u. k to a far away 3rd country. rwanda are reportedly at risk of suicide and investigation by the observer newspaper revealed that the u. k. home office shrugged off multiple suicide attempts by an afghan asylum seeker who can close to ending his own life while in custody and an migrant detention center. internal british government documents reportedly tried to dismiss the incidents, saying the man was, quote, fine, and able to undergo deportation. that assessment sparked outrage among human rights activists. it's deeply shocking that the home office is saying that someone who is suffering extreme mental anguish due to the fear of their future and that of their children is fine with being forcibly removed. tawanda when the extent of their distress. so clearly demonstrates the opposite. the home office is denying reality or another you case signed the asylum partnership agreement with rwanda earlier this year, promising to pay 120000000 pounds to the east african country to accept quote, irregular migrants so far. the 1st 2 deportation flights have been postponed after an intervention by the european court of human rights and an

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

the home office is denying reality. the u. k. signed the asylum partnership agreement with rwanda earlier this year, promising to pay 120000000 pounds to the east african country to accept quote, irregular migrants scheme by the ruling tory party was meant to curb the rising influx of migrants into the u. k. while showing support for developing rwanda's refugee programs for applying migrants to stay in that country for 5 years, but to plan to deportation flights have so far been postponed. earlier we asked political analysts, alice, under, bruno, whether the deal with the u. k. could actually benefit rwanda. rhonda does not need this kind of business in frankly the government rhonda has had far more intelligent and sustainable schemes by sustainable i mean, long lasting and enduring and, and practical. so i think it's just a cheap excuse for a very strange policy, which in some ways reflects other strange policies by the board of johnson government. the question is, will it survive the, the, the government situation in great bri

the home office is denying reality. u. k. signed the asylum partnership agreement with rolanda earlier this year, promising to pay 120000000 pounds to the east african country to accept quote, irregular migrants. now the scheme by the ruling tory party was meant to curb the rising influx of migrants into the u. k. while showing support for developing wanda's refugee programs and requiring migrants to stay in that country for 5 years . but the plans deportation flight have so far been postpone. earlier we asked want an politician victoria in debris who knows where there are the agreement between the 2 countries would actually help the migrant i think the city was because they can be better picture the in the 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 t

fired michael gove, one of his most loyal allies all eyes on number 10, downing street official home of the u. k. and battled prime minister office lu over the nation within his government bars. johnson is fighting for his political survival about how that one minister who resigned and young from time looked up during a stormy parliamentary session. and now this week, again, we have reason to question the truth and integrity of what we've all been told. at some point, we have to conclude that enough is enough. i believe that point is now the job and finance minister wishes to not resigned. on tuesday after emerge had johnson knew about sexual misconduct by chris pincher. before pointing into his senior government position, opposition need a kiss. dharma asked the question on everyone's mind, not. he knew, he accused minister, had previously committed predatory behavior, but he promoted to a position of power anyway. why johnson merrily survived a confidence load held by his party in june after he and his staff repeatedly broke his own lockdown laws. during the pandemic. the latest scandal has we

u. k. we're health warnings are in place, but not everyone can escape the heat. flames and gulf homes near london. shortly after the u. k. reco temperature was smashed, the london fiber gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capital and across the u. k. or the london barbara guide in particular, is dealing with a number of large sky which stood it spread right across the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure in my book by a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued to protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a hot britain. this is a public health emergency. and so, so this climate crisis that we're talking about isn't this abstract thing in

u. k. authorities that as the home office proceeds with plans to deport asylum seekers to rwanda, despite their threats to kill themselves in a detention center according to the documents seen by the observer newspaper. now according to the papers, in one of the reported cases, a detainee made a number of attempts to kill himself after finding out that he would be sent away by hanging himself and drinking shampoo. he then reportedly planned to throw himself out a window in the immigrant detention center home office officials though, reportedly tried to dismiss the incident, saying that the man was, quote, fine and able to undergo deportation. that assessment has sparked outrage among human rights activists. it's deeply shocking that the home office is saying that someone who is suffering extreme mental anguish due to the fear of their future and that of their children is fine with being forcibly removed, to wander, when the extent of their distress. so clearly demonstrates the opposite. the home office is denying reality. d. k signed to the asylum partnership agreement with rolanda earlie

homes. in the u. k, people are bracing for temperatures to hit 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. the nation's weather office issued its 1st ever red alert for extreme heat. the scorching weather is fueling more than 30 blazes in spain and portugal. thousands of people have been forced from our homes and a seeking refuge in makeshift shelters. drought conditions have made areas between the 2 countries. susceptible to wild fight. france is on its high state of alert for extreme temperatures. to large fires in the south, keeping emergency services busy. thousands have been evacuated and kilometers of land lost to the flames. natasha butler reports from power will run. surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the eiffel tower. record breaking temperatures expected in many paul, the france including in the north in brittany, an area that is no usually for it's very cool climate. now, the french government have put several regions on red alerts. they have advise people to be extremely vigilant. they've rolled out the heat wave emergency plan advising people to s

