u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters of china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to catch hold on a lot more. so coming up with melissa john, after a short break, got office in berlin from me and the news scene for which booth with a 5 range have ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea seen it almost far into far dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to journey this week on d. w. imagine how many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change division off the stores? this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm going with you're watching v w news asia coming up a sign of british snap food in manchester. that is quickly spinning into a diplomatic bite. we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa chan,

a protest in the u. k against chinese leader shooting ping and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aimed to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man and a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign is a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, he's then brought out by british police

u. k, m and instead here he is, you know, it's, it's sort of a, an attack on sovereignty. in many ways. i think this is where it's going to be in the, the u. k. will have to act. and what a can do is offered the protections that had that it can am obviously, since the 1997 hand over and you case influence in hong kong has been less. but it's showing that by offering on calling people the right of abode in, in the u. k. that a can do something by providing a safe haven. but it becomes very warden now to show that they can protect those people and indeed their families when and when this sort of thing happens. and given the current chaos, if the u. k. government to you can well imagine how distracted they are on domestic affairs to really not be able to focus on foreign policy and including with this snafu. so it'll be interesting to see how that plays out over the next few days. i am curious about looking at the situation where we see chinese attempts to suppress free speech in the u. k. a. we see them trying to do this in other places. how bad is the situation getting? well

a leading global economy. the international monetary fund is wanting. the plan could increase and equality in the u. k. with a i m f is urging the british government to change its mind. the collapse in the pound has been followed by a surge in the u. k. borrowing costs, britons now paying more than the rates paid by european economies, which are heavily in deb such as italy and greece. the bank of england says it would buy government bonds in an emergency to halt a bond market crash. it has also signal to could raise interest rates in response to the slump and the value of the pound. millions of british homeowners and i braced for big rises in mortgage payments. he barkers been gauging public reaction to the new budget. a reports from the british time of graves and it is by any stretch of the imagination, a huge economic gamble on the one hand, slashing people's taxes on the other massively ramping up borrowing. but will it all mean as people hope that everybody in the united kingdom will have a little bit more money in that pocket to spend on bolstering the economy? or will it simply mean as the opposi

we've seen that over a fax and bond market outside the u. k. most notably in the u. s. so it's, it, it is certainly a bad thing, the global economy and it will become a drag on the global economy, the worse it gets. but it is certainly not a crisis, a global economy in the way that it is a crisis locally in the u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much. indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread tightening monetary policy on record is raising fears about possible harm to the global economy. the u. s. federal reserve has been by far the most significant player in this shifting global economic policy making. it's raised its interest rate by 3 quarters of a point for the 3rd time last week, and signaling the more large rate hikes are to come. the european central banks expected to continue incre

u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters with china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to catch all that and a lot more. coming up with melissa chan, after a short break, got office in berlin from me and the news scene for watching a vibrant habitat ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea scene of l muster. and so far abdul karim drift along with exploring the modern lifestyles and mediterranean these.

u. k. post threat to deal with the e. u. that's resulted in a trade border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic about it, which is in the e. u. for the d, u p. one of the assemblies 2 main power sharing parties. this is an acceptable, they believe northern ireland and the u. k. indivisible. there's not a single unionist who supports the protocol, so it falls by the very definition that the british government and even the defined is progress in northern ireland where people have to work together to make the progress. in february, the d u p pulled out of the power sharing executive collapsing it. and since elections in may, the d u. p has blocked efforts to get things moving again. other parties in the store want assembly on impressed. i feel angry by, but i saw yesterday in the and then the chamber, peter mc reynolds is from the alliance party, was tries to bridge divisions between national list and unionists. communities, actions going to change nothing. the people wh

u. k. that meant potentially creating a hard border between northern island, which is part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland and e u country. but that would rip apart the peace deal that ended decades of violence. so the u. k. m e u agreed a protocol meaning customs, jackson, northern ireland for imports from the rest of the u. k. leading pro british unit as part of the d u. p. 's boycotting the parliament because it says the protocol treats northern ireland differently to the rest of the u. k. where we challenge reports from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch effort to break the political deadlock, have failed. so northern ireland miss now head back to the polls, i hear it when parties say that they really do not want an election at all, but nearly all of them, but parties who signed up to the rules, the laws. that means i need to call an election, so you'll hear more from me on that particular point. next week, the heart of the disagreement is the northern ireland protocol. it's the part of the u. k. post wreck to deal w

