some conservative m p said they'll give the prime minister until the next party conference in october to prove he's fit to lead. the prime minister says the focus now should be on the challenges ahead facing the country. soaring energy cost inflation waiting times and medical treatment. the northern ireland protocol, which aims to prevent a hard border off to bricks. it tough decisions for which he'll need his party and public on board. but polls suggest that trust may have gone. charlie angela al jazeera london escalade to join a hall in london. his trolley was saying they're the prime minister. and my want to draw a line under all of this, but the chances of that happening are pretty slim. i think this is a ruling party. the conservative party, deeply divided, deeply unsettled, now, displaying, really to faces on tuesday, one the face of a government that hopes to be able to move on the other. the face, of course, of rebellion. there are some m. p 's on tuesday, who are still in open defiance of forest johnson. some perhaps more resigned to the fact that he's not going anywhere for

p said that it strongly denounces insults of any religious personalities of any religion. adding that the battiata party is strongly against any ideology that insults order means any sect or religion. let's go live that a new delhi and his ears, poverty metal is there for us. these comments of obviously angered many, many people around the world. how wide spread, though, is anti muslim sentiment there in india? you know, critics have pointed out that the very statements, the b j. p has been trying to distance it, says trauma has called fringe opinions. have become pretty common and fully acceptable by the body because of its mainstream political discourse. there is a well documented history of tom b, j. p. leaders and other comment personalities close to the b, g, b, top ross making inflammatory auntie my or t anti muslim statements publicly and getting away with it. i mean, just a few months ago, at a public meeting, some problem and personalities. again, close to the top leadership at the b j. b. o called for genocide and violence against muslims and, and have gotten away with it. w

some conservative m p said they'll give the prime minister until the next party conference in october to prove he's fit to lead. the prime minister says the focus now should be on the challenges ahead facing the country. soaring energy cost inflation waiting times and medical treatment. the northern ireland protocol, which aims to prevent a hard border off to bricks. it tough decisions for which he'll need his party and public on board. but polls suggest that trust may have gone. charlie angela al jazeera london, sweden's government has survived no confidence nation. the bother to targeting the justice minister over surging crime, threatened to topple the minority government. it was saved by independence, kurdish politician. i mean, they come, abstained. she has previously drawn the eye of perky for speaking in support of kurdish groups. regard as terrorists. turkey has threatened to block sweden and finland native membership. it's over the kurdish issue. now the days of rummaging through junk draws, looking for different phone charging cables on numbers for those who live in the you.

p. said this, that it's strongly denounces insults of any religious personalities of any religion . the party also said it strongly against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion. southern, not free as a journalist, base in new delhi. she says this incident is bringing warrants for national attention to the issue of hate speech in india. the bgp has benefited a lot from mobilization against muslims. but in this instance, there has been an international law right to pay. so in the gulf region, odd, middle east countries have now this issue has now come to their notice. so it's, it's outrageous. so o, 2 days before this has happened to day when no border and another be functionally have been put on suspension. and they will no longer be dead. so 2 days before this happened, the sort of ideological head of the, of the b g b, which is daughters this, she did say we respect or religion. it did, it did not did of testing the waters how walk in. we go with the anti muslim rhetoric without having a blowback. many of them loyal, is this a border there in goes actually are

p said that it strongly denounce his insults of any religious personalities of any religion. adding that the but i t a john to party is strongly against any ideology which insults or demeans any sect or religion. let's go live that of you deli, out there as poverty metal. is there these comments of obviously, and good many people how wide spread is anti muslims sentiment that in india you know, so right now the v g p and the end in gov learned a trying to do damage control the trying to put out statements and reaffirm their belief that you know, all religions are equal, that they respect all religions and they've called these opinions, opinions off french fringe elements. but our critics in india are point out that the actions are too little too late. foster for the 2 leaders in question that the government has now suspended, but suspended one and expel the other held very important rules within the party. one was a national spokeswoman, the other was a top leader in the media division for the party in the national capital over here . and so critics point out that i'll get these, these t

