u. k. labor party. he says lest ross's government is in shambles. this trust is going off, is a very short time. she seems to have enormous difficulty in keeping ministers in office. never mind gaining confidence of the public or anybody else. i suspect you guys are pretty number. no, i would say that her appointment of jeremy holmes is char seeks jack or something she may rue the day because i'm quite confident that at some point he will be challenging her to be prime minister. and it might be very so in nigeria, oil where it stays a fuel prices have risen by forge and 40 percent. is flooding, disrupts. deliveries. officials, a warning if more rain, as people struggle to deal with the west flooding the country is seen in more than a decade. flooding is also force thousands of people from the homes in neighboring cameron, rising waters have destroyed houses in the north of the country near the border with chad. the situation has force many to take refuge in makeshift camps built on high ground. and israeli forces say they have shot dead, a palestini

u. k. labor party, he told me, liz trust, his government is in shambles. it's a government in complete chaos. where from one moment another you don't even know who the ministers are charged. the secular change several times the home secretary has just been replaced and the prime ministers apparently had a very large number of letters sent in by conservative m. p. 's, who can decide her future saying they want her to go. so it is a government in chaos, but i'd prefer to look slightly beyond the parliamentary theatre that is going on. now, the reality is that inequality in britain is deeper than ever before. poverty, homelessness, hunger are increasing amongst the poorest people. and the government has refused to say whether it will even raise social security benefits in line with inflation. and there are big wage disputes going on in all the major industries. and so there is a social cohesion dimension to this. and so i think we should realize that what the government is actually is fighting to address these issues. i don't think they're very confident at a

u. k. labor party. he says less trust government is in shambles. this trust is going off is a very short time. she seems to have enormous difficulty in keeping ministers in office. never mind gaining confidence of the public or anybody else. i suspect you guys are pretty number and i would say that her appointment is of jeremy holmes. is char seeks jack or something she may rue the day because i'm quite confident that at some point he will be challenging her to be prime minister. and it might be very so. russian president vladimir peyton is imposing mass law in the for ukrainian regions annexed by moscow is also giving additional emergency powers to the heads of the regents. it comes off the string of military defeats for russian troops this month. and not sure is oil which states have by else that fuel prices have risen by 440 percent is flooding. disrupts deliveries shows a warning of more rain as people struggle today with the west flooding. the country is seen in more than a decade. is ready for to say they have shot dead, a palestinian gunman

u. k labor party, he says this trust is government isn't a shambles. less trust is printing off is a very short time. she seems to have an enormous difficulty in keeping ministers in office. never mind gaining confidence of the public or anybody else. i suspect 2 days are pretty number. i would say that her appointment is of jeremy hunt as char seeks jack or something. she may rue the day because i'm quite confident that at some point he will be challenging her to be prime minister. and it might be very so russian president vladimir putin is imposing martial law in the 4 annexed regions by moscow and ukraine. it comes after a string of military defeats for russian troops this month. the un security council has disgust alleged iranian arm sales to russia. ukraine accuses mosque of using iranian drones to carry out its recent attacks. but iran denies selling the weapons and russia denies using russia says a civilian evacuation from house on in southern ukraine has started. keith says it's counter offensive or slowed in recent days, but it's preparing for a renewed push towards the city. in

u. k. labor party. later kids stamina says a change of government is needed on the still one person clinging all the prime minister. no doubt, we'll hear plenty of laughable excuses in the coming days. after 12 years of start motion, that's all her party has left. but even they know she called fixed the mess that she's good and deep down her m p. 's know something else. they no longer have a mandate from the british people. ah, let's bring in our guest there'll joining us from the united kingdom in that manchester absol con alive a member of the british parliament and a former member of the european parliament in london and pet for an economist and author of the case for the grain a new deal and regularly advice is governments and from bonus to bias ellwood, a conservative member of parliament and chair of the u. k. house of commons. defense select committee, a warm welcome to each of you. thank you for joining us on the program. i'm wanna start with you. tobias simply will live trust be prime minister

u. k. labor party later keys down and says, a change of government is needed. and still one person, clicking on the prime minister, no doubt will have plenty of czar football excuses in the coming days of the 12 years of stock nation. that's all her party has left but even vain. she called fix the mess that she's created. and deep down her m pays know something else. they no longer have a mandate from the british people. ah, let's bring it, i guess they're all joining us from the united kingdom in manchester. ab cell con, alive a member of the british parliament and a former member of the european parliament in london and pet for an economist, and also of the case for the grain, a new deal, and regularly advises governments and from bonus. tobias ellwood, a conservative member of parliament, and share of the u. k. house of commons defense select committee, a warm welcome to each of you. thank you for joining us on the program. i want to start with you to bias simply will leave trust be prime minister this time next week. well is no doubt about the way you frame

