instead of the u. k. the union accepts there will be major disruption and says that it could carry out further strikes as it seeks. what it says is a fair deal up the road in ipswich, adams scott's printing and embroidery business relies on imported materials, textiles, inc, and vinyl. he supports the right to strike, but is worried about further shocks to a supply chain that's already stretched, and only getting costlier historically, where we'd have maybe to price wise's job to 3 percent, something like that. we're now looking at 8 to 10 percent price rises monthly from our suppliers, so it's not like a challenging environment for us over the last. so yeah, this sunday's cargo it felix though was restricted to day trippers. all sides are settling in for a long wait for this dispute to be resolved, and it's just one among many, a long summer of industrial action and economic uncertainty isn't yet over. harry force it, i'll jazeera felix on the nation wide strikes, have brought parts of britain's rail net

ah, ladies of the u. k. u. s. france and germany have stressed the importance of keeping ukraine's nucleus sites safe and a joint phone call. they urged military restraint around europe. sanchez. tant. let's go straight to sonia gabriel, who's standing by frost in london. sonia, tell us about this call. well, it was released by number 10 downing street that the full leaders had a conversation by phone us president biden. the german chancellor of sholtes, as well as frances in mind when my call, the focus of that conversation did center around how urgent it was to maintain safety and security around those up what asia nuclear facility. they also discussed how they welcomed the initiative of the international atomic energy agency to enable emission the the plan. now this follows fridays phone conversation between manuel, my cool and russia's president putin, where they discuss the issue as well. president mccomb said that this was an urgent phone call as it put europe's security on the line as well. and he said t

u. k. france and germany are calling for military activity around this operation nuclear plant. to end it craning, officials say shells rained down on a city near the atomic power complex, sparking a large fire and carrying power to around 3000 people. ukraine has accused moscow of turning the facility into a military base. france says, russian leader vladimir putin has agreed to allow the un nuclear watchdog to inspect the plants particle haine has more from washington when it came to the nuclear power plant, they said they quote, they discussed the situation around every to nuclear power plant. need to avoid military. busy asians near the plant and the importance of an i e, a visit as soon as feasible. so knowing what we know about these calls because details always leak out after the fact. what were they likely talking about? well, the leaders probably wanted to hear directly from french president and manual now crohn on what he personally thought of his conversation with russian presid

cost of living in the u. k. ought to be an equitable share of a very profitable business with the last round of figures showing a $60000000.00 pounds more than $70000000.00 profit at the port. as far as the company is concerned, it says a 7 percent off. it is more than most in other industries being offered at the moment. its work is already well over the average wage. in the u. k. it says the disruption from this will be substantial. but after years, a panoramic, the supply industry has managed to, to come up with solutions to this kind of disruption. but some analyses do show that ship is likely to offload containers in europe rather than in the u. k. as well as trying to find other ways in to the u. k. so the disruption will be substantial. the union says that it is prepared for that and that it will continue not just through these days, but potentially longer through the air as well. if it doesn't get what it says is a fair deal behind all of this, there is pressure from both the government and the bank of

i'm on the u. k side, you know, seeing the same amount, the u. k. has a place to, to give run. they held a $50000000.00 for refugees that they are trenching our process in run. so it's not no longer a question of which evidence to provide based more so how do we hold one to the caliber and we know how to. ready the, the cannibal is by it's international partner. she put sections to put pressure on them. and in 2012, the pressure that the foods actually helped the united states, scandinavian countries, the african development bank, all revealed its rhonda that we saw. ready under stopping the support of the n 23, and thus will be calling for now that for their international partners to use the sim, aggressive diplomacy by using 2012, which was at which consisted a revolving financial aid to the government to run until they are partner for peace, if we do not do such things, we continue to see one day involved in the d. r. c. the bank of england is projecting never ukiah. economy was slip into recession by the end of the year. it's high interest ranked by half a percentage point.