u. k. grid this year, powering over $12000.00 homes for a year. then there's an underwater kite that flies and a figure of 8, like the wind lifts the kite current and the water speed it up into and producing more energy. and then that are floating stream turbines, the most powerful of which was lease the launch in scotland with an individual tobin capacity of 2 megawatts dead dead though to the sea floor. but the turbines remain close to the surface, which means the undersea works cheaper and they can be moved around. compared to wind of solar energy though. title has been slow for the reason you might have guessed. sadly, a lot of the solutions are really expensive because the industry, so young with very small industry it's, you know, it doesn't have an established supply chain or manufacturing chain any time you were gonna operate. something under water has its own unique sets of engineering challenges. your standard was like, corrosion is going to be big problems. you're going to choose your materials. really carefully. bio falling is a really

u. k. grid this year. powering over $12000.00 homes for a year then there's an under water kite that flies and a figure of 8. like the wind lifts the kite current and the waters speed it up into and producing more energy. and then that are floating stream turbines. the most powerful of which was recently launched in scotland with an individual turbine capacity is to megawatts debt debt to the sea floor. but the turbines remain close to the surface, which means the undersea wilks cheaper and, and they can be moved around compared to wind of solar energy though. title has been slower when a reason you might have guessed. sadly, a lot of the solutions are really expensive because the industry, so young with very small industry, it's, you know, it doesn't have an established supply chain or manufacturing chain any time you were gonna upgrade. something under water has its own unique sets of engineering challenges. your standard one slide, corrosion is going to be a big problems. you're going to choose your materials, really carefully, bio falling as a really big issue where you know, where you

u. k government has been too slow to react transport, infrastructures, office and home building. all need to be adapted that needs to be major investment . as we kind of are changing towards a much hotter and u. k. we're gonna have to start re evaluating how we do things and start taking leaves out of am our european neighbors books and are so that we can really deal with the problem as there arises. no, a sense of urgency is beginning to rise along with the temperatures all across the u. k. andrew simmons al jazeera lumber. at least one person has been killed in northern morocco, where emergency crews are battling wildfires. wilner 1000 people have been told to leave their homes. large areas of land burnt in lash was on tessa, and teach one authorities of deployed water bombers to try to battle the fires most have been brought under control. but firefighters are struggling to dows 3 hot spots near la hush. heat wave in south asia earlier this year, sent temperature soaring to more than 50 degrees celsius in parts of pakistan and pakistani federal minister for climate change. sher

his home country is also facing threats of forest fires like this one on the outskirts of south london. the u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. it is hot at night though, because there's no air conditioning and most of the buildings and in and houses in london. usually busy hobbs are eerily quiet as most people remain at home or fight in quite as thoughts that provide respite from the overwhelming as take you to the u. k. avow now comes one a jack park is in london where the situation has taken a turn for the worst. welcome jack, what's happened? well, we know from the mayor of london said he can't. he says that the situation is critical . we know that there are at least 10 major fire instance incidences across london and the region. in fact, 15 fire engines were sent to a village far east of london, where the blazes appeared to be extremely destructive and the fire brigade is out here in the capit

u. k. recorded its highest temperature breaking 40 degrees for the 1st time. lamar said econ said the fire brigade is under immense pressure. full, reese revolts. flames and gulf homes near london. shortly after the u. k, that reco temperature was smashed, the london fibre gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capitol and across the u. k. or the london harbor guide in particular is dealing with a number of large sky which stood spread, right? cross the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure at them. i will buy a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though, it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a hot britain. this is a public health emergency. and so, so this climate crisis that we're talking about is this abstract

home country is also facing threats of forest fires. like this one on the outskirts of south london. the u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't felt the such conditions. it is hot at night though because there's no air conditioning, and most of the buildings in and houses in london. usually busy hubs are equally quiet. as most people remain at home or find quieter spots that provide respite from the overwhelming and d w. corresponding barbara vsl is in one of europe's hot spots bordeaux in southwestern france. barbara, what's the situation there? we are on the edge of the veal and the town of lattice to which really has been struck by these horrific give forest fires. and we talked to the mayor into the head of the civil protection, a today here, and they said in our lifetimes, we have never seen anything like this because these fires are going on for a week. that is the fire trucks you see behind me that are coming and going look lik

u. k. have declared a major incident as flames destroyed homes and woodland in the.

home. with the british army resuming its joint military training program in kenya, locals fair, the white phosphorus claim to be used legally by u. k. troops in the area is posing a grave threat to people's health. like fresh malcolm he's he has home otherwise we're going to die and no one has ever volunteered to teach us about it. we are in great danger.