u. k. labor party. he told me lives trust, his government isn't shambles. it's a government incomplete chaos. where from one moment another you don't even know who the ministers are. charge the secular is changed several times. the home secretary has just been replaced and the prime ministers apparently had a very large number of letters sent in by conservative m. p. 's, who can decide future saying they want her to go. so it is a government in chaos, but i'd prefer to look slightly beyond the parliamentary fear, so that's going on. now, the reality is that inequality in britain is deeper than ever before. poverty, homelessness, hunger are increasing amongst and forest people. and the government has refused to say whether it will even raise a social security benefits in line with inflation. and there are big wage disputes going on in all the major industries. and so there is a social cohesion dimension to this. and so i think we should realize that what the government is actually is trying to address these issues. i don't think they're very confident at all

u. k. labor party. he says, live trust. his government is in shambles. this trust is going off is a very short time. she seems to have enormous difficulty in keeping ministers in office. never mind gaining confidence of the public or anybody else. i suspect you guys are pretty numbered, or i would say that her appointments of jeremy holmes is char seeks jack, or something. she may rue the day because i'm quite confident that at some point he will be challenging her to be prime minister. and it might be very so russian president vladimir pierson is imposing moss law in the fall ukrainian regions annexed by moscow. it comes off to a string of military defeats for russian troops this month. the un security council has discussed, alleged iranian arm sales to russia. ukraine keys is moscow of using iranian drones to carry out its recent attacks. but iran has denied selling the weapons, and russia has denied using them. in nigeria is oil, which states us by yell. so fuel prices have risen by 440 percent is flooding, disrupts deliveries, visuals, a warning of m

u. k. labor party. he says less trust is government is in shambles. less trust is going off, is a very short time. she seems to have enormous difficulty in keeping ministers in office. never mind gaining confidence of the public or anybody else. i suspect your days are pretty number and i would say that her appointment is of jeremy hunt is char seeks jack or something. she may rue the day because i'm quite confident that at some point he will be challenging her to be prime minister. and it might be very soon. russian president vladimir putin is imposing moss, a law in the 4 ukrainian regions annexed by moscow. it comes off to a string of military defeats for russian troops. this month. russia says a civilian evacuation from casts on in southern ukraine has started. keith says it's preparing for renewed push to as the russian occupied city. in nigeria, soil was states of by elsa. fuel prices have risen by forge and 40 percent. is flooding disrupts deliveries, fish as a warning of more rain as people stru

all right, thanks so much, jonah, how they're or sandra con, the labor parties, mayor of london says a general election in the u. k. is now essential as possible in a parliamentary democracy to change the lead of your party, the incumbent, and stays prime minister without corridor relation. you know, margaret thatcher, handed over to john leisure with our general election. or, you know, tony blair handed over to gordon bry without a general election. a david cameron had handlers to resume without general action. you can do it once. so brochures for his job now to list trust new ones. you can do twice. well that spring in now roger castle, he's a former u. k. labor party m p, and founder of new europeans. he joins us from warsaw. good to have you us. so are you a say what 2nd time? 3rd time, i don't know how many time lucky do you think the conservatives can get it right now. how much confidence do you have in the next prime minister? well, we need to know the next 5 minutes is going to be. we seen so many in the last few years that may be that many still to come at least trust had to leave because the conservative

u. k. to drum up support. the opposition labor party is demanding a general election speech 12 years of an experiment. the conservative party is finalizing nominations and wants to appoint a new prime minister this week and thought of a break your site. and madrid is used to welcoming herds of tourists, but these visitors got more than a few heads turning. ah, hundreds of sheep and go walking through the spanish capital were part of a festival reenacting traditional rural ways. annual event allows the shepherds to centuries old routes to move their livestock from spain's mountains to low end winter pastures. and just before we go, a reminder of our top stories. at this hour gunmen have killed at least 3 people at a hotel in the port of kiss, mile in somalia. they all show bob militant groups as it carried out the attack. police say the incident is now over and the gunmen have been killed. and president, she, jim ping has sealed a 3rd term as leader of the chinese communist party. she has strengthened his dominance by promoting loyalists

