thank you so much, donna hall reporting from madrid. well before some of those leaders arrived in madrid, they were at a summit of 7 of the world's riches democracies. in germany. leaders there pledged 4 and a half $1000000000.00 to fight global hunger. that's the conflict, pushes up food prices, adding to the economic impact of the pandemic stuff. austin reports from germany. it was a summit of throng language, amid scenic views lead us up to 7 highest income country, stressed how united they are in the condemnation of russia's war in ukraine. missile attacks on keys and the crowd is supermarket and common joke taking place during the summit. only increase their anger, we have addon fighter, we will continue to hold up and drive up the economy and political cost of this war for president putin and his regime to that. and it's important to stand together also during the long haul, and that will surely be at stake here long interest. and we will also resolutely counter the russian narrative that this is actually a conflict. and we're onl

donna hall, reporting from paris. china's defense minister has issued a stark warning for an interference in taiwan is doomed to fail wife on hers address to shangri la dialogue and singapore focused on beijing stance on taiwan. tensions between china and the u. s. are front and center on the last day of the summit. on saturday, the u. s. defense secretary lloyd austin, accused beijing of intimidation and aggression towards taiwan. china says the islands re unification with the mainland is inevitable. john, during your we will resolutely crush any attempt to pursue taiwanese independence. let me make this clear. anyone dares to see taiwan from china, we will not hesitate to fight. we will fight at all costs, and we will fight to the end. this is the only choice for china. jessica washington is that the singapore summit where she's been following the address by the chinese defense chief. he characterized beijing's approach as one that is inclusive one that is supportive to helping the region develop. one that it has serious ties with the region and is respectful of the region versus the wa

donna hall, talking to us from london, brazil's navies joined the search for a british journalist and a local researcher missing in the amazon. don phillips was on a reporting trip with bruno pereira, a brazilian specialist on isolated tribes. they were in a part of the rain forest. were indigenous groups are under threat from illegal miners, loggers and cocaine producers active. a say the men received threats while they were in the field last week. now the report, his sister is pleading for the safe return. we're really worried about him and urged you authorities in brazil do all a cath search the roots. he is following. if anyone can help scalar resources available for the search, that would be great because time is crucial. here in the u. k. my other brother and i are desperately worried. we love our brother and want him and his brazilian guide, bruno herrera found every minute counts monkey and i can have, has more from bought a service they were supposed to have arrived in. i thought i had the lot to was it, which is a small, a town, one of the poorest and brazil on sunday it are

what donna hall outside the houses of parliament looks at what lies ahead. while convincing decisive the words used by boris johnson but make no mistake, this was no comfortable wind for the prime minister. he's lost an enormous chunk of his own party. in fact, a larger chunk than teresa made his previous s a last in 2018 in similar circumstances. and within 8 months, she was gone. opposition party leaders, of course, circling, talking about his reputation in tatters. he's or 30 shots, but the real question is, what will those rebels do next? 148 of them to they simply fall in behind the prime minister now or will they continue to look for other ways to frustrate his premiership. perhaps standing in the way of government policy or coalescing around a favored candidate to replace him in order to pressure him to quit. the problem is there is no stand out favored candidate. and so the prospect looms of a government in dysfunction of a number, 10 downing street machine dedicated less to the welfare and benefit of the country . and to simply keeping boris johnson

and for all of us, donna hall has more from madrid that news came late on tuesday and it was met with enormous release, of course, by the leaders gathered here that the summit could get underway without a show of disunity, over sweden and finland at a time. when nato's cor i'm central aim is to project a united front in the face of russian aggression. turkey's objection had been at it's claimed that the nordic countries, particular sweden were harboring members of band kurdish separatist groups and giving them supported. also wanted the lifting of an arms embargo in place since 20194 hours of talks on tuesday afternoon ended with a memorandum signed by the 3 countries, the nordics agreeing to toughen their laws around those band groups especially to do with extradition. and to lift the arms embargo, ukrainian president as cold on the united nations to expel russia. let him as lensky address the security council after russian missile strike. an a shopping center in the city of credential killed 18 people. moscow says it was firing at a nearby weapons. devilish. a former white house aid

jonah, thank you very much. indeed, it's donna hall talking to us from london, while 211 conservative m p 's voted to support johnson while a 148 voted against him. that means 40 percent of the prime ministers colleagues that refused to back him. now in december 2018 johnson's predecessor, theresa may also faced a vote of confidence. 200 m. p supported her while a 117 voted against her. that means 37 percent of her colleagues refused to backer and that's better than johnson. and yet she was still forced to resign of 5 months later we're, we're going to bring in the vulgar, here's a u. k. conservative member of parliament and, and minister. so it's very good to have you with us on al jazeera. how much of the problem is for the tories is the fact that this appears not to be so much about policies. it is a lot to do uh, with ballast johnson personally. and whether not is going to be a liability at the next election. the good point i should make you play on there longer. i'm a conservative and be and i left parliament at last general election, but yes, the orange jones has is the has oppo

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