- export ban would actually drive these prices higher. let's get back to adipec. yousef gamal el-din is on the ground, chasing everybody that is available. good morning. yousef: hey, manus, great to pick it up again. let's dive straight into more discussions. we are joined by the ceo of a nigerian company. thank you for stopping by here. i look at all the meetings and the discussions, trying to get sort of your sense of what the biggest take away is before you get on a flight. >> it's very obvious the energy industry is in a huge transition. everybody is making an adjustment to make sure we meet the target. obviously, the whole energy industry is adjusting and changing. of course, there are new opportunities. people have more cash development across the globe. so much is happening. we see a good opportunity. yousef: you have spoken in the past about nigeria's production problems. 1.4 5 million barrels per day, which is lower than where it theoreti

we had to abu dhabi next.is is bloomberg. ♪ >> what is the difference between a phase out and phase down? i don't know but for a large number of countries, during the process of transition, they will have to rely on whatever means of energy they have. i mean if suddenly someone could enhance the availability of petrol, diesel gas in the market, people would not have to use that. but it is not india alone. now, what often happens is it is a convenient play to take the focus off oil and gas and suddenly talk about coal as if that were the main issue of discussion here. as i said, there is a little play around here and whatever the language or where it came from etc., there are a lot of countries that will in the short run have to make sure they are supplied with electricity. francine: india's energy minister there at the adipec in abu dhabi speaking to our anchor, yousef gamal el-din. we returned to adipec where it yousef gamal el-din is still there following the developments. saudi arabia -- how does the energy

we are live to abu dhabi. dani: plus, a re-think from the largest international carrier could mean boeing pain and airbus gain. we will bring you our conversations from the dubai airshow later. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's head over to adam pack now, where yousef is standing by with one of his first guests of the day. yousef: natural gas is much in focus as we prepare for the winter, so why don't we get into a discussion with the ceo of nasser gas, who has had a strong comments about whether we should put on additional layer's this winter. what is your view? >> currently our northern neighbor are blocking supplies to europe, generating an artificial shortage in europe. there will be no problem for europeans this winter. yousef: do you sense that prices will continue to rise? they come up quite a bit -- came up quite a bit the last week. yurly: as soon as it was announced there would be more gas to europe, prices went down, so that proves the case. i would just

abu dhabi -- in abu dhabi, the russian energy ministers says he sees no shortage of oil in the marketure. >> looking forward, we have a seasonal drop in demand in winter. we have more and more oil coming from the opec+ group. every month it is being added. coupled with a seasonal draw and more lockdowns we are experiencing, we believe there is no deficit at the moment. alix: he said it is in large part to low interest rates for projects. that is your first word news. it feels like a very strong notes coming from any member of opec+. no thanks, we are not going to release any more oil. it is up to you, president biden guy: sticking ashford president biden -- president biden. guy: sticking to the message certainly seems to be the plan at the moment. pressure mounting from every corner to bring gas prices down. scott sheffield, we talked to him a few days back, the pioneer natural resources ceo and founder. he is not sure if the president is pushing the right buttons right now. this is what he had to say last month on this very subject. >> the president is realizing all the efforts when

england are out of the men's t20 world cup after new zealand won their semi—final by five wickets in abu dhabidelegates at the climate summit in glasgow were taken by surprise tonight when china and the us issued a joint statement, agreeing to improve cooperation over the next decade. john kerry, the us climate envoy, said the us and china had "no shortage of differences", but on climate, co—operation was the only way to get the job done. there were joint steps agreed on a range of issues including methane emissions, the transition to clean energy, and decarbonisation. the climate summit is now in its final few days — dozens of countries have promised to phase out petrol and diesel—powered cars, but on this the us and china didn't sign up. our science editor david shukman has the latest. can the world agree to slow down the release of the gases heating the planet? can it do what it takes to reduce the melting of the polar ice? and will this be enough to limit the rise of the sea? with the conference now entering its final days, delegates are trying to find common ground, and the uk, as host, h

according to the intercept, dog matter headquarters is located in this building in abu dhabi. they had a problem analyzing data on us citizens from another country as a us citizen. see so that sir, that is illegal. i'm not, i'm sure, under title 18 laws of governing, you know, classified material and classified activities. later on, citizen lab demonstrated that dog matter was the main operator of the israeli pegasus spyware. in the u. e. besides it's american staffers, dark matter also employed. x is railey officers in branches in the u. e. cypress, and singapore. the company is reported to have paid millions of dollars for their services. both al jazeera arabic and odyssey or english, contacted dark matter, and offered them the opportunity to respond to all the allegations made in the film . they declined to comment to either request. i say medina, shall violet me slay the could elephant all dumb. michelle, me lemme mer. must gold glory no can issue a skill level that love devotional molly the tv and he a multi 6 image the machine but all nozzle. so can you'll silicon e v v.