whether there's any $1.00 in the conservative party right now who was able to restore this, this credibility that the u. k needs, what about the opposition labor party? what can they offering? well, at the moment, what they're offering is, to some extent exactly that they're offering a, a more competence, better managed government and economy and a leader who appears sensible in control of his own party. and personally honest, and all of that, of course, are things which the conservative party has failed provide for the last few years. so that in itself, i think would be a, you know, that is part of the over whether or not offering. however, it has to be said, it is much in the way of a credible, tentative strategy. huh. the labor party would say face the same ethical fiscal choices. ah, they would find it even more difficult. the 4th cut public spending because of the, the constituencies that they, that they, sir. ah, but at the same time they have not said anything that indicates that they have a to here in strategy for raising the u. k. tax pay and for delivering significantly faster growth of the medium to long term. so they face it pretty

he's a former member of parliament for the labor party in the u. k. he now lives in italy. roger, it's good to have you back on to the program. it's good to see you again. i'm let me ask you about what's happened here. we've had 3 u. k prime ministers in less than 2 months time. we've had, i think, for finance ministers in 4 or 5 months. i mean it's been said this week that british politics now looks a lot like italian politics. you live in italy now. what do you say about your home country from your vantage? boy? well, it looks great to see you. yeah. looks like old style a time in politics, but new standard time in politics seems to be much more stable. you say for finance ministers, 3 prime ministers. thing to get written was i had to march in the last 2 months and it's had the mother of a financial car. and it's a very unusual, a lot of time for all of british institutions at the moment. and i think that's phase people it's, it's very unusual. and politics is, it's not like fun to jump. you know, i think sometimes you can think from the outside that's where you can look

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 he should resign a breaches nor in relation to current is locked out. so on that in the end it was a trade trigger to jeff w

the labor party and the main opposition in the u. k. but also the other opposition parties is well including they got his national party been calling for a general election that has been of course avoided because what she's doing that has gone through this process. now, to what extent do you think the people, the voters in the u. k. actually feel that they have a role to play in who runs their country anymore. well, and this isn't just because in 6 years, it's the 3rd prime minute or 2 months. i think vs are paying attention and they are feeling excluded and they are feeling that the government to government and the tory part of the tory empties are just talking to themselves. and i do think the public would like to have to say, but the consensus doing a general election because over half of the voters was saying they're going to vote for the opposition party, which paper would lead to our right of the conservative party. so the intention to play along the next election could be as late as january 29th. i think that's on my claim. i thin

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 when they've already broken roles told life and have really brought in at the office into disrepute them be allowed to

read the majority of britain's black and minority ethnic population vote labor one of the 2 parties that govern the u. k. also about com. thank you all for all the different corbana jays that have come in and i in britain, black, asian, and minority ethnic people unknown as bain, tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy colbin as leader in 2015. our party is going to, i hope become more inclusive or involved more democratic among the new members is marcia hutchinson. i was really impressed with the policies that jeremy colbin was putting forward and i thought this can make a difference and i can help make that difference. ah, is the polity of equality for all the party that is pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism from our society. he was a lifelong anti racist campaigner. and the champion of palestinian rights, he challenged established politicians in his own party, and the bureaucracy that was meant to serve him. mm. since jeremy colvin was elected in 2015, the and paid in the parliamentary labor party wanted to get rid of it. most of them, anne's brief

u. k. in london, we have asked hon a member of the british parliament for the opposition labor party insults free pizza obo and a political commentator and associate editor at the middle east. i also in london, alex dean, a conservative party member and political commentator. welcome to all if i could stop by and 1st of all with ourselves. so after all can do think another internal conservative party vote produce stable leadership for the u. k. i don't think so. i think fundamentally will be loud and clear that the party is celsius. badly faction, and is the very same people are just having the revolving door. how will they make a difference? these are the very people who be responsible for what we're going through. the whole mess would been made a lawful, thoughtful to the world. so i don't think just going through the same people getting a new person will back any difference? let's take that point to alex. alex also mentioned the revolving door looking at the names of the likely candidates for the job of prime minister. you get the feeling is the conservative party running out of options w

u. k. leaving the that the concert, the ruling conservative party at record lowers in the opinion, polls labor in one poll on 54 percent of the conservatives on just 21 percent. and clearly there was a decision made that this could not go on. so we have this screeching you turn, i mean, there's no other way of describing it. it is extraordinary for a government to have stuck to its guns for 10 days on this deeply controversial issue. and. and then on the day that the, the chancellor was due to give his keynote speech to the annual conference of the conservative party in the morning round of broadcast its views that he gives. he lands this on social media. and as you say, the what that saying is that it was a distraction. there's a certain merit to that argument though, that it was a big package of measures. there were other measures in there, for example, reducing the basic rate of tax from 20 pence in the pound to 19 pence in the pound, the benefits, millions of people. and yet, the, the scrapping of the $45.00 pence in the pound tax rate for higher rate earners. that was the thing that, that

