u. k. director for human rights watch, she says the court's decision will put the lives of many vulnerable people at risk a terrible ruling on so many levels. the fact that the u. k. high court has said that it's a lawful for the u. k. government to expel asylum seekers from its territory before they even had the chance to claim asylum and send them to wanda. a place that human rights watch, the un and even the government official not be safe to be silent, think it deeply, deeply disappointing, is the possibility that people after 7 days will be eligible to be sent to wanda, the government instead their assertion categories and individuals that will not be sent to wanda, including children and others. but there is a vast majority of people who can and this includes people who are here who have sled situation on syria or elsewhere. so essentially, there are many, many asylum seekers who arrived off for 7 days will be very, very considerate and, and we know the received and notices of, of deportation of exposure to why we're extremely psychologically traumatized. you know, for example, the people were so harming the threats of suicide and other things. because these are

the high court in london has rolled the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to were wanda, is legal. the deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge. harry fossett has more from the london court. it's ruled in favor of the government, but with a significant caveat, you'll remember earlier this year the previous home secretary pretty for tell the interior minister of united kingdom under this conservative government, signed an agreement with rwanda. that the mandated every asylum seeker who arrived in the u. k. by what the government deemed and illegal method, such as over the channel. between france and england. on a small boat, they would immediately be deported to rwanda and have a slight an application process. and if they were found to be asylum seekers, they would be resettled, that they would never come back tonight it came to now the 1st time the government tried to enact this policy with a flight. in june. there was an injunction, and it was said now that has been this, this legal chal

u. k. high court has ruled the government plan to said silent seekers to rwanda is legal. the people taishan policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge, but the court also says the cases of 8 asylum seekers to, to be deported must be reconsidered. hurry falls, it has the story from london. i gathered at london's high court refugee campaigners awaiting the ruling on legal challenges to the british governments stated, aim to send the vast majority of people seeking asylum in the u. k, automatically to rwanda, to have their claims processed. and if successful to be settled there, for the most part, the judges found in favor of the government. though just as louis writing, we have concluded that it is lawful for the government to make arrangements for relocating asylum seekers to wander and for their asylum claims to be determined in rwanda rather than the u. k. however, the home secretary must consider properly the circumstances of each individual claimant. the court ruled that had not been done in the case of 8 individual asylum seekers whose deportation her wo

u. k. high court has said that it's lawful for the u. k. government to expel asylum, seek his from its territory before they even had the chance to claim asylum and send them to rwanda. a place that human rights watch, the un and even the government's own officials have been not be safe for the silence sake is, is deeply, deeply disappointing. the high court, however, did say the, the 8 individual asylum seekers who were due to be center on earlier this year. i'm sure you're aware of their cases will have to be reconsidered though. yes, quite so that certainly the silver lining in an otherwise very dark cloud. so what we could say, as you say, is essentially that the policy itself is fine and is lawful so the government can expel asylum seeks to wanda, who are the 8 individuals that have brought the case alongside the organizations, both 80 individuals. there's cases hadn't been adequately reviewed and properly assessed. and so the court has told the i'm secretary that she needs to reassess those cases. however, i think unfortunately, tha

high energy costs. a london court rules the u. k. plan to the port asylum seekers to wanda is legal, but the government must consider situations on a case by case basis. more police officers are shot dead in a raid following protests against raising fuel prices in georgia and ah, sharing the champions. what a ride for origin tina to their 3rd world cup title as we gear up for their return home. ah, welcome to the news. our energy ministers from the european union have agreed to implement a cap on gas prices. they'll be kept at $180.00 euros a megawatt hour. that's $190.00 us dollars. you members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs amid concerns about shortages. the block has been trying to reduce its reliance on russia for gas after moscow invaded ukraine. dominic cane is joining us from berlin. so why has this agreement taken so long to reach dominic you get a sense of how unlikely this agreement seemed fall many weeks. in fact, some would say several months when you hear what the relevant check minister, the check go

but that's why go our members are under pressure to bring down high energy costs for marsh's invasion of ukraine. the u. k is high causes role governments trying to send asylum seekers or a one to is legal. a deportation policy was suspended in june off to a last minute challenge. and us all makers investigating the january 6 capital right have recommended the federal prosecution to bring for criminal charges against for president donald trump, including for assisting and insurrection the house, select committees holding its final public carrying head of the east of its report on wednesday. now another wave of russian attacks has hit the ukrainian capital. keith, ukraine's military says it's shot down 15 drones on monday morning government. his rushing to restore power to several fifties after russian strikes destroy parts of the countries energy grid. charles traffic reports on this now from keys. the torchlight guide shoppers along with shelves, roches, almost nightly bombardment of ukraine's electricity and energy infrastructure leads millions of ukrainians. spend much of their daily life in the dark.

