u. k. housing prices rose at their fastest pace in 15 years, rising by more than 10 percent. and here in the world's largest economy, median home prices search 16.9 percent the highest ever recorded by the national association of realtors, which begin tracking the number in 1999. so let's go ahead and take a deeper look at the american market with scott walters is a realtor and sales specialist at berkshire hathaway. it's got pleasure to have you on the program now. we've seen prices here in the u. s. search since the onset of the pandemic in march of 2020, as mortgage rates felt kind of pub demand. but now rates are coming back to pre pandemic levels. do anticipate prices are ready to level off or even come down a little bit? well, that's the $1000000.00 question, right? my gosh, welcome to the wild world of real. i think the base that question did on the run ups, we just experience in the height of the, the by new orient. many would say we are and fax it right now, and it'll certainly be interesting to see where that goes. now, it doesn't seem like we are due for an issue l

u. k. house of commons, i should say, that's a course, lots london and find out the latest. and what's being said, there are, these are shot, dr. joining on paper. it's on the break. a new shot. you're good to see. you bring us up to speed now what, what, what exactly has been well, there's been big warnings from the defendant secretary that russia must be charged for its actions are not, as was basically the message from london really, as you call a trust russia, it's not enough that run through russia is telling the west, telling nato that it has no plans to invade. in fact, the british government want to see evidence show proof, but of course, arguably, the proof would really be, well, russia hasn't invaded well, the defense secretary ben wallace says if russia doesn't retreat, well, that will be of retaliation. my count for sure you repeated to me in person that russia has no intention of invading your crave. and while we will take them at their word, we must judge them by the actions. we continue to have to speak a permanent tooth and will relent. and pull back from an

u. k. m with around half of russia's trade. currently in u. s. dollars and study. i'm pleased to tell the house that the united states is taking similar measures. and these powers would also enable us to ban russian state and private companies from raising funds in the u. k. banning dealing with their securities and making lows to them. we will limit the amount of money that russian nationals will be able to deposit in that u. k. bank accounts and sanctions will also be applied to better us for its role in the assault on u. k. overall will, will be opposing asset freezes on more than a 100, a new entities and individuals on top of hundreds that we've already announced. this includes all the major manufacturers that support hooton's woman. she further mo, we are also banning aero float from the u. k. next, on top of these financial measures and in full concert with united states and the e u, we will introduce new trade restrictions and stringent export controls, similar to those that they in of the u. s. are implementing will bring forward new legislation to ban the export of full dual use items

the meat 20th century, the good old fish and chip shop had a new competitor. 12000 curry houses across the u. k. run by a growing south asia diaspora, the change, the palace, the nation. and this is a inspiring what do you think the secret to mythics that the food district better simply put, they bought in the heat, they bought and chillies. if you talk to anyone in the sixty's and asked them what was the most exciting meal they had, it was a 1st time they went to have a carry. asthma con is revered. indian born british chef confounded dod ceiling express, a popular upscale london restaurant with a team of female chefs. oh, really don't trust me to do this, that i might bonnet, she says the south asian food scene is critically important because of employees. $100000.00 people and contributes $5000000000.00 every year to the u. k. economy. so this is not something that you know, you can dismiss and disregard the thing. is that the impression that awful is chief on chef or ethnic food? snacks up, is it? and i'm saying it because the whole idea that you know, someone's placene is more innovated an

u. k. masked odious in every town in the country? there is like one or 2 or 3 houses put every week he illustrious is to south asian restaurants, a closing down to, to financial strains, exacerbated by the pandemic in there. you know, west lake they wouldn't be no high fleet. i think lily landing from otherwise we are in problem enjoying one or 18th on a cone, arie journey across the u. k. to see why britain he sang to to lou, to been delux. huh . i moved in when i was ah, 08 he is. i love bitten because there's no boundary to what one can achieve the hudson. my father came to make a landmark best friend in hopper plumbing. so i like to keep this tradition and the legacy for my father. ringback ringback busy jack inside is the proud co owner of one of britain's oldest surviving carry have. so you know, to migrating from bangladesh, his father established doorbell back in 1956. 0, hello evening, nick. hi, how are you? good. ever since this tandoori restaurant has been an institution in the posh london district of notting hill, we have a customer who comes from afar to