pressure point that the labor party in opposition have been willing to press as hard as they possibly can, largely because of the fact that we've now had 3 prime ministers here in the u. k. in the space of one year. they've been wild vacillation and oscillations in policy, fracking has been banned, then reinstated and today again banned again. so the labor party has been a pain say look, it's not the plaything of the conservative party power that they can just move power around and give number 10 downing street to whoever they want to. it's time to go to the people, but it was a boisterous session of prime minister's questions and the new prime minister wishes to knock, swatted away labors cools for a general election and sank. that's a bit rich coming from a person who tried to overturn the biggest democratic vote in our country's history . a reference that sue dis, tom as original opposition to the bricks. it referendum voted the outcome of the of the referendum vote. and that statement from a richie soon i produced huge cheers from his own conservative party members. an indication, i think of the, the, the, the morale being hugely increased and, and improved on the c

u. k, we are a party that you can trust it can't. and that is exactly why in the opinion polls at the moment, the conservative party has suddenly lurched to being behind the labor party. by some way, between 30 and 40 percentage points, they will be massacred if there's any early election. and the only thing that he's likely to preserve, liz truss as prime minister is the fact that her own members of parliament, a terrified that if there were a general election, they would all lose their seats. is it possible when that kwasic wanting could actually have some type of resurrection, as we averred among the party conference, he was the one who got more votes and for the speeches in terms of popularity, people thinking he would be the better candidate. yeah, i think that's a bit unlikely because he has got so much on the wrong side of the financial markets. i mean, after all, the last thing that any finance minister wants to see happen is that the markets lose trust in you. and that's what's happened to both quasi qua, tang and lives truss. it's the combination that is the that has been seen as the problem. i think that the man who might be able to steady the ship a

labor had wanted a vote on fracking. it's a thorny issue with the conservative party. it actually is. there is a moratorium on fracking in the u. k. that belongs to the manifesto of forest johnson's former government. and now, less trust wants fracking back and wants a some sort of arrangement whereby people who are against it, but we'll, we'll, we'll win over in, in certain areas, but that the general thrust will be fracking will be allowed. now in this vote, the disciplinary process was used, it's called a 3 line whip. anybody not voting with the government will be disenfranchised, more or less will be out of the conservative party, still have voting rights. and so that was laid clear as, as the case now, the government won this quite easily, but the point was that many m. p. 's was a rebellion going on, wanted to vote against the government. and apparently jacob reese, morgan, business minister, and theresa coffee, who is the hell secretary and the deputy prime minister was seen physically jostling with m p's. and there was jerry shouting, pushing, shoving, jostling away, and apparently now chris bryant, the labor m, p, has as

u. k, we are a party that you can trust it can't. and that is exactly why in the opinion polls at the moment, the conservative party suddenly lurched to being behind the labor party. by some way, between 30 and 40 percentage points, they will be massacred if there's any early election. and the only thing that is likely to preserve list trust as prime minister is the fact that her own members of parliament, a terrified that if there were a general election, they would all lose their seats. is it possible when that quasi quantity could actually have some type of resurrection, as we averred among the party conference, he was the one who got more votes and for the speeches in terms of popularity, people thinking he would be the better candidate. yeah, i think that's a bit unlikely because he has got so much on the wrong side of the financial markets. i mean, after all, the last thing that any finance minister wants to see happen is that the markets lose trust in you. and that's what's happened to both quasi qua, tang and lives truss. it's the combination that is the that has been seen as the problem. i think that the man who might be able to steady the ship a l

party, but is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government. and the public are entitled to have the hunt for the latest conservative vida and u. k. prime minister is underway, so i go al jazeera. all right, so who's rumored to be in the race to be the conservative party's new leader in the you case, next prime minister, you heard some of the murray 1st. there's where she su neck is los angeles. trust in july's contest, but just over 20000 party member votes. soon ac was finance, chief under former prime minister boys johnson and his viewed by many of the party as a responsible steward of public finances. he had warned that trust his policies would lead to major economic problems by the mordant is another contender. she's the current leader of the house of commons and came 3rd in july's contest. she's a strong performer in parliament, but lacks experience in the top ministerial jobs. so well, abrahamson is also rumored to be a candidate she resigned as home secretary on wednesday after a breach of the ministerial code of conduct. and then as the man who replaced her gun ships, who's been home secretary for just one day champs is

