u. k. got and his preparing to present its emergency budget tax hikes and spending costs are expected after inflation of 41 year. hi toby. let's take a look at how the u. k. i ended up paying these trust became prime minister early in september, promising significant tax reductions. finance minister kweisi quieting, then delivered his mini budget promising about $53000000000.00 in on the funded tax cuts. markets responded quickly with the pound, plunging against the us dollar. after 10 days of criticism came the 1st trust you turn. she scraps the proposed cuts for the highest earners, but that failed to stop the public fall out. trust them sac quieting, replacing him with jeremy huns. but the damage was done and trust officially resigned on october 25th, making her the shortest serving prime minister in u. k. history where she soon app replaced her and dumped her financial plan. to break this down for us, let's bring in andrew simmons who joins us live now from london. certainly love to talk ab

got a problem between the u. s. u k and he's got a problem with his ultra nationalist that are very, very much in control of his administration in his military. yeah, certainly a lot of moving parts there and we'll continue to follow those calls for a few stocks to see if they go beyond just the washington post article, executive vice president of the raises center aero rasmussen. thank you so much for your time and insight. thank you, richard. an 18 year old palestinian teenager has been shot dead by israeli forces in the west bank. the latest and continued cases of violence in the area and the ongoing conflict. the debt was confirmed by palestinian health officials. most often a fall was reportedly hit in the head by a lie around and later died in the hospital. he was reportedly shot not far from nearby palestinian all of orchards. the idea said they targeted the youth as he was throwing stones at israeli vehicles. however, the teens family insisted he was with them taking all of when they were attacked by israeli set

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and what we've got in the u. k, of course, is we having interest rates going up at the same time as a tax increases happening and a tightening generally in both the monetary and fiscal stance and real disposable income falling at the highest breaks ever. i know there are other countries that are similarly affected, but what we seen in europe, and i think that's going to be an increasing contrast, is that the european countries are not doing the same. the same. the yes interest rates are going up, but they are supporting quite significantly their households a lot more that seems to be the case in the u. k. and i think that's probably going to be a focus of attention in the months ahead. jordan, what happens of these strikes are and the rally is that you're holding don't bring about the changes that you are demanding a, you know, we still be able to see at the front door. no, we still want to be outside with all the workers. so we're going to be up in the usual with always even make sure that the protective will deli

is it's all about sound bites, like i said, or got a big problem in the u. k. with energy, energy costs, lack of planning. and when you just throw money that are they sort of projects, you're not really getting behind, really encouraging people to switch cities, renewable sources, then this is the result. you need to have a long energy strategy. and if you look at what's going on, now, we're almost in the winter, we've got launch record energy prices soaring. we've got a price cap, the people can afford energy in with the price. and yeah, that's cool. think people come around the country on trains and cars to get back into the office and it does not happen. the whole thing is pretty ridiculous to me . yeah. you know, you were saying this comes with the u. k. struggles with the high energy prices that you think the government would have a vested interest in trying to keep such a solar power company running right now was also the president. do you think this case is setting is going to be a lot more insult. bankruptcy not just across the energy sector, but across

got a big problem in the u. k, with energy energy costs, lack of planning. and when you just throw money that they sort of projects, you're not really getting behind, really encouraging people to switch cities, renewable sources, then this is the result. you need to have a long energy strategy. it's just totally crazy. i mean all of these governments, especially in the kerry, they know that these targets are not cheap and we're in a ride, whole mess and you saw the value of the pound just couple months ago. almost $11.00 with a dollar, an energy price in dollars. i can tell you 100 percent big government and purely economy getting the when i get a stuff about us all for now. do you be sure to check out our t dot com for the latest breaking news and updates? we'll be right back here. as always, at the top of the hour. the news they chose, hybrid war against russia just became more dangerous and frightening. a missile fired from ukraine by ukrainians landing in poland, clearly demonstrates what can go wrong due to a mistake or miscalculation. of course, the co

