nadine dorries came out a few minutes ago. . ._ nadine dorries came out a few minutes ago... explanation that, briefly with his _ minutes ago... the explanation that, briefly with his feet _ minutes ago... the explanation that, briefly with his feet on _ minutes ago... the explanation that, briefly with his feet on the _ minutes ago... the explanation that, briefly with his feet on the desk, - briefly with his feet on the desk, the back—up present in the studio while ros atkins presented on location from downing street... a technical hitch meant the broadcast cut to the studio camera at an inopportune moment, but the response on twitter was forgiving. thank you for all your comments this week. if you want to share your opinions about what you see and hear on bbc news, on tv, radio, online and social media, e—mail us. you can find us on twitter. have a look at our website. that's all from us. rebecca is here with more thoughts about bbc news coverage next week. it's the last show before the summer break. i will see you again in september, goodbye. hello. the technical definiti

dories to stop being so nasty— had told nadine dories to stop being so nasty to _ had told nadine doriesne of the things coming through from this— was one of the things coming through from this debate, that it felt like they were — from this debate, that it felt like they were trying to be more cordial to each— they were trying to be more cordial to each other, trying to give fewer attack _ to each other, trying to give fewer attack lines to the labour party. now the i's front page looks like, much _ now the i's front page looks like, much like — now the i's front page looks like, much like the euros, it might be another— much like the euros, it might be another competition there will be won by— another competition there will be won by a — another competition there will be won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes _ won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes here _ won by a woman. we have sunak on the ropes here because in yet another pou. _ ropes here because in yet another poll. it— ropes here because in yet another poll, it looks like liz truss is ahead — poll, it looks like liz trus

nadine dorries is the otherl architect of this policy along with john whittingdale, - very keen on it this. if borisjohnson is not leader. and very soon which he clearly won't be, then we can definitely see this looked at again. _ here's the question, rishi sunak is seen. as a sceptic around it, - jeremy hunt has spoken on it. obviously, probably. about to get ruled out. but if we ended up with liz truss who's been i endorsed by nadine dorries, i think there's a possibility. that privatisation. comes back around. fraser nelson, just to end, i don't think anything was talking about channel 4 privatisation at the spectator party, there were other things to talk about. but what is your take on whether it will happen or not? it probably won't because there is a consensus that this was a culture war thing that board borisjohnson did just to annoy the left. but it's the online safety bill that i was worried about. if that passes, it could bring in censorship of the media forever, it could be the end of the free press. kemi badenoch said that she would abolish this. even liz truss and said s

but the 1st to win up the following rather won't be an else until september. nadine baba reports from london. 8 ah, the sing along opposite parliament with some cabinet members competing to replace the prime minister, following must resignations within conservative ranks summer wandering, who's really running the country? yes, but inside the commons, forrest johnson insisted he believing with no regrets. i'm, it's a speaker. i'm also proud of the leadership that i have given and i will be leaving . i will be meeting with my head held high. we have a new child's. lo accepted a job from the prime minister on wednesday afternoon and then told him to quit on thursday morning. ah, and the new education secretary, his judy and ministers have literally been giving the middle finger to the public. ah, it is truly the country's loss that they will only be in post for a few weeks. i cannot announce the result of the ballot held this afternoon on wednesday. initial voting by conservative m p. 's narrowed. the field of would be leaders to 6 names are next prime minister, someone gaining momentum,

okay, we'll leave it there. nadine barber live at wembley. thank you very much for that. our south africa's preston that still around oppose it has promised to focus on helping the poor at his party's policy conference. african national congress has been losing voted, support on facing criticism for corruption and failing to address in quantity needed sat the 3 day conference have discussed ways of ending poverty and equality and violence against women and men. fick spoke to al jazeera, corresponded for neither mila earlier. today, he says and see, must make a huge effort to alleviate the challenges when he, south africans are facing. so this is a 110 year old organization that has have control over the countries governance for the last 28 years. and it now faces the challenge of having to drag itself from the 20th into the 21st century. many of its leaders are really in that sort of sixty's and older, their governing over country that has the majority of people under the age of 27. and so the challenge really is to not only fix their own errors, catch up on the legacy of