p said they had exhausted all options to stabilize that 8 party coalition, but they couldn't do anything else. and that's why they presented this bill to dissolve parliaments. the 1st stage of a process that will be finished next monday and after the final readings of the bills. israel will go to an election now. yeah, le, pete, he will become prime minister and he's describe the upcoming election as a battle between moderates. a netanyahu linked extremists, he's talking about former prime minister benjamin netanyahu potential coalition partners. netanyahu has been prime minister previously for a total of 15 years. he wants the job back and he sees this election as a way forward for him to do that. but parties again from the right, the left and the moderates, they all say they'll do everything they can to try and keep netanyahu out of town. or mission is to make sure these people don't take power and not to let him cross israel democracy. now the latest poll suggests that netanyahu coalition could, when 59 of the 120 seats up for grabs in the connected, doesn't give them quite an overall

p. andrushkin said that these missiles were in and out of the territory of crimea, they were not ship missiles, which are very difficult to shoot down by means of anti-aircraft fire because the enemy is using these anti-ship missiles. so it is about the fact that their stocks of ship missiles are already decreasing. do you have any information, so we are talking about ships, so of course you are talking about sea -based missiles of the caliber type. and now they are using exactly such tactics missile strikes from the territory of the temporarily occupied crimea, we are talking about bastion complexes, these are onyx-type missiles against ship missiles. by the way, it should be noted that this is a russian weapon, it has never it was actually used in naval battles, and it was used only and now we see this practice being used in ukraine during russia's war in syria, that is, these moments should also be remembered and know that it was not for nothing that at one of the stages of the war against ukraine, the so-called syrian m "clear general dvornikov, i hope that he is already demilitarized some

p. andrushkin said that these missiles were fired from the territory of crimea. eh, since the enemy usesti-ship missiles, so it means that their reserves of

now confirmation came after lucas l p r authority said russian lead forces had entered the ton of this a chance. now as you can see in the map here, it's located on the other side of the river from several to on. yet this a chance had been the last stronghold of ukrainian troops in the republic. talking earlier on all the sar t's ramon coast ref. paul, we are indeed getting information now from the local military authorities in the legacy peoples republic that said, joint forces over russia and l. p. r. have now entered the city of las a chance, and our combat is now taking place on the streets of the town. now we are in reports that they have already taken over one of the mines and other factories there as well. ukrainian forces at the moment, according to reports, are being forced to retreat from this city and the vista latest advance of the joint forces. and the potential loss of the city by ukraine will probably represent a major defeats the entire force of ukraine in this region. in particular, now the city of elicit chance is just one of many towns in this area that were taken ov

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p, as all said i'm on the on on is was up at a more honest with dog or just fema with late on you see global that you do it in the day. so they, this will literally, only they all got the slack will go normal and roll as you put in, you only going up either you, he doesn't know that you're done. us agreeing with rock this bring in the presidential election, this incumbent alexander, vouch, one, most subs a pro, russian. and so gucci is resisting european pressure, refusing to impose sanctions on russia. i wanted to come with the with him on taquila philip, cannot you to be so cynical with one of the functions was good figured out on him, creating the nominees for them to consider it when he quit honesty soon. thanks your to pull it up. mm. thunder. struck after the elections, so be a voted to suspend rushes. membership in the un human rights council. of who teach made excuses about pressure and blackmail. but the subs rebelled and took to the streets with a rallying cry of not on my behalf. the people had not voted against russia. glass on. yeah, i got this for a bit. we had here and

p. i said the only company that was higher was seagen. i never heard of it. >> look at that. >> the one stock that's up last week and now a potential deal. amaz amazing. silvana henao, thank you >>> let's get back to your money and macro markets. we add to thursday's gains on the back of jay powell's testimony on capitol hill. pressing the fed that the economy can slow without reducing inflation >> we will see what happens. we will try to make good judgments in real-time we have to get inflation down to 2% we want to see evidence it is coming down before we declare victory. we would be reluctant to cut >> let's talk about this and more with kiran ganesh at ubs. kiran, welcome to the program. what does it mean to you when the fed chair says we can't fail can we define failure here when it comes to the fed? >> if we look at the fed mandate, they have two things to fail on. inflation and unemployment that's where they are in a bind. it is harder to get inflation down for the fed to come out a winner is a difficult situation i think it is int