u. k. government, let's join our dance skelton now, the national coordinator at the non profit all together in dignity, 4th world, u. k. joseph, now live from london. and it's got some good, have you with us on the program. i mean time and time again, we're hearing not just from the british media, but from government sources to that they have to fill a budgetary hole and that the u. k. government hasta, itself will, will itself see taxes going up and it's the poorest in society that will be hit hard. but that group of what the poorest is, seems to be getting wider and wider on the demographic scale. it is, and the price that people pay is parents who are going without food to make sure that their children will have something to eat, people having to rely more and more and food banks. people talk about the choice between eating and heating. one woman was saying to me how hard it was when she was a child getting out of bed on freezing, cold winter mornings without heat. and it breaks her heart that her children are doing the same thing when she sees them shivering, as, as they're getting up. we also see this impact on people's lives when public services are cut b

u. k. so that they don't undertake the sort of crossings that was one of the main messages we got from angio and charity workers when we spoke to them here. and don kirk, they were commemorating the one year anniversary since a boat sunk in the english channel. at least 27 people died. a silent walk in dunkirk, charity work as lead at memorization in the northern french town for at least 27 people who died, trying to cross the english channel. one year ago most were curds from iraq, including children. so i thought it was really important to come here and to all, to remember what has happened and what is happening. so why the tragedy happened though, is still not clear. british and french officials traded blame over why the boat was rescued. but some details have begun to emerge. a french newspaper investigation has revealed the victims repeatedly called french rescue services with their location, but they were sent no assistance and even at times seemed to be mocked. the transcript of some of the calls paints a chilling picture help please. i'm in the water says an asylum seeker. yes, but y

u. k. actually has the flourishing sector in the northeast of scotland. it's very important. we've got to keep that going. and consequently, african leaders have called out how western countries continue to take pay, how they must switch to green energy and fight climate change. despite the fact that africa produces the least emissions but faces the most consequences, against this backdrop, the lengthy discussions at cops with its stalling delaying tactics and procrastination that have hampered, implemented, and delivery is simply cruel and unjust. we cannot afford to spend more time skirting around the real issues and break out of the open ended process focus discussions. we are trapped in africa, contributes less than 3 percent of the pollution responsible for climate change, but it's most severely impacted by the ensuing crisis. and all the was sens, virtues they know about fighting climate change yet relies on developing nations in africa to bear the burden of it. all. europeans are going back to burning dirty coal while blaming everything on russia. some critic said, that's the ve

u. k. actually has the flourishing sector in the northeast of scotland. it's very important. we've got to keep that going. and consequently, african leaders have called out how western countries continue to take pay, how they must switch to green energy and fight climate change. despite the fact that africa produces the least emissions but faces the most consequences, against this backdrop, the lengthy discussions at cops with its stalling delaying tactics and procrastination that have hampered, implemented, and delivery is simply cruel and unjust. we cannot afford to spend more time skirting around the real issues and break out of the open ended process focus discussions. we are trapped in africa, contributes less than 3 percent of the pollution responsible for climate change, but it's most severely impacted by the ensuing crisis. and all the was sens, virtue signals about fighting climate change, yet relies on developing nations in africa to bear the burden of it. all. europeans are going back to burning dirty coal while blaming everything on russia. some critics say that's the very

u. k. military of being involved in the attack, which london has strongly denied. we got some insight from former pentagon security analysts to michael believe. the 1st impression that comes to mind is that they may have been involved or some special forces may have been involved. you cannot rule that out, and it just doesn't make any logical sense. for russia to, to damage or destroy its own pipeline. so, and there may be other entities involved and those, those countries may be trying to hide through the real culprit is from the west. i mean, you cannot buy deduction. it had to come from the west, and i suspect it was either great britain or the united states. they're never going to admit it. and we probably will never know for sure. i think it's reason why we, it would be good for russia to go down and, and check it. it's check or investigate its own on its own. and to, to see if they can find any evidence as to who might have been involved can use from africa. now, 19 people have died off to a passenger plane plummeted into a lake in can, zenia is. but it shows the si

we've got rain in wind here as well, so rain and wind warnings across the 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 marr

