general had to give his advice on whether peter dutton was a liberty to sit in parliament that was turmel as a main rival and then that was also to allow in the leadership spill went ahead just before lunch and. it was a three way race between peter dugan scott morrison and julie bishop as the foreign affairs minister julie bishop didn't make the the first round of the ballot and she she had to withdraw after the first round and left it between scott morrison and peter dunne and scott morrison won the day about forty five votes to forty a lot of big margin you have to say it isn't a slim margin of course or yeah it is the margin what can you tell us about our scott morrison australia's new prime minister where does he want to take the country. well in many ways it's very similar to scott to a good turn what is greater sense that they they share the same sort of political thinking they're much the same on climate change and energy policy well they are. more isn't done to support dark immigration in australia and that's quite a political quite a controversial issue here but they're much the

for prostitutes for example in peru and ecuador which many venezuelans don't have because of the turmel in their country and we've actually seen a scene a tightening of those borders in brazil which says it's now sending troops to the border town where recent clashes occurred how explosive is the situation. well these troops that will be sent out on monday are supposed to drive in as well and out of these improvised cons like the one that was attacked on saturday but we do believe that these riots will become more common as we seize in zero four we are increasing in the region we saw protests in ecuador earlier this this week asking the government to solve the situation because many fear that venezuelans will be taking over they jobs they do i agree to earn lower wages than the locals and we have seen some petty crimes and this has become a reason for many to believe that venezuelans will be turning their towns into a more insecure place and we do see that the situation in the bordering towns everywhere is becoming worse ophelia hunza ruthie joining us from bogota thank you authorities

in eight years after malcolm turnbull was dumped by his party and replaced by scott morrison the turmel says he will quit politics in the coming weeks forcing a byelection government has a majority of just one seat. the coalition air strike near a camp in yemen has reportedly killed at least thirty one people including women and children both the media says it happened in one day the province says rebels were launching missiles from the area a judge in uganda has ordered urgent medical treatment for arrested opposition leader bobby wine who says he was beaten in custody but the pop star turned politician will be back in court on treason charges within weeks. nearly a million people remain displaced from their homes in the southern indian state of carola recovers from the worst floods in a century many now questioning whether the disaster could have been avoided and as andrew thomas reports from the town of karbala some blame overdevelopment and the mismanagement of reservoirs. hundreds of people have died more than a million fled their homes but how that trial was carolyn's disaster the

governments that carry on like this where there is an elected prime minister toned down turmel who. is punished by the by who's the people hated the people think we want to elect a government. we will elect a government with a prime minister choice and then we should leave that person. so unless there's some remarkable circumstantial countervailing events you have to expect that the government of this government will be punished pretty heavily at the next election for exactly that reason for this division all right to peter in town breath thank you very much for your time sir. all right time for a short break here now just about when we come back a desperate journey across the border but thousands of venezuelans crossing over to brazil are not welcome on that stay with us. we've had some other lively shall is extending from the great plains down into southern parts of the u.s. and in the process of making their way out of the way still want to storm say just around the southern plains he's in over towards colorado outs of parts of texas but brought to skies along the eastern seaboar

has much to do at least from the german point of view with the domestic politics because this is turmel fish but how through the cut in other words you go to talk to each other and so one of the interests not existed to be seen to be engaged in a dialogue with the russians so they're both realize that nothing's going to come out of respect let's just go back to going through the motions they go through the motions of what may be coming out of his maybe something at the margins because already had the summit conference between merkel and putin in the sochi you know we are north dream two was being talked about putin they hinted that they he may be willing to engage them compromise that is to a permit to some through flew for natural gas through ukraine and of course the volume is still to be decided but we'll talk about nordstrom is this gas pipeline shortly i'm the jobs the spokesman says topics will include syria energy questions and ukraine so let's start with syria not hear from i'm going to mackerel. he says the thoughts come from the meeting between germany france russia and turkey

