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lester >> keir simmons back in moscow tonight, thank you. >>> a major development this evening as backlash continues against the school police force in uvalde, texas, almost five months after a gunman killed 19 students and 2 teachers at robb elementary school. priscilla thompson has details. >> reporter: tonight, the uvalde school district is suspending its entire police sing it made the decision after recent developments have uncovered additional concerns with department operations. >> they finally did the right thing. >> reporter: kimberly rubio has been fighting for accountability since her daughter lexi, 18 other children and 2 teachers were gunned down at school >> my children are still in the school district i want to feel safe. i want to feel heard, and i don't right now. >> reporter: the district did not cite a specific reason for today's suspension or say how long it will last it comes just days after the release of body camera footage obtained exclusively by cnn from the day of the massacre >> if my son had been in there. >> yeah. >> i would not have been outside >> reporter: sh

thank you very much. indeed, andrew simmons outside 10 dining street. well, let's go back to that speech that tuition act made shortly after meeting king charles the 3rd to be officially appointed as the new prime minister of the united kingdom. so like promised to focus as under was expanding on the u. k. economy. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come. but you saw me during cove, it doing everything i could to protect people and businesses with schemes like furlough. there are always limit more so now than ever but i promise you this. i will bring that same compassion to the challenges we face to day. let's go back to under simmons as outside 10 downing street, andrew, one of the things that struck me in the speech that he was making that a m, a one got a sense that said, i was attempting to take responsibility for things that had happened. he acknowledged that as he said, mistakes had been made, not born of ill will or intention, but mistakes had been made. b

but andrew simmons has been covering that forest in london. andrew, thank you. germany is hosting a conference and rebuilding ukraine after russia's invasion, the president of the e commission that attacks by russian forces on infrastructure are pure acts of terrorism is estimated. it will cost at least $200000000000.00 to repair ukraine's infrastructure. well, in the early days of russia's invasion of ukraine, append became a symbol of resistance. now, as mohammed jungle reports, reconstruction efforts are underway to bring life back to the heavily damaged city . here in the air pin which sits just outside keys and stands as a symbol of ukrainian resistance. you can still very clearly see the massive levels of devastation that this war has brought upon this country. it's been months since russian forces withdrew from the city. and yet, apartment complexes like this one still lie in ruin. that's because government money is largely going to the military right now. and it's also why residents associations here are putting up signs on the sides o

and andrew simmons is there for is the political fallout continues. of course. can the prime minister fav her job? well, every one is sir, placing different sorts of bats on that one. will it be a long time? will it be a short time? the majority think she's definitely going to be going. the question is, when an hour what's happening here in westminster is a flurry of rumors of unprecedented proportions. it has to be said, this place when it comes to backstabbing and plotting some people in there, make it an art form. and what's happening now is it is an array of attempts to ease this prime minister out or, or pull her out screaming. that's basically how it law lives at the moment. but essentially what trust is trying to do her tactics are to try and buy time. and that is why we have a chancellor who is from the center of the party and not the right. and he is basically turned all of her policies over reverse. i mean, completely the reverse, the, the polar opposite can in actual fact she really has a plan now that resembles her opponents in the leadership race, w

andrew simmons has moved from london. so another chancellor has moved into 11th downing street, jeremy hunt, the force in only a 100 days and a situations that extraordinary in british politics right now with less trust the prime minister, having only served for just over a month, fighting for her political life. why? because she promised what, perhaps she could not deliver simply because the markets don't agree with what's going on. there's no proof that the money can be paid back the money that she wants to use for tax cuts. and so we've had to you turn so far, but now something much bigger than that because the markets and are waiting on what this new chancellor has to say. he's working the weekend, the treasury offices trying to work out a means of cutting back in many areas and trying to give in some others. but really he's going to overturn the whole of what his trust was promising all along. it's very clear that's going to happen. he did give tacit support in his round of media on saturday morning. but in essence,

john hall outside the bank of england in london, less crossover to andrew simmons now in westminster list stresses entire economic policy completely reversed sandra, as jonah said, they're good news for the market, but bad news for her. can she hold on to her job it's question of time whether it's short term or long term is still unclear. books, as jenna was saying is not just the fact that the whole of her package of tax cuts, economic growth has gone out of the window. but not only that, this sir, allowance for. busy the energy bills of millions of u. k. people are going, being rolled back from 2 years to 6 months, is really catastrophic for her politically because it was the one thing she had up her sleeve. it was the one thing that was outside all the u. turns it was even remarked upon by jeremy hunt himself when he took off the job as being a positive when the other was was, was a fast track, badly thought out set of tax cuts. so now she's gonna have to fight. and even more so than of the we can when she was in checkers the country retreat, working out her tactics, she's trying