their opponents and but the bulk taking figures of three with 32 and as they cruised to victory in abu dhabihe world cup campaign, sustained a thigh strain while on monday and pulling out during the run up in the scan revealed the extent of the injury and they willjoin the squad. the rugby union will be with the female internationals after the contract at the tent of their 15 players will be awarded full—time deals and the retainer contract for 15 more individuals, 12 month contracts will be drawn up with a value not yet known but they'll also be training fees for women. the director had admitted the governing body had not covered itself in glory and how it managed women's game. they have been ordered by uk athletics to seize all association with the american coach writer after multiple complaints of sexual misconduct are made against them. the uk has acted after receiving the us center for safe sport about the conduct of writer with the investigation eminent and they are currently encouraged by writer and both have been told that it is inappropriate for them to continue to be associated wit

the second meeting of the world triathlon championship series in abu dhabi saw seven british women ind make it past bermudas' olympic champion flora duffy though. she emerged from the bike alongside three brits, but pulled clear on the run to take the win. georgia taylor brown and sophie coldwell completed the podium. and that's all the sport for now. it's turning a little milder now but starting with the frost across a large part of england is quite as sharp frost as well. in rural 0xfordshire, the temperature is a notable frost hollowed that drops close to —5 and that's the lowest reading of the season so far anywhere in the uk. but it is turning milder now with lots of chilly north in the atlantic around an area of low pressure that will turn pink sweater in many areas as we go on through saturday. we've lost the blues and a part of the continental europe, were in the milder air. a continental europe, were in the milderair. a of continental europe, were in the milder air. a of cloud coming in on the south westerly breeze and some outbreaks of rain across scotland which will be quit

and talking of west indies. they are out — their defence ended with defeat to sri lanka in abu dhabi.le their chase, this stunning catch from bhanuka rajapaksa one of the highlights. despite shimron hetmyer�*s 80, which included a late flurry of sixes, the west indies ultimately fell 20 runs short. cameron norrie has lost in straight sets to the american taylor fritz in the paris masters. the world number 13 had been hoping to get through the third round, and qualify for the atp tourfinals in turin — which is still mathematically possible, but 2a year old fritz was too strong for him. taking norrie 6—3 in the first set and then 7—6 in the second. so it's the american who advances to the quarter finals and will face the favourite novak djokovic. defending champion and world number 0nejudd trump eased through to the quarter—finals of the english 0pen earlier this evening with a 4 frames to 1 win over scotland's ross muir. the 32 year old was in imperious form with this century in the 4th frame taking him to the brink and he finished the job shortly after to set up a last eight match wit

it is backed by uber and abu dhabi. joining us is the ceo, wayne ting.re are you in terms of your progress for consumer availability? wayne: we are super excited to announce we raised $500 million today to go get continued building of transportation platform that is shared, affordable, and carbon free. we have been working in cities crown the world -- cities around the world. these are shared e bikes and scooters and two times bigger than our nearest competitor in terms of active users. we are also significantly larger in terms of the number of cities we are in. last quarter we announced the second quarter profitability and we are on a path to continue transforming this business into a profitable, self-sustaining business. matt: i live in berlin and work in frankfurt. if i am late and don't want to take a taxi, i will always jump on a scooter. it has been a game changer for me. as i walked in the door in new york and london i don't see them. what is going on there, because the are -- these are important cities. wayne: we are seeing more cities open up yo

