u. k. who are sitting far away in an exclusive interview to our t rush as a foreign minister, 30 lab rob chairs his take on what the u. s. u. k. are planning for ukraine and you see trade in troops have resumed intense shelling of delegates, republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the cubes army recently lost to to russian lead force entry long as newly elected president says that he will take action against anyone threatening him or his top official as mass protests. persist in the south asian country, devastated by a spiraling economic crisis. with watching live direct studios in moscow, this is art international and john thomas certainly glad to have you with us. right now, european countries will have to rely on nuclear and coal power. this coming winter due to giving up on russian gas amid soaring prices. and that's according to a top you official we have made a decision. we're preparing for the winter without rush and gas in order to get through this winter and possibly next

u. k. who are sitting far away in an exclusive interview with r t rushes foreign minister shares his take on what the us and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the european union with our correspondence is in the thick of the action amid the latest ukrainian shelling of the log onto the people's republic as caps, forces launch, and offensive to retake territory there and mass demonstrations. re john and sri lanka after the acting leader is elected president to the secret ballot by parliament protestors. burning his effigy as security forces are on high alert with hi there, you're watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. now our top story, european countries will have to rely on nuclear and coal power. this coming winter due to giving up on russian gas amid storing prices. that's according to a top you official. we have made a decision. we are preparing for the winter without rush and gas in order to get through this winter and possibly next winter. the e, yo

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u. k. who are sitting far away. it's easier, particularly for the u. k. and the united states are really set back and allow this to happen to really try to escalate this. because europe is the one that is going to be feeling oliver's 40 percent of the sanctions are actually affecting them. the most did survey level of say anything about a cooperation between russia and countries in africa and asia. yes. so russia has been building its highs in the east. they have other markets in china, india, and, and now pakistan. we have recently seen the deal made between russia in eden for 40000000000 dollar. turkey also made its yell for $30000000000.00. clearly these sanctions are not working and affecting the indicated targets as well, right, whether they're affecting the you and many countries. of course in developing nations, including africa, africa has long been a partner of russia in terms of develop may and, and dish restructuring. and of course, are also working with china. but the relationship that russia provides to africa is entirely different than the re

u. k. are planning for ukraine and you see trade in troops have resumed intense shelling of delegate republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory the cubes.

u. k. are not expected to go much above 30 celsius as 50 percent chance. they could go above 40 on monday or tuesday. we've never seen that in the u. k. hence those are those warnings. now the government says that it's boosting ambulance services in terms of the numbers of coal handlers and asking hospitals to increase their capacity to take patience in. they are really under pressure already, partly because of a covert of meaning staff shortages, but a long history of problems with ambulance services in the u. k. and waiting times there, urging people only choose the emergency services if really necessary or now. and we've heard from some senior voices within the national health service that they're worried that simply things like air conditioning and fans and not sufficient in hospitals and in doctors. practices said it advising people firstly to check on their neighbors, particularly if they're elderly or vulnerable. but warning people that those temperatures around 40 celsius are not what we're used to. they're not what people are enjoying here in this

u. k. and an exclusive interview to our tea brushes, foreign minister survey lab, rob shares his take on what the u. s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the european union plus, with our correspondent, is in the thick of the action amid the latest ukrainian shelling of the lugens, the people's republic as key f. sports is launched and offensive to retake territory there with just past 4 pm here in moscow and you're watching r t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. there's no point for the west to completely break off its ties with russia, especially when it comes to the energy market. that's according to foreign minister, sergei lab rav who in an exclusive interview to our channel. also underlined that russia is not worried about the use desire to curb purchases of russian oil and gas . you do much the interior, so i don't think that it's in their interest to stop all times. we balance to cut off all the times we send to use liquefied natural gas that the americans are trying to sell them. and if they do that, then we would have no problem. the problem isn't sand that due to why they do w