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out as he was under simmons as me. they will to make it as fast and efficient as possible, but they have raised the ball with a number of votes each company has to get us. it's a minimum of a 100 votes. i'm so that means that technically the could be 3 candidates are going through, but it's more likely to be to it might even be wall if the conservative m. p 's come to the viewpoint that the has to be a unity candidate. now can we bring the factions together? russian appointed officials in the annexed ukrainian regional. her saw nar renewing calls for civilians to leave. it comes as keeps forces, press towards the strategically important southern port city. your leaders meeting in brussels are trying to find solutions to the energy crisis. gripping the block several countries of voice frustration with germany's refusal to kept gas prices. security forces in charge of open fi on an anti government protest. as kidding up the 60 people balance broke out at the demonstrators barricaded roads and torch, the routing parties h

we've seen the traffic jams of young men fleeing the country to avoid it keir simmons spoke with some who have left >> reporter: tonight, as russia's president putin attempts to force ukrainians into capitulation with deadly drone strikes, he is under pressure at home, with many russian men deciding to leave we traveled to kazakhstan to meet some of the thousands who came here to escape the partial draft. >> i don't want to kill people. i don't want to die. >> reporter: with their possessions on their back, these men, not wanting their faces on camera. this is the bag that you left russia with >> yes. >> reporter: just this >> yep. >> reporter: dimitri, not his real name, is homeless and heartbroken. >> i feel very sad about it because i feel a connection with my motherland. >> reporter: you love your country. >> of course of course i love i love russia. >> reporter: we met a group of russian artists putting on street performances as a thank you to the people of kazakhstan for welcoming them alexander's friend got his draft papers, and they decided to leave that same day, just grab an

the russian leader has never faced such pressure lester >> keir simmons in moscow tonight thank you. >>> and these are also anxious days in iran the weeks-long anti-government protests only seem to be growing with oil workers now joining in we get the latest from nbc's ali arouzi, the only western broadcast journalist in iran >> reporter: protests and violence continue in iran, where for weeks demonstrators have been taking to the streets, erupting into anti-government slogans. iranian security forces and militia clamping down, firing shots and tear gas, beating back protesters today workers at refineries joined the protests, sparked by last month's death of 22-year-old mahsa amini, taken into custody by the morality police for failing to fully adhere to the country's strict dress code she died three days later. officials deny any wrongdoing and claim she died of a pre-existing condition. the flames of anger show no signs of ebbing, as international condemnation grows against iran as several governments discuss sanctions. the uk is joining the u.s. in sanctioning senior security offi

the new leader will be knowing within a week, under simmons reports from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the near milltown with the markets. nearly all her on funded plans for tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore slaten to his majesty the king to notify him that i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. whom doing started last friday. she'd sectors finance minister, kwasic quoting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't recovering on the cost of government boring was still going up to say a nervous trust walked out on question. instead of going to say, oh no, you 5 minutes in came political, heavyweight jeremy hunt as new chancellor, trashing virtually all of the trust plans, saving billions of dollars and calming the markets. he cannot make trackability. ah, the next day she was confronted by opposition. labor leader kiss

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andrew simmons al jazeera london aaron's government has a fire at the even present in toronto has been brought under control. gunshots will also heard video showed smoke rising from the jail where many political prisons are held iran in state media, se clashes broke out between inmates and guards, and riots has started a fire. and it comes as protests against iran's government and to a 5th week despite a crackdown by security forces is now been a month since the funeral of 22 year old master armine. she died in custody of iran's so called morality police. after being detained in teheran, a death is trigger the most intense unrest in the country. in decades. people in several us cities have be marching in solidarity with iranian women. how did your gastro was one of the protests in washington dc? i all of these marchers in solidarity with several 100 in washington are headed to capital. see them carrying you run flag as well, photos of my sanity. and their message here is that they sandra a lot of energy nationally after vice president joe biden said yesterday. and something in writing

