what are the political repercussions of the uprising that followed the mark dugan demonstration? i mean, is burst johnson prime minister today. partly because of what happened. i think that the end of the day, the community respond to failed was something that really reflects that there was an immediate aftermath in terms of the why it or the uprising where people were cancelling the by the way in which the p, the police handled the situation there was also a sense of lawlessness which can't be common sense because there was a intervention by, in terms of the criminal justice system to address that issue. but the reality didn't, the aftermath of kate was very poor. the family that went to the police station to find it, received no losses. at 300 people went peacefully to the police station to see also. and there was a sense of frustration with the way in which the black community was complete. victim and reality remained to the day and nothing has changed for can use for common from the, from 981 cake of inappropriate police. and that's why my niece and the aftermath of what happ

we're going underground 10 years to the day since london police shot and killed mar dugan catalyzing. the biggest nationwide uprising across britain for a generation coming up in the show member of parliament inform a chair of scotland yards operation tried and advisory group claudia web on whether all it takes is a spark for underlying grievances to ignite the game. and the inspiration behind to steve mcqueen's groundbreaking, small accent ology alex, we'd all tells us how classism is the only schism plaguing british society in a country where black people are still 18 times more likely to be stopped by police . all the more coming up in today's special edition of going undergrad, but 1st it's been 10 years since british man mark doug was killed in police custody, which spot the largest nationwide rides in the u. k. c. in, in 30 years now a decade later, u. k. prime minister, both johnson has proposed a new plan to tackle crime in the country where black people are statistically more likely to be arrested. joining me now from lester is ambivalent stories in the form, a chair of the m

i mean, i can, i'm in ms dugan for a young call. listen. been here. the most controversial moment of ash off mall. one's life as a spy, came in october 1973. when it's alleged. he tipped off israel about an eminent attack by egyptian forces. a series of clandestine meetings and phone calls involving prearranged code words warned to israel that the 1973 out of israeli war was just hours away. this coincided with a jewish day of atonement, young can poor. when much of israel was closed for the holiday, intel of eve, the government faced a decision 6 months. anna marwan had given a similar alert, but the predicted attack did not come. there was also some confusion over the time of the attack, whether it would come by day or night. i don't to lay to watch them or not convincing enough to leave ease, to mobilize, it's, it's reserve forces. bending mind isn't always at the start to g. the coast groups of the one that need to hold any supplies attack fully on 48 to 72. our analysts agree that more one did indeed allow israel is about the stone wall. it's als

is infinitely worse for everybody who's john dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires response after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on tale is famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming. and the sky opens a deluge of rain cascades down dowsing apart. learn the rain just as unpredictable as the 5 and 2 weeks too late. nick clark al jazeera southern turkey with the summerland pig, snow finished and the paralympics most dancing until the 24th of august. the children of federal held it live, providence, syria, bon staging, their own competition in sports by the games for brennan reports the competitors in the so called tense olympics are 120 boys representing 12 refugee camps. most have been displaced by more than 10 years of war, relying on humanitarian aid to survive. quite like the real thing. there are no girls taking part for

is infinitely worse for everybody whose john dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires response after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on to lays famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming. and the sky opens a deluge of rain cascades down dousing apart line and the rain just as unpredictable as the fires in 2 weeks too late. central bank. so spend trillions of dollars buying out bonds in a process called quantitative easing. but trying to make sure the financial system and economy was completely collapse due to the pandemic. it's borne out of the experience and lessons learned from the north atlantic financial crisis of 2008. well now central banks acknowledge they getting close to the point of having to withdraw emergency funding. the last time they attempted to do that, markets went through what came to be known as a taper tantr

is infinitely worse for everybody who's john dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires response after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on sally's famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming this happens. and the sky opens. a deluge of rain cascades down dousing apart, land the rain just as unpredictable as the 5 and 2 weeks too late. nick clark al jazeera southern turkey. now a land dispute, and chad as led to the deaths of nearly 2 dozen people. indigenous farmers and nomadic hurdles clashed on saturday in the village about 200 kilometers east of the capital. 22 people were killed and at least 18 injured troops have been deployed to the area. refugees from the t gray region in northern ethiopia are continuing to arrive in sedan. those who made it to safety, safety, and forces of shot of them detained and kill those fleeing. so fon

is infinitely worse for everybody who's john dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires were sparked after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on tale is famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming this happens. and the sky opens. a deluge of rain cascades down darcy apart. land the rain just as unpredictable as the fires and 2 weeks too late. they say we can now speak to one of the lead authors of the report. he's also professor climate science at the university of reading in the u. k. he is richard allen. richard, thank you for joining us on the program at this report. doesn't pull any punches at all, we're in a predicament, it seems. how bad is the situation in your view? so i so it's a comprehensive assessment with the science climate change. and it pains, but pretty bleak picture in terms of what's already happening as, as you've

is infinitely worse for everybody who's john dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires were sparked after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on tale is famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming this happens. and the sky opens. a deluge of rain cascades down, dancing apart, land the rain just as unpredictable as the 5 and 2 weeks too late. nick clark al jazeera, southern turkey. still ahead on al jazeera, it has one of the worst curve. 19 mortality rates in the world will tell you how young people are trying to turn the tide into nicea. i'm the richardson in focus. shame at finding out if the tow carolyn fixed lived up to attain of being the recovery games for this region. ah, hello, here's the situation. weatherwise across the middle east. we are tapping into a bit of a sham ball down the golf at times. so for joe, we'll see that w

is infinitely worse for everybody whose gen dugan has been helping with the rescue effort. here in southern turkey, he says the fires response after months of drought followed by an intense heat wave on to lays famous for its long lasting rain. and the last few there is no, is in this year in mos in opera on the may, there was clearly no sign of rain and this is the result. and then just like that, as we're heading back from filming this happens. and the sky opens. a deluge of rain cascades down dousing apart, land the rain just as unpredictable as the 5 and 2 weeks too late. nick clark al jazeera southern turkey will staying with what nick was talking about there during his report from southern turkey, more than $200.00 people were killed in germany and belgium last month in the really bad flooding that swept across those 2 countries across the board. in the netherlands, however, a river defense system kept tons mostly safe and dry. however, a cit varsity reports from once from the changing climate. there is forcing a rethink about those flood defenses. the river most once