that year's election by the liberals led by tony abbott well then lost the leadership challenge mark turmel in september two thousand and fifteen malcolm turnbull now plans to resign from parliament forcing a byelection ebony bennett is deputy director of the strainer institute a public policy think tank she says turnbull's resignation could force an early election. so at the moment the terms of the greatest temple government had a very slim majority are one. wentworth which he is our former prime minister malcolm turnbull's state in new south wales very well to do he's out at very comfortably for very many years but if he does resign and go to a byelection at these indicating it then that really does put at threat. new prime minister scott morrison and ability to form a government it is a safe state byelection senatorial sleep difficult for sitting governments here in australia and it would not be unheard of if a very good independent candidate way to raise their hand could say what was once a safe liberal state go to a prominent independent or indeed to the electors of wentworth could reg

s ask him to do so in a formal letter turmel says if the motion is passed he'll treat it as a vote of no confidence and won't stand as a candidate he narrowly won a leadership challenge on tuesday. has denied a poll that it's calling off plans to sell shares in state oil company. quoted senior sources be floated being counseled but saudi arabia's energy minister insisted it would happen when the time is right those were the headlines more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera its inside story to stay with us. reports of torture and imprisonment refugees returning to me and more the government promised they'd be safe but investigations suggest otherwise so who should or can't provide protection this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. more than seven hundred thousand row hinges fled a military crackdown in myanmar's rack and state last year to refugee camps in bangladesh but very few have returned and those that have haven't been welcomed back human rights watch says some have been tortured and thrown in jail. there are reports of interrogations a gunpoint of burns and

house in cambra he defeated challenger peter dutton who was the driving force behind a move to oust turmel. we have a lot of challenges as a country and we will get through them as we always have together now our job particularly for josh and i as we take forward this new miracle of leadership as a new generation is to ensure that we not only bring our party back together which has been bruised and battered this week but that will enable us to ensure we bring the parliament back together that we can continue to work to ensure that our country stays close together saudi arabia is reportedly seeking eleven billion dollars in international bank loans to fill a shortfall left by the persuasion listing of its state all company around co a report by the financial times says riyadh is shifting its focus to other forms of financing to share sales and around code been expected to raise about one hundred billion dollars far less than the two trillion originally hoped for south africa has summoned the top u.s. diplomat there to criticize president donald trump's tweet on land reform it says it's disa

their prime minister after the ruling liberal party replaced its leader scott morrison defeated up on turmel and internal party vote it is the fourth time since two thousand and ten that a prime minister isn't voted out of the job by his or her own party kathy novak reports from sydney i felt john marsden to swear australia is introduced to another new prime minister to power not in a popular vote but rather installed by colleagues in a party ballot facing a tough job to ensure that we not only bring our party back together. which has been bruised and battered this week traditional grandson here is jack malcolm turnbull became prime minister when he pushed out his predecessor tony abbott in twenty fifteen now turnbull is the latest australian leader to leave before the end of his term a strike will be just dumbstruck and so appalled by the conduct of the last week he blames a campaign of what he calls insurgents within his party and outside it who wanted to see the moderate prime minister replaced with a more conservative peter dutton as minister for immigration done and was known for his ha

the ousting of malcolm turnbull as prime minister last week he's been replaced by scott morrison turmel's expected to resign from parliament on friday that'll put more pressure on the government's already slim majority. czech republic is the latest european country to face the fallout from a lengthy summer heat wave a major river has dried up exposing hydrological landmarks which have been seen for hundreds of years a summer binge of its reports. an ominous message from the year sixteen sixteen the inscription reads when you see this we. the boulders have reappeared in the river elbe which flows through the czech republic the czechs call them the hunger storms and the drying river has revealed dozens of them before you know what they said was recent years some of them have been appearing every year that since two thousand and fifteen when we've had the dry conditions that we've had recently. some scientists are linking one of the hottest summers in europe and an extraordinary heat wave to climate change but the hunger storms are also reminded us that drought isn't a new phenomenon. the ge