u. k. central europe looks like that. some snow over the alps in the forecast for you on thursday, as some snow shot in warsaw as well with the high of 0. after north africa, we go wind warning in play for the northeast of libya at northwest of egypt as well . so that's going to toss around the sun and does, and that will impact the visibility southern africa. let's focus on south africa right now. some showers along the coastline here also seen those winds pick up. so for south africa's kazoo loon ital province, few showers around though i suspect it will probably be dry and durbin with a hive $26.00 and look at habit eroni. we've got you in for a high of 35 degrees on thursday. okay. i'm out of time. season to with sponsored by katara a ways. there are some of the media stories a critical look at the global news media spread on al jazeera government shut off access to social media. ha. news . oh, i'll come back here watching al jazeera reminded now about top stories, alaysia as long time politicians on what abraham has

u. k. central bank is hight interest rates a by the largest amount since 1989 angling. and put the rate up from 2.25 percent to 3 percent. now attempt to control fast rising inflation. jolly angela has more now from london. as predicted, the bank of england has raised rate by point 75 percent to 3 percent after the vote by the monetary policy unit, which was not unanimous. that's the same rate rise chosen by the u. s. federal reserve and the european central bank last week is the highest rate rise in this country since 1989. and the last time we had a 3 percent interest rate was in 2008. during the financial crisis. the bank also releases economic full costs saying that britain is already in a shallow recession, which could continue until mid to 2024, and $1.00. it's not the deepest downtime. it could be the longest. it's records began in the 1920, and the governor of the bank country, bailey explained. the economy has suffered a huge shock. if we do not force right now, it will be less later on. and as the forecast will publishing today shows is a tough right ahead. th

u. k. central york looks like this, some snow over the alps in the forecast for you on thursday, as some snow showers in warsaw as well with the high of 0 off to north africa, we go wind warning and play for the northeast of libya at northwest of egypt as well, so that's kind of toss around the sand and dust and that will impact the visibility southern africa. let's focus on south africa right now. some showers along the coastline here. also seen those winds pick up. so for south africa's kazoo lu natal province, few showers around though i suspect it will probably be dry in durban with a hive $26.00 and look at habit eroni. we've got you in for a high of 35 degrees on thursday. okay. i'm out of time season. ah ah ah, oh, he's duty with the 2nd big shock of the torment. welcome to walk up today live from doha, sana, how much and i have he to stem it. yes, jack pam, have left germany in deep trouble of the one good. also coming up on the showed belgium get bay campaign on the way to the marrow. the

u. k. interest rates. in over 30 years. the central bank also warned brits to expect the longest recession on record as it increased rates from 2 and a quarter to 3 percent. bank of england, governor andrew bailey says the move is necessary because inflation is too high, expects inflation to fall back from the middle of next year. but further interest rate increases may be needed in the coming months. is what he had to say. december low, unstable inflation is the bedrock of a stable economy, the predictable economy in which people can go about their lives and plan for the future with confidence and economy, which hold on money keeps its value. if we do not act force, we know it will be worse later on and as the 4 girls will permission to go shows is a tough road ahead. shop increase and energy prices caused by rushes, invasion of your crimes money, those poor as a nation. well, the made by the bank of england came less than a day after the u. s. federal reserve also announced $75.00 basis points increase and interest rates or the centr

med, towards the valley, eric central pass to spank a c, a shower or 2 as well as you go on into were sunday where to weather makes his way back into ireland. much of the u. k. will be try and find central out of you, lassie. fine and dry. not bad on the temperatures. still some showers there, lurking away across central parts of the mediterranean for northern africa. here it is settled and sunny. still a few showers clinging on across sir southern parts of west africa over the next few days to with sponsored by cattle and i was this was a media moment, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is the story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting . we're seeing leave your freedom. being threatened and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covert. people have no idea what the source of uses that became the growth and that brought what, what the evidence. why on al jazeera, ah ah, i got this is l 0. the bad news. the south fighting has flared up in the eastern democratic republic of congo. on friday were soldier

ah, the british central maine has raised a lars of the country could be facing is the longest recession in history. when asked how close the u. k is to quote financial arm again and the central banks chief did not have an optimistic view. we're seeing some huge shops to the economy . one moment i'm and that is afraid feature of the last 2 and a half years or so. now, how close did we come to financial home? again, we certainly reached a point where markets with are unstable and these are cool more consistent in the government bond market, which is really what is the most core of all if you like. the british central bank has raised interest rates to their highest and more than 3 decades. the regulator ship has warned of quote, a tough road ahead for u. k. households, as people are finding it more difficult to get a job, the u. s. economy has also been ranked by dismal predictions, as numerous stock prices have tumble today via phone c raised our policy interest rate by 75 basis points. and we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate and the recent inflation did it again have come in higher than expected.