u. k. are warning that temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming days. people are being urged to take precautions with the met office. st. tuesday could hit 40 degrees celsius as fires, burn, and temperatures. climate, german, foreign minister and a nina bear book describes climate change as the world's biggest security problem. berlin is hosting representatives from some 40 countries for petersburg, climate dialogue for testers have been on the streets in short anchors capital. after the interim president, imposed on nationwide state of emergency ran out link. remo singer says it's needed to up whole order ahead of parliament election of a new leader. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister, iran con, has won the most seats and elections in the countries most up to this region. when john results mean prime minister, she wasik sheriff's muslim was lost, its narrow majority provincial assembly a damning report in to the police responds to a school shooting, and texas says, officers put their own safety above the lives of children and staff. this is

u. k. are struggling to readjust after many workers left her jobs during the pandemic. and many more went on strike in response to the soaring cost of living. some countries like germany have launched schemes to bring in temporary foreign workers. peter, this morning was an absolute mess. we were at the we were told to arrive 5 hours before the flight to make sure that we got an offline. and we would just keeping the decimal open. we would just keeping the heater outside is her vendors, them back in the us with thousands of flight cancellations and delays. some airlines are giving out bonuses for flight attendance to ramp up, stopping. others are offering pilots, triple pay to pick up extra trips. and for those left stranded, they get waivers to change your tickets for free. for those who prefer to skip the airport during this busy holiday, driving to their destination seems to be a good option. but with some of the highest gas prices on record, that may also prove costly. gillian wolf, al jazeera. ah, this is houses here, and these other top stories now russian back se

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u. k. who are sitting far away in an exclusive interview to our t rush as foreign minister, sergey loud. rob shares his take on what the us and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the u. e. u pores, another 500 millions of euros in the army, despite struggling to fix its own budget. amid the economic backlash of extensions against russia, ukrainian troops have resumed intense shelling of the new gods republic than a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory.

u. k. are bracing for their hottest day on record. ah, i don't know about this and this is 0 live from doha. also coming up, i more protest on the streets of sher lanka. i was the acting president imposes another state of emergency. ukraine's president suspends the spy chief, and i top prosecutor accusing the stuff of collaborating with russia. i, bouncing back to the party of pakistan's austin, prime minister in con, wins a crucial bi election. ah frances, on its highest state of alarm for extreme temperatures in more than a dozen places, as a heat wave enveloped large pots of south west europe, south of bog, dove firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires. they've been burning for almost a week. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate when it was also easy. we're still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction. more than 35 burning across spain, the thousands of people have had to leave t

u. k. are bracing for the hottest day on wreck old o. bouncing back the body of pakistan's eyes did climbing. ron con women's occlusal bi election. the grains president let him as the lens gains sacked 2 of his most senior law enforcement figures over hundreds of cases of alleged treason and collaboration with russia shaped prosecutor and renew at a venue benedict's of a has been investigating war crimes. even bohannon was head of ukraine's powerful intelligence agency. the president says 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine of a more let's bring in alan fisher and keith allen. what's the background to all of us? well, before the war of vladimir zalinski cabinet, there is almost like a virtual revolving door. there were so many changes, but since the war there has been a real stability. so this is a real surprise that he announced on his website that these 2 senior officials were to depart. and the big surprise is ivan, back in of who's the head of the internal security

u. k. were sitting far away in an exclusive interview, 2 r t rushes foreign ministers target elaborate shares, whose pig on what the u. s. and u. k. are planning for ukraine and the ear, the corps and other 500000000 euros into teams army, despite struggling to fix its own budget. amid the economic backlash of its sanctions against russia. ukrainian troops have resumed in terms of showing of the guns republic in a desperate attempt to reclaim the territory. the kids army recently.

