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first, harry fawcett has more from felixstowe port in the east of england. er: the world's largest container ship at britain's largest container port, the everelotte, arrived on thursday and normally would be long gone by now. but strike action by felixstowe's 1900 dock workers has stopped operations. the unite union says a recently increased offer of a 7% pay rise doesn't keep pace with spiraling inflation. it's seeking a double-digit raise that it says would share surging corporate profits, 71 million dollars at last count, more equitably with the workers. >> unfortunately we've yet to be given an offer which we think we can take back and which reflects our members' aspirations. and talking to our members today, which we're in a position to do as you can see, we've had that message sent back to us loud and clear. reporter: felixstowe port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflationary effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers in a national struggle. >> on average for our workers this is

according to the plan of the united nations, the ship was supposed to go to the british port in northern england corn at the berth of the ambassador of ukraine in italy and the city's authorities, our agricultural sector had great expectations for this corn. this ship arrived in italy but italy is a country where products are turned into something else thanks to processing, so we can say that the ship that came to us will feed the whole world with this concern for the whole world europe is cynical analysts say that it covers its interests, and the west remembered the starving peoples of africa only within the walls, reproaching russia for allegedly blocking the exit of ships from ukrainian ports, but as soon as moscow agreed to sign a grain deal in turkey and dry cargo ships hit the open sea. then they began to change course. where are they going actually found out repores, new york. two ships that left ukrainian ports after several months of stay. there they go to turkey with corn, one goes to england, the other to ireland. the rest to italy and china, none of the vessels leaving ukraine are se

first, harry force it has more from felix to port in the east of england. the world's largest container ship at britain's largest container port the ever a lot arrived on thursday and normally would be long gone by now. but strike action by felix. those 900100 duck workers, has stopped operations. the unite union says a recently increased offer of a 7 percent pay rise doesn't keep pace with spiraling inflation. it's seeking a double digit raise that it says would share surging corporate profits. $71000000.00 at last count more equitably with the workers. now unfortunately, we've yet to be given an offer, which we think we can take back in, which reflects our members as ration and talking to members today in which we're in a position that there you can see we've, we've had that message sent back to it's loud and clear felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers international struggle. on average workers, this is an extra 3 and a h

we've, we've had that message sent back to us loud and clear, felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers in a national struggle. and our free trial work is this is next for 3 and a half 1000 pounds in cash to them each year. the action that they're taking now that united is making them take, not having to put this offer to all workers, but the action that united making them take is actually going to take the best part of a 1000 pounds out of their pocket. the question is, how far the effects of this shut down will ripple through the u. k. economy. the port says the effects will be manageable, pointing to the lessons learned during the supply chain. disruption of the pandemic . suddenly, the ever a lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. and some industry analysis suggests other container ship as are already offloading the cargo in europe. instead of the u. k. the union accepts that will be major disruption and says that it could carry out further strikes as it seeks. what it says is a fai

our time. such as solidarity gordon lehman international port workers union leader 50 years recently divorced. well, what can he not sit in englandll, he is establishing contacts with his russian colleagues. he wants to involve them in the entire european strike of port workers. yes, only it is unprofitable for the international mafias to make millions on the eve. therefore, for the role of trade union leader, they chose everyone is ready for a new candidate. hello , mr. leman, i am glad to welcome you on behalf of the port workers of our city on our hospitable russian land, the chairman of the burses. nice to meet you. hello why did they decide to slap him in russia, this is a very problematic two birds with one stone, firstly they eliminate the intractable trade union leader. secondly, everything is blamed on the russian. the mafia, they say, you can’t deal with the russians, you’ll get into trouble again and all that, all the clarity of russia’s movement, mr. these bread and salt. you are our dear guest. this is a russian tradition. you need to eat some bread with salt. strange tradition well done! excellent for eliminating th

ports after several months of stay. there they go to turkey with corn, one goes to england, the other goes to ireland. rest to italy and china, none of the vessels leaving ukraine are sent to yemen, somalia, ethiopia or other countries that, due to famine, are on the verge of disaster. instead, they go where the grain buyers are august 1 in his holds. 26.000 tons of corn were destined for the people of lebanon but the buyer. the ukrainian embassy in beirut suddenly refused to deliver, allegedly due to delays. so i waited 5 months. and, when the ship turned out to be already halfway, he changed his mind, now the ration has anchored at the syrian port tortus, as reported in anticipation of a new buyer, that nothing will reach africa , and the europeans themselves, who, together with ukraine, shed these crocodile tears on starving africa they are trying. now from in difficult climatic conditions, first of all, ensure their own security so that later the same africans can be resold at inflated prices to european countries. now almost 60% of deliveries from ukraine, most of the ships from odessa and the bl