exposing their rom, doing the british central bank has raised alarms of the country could be facing at the longest recession in history. when asked how close the u. k is to quote, financial armageddon. the central banks chief did not have an optimistic view. we're seeing some huge shocks to the economy for the momentum, and that is afraid feature of the last 2 and a half years or so. now, how close did we come to financial home again? well, we suddenly reached a point where markets with our own stable that is a coma, because this is the government bond market, which is in many ways that the most core of all, if you like a warning came as the british central bank has raised interest rates, to their highest level in more than 3 decades, the regulators cheap, so the nation faces a quote how fro to had. as many people find it more difficult to get a job. at the same time, u. s. markets are also facing new challenges during a press conference by the chief of the u. s. federal reserve in which he announced another rate hike. us stocks began to humble today via pharmacy, raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points. and we continue to anticipate

central london in warnings. new economic measures in the u. k. could try millions of people into policy. ah hello place to say we have got some slightly caught weather for eastern part of australia but flooding concerns to remain in place and we will still see for the showers over the next couple of days i pressure out into the tasman so we have got sir whims, just being drawn in around our area of high pressure and still some showers just cropping up. not too heavy, but they are never there. nevertheless. and the river levels are, of course, high, swollen rivers, across a good part of inland new south wales flooding. concerns remain in place in many evacuations are underway at present. there be some more showers therein to waste impass of victoria to unless we go on into monday, still a few showers across a similar area which was west australia. we'll see some wet weather just sliding across melbourne, heading towards south australia, but i just noticed the temperature now late around 3031 over the next couple of days. so not too bad. hopefully tuesday will be a slightly dry day. but as

the british central bank has raised alarms that the country could be facing its longest recession in history. when asked how close the u. k is to quote, financial alma getta, and the central banks chief did not dismiss those concerns. we are seeing some huge shops to the economy. the moment i'm and that is afraid feature of the last 2 and a half years or so. now, how close did we come to financial home again, we certainly reached a point where markets with our own stable, that is a cool market. this is the government bond market, which was money was the most core of all if you like. the warning came as the british central bank raised interest rates to their highest level in more than 3 decades. the regulators chief said the nation faces a quote tough road ahead. as many people find it more difficult to get a job, the same time us markets are also facing new challenges during the press conference by the chief of the u. s. federal reserve, in which he announced another re take us stalks begun to tumble. today we have form seat raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points, and we continue to anticipate that ongoing

the british central bank has raised alarms of the country could be facing as long as for session in history. when asked how close the u. k is to quote, financial arm again. the central banks chief did not have an optimistic view. we're seeing some huge shops to the economy. the moment some of that is afraid feature of the last 2 and a half years will. so now how close did we come to financial home again where we saw the rich to point where markets with our own stable, that is with coma because this is the government bombed market, which was, and money was the most core of all, if you like the warning came as the british central bank has raised interest rates to their highest level and more than 3 decades. the regulator shapes so the nation faces a, quote ta for our to had. as many people wind that more difficult to get a job at the same time, u. s. markers are also facing new challenges. hearing a press conference by the chief of the u. s. federal reserve in which he announced another rate hike us stalks began to talk. today via pharmacy raised our policy interest rate by $75.00 basis points, and we continue to anticipat

day service as the british monarch elite wreath at the national war memorial in central london to pay tribute to the u. k. war dead remembrance, sunday is marked every year in the u. k. on the close of sunday to november 11th, u. s. president joe biden has promised to deepen ties with ozzy and announcing a strategic partnership with a 10 member block. the initiative comes as the u. s. seeks to contain the growing influence of increasingly assertive china biden is scheduled to meet chinese leaders teaching at the g. 20 summit in indonesia on monday. and while the u. s. looks for support and how to handle its relationship with china. germany to is reassessing its position. d w international editor richard walker has more russia's warren, ukraine is forcing a massive global re thing into how geo politics can cause turmoil in the world economy. european countries are rushing to cut their dependence on russian energy and sanctions are having a ripple effect all over the world. we're here in asia. people are thinking about what might be next. and what in particular, if china follows through one day, maybe soon