you members are under pressure to bring down high energy cost following russia's invasion of ukraine. and the u. k. is high court has ruled the government plan to send asylum seekers or wanda is legal deportation. policy was suspended in june after last minute challenge. well, the dutch prime minister mark, which was issued a historic apology for his country's role in 250 years of slavery. it comes as there is more of a debate over reparations. people have been affected by this, including efforts to return, lucid art for many of the descendants from this legacy an apology is just not enough. as for dea carports labor expense, nearly 150 years after abolishing slavery, the netherlands has apologized for its role in the state of trade. from the 17th to the 19th century dutch colonize was kidnapped and estimated 600000 african men, women and children, and ship them to south america and slaving them on plantations. they were not alone . several european empires traded in millions of human lives for humbler from the mainland. since today, i apologize on behalf of the dutch government for the actions of

u. k. really high profile example . work is fighting back whether it be intend to industrial action such as the royal male or trained strive barracks to be been involved in industrial disputes. but alongside that, what we've got all the things that you mentioned before, the quiet quick thing and the great resignation. and people are really thinking casually about that job roles and instruction was to have with work. and all of these things highlights the type of resistance in the changing rhetoric in the power between work and organizations, and work with forces and employee. employees have to respond that poor pe stress now manageable work close that set and re game that relationship between organizations in the workforce and historical women have always like behind men, have ne, when it's come to pay all progressing, their careers is this new generation of women in the workplace, changing related to switching jobs to the highest rates and, and, and right. and women are looking at different ways in which they can get m

high argentina winds. it's 3rd world come title, baiting france in tennessee, shootouts. ah, we begin with breaking news out of the u. k. where the london high court has ruled the government's plan to send to san am. sake is true, wanda, is legal. the plan to deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge for more on this alliance, bringing harry forces, who joins us live from the royal courts of justice in london. hello there, harry. these certainly was a major test of controversial policy. and the high court has ruled incontinence finds out what was said in the judgement. that's right, a law of justice lewis and mister justice swift, we're considering a number of cases challenging this very controversial policy. and they have rule that in principle, the government's policy of immediately dispatching asylum seekers who entered the united kingdom to another country, to rwanda for processing, and then potentially resettlement in that country. if there are, some applications are deemed valid that that is a lawful thing to do, that it doesn't reach the human rights act and it doesn't reach refugee

high and getting up. okay. the also ahead. the u. k is winter of discontent. nurses walk off the job again over low pay on patient safety. peruse congress reconsider is holding an early election after weeks of protests. over the hosting of the president were life and argentina, where thousands of fans are waiting to see footballs. world champion hello ukraine's president. valadez zalinski has presented awards to ukrainian soldiers in bar moods. a front line city that's witness some of the heaviest fighting against russian troops. local sources and the don boss region have told al jazeera that russian forces have lost some of their positions on the southern side of the city. but continue bear attacks. charles stratford sent this update from ukraine's capital teens. park mood is one of if not witnessing some of the work, the worst place along the 1300 kilometer front line in terms of the intensity of fighting. this is a town that has been full for, increasingly with increasing tend to take for the last, at least, full full 5 months. real

u. k. a digging in. we're not even going to talk to the nursing leaders about high so that applause without action has led to understandable anger. but there's one other really important point. yeah, it's the heart of what the nist in the u. k is saying and around the world, this is a patient safety issue. we don't have enough nurses. we can't provide, say, high quality health care services. you in your organization, the national council nurses, you've written to the u. k. government, you're calling for more investment and health care. are you saying if things continue the way they are that going into a clinic going into a hospital? if, if you're, if you're sick, you may be actually putting your life in your health in danger by doing their i think the shortages that we have in health care right now already present a risk to patient care. but the reason we wrote to the health minister in the u. k is because we have this narrative, which is we can't afford to pay nurses. you know, we've got difficult economic times. we got war in europe. we pay nurses. inflation is going to go up. this is wrong thinking. we

u. k. inflation reached a 41 year high of 11 point one percent in october, as the price of food on fuel sword and richey sooner. the 3rd prime minister this year is grappling with an economic crisis and the recession predicts its last well into 2023 economists blame the war and ukraine and the knock on effect of the pandemic on the aftermath of bricks it ah, looks numbering in our guest joining us from london, we heard from him a little earlier on, is unite the union national lead officer when a sob from long field. and can we have clara pearson who's a conservative party counselor and also from london. now you must land chief market analyst at abbot trade. welcome to you all. thanks so much for your time. clara. so it's being described as your very well aware as the winter of discontent, reflecting perhaps in 1970. some people say we're pretty much everybody seemed to go on strike. would you say that's a fair description of what the country is facing? i don't seem to be a fair description of what we're currently facing. i just can't help thinking that these stripes all completely unnec