one of the u. k, the busiest poles have walked off the job threatening major economic disruption. felix to port account for close to half of the countries container freight traffic . the 8 day walk out by the not union was sparked by a pe dispute harry force it has the latest from the felix to port this is the ever a lot the latest holder of the title of world's largest container ship with a capacity of 24000 containers and it's here at the u. k. largest container. port felix dough. normally 4 days after arriving it will have long gone. having offloaded, it's cargo, but it is still here. and that's because opperation that the port have entirely ground to hold the $1900.00 or out on strike. the union unite says that a 7 percent pay off from the company is simply not enough either to keep up with the surging cost of living in the u. k. or to be in equitable share of a very profitable business with the last round of figures showing a $60000000.00 pounds more than $70000000.00 profit at the port. as far

island u. k. economy is shrinking as energy fails, rice out of control camper, wish households for to wait for new prime minister. i forget waiting for the bus. the question is, how long do we have to wait for flying taxes with the state of your business? and what in berlin, welcome to the program. the u. s. says it's countering what it caused chinese aggression by stepping up trade with ty, one paging band, some tie when he's imports and exports and has been carrying out military drills in the sea surrounding the island. since u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi is visit earlier. this month, the white house now says a new trading plan with tie one will be drawn up in the coming days. it also says the u. s. plaster reassert is right to use air space and c lames between taiwan and china, where beijing station, it's military in recent weeks. let's cross over to the united states and speak to our financial corresponds in new york young's quarter gens. just explain to us what sort of message the white ho

it is good to have with us today the u. k. rail union lead a mic. lynch is sponsor flurry of criticism of the question. the western version of the crisis in ukraine is comments on ukrainian corruption and not the ideology. quarter social media storm. seeing him accused of being pro putin mickely and should focus on getting a fair deal for railway workers and getting our trains running again, not a piece of tutoring or chinese communist party. so on top of being paid by his members, he has enough time to do pro bono p. r, for putin, implying that anyone other than russia, putin is responsible for the invasion is a pro putin talking point. well, the trade union leader has been accused of a peddling kremlin propaganda after he said that you had provoked trouble in ukraine where there was quoted a lot of corrupt politicians in the interview. he also commented on the fastest gripping part of ukraine claiming that ukrainians, playing with nazi imagery lay partly behind the escalation of the conflict. pretty hot comments there for m

ok to hear some from h i val in the u. k. thank you very much to raise your hands. flying taxes have been talked up as the solution to many of the wells urban transport problems that quick reduce congestion and comparatively environmentally friendly. but for all the hype in recent years, there's still a long way off with the technology. yet to be perfect. this is atlas test center in spain. a very special aircraft is about to take off phoenix to the prototype of the flying taxi's of the future. that is developed under high pressure by german company. lilian. the startup is in competition with 100 other developers world wide. all of it seek to be one step ahead in the approval process . yield of lucas go be that a no use. every flight is a new chapter. we can, if we say the test flying is like testing the boundaries next limiting and then the next. and one also has to be ready. let's take a step back to get phoenix, 2 flies unmanned and is remotely controlled. one by lit 6 passengers and a range of more than 200 kilometers. th

and the u. k. government gives 1st priority to korean refugees. even as we see in the street and bizarre, the koreans brought their personal vehicles to the k and are moving around. afghans don't get the same attitude as koreans get from the u. k. government. this is against human rights and against the refugee rights request from the united kingdom government to implement the refugee law to all refugees equally. and give us our home soon. when a few days, the 1st on the 1st 3 of the withdrawal of us troops from afghan, this done will be marked up the situation for many of the people who were forced to flee the country remained on enviable. in april, the u. k. government launched the resettlement and aid to our policy. people were promised they'd receive housing within a month. but when the conflict in ukraine erupted, the process of providing accommodations stop to became very small. when off, the biden administration has once again up the anti non approved another $1000000000.00 military, a package for key and forces. that's a new report reveals

and i think unless the u. k. government comes up with a significance rescue package or aid package to help out families all around this country. there isn't just going to be discomfort going into this winter. there's actually going to be proper destitution. fuel builds are already at their highest in nearly half a century and they're expected to carry on going up. so that early next year we could be looking at fuel bills that are well over $6000.00 for a normal household. his a so ring statistic in 2019 fewer than one in 5 households was classed as being in fuel poverty by early next year it's expected that 3 in 5 households. that's 2 thirds of the household and the u. k. a majority of the population are going to be in fuel poverty. now what does that mean? well, that means that they pay more than the average, the national average for the field and what they're left with after they pay. that means that they are below the national poverty line. so this is, i think, a heading into what is obviously a national emer

