u. k. done in your rhonda this i think this is the problem. if you you want to lead to resolve this problem. they have to the government's business, the government have to do the program. we need the profit double man with it's been a government that does it has felicia to see how this could just kind of be sending back to the couch where they are coming from not to day they. they fig by the country where they before they enter it, you can the, the, they cross the different by not having them in the african request is not a different decision. both countries, in my opinion they, they have the respect to the international condition because now my city will seek, i have the right to choose the country where she has to to see if you just kind of see that to me. it kind of sees him and the union man because we've con the so, but the money off a monitor to the other countries to his over the program you've kind of stared for his are political uncertainty, has been escalating in pakistan with violent classes between rival political groups reported a

u. k. just done over the last couple of weeks, i think that the efforts of u. k. diplomacy u. k. strategist, security, i'll talk to be very considerable. and the g 7 outcomes were the upper end of expectations. nation certainly again for we both exceeded expectations in the, for the level of unity and virtually every country rival table and later determined to help present lensky in that window of opportunity. describe and you're seeing, of course, the prices rise around the world is the ports the desert closed variables old occupied what are you doing to make sure that the food is getting out from the black sea, with such weaknesses available is able to get out how are you supporting the united nations and what he doing to prepare those states, including the middle east, the course nafrica, who are facing enormous food poverty and the possibility of migration and the pressure to that will cause. so 1st of all, on the, the grains he held hostage in odessa, we're working with the us actually generated carriers a who's, who's leading the negotiations. the turks are clearly cruci

u. k. have done is a single out, you know, a dozen or so top leaders. but as the system that allows these have the top generals to commit, you know, to as long seem ease of atrocities and not just execution of for dissidence, but inc, genocide and crimes against humanity. in many cases, war war crimes, they, the west has allowed the system to continue to operate, you know, also alia, and says, sitting over with the burmese defense ministry officials at different meetings had . so has japan. and so i think the system need to be talking and not just a few bad apples at the top, but the whole organization. thank you so much for explain. us are clearly mugs army in london. thank you. you're watching that. i still to come a paypal apology for the evil committed by the catholic church against canada's indigenous people. ghastly, performed them into the lead. i am sorry. i asked forgiveness 1st of the ukrainian military says it's preparing a counter offensive in the southern region now occupied by brushing forces. present the landscape has said these country w

u. k. has done is contribute one and a half 1000000 pounds for testing of grain to make sure that there's not a corruption in the global grain market. and of course, the whole deal is be given a $120.00 days to think us enough to assess whether the range will work for all sides. i think it should be. i mean, if you think about it, ukraine used to export about $8000000.00 tons of grain per month on the black sea roots. it'll obviously be reduced slightly because of the complications of the safe passage and rushes invasion. so thinking about $5000000.00 tons a month out, that would clear what we understand to be about the $20000000.00 tons of grain currently in odessa, in the neighboring ports. and also make space for this. she is harvest to be loaded into the silos. so i think a 120 days is a, a very good period and of course the agreement provides for rollover as long as all parties agree to that bubble would. would the united kingdom's ambassador to the united nations, thanks very much for your time. and joining us here on al jazeera thank you. a, you're like the heading for recession. busin

u. k. home office. in done the scotland, leslie riddle, a journalist and the director of the nordic horizons thinktank and also in london, is jonathan lis, deputy director of the think tank. british influence a warm welcome to you all and thank you for joining us on inside story. now i want to start by taking a bit of a closer look at the 2 candidates because they're very similar in some ways, vastly different than others. now i believe both of them went to oxford. both of them studied philosophy, politics and economics says many and british government seem to have done, and now they are both perceived as toria leads. but sooner i see despite being one of the richest men in britain has been trying to paint the story themselves as, as a british success story, the son of immigrants, someone who worked as a waste and the local indian restaurant when he was a teenager. mo, i'm curious, how is that narrative played within the policy? and he's played relatively well. people do like a good back story and there's been