from abu dhabi, yousef kamal.f: much of the questions have been around the oil price volatility that have kept a lot of us up late. we have drilled down with some of the ministers and will continue do that over the coming hours. we are now joined by the deputy minister of energy of russia. thank you so much for making time on your busy schedule. what are you seeing in terms of the supply and demand balance? the saudi's are all quite relaxed. >> thanks for the question. it is important we have this dialogue that we are discussing the market. if you look at it, is not just the opinion of the ministers you talked about. look at all of the international agencies. everybody is predicting a surplus of supply starting from first or second quarter. looking at this and looking at our numbers. we see the same picture. if you look at inventory levels over the past few weeks, and the united states which tracks them on reports from various research agencies on a monthly basis we will see inventories have stopped growing. that

all eyes first on abu dhabi and the first of the t20 world cup semifinals. crunch time for clarke.an scotland clinch a world cup play—off place? and we'll have latest from austria, where emma raducanu is an action and also news of herfull—time coach for next season. also coming up in the programme... we'll hearfrom emma hursey, the young table tennis star helping the un fight climate change. hello there. after three weeks of fantastic cricket in oman, sharjah, abu dhabi and dubai we are down to the last four at the t20 world cup. tomorrow, england take on new zealand in the first of the semifinals before pakistan face australia on thursday. england are the reigning one day world champions, but the captain eoin morgan has been playing down their label as strong favourites to become t20 kings as well. ben croucher reports. behind the skyscrapers in the persian gulf lies the tallest of cricket challengers. four teams trying to scale the height of the sport. england's wealth of talent has been depleted. jason roy out with a string. has been depleted. jason roy out with a string-— has b

making the final of the men's t20 world cup have ended after a five—wicket loss to new zealand in abu dhabit's at stake. that crisis in cricket culture is discussed, says the captain. whatever county they came through, his players he says share their experiences. he stands by the diversity and unity of this side. against new zealand, deeply respected opponents, a well—placed contribution to england's innings. all building to a big finish. well, to an extent. this from mo, who scored 51, helped england to a 166 — moeen ali. new zealand started slow, but accelerated. devon conway missed this time, stumped. in football terms, and on goal. steve bruce enjoyed it. more fun when you're not the manager. driving the bowler. suddenly england can cope. suddenly england can cope. jimmy took over, six is everywhere. sustained by darryl mitchell, everything changed. remember a final settled in the last millisecond, this game ended with an over to spare and this world cup will not be england's. joe wilson, bbc news. paris saint—germain has confirmed that one its female players has been arrested following

it would be great if it goes down to the wire in abu dhabi but right now it seems hard to think it willin the women's super league, vivienne miedama with a late goal in injury time in today's north london derby as it finished 1—1 with spurs. arsenal had beaten everyone in front of them so far and now tottenham in their local rivals, 18 they had never lost to. form goes out of the window on derby day, doesn't it? not if the first half was anything to go by. mead with the first chance after 40 seconds. miedema normally so reliable, couldn't beat the keeper. but when arsenal did beat the keeper, they were denied by the woodwork, not once but twice. an hour passed before tottenham had their first real opportunity. it was worth the wait. find their first real opportunity. it was worth the wait.— their first real opportunity. it was | worth the wait._ rachel worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the _ worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the tottenham - worth the wait. and it's in! rachel williams, the tottenham hero. i worth the wait. and it's in! rachell williams, the totten

the australian tennis davis cup captain lleyton hewitt says moving the competition to abu dhabi wouldnals to the middle east for the next five years will be made next week. but the move hasn't been well received by players, with some privately warning they're not prepared to travel there so late in the year. hewitt says the idea's "ridiculous". australia were beaten 3—0 by croatia in their opening group match of this year's finals in turin. the england and wales cricket board have released their new action plan to tackle racism and discrimination in the game. it follows the testimony by the former yorkshire bowler azeem rafiq, in which he called the english game "institutionally racist." our correspondent laura scott has the details. i spoke to one of the people whose alleged racist abuse in cricket and he said he welcomed the action plan but he wants momentum to be maintained. today the ecb chief executive tom harris said that the crisis engulfing the game has felt like an earthquake has hit it. the powerful testimony of azeem rafiq and others has exposed majorfault lines within cric

they beat new zealand in that final 2 years ago, semi happens in abu dhabi. later on wednesday, both sides only last one game and the super 12 stage lose a strong. it's easy to see a lot of easy stress tournaments. i'm the quickest because challenge, it's easy to change. the date in england side is one of the strengths and in i will try and plan accordingly to the best availability, but largely want to focus on the sort of cricket. but that we want to play the group and keep developing on that. and as we've been doing throughout this tournament, joining us now from hamilton island, australia is former england captain adam holly oak. thank you for speaking with us . once again he came today. what do new zealand have to do to be england? a thinking on came into this for i was in progress and i did pretty well for the online as well. just comes down on the day really trying to keep trying to keep the play as well. so just have to keep trying to do that and. and england just got a pressure pain i want to ask you about the 2nd semi final tomorrow, pockets on versu