p. our authority said russian lead forces had entered the ton of this a chance. now, as you can see in the map here, it's located on the other side of the river from several. i don't yet scar. have now entered the city of this a chance, and jack combats has now taken place on the streets of the town. now we are in reports that they have already taken over one of the mines and other factories there as well. ukrainian forces at the moment, according to reports, are being forced to retreat from this city and visit our latest advance of the joint forces and the potential loss of the city by ukraine will prolly or represent a major defeats the entire force of ukraine in this region. in particular, now the city of elicit chance is just one of many towns in this area that were taken over by the joint forces in the recent weeks. now ukraine, however, ukraine's army ukrainian nationalists are continued to use scorched earth tactics as they are retreating form from all the set sounds. now, hardly any civilian infrastructure is left intact as there finds a bomber. everythin

p jenny said it detected a fault near the suspected origin -- pg&e said it detected a fault near the suspected origin of the blaze. containment was at 65% this morning. rain is forecast to hit the bay area this weekend. let's get to mike nicco. pretty unusual for this time of year. mike: uncommon to have this portent of a storm to go through. it is a one on the storm impact scale and it will bring us light to moderate showers, especially across the parts north bay rich hill briefly reduce our fire threat. let's look at what is going on with live doppler seven, detecting verga across the coast and if you look at that little arc to our north, that is more than likely the radar scanning the clouds and a single level in seeing rain that is not reaching the ground. that never really moves into crescent city. it is the storm that is coming in tomorrow that it's going to bring us the better chance of wet weather. we only need a 10th of an inch to briefly reduce the fire threat. i think you are going to be happy with where this -- when this walls and. if you live south of the golden gate bri

p . sergey, you said that you are not engaged in redeployment, you are not engaged in evacuation, but regarding security component. well, for example, there are people who refuse to evacuate. it is clear that each of their reasons is somehow explained, but heyday also said that, for example, with nitrogen people they refused to evacuate, why did they refuse, it is dangerous, what is the current situation with evacuation, how many routes are there, how dangerous are they? by order, we go to the positions that are allocated to us and where we together with the armed forces fulfill the duties that are set before us by the command . who left lysychansk, this is already a function of the state and what they perform. yes, we can't go there because, well, excuse me, we have our own plots, they are very large and very uh, well, we need them because uh, the enemy will sneak in every day throws up new new-new forces luhansk law defense now fourth month fourth month on the front line without rotation without anything mr. serhiy teroborony now what are your main tasks that we can talk about defeating the m

m a and s p there is said the social democrats are very torn. and even in sweden, we can watch this and see that he is not clear. and i mean, he was now yesterday, but it's still not very german because the german city acting on you know what they say, and they always have. so it was clear, and yet 2 thirds of the speech were devoted to domestic economic issues and social solidarity, which was great to see hesitate. that's the big question. even in sweden waiting for him. let's, let's ask roman why he thinks, chance or shorts hesitates because you to have been observing german politics and foreign policy for a long time. do you think this is his personal leadership style that restrained northern german approach? or is it the legacy of the social democratic party and those ties to moscow and politic that lot just mentioned? or is it perhaps that he's been essentially intimidated by putting scare tactics? i think it's all of those things and i would add one more. i think it's also fear that russia could cut off gas supplies suddenly and germany ec

earlier us defense secretary lloyd austin, said china or the p r c was causing instability with its claim to taiwan and increasing military activity in the region. also stand by our friends as they are pull their rights and that's especially important. as a p r c adoption, more coercive m aggressive approach to which territorial claims for his part, the chinese defense minister said begging would be prepared to invade taiwan in certain circumstances. rule where you were dying guard by tyra. if any one dares to split, tie one from china with you. when we the chinese army, you will not hesitate to go to war. no matter the co flu bound, we will fight to the editor to walk. let speak now to dr. lynn quark. her senior fellow for asia pacific security at the international institute for strategic studies. she joins me from singapore. welcome to d, w. news, asia. we heard some rather tasty comments there from the chinese and u. s. defense chiefs. what's your sense of where this meeting left ties between the 2 countries? thank you for having me, jared. i think the best point to notice that this is