eric central pos to spank a see a shower or 2 as well to go on into west sunday. where to weather makes his way back into ireland. much the u. k. will be try and find central air. if you lossy fine and dry not bad on the temperatures, still some showers there, lurking away across central parts of the mediterranean for northern africa. here it is settled and sunny. still a few showers coming on across the southern parts of west africa over the next few days. ah, with the story being spun, a fantasy with being sold. the notion that we can offset for the cause we generate this carbon offsetting actually work. what these be done isn't worth sitting in the pro is net 0 just to catch raise net 0 missions, and that's there. i need you to a climate neutral. poly re examines the myths. i'm delusions in the struggle against climate breakdown. all hail the planet episode want on al jazeera lulu ah, watching al 0. welcome back. a reminder of our headlines. hundreds of canyon troops ever lived in the democratic republic of congo. they are part of a regional force helping congolese soldiers in their fight against the m. 23 rebels . people a

u. k. to 3 percent. the big is rise in 33 years. the central bank is trying to control wising inflation. the u. n. chief has called on russia and ukraine to extend a deal that allows keep to export grain. antonio, tell us once obstacles removed to allow for the exports of russian food and fertilizer. shipments from ukraine have resumed. 7 ships have already left ukrainian ports since the green corridor reopened. moscow had suspended its involvement in the un broker deal over the weekend after accusing keith of attacking its fleet in the black sea. while let's be to, i said, bake. he's joining us live from ally of so what's the latest after, but yesterday's, a change to the green deal? will we understand that from the lease from russian force is that they're saying that the shipments have been normalized, but we're ukraine. president doug netherlands gives command, said that russia's fires cruise missiles over the air space over that co, that grain corridor of air strikes that and missiles on their way to hit ukrainian targets. now ukraine has denied that they have used those 3 ports and that ki

u. k. and northern ireland to give them that space to come to some kind of compromise up to the u. k. and brussels. the leaders will meet here at ask in house, in central belfast during the course of this morning. but as a say, this really just uncertainty and frankly pessimism as to whether they confirm any breakthrough today. and on monday in london, the prime minister wishes united official spokesman did actually say that there was no update expected this week. it's pretty pessimistic, frankly, at one would imagine that people in northern ireland are getting pretty frustrated with the situation. why is it so important for people? how does it affect in their lives? well, i mean it's, it's affecting people here in northern ireland, in a very visceral, very real way in politics is not some kind of abstract concept here. for example, you've got the funding of northern property services is done by thing called a block grant. now in dollar terms, it's around $17000000000.00, which is given by london to the alarm and the executive and the executive director, the dish out according to political priorities. but because of the functioning executive that is no

u. k. and level government delivers some of the most essential services. i mean, we basically have an extremely centralized, a political system, but the allocation of resources to things like children, services and the just keep children safe from home and social care, which is what looked up to elderly people help you know, the people can't watch themselves mister thing we've now got local councils which had to say were in danger of declaring us of bankrupt and then no one knows that one what happens. i mean, that's be some kind of bailout the central government, but they have no real tax raising powers like they would do in the united states, or they have no capacity to borrow money from the market. so at a certain point fiscal policy that taxation and spending really have to jump into some of the situations in order to prevent that of emergencies. but of course, this is exactly what the bank of england is cautioning against. and this is exactly what led to the, you know, the kind of standoff between this trust is 44 day rain as prime minister and the bank of england a lot. of course, the kinds of fiscal

u. k. on and seen bits and pieces of rain as well. wet weather, this sliding across into the low countries pushing in to germany and into wet denmark. central air is not cheap out as we go through sunday. there's that wet weatherstone in place just around the grease easing into that western side of to kia that will these further east was into the east met some lavish i was coming through here as we go through monday and more wet and windy weather up to was northwest by that stage. now that weather that we do have around central parts of the medics right. it also affecting the far north of africa. so spectrum, blustery showers, cooler conditions. a christian is he olivia eventually into egypt shall started to ease for west africa. ah. the sense of belonging you might be says that even if game like this in the everyday heroes, keeping communities together, a pin with them for incidental mesa edges era visits, the canyon town of the 10 that produces some of the worlds fastest runners and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based violence, a sense of community on a jazeera lou . ah, welcome back you watching out a 0 mind i

