u. k. can she stay impose speaking to people, there's really not much support for les stress. even people that ordinarily very conservative say if there was an election, the conservative party would be almost completely res drawer destroyed. obviously this is why they are not planning to hold an election any time seen, but there is an awful amount of plots in going on behind the scenes and, and m p 's voice in the concerns also publicly. and there's talk, we're finding somebody who can 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 out what they're hearing. some of it is also quite complicated. financial markets going on c suit. not everyone will be following this really in detail, but what people are really feeling is, is their mortgages and the high interest rates that they will have to pay on a mortgages. and this is som

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 we've, we've seen things where they put pressure i

u. k. prime minister's top job, you might say the u. k. can serve to then be mark calmer hopper joyce. we now live for westminster and is a receipt sooner supporter. mr. harper could help you with this live on al jazeera . can you confirm publicly that mr. sue does have over a 100 and peace backing him. yes, i understand. that is the case now that he has over half of them actually talk to him, which is a very good sign and a lot of confidence effectively from his colleagues. he said nothing for granted. he's been talking to colleagues all morning and continues to do so to encourage them to come over and support him in his campaign to be a minister. and what's your understanding of whether mr. su not has any legitimate contenders for that job in terms of forestry? said old petty mordant well, horace johnson, last night obviously announced that he wasn't going to stand in this contest and set out his reasons in a statement that he put out last night. i understand the of a potential candidate in the race and he moved and is also talking to colleagues and her supporters insist that she has

u. k. can afford to do what it's promising the people, but right now the people who are suffering really bad inflation a high interest rates are going to get some more bad news and energy costs as well . out of control. the u. k. people are going to get some more bad news. indeed. okay, and thank you very much. andrew simmons training is that from london, or to pass out where the french president says, holding talks from the german chancellor to resolve differences on policy. and you, nations have clashed over europe's possession on energy defense. and the war in ukraine at robera is live for us in paris than hashanah. the pretty significant meeting, isn't it to e. u powerhouse is needing to come together to address some pretty big issues. yes, laura, the used to see i to i when it comes to the major issues in, in europe to the point where 20 years ago this stablished the franco german council adjoined cabinets meeting where they would meet on a regular basis. it was, was, it was always sending

u. k. you can see the argument for it given the, the, the situation that were read at the time. we've had so many changes a prime minister for the concert and still have to big majority in the house of commons. and then i'm going to go to the post to call another election when the pose put neighbor so far ahead of the problem that richie is saying it's not just about it's just to mrs. bridget to missy. it's also about the credibility of the concepts. and that's what he wants to reestablish. first, the concept is economic credibility, reputation to be competing with the economy. it's been completely shocked. and she's, you know, we're trying to rebuild that in rebuilding that. i think there is a danger for him and he will a spouse and very difficult economic measures, and that will bring further on popularity. so i think what will happen is that he will continue to to 2024 and then probably the next sort of down the street will be the leader a moment. and the policies that we see that will have to adult to reestablish credibility and the and to make the economy what would be on p

u. k. can claim some stability. and i think that's what a lot of people are feeling here. we knew that things were going to move fast off to such a chaotic day in government yesterday. but i don't think anyone imagine things would move quite this for 45 days. is prime minister that's a long list. tough as had the top job, she becomes the shortest serving prime minister in british history. and just to give you a little bit of context about why we are where we are today. yesterday she saw her interior minister, who and abraham and resign after breaking the ministerial code and then serve a stinging resignation letter, criticizing the government for not keeping it manifested pledges they so on that was a vote on fracking in the parliament which descended into chaos with conservative em, he's being pushed and shoved into the voting lobby to vote in favor of the government . that was accusations of bullying. that was the chief wit that resigned than i'm resigned. and apparently what is one and he was chased by the prime minister through parliament who was trying to persuade, ha

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u. k. economy, can you leave? there will be there within a week after new shorter selection process. under simmons has more from london. this cross was the prime minister of broken promises. she caused a near meltdown of the markets. nearly all her on funded plans with tax cuts were reversed. now she's out the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. history. i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore state and say, his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party who's doing started last friday. she sector finance minister closet courting, but blaming him for getting it wrong had no effect on the markets. the pound wasn't recovering on the cost of government boring was still going up to say a nervous trust walked out on questioning on you're going to say, well, you 5 minute in came political, heavyweight jeremy hunt as new chancellor, trashing virtually all of the trust plans, saving billions of dollars and calming the markets. he cannot make track apalachee ah, the next day she was confron