ports after several months of stay. there they go to turkey with corn, one goes to england, the other to ireland.hina, none of the vessels leaving ukraine are sent to yemen , somalia, ethiopia or other countries that, due to famine, are on the verge of disaster. instead, they go where the buyers for grain are, a vivid example of a dry-cargo ration, which was the first from the ukrainian coast, as early as august 1 in its holds 26.000. there the corn they were destined for the inhabitants of lebanon but the buyer. the ukrainian embassy in beirut suddenly refused to deliver, allegedly due to delays. that is 5 months of waiting. and when the ship it turned out already halfway changed his mind now the ration has anchored at the syrian port tortus, as reported in anticipation of a new buyer, that nothing will come to africa so the europeans themselves will help them in this, who, together with ukraine, shed these crocodile tears for the starving africa, they turn out now, from difficult climatic conditions, first of all, to ensure security for themselves by the fact that then the same africans could b

you can see we had that message sent back to us loud and clear felix to port says it was reminded in recent days by the bank of england of the inflation re effects of big pay rises. the port company accuses the union of using the workers in a national struggle. and our free trial work is this is next for 3 and a half 1000 pounds in cash to them each year. the action that they're taking now that united is making them take, not having to put this offer to all workers, but the action that united making them take is actually going to take the best part of a 1000 pounds out of their pocket. the question is, how far the effects of this shut down will ripple through the u. k. economy. the port says the effects will be manageable, pointing to the lessons learned during the supply chain. disruption of the pandemic . suddenly, the ever a lot isn't going anywhere anytime soon. and some industry analysis suggests other containers ship as are already offloading the cargo in europe. instead of the u. k . the union accepts that will be major disruption and says that it could carry out further strikes as it seeks. what it says is a f

port he has wound down a little bit now. but earlier on this afternoon, 7000 england support was packed into trafalgar square to get a glimpse of their heroes, the lionesses and of course, their coach serena of eden. there were even a few more fans who couldn't make it in having got here a little bit too late because this place reached capacity that the players were here, of course, with their trophy, celebrating england women's 1st ever made your honor. and when they left it just over an hour ago, they were given a hero's send off, as you would expect off to such a historic night last night at wembley. and indeed you were there at wembley stadium last night as such a special night for england. do you think england deserved there? when? yes, certainly. i mean low any time these were the 2 best teams in the tournament without a doubt. m. and, you know, germany had only conceded a single goal throughout the entire tournament book before last night's final. and england managed to put to pass them. yes, there was a bit of a controversial referee decision, a penalty shout for germany. and you to handle in, in the 1st half, but fr

. >> celebrations in england after a win by the lionesses in football. ♪ welcome to the program. a ship has left the portessa for the first time in months as part of a landmark deal with russia. it is carrying over 20,000 tons of gra. this is the moment it finally got going. remember, ukraine is known as the breadbasket of europe. many countries depend on it for ain. lebanon is one of them, and that is where it is headed. the green dot is roughly where it is headed. it needs to navigate around min scattered ine the water. >> is a result of effort set up last week. what we have witnessed in odessa is an important starting point. it must be the first of many commercial ships bringing relief to the global food markets. >> the ship set sail from the port of odessa making its way south through the black sea. it is expected to arrive turkish waters tomorrow. then it willake its way out of the strait, finally arriving in the port of tripoli in lebanon. >> this is very important and welcome. we look forwd to the implementation of the deal and resumption of ukrainian exports to customers all around the world. the

into at the extreme heat warning has been dropped for england and wales as well as temperatures fallen below 30 degrees. we've got some fender down ports for the islands of ireland and britain. more showers may sneak into london. here's the 3 day forecast. more clouds floating in that's for sure. on monday there's those showers. maybe even some thunderstorms for you as well. that's going to kick back your temperature to 23, which is where you should be for this something you're thunderstorms, rumbling across the box for a straight on mondays. so it's stumble. your temperature is knocked back a bit as well to 27 degrees. then we've got these waves of atlantic re moving west to east so largely unsettled across europe. we can find some bigger downpours toward eastern poland, southwest ukraine, and central portions of romania dry for spain in portugal and breezy. i should say for the valley, eric says while abuse at 32 degrees, that's a big drop in your temperatures. and off to africa we go, there's been a lot of rain for nigeria and we see that just pulsing its way further toward the west. and now, as we dip toward the south, some big way