an explosion central is turnbull of an atp wounded turkish interior ministers. senator person arrested long to kurdish san francisco. the p. k . k, a u. s. president joe biden is due to hold talks the chinese, the, the changing pink ahead of the g. 20 summit and bali. they're expected to focus on taiwan roof career and warn ukraine. democrats in the us are celebrating mid term victories in the senate, and republicans are asking what went wrong? georgia is the only state yet to declare a widow, but democrats have already one control of the chamber. meanwhile, the race for the house of representatives continues, as might hannon our reports. thank you. and your 3rd a perfect dr. victor of summit winds in swing states, the democratic party, clinching pennsylvania, arizona, and nevada in close order. devastating republicans who believed they had a real chance of victory and at least one if not all going to talk to my caucus control of the senate, keeps new york's chuck schumer as majority leader. and guarantees that even if republicans take the house, some key elements of president jo biden's agenda can still move forward, especially the

u. k. r and seen bits and pieces of frame as well. but whether they're sliding across into the low countries pushing into work germany at into what denmark central air is not too bad as we go through sunday. there's that wet weather still in place just around the grease easing into that western side of the key that will lease further east was into the east made some live showers coming through here as we go through monday, a more wet and windy weather up towards the northwest by that stage, that weather that we do have around central parts of the medice. right. it also affecting the far north of africa. so spectrum, blustery showers, cooler conditions. a question is he olivia eventually into egypt shall started to ease for west africa. ah, ah ah ah ah news ah, come back to look at the main stories and following now, ukraine's present lot in his landscape accused iran of lying about how many drones it supplied to russia. on saturday to ron, acknowledged to sending a small shipments of trying to moscow sank. it was delivered before the invasion of the wind rush, or is demanded evidence that iranian drives have been using the conflict. a city says

u. k. chancellor, on the verge of 2nd baylof for banks. so he's very much, this is a very aggressive stance anti bank in anti central banking anti government. in his writings he goes, the core roots of the problem with money is it requires trust to make it all work. we must trust the banks. we must trust the merchant processors. we must trust the central banks and he goes with big coin we remove that needed element of trust. required network wasn't in the state of too much testing for that long time. it was in a state of like very active development and in production cipher punk's right code . it isn't just enough to talk about it. you have to go implemented institution very much fit that where he goes ok, i want to make this happen. i'm going to go released this to the world. i like the idea of writing software and releasing it and the software, it changes the facts on the ground. it's politically easier to, to bring about these changes if the software is already deployed. it makes it harder to make the software illegal if it's available everywhere in the program was launched. i had one a victory against the banks against state power who

u. k. signed a new deal, paying france more money to stop migrants crossing the english channel. funerals are held in turkey for some of those killed and sundays attack on a busy street and central is thumb. ah, how i a little taste of winter for parts of north america over the next couple of day searched few days ago we were getting up into the the low twenty's across the eastern seaboard new york and d. c. sent me say in those card numbers, rather area of low pressure. what remains of a tropical storm nicole pulling in an orderly asked going to be a cold one and that's really hauling those temperatures down. and we'll see temperatures of higher than around 9 celsius here, or monday and cooler still as we go on. institute. that cooler sinks farther south was 8 celsius for new york and fdc madison way by pushing across the deep south violet storms. maybe a tornado wrapped in there. some funny, some live a storms lie be thunderstorms with some large hail of possibilities that pushes over to was the eastern seaboard, a few showers to just around the or the lakes. central parts generally dry. if a little on the cool side, lots of single figures showing up here dry over towards the

k american partner, the u. e has refused to take sides. according to the arab countries presidential adviser, the u. a. he has no interest in choosing sides between major powers. indeed, that is the central principle that we will not under any circumstances. sacrifice our sovereignty. abra adobe as an important partner of washington in the gulf region with 5000 american troops now, station in the emeralds. however, several of us democratic congressman have called for those soldiers to be pulled out from the u, a. e. that's after the opec plus group, which includes the cameras agreed to slashes oil output, which washington has spoken out against. now this comes just days after the washington post published an article, citing classified us intelligence documents, claiming that although davi has been meddling in american politics and accusing the arab country of activities resembling espionage the you eat, denies the accusations, and says is influencing the u. s. is a product of decades of cooperation and diplomacy, international studies, expert nerd heart should know. it says that the american allegations are an attempt to hit back at the u. a for its foreign policy stands. this was the ti

central bank, and that's the one that the markets are betting on. so we could be looking at a rise of up to 3 percent now in the u. s. for the u. k. interest rate. now that would be the biggest rise since $989.00 and the highest interest rates, the 2008 financial crisis. and as you said, it will be hitting many very, very hard. so why are they doing this? well, the u. k is inflation rate is 70 high, is 10 point one percent at the moment, which is a 40 year high and the banks job is to bring that down and it target is 2 percent. it's a new tool to do that is to really tinker with these interest rate for that hoping by, by putting out this point 75 percent interest rate rise, bringing it to 3 percent that will essentially suck some demand out of the economy and urged people to save rather than spend or borrow and eventually push prices down. but the problem is that here in britain, it's not just inflation. that is putting pressure on the economy. it's also supply chain problems and energy costs and that pushing out prices then so much that the bank can do. but as you said, millions are watching. but they to breath waiting to see if their mortgages