kingdom. authorities in london declared a major incident as flames destroyed homes and woodland to the east of the capital . the u. k. whether office recorded temperature is above 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time since records began. and france, tens of thousands of people have fled their homes to escape the wildfires. fires tore through these dry pine forests in the southwestern region of your owned strong winds. find the flames, making them harder to contain fire fighters battled through the night, but still struggled to keep the fires under control. alt del do more. yeah, we have more than 2000 fire men working to reduce the fires to day, including more than 500 here in lattice to bush. we're only gonna do me. we will also be targeting the fires from the air during the day with water bombing planes, the flu of acre so don't and that you do see you people living in the nearby city of bordeaux woke up to a gray haze. and the smell of burning one londoner living in southwestern france is fearful of a fire that is spreading very close to his home. for the next 40 hours might be symbolic in our life. we hope the hu

u. k government has been too slow to react transport, infrastructures, office and home building. all need to be adapted that needs to be major investment . as we kind of are changing towards a much hotter and u. k. we're gonna have to start re evaluating how we do things and start taking leaves, answers, and our european neighbors books. and i say that we can really deal with the problem. as there arises, no sense of urgency is beginning to rise along with the temperatures all across the u. k. andrew simmons al jazeera london, australia's natural environment is in a state of rapid decline. that's according to a new report prepared by independent experts. it found not a single indicator of australia's ecological well being had improved since 2016. and the number of vulnerable and endangered species has increased by 8 percent report office called for a nation wide framework to help coordinate on environmental issues, australia's environment, mr. will respond to report in a speech on tuesday, and sarah clark joins us live from brisbin by skype and sarah. the report did have a some st

we're going to talk about nita, because johnson is a product of the home liters and sheen in the u. k. and the reason why he had to be pulled out the reason why there was just minor coup d'etat in england was because the conservative party realized it wasn't playing by the rules. the rules of keeping this pretense going, that we have a further democracy in the u. k, and that we really believe in freedom speech and human rights and all this, he was going off the rails, he was going away from the plantation, off the plantations, american say, and panic conserves as well. well, if you carried on doing that, it doesn't matter about the scandals that you keep on, but if you carry on doing it, people will start realize that actually this isn't a functioning democracy anymore. and then there was a, a facade here, you know, where super lead to our country take the big decisions. and, you know, and i think a big part of george mentioned the, the, the unintended consequence of countries no longer buying a products that probably wasn't factored in. to taking on russia in the u. k. you know, the

his home country is also facing threats of forest fires like this one on the outskirts of south london. the u. k. has recorded its hottest day on record with temperatures of over 42 degrees celsius. officials warn people to stay hydrated and avoid traveling, if possible, since britain's infrastructure isn't built to cope with such conditions. it is hot at night though, because there's no air conditioning and most of the buildings in amanda. usually busy hubs are equally quiet. as most people remain at home or find quieter spots that provide respite from the overwhelming temperature records in the u. k. wildfires in western france here is more from d. w correspondence, either side of the channel, but it is probably right now at this moment. the hottest, it has ever been in this country. certainly, since records begun, this is the hottest time of what is predicted to be the hottest day that has ever been recorded in the united kingdom. was we heard in the report across britain there are temperature ceiling over 42 degrees celsius. and while the advice is for people to remain at home to stay hydrat

reduce the gas prices back home with the british army resuming his joint military training program in kenya. locals fair the wide phosphorus claim to be used legally by u. k. troops in the area is posing a grave thread for people's health. like fresh now the his he has home, otherwise we're going to die. and no one has ever volunteered to teach us about it . we are in great danger. bonded out see crew visits, a town in the dom.

u. k is engulfed in a cost of living crisis, brought home by post pandemic price rises and the war ukraine. and one of the world's richest economies, one in 5 families that now live in food and fuel. poverty general has more from penrith in the county of cumbria, a hard working mom and her 6 children. they were just about coping before the gas spill doubled. and the cost of living crisis hit, it can talk to them about why we can't fought and fancy forms and flashy holidays and things like that vo. when you running out of the basics to get you through the way that you feel like you failed when you feel a favor and the family reluctantly sought help. sir dawson is a volunteer family support worker ferrying supplies to 90 families in the cumberland town of penrith. many as i was homeless and mainly reluctant to come forward because they feel like they should be able to provide for the children and provide for themselves on the edge of the lake district. this picturesque facade hides a seam of poverty that runs deep. and these growing with inflation set to pass 10 percent, one in 5 households

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to reduce gas prices back home with the british army resuming its joint military training program in kenya. locals fair, the white phosphorus claim to be used legally by u. k. troops in the area is posing a grave threat to people's health. like fresh mal, do you see our home? otherwise we are going to die, and no one has ever volunteered to teach us about it. we are in great danger. funded r t crew visit the town in the dumbass recently taken by russia. lead forces we hear from locals who say the town was under fire every day, particularly we got the sound of these explosions that we can hear. now, we've been hearing them for full month with you're watching our t international. my name is peter scott and wherever you joining us from welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis. joe biden. so much hyped meeting with saudi crown. prince mom had been summoned kate off with a fist bump. both the u. s. president has likely not achieved the main goal of his middle east trip and nuts to get more saudi oil to east palm paint for american voters. saudi arabia is in no rush to open his tops for the u. s. and oil prices actually rose by 2 percent this friday. that's as