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ports after several months of stay. there they go to turkey with corn, one goes to england, the other goes to ireland.to italy and china, none of the ships that left ukraine are sent to yemen somalia, ethiopia or other countries that, due to famine, were on the verge of disaster. instead, they go where the buyers for grain are, a vivid example of a dry-cargo ration, which was the first from the ukrainian coast, as early as august 1 in its trims of 26.000. there the corn they were destined for the inhabitants of lebanon but the buyer. the ukrainian embassy in beirut suddenly refused to deliver, allegedly due to delays. that is 5 months of waiting. and, when the ship turned out to be already halfway changed his mind, now the ration stood at anchor at the syrian port of tortuz, as in anticipation of a new buyer, it is reported that nothing will reach africa, and the europeans themselves will help them in this, who, together with ukraine, shed these crocodile tears for the starving africa, they are now, from difficult climatic conditions, to provide themselves, first of all, to provide supplies with the f

england, where 2 farmers turn safari park. pardon? is this the attractive nature in the driving seat? i was just absolutely astonishing. the life, the port back even the very 1st summer. and i'm again sophia, cynthia taylor, when one by you, me, ring companies revolutionizing the policy. if you think funds in the artificially vision hearing site, you have science, you have a technology firm price, bono jazeera, ah, top us democrats. nancy pelosi touches down in taiwan despite beijing warning that washington will pay the price for her visit. china says its military will carry out targeted actions around the island. ah, hello i, marianna mossey and london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. shock in afghanistan off to the us, kills al guy delita am. and i was a watery on the balcony. of a house in the heart of combo ah, iraq, he can hydro there tells his follow is to leave parliament continue with this in outside. russia's talk, court designates, ukraine's as of regimen to terrorist group. even captured soldiers facing much longer sentences. ah, defying warnings from china and the advice of our own government. you as

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the state brought a sunshine across england and wales again and it was cornwall, port isaac looking stunning move in from the northwest of the uk and by the end of the night, scotland is french into the far north of the island, gives the bed and temperatures by eight to 12 celsius and for saturday morning. saturday was a bit of rain working infant with the front across the north of scotland and can see mist and fog patches in the hills for a time and for the southwards, plenty of sunshine, temperatures in class: 18 for belfast, widely across england and wales in the low 205 but mid 205 and the warm response across eastern areas of england. sunday again, the northwest of the uk which was in the thickest cloud and few patchy showers. further southwards, for most it is a dry day with further spells of sunshine and notice this temperature starting to creep up in 22 degrees in belfast, 25 for cardiff and 27 in london for sunday. looking at the jet stream pattern into next week, this big rich building into the north of the uk and what that does is it because of sinking airaround uk and what that d

ports triggering that flash flooding. so i'll tell you what i think on thursday, the risk of seeing some more flash flooding at toward the southeast of england. next batch of rain runs into wales on thursday. so we're, it's all this heat from england and france, it shift it further toward the east. we'll talk about that in one sec. but 1st, gotta put this on your radar. some rocking storms around northern italy on thursday . now in terms of that heat, let's check out, sorry, 8037 degrees. that's 10 above where you should be. but eventually thunderstorms and those winds will shift around. so that will cool. the atmosphere is stumble, beauty of the day, $31.00 degrees, some showers for turkey's ne bike seat coast and for the other side of the mediterranean, also some showers around northern spain, south west of france, south east of france. that's gonna help with the wildfires, but we need much more and much steadier rain to really call those wildfires some big down ports to be expected in shad capital and jemina on thursday 30 degrees. the high for you. and that weather maker that was in the western cape now shifting into the eastern cape and

england is intensifying every one and you get it once again. it's been record breaking stuff. so for the 2nd day in a row, the english port city of plymouth set in a record at $32.00 degrees and for the republic of ireland, never before for the month of august. have we seen a temperature this high oak park, 31.7 degrees at southwest of dublin, so the peak of the heat coming over the course of the we can both saturday and sunday london, we got you in for 35 degrees. more clouds will float in, i don't think we're going to see any relief until early next week, and by that point, the heat wave will have been going on for more than a week, but of relief. also coming for central portions of spain with this batch of what weather we've got some forest fires, burning high temperatures. here as well. valencia 41 degrees, south of valencia. there is an extreme high temperature wanting as those temperatures cross 40 degrees. showers in storm still locked into the balkans down poor, seem likely for bosnia, serbia, and kosovo. some of that activity pushing into grease and showers never really too far away from it. stumble in the gambia

