our white house correspondent, kimmy hawkins. the israeli military says it's carried out an air strike on a hamas target. in garza, off to raucous were fired towards israel. the army says it hit a weapons manufacturing site. it says ally, a least 2 rockets were fired from garza. the southern is ready, city of ashland, one was intercepted bites at different system. let's go to a corresponding human outside his life for us in gaza city. what more can you tell us about the strikes? yes, so early today, saturday, the early hours of joe and israeli strikes shook different areas in the gaza strip, targeting a couple of military sites for the fighting groups who are in god's their rates were very violent. lots of material damage was close to in the areas around the military sites. of course, one of the material damage was in one of their essential homes, a supermarket, gas station and other land. the, the raids were very violent. we woke up on the sound of the explosion and the, the light of the flyer that happened because of the explos

then i shirt out joining us now here and she has a white house correspond kimmy hawk. it's kimberly, i think it's fair to say that button's trip has not been the easiest for him, but here we are on his final day. what can we expect? yeah, but the hard part of the precedent trip is over that a handshake. fist bump. what was it going to be really consumed? the american media? it can so the white house and really distracted from some of the foreign policy goals that it had coming to this trip. so now that that is out of the way, even though it was messy for the white house, maybe didn't go as planned, obviously didn't go the way they would like in terms of how it was received. now they can concentrate on the substance of what they're here for. that is encouraging the saudi kingdom to put more oil, to work with the gulf allies, to try and reassert america's position in the region. that's what these meetings are all about. so the u. s. president, we've seen him now, he's having a series of what we called by laterals. this is sort of one on one meetings with various leaders

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followed by trade minister penny modems and foreign sex trailers, trust. former qualities minister kimmy bad not also made it through to another round. but back bridge and pay palm to help was knocked out of the funding. well, those the headlines and use continues here on al jazeera right off, the latest episode of witness will see shortly. bye bye. i ah ah, ah. and my job is to go around the world and investigate different housing issues and to the see how are people ferrying with respect to the right to housing. but maybe you could tell me a bit about how you came to meeting to have around strike. for me personally, i have a most problem. i have a talk, roads problem. i got things that need to be repaired in the building. they with all services, they run you around in circles, they frustrate you, you get that off. you just want to leave. but we're, we can go that run situation all over toronto's the same way. there is addiction by another name. yeah. and have you had any response from that cap yet? i guess it's a rather irish harassing bark. have a sign on her. she had a sign on her ba

it will one lunar kimmy . luckily, these expeditions didn't stop by taking artifacts along with cultural assets, museums and institutions captured, preserved, and sometimes even exhibited human remains. scientists, scott bodies for research from the colonies or from europe. ma'am, saki bought many, was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on show in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815, her body was bought and dissected by this wallace, georgia keeping the national history museum in paris, her genitals. i'm old of her body, and her skeleton boy exhibits until 974. western collection still have thousands of human remains like those of saki batman stored in anonymous boxes. ah, home t or know his tony i was familiar whatsoever you had to should. yeah. oh yeah. gina like it. are you core med yeah, on again. maggie manley, however, has never become a museum exhibit. he was the leader of the chair, people in the late 18 ninety's and fought the germans in the mount kilimanjaro reaching in present day time to me. he was hanged in 1900 and his head taken to germany.

kimmy bade knock, a big figure on the right of the party is out of the race eliminated. after scoring the fewest votes in tuesday's ballot, that leaves liz trust, stealing the race in 3rd place. the other big figure on the right of the party, the foreign secretary, she's up 15 votes showing there is momentum behind loose truss his campaign. and in 2nd place there all the less well known quantity of international trade minister penny more than perhaps the only change candidate left in the race. the big question for wednesday, of course, who will get through to face richie sumac. between those 2 trusts and morton, and we'll kimmy bade knock, supporters on the right falling behind this trust, pushing the foreign secretary, the john sonya continuity candidate if you like, across the line. so i had this news, our ben stokes farewells one day cricket jemma details in sport and travelers battle long queues at airports. we look at how we could all be fly in the future. ah, cats are always official airline of the john with with a whole chatter an official and line of the journey.