u. k. are to 40 year high, the bank of england has wound of rising risks for people who are boring money. now, while it being grilled on britain's domestic problems, boris johnson has also frequently try to turn the focus on to the war and ukraine. steve sweeney, who's the international editor of the morning. star newspaper believes that he was trying to rally public opinion behind him by presenting himself as a wartime leader. the economy isn't upon the stage, the current account deficit is ballooning sterling, is in free for the day interest cost arises. there's a cost of living crisis or maybe writing people's living conditions. i think soon like it is saying that johnson has deceived the public over the state of the company. as i just pointed out, those kind of the, the, the statistics that were not necessarily focusing on. so the britons much much poorer than johnson's making out to me. i think the has been using the, the situation and you can try to pursue her poses a, as a war time leade

u. k. are really holding their breath all they're going to be more resignations. what about the front secretary for example, someone to watch the business secretary for example. this is really where. b where the, where the movement will be before we could possibly see connection and the fact that he won a big majority in the last election. is that enough to i guess to protect him through yet another scandal i read and think so brent we've seen just just yesterday and paul came out about the about the conservative party members, how popular both johnson and he's really very, very unpopular, much more popular than other colleagues around the cabinet table who ultimately he doesn't really as a pass and as a pass analogy, he doesn't really bring much to the table at the moment for the conservative party as a whole. and for the electorate. passenger ratings are really not very good say this is why his position in a situation like this, which is very, very volatile. yes, it's difficult indeed. d w is bigger miles for the latest on this breaking story to ministers in the

u. k. are reaching an all time high, but far from being a freak peak. experts believe these conditions are a new, frightening fact of life and a part of the world. utterly unprepared for these kinds of extremes, on nickel frilly him, berlin, and this is the day. ah, these heath babes are becoming more frequent bukosa of climate change. these with her, i always miss as you come back to read. i come from india. this would be ready could not live. i wish it would still be glad to. i need just still because of the unprecedented hey, that would come with all of the emergency services are covered under significant pressure with paul for all of us that they need to talk to the closest likely g o. also coming up while his war in ukraine range is on russia, vladimir putin meets the leaders of iran and turkey. at this be the birth of a new alliance of the aggrieved against europe and the u. s. i let mister bruce speak for why he decided to go at this particular time. it shows the degree to which mister p

u. k. are bracing for the hottest day on record. it claims president fire despite chief and a top prosecutor accusing their staff of collaborating with russia. yes. the party of pakistan's ice did prime minister even on con windsor crucial bi election. it's seen as a test of his political survival. ah, sure. because interim presidents, i know what comma sing it has imposed a state of emergency in an effort to ward off protests and had of the election of a new leader. things are quiet for not in the capitol colombo parliaments, in the process of choosing a new president. also gotta buy a raj, epoxy resigned, and fled the country last week. the government issued a number of emergency declarations since april 1 protest started over the worst economic crisis in decades. some demonstrate to say their demands for running we're promising to leave office are being ignored. the people who want to bring their people friendly, gama unable to king these to go to college, and they want to change the system. they wanna make counseling health syst

u. k. are struggling to readjust after many workers left our jobs during the pandemic. and many more went on strike in response to the soaring cost of living. some countries like germany have launched schemes to bring in temporary foreign workers. peter, this morning was an absolute mess. we were at the we were told to arrive 5 hours before the flight to make sure that we got on our flight. and we were just keeping the decimal open. we would just giving the key to outside is horrendous. them back in the us with thousands of flight cancellations and delays. some airlines are giving out bonuses for flight attendance to ramp up, stopping. others are offering pilots, triple pay to pick up extra trips. and for those left stranded, they get waivers to change her tickets for.

u. k. are the form of finance minister, which is sooner and foreign minister liz trust the, when it will be chosen by the concert by conservative party members. later this year, later this summer, current prime minister virus johnson announced that this month that he'd step down following a string of political scandals. let's go to london then and join the burgess mass. welcome burke. it's so a tell us about the start to final candidates who might be prime minister of the u . k. the candidate most successful with mts with his peers is a re she sooner the yo, the former chancellor. he's widely credited for having helped business is through the corporate crisis. so that's to his credit for many who would have voted for him . he is somebody who has immense personal wealth. he's married to the daughter of an indian billionaire, and this is what are some people say might actually in the end not be to his favor, that he's personally so very rich when the country is facing a cost of living crisis and

