u. k on india were launched earlier this year with great opportunities for indian students and professionals in the u. k. being a top priority for modi's government. you deli, slammed the now former home secretary remarks as shocking and disappointing. my colleague earlier rachel blevins interviewed political analyst and column is so hindrance. connie, you says the britain has apparently failed to move on from its imperial pass. these pinions come from the leadership of or can't feed, that is dealing increasingly insecure about. so within the span of one year, they had 3 prime ministers, and you start about individuals. there is a structural problem about the politics of the united united kingdom, outgoing prime minister, did not even last 2 months, and they call themselves the mother of democracies. basically, the western economies wanted to impose an idea of globalization on their own terms, not on equal terms with developing countries. india, of course, would like, are, they wanted me to have equitable services agreement, which is what the united kingdom and several other. busy please do not want the only o

u. k. am. and instead here he is, you know, it's, it's sort of a, an attack on sovereignty in many ways. and 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 offer the protections that it, 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 working 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, 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, this is one of the worst we've seen in europe. i mean

u. k. is to be stable again and status or the direction that also was taken by deb irish prime minister, who said that it's important for the u. k. to be politically stable. it was interesting to listen to the spanish a prime minister actually played with sanchez said that the resignation of less trust is an end to an approach that he considered an old fashioned approach. how to cope with economic crisis. and of course, he was referring to trust a proposal to a cat, texas, that he, she had to take back them our brussels bureau chief for alexander phenomena. thank you so much that have a look night, some of the other stories making headlines around the world. police are northeastern germany, say a fire that broke out at a hotel in the village of gauze, shrunken golf may have been politically motivated. arson, the hotel have been housing, ukrainian, refugees, 17 people were inside when the fire broke out, but no one was in a new law tackling the legacy of spain's fascist dictatorship, has entered into force. it overturns all convictions for political or religious beliefs, as well as full sexua

u. k. be doing at this critical junction a clear and we've been asking them to be responsible with asking them through us. there's many, but you can simply go around spending 60000000000. they're trying to borrow this and then giving that money also too much of that money to the rich people. the idea that you're getting woman is going to help the people that doesn't make sense is the who, who needs them or how and what they're going to give them. what they do is put that money in the bank. but if you give it to the rest of us there, well i can send it economy to go. so i think this is going to lead to look, and i think we've given them the idea of making sure that you're in full text on those companies who is making billions from rest of us that go with tax. that's the best way of doing it. so i just think they're getting it totally wrong again and again. and one of the one thing i would say is, you know, if you look at the history, you will find that look, that has been difficult, but is how

u. k. being a top priority for mo, these government's utility slammed the now foremost at home secretaries remarks of shocking and disappointing. earlier we spoke of political analysts and columnist suit he dro co tarney, who said that it shows that britain has not yet moved on from ms. emperial passed. these opinions come from the leadership of or can't feed, that is feeling increasingly insecure about so within the span of one year there had 3 prime ministers and you start about the individuals. there is a structural problem about the politics of the united united kingdom, outgoing prime minister, did not even last 2 months, and they call themselves the mother of democracies. basically, the western economies wanted to impose an idea of globalization on their own terms, not on equal terms with developing countries. india fossil like are they want me to have equitable services agreement, which is what the united kingdom and several other. busy veterans and please do not one, the only ones that ar

be under water. the color was due to the u. s. will be under water. the u. k would be under water and that you get no city, no town, without water. everybody would be drowning in this water with 60 feet of water. so this is the kind of scale that we have. i estimated 16000000 children are affected. they haven't just lost homes in schools, but they also faced disease and malnutrition. as the water became stagnant in the southern st province. there are already breakouts of color, diarrhea, and other water going illnesses. they have no choice but to wait flood water and tens of thousands are facing painful skin conditions. the water is also breeding ground for mosquitoes, malaria and then gay fever are also claiming lives. the dilemma they're surrounded by it, but there isn't any clean water to drink. so it's, it's, it's been a while. and the worst thing is that this was to the, for the worst part. so the forestry plan, i've been granted even more for august and we'll probably have sea life expectancy . go down august on we'll probably see in for mortality. go up