this is the sort of area that the u. k. a is not used to this, this, this a 3 prime ministers with in the matter of those months. so the actual ballots, if there is one, should mordant suddenly have a rush of support, which is highly unlikely that ballots are result would have been at says 17 g. so that 1st balance, but no, this is a process that is turning out to be it would seem simpler in what's been a very complex process and one of its costs very dearly in terms of the popularity of the conservative party. and now of course, people are wanting some stability and it has to be said that soon acts form in terms of calming markets is probably the best bet forward in that regard. however, whether he can tackle the issues of the splits within the party is a very, very big question. that's something that, that johnson claim was the reason for him not going ahead because he couldn't unify the party. although many conservatives feel he just didn't have the numbers and he's been economical with the truth about what level of suppor

it's a hard time, not just in the u. k, but globally and where your response to the been multiple calls from labor, from a lot of people on the street for a general election. but really i don't think there's need for it because the nature majority with this government. and okay, we, we've had to show, we say the schism of having less trusting 6 weeks. and, you know, the disruption of changing the, the mandate from forest johnson book, richie said that the go to be looking at the, how to, on the 2019 monday that we, we took photo, which is fair enough. so i think, you know, i'd love to saw gotten inside track on what's going on. i really what, but i don't. but one thing i do know is that we feel confident. we've got grown up at the helm. these go saw this country mar, thanks very much. for joining us, some hair is selling, the weight is over, the question mark is over. we know who the man is, is going to lead this country forward. but certainly as from day one, from that 0 our as so to speak, there's going to be very diffic

of a u. k. life is beautiful. the country which ruled india for 200 years to day rashid to knock of indian origin, will become the prime minister of the same country over and are we seeing a lot of reaction online in the u. k. many people poking fun at the number of prime ministers, the you case, how did such a short amount of time, but was the reaction been among indian people? so let me tell you that what you're seeing online is sort of the selective of what were you seeing offline on the ground as well. i was pointing out how indian celebrated the value of the hindu festival yesterday. and in fact our people, they're more joyed, the thought that this was the well think the. * body gift to all for indians, also in the context that as far as of issue, so knock is concerned. he is also one of he is in fact at the sun and moon, for one of indians. richest man. he's the emphasis chief. i'm lucy also let me point out here that the big bailey's in india, the big newspapers, the indian channels that we read. the headlin

you agree to a cease fire and a negotiated solution that's coming up later in the program. the u. k. has miss monday's deadline to strike a free trade deal with india. negotiations have reportedly been in debt rock and made comments by the then u. k. home secretary, voice and concerns over an influx of indians into the country legged migration in this country. the largest group of people who overstay our indian migraines. i have concerns about having an open borders migration policy with india because i don't think that's what people voted for. with breck said, the free trade talks between the u. k in india were launched earlier this year with greater opportunities for indian students and professionals in the u. k. set as a main priority by modi's government, new delhi plan. the now former on the secretaries were marked on it migration as shocking and disappointing. so to discuss this issue further, we're joined at live now by political analysts and call miss jan direct toll carney . thank you so much for joining me on the show today. now the former u. k. home secretaries well, a br

a symbolic contribution to reducing inequality. perhaps it's equal the end of the fight for well for quality. meanwhile, from the u. s. and the u. k. a quite different sentiment arose too much taxation kills tax revenues. or as margaret thatcher often put it, there is no alternative to economic liberalism. for the next few decades, this idea would dominate political thinking in western democracies. and the welfare state would slowly crumble after more than a century of protesting and pushing for change. what would become at the people's achievements with ah, ah, with with africa. agricultural ways if your energy within you can power your vehicle with and of course fertilize your crops. how does this work in practice? and we showcase examples from the ivory coast eco africa in 30 minutes on d. w. the flood is over. ah, but people continue to die in pakistan in more than 1000. 500 have died from drowning flood related diseases. countless have lost everything. there is hardly any support from the state on private initiatives helping as best as they can. little 3090 minutes on d w. i have been threatened, i have been beaten. i have be