and in sport england, take our new zealand in abu dhabi for battle now in for a sponsoring crickets to 20 well comp, final ah, the united nations, as pushing for the release of 16 ethiopians, staff who have been detained by the governments in addis ababa, you an ant humanitarian sources say they were arrested during government rates targeting to grants, 72 drivers for the world food program have also been arrested. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these are the staff members are, are detained. ah, the there are 16 remaining in detention and 6 have been released. so that, that's the, the, the break ups are they come from various or you and agencies, they're all national staff. it is imperative that the, that they be release of the serious mohammad at o as in ada saba, before, as mohammed the, the u. l. m, world food program staff who have been detained as the governments explains why the staff members have been detained. what were to we know well, hello. yes, we can confirm that they are the grey and ethnically and not just the 16 stockman was who have been detained i

i think, new zealand, i'm winning the toss and electing, you know, to bat 2nd, to chase or at abu dhabi. we've seen this year that a 9 victories have come. but the teen batting 2nd. so it's up to new zealand now, up to the seem as how they bowl in the power play and throughout the whole corneo was because england will miss, you know, jason roy, you know, at the top of the order, but it was a fine replacement in johnny besta, there was some billings you come in, but they may possibly see it for how the bowling in them or in morgan. so, you know, that brings people in and out because tom knows its actual doubt as well. so, nothing new zealand happy up for a moment, but to will all depend on how england, but on this abbey surface evidence, that 10 this game has been overshadowed by the yorkshire race and scan. oh, to what extent do you believe that would have affected england's preparations? well, i think in a england does that have a very, you know, a strong so you know, a team around them and they've lost, i think key players more than i think you know what's happening at yorkshire. and

england versus new zealand in the 1st semi final crickets, t 20 well cup, england facet, 1st in abu dhabi with the new zealand. i mean to stand close to when this title for the 1st time england i did when the trophy in 2010 and they all the reigning one day world champions. they've just finished bearings scoring 166 before in that 20 overs. now pakistan taken australia in the 2nd semi final that's due by on thursday, the asian sort of been the in form seen the tournament. so for the remain on beaten bay. i'm to win a 2nd. p 20 will championship australia. looking to win this competition for the very 1st time. i also say very proudly that it's been wonderful to be a part of pakistan, cricket, we have some, you know, incredible young players, a mix of wonderful experience plays in our lineup. and they die and the team is performing admirably. oh, we've been talking to former england stall, monte panacea, he believes pakistan. we'll go into this much as favors hockey saw have probably been the star team of the tournament and they had a point to prove since there were a couple of cancellation

and morgan's team are preparing to face, usually in the semi finals of the t 20 world cup and abu dhabi on wednesday. england are looking to win the competition for a 2nd time as a follow up to their triumph and the one day roll cap in 2019 where they beat the black haps in the final. while despite things looking promising to the national team, always not well within english cricket, the countries border currently trying to men relations with another one of crickets, elite nations papasan, easy be chief executive tom harrison is flown to the asian country for talks with the p. c. b, and it's patron and chief pakistan's prime minister imran con follows england cancelling its t $22.00 or pakistan last month, due to security concerns. the decision which followed new zealand also abandoning their tour is heavily criticized by the pcb players and fans. well, there is also been trouble and domestic cricket in england, former yorkshire player ozzy murphy has received an apology from the club following his accusations of institutional racism, or bore brown or freak was victim of racial, harassm

face new zealand in just under 30 minutes time for their semifinal of the men's t20 world cup in abu dhabiptain eoin morgan says his side are looking forward to a repeat of the 50 over final they played at lords in 2019, when england won by the tightest of margins. the winner will face either pakistan or australia and morgan thinks england have a slight advantage. i wouldn't say strong favourites, new zealand are a full—strength squad. obviously we have been hammered with a lot of injuries through this tournament, playing really good cricket the guys are extremely excited about in order to challenge and then sydney's our land, and potential at the opportunity that might follow that. there are a number of threats and match winners and we have a number of match winners as well, at the end of the day it is trying to commit to what you do as a team, and we both do it a bit differently. some some shocking news coming out of france — paris saint—germain has confirmed that one its female players has been arrested following an alleged attack on a fellow team mate last week. aminata diallo, who's p