and you simmons reports from london financial and political chaos, a prime minister refusing to quit. but the u. k media aren't alone in st. time is up for liz. trust, her sacking of her chancellor and friend quasi quoting on friday, and her dismal performance in a news conference afterwards failed to calm the market. i now at rest with the new occupant of the chancellor's office at number 11 downing street, jeremy hunt, to turn things around on his 1st morning in office. he was critical of what trust has done so far was a mistake to cut the top rate of tax at a period when we were asking everyone to make sacrifices. and it was a mistake to fly blind and not to back up. the economic plans that were announced with an independent forecast from the office for budget responsibility. while hunt says he supports growing the economy. he's talking of increasing some taxes. the only cuts will be on some of the spending. ministers and party grandees would normally look to number 10 for solutions and tactics. not now. it's number 11, jeremy hunt, the 4th chancellor. in a matter of a 100 days, he

keir simmons is in moscow where he spoke exclusively with a top russian official >> reporter: less than five days since the explosion damaging that key bridge linking russia to crimea, russia's security service arresting eight people here, releasing a picture they say is the truck that carried explosives from ukraine. the russian president today calling the ukrainians terrorists. president biden overnight describing president putin as a rational leader who acted irrationally in ukraine. i put that to russia's deputy prime minister. >> president biden describes president putin as a rational actor who's made a miscalculation [ speaking in non-english >> reporter: i don't know what president biden is talking about, he said we see that our president makes his decisions based on the country's security, he told us. alexander novack was part of negotiations with opec plus countries that resulted in a cut to global oil production that could push up prices at the pump a move seen as a snub to president biden who made that controversial visit to saudi arabia asking them to increase oil production

andrew simmons al jazeera sophia latvians have cast their votes and parliamentary elections with exit polls predicting a win for the center. right. you knew unity bought your prime minister, chris janice collins, the elections been strongly influenced by roches invasion of ukraine. the popularity of the opposition harmony party, which is pro moscow, has been in decline. it's expected that it gets a much lower share of the vote. and the 20 percent it had in 2018 latvia has been a key voice in pushing the european union to stand against russian expansionism. iranian american has been held in iran's even prison for nearly 7 years. has been allowed a one week follow. simeon nama zia, was convicted on espionage charges, but washington has called baseless his father. bohaman embassy was also convicted on charges of collaboration for the hostile government lockers been allowed to leave or run to received medical treatment. according to the united nations, students from some iranian universities are holding a sit in following the death of masa omni, bear accusing the government of suppressing

while andrew simmons is in london, and he's joining us now, andrew, these things are very often carefully kept choreographed as tell us what's going to be happening in the next few hours. well steeped in tradition and carefully choreographed, as you say. and a process is getting familiar to the british public. this is, this is the 3rd prime minister in a matter of 50 days of what we'll see. first is a cabinet meeting. we'll see some arrivals already. james, cleverly with foreign minister and also a ben wallace. the defense minister just got in saying absolutely nothing that they're all gathering for that final address from list trust, a shortest term in british history. as a prime minister. what will she say is not known? it will be brief, one would think, and there would be a pretty tame and a sad atmosphere around that table. i would think people wondering whether or not they're going to be in the line up for the new the she soon, neck cabinets which will know about possibly later on on tuesday. but the next process will be within the hour. an address here in downing street at the lecte

andrew simmons al jazeera, sophia, eli results for elections and bosnia herzegovina show, reformists and moderates, winning the cro at and both in the in presidential states the vote was held to elect 3 members of the she had presidency plus parliaments. the serbian seats remains unclear with both candidates, claiming victory. israeli forces have killed 2 palestinians in the occupied west bank. it happens during a ride of the jollies on refugee camp north of ramallah. israel says its soldiers opened fire off to palestinians trying to random with thick ha bonita, abraham is live in ramallah in the occupied west bank. and what more can you tell us about this? right? we are standing here near the angela's own refugee camp. where is really forces shots at a car that's had 3 palestinians. it later said that 2 of them were killed and the 3rd was arrested. now according to these really posters, they say that these really a soldiers there suspected that these 3 men were planning to do an attack against it. soldiers that were reading the camp. but in the history of attacks by palestinians aga