u. k. citizen detained in the done yes. republic. the republics authorities arrested pull yury in april, accusing him of helping to hire foreign mercenaries while london and says he was a humanitarian worker. will escrow slide know to to him yet can speak to artic our sponsor remonde costs or have high their remark. dissenting viewpoints that and why this man a travel to ukraine, don boss, what more can you tell us? well, this all began on friday night, friday afternoon when the all human rights onwards woman over the next people's republic. daria morales of i issued a statement regarding the death of the british national. according to her full year, he took port in recruiting and training mercenaries for ukraine armed forces and that he was captured when he tried to break through one of the checkpoints of the netscape peoples republic army. now, very emeralds of are also said that british officials, including the foreign office, the embassy in moscow, and even the certain members of the british parliament were all notified about his

u. k. citizen detained in the done yet square public. paul uri was arrested in april on the accused by the republics authorities of helping to hire foreign mercenaries. london insists he was a humanitarian worker. ortiz from on cost. ref has more 1st from the bus. according to the human rights, almost women of the nice people's republic zeria morales, of british officials, including the foreign office for embassy in moscow. and even some members of the british, our parliament were all notify that full laurie was actually captured. and she also added that said during the initial medical checkup paul uri was diagnosed with a number of for chronic illnesses. and i'm going to outline just us some of them for you that includes insulin dependent diabetes, and damage to the respiratory system, kidneys, and a number of diseases to the cardiovascular system as well. now, she said that the british officials were also notified about his illnesses. however, that it had been a no reaction to the news of his capture or about his illnesses and in his p

u. k. ah, what have you done? well, i cried when i 1st arrived. mark, it's like it's an unbelievable feeling which leaves me at a loss for words. i feel serene and very close to god. with so much spirituality a has jani color below last panel, dollar. but wall around a 1000000 pilgrims may be back in mecca that still some ways to go before the hatch returns to its true pre pandemic scale. we'd like to return to our top story. now. britain's embattled prime minister bars johnson has agreed to resign. following an open revolt from his fellow conservatives, is expected to make a statement to the public shortly. more than 50 ministers, including senior members of his team, have stepped down, citing a lack of confidence in johnson's leadership. so say johnson may resign as conservative party leader, but stay on as prime minister until a new leader was installed. it had bring an end to an unprecedented standoff that threatened to paralyzed the british government, tomas budget smith, the speaker and women. let's go over to our correspond barbara beesley.

u. k. port have done a very day often massive delays caused havoc for holiday makers over is the you case, close is point. mainland europe at people taking ferries to france for forced to whiten that cars for 5 hours or more before commencing the holidays. england and france frame each other for the delays as high force. it reports the message from the port of dover. and indeed, the evidence we can see here on the ground suggests that this is now once again, a pretty normally functioning port in huge contrast to what we saw on friday with massive log germs of traffic. stretching back up the arteries, heading for this southeast corner of england, the port then blaming a lack of french immigration stuff on this side of the channel for the problems. but now there is a big backlog from yesterday's traffic to clear 8 and a half 1000 or more holiday vehicles trying to get through here on friday more than 10000 expected on saturday. this is a key part of the big summit gets away in britain with most of the schools closing at the end of last week. so far though, the situation is much improved fro

old girl is killed by ukrainian shelling and a residential area of done yet, a warning the following procedures distress i'm with the u. k. daily mirror newspapers apparently published a fake article, blaming russia for shelling and done yet, despite the city being under russian control, the local officials blame the attack was western countries provide ukraine with more military aid, some of it appears to be ending up on the black market online and with gas prices in the reaching record levels, german officials urge locals to limit energy consumption as people prepare for a long term crisis charge for producer, i would say that the politics fulfilled. it hasn't had mom for 40 years conducted an energy policy that helped a major corporation did to get a we will get a full scale crisis in 2 to 3 years. and we have nothing at all with broadcasting live from our headquarters in moscow. this is our t international, it's just on 5 am. i'm be to scott, bring you news early this wednesday morning. and we start with the latest from the conflicts in dom bus, where the civilian deaths all is rising as the ukraine army continues to

u. k. former prime minister and president, manuel mcconnell have done to sort of ease that type of supply is asking saudi arabia to pump more oil in order to balance that supply and demand question. and the saudis, the so far have refused to, and since february they have refused all calls in these ends. so what the president biden hopes to achieve is that on the 3rd of august, when saudi arabia meets with the other old producers, including russia, they will go. and then they will push themselves and other producers to pump more oil at the end of august, thereby easing the situation from the 1st of september, cynthia bianco, a visiting fellow at the european council on foreign relations. thank you. thank you very much. here's a quick look at some more stories making news around the world. these ready army has released a video of an air strike on what it says was a hamas weapons producing site in the gaza strip. the military said a responded to rockets fired from the territory toward southern israel. that happened on the day you as president joe biden met palestinian leader mahmoud abbas be

