that has a stream is from mr malcolm turnbull german chancellor angela merkel begins a trip to three former subject republics today georgia armenia and azerbaijan they all have been caught up in ethnic conflicts in territorial disputes security issues will be on macas agenda as well as political and economic ties georgia's keen to join the european union and nato for protection from its much larger neighbor russia. america's first stop will be in the georgian capital tbilisi earlier this year demonstrations in the city expose deep divisions in society thousands took to the streets in protest after police raided several night clubs searching for drugs the city's beauty community spearheaded the push back calling for a more liberal society. this is the soundtrack for social change in georgia. techno clubs like he. part of a movement pushing for the rights and to ease the country's unusually strict drug laws there islands of freedom in a conservative post soviet society. club culture is growing very fast but. the years changed. to people. people like. strange. don't deserve to be part o

malcolm turnbull ever since —— 2015. so, malcolm turnbull has been unable to rein in the right—wing faction of his coalition government and he‘s paid the price. mrd with the election of peter dutton. but safe to say australia‘s new prime minister scott morrison faces and —— an immense challenge try to reunite an immense challenge try to reunite a fractured government, all in time for the next election, and it will be extremely difficult given this extraordinary amount of infighting that we have seen in the national capital canberra in the last few days. all right, phil, thank you. we have to leave it there. that is the breaking story that‘s been emerging in australia. you‘re listening to malcolm turnbull, the former prime minister of australia, as he gave his speech following his removal from office, as you were hearing, scott morrison, the former treasurer, is to be the new australian prime minister — we will have more on that story later in this programme but now let‘s move on. the medical advice around alcohol consumption can sometimes be confusing, some studies suggest a small amount could be beneficial, but we also know it can be harmful. n

mr turnbull. he is considered a moderate, mr turnbull. we have not had a formal response from malcolmver a second leadership challenge has been mounted in the last few hours and we expect a response from canberra with our respondent there and as soon as we get that we will bring it to you. also making news today — the rescue operations may be winding down in kerala in southern india but a huge relief operation continues. almost 400 people died in the worst flooding in the state in a century. it's now thought that about 1.3 million people are sheltering in relief camps. translation: we have reached the final stages. rescue workers are preparing to leave. what we have seen here are superior rescue workers. the people were able to see the extent of their compassion firsthand. the united nations warns that really into refugee children in bangladesh risked becoming a lost generation without immediate investment in education. unicef says the refugee camps are crammed with only the most basic facilities available. hawaii is facing a powerful hurricane posing a major threat to the pacific isl

mr turnbull is in this predicament is, after a string of very poor polling results in national opinion polls, australians and politicians here ta ke australians and politicians here take these politicians very seriously, malcolms. the governing coalition did really badly in a by—election in queensland. that went down pretty badly with mr turnbull‘s colleagues as well. there was also dissent over as well. there was also dissent over a very controversial energy policy. all of these have mounted pressure on mr turnbull. he has tried to have that off by calling this leadership vote, but he has survived, but only by those 13 votes, and we are now waiting to see which direction australian politics now takes us, given that there is a lot of turmoil in canberra, and as we now know, australian politics can be a rouble sport. —— brutal sport. the woman who survived not only falling from a cruise ship but then being adrift in the adriatic sea for 10 hours has left hospital. kay longstaff was pulled from the sea off the croatian coast on sunday, apparently falling from the cruise liner on saturday night. she said she was very lucky to be alive. from croatia, guy delaunay. kay longstaff returning safely to dry land, on a