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u. k. in the past 4 months, regardless of, of, of your political views here that looking at that, that's just careless. that's reckless. mean, how can the conservative party say to voters in the u. k, we are a party that you can trust it can't. and that is exactly why in the opinion polls at the moment, the conservative party has suddenly lurched to being behind the labor party. by some way, between 30 and 40 percentage points, they will be massacred if there's any early election. and the only thing that he's likely to preserve, liz truss as prime minister is the fact that her own members of parliament, a terrified that if there were a general election, they would all lose their seats. is it possible when that kwasic wanting could actually have some type of resurrection, as we averred among the party conference, he was the one who got more votes and for the speeches in terms of popularity, people thinking he would be the better candidate. yeah, i think that's a bit unlikely because he has got so much on the wrong side of the financial markets. i mean, after all, the last thing that any finance minister wants to see happen is that th

u. k. so you can see how this is an intractable problem or one that is going to be very, very difficult to solve. and the bottom line really is that see a breaks, it has caused significant problems and significant threats to the real achievement of the good friday agreement agreement which, which puts in the past generations a violence. roy, thanks to that, rory, towns lie 1st in belfast. now tiny island community of the coast of england says its future is being threatened by a proposal to band fishing. holy island is home to dozens of species that the government says ne, protecting m. hayward reports laden with lobster and crap. the crew up with the freedom comes into the harbor to unload the morning's cache. a job that they've done for decades, but could lose the fishing is pam to holy island. it would just devastated completely or was no way we could possibly carry on. fishing from holy island would have to move the boats and all the gear to other ports. and of course, the trouble waters the all the guys working from different port. so mean conflict straight away and this is what's left

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u. k, there is a, can i have a referendum on the bang neutral in the russia? you credit card. thanks. it's been completely no phone by literally all the mainstream media. so that's why we're up against the complete propaganda on this, on this issue. so, but i think these things which are happening, you know, reversible because you look at what happened with a 19 vaccines agenda. i tried to start up again. i'm sorry me, we were out of luck to home and everything else. so i think these propagandists are quite capable of changing the agenda when bye. see not by cost, but back with regard to the old i. they want to come out to be very well because russia will undoubtably come. i was a bit well and the cycle questions or comments that he's will come out with a bad way. but you know, be great. the way i say, what does this actually mean? because these countries all can travel by global expressed interest. and we say, listen, the chinese recently i, what we need is a bit more democracy in the western european countries on because we are having policies which have approval from the update reg

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u. k. new chancellor says he can fix the country's finances. a fight between inmates leads to a fire at iran 7 prison known to hold political detainees. and we follow the flights of people a nigeria, we've lost everything after the west flooding in a decade. ah, we begin in china what president she jin is said to be confirmed for a historic 3rd term, making him the most powerful communist leader since mounts a dung g used his opening speech at the twice a decade. communist party congress to call for faster military growth and defend beijing's 0 coven approach. he also raised hong kong, saying it must be ruled by what he called patriots. patrick falk has more from beijing. u. t outlines and the key achievements of the party talking about how it had to successfully managed to curve at 19 defended curve at 19 policy. that, of course, is very much in focus. it talks about raining in hong kong and bringing an end to the unrest. there and opposing taiwan separate his forces. he also talked about how the anti corruption of jer drive had achieved a res

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u. k. but how could change the danger you can join us. no interesting in doing anything in the u. k. i mean, they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than they are. they are still much poorer than united states. and they want to do and, and where is the addition to be the kids in the we depend on jane that would depend on chain of all kinds of goods and all kinds of even the whole materials and everything. how could you possibly, you know, get into effect from china after we are in the phase with russia, which we are losing. and in just completely crazy a saying that those who the gods want to, we know, destroy the blank blank they went out. and finally, that's all for now, be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news. and i days will see you right back here at the top of the hour with the united states is i certainly fighting a little less than certainly a battle to preserve with stacy just as a lease of gotten themselves married to the notion of being the world here july, and they cannot difficult for them impossible for them. i think to ima