u. k. braces for a recession, newly appointed finance minister, jeremy hunt claims the crisis is quote, made in russia. however, the former had of the bank of england pates, it pains a very different picture. and central banks have lost control of inflation. government lost control of the public finance, not surprising that markets respond to that and whose responsibility was it then if both the central bank and the government of control will. i think all shantrel banks in the west interestingly made the same mistake. and during cove it, when the economy was actually contracting because of lacto central banks to south, it was a good trying to print a lot of money. that was a mistake that led to inflation. we had too much money chasing to few goods. and the result was inflation that was predictable, it was predicted, and it happened. former u. k. prime minister les tress is another prominent politician who repeatedly claim to russia is the cause of the country's economic struggles that as she was forced to resign after just $44.00 days an office. having proposed a disastrous economic plan, her mini budget included unrealistic tax cuts that some financial markets, enjoying nose dive back in september, i

u. k. allan seen bits and pieces of rain as well, whether they're sliding across into the low countries, pushing into germany and into denmark. central air is not cheap as we go through sunday. there's that wet weather still in place just around the grease easing into that western side of kia that will these further east was into these, the med, some live dish i was coming through here as we go through monday and more where town windy weather up towards the northwest by that stage. now that weather that we do have around central parts of the medice, right. it also affecting the far north of africa. so spectrum, blustery showers, cooler conditions. a christian is he, olivia eventually into egypt shall started east to west africa. ah. in the light of the open sea hides a dark secret men forced to work without paying inflate for years. but a glimmer of hope remain for the fickle from fishermen. as a group of activists stove deep into the illegal fishing industry, demanding justice and freedom goes fleet. a witness documentary on al jazeera, a new series, exploring how traditional knowledge from indigenous communities is helping taco, to

central bank last week, and go for a point 75 percent rise. and that is the percentage point that the market here predicted. now that's going to bring the u. k. interest rate to 3 percent. that will be the highest rise since $989.00 and the highest rate since the 2008 financial crisis is going to hit a lot of people very hard. so why are they doing this? well, inflation in the u. k is stubbornly high, is 10 point one percent that's the highest in 40 years. and this banks job is to bring that down. that target is 2 percent. and one of the new tools to do it is by tinkering with the interest rate. now they're hoping that by, by raising them that little bit, it'll suck demand out of the economy a little bit. it will encourage people to save rather than spend or borrow and bring prices down. but the problem is that a lot of like she was saying in his report, not the problems here in britain, not just inflationary. it's also due to supply chains which are broken down and also energy costs which are rising. so the bank only as limited effects. now whatever the rate tight cries, it's going to hit millions of people hot, particularly mortgage owners

u. k based war monitor says the overnight grades in northern and northeastern syria killed at least 31 people. the strikes came a week after a deadly bombing in central istanbul that the turkish government has blamed on the kurdistan workers party. this is dw news, and remember you can get a lot more news on our website at c, w dot com. ah, ah ah, ah. mm mm hm. ah, my name is stay, luca, still good. and you know me as the almost fearless dw travel reporter and today i'm in the german spy museum. well, among other places, because this time i'm on a special mission for you. laurie, look.

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u. k based war monitor says the overnight grades in northern, in northeastern syria killed at least 31 people. the strikes came a week after a deadly bombing in central istanbul that the turkish government has blamed on the kurdistan workers party. this is dw news, and remember you can get a lot more news on our website at c, w dot com. ah, ah ah ah ah, welcome to global 3000. why retire in the us? many older people would rather keep working university and then want china's college graduates worry about their future. and could liquefied natural gas be the solution to the global energy crisis. russians invasion of ukraine has triggered an energy crisis, especially in europe. for decades, many e u. member states came to depend on cheap natural gas from russia. but moscow has throttled gas exports. a desperate search for new providers as on and africa has large gas deposits. billions and profit are at stake by 2030 germany hopes to obtain 10000000 tons of liquefied natural gas from senegal alone. but we already know that all fossil fuel extraction comes at a high human and environmental cost. is the energy crisis making us forget the climate crisis. we