the latest headlines: scott morrison has won the race to succeed malcolm turnbull as australian prime minister. mre lost the support of a majority of his party in parliament no safe level of alcohol. a major study says going teetotal is the only way to avoid any risk to your health. now it's time to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world: we begin with the daily telegraph. its front page headline reads — hammond under fire for no deal warning. the chancellor is accused of undermining theresa may in a letter to the treasury after yesterday's no deal brexit departure speech. looking at the sydney morning herald where the only story in town is the challenge for the prime minister's job. scott morrison has emerged as the new leader of australia and members of parliament, including his opponent, have already pledged their loyalty to him. in the financial times, there's another development on the delayed listing of aramco. this story says saudi arabia's foreign wealth fund is primed to choose international banks to lend it $11 billion, filling the whole left by t

reason why mr turnbull is in this predicament is, after a string of very poor polling results in national opinion polls, australians — and politicians here take these polls very seriously — malcolmose polls. the governing coalition did pretty badly in a by—election in queensland. that went down pretty badly with mr turnbull‘s colleagues too. there was also dissent over a very controversial energy policy. all of these have mounted pressure on mr turnbull. he has tried to have that off by calling this leadership vote, but he's survived, but only by those 13 votes. and we're now waiting to see which direction australian politics now takes us, given that there is a lot of turmoil in canberra, and as we now know, australian politics can be a brutal sport. he's best known for lead roles in some of hollywood's biggest films, as well as the tv series, luther. but now the actor idris elba has directed his first film. yardie is set injamaica and east london in the 1970s and 80s. he's been speaking to our correspondent adina campbell. yardie is a nostalgic film about a time in my life when i was growing up in the mid—1980s. starts off in the ‘70s injamaica, follows a young man who goes thr

is the end of a week of drama that saw his predecessor, malcolm turnbull, facing two challenges to his leadership of the governing liberal party. mrn who troubled peter mr turnbull, ha rdline conservative peter dutton, has failed in his bid for the topjob —— toppled mr turnbull. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. well, some noticeable changes to the weather to end the week. it's going to feel a lot cooler and fresher right across the board with sunshine and showers. in fact, it's going to feel pretty autumnal for some areas, particularly across the north and west. plenty of heavy showers around. this pretty cold air mass moving down from the north—west will be right across the country as we start friday morning. it really will be quite noticeable. feeding in plenty of showers into the north and the west of the country, but further south and east, with lengthy clear skies, it should stay generally dry here to start friday. much coolerfor all, including the south—east. temperatures here starting off between nine and 12 degrees. so for friday itself, not looking too bad. we're start

challenger surprising in so far as that he wasn't the challenger as you say we heard malcolm turnbull there refer to him mr dutton that's peter dutton who is from the more conservative side of the right wing ruling liberal party here in australia malcolm turnbull is considered a more moderate no compared to malcolm turnbull scott morrison would be considered more conservative but throughout this leadership crisis morrison had been standing behind malcolm turnbull his treasurer and he had previously that mars and that is served as immigration minister and you could see that malcolm turnbull was pleased that if he was to lose his job that the person who would be stepping in would be scott morrison so i think those who were backing the challenge from peter dutton would be disappointed today and there really was a split within that party room meeting with forty five supporting scott morrison by the forty voting in favor of peter dutton and kathy markham to him but as you say has been fighting hard to keep his position as prime minister in the end the last party's support and what triggered all of this in the f

malcolm turnbull decided not to protest. various challengers mean that australia has had seven prime ministers in the last 11 years. mr. morrison says he aims to unite the party behind him. reporter: after just under three years in office, malcolm turnbull took his leave. ousted by his own party. >> to imagine that a government would be rocked by this sort of disloyalty and deliberate -- insurgency is the best way to describe it. reporter: he was stabbed in the back, forced out by a increasing dividedn party, desperate to extend its time in power. however, this latest political infighting is only likely to alienate voters further. >> i've been very frustrated. i think it's six prime minister over 11 years. ththere has not been any timimeo develop p real policy. >> i a.. in a shambles rizzoli. it shows our politicians for the disgraceful people they are. reporter: but new prime minister scott morrison was keen to stress he is there for his people. >> there has been a lot of talk ththis week. about who's side people are on in this building. and what josh and i are here to tell you as the new generation of liberal leadersh