experts online the up to set up a simply the, an eroni as interpretation of the way things are done here in the u. k. we don't have a presidential system, but as johnson appears to be trying to model himself on a kind of presidential system, but that simply is not the way it's done. and so it did. the options are limited. there is moved by back benches to have a new change in the rules of when they can launch another no confidence vote. a could come as early as next week. it could come even earlier if the existing committee that's responsible for those no confidence folks decides to have it. but at the moment in the immediate future that, that, that the casting around for ways to try to dig out a prime minister who's digging in al jazeera, paul brennan reporting lives from danny street in central london for the moment. paul, many thanks. foreign ministers for the world's leading economy is a gathering it indonesia for talks under the shadow of the war and ukraine. for some of them. the g. 20 meeting will be their 1st encounter with moscow's foreign minister since rushes invasion. now to 0, rob mcbri

old girl is killed by ukrainian shelling and residential area of done yet a wanting to following for teachers district i work with. 7 the u. k. is daily mirror newspaper has apparently published a fake article blaming russia for shelling and done yes of despite the city being under russian control and local officials claiming the attack on the gradient. officials confirm that some of the military aid provided to the country by the west appears to have been stolen to the russian defense minister, adding the.

in particular, what's been done to keep them safe there in the u. k. well, people are being told that they should be making sure they're in contact with their relatives. the n h s a stepped out the, the house service here has stepped up its preparedness for any cases like they say that everybody should be looking out for one another firstly, but making sure that they're hydrated, staying in doors, staying under the sun, especially as we get into the afternoon, it's expected that it's gonna stay very, very hot until the early evening. and then temperatures are predicted to drop off somewhat. and wednesday should be markedly cooler up to 10 degrees celsius cooler than what we're seeing today. so that these 2 days yesterday, monday and today, tuesday, these are the days where this heat wave is really hitting the u. k. jack, thank you so much. go find some shade our correspond. jack barrick there outside the tower of london. lucas, mother stories making headlines. round the world's day, 13 prisoners have been killed in a jail in the ecuadorian city of sant

year old girl is killed by ukrainian shutting and residential area of done yet a warning the following for teachers district a. 7 u k is daily mirror newspaper has apparently published a fake article blaming russia for shelling and done yes of despite the city being under version control and local officials claiming the attack on ukrainian officials confirm that some of the military aid provided to the country by the west appears to have been stolen to the russian defense minister.

start the confrontation between russia and european states, they said it's been, we've done teachers for us, for the u. k. they are sitting behind the ocean. this conflict is not hurting russia. this is hurting the you, it's hurting the wire to turning the economies in the united states. this, this conflict is also hurting developing nations. many nations in africa have been suffering for food shortages and long queues for gas. so this is something that is deeply affecting these nations, and these nations have long been exploited by the west. we have good relations with africa in soviet times for many years now we have been restoring our presence because of africa, reciprocating so we never taught them anything will never for them to do anything. well, was help them to read all the tasks and to leave the country the way they wanted. and we always had mutual visits once a year and war one's to here is you can use this one. let's remind everybody that the russia has never told these african nations who are, who not to talk with versus the west is specifically the united states that has long worked in colon

done. so talking more about the u tre. ties between the u. k. in the you have certainly afraid since breaks it . and they up, the something is for you as a remain nor is that even the opposition in the u. k. doesn't want to campaign to re enter neither the, you know, even the single mock and all the customs union. so regardless of which party is in government, the u. k is staying out, so it would seem like remain as like yourself of simply lost the political argument . what i said is that the, the, the mood. ready country is, was still a very divided country, but it's not that long ago that we had over a 1000000 people out on the streets campaigning for people's vote. ready referral and the outcome of the brace integrations. and i set that contain is faded away. and as you say, the labor opposition is this just this last week and said that there is no intention to revisit the idea of the customs union single market. now i get the politics of i do understand the policies that but i think the economics of that very, very difficult. the fact is, al

energy crisis and electricity prices soaring to all time highs has done yet again comes under a heavy shelling from the ukranian army, the u. k. is daily mirror newspaper blaine's last word for it, despite the bow city being under the control of russian lead forces. and also ahead as you can see, the eddie cope with having achieved their objectives off safely out of the battle. zoom at ortiz cru fill, and russia and helicopters, striking ukrainian military positions on the frontline sales the.