a bridge with 2 blast points, right? you're telling me that those bloss points correlate to they u. k. the british intelligence documents that you saw there was they were trying to detail a bombing of the bridge way before. what happened on october, the 8? absolutely, absolutely. in exactly the same space places it's really quite and yes, i think once you see that you can't see it. right. but i think the speed with which the boil member to post stop, which everyone found so uproarious in the western world was produced, does tend to be released if it does tend to suggest that it was produced earlier. and this was, you know, this is what was expected to happen. it might have been to carry out plans might have changed slightly. we're getting more details now emerging from the f s. b of the apartment room that the, the, and how the how the bridge was destroyed. it appears that the driver was an unwitting, some poor, luckless delivery driver who was hired to very what he was just like from bulgaria to, to crimea. sorry, but the, i mean the, and that, and it's so raises the question of britis

and we have already a response from the military side from u k side and a u. k. maybe not even in a position to take such a take. so they cannot do it as long as we have you here, we want to take advantage of your expertise and talk about what's going on in the battle field. what is the state of fighting right now as far as you know, it, and what is likely ahead? it's an interesting point because we saw because he to ation was changing nearly to the opposite that we have seen in may. what is here? what they're missing? we see, but the russian side is not really in a position to continue it takes on the ground. so perspective she nowadays, the 1st part of it is to defend into control the territory already conquered. and the 2nd part is to put the rest of ukraine at the terminal pressure, sending them close me as rockets and drones and so on. so keep them away. one part and in consorting to charity, you have already on the russian side and the ukranian side. i see a strong attempt to achieve more on the ground. so we have, it takes you to know the use of khaki to go

u. k. and preventing travel to the u. k. send a clear message to the rating authorities. it's an all clear what assets, any of those sanctioned, actually have in the u. k. a man who was shot dead by british officers at a police station in the city of darby has been named as moria seal lock. now authority said the 35 year old romanian was spotted with a knife and station cobb park on friday and was shot south. the armed officers arrived at the scene, local media report that he happened physically harmed anybody. independent office for police conduct is investigating the incident. the actions of british police have been in the spot like lately over the killing of an armed black man in september. chris campbell's family has been demanding justice after he was shot dead by an officer in london. a heat waves will become so extreme in some parts of the world that human life there will be unsustainable within decades. that's the latest warning in a report from the un and red cross and red crescent societies ahead of next month. cope 27 climate conference in egypt. the organizatio

a little turbulence r u. k. government is forced into a humiliating new turn over its plans. take up taxes for the rich. ah and ukraine's president blew me. zalinski says that the army has liberated new population centers in several regions. ukrainian forces also achieved their biggest breakthrough in the countries south since the war began. they pushed through russian defences and advanced rapidly along the knee pro river. a move which could threaten supply lines for thousands of russian troops. ukraine's armed forces released video showing soldiers raising a flag in a newly retaken village in the southern house on region. even russia's defense ministry spokesman was forced to acknowledge the losses. a u. s. defense official says large scale russian reinforcements have not gone in to ukraine yet, despite president putin's partial mobilization order. so any of those of sir, as to day the offensive movement of our army and defenders continued. there are new liberated settlements and several regions. fierce fighting continues in many areas on the front line, but more and more o

now hers, it was the shortest term for a prime minister in u k. history, but it was long enough to push the country's economy to the edge of a cliff. the mini budget that lives trust proposed rattled financial markets and had sent the pound plummeting, and it forced the bank of england to intervene. while markets were spooked and shocked. ritchie, soon as he was not in september when he ran against lives, trus, to become party leader in prime minister. he warned that trust his economic plans were too risky and he was right. we have more tonight in this report from blood the she fun and thief, a warm welcome. he's cute and greeted at the conservative fatty headquarters. synthetic over the top top from lift geoff, who quit just after a few weeks enough. but so not faith is stuff talent, if that is tackling throating energy and food prices and a deep but it can crisis, he will be the tut prime minister this year. the united kingdom is a great country. but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity. and i w

that was where she cynic, who will soon become the next prime minister of the u. k. a northern ireland paul brennan has been following to these developments for a party which is as the 2 of its own prime ministers in the past year. it was a remarkable veneer of camaraderie for the arrival of p. m. number 3 at party headquarters in london to 7 weeks after being beaten in the previous leadership contest. ritchie soon ack emerged unopposed as the conservative party is chosen one . he won't officially become prime minister until asked by king charles on tuesday . so soon i can limited himself to a brief tv statement of acceptance. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. mister c. lucky. during the final hours of haggling and campaigning, the momentum of soon ex campaign became unstoppable while than half the parliamentary party declaring their support for him. in the end, only he reached the required