will south africa who boosted their chances of reaching the final form by crushing bangladesh in abu dhabi the pro tiers one winning by 6 wickets with 39 balls to spare. the result means they're 2nd in group one behind england, the top 2 teams advance to the semi heading into the england game. we know it's going to be a very tough game. that's an interesting question, but i think we just have to come up with our game plan that we see the the most effective to win against england. then do all best to implement when i was going to be off. well, let's see if they can do it. that's all your sport for now. be back with you shortly. and you back over to peter. leah, thanks very much. we'll talk to lisa 2013. she lost my news on the website al jazeera dot com. when we come back, came up more up for you on that developing story coming to us out of the see all of mom, stay with us here on out to sierra will season. ah mm hm. ah, 25 years ago and a new era television used in the middle east begin a 2 part documentary series marking the 25th anniversary of al jazeera, telling the story of the channel

the dramatic semi—final in abu dhabi saw new zealand smash their way to victory with a powerful battingare. they will now face either australia or pakistan who play on thursday. the german chancellor angela merkel has told president putin that russia must stop what she called the inhumane exploitation of the migrant crisis on the border between poland and belarus. thousands of people have massed in the area wanting to cross into poland and enter the european union. poland's prime minister has accused belarus of state terrorism in its handling of the crisis. 0ur correspondent nick beake sent this report. for those who'd hoped to find a new life safe in the european union, there is a grim realisation that this could now be home. trapped between belarus and poland. the bbc was sent these pictures as journalists and, crucially, aid agencies are being kept away. it is very, very bad. we managed to contact ilias, who was a scientist in iraq. he wants eu member poland to let them through. my message is, i want open the border to poland. why should poland open the border to you? one day, two da

africa, have boosted their hopes of reaching the semifinals by beating bangladesh by six wickets in abu dhabi 8a. south africa wobbled chasing that small target, but captain temba bavuma steadied things and they knocked off the runs with more than six overs to spare. that result knocks bangladesh out. let's talk a little bit more about antonio conte, i'm joined by simon stone. what is he had to say? it is interesting because antonio conte has referred back to talks that he had with tottenham in the summer in the aftermath of him leaving inter milan and who say marine you. he said the reason that those negotiations did not reach a successful conclusion is was that it was too soon, basically, from him leaving inter milan to moving to another club, but he said he was left with the impression of this contagious drive and enthusiasm and determination from the tottenham chairman, daniel leavey. he hasn't forgotten that. given this opportunity, he has taken it with both hands and he understands that there is a determination amongst the executives at tottenham, led by daniel leavey, for the club to b

the signs are certainly there against australia in abu dhabi. gale any made 15 at the wendy's posted 157 for 7 in what was definitely dwayne bravo is last match for the caribbean side. it was just enough time for gail to pick up a wickets before the of these wrapped up a comfortable victory. right now in charge of south africa have posted $189.00 for 2 against england. sell africans have to win by at least 57 runs to qualify for the semi finals. otherwise, the australians will advance to the final for new york city is new. mayor eric adams is confirmed. he won't be changing the city's coven. 19 vaccine requirements . they takes office in january current rules, prevent brooke lynette, still carry irving from playing home games for the n b a side because he's not had the jab, murray or she was no surprise and i didn't expect the mare to change the mandate. oh, no worries. can talk with archie if we could have carrie back. we'd all be, you know, ecstatic, but we're focused on our team. we keep older, we keep growing and hopefully will be a really good team at the end of the year on the

he is not officially announced these retirement signs were simply there against the stranger in abu dhabi. galen, he made 15 of the windy, posted 157 for 7 in what was definitely dwayne brother's last match for the caribbean side. it was just enough time for go to pick up a wickets before the all these wrapped up a comfortable australia 3 because it could not be in england by the required margin with american badges certainly played the parting shot. jo rossi fund that doesn't is in 94, not from any 60 balls in a school of 189 to 2. they had to restrict england to 131 to reach the semi finals that the one able to do that. it was something for south africa to cheer those football because he thought about a thinking hattrick near the end of the evening to ensure victory by saying runs england still go through as group women? bethany to south african rugby, the will champion speed wales and carter for the 1st time since 2013. the teams traded penalties. but the spring book finally took the lead through a malcolm marx try later on. final school 2318 new zealand broke a south african recording