mr. mcclure, this is kimmy mcgee. again, please give us nickel. cecilia mccormick, children, i teach, luke authority for gilbert, was a lot of great children. dorothy pazzano that got dora checked out. those are the agreement on you. if it was a rental car, you know, if we'll do the 6th at almost 4 warden auto storm, where regency just suppress wants to claim that almost a shilling here. can you move with newkirk smart, rich wood to sort of look i had that regard. that was that there was they were a mini daily rather as you have a great a luca have that it's impossible just because of the war crimes dawning. don't look into that keen look. look in a start dental. look around. yes. but the look janet is still looking and can competent devotee, novice. i wondered what's a good fit to please it goes down to how be of the president. what got that is that not that school year fixed on both stores and wanna do research, medical physician or with cooking was none, so it done good as it ah, you moving when you met of sofa jus

in revenge, the deposed king in exile support to his former enemies, the communist kimmy a rouge had did by pole pump. this trigger, the ferocious civil war, which pictured the command ruge and the exiled prince c on the national front, against the law. no government forces. this was when west and journalist began to cover cambodia as well as vietnam. and lou, why l rename does look gnome became cambodia as war. hotel, nbc jim lorry was also posted to pen. i initially went to cambodia in 1970 less than a month after i had arrived in saigon at that time. president richard nixon launched an invasion of cambodia in april of 1970 i got to up to put on pen. once again, i was too poor to stay at the luxury royal hotel, which changed his name later to the the panel because the government that was installed was anti royalist ah, after the crew and removal of see a new can. $970.00 cambodia became a huge battle ground law knows government forces attacked and massacred ethnic vietnamese and cambodians who supported the communist commit. ruge. at the same time the communists under their lead, a

but we have that to a degree with kimmy bade not, but really it's the 2 most established huge figures party to very well established . yeah, it goes to people who held high offices of state. so they've got all the experience that they need to go into the top job having a mr. soon act. is it some of a disadvantage according to an opinion paul of conservative party members taken this week? that seems to show pretty clearly that he would have been beaten by just about all the candidates and the more so by least trust how worried will his campaign be about that? do you think? i think they'd be concerned, but i think they will have a plan to address that. you're right in that he matched up pretty poorly against all of those candidates, whoever it had been there was perhaps a sense that of the 3 las trust was the preferred candidate to go up against. because in her own words, she's not the most polished presenter. she's trying to make, i think that's quite cleverly trying to make an asset of that fact in much the same way. so such a job it did last time. you say, oh, i haven't had elocution

i'll kimmy at home in the law to in kish rata. how can we yet to resolve? was there any call you all that shouted for art valuable on each corner that she now daughter of all yet as enjoy holidays rich and how many in the law to suit a year to a community? well, we're going to return to that as soon as we can, once a translator becomes available. but for now, the university of to ron, professor se added mohammed mirandi says that the united states is being hypocritical. when criticizing rushes, military operation in ukraine, i believe that the united states is on the decline. and that's something that the iranians have been telling turkey. among other united states is, has been on the decline or decades now. crisis in the wrong capitalism, the endless wars. and of course these and this wars are make the western position on ukraine quite ironic because on the one and the condemned russia for the war. but on the other hand, they initiated wars and rock on libya. they supported this, so he's in yemen. they've imposed brutal sanctions on venezuela, cuba, nicara

we have got to kimmy a cane shamal way that's gonna continue driving its way down across sir, via the gulf. over the next few days, lifted dust and sand. certainly coming in southwest. he went monsoon pushing some very heavy rain up toward sir southern pakistan into that western side of india, of course, and more of the same as we go 13, monday, 44 celsius here in doha. $47.00 in the queue weight, $47.00 there. 2 in a bagdad, one or 2 showers just around the caucasus, but elsewhere across middle aged, dry something up hot and dry to across northern africa. we have seen temperatures in northern areas of algeria getting up to around 4748 celsius stays hot. here over the next few days, although somebody from the heat there, algiers, at around 35 degrees celsius, still plenty hot enough than he, a showers across west africa, right into the gulf of guinea in those shouts, run across southern chad. so so don, over towards ethiopian hall is but on the other side of the riff valley is still disappointingly dry. not too much right in the forecast here. over the next few days, you might just ca