u. k. what else would they like to talk about? probably intelligence, we've all seen those pictures on social media of those military trucks inside the facility, the u. s. government and these governments are going to have a much better assessment of the people on twitter or anything we would know about what the potential uses for those military trucks are. another thing they're likely going to be talking about is, if the worst case happens, if there is a malfunction at the plat, there is a radioactive cloud. what are they going to do if it drifts into a nato member country? remember, article 5 says, a direct attack on any nato country, means nato, then instantly gets involved in the war. well, would a radioactive cloud be considered a direct attack on that country? so undoubtedly there be discussing that this is also, these readouts are important because they send a message, they send a message to the kremlin, to vladimir putin. that this is an issue, especially when it comes to the nucle

well, if you invest more into the u. k and u. k, gas product, gas production, which we need really, really badly. well, and you make money, we're going to tax you. the same thing applies to e d, f, for example e d f is making a lot of money out of their nuclear power plants because the, as we know of just the prices are quite high. well, now producing clean electricity, green electricity, nuclear, christie, and why should they be taxed? i mean, basically the messages. well don't invest into these green resources because you're, we're going to tax you as soon as you make some money. well, i notice that the u. s. s. are avoided attacks like this, but i believe the white house hasn't actually rule that out. now, given that biden has had such stern words, well, companies and refiners, what do you make of, of the state of pay there now? well, the united states and obviously is lot more market oriented. and i think also in mind of, of the consumers, it's a lot easier to do these taxes in, in europe, and the u. k. where we are used to ha

u. k. france and germany. a cooling for military activity around the zap rouge nuclear plant to end, acquainting official se artillery shells rain down on a city near the atomic power complex overnight, sparking a large fire and cutting powered around 3000 people. russia has been accused of turning the facility into a military base. on friday, the french presidency said that russia need a vladimir putin had agreed that inspectors from the ones nuclear watched or could travel to the plant, to carry out an assessment out there as party. colleen has more from washington when it came to the nuclear power plant. they said they quote, they discussed the situation around jap burrito nuclear power plant. need to avoid military. busy ations near the plant and the importance of in i. e, a visit as soon as feasible. so knowing what we know about these calls because details always leak out after the fact. what were they likely talking about? well, the leaders probably wanted to hear directly from french president and manu

the u. k is high court now decides whether to allow assange to appeal against an extradition that press freedom groups say would put journalists everywhere at risk. the america, pursuit of assange is far more than a question of law. it's about geo politics. u. s. allies like sweden, the u. k, and australia. have all assisted washington on this support for us and has been growing and astray. his birthplace now has a prime minister, who, while an opposition wanted him released, has anthony ob, uneasy changed his to and if he hasn't, will it make a difference? our starting point this week is wiki leeks, the worker sanchez, news organization did that landed him in jail the it's easy to get buried in the galleries of the case against julian, the jurisdictional question. the expedition locked the accusations of a legal hacking and asked me what can get along is the journalism assange. and what you weeks produced, starting in the mid 2000, that news that was left around the world went to town, includ

now the bank of england is projecting that the u. k. economy was slipping to a session or the end of the year. its height. the interest rate by half percentage point is biggest jump since 1995 move is aimed at calming the u. case, worst inflation in 40 years. central banks around the world have been pushing up rates to curb spending and bring down prices. and you, simmons has more from london. aside from this, sir, increase in the interest rates, which is the highest, the 27 years the highest rise in 27 years. there is a warning of this recession of prediction, if you will, that it will start in the last 3 months of this year. go right the way through 2023 and that still will be a problem at the beginning of 2024. now this is on a par with the 2008 financial crisis for the u. k. a however, it's shallow. that crisis is more in line with what happened to the 19 ninety's, another recession there. what will happen for people in the u. k? well, they're going to find that their wages aren't keeping pace with the cost of living . that's already

so the u. k. has claimed the plane never left the international airspace, but surely such a move given the time, given its ongoing support for ukraine, can be seen as incredibly provocative of the gesture. well, it can be viewed as provocative or to tempt depends on how often this happens. but one cannot rule out gresh gross stupidity on the part of pilots. nor can one rule out a pilot who is a kind of a cowboy and wants to touch his own metal by violating russian aerospace at this. this little question that this would have been something that russia would want to protect against all the more so, since as you know, would months and there and the, the naval air bases. there are very, very important to the northern fleet. i find it a little amusing that the are the place over which sure this happened is called spirit. i nice holy nose sacred nose. i assume that means that it's a little cape heading out into the into the see the baron c. a, but i don't her for me, it would not seem enough evidence to