into at the extreme heat warning has been dropped for england and wales as well as temperatures fallen below 30 degrees. we've got some fender down ports for the islands of ireland and britain. more showers may sneak into london. here's the 3 day forecast. more clouds floating in that's for sure. on monday there's those showers, maybe even some thunderstorms for you as well. that's going to kick back your temperature to 23, which is where you should be for this something you're thunderstorms, rumbling across the boss for a straight on mondays. so it's stumble. your temperature is knocked back a bit as well to 27 degrees. and then we've got these waves of atlantic re moving west to east so largely unsettled across europe. we can find some bigger downpours toward eastern poland, southwest ukraine, and central portions of romania dry for spain and portugal and breezy. i should say for the valley, eric says while abuse at 32 degrees, that's a big drop in your temperatures. and off to africa we go, there's been a lot of rain for nigeria and we see that just pulsing its way further toward the west. and now as we dip toward the south, some bi

for the bulk of england and wales it's been another dried there with lots of sunshine out and about and it looked lovely earlier on in portever see moving across the isle of man into northwest england in north wales too. but otherwise, it's a dry night and for the south with comfortable conditions, temperatures eight to 14 degrees from most tomorrow, very similar day with weather on the cards and dry weather and sunshine and southern areas in the uk and they'll continue to see a mixture of sunny spells and passing showers. in high teens across the north of the country, the warmest parts of heights of 25 or so in eastern england. and next week, when it gets harder, temperatures up to 13 for some. hello, i'm kasia madera, this is outside source. a russian court sentences us basketball star brittney griner to nine years in prison. i made imade an i made an honest mistake and i hope that in your ruling that it doesn't end my life here. the two—time olympic gold medallist was arrested with cannabis oil in her luggage. the us says, she shouldn't be injail. this is a miscarriage ofjustice. the _ this is a miscarriage ofjustice.

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and england football fans finally have something to celebrate 96, the years since they come 3 last one, a major trophy are i the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grain has just left the port of odessa under a deal signed last month. the rezone is a sierra leone flagged vessel. you can see there in the live pictures where carrying, talking about what it's carrying out more than 26000 tons of corn. according to the turkish defense minister, it's final destination will be lebanon. but it's f heading 1st for his thumb ball. john henderson joins us now live from odessa the moment the world has been waiting for. i guess we can say, john, that's right, sammy, this is the boat that everyone has been waiting for, has been a long time coming, but now without coursing through war time, waters waiting to feed the world. it will head from here to assemble, and then on to lebanon. a boat is called the rezone. it was made in 1996 in china, and is flagged in sierra leone. and right now, it is full of grain. we're told corn there, mainly 3 types of drain that are leaving on these 1st 16 ships at corn, wheat, and sunflower oil. so though the president vladimir zalinski of ukraine announced

england. mr eustice said water companies should do more to reduce leakage and help customers use less. four more ships carrying grain and sunflower oil have left portst its exports and try and ease shortages and higher food prices in countries that have depended on them. the ships left odesa and chornomorsk and will travel through the safe maritime corridor to turkey where they'll be inspected. our ukraine correspondent james waterhouse has this report. they continue to move. four isn't many, but these ships still have a corridor to travel through. eight vessels have now made it out in this landmark grain deal, carrying a quarter of a million tonnes. they're inspected at istanbul in turkey before heading on to their final destinations. the most fragile of agreements is holding. ukraine wants its grain to keep flowing out. 20 million tonnes have been stuck since the start of this invasion. 17.5 million more has just been collected. and the sunflower harvest is about to begin. after everything its economy has been through, ukraine needs this deal to work, which is why it's looking to build confidence by telling shipping companies that there's money to

england, where 2 farmers turn safari park, pioneers of bits. the tract is a good nature in the driving seat. i was just absolutely astonishing the life that port back even that very 1st summer. and i'm again, sophia santiago with tv when one by in the ring company is revolutionizing with you think fund an artificial intelligence. hearing site. you have science, you have a technology that price bono jazeera, ah, over at madison and joe had the top stories on the algae 0, the speaker of the us house of representatives. nancy pelosi has been meeting the president of ty, one despite warnings of severe consequences from china. she visited the parliament and described the ireland as one of the most free societies in the world. alex is the most senior us official to visit the self governing island. in 25 years. i delegation came here to send an unequivocal message. america stand with town one. and i, i just hope that it's really clear that while china has stood in the way of taiwan participating and going to certain meetings that they understand, that they will not stand in the way of people coming to taiwan. so the chinese military says it's on high