his predecessor malcolm turnbull decided not to contest various leaves of challenges within political parties mean that australia has had seven prime ministers in the last eleven years mr morrison says he aims to unite the party behind him. off to just under three years in office malcolm turnbull took his leave ousted by his own party to imagine that a government would be rocked by this sort of disloyalty and deliberate. insurgency is the best way to describe it he was stabbed in the back full stout by an increasingly divided party grappling with poor polling results and desperate to extend its time in power however this latest political infighting isn't he likely to alienate voters further. very much like i did very frustrated i think. it's six prime ministers now if eleven years i think this baby time to develop real policy and it's a bit of a shambles racially and it really shows that politicians for the. i have to say you know describe for people. but new prime minister scott morrison was keen to stress that he is that for his people. it's been a lot of talk this week. about who saw it people are going in this building. and what just annoyed me to tell you. as the

the president's lawyer has hit back, accusing mr brennnan of being what he called "totally unhinged". australia's prime minister malcolm turnbullllion worth of additional funds for farmers struggling with the worst drought in more than half a century. with grass unable to grow, some farmers have had to sell off stock or even slaughter their animals. the first film with an all—asian ensemble cast from a major studio in 25 years has dominated this weekend's north american box office. ticket sales to see crazy rich asians topped $25 million. the romantic comedy is set in singapore and is an adaptation of a best—selling novel exploring consumerism and opulence in a continent that produces more billionaires than anywhere else. north korea is set to host a temporary reunion of families separated by the korean war within the next hour or so. the south koreans have just set off for the meeting. it's the first time this has happened in almost three years. a total of 93 people from the south and 88 from the north will be able to meet their family members for three days each. for many, it will be the first meeting in 70 years. laura bicke

australia will soon have its sixth prime minister in eight years after malcolm turnbull was dumped wives party and replaced by scott morrison mr turnbull says he will quit politics in the coming weeks forcing a by election the government has a majority of just one seat we have a lot of challenges as a country and we will get through them as we always have together now our job particularly for joshing on as we take forward this new mantle of leadership is a new generation is to ensure that we not only bring our party back together which has been bruised and battered this week but that will enable us to ensure we bring the parliament back together that we can continue to work to ensure that our country stays close together a saudi amorality coalition air strike near a camp in yemen has reportedly killed at least thirty one people including women and children who three media says it happened in a day the province the u.a.e. says rebels were launching missiles from the area. south africa has summoned the top u.s. diplomat there to criticize president donald trump's tweet on land reform it says it's disappointed by washington's fai

the president's lawyer has hit back, accusing mr brennnan of being what he called "totally unhinged". australia's prime minister malcolm turnbullbillion worth of additional funds forfarmers struggling with the worst drought in more than half a century. with grass unable to grow, some farmers have had to sell off stock or even slaughter their animals. this woman had a lucky escape after she fell off the back of a cruise ship off the coast of croatia. the 46—year—old — called kay — survived in the sea for 10 hours before she was pulled out alive by a rescue ship a kilometre from where she fell in. the commander of the croatian coastguard vessel which found her said she'd only survived because the water was very warm. crazy rich asians, the first film with an all—asian ensemble cast from a major studio in 25 years, dominated this weekend's north american box office with some $25 million in ticket sales. the romantic comedy stars constance wu, michelle yeoh, and awkwafina and is set in singapore. it's an adaptation of a best—selling novel exploring consumerism and opulence in a continent that produces more billionaires than anywher