u. k. and in the u. s. so many is houses that the american people, and i would say the europeans also are not interested in more. so who is marcus? why are we here? oh, let me set the st. peter. i said that nato is a criminal, an expansionist military block, which exists today in the world to preserve and enhance american global hedge money . and this is achieved by nature fruit in part targets in an attempt into we can russia with the knowledge back to russia is truly the only country in the world that can limit american aggression in the 4 corners of the world. when nato is leadership, in particular, the inept yen. so book says that nato has no intent intention of a mix in ukraine into each rhymes that is a lie. because at the nato summit in 2008 in bucharest, the nato, that collaboration semen from that summit, explicitly stated that whilst ukraine will not be given a membership action plan. nonetheless, one day ukraine will become a nato member. and despite what washington says, despite his pronouncements about support i

u. k. germany and others, urging them to build an anti putin coalition and impose harsh sanctions. the landscape, discuss the u. s. assistance to ukraine and his conversation with joe biden. as the white house proposed to address americans about the situation, the u. k. as far as johnson has said, the britain and its allies will respond to the science of lee to the russian operation, which australia's prime minister has described as an invasion. china's foreign ministry refused to call it an invasion and said, historical factors were largely to blame ukraine's on this, the united nation said putin declared war on ukraine. while germany frowns on the european commission, have a strongly condemned russia's military operations, saying that moscow must be held to account nato chief, he stole some bug sais. russia is violating international law and threatening euro atlantic security on numerous countries have already suspended flights of ukraine on some russian regions, including moscow. we can go to correspondence in europe, now policy as in berlin, polar give us more information on how the west is reacting to this developing situation. well as to be expected, western leaders are responding in

u. k. of course, just like europe sees it, the latest moved as a legal violation of international and undermining the sovereignty of ukraine. the house of commons of parliament here in the u. k. is pretty united on that opinion as well. they say that russia's actions paid the way for a full scale invasion and also a quite united in offering support to ukraine. so what exactly is that support then, or is johnson just last night spoke to present the lensky of ukraine, assuring him of this support today we had from the ukrainian basset to the united kingdom. and he specifically said that what you cry needs is economic support. so that ukraine can then defend itself to date far as johnson in the house of commons reiterates this unwavering support. he reminded the house that britain has done everything possible training 22000 troops and sending 2000 weapons back in january and is now saying that the united kingdom will do even more. and we'll send even more troops to nato member states on the east and flank. we also know today the russian ambassador has been summoned to the foreign office, although the foreign office, as that's not to exc

u. k. back in u k. where we 1st attempted this, there was talk in house a parliament today about the importance of supporting fintech and crypto currency. and it re while me both over a decade ago when i was trying to say the same thing. and then the bank of england decided to put the evil 10th cause in and stop the u. k. from benefit from it. so it looks like el salvador is going to be the country that's doing it. the 1st government i've ever seen that says they're going to do something and, and implement cit foster, which is a really good sign. and so i think this is the country. everyone's going to become and say, yeah, as you mentioned, this is the 3rd country that you're aware of that has tried to or talked about making big coin legal tender and, but now they really have executed on it. they've done exactly what they said they're going to do in record time. they've got the government behind them. they're passing all kinds of new securities laws. now, to support the creation and distribution of volcano bonds, big coin bonds. now a sense of now over a black stream has said that he believes that the volcan

u. k. prime minister, yesterday in the house of commons, as far as johnston announced a tough 2nd trunk of sanctions. the ukrainian president landscape speaking to his polish counterpart, asking for the defense assistance. we'll have another live out for you when we come back at 8 g. do stay with us here on out to 0. we'll see you soon. ah. sentiment and development have altered the course of them or done it no longer flows to the sea. and around 10 years ago it became more susceptible to read tides . the bloom of al k calls as discoloration in the water. i'm going to scoop some of his water out. and you can see there's a rust colored tinge to it. tests by the fisheries department, show the l. he in the gutting river is of the alexandria species which produces toxins. ra, sleep in a bro, him is a fisherman from fallacious don't. but district in collecting, in the 1990s the giddy river was clear. you could see the said, we didn't have any problems here. now the river is polluted and it smells bad. fisheries officials have issued notices, banning people from selling or eating malice, foun

u. k. of course, just like europe sees it, the latest moves as a legal, a violation of international and undermining the serenity of ukraine. the house of commons of parliament here in the u. k. is pretty united on that opinion as well. they say that russia's actions paid the way for a full scale invasion, and also a quite united in offering support to ukraine. so what exactly is that support then, or is johnson? just last night spoke to present the lensky of ukraine, assuring him of the support today we had from the ukrainian back there to the united kingdom. and he specifically said that what you cry needs is economic support so that ukraine can then defend itself to date bars. johnson in the house of commons reiterates this unwavering support. he reminded the house that britain has done everything possible training 22000 troops and sending 2000 weapons back in january and is now saying that the united kingdom will do even more. and we'll send even more troops to nato member states on the east and flag. we also know today the russian ambassador has been summoned to the foreign off, although the foreign office says that's not to exp