that's according to conservative party members, kimmy bade knock, a big figure on the right of the party is out of the race eliminated. after scoring the fewest votes in tuesday's ballot that leaves these truss stealing the race in 3rd place. the other big figure on the right of the party, the foreign secretary, she's up 15 votes showing there is momentum behind loose truss his campaign. and in 2nd place there all the less well known quantity of international trade minister, penny more than perhaps the only change candidate left in the race. the big question for wednesday, of course, who will get through to face richie sumac, between those 2 trust and morton and will kemi bade knock support is on the right falling behind this trust. pushing the foreign secretary, the john sonya continuity candidate. if you like. across the line you case fond brass show is back after a 4 year hiatus the impact to the global pandemic and the drive to clean up air travel are twin challenges for the industry. how we fly to days. often cramped, disrupted, and delayed. but how will we fly to morrow, or a chanc

and as you said, kimmy bade not their equality minister both increasing their count somewhat on monday, katara has built 7 new stadium specifically for the world cup which begins on november the 21st. the venues are described as feats of architecture, with a nod to sustainability, and it's also the name report. the stadiums of the 1st world cup in the middle east are architectural mirrors of air of culture and heritage. attent used by better winds, an ivory cap warned by pious muslim boys and men, a gold colored handicraft. we've invested a lot of during the dishonest is prior to the construction to make sure does what to vote was being built for the. for the tournament is being kept for the legacy on the local needs and even the local league needs welcome to sale stadium home to the final match and the closing ceremony up to 86000 fans will enjoy unobstructed views of the field. the roof contains one and a half times the amount of steel as the eiffel tower and sons of a unexperienced, ah, nearly from a sporting point of view, it'll be unprecedented and read a spectacular. i context em

we have got to kimmy a cane shamal way that's gonna continue driving its way down across sir the, the gulf over the next few days. lifted dust and sand, certainly coming in southwest. the wind, the monsoon, pushing some very heavy rain up towards the southern pakistan into that western side of india, of course, and more of the same as we go on through monday. 44 celsius here in doha. 47 in the queue weight, 47 there, 2 in baghdad. one a 2 showers just around the caucuses, but elsewhere across middle east, hot and dry, something up hot and dry too. because northern africa, we have seen temperatures in northern areas of algeria getting up to around 4748 celsius stays hot. here over the next few days, although somebody from the heat there, algiers, at around $35.00 degrees celsius. still plenty hot enough. danny, a shower was across west africa right into the gulf of guinea, and those shouts ran across southern shad, south sudan over towards ethiopian highland. but on the other side of the riff valley, still disappointingly dry. not too much rain in the forecast here. over the next few d

which takes place on saturday or joining me again here on set is our white house correspond, kimmy hawk it. so kimberly, we finally reached the real crux of the trip. don't we? he is now heading to saudi arabia where he is hoping for some magic disney. yeah, that's right. well 1st of all, the u. s. president is hoping to make history by i'm leaving ben gory an airport in israel. he'll be the 1st u. s. president to make that flight on air force one to jetta directly. so this is significant and the president has been anxious to do that, but when he lands, he is going to have a bit of a ceremony, a welcoming ceremony. and everyone's going to be watching very carefully as the president does. this, the real crux of the visit is about oil prices and getting the saudi king to pump more oil. but what americans are really going to be watching is how he is received by the saudi kingdom. specifically, will there be a handshake with the saudi crown prince? we do know that in fact, that the king will meet with the u. s. president for about 30 minutes, and then we know that there is going to be more

for many qualities minister kimmy banner also made it through to another round, but back bench m p. tom suddenly has been knocked out of the running ar. jacell is john hall has been following the race. he says it's party members that will have the law say, or the rules of change this week so that it's the candidate with the fewest votes, who automatically drops out. there's no minimum threshold. so we should by wednesday be down to the final to who will go forward to a vote by the party membership top 2 than that out. as you say, we were expecting that he was perhaps the most centrist voice in this race. up to now foreign affairs committee chairman in the houses of parliament, never held a cabinet position. still standing. of course richie some that the chance former chancellor of this jacket he's increased his leave now with a 115 votes, are from a 101 bill. clearly the m p 's favorite, albeit he is not the memberships favorite, but he'll probably make it through to the number to the membership. much more interested in the other 3. are penny morton, big serge of support for her las