keir simmons in moscow.e than the past few years. that is due to the general return to normalcy after two years of covid. we have dr. natalie azar with us. dr. azar, good to see you. break this down for us. why are doctors concerned this year will be more severe than the past? >> i know, guys. good morning. it is always difficult to predict what kind of a flu season we will have here in the united states, but experts often look to what's going on in the southern hemisphere to give us a little bit of a lens into our season. unfortunately, and particularly australia had the worst season its had in the last five years. it peaked early and it peaked quickly. we typically peak between december to february here in this country. that is why experts are concerned if we peak earlier, we could see flu circulating in the next couple weeks. guys. >> dr. azar, with so many folks locked in their homes over the last couple years, that meant they were neglecting the flu shot. who is most at risk this season? >> that's right

andrew simmons live in london. they're well less trust has had a turbulent time as you k prime minister, just 17 days into her premier shape. the government unveiled a tax cut in many budget to be paid for by a massive increase in borrowing. the most controversial element was the abolition of the 45 percent talk rate of tax for the highest honors. the pound immediately plunge, falling to its lowest level again, c, u. s. dollar. the bank of england was forced intervene, and by a government bond to try to establish economy just 10 days after announcing it the now former chancellor quasi cor tang did a you turn on the abolition of the 45 percent talk rate of time saying we get it, he lasted in the job for a total of $38.00 days, the 2nd shortest tenure of any chancellor in the u. k. while stephen barbara is the professor of global affairs at regent's university in london, he says, the new chancellor is now the dominant figure in this trust is government. we have economic chaos political cast to an extent, and it's sel

andrew simmons al jazeera london, russian forces have bomb. several towns that ukrainian forces have seized in the southern harrison region. in quite a military told al jazeera expect it suspects the russian attacks are to secure air defense points and ammunition depos, but not to advance. several russian soldiers also surrendering on the harrison front. meanwhile, ukraine is shot down in iranian night. drone on the southern front running officials continue to deny they are supplying tries to russia. shall stratford has more from one recapture village and hare san. this is one of dozens of villages in the kennesaw region that recently has been re taken control of by ukrainian forces in this very successful counter offensive towards the occupied city of care. so on, as you can see, the level of destruction is extreme. now we've seen a few civilians coming back inspecting what remains of their homes trying to rebuild them, but by large, this area is very quiet. we've heard what sounds like ot coming in out coming shelling in recent hours. but what's interesting, we've spoken to ukraine

andrew simmons alger 0 downing street. what city can is mayor of london, man, a former mp with the opposition labor party. he says, a general election is now essential as possible in a parliamentary democracy to change the leader of your party, the incumbent, and stays prime minister without corridor election. margaret thatcher hungered over to john major without general election attorney blair handed over to golden brown without a general election. a david cameron handler was to resume without general election . you can do once. so abortions for his children are less trust new ones. you can do twice. well, his trust came into office declaring her determination to deliver unprecedented growth in the end though the record she'll be remembered for is the shortest ever tenure as prime minister of the u. k. britton's longest serving prime minister was sir robert walpole, but only was he the 1st prime minister of great britain, 14 years after england's union with scotland. but he was there for just short of a colossal 21 years.

andrew simmons al jazeera london, now runs governance says a fire that broke out, and the evan prison and terran has been brought under control. gunshots were also heard, and video showed smoke rising from the prison, where many political prisoners are held. iranian state media says clash is broke out between inmates and guards and then riots had started. a fire on this all comes as protests against ron's government into their 5th week. now, despite a crackdown by security forces, it's been a month since the funeral of 22 year old lhasa mini. she died in the custody of her on so called morality police. after being detained and terran, her death has triggered the most intense unrest in the country. in decades. miss rosetta has more now on the prison fire from tara. it was about 10 a. p. m, local time, into round, when the fire started in, in prison. so based on their blazes and the smoke that was rising above the prison, we can say that it was quite a big one. so right after the fire, there were several gunshots and also the exclusion like songs at the herds and, and, and, and we see t

andrew simmons al jazeera sophia, the killing of a to the palestinians during a raid by israeli forces of sparked outrage and occupied west bank. 16 other palestinians were arrested overnight. rates were carried out in march. i was on the refugee camp north of ramallah. israel says its soldiers opened far off the palestinians. try to ram them with their. com is abraham reports from jonathan. this is the street where the incident took place. witnesses here tell us that the israeli forces sought at the car that had 3 palestinians, killing 2 of them, and enduring the 3rd. many palestinians here say that this is called an extra judicial killing. one of the neighbor told us that he was waking up why the sound of heavy shooting. he said that no ambulances were allowed, then, before his railey forces, the rest of the men checked lot her food. in the marks, on my call from the men's court, they probably were scared to see the soldiers. maybe they couldn't control the car . the soldiers were too quick to shoot this as the morning house for the 2 palestinians, the father of one of them, the fath