portugal, all portugal would be under water poll. ecuador would be an reward of the color was due to the u. s. will be under water. the u. k. would be under water and that you get no city, no town, without water. everybody would be drowning in its water with 60 feet of water standing. so this is the kind of, well that we have an estimated 16000000 children are affected. they haven't just lost homes and schools, but they also face disease and non attrition. as the water became stagnant in the southern since province. there are already breakouts of color, diarrhea, and other waterborne illnesses. they have no choice but to wait flood water and tens of thousands are facing painful skin conditions. the water is also breeding ground for mosquitoes. malaria, and then a fever are also claiming lives the dilemma. they're surrounded by it. but there isn't any clean water to drink. so it's, it's, it's been a horrendous experience. and the worst thing is, the discourse to the, for the worst be focused on you. so the forest people who have been rendered even more for pakistan would probably have see life expectancy go down. august pla

be under water. the cause of the state of the u. s. will be under water. the u. k. would be under water and you know, should be no town without water. everybody would be turning in. it's whatever 60 feet of water standing. so this is the kind of scale that we have with agriculture, education, health, roads, bridges, real cracks, everything has been effected. even if the government had the estimated $40000000000.00 to rebuild it could take years. another monsoon season is just a few months away. some of java down to 0, john. sure, my son. and you can watch august on the great deluge here on saturday. oh, $330.00 gmc on al jazeera, heavy rains of flood, since it all of destroyed tens of thousands of homes across the country. made agencies say at least $80000.00 families are now in need of humanitarian assistance, or there is hipaa morgan reports. this is the road to m zayed village south of south dar forest capital niana. it's one of the latest villages to be affected by heavy rains and flash floods into dam. many are now living out in the open lay. what little of the

but consumers and businesses should be responsible as well for this by reducing that demand. i mean, i think in the u. k might be one of the few countries in europe that is not requiring people to change their behavior of consumption of electricity. i think i would agree, but let's again, be careful of the tyranny of averages. so we said consumers in the u. k, we're talking about a hugely cool country. so do i think rich consumers should massively reduce their consumption of energy even in normal times? you know, the rich is 1020 percent of every country in europe dominate the use of carbon, the use of energy. and alex using far, far more carbon than they could if we're going to save the planet. so i think we need to be careful saying that all consumers need to somehow tighten their bells. we think about people in wrenches recommendation, one for life, death from cold in winter here in the u. k. these are very poor people, often elderly. so i don't think we should really be telling them to conserve energy . so i think that be really specific about who we mean the top in every society, massively over con

the color of the state of the us will be under water. the u. k would be under water and that, you know, should be no town without water, everybody would be drowning and it's whatever, it's 60 feet of water standing. so this is the kind of scale that we're, i, agriculture, education, health, roads, bridges, real tracks. everything has been effected, even if the government had the estimated $40000000000.00 to rebuild it could take years. and then the monsoon season is just a few months away from the job down to 0, jump short langston. and more in the story pakistan, the great sal huge, it can be seen at 1630 james on friday. and again at 330 james on saturday here on, on to 0. us president joe biden has announced he's pardoning thousands of people convicted of marijuana physician under federal laws. he's also urging state governors to quash similar convictions made under state laws. she pretends he has moved from washington. they think we have this, this moved by the president to pardon those who were federally convicted of the simple possession of

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being about religious discrimination. many were against the ca because it could allow more migrants to subtle in the state is an immigration sentiment reminded me of the u. k. where being a daughter of immigrants, woman easy, what i was seeing and i really started to bother me the whole since newly elected national government in bay is carried out as promised to clear government land to what a course and crunches we consider to be over prime duty to just be 1900 percent migrated. so we have nothing to say i'm on my way to ship a job with my friend per cache. she's a photo journalist to see for myself what's going on in the last 2 years. you've been going around sharing stories with mainly minority communities, correct? now what i have seen, and he got industry about how the people who are sort of supporting the government officials to send that dog went, hasn't that it did? not, it was most them. it is in doesn't as vs non in the here think gets complex. the the oh a along with a guy like what the other name covers daniella. oh good. i know if you go to donna, i did a good mother. i'm a garden. what do i do? but you get a copy of it. i'm not, i'm not that

so by next friday we will know he will be the next prime minister at the u. k. so who would be the candidate that the party could get behind? well, that's going to be the very big question, the polls currently and look like she sooner actually leave them. and he's so far as able to looks as if you can go to the most support. i'm wishing that can self ran for child ran for some payments over the summer. he was running against less trust. he has experience and government as the former chancellor. and he also saw the loss of the core of the course these last 6 weeks. that what he said about this trust economic policies, they would be detrimental, actually came true. so he, you know, that also gives them support in terms of his capabilities and competence. and then of course, what we're seeing in the members as well is there are women that penny mordant and could also be a front runner in his and in his, in a serious election process. many election process. am she is there she is the leader of the house of commons. she's not very well known. she also doesn't have a l