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form was already signed off by the prime minister and enthusiastically backed by culture secretary nadineue? yeah. reported in the times on monday that rishi sunak has been telling colleagues that "channel 4 privatisation is nothing to do with me," as he put it. how much difference could it new leader may, do you think? an awful lot. nadine dorries is the other architect of this policy along withjohn whittingdale, very keen on it, obviously now on the backbenchers. and those our key voices on this. if borisjohnson is not leader and very soon which he clearly won't be, then we can definitely see this again. here's the question, rishi sunak is seen as a sceptic around it, jeremy hunt as spoken on it. 0bviously, about to get ruled out. but if we ended up with liz truss who's been endorsed by it nadeem doris, i think there's a possibility that privatisation comes back around. frasier nelson, just to end, i don't think anything was talking about channel 4 privatisation at the spectator party, there were other things to talk about. but what is your take on whether it will happen or not? it prob

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he did not directly address that question. nadine baba on downing street. thank you. will lance bring in the leon emerald lee, who's a political commentator on a former aide to the break secretary and the chief secretary to the treasury. he joins us from london as we heard there from the dame barbara on downing street. he looked like the wolves are circling, and he is the final hours, the boys, johnson government. i seen that way. it seemed that the right single no for the prime minister. he has been under pressure for a number of months now. and it seems as though that the ball was finally closing in on him. he's got a number of n p loyal employees previously, very loyal employees. oh, now asking him to go saying it's right thing for the party. it's the right thing for the country. and i think could be very hard for him to consider any other option other than at resigning and resigning soon. and of course, hypothetically, if he doesn't choose to, to resign, despite the weight of pressure upon him, the other option would be for him to be voted out of office in a vote

some believe it's high time we faced up to a hot future. nadine bob al jazeera london al jazeera senior meteorologist everson fox explains what's driving the extreme weather in europe where heat waves occurred because the heat has been pumping its way out of the north west of africa across spain and ports where we have seen a record breaking temperatures, carla cloud, just off shore from the iberian peninsula, been drawing winds in from assembly direction. that's going to continue making its way further north was as your source high, this area of high pressure here, just ease is a little further east. was it opened the floodgates for that heat to surge up across surf france pushing up towards the u. k. by the time we come to monday temperatures here getting up to around 35 celsius in london or more touch warmer still as we go one into tuesday and somewhere across the u. k. into the south and east, i suspect we'll see temperature getting close to if not touching 40 degrees celsius . thankfully by wednesday something a little fresher, just topples in from western past that he just searche

— allies including james cleverley, nadine dorries and jacob rees—mogg have also— nadine dorries andit tomorrow and so she will probably have a quite good point _ will probably have a quite good point here because she will go straight — point here because she will go straight from the campaign launch into the _ straight from the campaign launch into the second vote, which i think is that— into the second vote, which i think is that 11:30am until 1:30pm and then— is that 11:30am until 1:30pm and then the — is that 11:30am until 1:30pm and then the result of 3pm so she will have _ then the result of 3pm so she will have a _ then the result of 3pm so she will have a launch at which she will probably— have a launch at which she will probably sort of try and say to mps, look, _ probably sort of try and say to mps, look. there — probably sort of try and say to mps, look, there is a risk here that we end up— look, there is a risk here that we end up putting through rishi sunak penny mordaunt we don't have somebody that represents the kind of win- somebody that represents the kind of wing on

all right, thanks very much. nadine baba with all the latest that from number 10 downing street apps. now we can bring in some one that might have an idea of what might be going on in the prime minister's mind. sonya panel is a political commentator, an author of the book, jas. boris. a tale of blond ambition. she joins his life now from london. can you imagine boris johnson resigning? no, i find it very difficult or none of this ready surprises me. he has this kind of feeling of entitlement to power. and so why should he release it? also, we know very clearly now that he doesn't really think that rules apply to him any other prime in. so what had long since resigned over all the incompetence, the lack of integrity in the misleading parliament and the queen all the rest of it . he hasn't, he doesn't believe in roles and that's where it starts getting a bit dangerous and a bit worrying or very worrying. indeed. because if he did supposing he did lose another vote of confidence and then refused to resign. we are in uncharted territory. this is never happened and no other premises done t

okay, we'll see how that match finishes. eventually nadine baba in london, thank you. as a year, tens of thousands of the men goes my great tour reserve in southern spain. to breed for the warming quantities starting to threaten their natural habitat, should in wolf reports. an hour's drive north of the spanish city of malaga lies this lagoon home to one of the largest flamingo colonies in europe. it's been a protected area for nearly 4 decades and the birthplace for more than 200000 chicks. 0100. the volunteers flocked to the front. it appeared that a lagoon every year to help tag the birds is that you that way. after the 2 year biological halt we had because of cove it, of course people came with a lot of hope to participate. they had been happy to repeat the tagging after 3 years. flamingoes are born gray and develop their signature color from the plants and algae. they eat, the chicks are guided into a pen, them carefully fitted with a ring before the released to rejoin their colony, the tags, unable conservationists to monitor their movements around the world. i t