p. stefanishyna. she saidcountries, three countries oppose not two and two not not two, but three, but she didn't specify which ones, but i wanted to ask. and is it only about two or three countries? for example, we have heard statements from france and germany that ukraine is not ready to receive the status, maybe we need to come up with some other entity, are you right? much more and there is no need to point the finger here, there is no need to make a disaster out of the fact that the candidate status will be accompanied by some conditions , because in many countries of the european union they hold their hearts when they understand what is needed to give the status of a candidate to a country that is at war, where it is also at war with russia, and there they mention the 13th and 14th year of the maidan, where did it start with the non-signing of the association agreement when putin rammed yanukovych? well, in addition, they don’t know what the european union will be like how will it work when the countries

p k. k. as i said, as a terrorist organization, or the swedish, or the swedish prime minister said when she spoke to reporters literally a few moments ago, she had every hope that this could be concluded soon. ideally before the summit on the summit happens in just a few hours time on tuesday. and this last minute talks between finland, sweden, the nato secretary general, and present. oh to one of turkey. happened in just the hours before that 11th hour diplomacy. but for a big summit of nature, thank you so much. i had to pull madison james mays reporting from term still had on al jazeera he stands collapses during a bull fighting columbia, killing at least 4 people. and going dark white people in tokyo are being asked to save electricity. ah, the journey has begun. the 34 world carp is on its way to cattle. hook your travel package to day. now the cleanser swirling over the top of the philippines and they might amount to something of interest. the moment that like a loose cluster is clear, the focus

said, what we saw was a kind of fight between 2 people. one referring to an artifact that many believe is actually doing god. and we heard from the spokesperson off the b, j. p. the ruling party in india where she said, well, if you're going to say things that hearts my religion, i certainly can do the same for you. and then she proceeded to say, a series of things which involved the prophet mama in a particularly sort of a jar to sign. we are not adding that sound bite because of how sensitive what happened after it could, however, was not unusual. certainly not in a media landscape where channels are constantly buying for tv moments that can go viral. the comment about prophet mohammed made by b g p spokesperson, looper sharma was clipped up and posted online by a researcher working with the fact checking outlet. so what might the woman's where did was that he watched the debate on times no channel and he recorded it and he put it on us to the timeline that with you went vital and had gone out a few 1000000 views and the very prime anymore. here was to highlight how such a bigoted con was since regularly happening on indian means from media channels and ou

said natasha. we just a truck with maria, missus, wad ye crated m p. who said that she didn't expect that ukraine should get any preferential treatment that they wouldn't leapfrog the others as you say, who, who some, who've been waiting since or 2000 to yes indeed. i mean all the countries in western vulcans, 5 in particular, albania, north macedonia, montenegro and serbia overall been waiting for many, many years of for progress on their candidacy. they were here earlier to day meeting you leaders trying to urge you, lee, just to speak, doc i what they see as negotiations have been dragging on that quite fed up quite frustrated. but i spoke to the head of a montenegrins mission or to the you. he said look, we are all very pleased for ukraine. me very much hope the ukraine a does get counted to see that it is a false tract in this way. we understand why, but do not forget us. do not forget these countries in the western balkans that aspire to be part of the european union. and many officials i here in brussels have said, look, it's very important that

he won the championship p j championship before he said that tradition, integrity is far more important to him and he would never go and play in it's warm and like that. so it's not been the easiest of starts, especially coupled with sports washing allegations as well. okay. well picking up on that p j line, what does this mean for them on this be a big competitor for them? it sounds like it will be. well, absolutely. we only have to look at the numbers. for instance, $255000000.00 is being offered as the post by live for about $25000000.00 per event for the winners of the of the gulf. compare that 50000000 from the p g. s . is a massive difference. now couple that with stories about phil mickelson, one of the legend because being of the $200000000.00 just to leave the pga guy play in the live events. just going to show you the money being thrown around and can they compete? we'll have to wait and see. so the losing key players live is also branding yourself as an exciting new era for golf with shorter games, more t offs. couple events as well. so a little bit more exciting a little bit