but instead she ended up with a hung parliament, the u. k. and the you did eventually reach a withdrawal agreement, but parliament rejected it 3 times and knows have a, the knows have a following a series of cabinet resignations, including that of boris johnson, whom she'd made foreign secretary theresa may also quit in july 2019. re enter boris johnson this time in the top job leading the conservatives into an early election in december 2019 under the slogan, get brakes done. he won a large majority in parliament and the u. k. left the european union in january 2020. but a new threat was emerging. the corona virus, the johnson government, hesitated before imposing a tough lockdown. later accounts from inside downing street, suggested johnson, and government officials had broken their own covered 19 rules on gatherings. johnson told parliament that be no partying. i'm sure that whatever happened or the guidance was followed in the rules of holiday time, but in april he got a police fine, the 1st sitting prime minister to be punished for lawbre

so to see that a u. k is facing right now that he really storm rochester, the conflicts in the body, but also in the country. of course i was pointing out that richey snark isa. in fact, um, the sun and roll over in dallas. richest man. no, i moved, fee and his rel than his privilege and fight has been used against him. i by his critic, saw more often than not, ah, but now at a time like these. so. * that is some sort of confidence that we are seeing in, in, in, in fact, in indians as well as in people in the u. k. as far as where she's an artist consent. he's been the ministry of finance in yuki all for 3 years. he's proved himself he has a good solid traffic on there. also the whole really is that he stays on. indian billionaire announced my hand. dra has also weighed in on social media to points out how, where she soon acts victory has turned the tables on the u. k, his own history of dealing with india in 1947 on the cost of indian independence. winston churchill supposedly said, all indian leaders wil

he's one of the richest people in the u. k. a. he was involved in his own tax scandal earlier this year. is there going to be a large chasm for him to bridge between himself and ordinary britons right now? who many who are just, i'm struggling. you know, to deal with inflation i prefer all old politician, bristol conservative politicians, a probably perceive more or less as being out of touch with revised to. so in the sense he's not in any different position to any one else. clearly he is enormous. well, is something that's his opponents might want to use their advantage in terms of criticising highlights is, highlighting, is being out of touch. but i don't think he perceives going to be in more out of touch with what though to say then sailors trust not least is he is a constituency. m. p. he is expected. does keep in touch with his constituents in his constituency party. so he's going to have his thing on the pulse as much or as little as any, any other concern to minister nicholas alan, professor of politics at the royal hollow

u k. if the u. k. were a country in africa, south america or asia, imagine the pompous, self righteous s no center u. k. press politicians and social media pundits would be spewing about culture of this function, banana republic, and not having democracy in their dna. we are now nothing but a banana republic run by well, in recent months so that you gave me through 2 prime ministers and for finance ministers. that instability is having global repercussions believe it or not. have a, according to a retired indian diplomat, but what he had g, the state of democracy i would say is what is what active maybe because it's very rare the country i do, i think going to have to do that. the doc never will give a very, very bad the outside market, the value of the phone. so the outside, this is a really nice fellow stevens. often i did a driving was too high through the physician going to be, you would have been like that miss just very, very improved. go do that i just against today. what happened is that for french's

u. k. a group of wealthy investors calling on the government to reese. the attack share all comes down to an ideology. this is improved knox to work. and plays countries that do well which deliver them as well . so they did on the back of decent taxation, i believe in responsibility, community and society. and that because those that can afford to pay tax. so i don't see tax as burden. i think it's something that we should all be proud and welcome doing and just be glad that we can afford to do it. after years of economic stagnation, the government wants to hotwire the economy into action to embolden trade, the prioritize growth and economic project. government critic se works for the few . instead of the many nave barker al jazeera london, there's still a head on al jazeera stories of survival, who speak to people in indonesia who made it out alive after a stampede at a football stadium, and a deepening crisis. what is causing joy, hunger in sudan to get worse? there was ah hello, they will look at africa in a moment, the 1st to the middle east, and it