in the u. k, the government is bringing in the online home spill, which is exactly the same, a gender to shut down free speech to shut down pre thought, to shut down opposition to power to government, to war, to global health tyranny, to anything that you disagree with. there is potential that you become an information terrorist and that you can be tried on the refurbished legislation as a war criminal. i mean it's i can only say this mirrors gestapo tactics. and joseph gerbils media tactics are in nazi j. many. that's the closest or similar comparison that i can draw. you painted a very disturbing pitch if i'm not sure of the state of affairs around the world today with essentially people not being allowed to question mainstream narrative. they always say the 1st casualty, and war of course is the truth. and as you were saying, you know, you, you're not allowed to disagree with peer. you're not allowed to disagree with nato states. i know you mentioned the u. k. u k. officials in recent days hav

do you feel that this government, especially for the u. k as a role in london or you all in london, do you feel that it does feel an urgency to this problem? does it feel an urgency to adapt? well, i mean, i think it's a common problem most, not just the j a think across europe, and indeed in the united states, we just have lost the habit of thinking about the landscape. and that has very practical smashed implications. mean, it used to be the taste of the amount of investment that went into the landscape to construct the sort of infrastructure that now is failing. was very significant. was significant on the money that you need to spend in order to change the landscape and capture water when there is and deliver it where you needed and manage. for example, a transition of the agricultural system of the last 2030 years. that's kind of going out of fashion along with the states intervention in the basic infrastructure of society. and so, you know, we, we should know this type or problem. we know how to solve that. that is a combination or did

u. k. france and germany discussed the safety of nuclear plants in ukraine. russia launches a murder investigation off the daughter of a prominent bruton ally is killed in a car. bomb explosion near moscow. work is that the u. k. is biggest container port on strike, the better pate raising fields of supply chain problems for and how coughing down these trees in central mexico is actually helping with conservation efforts in sports ukrainian. alexander, you sick remains the had to wait while champion and we've got premier league action is chelsea. yeah. hamad by lisa. well i'm just a city a given a scab, newcastle ah, lead is of the u. k. u. s. from us and germany have stressed the importance of keeping ukraine's nuclear side faith in the joint. foreign cold, i urged military restraint around europe's largest plants. that's the parisha go live now to petty call haine who's in washington, dc. patty, what can you tell us about this call? well, you know, these readouts from the world leaders a

and once that operation was suspended in february, the u. k has nothing but glowing praise for canada's role. canada's expertise will provide a further boost asterisk to the program and ensure that the ukranian men and women coming to the u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, or the cdc reported that soldiers from the amazon regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous not i want to spread millions of dollars on, on a sunday as nebulous as, as, as trade

more than 100000 u. k. postal workers have gone on strike in a pay dispute that could cause major disruption for customers. the union is to modeling higher wages that reflect the rising cost of living. employees are stopping work for 4 days over the next 2 weeks. a drug company, but donna is suing pfizer and bio and tech accusing them of copying its technology to make the corona virus vaccine. the us from says it's rivals cubic 19 shot. it fringes on paper, so that filed several years ago. but donna and pfizer biotech vaccines are both based on m r n a technology which ladonna claims as so, m a renee uses the genetic code to fight the virus 3 years into the grown of ours pandemic, most countries of east restrictions, but the world health organization chief warns it's far from over tad ross. i'm gonna give it a year's us says that a 1000000 people have died because of coven. 19 this year alone. he's now urging all governments to speed up vaccinations. we cannot say we're learning to leave with cove 19. when

the u. k. the summer of 2022, meanwhile, will be remembered as one of its hottest and dry. st. wildfires have devastated suburban homes and house pipe bands are in place to combat drought. it's no wonder the climate change has become more and more prominent in the arts and arts festivals like edinburgh as it becomes more and more prominent in each of our lives . the fine line that every artist must walk close between telling truth that simply frightened and telling truth that inspire solutions and hope. high above. the midday sun glare down the ghosts of the near future, as described as a cowboy new off fever. dream about extinction makes you feel quite doomed. family feeling not hope, little 9. i know like your folks funded this is about the climate and we're going to talk to you about climate change. it was, it really made me feel something when i cried a bit, the end. in this magic realist vision of a bleak future, there is neither hope nor fear, only the inevitable awe jonah held al jazeera