u. k. are struggling to readjust after many workers left her jobs during the pandemic. and many more went on strike in response to the soaring cost of living. some countries like germany have launched schemes to bring in temporary foreign workers. peter, this morning was an absolute mess. we were at that we were told to ride 5 hours before the flight to make sure that we got on our flight. and we were just keeping the decimal open. we would just keeping the key to outside is horrendous. then back in the us with thousands of flight cancellations and delays. some airlines are giving out bonuses for flight attendance to ramp up, stopping. others are offering pilots, triple pay to pick up extra trips. and for those left stranded, they get waivers to change your tickets for free. for those who prefer to skip the airport during this busy holiday, driving to their destination seems to be a good option. but with some of the highest gas prices on record, that may also prove costly. gillian wolf, al jazeera ah, says al jazeera and these are the top stories now russian back separa

u. k. are now reporting that in bottled prime minister bars johnson is going to resign as head of his conservative party. but he'll stay on as prime minister until a successor is appointed. this follows the departure of more than 50 ministers, including senior members of his team. they've all cited a lack of confidence in johnson's leadership. i'm will be keeping you up to date on that breaking news up next to my colleague, bearish vanity interviews, former us special representative for you, frank. curt wilker in conflict. for me, the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. see again at the top, the next. ah ah, with to conflict zone with parish banner g. russia claims it has captured the new hans region in ukraine's east. is ukraine using this war? doug walker is a former us ambassador tomato, and he believes the rest should be doing more to support ukraine, but good crops in the western alliance deal in long term support for ukraine. conflict zone on d w. this is 3 pm to diabetes, business, d

a 150000000 are counting the cost on our g 0 ah, mired in scandal and control the c u. k. prime minister boris johnson bows to prussia and resigns, though remains in office until a successor is chosen. and i want you to know how sad i am to be giving up the best job in the world. ah, hello, i'm sorry, i'm no mozy in london. you're watching al jazeera also coming up on the program. hundreds of prisoners still on the rhonda in nigeria, off to i cell members broke into a jail in the capital a bu job. the taliban is accused of abductions and executions. it's fight against and i still splinter group in eastern afghanistan. the lives of millions of syrians at stake, the un security council to vote on whether to extend the use of a key 8 cordial from turkey. ah. lo and welcome to the program, we begin here in the u. k. why prime minister boris johnson is bout pressure and announced that he will step down as soon as his party alex and you lead up. now the announcement comes after 48 hours of high drama, which so nearly 60 politicians resign. johnson had already been under pressur

u. k. are about to narrow down the parties leadership race. the final 2 candidates, they will then enter run off votes among policy members. former chancellor richie su, neck phone secretary live trust, and trade minister penny more than a fill in the running. the weather will replace both johnson as prime minister in september, johnson has defended his record while facing questions in parliament for the last time. as prime minister. he resigned this month after a series of scandals engulfed his government. we how guy helped get this country through a pandemic and helped save another country from barbarism. and frankly, that's enough to be going on with mission, largely accomplished. so now i want to thank you and this is becoming like, all the wonderful stuff that's going on with my friends and colleagues. i opposite . this is mika. i want that everybody here and hostility sta. katie, yes, you are being commission is unveiled an emergency plan to scale by gas consumption in case russia totally cuts off supplies. it includes a proposal for cou

u. k. are requesting access to the bulletin to fire on that killed veteran al jazeera june. the shaheen firm representing her family has asked to introduce the israeli soldiers present. the shooting clay was shot dead by ready troops and occupied west banks that you've janine in may. the lawyers say what they've seen so far provides a strong case. and israel has a policy of targeting june more than $400.00 prisoners are still on the run in nigeria, after rate on a detention facility that was claimed by i saw members of the arms or among those who escaped in the lodge. i slept people in the surrounding community and a nearby capital of buddha, afraid for their safety. interest reports from j told you say the operation to re arrest, escaped, convict is yielding results. but it's the admission by the defense minister about iceland book what i'm commanded j o t. that's chopped minnie nigeria is hello for the tension. and then eventually with the statement is causing panic because secure to assessments, show urban areas have become targets for armed cross the that could be someth