also, they saw a free trade agreement between india and the u. k. stalls the anti migrant remarks made by a british minister and get new delhi egypt plans to own peg is national pound from the us dollar and rely on gold and the currency with moscow to the world. this is our t international. my name is peter scott's here with the top stories that 11 o 1 am moscow time. and we start this all with breaking news from the georgia beach and where 5 people have reportedly been injured in an attack on a local t v station in the city of mel. it's hopeful our corresponding got the latest from the scene. a gas goes with miss near, but the hoa local say that a car drove up and a few minutes later there was a blast so strong, but nothing remained of the vehicle. how can i say the ukrainian forces of once again confirm their status? is terrorist attack was carried out in an ordinary residential area near the station as employees arrived at work. further information on the victims will be provided later. this footage shows the aftermath of an explosion near the b

u. k. government and a late people across the u key to have a general election. i mean, this is beyond a joke, it was never funny. but to our he was watching on p b. s. at the united states into all of you around the world. welcome we be of the day with the investigation into the january 6th attack of the u. s. capital, what will probably be ignored? what most likely will not. yesterday the house select committee investigating the insurrection held its final public hearing and voted unanimously to subpoena the man at the center of it all. former you as president donald trump, now will trump ignore the subpoena? most likely? will he get away with it? well, that may eventually be up to the u. s. attorney general to decide between now and then the mid term elections next month. they could return control of congress to the republicans who will then most likely withdraw the subpoena, but what cannot be undone or unseen for that matter, are the videos that the committee presented to the public yesterday. videos from january 6th, as leaders of congress were taken to a s

agreed to receive fire and a negotiated solution that's coming up just a little bit later in the program. and moving on. now the u. k. has missed mondays deadline for striking as a free trade deal with india. negotiations have reportedly been in deadlock amid comments by the u. k. home secretary boys concerned over an influx of indians into the country. like a migration in this country. the largest group of people who overstay our indian migraines, i have concerns about having an open borders migration policy with india, because i don't think that's what people voted for. with breck said, the free trade source between the you can, india were launched early this year with great opportunities for indian students on professionals in the u. k. a main priority of mo, these government, you deli, slammed the now former home secretaries remarks on migration as shocking and disappointing. earlier we spoke to physical analyst and columnist, son he dro cool carney. who said that the rhetoric coming from u. k. officials shows the britain has not yet express remorse over its imperial. these minions come from the leadership of or

we've seen that over a fax and bond market outside the u. k. most notably in the u. s. so it's, it, it is certainly a bad thing, the global economy and it will become a drag on the global economy, the worse it gets. but it is certainly not a crisis, a global economy, the way that it is a crisis locally in the u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread tightening monetary policy on record is raising fears about possible harm to the global economy. the u. s. federal reserve has been by far the most significant player in this shifting global economic policy making. it's raised its interest rate by 3 quarters of a point for the 3rd time last week, and signaling the more large rate hikes are to come. the european central banks expected to continue increasi

u. k. left the e. u, a new system was needed to regulate trade because the e u require strict checks on some goods from non e countries. that meant potentially creating a har border between northern ireland, which is part of the u. k. in the republic of ireland, an e u. country, but that would rip apart the p steel, that ended decades of violence. so the u. k and the you signed a deal that included a protocol that effectively moved border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and out shacks and northern irish ports, the leading unionist party, the d u. p says that undermines their place in the u. k. is refused to let northern ireland, former government until the protocol is scrapped. where we challenge as this report from belfast. time has run out for northern ireland to restore his devolved government. last ditch efforts to break the political deadlock have failed. so northern ireland must now head back to the poles. i hear it when the policies say that they re

u. k and e, you signed a deal that included a protocol which effectively move the border between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports, a unionist policy, the d u p says is undermines the place in the u. k. it's refused to that northern island form of government until the protocol is scrapped. report was presented that view in general assembly on thursday saying these railey occupation of the palestinian territories is indistinguishable from sattler colonialism. it's from the special repertoire on human rights in the territories that they pre assess the youth, a different term. apartheid that code statements from amnesty international earlier this year and human rights watch in 2021. israel and others have criticize the un report and accused itself is of the anti semitism america that the james space reports. israel for many years is said is a victim of unfair criticism that the united nations, it says it singled out where other countries are not israeli officials repeatedly criticize the un human rights council

as a result, the u. k. his new finance minister has set a new cost dramatically different to that put forward by his boss, prime minister. this trust me will you be putting in place today? sorry about the rain guys. just days after becoming the new u. k. finance minister, jeremy hunt had the press hot on his heels and soon found himself on the front page. that's because hans says he will abolish nearly all of the tax cuts announced by his predecessor quasi clar tang barely a month ago. these include cuts to corporate taxes and scrapping a new vat tax on shareholder dividends. no cut to the base marginal tax rate until april next year and know to a duty free shopping scheme for non u. k. visitors facing economic turbulence. hunt warns government spending must be cut and that the current energy relief scheme will need to be redesigned in april, not 2 years from now as originally planned. it would not be responsible to continue exposing public finances to unlimited volatility in international gas prices. so i'm