australia as conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull today abandoned modest climate and energy plans after intense pressure from the right wing of his party specifically mr turnbull jettisoned a bill to require emission reductions of twenty six percent by two thousand and thirty leaving australia short of meeting their commitment under the paris climate agreement here's what prime minister turnbull had to say in the capital city of complera. now it is clear that in the absence of bipartisan support the legislation to move forward with the emissions component of the national energy guarantee will not be able to pass the house of representatives now in politics you have to focus on what you can deliver and that's what we've done and will continue to do. well mr trouble claim the bill can pass can't pass parliament the plan supposedly has support across political parties australians are increasingly demanding action on energy to remedy high prices and climate impacts both of which can be addressed with new clean energy capacity. and as we briefly mentioned here last time greece's bailout has officially ended though are there any policies imposed as a condit

australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has survived a challenge to his leadership by a senior government colleague. mrn. he had called the vote among liberal party members himself, after falling poll ratings ahead of a general election next year. he's best known for lead roles in some of hollywood's biggest films as well as the tv series "luther". but now the actor idris elba has directed his first film. ‘yardie' — is set in jamaica and east london in the 1970s and 80s. he's been speaking to our correspondent adina campbell. yardie is a nostalgic film about a time in my life when i was growing up in the mid—1980s, starts off in the ‘70s injamaica. follows a young man who goes through a traumatic thing at 11 years old and finds himself in england, still chasing his demons. why won't you stay? mummy has work, vanessa. she can stay with me. i think people expect a massive gangster film and it isn't that. it is a story about trauma management, if you like. and this is your first big production as a director? were you not tempted to be one of the main characters, or were you solely focused on being behind

more cabinet ministers have resigned and malcolm turnbull‘s future as prime minister hangs in the balance. as the leadership crisis there escalates, mr turnbulleting on friday, to see if he has enough political support to continue. mps peter dutton, scott morrison and julie bishop are all potential challengers for the top job. let's hear how some australians are feeling about the political turmoil. no one knows what is going on. if they just no one knows what is going on. if theyjust did thejob no one knows what is going on. if theyjust did the job they get paid to do, they should get in there and governed the country and not stuff around and sought their stuff out. the reason people voted for the liberal party was because of malcolm and his moderate views and great ideas about climate change. and his moderate views and great ideas about climate changem and his moderate views and great ideas about climate change. it is just another debacle. i do not think the liberal party will be in government are much longer. i think there is a very good chance that they will lose the next election. i ama they will lose the next election. i am a bit worried

votes during a leadership challenge that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's change from mrs now eleven times in a decade prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific. now whether it's plastic water bottles plastic trays opacic force the material they're made of has become a global problem and while many initiatives are moving towards a path six free environment plastic production is still accelerating because it's cheaper to produce ten to recycle but one major recycling center in the u.s. is trying to keep up. from new york. at this recycling plant business is booming two thirds of all of new york city's plastic waste that's put into recycling bins ends up here where it's meticulously sorted then sold to companies to make it into other plastics to meet skyrocketing global demand in the past twenty years the amount of plastic produced in the world has doubled but today globally less than ten percent is recycled for decades china used to recycle more than half the world's dirty plastics but the country ended that practice earlier this year many believe the policy

more cabinet ministers have resigned and malcolm turnbull‘s future as prime minister hangs in the balance. as the leadership crisis there escalates, mr turnbulleting on friday to see if he has enough political support to continue. mps peter dutton, scott morrison and julie bishop are all potential challengers for the topjob. let's hear how some australians are feeling about the political turmoil. no one knows what's going on. if theyjust did theirjob. they are paid to do so they should get in there and just govern the country, not stuff around and sought their own stuff out. the reason why a lot of us voted for the liberal party this time is because of malcolm, because of his moderate views, you know, he actually has great ideas about the climate change and different things we want in this country. well, it's just another debacle, really, isn't it? i do not think the liberal party will be in government for much longer. i think there is a very good chance that they will lose the next election, irrespective of who the leader is. i am a bit worried we might go down the path of the states, closing the border down and that type of thing. i think w