u. k. france, and germany say attacks close to ukraine's is operation. nuclear plant must stop. ukrainian. officials say a city near the complex was shells that started a large fire and cut power to about 3000 people have accuses moscow of turning the facility into a military base. france says, russian president vladimir putin has agreed to allow the un nuclear watchdog to inspect the facility. meanwhile, the southern ukrainian, cbs mc alive has been heavily bombarded since roches invasion began back in february. more than 6000 residential buildings and 66 medical facilities are reported to have been destroyed. at least 300 educational sites have been damaged, as well as 131 cultural institutions. many people don't have gas electricity or water out there is theresa bar reports from nikolai, its become my daily routine waiting for drinking water in the city of nico live in southern ukraine. that close has a water in the task is contaminated. so why not also bombs, a destroying us? the water

what will happen for people in the u. k. will. they're going to find that their wages on keeping pace with the cost of living that's already the case. now we're seeing lots of industrial disputes because of that that will continue. the real killer blow though is the cost of energy, and that's down to the russian war against ukraine having a major effect. let's just take a look at the system that works in the u. k. to cat energy bills. annual figures are going up from 2 or a half 1000 us $1.00 to $4200.00 so so this sudden increased on energy bills. colossal it costs more than a $120.00 to fill up the average fuel tank at the moment. that is another major area. furthermore, there is a whole question mark about how people can really afford food bills across the u. k. so this is for a developed country, a serious crisis. bombing my latest figures in the you, k, show that 1800000 people are suffering from long coven medical expense. governance must make the same effort to come at a long time. allah says and had to fight the original o

i'm on the u. k side, you know, seeing the sam now the u. k. has a push to give, ron, they held a $50000000.00 for refugees that they are trying to process in run. so it is not no longer a question of which evidence can provide based more. so how do we hold one to the caliber and we know how to uh. ready the, the cannibal is by it's international partner to put sanctions, to put pressure on them. and in 2012, the pressure that the foods actually helped the united states, scandinavian countries, the african development bank, all we've held. it's rhonda that we. ready so one, the stopping the support of the m $23.00 and thus will be calling for now that for the international partners to use the sim, aggressive diplomacy by using 2012, which was at which consisted and revolving financial aid to the government run until they are partner for peace if you do not do such things. we continue to see one day involved in the d. r. c. south african police are trying to stop vigilante attacks on suspected illegal minors. in a township near johannesburg, it

i'm on the u. k side, you know, seeing the sam now the u. k. has our flesh out to give, ron, they $150000000.00 for refugees that they are trying to process in run. so this is not no longer a question of which evidence to provide based more so how do we hold one of the caliber and we know how to hold it accountable is by it's international partner to put sanctions, to put pressure on them. and in 2012, the pressure that the foods actually helped the united states, scandinavian countries, the african development bank. all we felt eights around that, that we saw run the stopping the support of the n 23. and thus will we calling for now? not for their international partners to use the same aggressive diplomacy by using 2012, which was at which consisted, and we lauding financially to the government to run until they are partner for peace. if you do not do such things, we continue to see one day involved in the d r. c. every now and it. how confident are you that action will actually be taken? as a very difficult question, but you asking? i think w

now, charities in the u. k. a warning, the dramatic increase in the cost of electricity and gas will completely wipe out the incomes of poor household. october, the 1st energy bills will rise by 80 percent. a typical household will have to fork out $4100.00 a year. that's out from the national regulators, current cap of $2300.00 annually. energy bills expected to rise again in january by about $600.00 a year to $4700.00 and charges want the government to offer more support for the most vulnerable. i. let's speak now to leon bradley, who's a political commentator and communications adviser, he's in london, joins us via skype and mr. maralie. so energy bills going off the scale in the u. k . what about those? you can least afford it. what impact is it going to have was going to have a huge impact. we're not just talking about a small rise here. we're talking about 80 percent on where it was before. and i think that that is going to have a big impact on so many families in the u. k. at a time when not only our ener

the u. k. championships event had m as lu pallana is an event with leanne tradition, u k champs given winning the u. k. champs as massive and means you're among the best dancers out there. if you're bringing home this title would be ledger for all too long, women were not exactly welcome. in the breaking seen. a lot of events are still called be boy battles, even when there are so called be girls competing. because i'm gonna feel like we still need progress again. it'll probably never be 5050, but over time i'm sure they'll be more girls competing mid that side door. i'm hom . manmade. it's of outlined, bel. mm. oh, this time it's a quarter, final exit for g. lou at the hands of japan's no roomy but missed the 7 a decent result. mine says i wanted to make it to the main stage among the top 8 and i did on the subject of 2024 presents and altogether new kind of stage when breaking day to use as an olympic discipline and historic turning point for the entire scene for the sport and a huge opportu