u. k. and why does it matter beyond the u. k? you may remember that you can leave you, and i think we're seeing some knock on effects from that on many various, many different levels. first of all, britons drop behind it the, or is the world 6th largest economy. it is still a huge economy and still mean so much the world and especially the financial world . it's number one. as far as finance goes according to a study by its own financial district. but that does say it's being hammered by new york and singapore as far as maxing talent goes. and the study also admitted that the policy makers, they list trusts, and causing a really going to have to convince businesses around the world that it is still in that top position. otherwise, it's not going to get that talent. it's going to start falling behind in many different sectors, not just the financial sector. the damage is being done though, by least trusting quality for tang. as far as this budget goes, as far as these new policies go, that they're introducing not only has the u. k left the you, it's also the f

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u. k. but how could change the danger you can change? there's no, there's no interesting in doing anything in the u. k. i mean they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than they. ready are they are still much poor than united states, and that's all they want to do. i mean, where is the addition to be? because in the we depend on, china will depend on china, all kinds of goods and all kinds of even the whole materials and everything. how could we possibly, you know, get into effect for china. now still, we are in the phase with russia, which we are losing in just completely crazy. you know, there is a dance and geek seeing that. those whom the gods want to win or destroy the blank, blank by one hour. well that's a wrap for now. i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news and views right here on our team. a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that foundation, let it be an arms race is on there, into america development only personally, i'm going to resist.

u. k, in political and economic turmoil can a new prime minister study the ship also this week, turning the taps back on russia office to supply gas to europe. again. european leaders on fighting and a historic gas deal between lebanon and israel could supplies in the eastern mediterranean ease. europe's energy crunch. ah, well, his trust his term was maud by economic policies, the royal financial markets and spark rebellion in her own party. the prime minister is now out after her finance minister scraps. pretty much all of her free market agenda. but trust his departure has plunged the u. k. into yet another period of economic uncertainty and muddy but his people are asking whether her replacement, the 3rd this year will be able to tame soaring inflation and kick start economic growth. we delivered on energy bills along cutting national insurance. and we set out a vision for a low tax, high grace economy that would take advantage of the freedoms of breakfast. i recognize that given the situation, i cannot deliver the mandate on which i was elected by the conservative party. i have the

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can these political lease, you know, stay in power. you know, people are talking about days for his trust in the u. k. who was a big champion of support and you can well, you know, within a couple of days of taking office, she amounts to point 3000000000 pounds to be sent again to, to ukraine. i'm, you know, not a lot of people probably don't enough people. the center people said, well what could you do with that money to actually heat the country if you want to call people so they can actually sit from the fires and survive to wait to see got the weather issue is a bit embarrassing if that's really what it comes down to that, so we're really talking about but also thing a bigger picture, if you, if you stand back, i think i read a report today about the u. s. in terms of saying the walking going for years and you know, there are any major and colossal factors that could change that, such as either mr. pitching resigning is present at some point. well, joe biden, being replaced by someone from something science, me something that could shake the whole world and get people to think of the whole issue fr

i'm a huge to pull to israel and i know that we can take the u. k. israel relationship for all the strength to strength zionism and support for apartheid israel is nothing to brag about. miss truss what a disgrace. so liz trust, you are a huge supporter of apartheid. shame on you. shame on west for this racism and oppressing muslims in palestine. the prime minister's comments through anger because of the often controversial nature of the move it zionism supports a jewish national state and the boundaries of what is now israel on palestinian lands while viewed as a jewish liberation movement by some. it's criticized as colonialists and racist by others. the ongoing conflict between israelis and palestinians has claimed thousands of lives among people living on the land. israel coins as its own. here is some recent footage of violence from the region and a warning to viewers. some scenes are distressing this. well, we are facing threats from authoritarian regimes who don't believe in for you them . hon. chrissy to for you. to mult, cruces the u. k. an

i am a huge don is i'm a huge the bullets of israel and i know that we can take the u. k is, well, relationship frogs, vectors friend in this. well, we are facing threats from authoritarian regimes. he does believe in freedom and democracy to for you democracies, the u. k. and israel need to stand shoulder to shoulder and we will be even closer in the future. the prime minister's comments, true anger because of zionism, is often controversial nature. zionism supports a jewish national state on palestinian lands while viewed as a jewish liberation movement by some is criticize as colonialist and races by others. israeli palestinian conflict has claimed thousands of lives among people living on the land. israel claims as its own last week, a 7 year old boy allegedly died from a heart attack after being chased by israeli soldiers. israel disputes that account of events. ah no, was it the soldiers came to my house and told me that my son was throwing stones at the soldiers. i responded to them that my son did not throw any. and suddenly ryan got scared and he had a heart atta