this winter nadine bob, i just era, london. ah, what's your interest with me? the whole robinson, joe hall, reminder of all top stories. the bas straight is insur lanka refusing to end protests against the government until the country's top to lead a step down. thousands of gathered at the offices of the prime, minnesota and from a single the he's taken over as acting president, have to go to by a judge, a boxer flipped the country. joe biden is arrived in israel and his 1st visit to the middle east as us president. he's promised to advance israel's regional integration by little. so meet palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank. greater stability, greater connection is critical, is critical for my, for all the people of the region, which is why we'll be we'll discuss my continued support. even though i know it's not in the near term to state solution. that remains, in my view, the best way to insure the future of equal measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians. light home forces have been deployed outside the headquarters of

nadine dorries. what did she say? yes. _ johnson... nadine dorries. what did she say?ime is up.— grant shapps and others who are saying time is up. but if he keeps ioiin for saying time is up. but if he keeps going for the _ saying time is up. but if he keeps going for the moment, _ saying time is up. but if he keeps going for the moment, you've . saying time is up. but if he keeps| going for the moment, you've got to keep filling these vacancies. we had 38 resignations. does he have enough support to put people in place in the roles that need to be performed in this government? this the roles that need to be performed in this government?— in this government? this was raised b a in this government? this was raised by a former — in this government? this was raised by a former minister, _ in this government? this was raised by a former minister, stephen - in this government? this was raised i by a former minister, stephen crabb, at the liaison committee this afternoon, and he was wondering if there was enough people to fill these posts. she almost 40 mps associated with

there was no unanimity on the issue leading to talks ending without a joint communique. reporter nadine fry slide, joins us from the indonesian capital to cotton was following events over the weekend. just took us through the areas that are a particular concern for the g. 20 finance ministers and when the overarching theme for the entire meeting was of course of recovery. and that was an agenda that long ago. and you know, additional points for monetary post to deal with inflation commitments to trade, global taxation and also digital payment systems for big on the agenda. but of course, you know, things got destructed and quite overshadowed by the war in ukraine and which caused a lot of additional economic stress sectors. we've talked a lot about the food shortages, but one thing that came up as also, you know, other shortages like vital farming ingredients, like fertilizers. so i had these problems. i just compounding and it's unfortunate that you know, on most cases they couldn't really in many agreements. yes. so there was no joint statement, no communicate at the end of this, whic

but if the drought continues for a few days more today, our entire harvest will be of risk. di nadine, i did your knee abbey ama con permission to directly. the situation in napa valley is dramatic, and not only la body, the high temperatures, the severely drawing out the soil, causing alarm among farmers already concerned after a dry winter. in many places there's just a trickle of what is normally a mighty current, something that usually only happens in late summer. and i was told that accountable to that about the civil defense is already had to come and fill our water storage systems. you. we've also had to issue a decrease to reduce consumption to the bare minimum thing. it was a threat to proponent aside a lead. popular $125.00 townships have already been told to eat a curb or cut that drinking water supply at night. filling up swimming pools and washing cars has been banned with no rain expected. in a short term, some municipalities have already started to build emergency reservoirs. and a considering declaring a state of emergency has been a massive turn out for london's 1st i

. >> reporter: nadine rambo is the executive director. she said about 150 students were involved from conceptualizing the project to envisioning. they serve 6 to 25-year-olds. classes involve theater, film, dance, audio engineering and skate boarding. she said there's a bigger outcome. it's about building self-worth. >> they can do anything that they have the ability to conceive of it, imagine it, make it real, make it come alive. that's what my hope is. >> reporter: caitlyn talks with other students to get a sense of what else they would like to see and her hope is she will soon be helping teach dance here so she can make an impact on others the way sheher instructors had a impact on her. >> my dream is to teach so other kids can embrace that. i can see in the eyes that twinkle and them being happy in their own skin and being proud to sigh i'm a latina dancer. >>> the rodeo trots back into east bay. the event celebrates black cowboys and cowgirls who helped shaped the american west. it's an opportunity to highlight the fact that 1 in 4 c