the top of the tory party, but is an alternative, but that's a stable labor government of the public retitled to have their say. the hunt for the latest. conservative leader and u. k. prime minister is underway, sunny diego, alger zara. or i, charlie angela is outside parliament at westminster for so charlie, in hearing calls from the opposition for a while now for a general election. how is that call echoing now, amongst them pays off the list. trust his resignation in that building behind you? well, it seems to be reverberating around this building. my, me not just from the labor party, the liberal democrat party of most their m p 's and a lot of the smaller parties to that saying it's a democratic necessity, but a general election is very unlikely. there isn't one scheduled now until january 2025. a for mr. come earlier. it would have to be at the request of the prime minister here. any other alternative is if the house of commons tables a vote of no confidence in the prime minister. and that's been voted on, but because the conservative hold the majority, that would mean them voting against their own government. so that is incredibly unlike me, but to discuss

u. k. demanding action to tackle the cost of living crisis. demonstrations have come on the day big rises in energy prices came into effect, but headlines, people in power. next. a british political party and labor party is a criminal conspiracy against his members. newly obtained documents reveal members silence, suspended. and for mike on, this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation. the labor files park one on al jazeera, the to the 2020 us presidential race and the violent attempts to change the result that followed. the country still divided as what constitutes freedom, authoritarianism and loyalty to the constitution. in this 2nd of 2 reports on this odd logical clash house has been to florida as mid term elections approach could the controversial policies of its republican governor point to what's coming elsewhere in america. ah blue, i can't see it very well. i'll do this. somebody says, go the day after a mob storm the u. s. capital on january 6th, $2021.00 shown shades urgent issue a condemnation of the attack, but he still couldn't admit that he lost. but this election is now all congress has certified the results. i don't want to say election. so i just

party, but is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government. and the public are entitled to have their say, the hunt for the latest conservative leda and u. k. prime minister is underway, sunny diagonal alger, zara. violence has broken out and sedans, blue nile state would reports more than a 150 people have been killed around 90, more have been injured in the conflict triggered by land disputes, the militarization of tribal groups fighting over rival land claims between the houser and better tribes and july left dozens of people dead than thousands more displaced. at least 30 pro democracy protest as have been killed, ensured violence broke out after demonstrators barricaded roads and towards the routing parties. headquarters in the capital. in jemina, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the crowds. chad has been on edge since the death of president interest derby last year. ukrainian authorities have imposed power restrictions and blackouts for the 1st time since the war began . as russian strikes hammer critical infrastructure, people across the country have been urge to use less power as the government and forces electr

u. k. let's bring in patrick diamond now he's professor in public policy at queen mary university of london is also a former policy advisor for the labor party government led by tony blair. he joins us from london. welcome to the program. so a dramatic day then, but can at least just survive. what is not clear that she can survive, as you say, has been a dramatic day, the unfolding puts clinic. nomic events have been extraordinary. indeed, not just to day, but the last 3 weeks or so. there's been a neverending series of crises and upheavals and british politics also in the u. k . economy. it is not clear, it's whole that this trust can survive. i think chiefly because although she has fired her finance minister quantity, quantity, she was after all the chief architect of these tax policies. and so the damage to her credibility by having to abandon them, i think, makes her position close to impossible. and it's only really a matter of time before she ceases to be prime minister if she was going to go, we don't know that, of course, that would she have to be persuaded to resign? what would be the mechanism while she's very tenacious millions t

the top of the tory party, but is an alternative, and that's a stable labor government and the public retitled to have their say, the hunt for the latest. conservative leader and u. k. prime minister is underway, sunny diagonal al jazeera. so who's rumored to be in the race to replace trust? first, there's former finance minister richie soon act who lost out to her in july's contest by just over 20000 party member votes. he's viewed by many as a responsible steward of public finances and had warned that trust his policies would lead to major economic problems. patty morgan's another contender. she came 3rd in july's contest and is a strong performer in parliament but lacks experienced in the top ministerial jobs . so alabama is also remit to be a candidate. she resigned as home secretary on wednesday after a breach of the ministerial code of conduct. and there's the man who replaced her grand shops. he's in this center right of the party. and there were reports that former prime minister boris johnson will also run. he stood down after a series of scandals involving parties held at downing street during locked down, but remains popular, which some in the party. let