one of the gulf is from the p j just in thomas, he won the championship p j championship, for he said that tradition, integrity is far more important to him and he would never go and play in it's warm and like that. so it's not been the easiest of starts, especially coupled with sports washing allegations as well. okay, well picking up on that p j line, what does this mean for them on this be a big competitor for them? it sounds like it will be, well, absolutely. we only have to look at the numbers, for instance, $255000000.00 is being offered as the post by live for about $25000000.00 per event for the winners of the of the golf competitor. 50000000 for the p g. it's a massive difference. now couple that with stories about phil mickelson, one of the legend we go for being off the $200000000.00 just to leave the pga and go and play in the live events. just going to show you the money being thrown around and can they compete? we'll have to wait and see. so the losing key players live is also branding yourself as an exciting new era for golf with shorter games, more t offs. couple event

i said bake 0 or p. j. crowley. as a former us assistant secretary of state, he joins us on skype from alexandra virginia. thanks for being with us here. so how much do you think these revelations increase the pressure on the israeli authorities? well i certain think the visibility does create pressure, you know, primarily on the israelis but also on the palestinians to try to figure out a way where there can be an independent credible investigation to get to the bottom of what happened and who was responsible. i do think that the upcoming biden trip could be a catalyst here to try to find a way to bridge the existing gap. so we get the answers to the questions that are so important. now sharing was a palestinian american, she'd been some other nationality and american. do you think america would be taking stronger action by now? well certainly you know, 10 years ago when i was the assistant secretary of state and, and at the podium, i routinely called, called out occasions where journalists were threatened, beaten,

p. and said this is nonsense, and i think by that point it was too late because so many trump supportersrump to continue forward with this campaign because there is a time where bill barr could have stepped up and came to the plate and said listen, this is nonsense and that he didn't do it, i think there is this idea, we heard from one trump campaign supporter very early on, the famous quote what's the harm of letting him sort of playing around with this and sort of this idea well, let's give him a few weeks, we will calm him down and obviously, that, as history goes, that was a pretty bad prediction how this would play out. >> a number of republicans including bannon and mcconnell, saying the president needed some time to blow off steam and that of course was a mistake. every day of these hearings is based on a theme. tomorrow, day three, is about the department of justice, and trump's effort to get them on board with the big lie, and you heard a little bit from attorney general barr je yesterday, surely will tomorrow, what else are you hearing what the committee will present. >> one of

[applause] jeff: well said, senator p i will never get tired of that story. senator -- well said, senator. i will never get tired of that story. senator ernst, a little change in the question, when you worked with tim scott, what do you want by one's to know about -- iowan know about tim scott >>? >>he has been one of my best friends in the u.s. senate since i was elected and put in office by all you great iowans in 2015. as libby stated, you know, tim is the embodiment of the american dream, and he has worked so hard through his lifetime to achieve a level of success that so many of us look up to in the u.s. senate, and not only is he a dedicated senator and statesman, but he is a true friend and pure of heart. when i was going through so many difficulties a number of years ago, it was tim scott that would pray with me, and it was tim scott that would walk me through some of those dark days, and it was tim scott who took that opportunity when he knew i was in a very hurtful place to invite me to south carolina to a place where i had served in the united state

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with the european union, and started a program of reforms agreed with the european union, and as said by e. p. fonderlyan about 70% of the issues that still need to be resolved and need to be done, she said, in particular, about the rule of law in ukraine, about reducing the influence of oligarchs, she also talked about other important important things, the fight against corruption, she i mentioned separately what the time frame is, now they don't talk about it, we heard earlier about the terms of years, someone said decades, but let's take croatia as practically the last to enter the european union, it applied in 2003, officially it had the status of a member in 2013. so for that country, this period lasted for 10 years, although from the application to the beginning of the backlog process, it took place there. there was such a break for about a year. ukraine can start these accession negotiations much faster, that is, reducing it by several years, but as they say again in brussels , this process is not guaranteed, it can be accelerated, but if ukraine does not act as it has committed, then