they crushed bangladesh and abu dhabi the protests winning by 6 wickets with 39 balls to spare. the result means they're 2nd in group one. the top 2 teams advanced to this in my final england have all but qualified for their semi finals after losing 3 early wickets. england recovered to post a 163 runs from their 20 overs opening batsman. jost butler scored his 1st century in t 20 internationals and he brought up the milestone with the very last fall of the indians. and replies sri lanka were looking okay midway through their run chase until they lost their final 5 wickets in just 13 deliveries. england, winning it by 26 runs novak doc of it is hoping to set more records in his return to competition. but the serb says he's still not sure if he'll defend his title at the australian open next year. the world number one is currently playing both singles and doubles, matches at the paris masters. this doubles when was his 1st match since losing the us open final. in september, all righty. it's for me and you back over to peter. leah, thanks very much. we'll talk to later. i'm sure.

not officially announced these retirement, the signs were certainly there against australia in abu dhabi, before he 2 year old has scored more than 14000 runs in his t 20 korea, former captain and all rounder dwayne bravo! there he is confirmed before the game that this was definitely he's lost match for the caribbean side, but there was just enough time for gail to also pick up a wickets before the matching or the west indies manage 157 for 7 as they bass at 1st, captain current followed up, scoring with 44 david warner found form for the aussies heading 89 not out from 56 deliveries as the as is wrapped up a comfortable victory. the 8 wicked when seen them into the semi finals australia through because south africa could not beat england by the required margin. the south african betters certainly played their part and charger rossi found the destin hitting $94.00. not after many 60 bulls in a school of 189 for 2, they had to restrict england to 131 to reach the semi finals. but they were unable to do that. there was something for south africa. the cheer though. fastball la casita. robe

but they were limited to 12a—8 in abu dhabi.8 wickets. — they'll face eoin morgan's england side for a place in the final. mercedes will want to pick up where they left off today for the mexico city grand prix. valterri bottas qualified on pole for the race, with his teammate lewis hamilton in second. championship leader max verstappen — who had dominated the weekend until qualifying — could only manage third. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. hello. the british prime minister is urging countries at the cop26 climate summit in glasgow to "pull together and drive for the line," as the conference enters its second and final week. borisjohnson said �*bold compromises' and �*ambitious commitments�* were needed to tackle climate change. our political correspondent chris mason reports. it is half—time at the climate summit. the people most affected by climate change are no longer some imagined future generation but young people alive today. perhaps that will give us the impe

that was abu dhabi just to breathe, probably caught a dusty one, and it represents really the, the set up for doha for a couple of days. and it warms up a little bit, and the wind drops out by the end of friday, not unusual seasonally. so if that's not unusual for anywhere in the re being put in seattle events, things have changed recently, but it's now dried up in, for example, the levant is dried up in iran, intensions it was so low of come up again to run back up to 15 degrees, in fact, the metro is going to be the place of the next change. it's allowing air from the west and from the north cross, the black seat come together and we've got over turkey, a potential threat, i think, of flooding snow in the northeast, where the mountains are that much higher. and then east africa, a little tropical depression that you may have noticed in the west coast of india far days, regard is large. bring rain to sacrifice the alba barrels the easternmost turn in mainland africa. with the end of the country with an abundance of results for the road already won indonesia whose firms for me, we move

charts and satellite images show that these planes have recently arrived from sway, hun base in abu dhabi in the united arab emirates. now between september and november, there were 90 flights between the u. e and the ceo. pier many intentionally concealing from where they took off and where they landed. the military cargo planes were operated by spanish and ukrainian private airline companies. the spanish europe air organized 54 flights between the u. e. n. d. theo pierre, between october 6th and november, 4th of this year, the ukrainian fly sky airlines made 39 trips between the u. a n. d c o. p, a, between september 6th and november 8th. the u. e had used the same ukrainian company to supply arms to libya's warlord halle for halftime in the past. the cargo air lifts are still ongoing. will if you, if you try minister abbey, i'm, it is reportedly on the conflicts front lines a day after saying he would lead his troops into battle independent journalists, samuel, get the show has more now from either supper, according to the job and spokesperson at the prime minister still in the battle