u. k at the moment that are saying, well, he should go because on balance, he has done a good job. okay, so where does a go from here? it is now up to the conservative m p. 's to decide on his future. he has as a has been mentioned, he has just narrowly survived a vote of confidence. so it's not straightforward, but rebels are plotting in order to change the rules. so we could see a vote to change the rules as soon as next week, and then this is the hope of rebels. things could move very quickly because those who want to see him go what like to have this done by the summer recess. so it doesn't sort of just drag out a go over the summer and, and be just more bloodletting and just more, more pain, really for the conservative party d w, corresponding big mass. thank you for your analysis. is a quick look at some other stories making news around the world. a memorial service has been held in south africa for the 21. teenagers who died at a township happened last month. the unknown circumstances pathologists have yet to release their findings on the cause of death. president 0 ram, a p

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u. k. parliament, after both the financing health minister step done on tuesday thing they lost confidence in his leadership. the latest crisis centers on the revelation that johnson promoted an m. p. despite knowing about allegations of sexual misconduct. bringing it is true that no come a complaint was a raised when he was in the foreign office in the matter was a resolved absolutely true. it's absolutely true to speak of it. it was ray ray's with me. i greatly regret that he continued in office and i have said that he is a speaker. i have said that before mrs. beaker, but he is now it is now the subject of an independent investigation. that is the right thing with the speaker. south africa's president was among the dignitaries attending the mass funeral of some of the 21 young people who died in east london. the students were found dead in a bar 10 days ago in mysterious circumstances. a thought is that investigating the cause of death. the students had been out celebrating the end of their exams. please say there were no obvious signs of injury. rushes turned its attention to the captu

done. not just to the party brown, but also to the international stock of the u. k. and finally, estimate kissed on the leader of the opposition labor party as issued a lengthy statement and an utterly biting scathing statement. a saying that this resignation was good news to the country that it should have happened a long time ago. johnson was always unfit for office. he has been responsible for lies, scandal on fraud, on an industrial scale. on all of those who have been complicit should be utterly ashamed. a reference that to those members of boris johnson's cabinet, cabinet ministers who chose not to resign, who choose to continue to support him. when more than 50 others, 50 other members of the government chose to resign. in principle, to pull the prime minister is going to resign. why would that be a general election? well, because that doesn't need to be a general election. what bar is johnson? excuse me, one of his excuses for not necessarily wanting to go was because that would be then course for the labor party. i'm a liberal democrat, the opposition party

u. k. tabloid suggests. russia is bombing its allies in the city of done yet showing the aftermath of monday showing the article headlined russia in blitz undone, yet shows smoke rising on the dance. could skyline claiming it was the result of a russian bombardment? now that's despite and yet it's been under the control of russia's allied forces and been under constant shilling from ukrainian positions for several years. the large sign reading we are russian don bus hanging on the building was seemingly not enough evidence to provide clarity on the story. local officials recently blamed key f for bombardments that lead to dozens of casualties including 3 fatalities. now we've sent a request to the daily mirror for comments and we'll let you know if and when we get the response. earlier i spoke to that new boy mileage a serbian american journalist, blog and historian. he was surprised by the piece. then i saw the photo of the actual city of don. yes. be under fire and thought, wait a minute, something doesn't add up here. and as it turns out, it was, it was actually somebody had put up a pict

u. k. daily mirror newspapers apparently published a fake article, blaming russia for shelling and done yet. and despite the city being under russian control, local officials blame you. talk on western countries provide ukraine with more military aid. some of it appears to be ending.