venezuelan migrants seeking to cross the borders australia's prime minister malcolm turnbull has survived a leadership challenge by the as you mr peter dudley's. turnbull won the vote forty eight to thirty five doesn't resign as a minister after losing the vote turnbull had been under increasing pressure and was forced to make changes to his energy policy this week after members of his own party threatened to vote against it. well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of the al-jazeera world stage of that subject. a good deal here in southern morocco on the atlantic coast near the foot of the atlas mountains population around seven hundred thousand. industries tourism agriculture and fishing and major ports for exporting goods to europe and for imports into africa. camels no longer distribute produce the only effective network in this part of the world is the roads to places like dakar the capital of senegal. that it's. taking. roads and trucks hundreds if not thousands of them. drivers have to deal with the mechanics of huge engines and maneuver great monsters with eighteen tons mt over fourteen foot wo

has sworn in its sixth prime minister in 11 years after malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party rivals. scott morrison, who had been an ally of mrnbull, won a leadership contest held this morning. no australian pm has served a full three—year term since 2007. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith sent this report from the capital, canberra, and a warning that there are flashing images. meet australia's latest prime minister, the fifth in just eight years. scott morrison is known as "scomo" to his friends, allies he'll need as he seeks to rebuild a governing party which has torn itself to shreds and lost the trust of the australian public. there's been a lot of talk this week about whose side people are on in this building. we are on your side. that's what matters. so, once again, australia has a new prime minister. but scott morrison faces a huge dual challenge, notjust healing the wounds of his warring party, but in seeking the forgiveness of the australian public, who have watched the events of the last week with exasperation and anger. they won't have been impressed with what they've seen. just a few days ago, scott morrison was s

votes during a leadership challenge that toppled malcolm turnbull as prime minister scott morrison was picked to replace him instead australia's change from mrs not eleven times in a decade prompting some to call it the coup capital of the pacific. and whether it's plastic water bottles plastic trays opacic force the material they're made of has become a global problem and while many initiatives are moving towards a plastic free environment plastic production is still accelerating because it's cheaper to produce then to recycle but one major recycling center in the u.s. is trying to keep up but as gabriel is under reports from new york. at this recycling plant business is booming two thirds of all of new york city's plastic waste that's put into recycling bins ends up here where it's meticulously sorted then sold to companies to make it in the other plastics to meet skyrocketing global demand in the past twenty years the amount of plastic produced in the world has doubled but today globally less than ten percent is recycled for decades china used to recycle more than half the world's dirty plastics but the country ended that practice earlier

australia as conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull today abandoned modest climate and energy plans after intense pressure from the right wing of his party specifically mr turnbull jettisoned a bill to require emission reductions of twenty six percent by two thousand and thirty leaving australia short of meeting their commitment under the paris climate agreement here's what prime minister turnbull had to say in the capital city of complera. now it is clear that in the absence of bipartisan support the legislation to move forward with the emissions component of the national energy guarantee will not be able to pass the house of representatives now in politics you have to focus on what you can deliver and that's what we've done and will continue to do. while mr trouble claim the bill can pass can't pass parliament the plan supposedly has support across political parties australians are increasingly demanding action on energy to remedy high prices and climate impacts both of which can be addressed with new clean energy capacity. and as we briefly mentioned here last time greece's bailout has officially ended though are there any policies imposed as a condi

malcolm turnbull. that didn't work. but the issue's not gone away. mr turnbull‘s next idea is a novel one. says he'll go. some politicians in his own partry have taken him up on the offer — and we are reportedly on at least 40 signatures. so as a tactic, it's looking like an interesting one. malcolm turnbull‘s called this a momentus time — kind of — a series of prime ministers have now failed to serve a full—term. this is becoming normal. here's more from the prime minister. australians will be rightly appalled by what they're witnessing in their nation's parliaments today and in the course of this week. in terms of my own intentions when the party room at meeting is called, i will invite a spill motion to be moved. if the motion is carried i will treat that as a vote of no—confidence and i will not stand asa no—confidence and i will not stand as a candidate in the ballot. the markets never like instability — so it's proving. the australian stockmarket is at its lowest level in three weeks. the newspapers are unimpressed too. herald sun is calling it "high noon". and the northern territory