andrew simmons or joseph's not from dining street, and it's very much that isn't it. resignations from the old government, perhaps, and new appointments to be made? well, he's following a well trodden course for a new prime minister. first of all, over to the house of commons, as the new office he'll use for some major decisions and, and preparing for various appearances in the house of commons. he has taken some resignations already. and one of those from jacob brings marg. a key figure in the he r g, the european research group to the right to the party, very much i, a follower of liz, liz trust, and also the former prime minister for us, johnson. he's out, he went to his own accord. he was called su neck, a socialist, which was not regarded as being very nice and that didn't do any favors. now he's here now and he will be announcing appointments. the speculation about that already james, cleverly a foreign minister in is trusses government. the word is that he may stay or that would be an olive branch, gesture to his thinking on the right of the party. and he is regarded as being a

and will simmons reports from sophia? no clear winner? no surprise. instability is the result in this election. boy co boris of center, right? party one most votes. if he manages to get a coalition together, he says policy would remain pro european. oh, got it that other brother al gary and needs to be very clear, finn and precise on where it belongs in the european union. and nato carol pet coffee center is succeeded. boris offers prime minister. but his popularity waned. partly because of his hard line on russia and his messaging didn't get the support he needed, they're making a choice between her. our politics and transition were corruption. that was part of the brand. we bulgaria or i knew completely reform transparent, growing bulgaria. it was only last year that anti corruption protests brought down, bristles government after mobile a decade in power. his administration faced a 120 allegations of corruption from an e. u prosecutor. despite this brozowski core support stayed intact, mainly among older voters. many of them living out

andrew simmons, alger 0 downing street, a full rece is lifeless. now in london, south pole, and who are the the front, ron has then to succeed. liz truss. well has him some fin familiar names from the leadership contest that really just feel like it's ended to elect less trust at some 6 weeks go richie sooner. the former chancellor who finished 2nd to less trust in that's competition, appears to be the front runner at the moment. add them as penny mordant, who was the 3rd in that contest. and now it seems, boris johnson, the former prime minister, you left office just 6 weeks ago or so could be about to make the quickest come back in british political history. now what are the pros and cons of each of those? well, soon i may be seen to be a safe pair of hands in the current economic crisis. i hate to pitch in the leadership election over the summer. was pretty much the opposite of the policies that have been so disastrous for liz trust. and penny mordant, may be seen as someone who would be less divisive in the policy at which could be important as

andrew simmons, he's in london right now. and andrew obviously this morning continues to be a scenario of who's in the cabinet and who's not yeah, 11 sacking zack cabinet meeting has just ended stability, continuity, and unity. the key words that service new prime minister has outlined as being his priorities. and certainly the stability question is more or less answered by keeping gera, jeremy hunts in position as finance minister. and he's calm the markets and hopefully are the prime ministers, hoping that markets will stay calm as they continue to work out how they're going to make saving something in the excess of $40000000000.00 has to be found to try and fill the economic black hole um, in terms of other appointments, james cleverly is foreign minister. he was embarrassed. johnson supporter, so that is definitely covering ground of trying to bring in some unity. also been wallace who is voiced some support for johnson and the pastor ben wallace is the defense minister. he keeps his post, and so those 2 are not both trus

andrew simmons alger 0 downing street. you as president joe biden there said trust was a great partner on international cooperation. a ball park for his president emanuel macaroni has expressed sadness that her resignation, nelson france as a friend of the british people wishes possibility. and in this context of war intentions are the energy crisis. it's as important, great britain starts out again on the part is political stability and that's all i wish. for example, on a personal level, i'm always sad to see a colleague, louise, and i hope that stability will come back. ah, at least 60 people have been killed in almost 300 injured after security forces. open fire on protest is demanding a quicker transition to democratic rule. violence broke out after demonstrators barricaded roads and torch the government's party headquarters in the capital. in jemina. police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse crowds. the country has been on edge since the death of president interest derby last year there's been resistance t