charts and satellite image show that these planes have recently arrived from sway. han bees in abu dhabi in the united arab emirates between september and november. there were 90 flights between the u. e. and if your pio, many intentionally concealing from where they took off and where they landed, the military cargo planes were operated by spanish and ukrainian private airline companies. the spanish europe air organized 50 full flights between the u. e on if you appear between 6 october and 4th, november this year. the ukrainian fly sky lines me 39 trips between september 6 and november 8th. the u. e had used the same ukranian company to supply arms to libya's war lot clever half star. in the past. the cargo air lists are still ongoing. the t p life rebels began they advance from tank ry late last year. they 1st took control of em horror and afar than a major road running south through the capital, addis ababa and the strategically important towns of dessie and combo chair fell earlier this month. and last week they seized shower rabbit. independent journalist, samuel galucci, has more.

a bring some showers and storms, possibly to abu dhabi in the days to come. but further south of this, it's rather fine and dry lots of heat with the law. the temperature sitting at $35.00 degrees celsius. honest a similar story across central parts of africa. but up in the north, we are seeing the wet and windy weather push into coastal areas of algeria. thanks to a storm in the mediterranean. that line of rain edging down into the desert area, but by the time we get to wednesday, it's cleared away on it's looking fina and dryer. across central areas, the rains do ease across the democratic republic of congo. but there's more rain to come for the gulf of guinea that should weather update. ah, all county, the cult who all the western bank is enabling big oil to exploit the office of asia . thiessen's it's relying on coal is boeing and something down poll. how plant the best with counting the cult on out there for showcase of the best documentary films across the network on al jazeera lu. ah, welcome back. a quick reminder, the top stories here, this our, the

charts and satellite image show that these planes have recently arrived from sway, han base and abu dhabi in the united arab emirates. between september and november, there were 90 flights between the u. e on. if he appear, many intentionally concealing their cold at the time of take off and landing. right . more with samuel get a to or in addis ababa this out. i know this is all very new stuff which has come out from our investigation and i doubt anyone's commenting. on it, maybe you can explain to our view, is that the history of the relationship between other u. e and ethiopia? well, the relationship between the u a and e p a has really increased this prime. and if that came to par, u, a has been supporting some of the reforms of the prime minister, including making some kind of contribution when you feel the need, it works. you know, there was a delegation from both sides going back and forth. so this is no surprise and the prime minister has been saying that if you're willing to work with friendly nations, into a and turkey that has really been providing the field for government. but

fly charts and satellite image show that these planes have recently arrived from swan bees in abu dhabi in the united arab emirates. between september and november, there were 90 flights between the u. e. and if you appear many intentionally concealing from where they took off and where they landed, the military cargo planes were operated by spanish and ukrainian private airline companies. the spanish europe air organized 50 full flights between the u. e. and if you appear between 6 october and 4th, november this year, the ukrainian fly sky lines me 39 trips between september 6th and november 8th. the u. e had used the same ukrainian company to supply arms to libby us. war lot, cliff or haft are in the past. the cargo allots are still ongoing. still to come on this program, humanitarian and political crisis de twins in indian administered kashmir. we'll hear from families of some of the victors also hit why big u. s. retailers have decided to stay closed on thanksgiving day. ah. hello, there, let sat in north america and were watching waves of wintery weather sweep from west to east acr

international relations at the neary south asia center for strategic studies, joins us via skype, from abu dhabi. so what does this agreement mean then for engagement between the bite and administration and the taliban, given that they don't actually recognize a taliban or have any sort of diplomatic relationship with the group? oh, thank you. i think this is important for 2 reasons. one of course, this shows united states got the relationship, the strength, and the bonding between the 2 states. scott that had made a very important role in bringing the u. s. and the thought of on across the table for negotiations. secondly, i, i think, which was clear from the report that we just heard from you as well, of which is that to us is not. and you to recognize some of us on the body, bombs, government in, of understand. and this is a standard practice. us is represented in it on, for example, through switzerland. u. s. is represented in north korea to sweden. so this is a standard practice. this is wait and see. but this is also good news. good news for those americans and their families and bring gua