a look. it was worth one us dollar and 12 cents before the u. k. government announced the tax cuts. you then weakened for him to $1.09 by monday it drops to a record low just over a dollar and 3 cents recovery to some extent. last week. the government then made a policy you turn on monday. the pound has been gaining if you ever since reversing most of the losses since the initial announcement. the fucker reports from london. this is, it doesn't take a financial expert to read these graphs and understand the turmoil the british economies facing. but after a week of market convulsions that pushed the pound to an all time low against the dollar. now some relief in the response of the government screeching, you turn on that tax cut for top burners. as markets opened across europe, the pound bounce back in value against the dollar. you got the pound rising roughly back to where it was before the many budget a pricing on what we think the bank cleanable due next has changed. so previously we expected to add another 2 percent or so to interest rates. nice. right. and that prep at $1.00. so

busy that dirty bomb saga chicago is reported a voice as concerns during 3 phone calls with his counterparts and the u. k. france and took care. a dirty bomb as an explosive laced with radioactive material, moscow's provided no evidence to back up the claims. the russian defense minister, he says, the warden, ukraine, has a steady tendency towards further uncontrolled escalation. well, ukraine's denied the allegations with foreign minister to meet so cruelly about calling with dreams absurd and saying russia often accuses others of what they are planning to do. while harry forces is joining us live now from keith harry, another twist in the war in ukraine. yes, and another potential escalation, even if it doesn't turn out to be an escalation on the battlefield. i think we can safely clueless an escalation in terms of a diplomatic rhetoric being used in the, in a sheer number of calls. 4 of them on the same day to the french, the turkish, the british, and the americans all making this same claim that russia has. it says intelligence of the formation of some kind of dirty bomb for use by ukraine to blame r

at the u. k. a conservative party conference british prime minister liz trust has insisted that her tax cutting package will boost economic growth. a new governments many budget cause the pounds of plummet to record lows last week. so those are the headlines and he's continue say on al jazeera after a j select stage, and that's a watch platter. not awesome was, what would i need? the embryo must be beaten and i said about my son eva what? meters? daniel emma. if anita nice with that he thought you're looking by saudi less brought this young bit to lena is. look it up either. i don't see those little bit. i nice with that. he thought you less with us young, but the other 3, bob. look, you know, so don't look. he bought mazda 330 on my thing, love linda norrick. when i say more, it will be m o m m lucky. when he knows me, nobody is, was one than him. the lord only seen that he thought he had not blamed even when i saw yo sampras when you're gone, they killed in thought. he thought you can not read tho

president's proposal to agree to the fire and negotiate and solution of coming up just a bit later in the program. in the news, the u. k. has missed the mondays deadline for. busy striking a free trade deal with india go stations of report to the bidding deadlock made comments by the den u. k. home secretary, you voice concerns over an influx of indians in the country. leg migration in this country. the largest group of people who overstay our indian migraines, i have concerns about having an open borders migration policy with india. because i don't think that's what people voted for. with breck said, the free trade source between the you can india were launched earlier this year with great opportunities for indian students on professionals in the u. k. a priority for modi's government's utility, however, slammed the now former home secretary's remarks as shocking and disappointing. earlier we spoke to political analysts and color miss, so he dra connie, you said that this shows a britain's not yet moved on from it's inferior past. these opinions come from the leadership of a can't feed that is feeling increasingly ins

describe sham referendums and russian controlled areas just over a week ago, condemns illegal by the un chief and western countries. now the u. k. government has been forced into a u turn abandoning plans to cut income tax for high honors. the policy had caused market turmoil and a revolt within the prime minister's own conservative party. its annual conference takes place this week in birmingham for my poor brennan reports. delegates arriving at conference on monday were greeted with the theme tune to a slapstick tv comedy blaring from a protest as he hey, system. i know what's her name? because just 24 hours after prime minister list trust, it said she was absolutely committed to abolishing the talk. tax rates paid by britain's richest trust. as chancellor was announcing a screeching, you turn the tax on top as will stay. i know the plan put forward only 10 days ago. goes a little turbulence. i get it. i get it. ah, we are listening and have listened. and now i want to focus on delivering the major paths of our growth package. this conference could scarcely have gone any worse for less trust so far. the agenda derailed by a c