stephanie decker that for us in west jerusalem. joining me now here on such as a white house correspond kimmy holcombe. really good to see you. kimberly. it's worth pointing out that within israel itself, there is a lot of instability when it comes to the politics. how is that going to affect biden's trip and his goals? well, it essentially dismantled sort of the relationships that the white house had and had established a what the white house was expecting was that there was going to be a meeting, a plan meeting with natalie bennett and the president joe biden. and now that has fallen apart and he's going to be meeting with the caretaker leader, yarrow le, pete. and so the white house is down playing the impact this is going to have. but a, you can't underscore enough that essentially this is really blown up the opportunity for the president to really have a major deliverable coming out of this meeting. and that is hurting the president politically back in the united states. and also in terms of any sort of accomplishment that he would want to make in terms of his own foreign policy. and so

john holman in occupied east jerusalem. joining me now here on set is our white house correspond kimmy holcombe. nice to see you. kimberly. and from foreign policy point of view, it doesn't sound like biden is scoring many points from this tramp my right, if you're absolutely right i, you know, as, as john pointed out of the relationship with the united states and the palestinians, whether it is in the region or whether it is the diaz for a back in the united states has been harmed, some would say irreparably. and it's going to, in many cases, require a lot of work to repair and throwing a little bit of money. several 100 in a $1000000.00 is certainly not going to do it. i steps in the right direction, but the previous administration, the trump administration, cut millions of dollars 25000000 dollars in funding in fact. and so this might be a step in the right direction, but there's a long way to go. so perhaps the d. aspirin in washington and the united states might be watching this up. but for the most part, it may be foreign policy walks in the united states are watching this and ar

whereas kimmy bad about penny more than tom to her, the other remaining candidates, unknown quantities amongst the wider british british public in many ways. and it was that opportunity to put themselves forward fairly risk free. and i think that be happy with the way that the debates with me, we're seeing it in history before the the supposed front runner actually doesn't end up becoming leader of the party. we're seeing it a little bit in the u. k. any more than as gather this momentum around her campaign that took people by surprise really, she suddenly became the favorite amongst many, for refreshing approach. she's not tainted by the current government and i think she's going to be the the candidate team richie, are less and less wanting to face. i think that the quite confident with the challenges against the others. but any more than i think is still the doc holes in this race. and in the debate this evening, she performed a solid performance. maybe a little bit out of the depth in terms of experience compared to the like through. she's to not list trust to senior government pos

the fast moving the kimmy fire has scorched 160 square kilometers of land burned down at least a dozen homes. governor gavin use them to care. the state of emergency on saturday in response of spain has reported its 2nd monkey box related death. and today's the 1st confirmed death from the virus and europe stains monkey pox case numbers of highest in the e u and almost 4300. there's been more than 21000 cases in nearly 80 countries since may in the us san francisco. and the state of new york has declared a public health emergency as monkey pox cases, their rise york account for one and 4 american infections with 1300 cases reported their california has recorded 800 infections more than a quarter of which are in san francisco. my canada is in washington with more on the government's response to the outbreak. what it means is that for example, in new york state, the public emergency has been declared. this allows the state to permit paramedics nurses, for example, to administer doses of the vaccine. it also opens up the door to greater federal assistance. now, it is interesting in terms

we have got to kimmy a cane shamal when that's gonna continue driving its way down across. so the, the gulf over the next few days, lifted dust and sand, certainly coming in southwest the way the monsoon. pushing some very heavy rain up towards her southern pakistan into that western side of india, a course and more of the same as we go. 13, monday, 44 celsius here in doha. $47.00 in the queue weight, $47.00 there. 2 in baghdad, one or 2 showers just around the caucasus, but elsewhere across middle aged, dry something up hot and dry to across northern africa. we have seen temperatures in northern areas of algeria getting up to a roughly 748 celsius stays hot. here over the next few days, although somebody from the heat there, algiers, at around $35.00 degrees celsius. still plenty hot enough. 20 a showers across west africa. right into the gulf of guinea in those shouts. run across southern shad. so so don, over towards ethiopian hall is but on the other side of the riff valley is still disappointingly dry. not too much rain in the forecast here. over the next few days, you

kimmy. she of the chilean parliament summoned laura in, but the minister did not comply with her younger and outraged as human rights activists. margarita romero as new lorraine for, for with the gate they had been only a lengthy mute of thaniel. justice minister lad ain has protected the sect for many years. and even though he was aware of the crimes committed, that the incline of seek them brought on good either the key, we have the evidence that on looking nor what's missing is the political will to carry out the prosecution a symbol that in the door to the colony alia law lap. roy arcus, in his a seat, that human rights lawyer, none fernandez, also criticizes the in action of those responsible or alcohol. that am i, this is the most dramatic case. and she lays recent history. neither the minister of justice nor the president or minister of the interior are fulfilling the duties of their office. but conclude a military society has the right to demand the crimes of colonial digney that be