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 you can see, showers still playin

on football to put themselves out there on and national level we've got plays like most by law who's addiction, he's saying in the u. k. premier league is firing a huge generation. so for lots of people here, it's not just about the football, it's about showcasing that cultural tradition. that's the way they do things which has been very different the previous wildcard. so yeah, i was re saying a lot more of this throughout the world cotton. this is just the beginning. learn, sarah her, thank you very much indeed. look at some action now from ecuador, nice america to see human is in the port city of going to kill and very strong stop for ecuador. oh, it was a amazing people, absolutely, a static. now, don't get the wrong idea because there is nobody out on the streets at this moment, ecuador, and so now partaking of another sacred ritual, which is having lunch. after having been out in the, in the blazing sun for 4 hours before. and during that game where they were many of the predictions that they would when have certainly come true and by a quite comfortable margin. indeed. now this is a country that's absolutely cr

k at molten in we've got scandals about the potential result in the u. s. mid term elections and voter distrust is riding high. now with poll taken by the new york times and coordination with st. college shows that 71 percent of americans feel like democracy is under threat. now you may feel like you've heard that before . back when trump one in the 2016 presidential election, his democratic rivals widely describe the results as a threat to democracy. you can run the best campaign. you can even become the nominee. and you can have the election stolen from you after trump was declared victorious, the flood gates were opened. there were all kinds of conspiracy theories, congressional investigation sanctions on russia. there was even an impeachment trial, who was it who was banging the gavel over those who objected as congress moved to certify the results, county is not an order valid, even with the marion, a giant by america or no date when the joint session, no debate vote is no debate, 60 years low debate and the manners are yes, joe biden was vice presi

u. k. australia and japan against china, juniper. which measures how serious a challenge all the to shoot you being and the communist bought piece of property. and in of got a son family's face a grim choice between warming their homes for eating food. if leading to an increase of malnutrition and your more in your case is a bunch of ah i'm british manager, welcome to did up the news asia. glad you could join us. beijing's local government has said it will no longer block off a bachman compounds where cove cases are discovered. it's only like session that's been prompted by city wide protests against china's still continuing. 0 corbett measures protest that began in the city of john. jew then spread to oregon cheap best in china. over the weekend, more cities joined in including beijing and shanghai nation by protest like these haven't been seen in decades in china. and as correspondent fabia gretch, my explains the demands from protest her as a truly historic. and i think the difference is that in shanghai and some protest this have an openly demanded seating pink to step down. he and been ging at the demonstrators were more cautious. they made it, they

u. k . and yet, and yet wales was receiving a lot of money from, from the you that's got to have heard. oh, leaving the european union is an act of economic self harm. but it's largely because of the way we've left a european union. once people in wales had voted to leave. my focus was never on the fact abraxas because that had been decided. but the form of rex it, we ended up with the hardest form or breaks it with a severing of economic relationships with damage done to the relationships between the united kingdom and our closest and most important ne bus. there was a different way of leaving the european union where we would have removed ourselves from the political mechanism, but stayed in the single market, stayed in the customs union, protected the interests of working people and firms in wales. we chose not to do it that way or the u. k. government chose not to do it that way. and the hom, it causes the economy in whales, is reo, and continues every day. so you, your, you lead the largest party in the welsh assembly but, but only just that, but the nationalists on fall behind if,