u. k. are struggling to readjust offer. many workers left our jobs during the pandemic. and many more went on strike in response to the soaring cost of living. some countries like germany have launch schemes to bring in temporary foreign workers. peter, this morning was an absolute mess. we were at the we were told to arrive 5 hours before the flight to make sure that we got on our flight. and we were just keeping the discipline open. we would just keeping the key to outside is horrendous. them back in the us with thousands of fly cancellations and delays. some airlines are giving out bonuses for flight attendance to ramp up, stopping. others are offering pilots, triple pay to pick up extra trips. and for those left stranded, they get waivers to change her tickets for free. for those who prefer to skip the airport during this busy holiday, driving to their destination seems to be a good option. but with some of the highest gas prices on record, that may also prove costly. gillian wolf, al jazeera, they trip as to venice will be charged to visit italian, says he from janu

u. k. are requesting access to the bulletin firearm that kill veteran al jazeera journal is sharina eval at clay firm representing her family has asked to interview the israeli army soldiers present at the shooting. sharina were shot dead by israeli soldiers. the occupied west bank city of jeanine in may. those were the headlands of back with more news and half lan exit since i'd story with iran. calm to stay with us. ah controversial, undefined forest johnson has resigned. the british prime minister clung to power, but failed to retain his posse support. who will replace him? and what sort of leadership does the u. k need at this time? this is it's i sort. ah, although he's that program on him, ron kon, boris johnson's out. the british prime minister, held on for as long as he could, but a series of scandals followed by mutiny and then a domino a resignation left him with no other choice than to step down from what he calls the best job in the world. for great public services and to that new l

u. k. are requesting access to the bulletin, the firearm killed, veteran al jazeera journalist, shirley and the firm representing her family has asked her interview the israeli soldiers present at the time of the shooting. i barclay was shot dead by israeli troops in the occupied westbank city of janine in may lloyd say, what they've seen so far provides a strong case that israel has a policy of targeting journalists. well, let's bring you some more now. breaking news out of japan, the channel n h case has former prime minister sions a la bay has been shot and taken to hospital. this is breaking news just coming to us. now here with just a report that happened during a campaign event, the former leader was apparently unconscious after the incident. that's bringing the florence louise jones was live now from the malaysian capital, calling up our friends. what more details can you tell us about this? well the reports are saying that he was apparently shot and they are reported to say that they he

u. k. are warning that temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions met office saying cheese day could be even hotter, potentially hitting 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. for testers, have gathered on the streets in it should anchors capital off the into him president, imposed a nationwide state of emergency. i know wake for him, a singer says it's needed to uphold public order. head of parliament's election of a new leader. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister, emron con, has won the most seats and elections in the country's most populous region, wynja. the results, main prime minister chavez sheriff's muslim league as lost its now majority in the provincial assembly. there's all the headlines. news continues here in al jazeera. that's after world cup count down africa. ah ah. hello on, on the richardson, welcome to our late this world cup countdown program. as we build up the cattle 2020 to the middle east of a world cut, which takes off in november each month. we focus on a different region.

u. k are not expected to go much above 30 celsius. there's a 50 percent chance they could go above 40 on monday or tuesday. we've never seen that in the u. k. hence, those are those warnings. now the government says that it's boosting ambulance services in terms of the numbers of coal handlers and asking hospitals to increase their capacity to take patience in. they are really under pressure already. hartley, because of her covert her meaning staff shortages, but a long history of problems with ambulance services in the u. k. and waiting times there, urging people only to use the emergency services is really necessary or now, and we've heard from some senior voices within the national health service that they're worried that simply things like air conditioning and fans are not sufficient in hospitals and in doctors, practices said it advising people firstly to check on their neighbors, particularly if they're elderly or vulnerable. but warning people that those temperatures around 40 celsius are not what we're used to. they're not what