when she heard about epicenter, nadine recognized immediately its potential and knew she wanted to be part of it. >> art education has normally been about students creating things we will put on a wall, maybe on a refrigerator or something like that. but actually creating something big that can change other people's lives is the quintessential essence of creativity, and what arts education should do. it just impressed me. >> that was garvin thomas for us. 7:27, much more ahead for you on today in the bay. coming up >>> determined to do something after the fall of roe versus after the fall of roe versus wade, the - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673, or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> good morning, it is saturday, july 9th, 7:30. we take a live look outside at the sun, shining brightly over san jose. what a gorgeous way to start what s

yes i am going to be backing liz truss, as nadine i to be backing liz truss, as nadine said i_ to beexiteer as either of us, she has been _ brexiteer as either of us, she has been my— brexiteer as either of us, she has been my strongest supporter in the cabinet _ been my strongest supporter in the cabinet in _ been my strongest supporter in the cabinet in getting brexit opportunity, when we discuss taxation— opportunity, when we discuss taxation liz was opposed to rishi's higher— taxation liz was opposed to rishi's higher taxes, that again is proper conservatism and i think she has the character— conservatism and i think she has the character to — conservatism and i think she has the character to lead the party and the nation _ character to lead the party and the nation is — character to lead the party and the nation. , , , character to lead the party and the nation. , ,, , .,, , nation. is liz truss the stop rishi candidate? _ nation. is liz truss the stop rishi candidate? she _ nation. is liz truss the stop rishi candidate? she she _ nation. is liz truss the stop rishi candidate? s

this winter. nadine barbara out is era, london. ah, this is al jazeera, these you top stories. you as president joe biden on is riley prime minister c. i la pete are to sign a non binding decoration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons spot and 2nd day in israel. and his 1st trip to the middle east as president stephanie decker has moved from west jerusalem. it's non binding, it's a reiteration of the commitment of the 2 countries of america's commitment to israel, security of the commitment of the 2 countries to prevent iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. so it's nothing new if you will, in the sense of we know that this is, you know, that the priority of these countries. i said it many times, but it is something that certainly is a photo opportunity. as they sit together, there will be a press conference after this meeting and they will be signing this. of course, iran very much a reason. part of this trip. the 1st of us president joe biden, to the region, and also a message that he will be carrying on to saudi arabia. what he has there tomorrow, a curfews in plac

up to a hot future or let's bring it in a dame barber who's braving the hate and south london and nadine, how the health service and government preparing while they're saying they're doing everything they can eve of course. today on sunday there's an amber warning in place, but for monday and tuesday, for large parts of england, there's an unprecedented read health warning specifically for heat. we've seen it previously for things like floods and winds are and that sir, because the m, whether experts announcing is an 80 percent chance that the temperatures will go over 40 celsius or in the coming days, as never happened here in the u. k. the, the record is $38.00 degrees celsius. so there's been an emergency meeting on saturday of the earth cobra or cabinet members and senior officials. bar is johnson . the prime minister did not attend. he's been criticized by the opposition for not taking it seriously, but the new health minister steve barkley says they really are m warning people to get ready. he's been promising more in terms of what they can do to get ambulance is circulating. there

one of them is nadine's a hallway. he's the person who just sticks to sit into the a vacant term post of chancellor and less than 24 hours later he is delivering that message to and the prime minister. now am in the parliamentary session of pallet, the prime minister's question. time's earlier kiss darma focused on the reaction to chris and in spite chris pinches a, an appointment, and basically accused maurice johnson of enabling somebody that he called a sexual predator. some of the people who've been resigning have referred to the same problem. and one of the latest and m p 's has said to him, the government and boys johnson have been turning a blind eye to sexual assaults. this is really serious stuff. maurice johnson, of course, has apologized, says, with hindsight, he made a mistake. but this gets back to what he was supposed to have done after all the other scandals after party gate, for example, cleaning up down the street and cleaning up the messaging the way the government operates. not only that though, he's

this winter. nadine bob out is era, london. ah, this out there in these, the top stories a nationwide curfews ended in c log that was bought. busy a by boss of protests against the countries leadership. thousands of being have been gathering at the offices. the problem is that renewable curve singer demanding his resignation. he's taken over his acting president of the got the by raja packs of fled. the country gibbons arrived in his row on his 1st visit to the middle east is u. s. president. he's promised to advance his roles. regional integration biden will also meet with palestinian leaders in the occupied westbank. greater stability, greater connection is critical, is critical. why my ad, for all the people of the region, which is why will be she will discuss my continued support, even though i know it's not in the near term interstate solution. that remains, in my view, the best way to ensure the future of equal measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians. light on forces of deployed outside the

