let's bring in our south asia bureau chief for me to see mo johnson now from billy and rita. what's the latest on the rescue operation? that gad, risky operations have been going through the night. this been very challenging to fi survivors in the dark. various rescue teams and organizations are on the ground, including the national disaster response force. they both got dean from the armed forces from the navy, air force, and the army. they brought a divers and swimmers to look at survivors no rig daybreak. the rescue operation is in full swing, but hopes of finding the survivors are fading. now as we heard the report, the bridge had just reopened off to renovation, so people must be asking whether it had been properly checked. that is the burning question gear hard because this bridge racial months of renovation was only opened a few days ago. how good this delaware, tragedy, haflin, and of course, there's also the question, why was so many people on this bridge at one time, the estimate about 500 people on the suspension bridge, not an investigation. a special investigativ

johnson we spoke earlier to bergen mos about how likely return is for the former prime minister boys. johnson is still and that might surprise many viewers. he's still the favorite within the party base. so he's remembered by and he's re cherished by many ordinary party members as somebody who, who is a vote when, when he was a vote very when he reached out to vegas that the conservative party were never able to reach out before. and he delivered a huge majority in the house of commons, and he's really loved by many conservative faders. he's also loved why some people in the country but by others is hated. so he's really like a mom at figure, some love and some love him. and some hate him, he does have chances to go come back as a prime minister, it would be a surprise, a obviously if he came back after such a short time. but his chances are not that bad. however, if it did happen and would create more time, or that's for sure, because many conservative m p 's and they would have to cooperate with him. they remember him as somebody who are possibly misled parliament. there is an inves

to keep in power when nobody wants them dw corresponded brigitte mos centers this update from london on the possibility of abort johnson, return the prospect of boris johnson coming back at the sense of political instability in the u. k. it was only a few months ago that he was forced to resign as prime minister. his critics are saying that his time is prime minister was dominated by lies and chaos. and he is still currently being investigated by a parliamentary committee over allegations that he misled parliament. but he was a vate winner, and he had delivered a huge majority for the conservative party. if he really did come back though, it would certainly create more turmoil in parliament. it's thought that there are several m p 's. we're just not willing to work with him. so it's not the stability that the majority of british people are craving for at a time of economic crisis. to another side of the world. now emergency services in nigeria say more than 600 people have been killed and 1400000 are homeless. following some of the most severe flooding in a decade, reins of washed away farmland and crafts, racing fears

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d w corresponded bergen mos sent us this update from london on the possibility of aboard johnson return. the prospect of boris johnson coming back adds to the sense of political instability in the u. k. it was only a few months ago that he was forced to resign as prime minister. his critics are saying that his time is prime minister was dominated by lies and chaos. and he still currently being investigated by a parliamentary committee over allegations that he misled parliament. but he was a vate winner, and he had delivered a huge majority for the conservative party. if he really did come back though, it would certainly create more turmoil in parliament. it's thought that there are several m. p 's. we're just not willing to work with him. so it's not the stability that the majority of british people are craving for at a time of economic crisis. reminder of our top story, the european union has wrapped up a summit in brussels. leaders have agreed on a show called road map to shield consumers and businesses from scoring energy prices. but member states, we're not able to reach a deal on a

moma or mo, anyway, try aegis or the breaking news about boris johnson pulling out of the race to get his old job back. johnson will prime minister you know visited ukraine, walking the streets in solidarity with president zelensky. wondering how this up people in uk politics will resonate with president zelensky. acted as a significant development one that will likely not directly affect how much aid ukrainians are receiving from the british government. the man who likely will be the next prime minister in the uk appears poised to help the ukrainian justice liz was doing to her six week tenure as boris johnson was doing before that. today put out a tweet saying the united kingdom is a great country bread we face a profound economic crisis. as a number of problems especially when you look at inflation in the uk, that is not expected to affect the amount of support the brits are going to be providing to the ukrainians for there's a real understanding the nato countries to stand together supporting ukrainian forces. five in bolstering democracy. they are in kyiv doing an outstanding job