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and you, simmons is live 1st in west, mr. andrew hunt has been outlining these, these new plans. what kind of reaction are we seeing? well, the reaction there's, you've been watching an intense morling of the chancellor noise, a vicious way, but intense in, in, in a way that's the blue is actually stands out. because the enormity of this financial crisis is clear to see when you listen to so many figures asking why did list trust do this? why did she get rid of finance minister and chancellor as it's known in the u. k. at why did she do that? and why did the whole situation crash in the way did, and it's evident to everyone that the mistakes were made. miscalculations were made and really a colossal amount of damage has been done to the economy of the u. k. and everyone is seems to be agreed on that. it's just the language they use. now. as far as the new chancellor is concerned, jeremy hunt, he made an outline a before he went through his his whole new effectively. it's a, it's a fiscal statement that's come early designed to reassure the markets that's already had an effect bec

andrew simmons alger 0 downing street. so the car is mayor of london and a former mp with the opposition labor party. he says a general election in the u. k. is now essential as possible a parliamentary democracy to change the lead of your policy, the incumbent, and stays prime minister without corridor election. you know, margaret fletcher handed over to john major without general election. you know, tony blair handed over to quote and brought without a general election a david cameron has i was to resume without general election. you can do once. so abortions, bristo's nationalist, trash can do once you can do twice or march of the quarter as a labor m p. she says the possibility of boris johnson, the becoming prime minister again, is unacceptable. it would be the worst that could happen to the british people and for my constituents in back to faith or say, he also disgrace the office of prime minister and when we are democracy. and i have to say, what does it look like if we allow people to just come back into politics

andrew simmons reports from london . this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she calls the near milltown of the markets, nearly all her on funded plans with tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore, spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party who's doing started last friday. shoot sector finance minister closet courting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't recovering on the cost of government borrowing was still going up to say a nervous trust walked out on questioning. i'm going to say, well, if i minute in came political, heavyweight jeremy hunt as new chancellor, trashing virtually all of the trust plans, saving billions of dollars and calming the markets, he cannot make credibility. ah, the next day she was confronted by opposition. labor leader. kiss darma for the 1st time, she seemed to be defined. i am a fi

her chancellor, who is by the way or one nation, tory under simmons in london. thanks very much for the updates. let's move to ethiopia. our government forces has captured 3 towns in the northern t gray region. the government says a strategic town of shire, along with matter and corum were taken without fighting their binaries. the pin foreign ministry says it's all ready to work with humanitarian organizations to ensure aid is delivered to areas controlled by. it's all me, well, fighting between pro government forces integrated rebels resumed in august, both sides the keys, each other of breaking a 5 month truce, covered in his r as a member of ethiopia, parliament, and an assistant professor. all social anthropology, an artist at the university enjoys me now from the capital, and mister t, as i could have you with us live on al jazeera, you off on the government benches, you are a sitting and p. so i have to really ask you as far as your concerned is a peace process or talks even possible, despite the ongoing conflict that where seeming to report from in the n

andrew simmons al jazeera london restrictions on movement had been placed on 2 districts in uganda. an attempt to contain the spread of the vote, a boat of iris in the country. uganda officially declared an outbreak of the virus in september. at least 19 people died. uganda present, however, seventies, as people won't be allowed in or out of the affected areas and will be an overnight curfew. bars at gyms and places of worship will be closed for 3 weeks. will aid workers in nigeria struggling to which hundreds of thousands of people displaced by floods? the oil producing region is the latest now to be had by flooding its already devastated northern central and eastern parts of the country. i'm an interest reports from attorney, one of the worst affected areas in san the nigeria. 2 weeks after a family member was swept away by the flood. the edges are still waiting for the water to recede, so they can bury the, even after no thunder was due at a very low flow from the level of water. here, it could be at least a week before they are able to do that. many other families are waiting fo

andrew simmons, alger 0 downing street, a poll rece has more from london on boris johnson's possible. come back. what we know so far? what pays to be the case is that johnson is flying back from a holiday in the caribbean. he's gathering support as he's gathering donors for a campaign run by the same thing that help went in the 2019 general election as a, as a walk top group. around the back boris campaign, he seems to have around about 40 m pays in, supported him. so far it does need to reach the threshold of a 100 m p. 's. if he's going to stand in this pilot. now there is a ongoing investigation into far as johnson about obligations. eli to parliament over parties held during lockdown, given his shots part of the past. that's unlikely it's put him off. and then even though his, his don't like him in his party and there are many of them may be swayed by the fact that he does seem to be an electro asset. he's got this sort of old, well, the, are the critic air about him. but with what used to be called the common touch, essentially he appeals to working class voters, even though he's