dave is, is a member of patriotic millionaire's u. k. a group of wealthy investors calling on the government to increase their attack, share. it all comes down to an identity, which is improving knox to walk and place countries that do well which deliver them nice. well fly they did on the back of decent taxation, i believe in responsibility community in society and that because those that can afford to pay tax. so i don't see tax as a burden. i think it's something that we should all be proud and welcome doing and just be glad that we can afford to do it. after years of economic stagnation, the government wants to hotwire the economy into action to embolden trade and prioritize growth and economic project. government critic se works for the few. instead of the many, neeve barker al jazeera london still to come this off out indonesia moons and demands on says after a stampede is a football match. that's a 125 people that and the result is no new president. yet for brazil, one of the most closely watched elections in the world has to run of

he has had a sound footing as chancellor of the exchequer, as it's known in the u. k. a. he did. in fact om resign, which effectively cause the downfall of boys johnson. when was a big push on him, but he's sound with his economics, his government background, and in finance, he's are a smart operator, as is termed by many people. he is with the times he's very wealthy has to be said, but that hasn't necessarily dented his popularity in many areas. he's the favor to the parliamentary party. and he was in the summer when the leadership election or went in the direction of less trust in the answer to what's happened let's trust was one by the national a conservative membership vote, but she lost by the parliamentary vote. so in effect, it was the conservative party of vote which made a sumac, a 2nd runner. so basically he was the runner up to las, trus. and of course we know what's happened with liz truss, and we know that her finance minister, jeremy hunt a has managed to calm the markets will happen if we see what we expect. army soon act to be prime minister as smooth transition t

m of a. u. k. life is beautiful. while we spoke to go where shake the leader of the about a tear to not a party who said that soon next appointment illustrates the irony of colonial history. the 1st of all, i give them my best love from me and from my country to service, you will not be in the light from the land of guntee, from the letter of non wireless imperialism going on in u. k by india. but in a non boiling, be full manner. the if you look at or mean, if you did it in india, modern indian in terms of egypt. more him right in deals are richer, then the ripley should be and less than crime. so it was going on in the manner in an unwilling manner. so i wanted to let you been rude by sure, for more than a 100 years. so if we can get on the g is becoming a book over in the united kingdom. definitely. it's joy. a un security council meeting is being held at roches. the have dr. moscow voice concerns that k of may use an improvised nuclear weapon called a dirty bomb as part of a full flag operation. now, prior to the

of a. u. k. life is beautiful. a spokesperson for india's ruling party told is the soonest appointment to illustrates the irony of britons colonial history. the 1st of all, i give them my best of luck from me and from my country to service, you will not be in the light from the land of the letter of non wireless in be lose them going on in by india. but in a non boy leg, be full manner. the if you look at be of unity in india, india and compared to what we do in terms of age been thought more him right in deals are rich and then that pretty sure and indian. so it was going on in the guardian manner in unwilling manner. so i went to live in the big room by shift for more than 100 years. lee, if we can get on a g is becoming a book full for some politically. most of the one in the united kingdom definitely isn't for joy. that's a nice why. if the power has been criticized by a notorious ukrainian, neo nazi soldier and blogger from the as of battalion who compared the new british prime minister to the barbarians, who w

a 5 day trip through south america. the 2 disgust regional challenges, including migration drug trafficking, and recovery after the cobra. 19 the u. k. government has been forced into a u turn, abandoning plans to scrap be top rated income tax for high honors. the controversial policy was met with turmoil on the markets and a revolt within the prime minister's own conservative party. open reports from an annual conference in birmingham. ah, delegates arriving at conference on monday were greeted with the theme tune to a slapstick tv comedy blaring from a protest as p. a system. no lady is not parts her name. because just 24 hours after prime minister les tress had said she was absolutely committed to abolishing the talk tax rate paid by britons richest trust. as chancellor was announcing a screeching, you turn the tax on top and as we'll stay, i know the plan put forward only 10 days ago has cooled, a little turbulence. i get it. i get it. we are listening and have listened. and now i want to focus on delivering the major paths of our growth package. this conference could scarcely have gone any worse for less trust so far. the agend