get a scape goat lee critique lee contest su, september kimmy say 3 months later, on the 10th of november 1975, the un general assembly issued another resolution at the behest of the east block and arab nations made the secretary general could via time from austria, who was later availed to be a full man. their master officer declared that zionism was a form of racism. the un resolution was revoked in 1991 that the association of zionism with racism had taken weight. whether under the banner of anti racism, or under the banner of human rights anti zionism became one of the new faces of anti semitism. ah, why would you identify zionism with racism? you identified zionism was racism because we know racism is evil. and what is morally required when we are faced with racism, we have to put an end to it. you can yet you slave. i could criticize israel. you know, i could say something against israel county, i could take action against the state of israel. i sat down only and that doesn't have anything to do with anti semitism that we can you of course not if you could. of course, anyone can cri

the vote on wednesday after the final 2 candidates off the quality minister, kimmy bade note was eliminated. former chancellor richie sooner is currently on top after the lights at latest run voting. as the headlines, news continues on al jazeera in bond 2 of the men who sell football deal maker christopher samuelson proposes another way to ensure that the identity of our criminal investor, mr. x is concealed from the football league and we said that mister x would own 60 percent of the club, while 2 minority investors would have 20 percent each. and the other 2 sheffield. this is a touchy percentage. we hears as a friend for his short term. they will, j samuelson would create an offshore company for the 3 investors. the to minority investors would be the named shareholders and appear to own the club. while mr. x secretly retains control through a trust fund. samuelson will pride himself on the structures that he sets up these incredibly opaque and sophisticated structures that no investigator loya government official tax official whatever could ever penetrate. sanderson comes up with yet a

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we have got to kimmy a cane shamal when that's gonna continue driving its way down across the gulf over the next few days. lifted dust and sand, certainly coming in southwest the way the monsoon. pushing some very heavy rain up towards the southern pakistan into that western side of india, of course, and more of the same as we go. 13, monday, 44 celsius here in doha. 47 in the queue weight, 47 there, 2 in baghdad, one or 2 showers just around the caucasus, but elsewhere across middle aged, dry something up hot and dry to across northern africa. we have seen temperatures in northern areas of algeria getting up to a roughly 748 celsius stays hot. here over the next few days, although somebody from the heat there, algiers, at around 35 degrees celsius, still plenty hot enough. 20 a showers across west africa right into the gulf of guinea in a shout run across southern chad. so so don, over towards ethiopian hall is but on the other side of the riff valley is still disappointingly dry. not too much rain in the forecast here. over the next few days, you might just catch one or 2 coastal show

whereas kimmy bought an up penny more than tom to the other remaining candidates, unknown calls to amongst the wider british, british public in many ways. and it was that opportunity to put himself forward fairly risk free. and i think that the be happy with the way that the debate went this evening, but it still feels she wishes to knock is the front on it, but it still feels like a wide open rice. and of course, a person that is seen as the favorite isn't always the one that wins. absolutely. we've seen it in history before where the, the supposed front runner actually doesn't end up becoming leader of the party. we're seeing it a little bit in the u. k. penny more than as gather this momentum around her campaign that took people by surprise really, she suddenly became the favorite amongst many, for refreshing approach. she's not tainted by the current government, and i think she's going to be the the candidate team ritchie are less, less wanting to face. i think that we quite confident with the chances against the others. but penny more than i think is still the doc holes in this race.