done? they ask on the daily telegraph pins long goodbye these u. k. in state of paralysis guardian, left leaning paper, they're saying it's over independent going but still in number 10. meanwhile, the financial times, johnson quit, defiant to the end of our boys, johnson says there will be no major policy changes into next tory that is chosen. let's take a look at the people who could replace him from a chance that she's not gained popularity. the public face of the government's economic recovery plans post pandemic, but concerns over his wife's tax status hurt his image. while foreign secretary, this trust is likely to be another contender, the previous position is international trade secretary. so her secure, post briggs, it trade deals, and former foreign and health. the secretary jeremy hunter, was johnston's main rival, the last leadership contest. he could have another go. as could sergeant job id and now his resignation is how sacred sean cheese de triggered an avalanche of departures from the government. so replacement as chancellor nadeem, t

energy crisis and electricity prices storing to all time height as done yet again comes under a heavy shelling from the ukranian army. the u. k is daily mirror newspaper blames moscow for it. despite the bow city being under the control of russian lead forces . also ahead as you could see, the eddie cope with having jeep their objectives off safely out of the battle soon. an rti cru films rushin helicopters, striking ukrainian military positions on the frontline cells. the russian made horses continued their advance westward with iris jones since seemingly grasped up the straws and using the conflict in ukraine as a reason to remain in power. as he pleased with his party, not to dump him as british prime minister to support both in parliament and among the public appears to be rapidly slipping away with from moscow to the world. this is r t great to have your company today for the news our. my name's unit only. the european parliament has a rubber stamped an e u proposal to add gal. sudden nuclear power plants to the blocks list of climate friendly energy sources. it'll enable investments in this sector is to be labeled as gr

prices, then the electricity prices storing to all time with has done yet again comes under. heavy shelling from the ukranian are made for the u. k. steel murders, paper claims moscow for it. despite the city being under the control of russian met with being cheap, their objectives are safety. out of the bottles of an rti, cru films russian helicopter is striking, ukrainian military positions on the front lines. the russian made forces continue there at south west with a canadian cultural event, dropped plans to screen a new documentary. all of our grades from the country. the indian community over the phone makers come through personal poster of a hindu goddess smoking a cigarette with wherever you're catching the program from today. welcome to moscow into the global news update on our t. my name's unanimity. the european parliament has rubber stamped and e u proposal to add gal sun nuclear power plants to the blocks list of climate friendly energy sources. it'll enable investments in the sectors to be labeled as green from the start of next year. as the commission believes, there is a role for private investment in gas and nucl

done. and other asian countries in africa, media america, with ah millions remain. it's risk of starvation is the u. k. pledge is another 1000000000 pounds in from the ukraine, diverting aid from african and asian countries. thousands take to the streets in india after the beheading of a hindu shopkeeper was filmed and posted on line to muslim suspects. i've been arrested over the killing and hundreds gather in madrid and a protest against police violence resulting in the death of 37 migrants who tried to cross the moroccans spanish with .

know if you need to me in an article headlined russia in blitz on done yet counts been published by the daily mirror, a newspaper in the u. k. it shows smoke rising on the don bout city skyline, claiming it was the result of our russian bombardment. now that's the spite and the speed under the control of russian lead forces and its citizens having for years to live through shelling from key forces. the photo that accompanied the outlet story feature building size by reading, we are russian don boss, but that message appeared lost in translation by those writing. the story russia stopped us from of has said western countries need to be aware that the weapons they are supplying are being used against civilians. loosely cool, cool. well, in short, they are lying. the facts, well known, our defense minister presents them on a daily basis. but western countries, of course, must be aware of their responsibility regardless of what an how's the lensky and his team wants to interpret what's going on. the west must be aware of its responsibility for the deaths of civilians primarily in the dumbass, but also in other parts of ukraine

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u. k. even seeing a wildfire zone on a, on a much bigger scale than we have done in the last few years. if you're basically saying that that we're going to have to learn to live with far as the climate change is that right? that's actually correct the way the conditions will get worse. we have to do everything we can to reduce further climate change, but we locked into at least some degree of further warming and therefore the more extreme our weather here in the you. k, we've seen the hot temperatures are recorded and we've had nice 60 structures destroyed in pious. this is completely unprecedented from a u. k perspective. does that mean that the laws might have to change in countries like the u. k. in other places for the north that are not as used to seeing wildfires as places perhaps in, in southern europe. yes, absolutely. it's not only the lowest, but it's also the public understanding of the race. so the pricing, u. k, for example, most of those that affected buildings are called fine because of the surrounding meditation which was grass. this could be very easily removed, that's