and her simmons reports from sophia. steve honesty, carol pet cough took on russia within a few months. he paid the price. his coalition government brought down a vote of confidence. and pet cough says russian influence here goes hand in hand with corruption. mike in macon, i can tell you, russia would have 0 in one country. you bo garrett bullet children up there up. that is. so what if, what if country it will corruption? and what i'm trying to say to all the the national years and of all garen boulders and he's been our fight against corruption, is the fame fight i gave for any one. when he was prime minister, pet cough refused to pay for russian gas in rubles, the supply line, carrying 85 percent of the country's energy needs was cut off. peck offset about finding alternative gas supplies. and opening up a pipeline between greece and bulgaria was a start. but it couldn't stop a tax from the likes of boy co boris of a former prime minister who has an 11 year leadership record. he lost pow after anti corruption protest

andrew simmons there for us in london. at least 60 people had been killed in an ass strike either me and mar military in the northern catch in states. the victims were asked and event celebrating the anniversary of the catch an ethnic groups political wing. as go straight to tenure, chang, who's in bangkok for us, tony? what more do we ne we understand that this was a celebration taking place at about 9 p. m. local time. last night. 3 men, my air force jets attacked. what appeared to be this, a big festival. several celebrated kitchen singers were on stage at the time we understand, they are included in the fatalities. this took place and can see village in park and township. an area which is famous for its jade mining is very difficult to get precise information. although the, that the number of fatalities has just been confirmed to al jazeera by a former m p who's, who's in the area at the moment. that, that area has there been a lot of resistance to the military coup. the, the kitchen independence army had been fighting

andrew simmons al jazeera sophia, yeoman's warring sides of fail to reach an agreement to extend a nation wide ceasefire. both sides blame each other for allowing the deal to expire. and the un calling for talks to continue the you and help broke the truce in april. and it's been renewed twice. the pause and fighting has been the longest in the 8th year war. the conflicts kill hundreds of thousands of people and created what the you and calls the world's worst humanitarian crisis. advantage. devonie is a communications and advocacy coordinator andre yemen. she says the truth gave emily's hope for peace. children who goes to school, they are not afraid of planes anymore, because he means in the last 6 months that every time they hear a plane, there were scare thinking that a bomb will happen. but if we don't have the tools again, the children will have their, their life affected forever. they cannot access to education. and so they need me as a tutor going house at the school. so having the next generation of yemen, not being afraid, not running, running from the war, and having the right

andrew simmons alger 0 downing street. what city can is mayor of london and a former mp with the opposition labor party. he says, a general election in the u. k. is now essential as possible a parliamentary democracy to change the leader of your party, the incumbent, and stays prime minister without corridor election. margaret fletcher handed over to john lady without general election. no. tony blair handed over to golden brown without a general election. a david cameron handler was to resume without general election . you can do once so portions boisterous. now police trust new ones. you can do twice or don't book. i was a former speaker in the you case, house of commons and tory party and p who fell out with the bar is johnson leadership. he says, thursdays, confusion and parliament sealed trust his faith was just frankly, industrial teaching in the government's maj. proceedings of the house didn't know whether a bank was a competent want to call that essential the final straw. just as far as john's months about whether

under simmons joins us now from downing street. we had the state and they take us through andrew, who will process the process now of getting yet another prime minister for britain . yes indeed. or jake perry, the conservative chairman and graham brady, the or at the 1922 committee chair at half m. outlined how they will do this and that basically, they want to make it as fast and efficient as possible that they have raised the bar of a number of votes. each candidate has to get is it's a minimum of a 100 votes. and so that means that technically the could be 3 candidates are going through, but it's more likely to be to it might even be worn if the conservative and peas come to the viewpoint that there has to be a unity candidate. now can we bring the factions together? some feel as unlikely, but there is a great need for speed because of the whole situation being so critical with the markets and with the need to get to october. the 31st for the fiscal review, which will put things into us a solid place with the way forward in term