u. k. including all my friends from high school. there was a time when i really wanted to go to to see what it's like. but now maybe i'd rather just visit. it's not easy for all patients to get you k work. these is part of growing network of traffickers have made it possible to cross the english channel from thralls, legally by small boat. it's dangerous, but young people like god, they have no choice. a painter is stable poverty and corruption, widespread jobs and opportunities scarce. for most people have made it by boat, as i can't get a visa, as for me, but i have a visa. so what am i supposed to do? i'll have no choice. we'll have to take a boat because there is nothing for us. there's no work. people began migrating from happening in 1919th after the end of communism in albania. many ended up in britain, creating a network of jobs and connections that pay the way for others. going to the u. k. has become something of a tradition in how it feels familiar in a way that other countries don't. they're all reminders of the u. k. ev

the high court in london has ruled that the u. k. government plans ascends asylum seekers to a wanda is legal upon deportation. policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge. but the court also said the cases of 8 asylum seekers due to be deported must be reconsidered. china has reported its 1st to cope it related deaths since it began rolling back. strict pandemic controls this month. the country is facing shortages of drugs to treat the virus and his trying to import more from abroad does moment sir mark were to hers as she is an apology for his country's role in the slave trade. he described as a crime against humanity statement received. a muted response from need is at the netherlands, former colonies with one calling it a 1st step, south africa present, sir. rom, oppose has been re elected to lead the governing african national congress. it means the president will lead the posse into the national elections in 2024 delegates at the conference in johannesburg chose i'm opposed over former health ministers. wiley mc

the days news coming up, including this just sin london's high court says the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to wanda is lawful rejecting a last minute challenge. we'll have more on this life from london in just a few minutes to stay with us on out. she's here ah, ah. frustrated by political unrest, battle wrapping gives a voice to disenfranchise in the arab world. live here will look for music that actually reflects their contact the can this music scene survive the disaster and generational exodus of lebanon, even if a cam piece in the middle east, are me calarino. there's always the pace to the middle east. the me on out is era. farming is changing drastically in romania with this year. some harvest devastated by drought. it's milder weather and lower rainfall that are changing the seasons. farmers around here say the early 2 seasons these days instead of all the summer and the winter autumn this year in temperature terms only lasted a couple of weeks. b r l is planning differently for the year ahead. there'll be no some flowers, no call, no weeks o

u. k. including all my friends from high school. there was a time when i really wanted to go to to see what it's like, but now maybe i'd rather just visit. it's not easy for all patients to get you k work. these is part of growing network of traffickers have made it possible to cross the english channel from thrones, legally by small boat. it's dangerous, but young people like god, they have no choice. a painter is stable poverty and corruption are widespread jobs and opportunities. i guess most people have made it by boat there's, i can't get a visa. as for me, i don't have a visa. so what am i supposed to do? i'll have no choice. i'll have to take a boat because there is nothing for us. there's no work people began migrating from happening in 1919th after the end of communism in albania. many ended up in britain, creating a network of job and connections. the pe, the way for others, going to the u. k. has become something of a tradition in how it feels familiar in the way of a country. they're all reminders of the u. k. every way

high quality health care services. you in your organization, the national council nurses, you've written to the u. k. government, you're calling for more investment and health care. are you saying if things continue the way they are that going into a clinic going into a hospital? if, if you're, if you're sick, you may be actually putting your life in your health in danger by doing their i think the shortages that we have in health care right now already present a risk to patient care. but the reason we wrote to the health minister in the u. k is because we have this narrative, which is we can afford to pay nurses. you know, we've got difficult economic times. we've got war in europe. we pay nurses. inflation is going to go up. this is wrong thinking. we need to flip 180 degrees. how we look at health care, not as a cost, but as an investment, as i've said, when health care go wrong, off societies or communities, you know, start to crumble. but we also know when we, how kit goes, right. people are healthy, they work, they're productive. it's a driver for economic growth, and if we invest in health wo