u. k. should be both in the credit are completed on the vast majority of countries in the world, not sanctioning russia that's involving several nights. so the wells population. i lost a couple trees and the ones have condemns russia in the that and i've done a g deals. russia said we're just cussing on the sleeve. become trades, who all are continuing with these sections and pouring money and sharing corrupts ukrainian government tip. so either that what the most cross country in the world were told by fighting for freedom and democracy that but they didn't have free democracy and i want to go, i want to go to los angeles pie. i want to give you the last 30 seconds for getting up so early today. last 30 seconds. go to you. just quickly, back to ukraine, the world bank declared a recently, the ukraine's economy will shrink to 8 times more than that of russia's. but again, as we've reiterated multiple times during the program, london, washington, brussels and television, do not care. they'll throw the entirety of europe, certainly ukraine to be sacrificed at arresting russian, and more importantl

years, we're not quite how obsessed to dissolve the new york times as coverage as being and it's negativity about the u. k. m, for that to be approved for. it's me just demonstrates a jihad in the post bricks environments against the u. k. per se, which that is one of the foremost exemplars. so i'm afraid it's not something that that carries much water with me. all right, we're going to leave it there. thank you all for expressing your opinions on that one off style, han pizza own, and alex dean. and thank you too for watching. you can see the show again any time by visiting our website al jazeera dot com for further discussion head over to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. can also join the conversation on twitter handle is a j inside story. from me, sam is a dad and the entire scene go for now is good by ah and so the 2nd, the 2nd son that i'm going to be at a woke up the 1st time was in seller financing. it really was the basement favor. now again, the country that i'm residing is hosting a little and i know that a lot of people who live here that might be the 1

so by next friday we will know he will be the next prime minister of the u. k. so who would be the candidate at the party could get behind what's going to be the very big question. the polls currently look like she's, you know, actually leave them and he's so far as able to looks as if you can go to the most support. i'm shooting that can self ran for child run for some instead of the summer he was against his trust. he has experience and government as well as the former chancellor. and he also saw the loss of the court over the course of these last 6 weeks. that what he said about this trust economic policies, they would be detrimental actually came true. so he, you know, that also gives them support in terms of his capabilities and his competence. and then of course, what we're seeing on him as well or his are, there are women that am penny mordant. and could also be a front runner in news. and in this, in a sort of election process, many election process and she is there, she is the leader of the house of commons. she's not very well known. she also doesn't ha

u. k. whether it be breck say, whether it be the ukraine war, we hear this again and again from politicians. are they blame those? some of those issues are all the current financial state of the u. k. or where do you think he has to starks? you might say worrying about the economy and worrying about the people at large or across the country to help them out of this problem. well, there are 2 big decisions pending, ah, i think it within a few days past the deadline for get a functioning executive in northern ireland and most that might sound relatively trivial. less tied up to the brakes that issue. and what the problem, the new prime minister designed to do by the northern on protocol. and of course, if he continues in the footsteps of his predecessor, there is the real danger of some kind of trade with european union that will make our economic situation worse. and of course, the big, the big one is on the 31st, and i think he's still planning to go ahead on the 31st, which is the fiscal statement. where the government is going to have to sit down and explain to was that they are, they are

while international reaction to select being named the u. k. next p m is beginning to roll in indian primers, and our end that i'm already offered his congratulations saying i look forward to working closely together on global issues and implementing road map 2030, especially de worley wishes to the living bridge of u. k. indians. as we transform our historic tires into a modern partnership that is causing the spokesperson of the conservative friends of india, he knows the new prime minister personally. and he gives us a glimpse of who rushes cynex is beyond being a politician. what you see is what you get. he's a great individual, he's a caring person, he understands, and he's a solution driven individual. and he's always there 1st and foremost to serve the country that priority. the constituent support organization and be in business, be to my goodness, ations like condemned to friends, india be the you know, the country itself with facing those challenges with the cost of living and those issues do keep him up at night. and those are the iss

u. k. should be both in the credit and conflict and the vast majority of countries in the well not sanctioning russia that's been building 70. so the wells population and lots of countries, even the ones have condemns russia in the them have done a g deals, russia. we're just cussing around the country and say law. continuing with these sections and pouring money into a very corrupt ukrainian government tip either that i've worked with most corrupt. so how much in the world we were told by fighting for freedom and democracy bad, but they didn't have free democracy. i want to go to, i want to go to los angeles pie. i want to give you the last 30 seconds for getting up so early today. last 30 seconds got to you just quickly back to ukraine. the world bank declared a recently, the ukraine's economy will shrink to 8 times more than that of russia's. but again, as we have reiterated multiple times during the program, london, washington, brussels and television do not care. they'll throw the entirety of europe, certainly ukraine to be sacrificed, that arresting russian, and more importantly, why had