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. >> reporter: nadine rambo is the executive director of epicenterment she says about 150 students were involved in a ten-year period from conceptualizing the project to envisioning, to working with an architect. they serve 6 to 25-year-olds. classes involve theater, acting, film, animation, music production, dance, audio engineering, and even skateboarding. and she says there is a bigger outcome than studying the arts. it's about building that sense of self-worth. >> they can do anything that they have the ability to conceive of it, imagine it, make it real, make it come alive in their life. that's really what my hope is. >> reporter: katelyn now talks with other students to get a sense of what else they would like to see at epicenter. >> oh, like that idea. >> reporter: and hope is she will soon be helping teach dance here so that she can help make an impact on others the way her instructors had an impact on her. >> the opportunity for my dream to come true to teach so, i can teach the other kids with embrace that. i can see in their eyes they twinkle, them being happy in their own sk

when she heard about epicenter, nadine recognized immediately its potential and knew she wanted to be a part of it. >> art education has normally been about students creating things we put up on our wall, maybe our refrigerator or something like that. actually, creating something big that is going to change other people's lives, that is the quintessential essence of creativity and what arts education can do. it is just impressing. >> reporter: did i forget to mention everything is free? >> that's incredible. >> for the citizens, youth of palo alto, it's all free. there was a delay in opening the building because of the pandemic. they had to shift at first and do outreach and do on-line things, but now the building is open for afterschool and summertime programs. you saw for yourself that is an amazing building. >> it is beautiful and stunning. the community needs something like that. it is growing so much, change. it is wonderful to see that. >> exactly. >> thank you. >>> we want toll you about other news. firefighters are tackling a rapidly growing wildfire in amador county called th

this winter. nadine barbara out is era, london. it took 3 attempts, but the united nations security council agreed on tuesday to extend the authorization across border a deliveries to people in syria. so only for 6 months on friday, russia, vito de resolution brought by western countries to extend the mandate by a year, a competing resolution put forward by russia seeking to extend the approval for just 6 months will also voted down. on tuesday, norway and ireland introduced what was described as a compromise solution. again offering 6 months approval. the u. s. the united kingdom and france abstained from that vote. the aide is a lifeline for those in revel held areas in serious north west, particularly the 1700000 people living in displacement camps. david miller bond is president of the international rescue committee. he says the short extension creates uncertainty for those in desperate need. they'll be further resolution and 6 month time, they'll be reports by the secretary general of the un and by other un agencies. so it's c

this winter, nadine barbara al jazeera london. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stories. you as president joe biden on israeli prime minister. yay! le. pete are to sign a non binding decoration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and took part in a summit with the leaders of israel, india and the united arab emirates. stephanie decker has more. it's not binding, it's a reiteration of the commitment of the 2 countries of america's commitment. israel security of the commitment of the 2 countries to prevent iran from requiring a nuclear weapon. so it's nothing new if you will, in the sense that we know that this is the priority of these countries. i said it many times, but it is something that certainly is a photo opportunity. as they sit together, there will be a press conference after this meeting and they will be signing this. of course, iran very much a reason. part of this trip. the 1st of us president joe biden, to the region and also a message that he will be carrying on to saudi arabia when he has there tomorrow. a curfew is in place in sri lanka until 5 a

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i think we can safely presume that nadine dorries is not inside it with a nasty message for the prime figure still supporting borisjohnson to have a government with all the vacancies field? and he can he perform a reshuffle in the day she could potentially have?— reshuffle in the day she could potentially have? that is when it nets potentially have? that is when it gets tricky- _ potentially have? that is when it gets tricky. that _ potentially have? that is when it gets tricky. that is _ potentially have? that is when it gets tricky. that is literally - potentially have? that is when it gets tricky. that is literally a - gets tricky. that is literally a question of filling jobs, and for a prime minister to be in a position where he is grabbing a run of looking for people to filljobs, thatis looking for people to filljobs, that is not a good look, leave alone the functioning of government. that's right. and also, it is not just a cabinet resignations. we have had lots ofjunior minister resignations, all important goals. over 30 at the last count, and that is very tricky to fill. we kn

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