and the high course in london has ruled that the u. k. government plan to send asylum seekers to rwanda is legal plan. deportation policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge with argentina. as champion footballers are on their way home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments 92 year is straight. now we can see excitement building in the capsule bless iris. crowds are expected to flock to the airport to welcome a team. hey, teresa bye well correspondent joins us now live from when i was in the teams do back in just a few hours time. people seem to be determined to be there when the plane touches down the plate is expected to arrive between 3 and 4 hours. so we will have started to arrive to where i am right now. since noon within think thousands of people coming here. i'm right outside the argentine football association training center. this is just send minutes away from the airport where argentine as national team is going to land. as you can see, hundreds and hundreds of people have gathered

u. k. compared to other affluent countries. now rising inflation and high energy costs are driving more and more people into poverty. especially families with children. the town of hartley pool in northern england is no exception. daniel burnside lives here with his children. the self employed painter wants to make sure coban as me always have enough to eat. that's easier said than done turning on the heat is a luxury these days. and it's been off for a couple days. i'm just to just bad room where for the next pay per day or the next bit of cash i can find to to put it on symbol electric. i'll turn lights off on a night. if an on the house, it's in darkness, ah, with inflation at over 10 percent. daniel burnside has to scrimp and save wherever he can. sometimes he has to go without a hot meal. choices, we have to make no choices to get sacrificed. you know, my kids will have bags, chips, i might have a little bit, you know, it's just rationing loss. back in london times con has also opened a cafe that serves inexpensive hot meals. it's run by volunteers, ro

the high court in london has ruled that the u. k. government plans as and asylum seekers. trolanda is legal plan deportation. policy was suspended in june after a last minute challenge that the court also said the cases of 8 asylum seekers due to be deported must be reconsidered. argentina's champion footballers are on their way home of one of the most thrilling world cup finals and that one was 92 year history. excitement is building and the capital one is iris. crowds are expected to flock to the airport to welcome the team to let you under nations have agreed a landmark deal to protect the planet at the you ends cobb twist team by diversity conference in canada. the cornerstone of the agreement is a pledge to protect 30 percent of the walls, lands and oceans by 2030. but it also includes funding for conservation projects to save biodiversity and developing nations. i, as i headlines, will be back with more noise after people and power coming of age story in a community fighting to preserve heritage in an ever changing world. our

increase in energy prices in moscow reduced most of its gas exports to europe on the high court in london, his rule that the u. k. government, trying to send asylum seekers to the one that is legal. the plan deportation policy was suspended in june as a last minute challenge. china has reported it says case related death since it began rolling back. strict pandemic controls this month. the country is facing shortages of drugs to treat the virus. and just trying to import more from abroad, global health experts of war. and the situation in china is worse than official data suggests. those are the headlines will have more knees in half now with emily, but next it's out there. well to stay with us in the that suck my me a full truck. it was the amount of me please do. look in the show. feet. you're shocked raj. oh, well i suppose look, if what does your locals move it 1st? will the pucker not those did not come out of me. good luck. well, i didn't get to belmont the ball with a, with a different one more to watch a wasn't with well, i'm good with all lap last miss you. wow. so possibly compare browser mitten. forem

the high court in london has ruled that the u. k. government plan to sent asylum seekers to, to wonder is legal. the plan deportation policy was suspended. jude i for last minute. challenge. excited crowds are gathering and burns are. is to welcome argentina's champion footballers. these all life pictures of the bus is about to take them from the airport when they come home after one of the most thrilling world cup finals in the tournaments history. i'll be back with more news in half an hour. the stream is next here on al jazeera, on counting the cost of working from home, the office, or a mixture about what is the future, the workplace, what is next? the both work and power struggle is the outlet for the global economy. dothan was why, if job unhappiness of all time, why globally counting the cost on al jazeera, i hi, anthony ok, rushes war with ukraine is heading into the code is months of the year. and as you crane has regained territory, formerly held by russian forces, russian is now tony. it's attention to attacking power pla

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effect immediately. girls have already been banned from middle school and high school. thousands of agular staff going on striking the u. k. on wednesday, a day after similar industrial action by nurses up to 100000 nurses walked off the job for a 2nd day this month, calling for better pay and working conditions. all right, those are the headlines i'm emily. angling. the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story, stay with us. ah, russia's wall ukraine continues with president, then c, making another of the firms to help his country, the u. s. and as you allies have boasted his military enabling it to fight back. but critics say that my weapons just means that people will die is for the military aid for ukraine, the way forward. this is inside story. ah hello there, and welcome to the program. i'm this tells you, hey, now russia's invasion of ukraine has world war between 2 european countries on a scale not seen since wild war to death and destruction has been extensive, but russia has been met with stiff resistance and ukrainian forces have also retaken some territory. western arms and training a played a key