u. k. and the republic of island, an e u country. well, that would have ripped apart the piece deal that ended decades of violence between the 2. so that you can, that you signed a deal that included a protocol which effectively moved the border between northern island and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checked that northern irish ports, well, the unionist party, the d u. p says that that undermines they're placed in the u. k. and it has refused to let northern ireland form of government until this protocol is scrapped for re challenge has more on this from belfast. the democratic also unionist party basically pulled out of the power sharing executive collapse that executive under the good friday agreement. there is this sharing of executive functions ready between the d p which once northern are to stay as closely aligned to the united kingdom as possible and shin fain, which ultimately would like northern ireland to join with the republic of ireland. now the cause that's the executive was collapsed by the people it pulling out. there were elections in may in those elections, shin phase one for the 1st time. an

u. s. mediated deal ends the years long territorial dispute and it unlocks rich, natural gas reserves. it's hope that it can improve ties between the 2 countries, which do not have diplomatic relations. the u. k. supreme court says that it will take months to decide on whether the scottish parliament can call a referendum on independence for scott. vengeance for scotland. first minister nicholas sturgeon wants a boat next year. the british government in london strongly opposes any new attempt to break away. nasa says it's exceeded in altering and asteroids orbit when it crashed a spacecraft into the rock last month. if the 1st time that humanity has deliberately changed the motion of a celestial object. space agency carried out the test as part of plans to save earth from future collisions. the fact back here on earth, nigeria is next presidential election is not taking place until february, but campaigning is already begun. a surprise candidate is hoping to and see the old guard. peter obee is promising to change the political landscape with a program of sweeping reforms and his followers are calling themselves the obedience. i don't, did i have been a sheets, pastor anthony, i back blue is

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u. k. wondering whether they can afford their energy bills. which brings us back to the protest is cool for the government to get quicker and invest more in renewable energy to move away from fossil fuels. they're saying that there should be a win for tax on excess profits in the fossil fuel industry, something the majority of the u. k. population seems to support. of course they are criticizing list trust in particular saying that she is allowing new exploration for oil fields and gas exploration as well. saying that that's the wrong way to go . particularly when the u. k. has net 0 targets. but in general, they saying that if you want to get serious about tackling the climate crisis and tackling poverty, there are very easy solutions when, when solutions that are out there i think so much and in baba plenty more still had on the news hour, including draining forces retain more territory in the southern house on region, russian install, governors asking civilians to leave the area patrols running shore can cues for fuel are getting longer. an

u. k. finance minister re, she's sued. i can is to become the countries next. prime minister. he won the leadership contest after the only other contender penny more than withdrew from the rice of 42 year olds. tonight will be the countries, the 3rd prime minister in less than 2 months of their lives. trusted out last week he was stepping down off the job for 44 days at the helm. she quit having a trigger, an economic meltdown with her fiscal plans. so she will inherit a country in the grip with a political and energy license. you can read much more about that right now. if you like it ask you dot com, otherwise checkout odds. he's a plethora of telegram channels. we're back soon with the when i would show the wrong. why don't i just don't yes. to fill out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when too many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle. the conflict in ukraine is not only about which side will eventually prevail, the stakes

big money, power brokers from china, they come to europe, they can come to the u. k. they invest big money and infrastructure businesses and property the moment they go back to beijing, european politicians in the media and almost immediately start to bad mouth. and now we have this news zone of anger going on between e u countries in china, but it's possible hub deal regarding that of the one belt one road initiative. what can you tell us now? well, you think that a big lesson for the european union would have been to not have blindly followed washington strategy, of going not in applying sanctions to everything russian, when europe's economy has won benefited from russian exports in order to compete with the us. but no, apparently the lesson that you picked up instead was that it shouldn't have forged those trade ties with russia in the 1st place, which would have left it far more. rely on the u. s. for resources, rather than on the russian gas to help build germany in particular into an economic and industrial power house. but now europe seems to be doubling down o