it will manu lunar kimmy. luckily, these expeditions didn't start by taking artifacts along with cultural assets, museums and institutions captured, preserved, and sometimes even exhibited human remains. scientists, scott bodies for research from the colonies or from europe. ma'am saki bought men, was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on show in london. and then paris. when she died in 1815, her body was bought and dissected by this wallace, georgia keeping the national history museum in paris, her genitals. i'm old of her body and her skeleton boy exhibits until 974 western collection still have thousands of human remains, like those of saki batman stored in anonymous boxes. ah, home t or know his tony, i was familiar whatsoever you had to sugar. oh janelle, okay, are you comerica? yeah, on again. is manghese manny, however, has never become a museum exhibit. he was the leader of the chair, people in the late 18 ninety's and fought the germans in the mount kilimanjaro reaching in present day time to me. he was hanged in 1900 and his head taken to germany. his desc

whereas kimmy about it ok, penny more than time to get her the other remaining candidates, unknown quantities amongst the wider british british public in many ways. and it was that opportunity to put themselves forward fairly risk free. and i think the be happy with the way that the debates went this evening. we're seeing it in history before the the supposed front runner actually doesn't end up becoming leader of the party. we're seeing it a little bit in the u. k. any more than as gather this momentum around her campaign that took people by surprise really, she suddenly became the favorite amongst many, for refreshing approach. she's not tainted by the current government and i think she's going to be the the candidate team richie, are less, less wanting to face. i think that we quite confident with the challenges against the others. but penny more than i think is still the doc holes in this race. and in the debate this evening, she performed a solid performance. maybe a little bit out of the depth in terms of experience compared to the like to she soon at least trust to serve, you know, sen

himself has come out now and said there were failures from his side, including the ban on fertilizers, kimmy, co, 30 license last year. we checked lead to a food security showing her longer, but he's also on the policy site, the tax cuts that word that happened in 2019. so several steps from the government that led to these crises. but of course the call we depend amy again die. the ukraine war, those have contributed, but very much it's, it's because of the political leadership been defeated as of governance from the government that he's really to be blamed for these crisis. i bonnie francois thank you so much for speaking to us from colombo and q. soaring inflation in zimbabwe has led people to lose confidence and banks on conventional pension systems. many are now looking for a better investments. how much i saw reports from norton, where a cattle had become a safer bet for some with inflation nearly reaching 192 percent in june. and to bobby's dollar foss, losing its value, investing in tackle has become a safer option for some people here than the local currency and investment they can

roll out of the 4th dose of the covered 19 vaccine to avert a spike in infections in countries to kimmy, asian pacific region, where a lot of countries get their infection right down. didn't have a big history of infections. but we're relying on a vaccination, we still have the same problem that we, we ended up needing to really get bash protection from these new sub variance when you saw variance of the latest challenge to china. 0 type of policy is shanghai rolling out mass testing. and residents now required to take a p. c, coven, 19 test. at least once a week until august. the chinese territory, macau, a government imposed extended lockdown will be lifted and casinos allowed to reopen on saturday. south korea you cases are nearly 10 times higher than a month ago, with nearly $70000.00 cases on friday. at warning from the health agency that it could serge 2 over 200000 daily cases. next month, sir clark al jazeera or fire cruise and lebanon's capital are wanting that the remaining grain silos at the buried port are now at risk of collapsing. rising temperatures and fermentation of th

with the equality minister, kimmy bather, knock at 19 percent. there is another candidates, a rank outsider, remonde shifty. and he probably has no hope at all, but we spoke to him a little earlier about his reasons for throwing his hat in the ring. i am the less than candidate in this race. but what i stand for is what the great british public stands for determination, hard work, perseverance, self believe. and at this point in time, each and every member of parliament last week had to ask themselves the question, how do we step up, answer our great country as we move forward with transitioning government and party leadership. and therefore that for me, it was important to put out that to my parliamentary colleagues as almost equals what my schools were and what i stand for, what amount values up. and for me it's about aspirational conservatism and paul, we're expecting her an important meeting of junior m p. 's. later they do believe it's happened. i mean it, my understanding is it's, it's just finished at what we are waiting for is the grant b

last night kimmy bunton also announced she would be running.n's government like sajid javid, liz truss, nadhim zahawi, priti patel and grant shapps are among those said to be seriously considering bids. some have been privately shoring up support among mp colleagues, and are expected to announce their beds in the coming days. first, fellow tory mps here in westminster will whittle down the long list of contenders. that in previous contests, conservative members have had a vote to decide between final two. the full process and timetable is expected to be announced next week. but it is expected that a new prime minister will be in place by september. as temperatures are set to soar this weekend, the leadership race is hotting up to. those who want to lead the country now need to spend their summer battling it out. ione wells, bbc news. the body of former japanese prime minister shinzo abe has arrived in the capital, tokyo, a day after he was assassinated at a political rally in the city of nara. police say a 41—year—old man has claimed responsibi