port of prahovo, dozens of nazi warships are seeing their first daylight since they were sunk during world war ii. many of the warships still have ammunition and explosives onboard. at the historic chatsworth estate in englandorched lawn has revealed broad, ornate patterns in a 17th century garden. the drought isn't just in europe. china's yangtze river is at its lowest level since records began there. the receding river has uncovered the base of a 700-year-old temple that normally appears to float on the water, and a trio of 600-year-old buddhist statues that were once submerged. closer to home, dry conditions across the western u.s. have pushed nevada's lake mead to dangerously low levels and brought to light a host of items, everything from sunken boats to the more grim discovery of human remains. and one more historical note before we go. today marks the 59th anniversary of the march on washington. on august 28, 1963, an estimated 250,000 people marched to the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c. where they heard the reverend dr. martin luther king, jr. deliver his now famous "i have a dream" speech. to commemorate the anniversary, president biden released a statement today, saying quote, nearly six dec

england football fans. finally, i have something to celebrate. and in 60 years since their national cyber last one, the major trophy the 1st ship carrying ukrainian grain has left the port of odessa under an international deal between kia and moscow. the rezone is a sierra leone flagged vessel carrying more than $26000.00 tons of corn. the agreement for a safe passage was broken by the un and turkey as a way to ease a global food crisis. let's take a look at a map now, and you can see that small blinking icon will, that's the vessel sailing in ukrainian waters in the black sea right now, according to the data, which is just about 4 minutes old that sup there. it's, well, it's 8.9 knots on a course of a 126 degrees, and it's, as you can see it's, it's made some split, some good distance away from the port at this point. but ervish defense minister says the final destination is lebanon, or the ship is 1st heading for a stumble, said of course, all blue is live in a stumble. at 1st, let's talk to john henderson. live in odessa and the ukranian foreign minister said it's a moment of relief for the world. how much relief is there? there's enormous relief. if you could see an

england clinging on. a 2—1 lead at the minute. more at the sportsday later. four more ships carrying grain and sunflower oil have left portsthrough the safe maritime corridor towards romania. they then have to be inspected in turkey. two will dock there and the other two will head onto italy and china. our correspondent in kyiv, james waterhouse, has the latest. this is the second convoy to make it through this corridor, through the dangerous black sea where there is the russian navy and thousands of mines thought to be positioned. we are a week into this landmark grain deal, the only diplomatic breakthrough in this war. around a quarter of a million tonnes has made its way out of ukraine's ports for the first time. eight vessels have made it out. there has been one empty ship arriving the other way. ukraine's ambition is for three million tonnes to be shifted every month and for 100 ships to pass through in the same time period. we are still in early days, in a testing phase, but the deal is holding. and as far as kyiv is concerned, this is about building confidence. it's about saying to insurance companies, "look, this i

with england football fans finally have something to celebrate many 60 years since that country lost money. i made a trip. turkey's defense minister says, a ship is set to leave the ukrainian port of odessa with a cargo of corn. it would be the 1st shipment of food to lead ukraine's port. since russia invaded in february, a statement from the minister says the ship will leave for lebanon. a joint coordination center was set up and he stan bill to coordinate export routes. the center will monitor the shipments coming from ukraine's ports where john hendrick joins us on the phone now from the cranium. port, city of odessa johnson news that the 1st shipment of grain is about to leave under this deal. what more do we know for a long time, it was announced on friday, and here we are on monday. but what we know is that the ship is leaving a little earlier than we had expected. given the statements that we had had yesterday from turkish authorities within the scope of the grand quarter, the 1st dry cargo ship will depart from the ukraine, a debt support at $830.00 time local time delivery is poured that is 530 gmc, or in about 28 minutes, we talked to a pilot, one of the ships that is

port. since the invasion. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel: a day of home nations success in gymnastics at the commonwealth games in birmingham, as englandin four gold medals. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. england's women's footballers, the lionesses, have been celebrating with thousands of fans at a huge party in trafalgar square, after their historic victory over germany last night, in the final of the euros. the queen called the team "an inspiration", and the football association says their success will "turbo—charge" the women's game. more than 17 million people saw the match on bbc one last night, making it the most—watched programme of the year so far. our sports correspondent natalie pirks has ourfirst report on a momentous moment. when the bar has thrown you out, but the party shows no signs of stopping. the lionesses had no desire to stop dancing today, they were too busy revelling in these golden moments. it actually began many years ago, but even six games back, most in the country did not know these women's names. it? so back, most in the country did not know these women's names. # so good, so nood, know th

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