u. k. would be underwater and that you know, strictly not down with our water with i've never seen climate gardner on this. okay. i have simply no word to describe what i've seen. moccasins romance with the yearly monsoon season. is we into poetry, culture and even food at 2022, so called monsoon on steroids. rock more water in a few days than the 30 year average. an unprecedented disaster on an unimaginable scale. it is a tough to wrap your head around, or how a monsoon can actually do this to an entire country. as far as i can see, there is an inland sea hospitals, schools, medical centers. i regret everything has been taken over by the great deluge. we've been heading stories from fathers who couldn't be their children because there was no dry land. you've heard stories about children who were drinking from the same water, but they're dead catalyse looking. i mean, a dear mother, my name is a good to know, but i will tap my dog. h happen a lot in regarding a video of gig a a. 2 a n a villa. dorothy gavin, walk that over there. huh. was up with me. would you believe it would be only that

be prime minister? yes, that is the question. i mean what, what are people saying about that in the u. k. can she stay imposed? speaking to people, there is really not much support for les stress, even people that ordinarily very conservative. if there was an election, the conservative party would be almost completely restore. destroyed. obviously, this is why they are not planning to hold an electron. any time scene, but there is an awful amount of plots in going on behind the scenes and, and m p 's a voice in the concerns also publicly. and as talk, we're finding somebody who could take over like a unit a candidate. so we're not here yet. but the next days are going to be really, really crucial for less trust. and as for the chancellor, the 4th chancellor in a matter of months for the u. k. jeremy hunt and his new approach. how's that going down? i think people will need to digest. ah, what they're hearing, some of it is also quite complicated. financial owed market going on c. so not everyone will be following this really in detail, but what people are really feeling is, is their mortgages and the high inter

the internet's been lighting up with means victory, get to be reports. the u. k. government is hiring and is now inviting applications for prime minister. this recruitment video was produced by 2 comedians, but the joke started before list trust resigned o one u. k. newspaper started live streaming and lettuce to see if it would last longer than trust his prime minister. it did. there's been this mock ad b and b listing of downing street, and this tweet from an unofficial account of the downing street cat. from political cartoons to the tv show spitting image. britton's enjoy a long history of political satire. comedian say it plays an important role in a functioning democracy, a lot of comedians kind of find a path by just tweeting at the time as things happen. so it's really about getting a small point across in a really quick way. and i often think that it might sound as a joke or main, but it actually kind of opens doors for a lot of people to investigate more and find out more about what is actually happening. neurological environment as well. no previous ex

u. k, they would be obliterated. and this is why at the moment, this is not what they're planning, say, list process, personal standing is really in tatters. only about one and 10 british people are thing is thinking that she is doing a good job as prime minister and the opposition labor parties is leading in the polls up to 30 points. so it has done an enormous damage the all the credibility, the economic credibility, basically that the conservative party traditionally has, is put in question and it will take a long time for them to regain that trust of the voters for their economic credibility. when it's unclear whether or not less trust will have time to even fight for, for that trust to, to return. right. because there are people speculating, she might not even be able to make it to the end of the week. how likely do you think it is that she'll become the most short lived trenton prime minister in british history? well, it's very much the balance for less trust. it's very difficult to get rid of her for the conse

u. k. next year to alright. good to get your analysis on this. vicky price, thanks very much. i stay with al jazeera because we're we will be yeah. hearing from the new u. k. chancellor, later in this now and he still had now the battle to lead brazil, the top contenders. face off in their final debate before the runoff election. tough lessons for hong kong teachers. why many educators are quitting and brazil star name? ah, if he is in spanish court, as he denies allegations of fraud and corruption, he tells coming up at school. ah, for less than i had professed, at least 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drown strikes on ukraine's capital. official say keith was struck several times in an early morning attack by russian forces using drowns cities mass as they hid the central shaft krinski district. that same area was shelled by russia last week. everything we'll have is right now. hotel. it just, there are, it's there at that. here in historical film leave. i'm due to the live and what the russians they destroyed all gone for. they destroyed our hometown . did. they kill allows right no, amber, we see the error.