. >> reporter: with some %-p, president biden today said he would soon get involved. >> i will do what i can to try to see if we have real progress. >> reporter: the president laid out a series of proposals thursday, including a ban on assault weapons and high-capacity magazines. >> how much more carnage are we willing to accept? >> reporter: but in a narrowly divided u.s. senate, where 60 votes and both party's support is needed, many of the president's proposals are not on the table. assault weapon ban, raising the minimum age, is that on the table in your conversations? >> right now, there aren't the votes in the senate to ban assault weapons, but there may be the votes in the senate to be able to expand a background check system, to help states pass red flag laws for additional mental health funding. >> reporter: as negotiations continue, so does the violence. the attackin tasthea day since frustration continues, too. >> keep my school safe! >> reporter: with student walkouts nationwide from maryland to california, protesting inaction by congress. this week, house republicans state

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p leader about our beloved profit. i've said it repeatedly, india under moody is trampling religious freedoms and persecuting muslims. the world should take note and severely reprimand. india will come on. hider is in islamabad and says it has the potential to trigger new diplomatic tensions. then re enter strong corn, them nation by the buggers. tiny foreign ministry in our statement. great said doug, or what do 100000000 bug it's donny, they're sent emmans, her heart and dad over a 1000000000 muslims around award would be feeling the same way. now. the bugger sony prime minister. going further by condemning the act saying that india under mo, d at ward trembling religious freedoms, persecuting the muslims. and he said that the international community should reprimand more. did government for this act should be remembered that even bugger stones out stead prime minister emron con, raised this issue internationally about islam of phobia. and about hurting the sentiments of there is some, a community to all the worried by a dead,

p. s. coff has said that russia's goals and ukraine will be achieved us regardless of western weapon supplies to care of which he claims will do the country more harm than good but not quite sure. when you're graham, the crane will continue to be packed with weapons. the most modern, i still do not want to talk about these highly undesirable scenarios when these weapons hypothetically used against targets on russian territory. this was significantly changed the situation and an unfavorable direction. filling the country with such weapons, especially motor wonder does not change the parameters of the military operations. the goals of the operation will be achieved, but will bring more suffering to ukraine, which is simply a tool in the hands of those countries to supply weapons. to consider when this comes as the threat of a larger scale war becomes a concern is after ukrainian m p stay to the russian infrastructure is a legitimate target for american supplied weapons. the remarks come after the us agreed to supply advanced rocket systems to keep if we undertake certain obligations, but no one

don't know who voted for what, but looking at the numbers before, they were more numbers, more m p 's you had said they had voted for forest johnson tonight, according to some of the agencies like reuters than have actually voted for him. so i think, you know, we don't know the exact numbers, we don't know who or we don't know exactly who has voted and who hasn't. but remember, people can say i support or is johnson. and then in the secret ballot can do something completely. i mean, you know, you've covered westminster for a long time, so talk us through what, you know, what's the labor thinking right now? but what are they also thinking in the conservative party? is there an obvious person arrived devoris johnson in the port? he would like to replace. okay, so your 1st question, les, but this is the best result they could actually ask for. they want maurice johnson to stay so that they can go into that election and all the way through say, you can't trust this man. he broke the law, he was fined by the police, and he has misled parliament for who could stand against forrest johnson. that of cours

ethiopia, i mean killed 7 suit any soldiers and one civilian as folks and to the sudanese armed forces said a p o p. i killed the prisoners of war and put their bodies on public display as senior. the open official denied the claims decades of tension between the 2 countries of surged in recent months over the disputed border area of alpha ashika . each accuses the other violating its sovereignty. let's bring in here morgan now whose life for us in cuts him. he but tension has been building as we've heard and racing wake. so what's happened this morning while the incident, which was revealed by the for the news on this on late sunday, has increased the tension between sedan and if on monday morning the for the news army launch several military operations against the fuel p. and along the border in particular territory, that's about 250 square kilometers of area that is disputed between if you and then both claiming it as its own. the head of the sovereignty council and the head and the commander of the armed forces, general abdel for the hon, has visited the 1st guy this morning. he is still th