u. k that are really not used to it? that's a really good point. you know, these conditions we're seeing right now in the u. k. might be no place like dallas, texas, or houston, or even phoenix, arizona, but they're most certainly not normal for the united kingdom, only about 5 percent of people there have air conditioning, and 6 percent of people are over the age of 80. meaning vulnerability is through the roof, that's one of the big issues we've seen so far with about 1500 people get from the x and more access mortality. unfortunately, likely. so climate change is causing conditions to outpace our ability to maneuver infrastructure wise. that's what we're seeing. so yeah, this will become both the norm and we've got to adapt to this. we might need to start putting a c in place that never had air condition before. we might need cooling shelters in places that never had he waves before. things are getting worse for a lot of folks who are on the fringe of how high temperatures get and we're seeing the impacts in real time adapting to these extreme we

conditioning units, then stick close to are treated as your friends, but there are parts of the, i mean, many people in the u. k. don't have air conditioning units, it's not like many hot countries where they're dea there since you come standard on, on houses. these are parts of the world, the u. k is in easter stuff like this. so therefore, it doesn't usually make these things the air condition unit standard on, on buildings. they've got their systems like the railway network, which hasn't been built for these sorts of temperatures in a warming world or a climate change reality. then the u. k. has his work cut out to try and either retrofits complex infrastructure systems to try and cope with the new reality is going to have to try and for future proof new systems as well. that's gotta be expensive. maria put her back on, get back in the chaise. many thanks for each of their life was in london, hyde park. that's the story of the u. k. across the channel in paris, temperatures are now well into the 30s in touch of butler is there. rather on surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the ei

u. k. need to invest much more. the u. k. is the seen the impact of climate change and not as much as other countries are in the world. and therefore, perhaps the urgency is nurse felt as much as he should, that they got a big, really big task in hand. and they should be starting on it right now. well, now that sense of urgency is beginning to rise along with a temperature setting, new records all across the u. k. andrew simmons out, jazeera london, and the un secretary general, antonio harris has told officials from 40 nations at a climate conference in berlin at the time is now to take decisive action against the climate crisis. 8 months ago we left off 26 with 1.5 degrees on life support. since then it's pulse as we can further. greenhouse gas concentration, sea level rise and ocean heat have broken new records off of humanity is in the danger zone from floods that obs, extreme stores and wildfires. no nation is immune. yet we continue to feel though a fossil fuel addiction. what troubles me most is that in facing these global crazes, we are failing to work together as a multilateral community. australia has releas

u. k. politicians are jostling to replace the outgoing prime minister. boars, johnson, he's agreed to step down after a wave of scandals though he still an office. for now. johnson's would be successors are a distinctly mixed bunch. but there's at least one thing that they all agree on in the race to be the occupier of this central london residence. well, there's a theme emerging among the competition. we can look, i believe in a lower tax. i've always been a low tax consulting. i can certainly should raise taxes. i don't believe an unfunded tax got making their case on the sunday morning media round because i want to do a great job for my country. that's why the main contenders were out for the early stage advantage. i think no can serve you should raise taxes either on what you need a smart tax cuts that will grow the economy. i also want to stop fries if you like, that the proposed increase in corporation taxes. i think the much greater risk is not having a tax cut that's and much riskier route to go down because what we need is not a tax on growth, but a growing economy. that's why kee

u. k. there are those who have loved him for his charm and for his wits and the conservative party have really loved him because he was able to reach out to parts of the country that they were never able to reach out to his delivered a huge majority for them, but for all this, he's been a very divisive figure and they have had problems. i've questioned his integrity for a very, very long time. it started really were the brakes at campaign when he and the vote leave campaign. when they claim that there were billions, basically that will be safe for breakfast and that can be poured into the health system. for example, when it's now clear that actually breaks it is a problem for the u. k. economy and actually cost the richest taxpayer money, at least the short and median term. in the end, it was the lies. it was the lies over the party gave the photos that had emerged that showed voice. johnson and colleagues in downing street drinking while other british people, most of britain was complying with a very severe lock dine. but he and others in downing street were not, and he was fined in the end.