australia as conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull today abandoned modest climate and energy plans after intense pressure. from the right wing of his party specifically mr turnbull jettisoned a bill to require emission reductions of twenty six percent by two thousand and thirty leaving australia short of meeting their commitment under the paris climate agreement here's what prime minister turnbull had to say in the capital city of comparable. now it is clear that in the absence of bipartisan support the legislation to move forward with the emissions component of the national energy guarantee will not be able to pass the house of representatives now in politics you have to focus on what you can deliver and that's what we've done and will continue to do. well mr trouble claim the bill can pass can't pass parliament the plan supposedly has support across political parties australians are increasingly demanding action on energy to remedy high prices and climate impacts both of which can be addressed with new clean energy capacity. and as we briefly mentioned here last time greece's bailout has officially ended though are there any policies imposed as a cond

malcolm turnbull is out — replaced in a leadership contest by his once—close ally and the man who was his finance minister, scott morrison. mrerator in enforcing australia's controversial ‘stop the boats' anti—immigration policy. from canberra, hywell griffith reports. big griffith reports. australia's letters prime minister, big australia's letters prime minister, the fifth injust big australia's letters prime minister, the fifth in just eight yea rs. scott minister, the fifth in just eight years. scott morrison is known as scomo to this friends, allies he will need as he seeks to rebuild a governing party which is torn itself to shreds amongst the trust of the struggle in public. there has been a lot of talk this week about whose side people on this building. watch oui’ side people on this building. watch our chennai he did tell you as the new generation of liberal leadership is we are on your side. that is what matters. once again, australia has a new prime minister. scott morrison fazes the huge dual challenge, not just healing the woods and this party, but seeking the forgiveness of vista in public, who watched last wee

has sworn in its 5th prime minister in eight years after malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party. scott morrison, who had been an ally of mrrship contest this morning. no australian pm has served a full three—year term since 2007. 0ur correspondent hywel griffith sent this report from the capital, canberra, and a warning that there are flashing images. meet australia's latest prime minister, the fifth in just eight years. scott morrison is known as scomo to his friends. allies he will need as he tries to rebuild a governing party which has torn itself to shreds and lost the trust of the australian public. there has been a lot of talk this week about whose side people are on in this building. we are on your side, that's what matters. once again, australia has a new prime minister, but scott morrison faces a dual challenge, notjust healing the wounds of his warring party but seeking the forgiveness of the australian public. who watched the events of the last week with exasperation and anger. they won't have been impressed with what they've seen. a few days ago, scott morrison was standing shoulder to shoulder with his predec

prime minister after malcolm turnbull was forced out by party rivals in a bruising leadership contest. last week, a row over energy policy ignited long—existing tensions between mroderate, and his party's conservative wing. mr morrison says he will make the drought his priority. phil mercer is in sydney. it has been an absolutely to mulch is weak. what do people make of scott morrison and his promise with regard to the drought as his top priority. first of all, ask yourself if australians are actually paying attention to the words coming out of the politicians mouth, i get the impression most australians are sick and tired of the shenanigans down in canberra, it has been described as one of the most destructive weeks of party infighting in recent australian political history, and trying to rise above it all is the new man in charge, scott morrison, due to be sworn in in the next half hour. at a press conference he was giving the impression that it is back to business, the government will make the drought in eastern australia a priority, and along with his new deputy, he wanted to give the impression that they were the new generation that would take the governmen

malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party rival. the treasurer in the government scott morrison led by the liberal party led a leadership contest held this morning. mrto vote said he was proud of his record and blamed insurgent mps for bringing him down. no australian pm has served a full three—year term since 2007. hurricane lane has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it begins to reach land in hawaii. authorities have warned residents and visitors that strong winds and heavy rain are likely to cause serious disruption for several days. emergency shelters have opened and schools, businesses and government offices are closed. travel chaos is threatening to scupper plans for thousands of holidaymakers ahead of the bank holiday weekend. more than 2 million people are set to leave the uk this weekend but a perfect storm of rail cancellations, road works and airport strikes could severely hamper people's hopes of getting away. simonjones is at port of dover for us this morning. good morning to you, simon. it looks like a lovely day. it could get tricky later on? yes, it is expected to bea tricky later on? yes, it is expected to be a frantic friday a

malcolm turnbull was ousted by hit close ally scrrison. it is the fourth time in a cade that a sitting prime minister has bee disposed in such a fashion. mr. morrison is a social conservative who is known for his tough stance on immigrion. from h canberrel griffith reports. hywel: meet australia's latest prime minister, the fiarh in eight ye scott morrison is known as scomo to his friends, allies he will need as he seeks to rebuild the governing party which has torn itself to shreds and lost the trust of the australian public. prime min. morrison: there's been a lot of talk this week about whose side people are di in this builng. we are on your side, that is what matters. hywel: australia has a new prime minister, but scott morriso faces a huge dual challenge not just healing the wounds of his warring party, but seeking the forgivens of the australian public, who watched the events of the last week with exasperation and anger. they won't have been impressed with what they have seen. a few days ago scott morrisoho was standingulder to shoulder with his predecessor ngmalcolm turnbull, pledgi loyalty. >> this is my leader.or i am ambitiousim

sworn in its sixth prime minister in 11 years after malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party rivals. scott morrison — who had been an ally of mrthis report from the capital, canberra — and a warning that there are flashing images. meet australia‘s latest prime minister, the fifth in just eight years. scott morrison is known as scomo to his friends. allies he will need as he tries to rebuild a governing party which has torn itself to shreds and lost the trust of the australian public. there has been a lot of talk this week about whose side people are on in this building. we are on your side, that‘s what matters. once again, australia has a new prime minister, but scott morrison faces a dual challenge, notjust healing the wounds of his warring party but seeking the forgiveness of the australian public. who watched the events of the last week with exasperation and anger. they won‘t have been impressed with what they‘ve seen. a few days ago scott morrison was standing shoulder to shoulder with his predecessor, malcolm turnbull, pledging loyalty. this is my leader and i am ambitious for him. but bitter feuds within this building ov

mr. was one of the key cabinet ministers who introduced foreign interference laws, which basically annoyed beijing. rodney: yes, that's right. i think malcolm turnbullg in the same direction. i think turnbull and morrison have been working closely together for the last few years. one of the different things about this leadership coup is the challenges failed. the rebels failed. ally who hasl's inherited the prime minister should. in that sense, there will be changes but they will not be as [indiscernible] election, is it labor to lose? rodney: you would think so. the patent has been for a governing party that has successful leadership to lose the next election. turnbull, they were already trailing in the polls. now, this morning, it has been published, the most disastrous public policy we can remember. what we call in australia, two party preferred basis, the liberals are losing 56% to 44%. that is a much bigger margin than we are used to in policy -- in politics. ramy: all right. we will have to leave it there. rodney tiffen comey university of sydney government and international relations --rica's profession professor. let's switch gears. let's he

mr raab will also give a speech outlining how the government plans to mitigate the potential risks of leaving the eu without a deal and ensure continuity and stability, later in the week. australia's prime minister, malcolm turnbullge to his leadership. he defeated the home affairs minister, peter dutton in a party room ballot, winning the vote for the leadership of the liberal party by 48 votes to 35. mr dutton has stepped down from his position as minister. ten people have been killed and more are missing after flash flooding in the pollino national park in italy. the victims had been hiking through mountainous gorges, a number of survivors have been rescued from rocks on the side of the gorge where they'd ta ken refuge. the world of work is changing. a you gov poll shows just 6% of people in the uk now work 9 to 5, a new survey has found. we have another interview with chief economist from the bank of england, who explained we need to see a radical revolution in the workplace in order to mitigate unemployment due to a eye. maike currie, investment director at fidelity personal investing joins me now. nice to see you. this is a story that doesn't surprise me at all. however, just 6% of people in the uk working