got rain in wind here as well. so rain and wind warnings across the 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. and yet, and yet wales was receiving a lot of money from, from the you that's got to have heard. oh, leaving the european union is an act of economic self harm. but it's largely because of the way we've left a european union. once people in wales had voted to leave. my focus was never on the fact abraxas because that had been decided. but the form of rex it, we ended up with a hard dest, former bracket with a severing of economic relationships with damage done to the relationships between the united kingdom and our closest and most important knee bus. there was a different way of leaving the european union where we would have removed ourselves from the political mechanisms, but stayed in the single market. stayed in the customs union, protected the interests of working people and firms in wales. we chose not to do it that way or the u. k. government chose not to do it that way. and the hom, it causes the economy and wales is rio and continues every day. so you, your, you lead the largest party in the welsh assembly but, but only just that, but the nationalists on fall behind if,

got only the. so 1st thing for me and for my family as well, in the u. k, the government also takes the reports very seriously. and they started an investigation. protection of people in the united kingdom as the of the utmost importance and any attempt to legally repatriate any individual will not be tolerated. government investigators will now have to find evidence if this is what has been happening at what china calls it. overseas service centers steadfast and al jazeera in rotterdam, i'll going israeli prime minister yal appeared as congratulated his successor, benjamin netanyahu, and assured an orderly transition of power that yahoo is back at the helm of the gap of 14 months following israel's 5th election in 4 years. the could party leaders coalition secured a majority in the committed in choose those vote is tracing corruption. charges was expected to be back in court on monday that yahoo is israel's longest serving prime minister. well, with all of the votes counted the block led by met yahoo! and his we could party has secured a majority of 64 se

u. k. would continue, but you wouldn't save us in the old mainstream media because for some reason the government has got a grip of media and open debate and discussion on their city is as good as benz. ah, hi, this the latest. ah, it's all. ready the old, reckless behavior piracy soon. mack will at last get people to question this crazy. you frighten policy ah, which he's running the company free reading people's likelihoods. so i, i hope maybe he's just gone a little bit to fall on. people will say ny bull. well, mr. webber certainly, you know, you mentioned the mainstream media if you might, ago, i was talking to a colleague here at auto earlier today and just saying that the mainstream media is barely showing a, just a touch of these protests. we're seeing all over europe, right. now, inflationary crisis, the major drop in the standard of living as well, the mainstream media is barely touching it. why is that? well, because the macy media, i guess, is complicit with its owners and investors. you mentioned a moment ago mr. weapon i'm, i'm running low on time here, but you said that richie soon act giv

we've got plenty more head on this news, our including the u. k. signing a deal with franz to crack down on illegal migration will have the latest from both sides of the channel wasn't sport, france, or aiming to become only the 3rd country to win successive world. cups, andy will be joining us with the story later. the sell ah, ukraine's president has visited the 1st song region just days after his forces retook parts of it. russian troops withdrew from the area on friday. volunteers, zalinski has since accused russia of committing war crimes and killing civilians. flora worry understandable. we don't believe russia. yes. and they had 3 games with all the. well, that's why we have the we were. we're ready for all of these for our conference. it's all all what god, 3, all over here i said, big has more on this from her son, president lensky came to the central square where he 1st addressed the soldiers and then the world's media. the world's media were bussed in and he wanted to give a message to the residence, of course, on his nation, as well as

got table is more than that, and perhaps an indicator of what's to come. let's take a look now at some other headlines from the world, a sport legendary spain defenders u r. p k has announced his retirement from football p. k is one of our sloan is most successful tires, having 19 league, a titles and 3 champions, leaks with the catalog giants will play his final game for the club on saturday. and the a team, brooklyn nets have suspended their point guard carry irving for at least 5 matches after he failed to deny is holds. he holds anti semantic as semitic beliefs. irving has been accused of sharing anti semitic material on his social media account earlier this week. and has yet to apologize. in tennis news, world number one e guess erotic of poland has breezed into her 1st w t. a semifinals with a comfortable straits at 636 to be free. were frances helene garcia. the 3 time grands grand slam winner, one, both of her group stage matches to reach the latter stages. all right, well up next is news asia with my colleague melissa john, and don't forget he can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website. d, w dot com. i'm pablo felice for made the team