mr salmond claims he hadn't been allowed to "properly challenge" the case against him. the scottish government says they will defend their position vigorously. australia has a new prime minister after malcolm turnbulln the government led by the liberal party, won a leadership contest held this morning. mr turnbull, who did not stand in the vote, said he was proud of his record and blamed "insurgent" mps for bringing him down. the chancellor philip hammond has been accused of launching a "dodgy project fear" by brexit—backing conservatives, that was after he warned that a no—deal brexit would cause major economic damage. mr hammond's comments came just hours after the brexit secretary dominic raab played down the likelihood of the uk leaving the eu without a deal. mr raab insisted an agreement is the most likely option, but says it's important "practical" preparations are made. ajewish labour mp says she feels "unwelcome" in the party after a video emerged showing jeremy corbyn accusing british zionists of having "no sense of english irony". liverpool wavertree mp luciana berger described the labour leader's comments as "inexcusable". the clip of the labour leader's speech from 2013 was published on

he replaces malcolm turnbull, who was forced to step down by rivals from within his own party. mrng and a looming election. a warning, the following pictures contain flash photography. a short while ago, mr morrison was sworn into office by the governor general, sir peter cosgrove. mr morrison, who was the outgoing treasurer, won the leadership contest by 45 votes to a0 over the former home affairs minister, peter dutton, who had been mr turnbull‘s most vocal threat. after his election, mr morrison told reporters he would unite a "bruised and battered" party and bring the country together. we are an optimistic, we are a passionate and we are an ambitious people, full of aspiration for ourselves, for our families, and, of course for our great nation — for all of us. that's what we believe as liberals. our plan — my plan — for this country is for an even stronger australia, to keep our economy strong, to guarantee the essentials that australians rely on. to keep australians safe from terrorism and all the way to bullying in our schools. to keep our country together, to not pit one g

has sworn in its sixth prime minister in 11 years after malcolm turnbull was forced out by his party rivals. scott morrison, who had been an ally of mrhis report from the capital, canberra, and a warning that there are flashing images. meet australia‘s latest prime minister, the fifth injust meet australia‘s latest prime minister, the fifth in just eight yea rs. scott minister, the fifth in just eight years. scott morrison is known and school mode to his friends. allies he will need as he tries to rebuild a governing party which has torn itself to shreds and lost the trust of the australian public. there has been a lot of talk this week about whose side people are on in this building. we are on your side, that‘s what matters. building. we are on your side, that's what matters. once again, australia has a new prime minister, but scott morrison faces a dual challenge, not just but scott morrison faces a dual challenge, notjust healing the wounds of his warring party but seeking the forgiveness of the australian public who watched the events of the last week with exasperation and anger. they won‘t have been impressed with what they‘ve s

australia as conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull today abandoned modest climate and energy plans after intense pressure from the right wing of his party specifically mrturnbull jettisoned a bill to require emission reductions of twenty six percent by two thousand and thirty leaving australia short of meeting their commitment under the paris climate agreement here's what prime minister turnbull had to say in the capital city of complera. now it is clear that in the absence of bipartisan support the legislation to move forward with the emissions component of the national energy guarantee will not be able to pass the house of representatives now in politics you have to focus on what you can deliver and that's what we've done and will continue to do. well mr trouble claim that bill can pass can't pass parliament the plan supposedly has support across political parties australians are increasingly demanding action on energy to remedy high prices and climate impacts both of which can be addressed with new clean energy capacity. and as we briefly mentioned here last time greece's bailout has officially ended though our policies imposes a condition for those