u. k prime minister in the house of commons in london, just a little earlier will carry that for you live as soon as it kicks off. joining us now from stanford, california is rose, guatemala. she is a lecturer at the hoover institution in stanford university and former deputy secretary general of nato rose. good morning, many thanks for joining us here on the news out on al jazeera, what has to happen, or has to change for russia to stop doing what it's doing? well, at this point, we are into punishing russia for what it is doing. clearly we have not been able to deter applauding or what's the threat of sanctions over the past week. so now we are in to deliver in a clear message that will bite. unfortunately, sanctions are an instrument that often take a while to bikes. so the severity of the punishment will not become fair, i think for a while. but i do think from what i heard from horace thompson earlier today and expect to hear from president biting that there will be a really severe sanctions against the banking and finance system. and also some trade and export control sanctions on s

u. k is prime minister boris johnson has been outlining in the house of commons in london sanctions against russian banks and all the dogs. the u. k. sanctioning the following 5 russian banks, rossier. i s bank jim, but general bank a property as bank and the black sea bank and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in vigils. any assets they hold in the u. k. will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here. and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states and european union. if the situation escalates still further, life nazi london and our correspondent, they're not in bar, but not in how much money. how much is this all worth? the sanctions package that mr. johnson is talking about well peter, i don't have that figure for you, but i know that it's not enough for a huge range of politicians that were listening there in parliament. boris johnson speak a while ago, both from his own conservative party, from the opposition labor party and the smaller opposition liberal democratic party as well. they were all extremely disappoin

so effectively, it's all happening here in the united kingdom today in the house of commons. the u . k. has spoken it, standing in solidarity with ukraine and standing up against it perceives as russian aggression and of course has now impose these very severe sanctions shot. you. thank you. now as the west, the media and politicians are rounding on russia over the recognition or the don bass republics. china is basically taking a bit of a neutral stall and that's a joint benjamin child. now, professor at the paris school of technology and business that coming on the program here, when i see great to see you today, we were looking at a fairly moderate position from china with the latest crisis in ukraine, neither really supporting nor condemning rushes recognition of those republics, how would you, how would you read into this, mr. child? i think china has been very skilful on this issue in general. the time this policy is not to interfere with the domestic matters in foreign countries. for this time. china obviously does want to see a conflict between europe and russia. after all, chi

and especially now if one house 1000 mile bode with u. k. so we may say that, but we have to take a count of moscow's concerns and it's not just putting, it's a lot of people. i mean, it's a big debate with him in moscow by the way, and the way that the forces within moscow shaping up is quite surprising. a leading figure learned event shelf gave it interview in one of the papers nova, gives it to the other day in which he absolutely condemned this way of behavior. so you got it set at exaggeration, but we have to deal with what is robin saying? you don't understand anything, let moscow decide its own security concerns. nature is a defensive collective defense of body. and in fact, it's enlargement could be very good. the whole point is and we have lots of arguing as it needed this larger framework in which you asha, then becomes part of the answer rather than the pilgrim. and as i said, it was way back in the mid ninety's when you made that argument and it hasn't been address. that's important as true. i mean, it seems like a lot of goes in

u. k. economy in the larger context now to some of the other global best and stories making news. the white house as warning the chip in history to diversify its supply chain and k, in case russia retaliate against threatened us export curbs. by blocking acts as to essential materials. many companies in the semiconductor industry purchase metals and where earth from russia and ukraine. california regulators are suing tesla, alleging the car maker has been discriminating against black employees at the san francisco bay area factory where most of its vehicles are made. the suit alleges the plant is a racially segregated workplace where black workers are subjected to racial slurs and discriminated against and job assignments. and yeah, and it's really are close to finding a trade pact covering manufacturing, education and other key sectors. trade talks received to push after the united states, australia, japan, and india pledge to set up a so called quad group and response to china's economic and military expansions. mexican president andras manuel lopez open doors that his government is pressing ah

u . kaylee to bar as johnson sketch. all white house correspond kimberly hallett committee can be. why do i stand now? well, we just learned from white house source, that phone call between the u. k leader boris johnson and president biden has a wrapped up. it lasted roughly 40 minutes. we are told in the takeaways from that phone call is that not all hope is lost, even as the signals on the ground with military buildup appear to be dashing. any signs of hope. there is still a hope for a diplomatic agreement, but the situation on the ground still very fragile, according to both leaders. now, in the midst of all of this, given some of the signals and signs of the increase in capabilities of latimer putin's military capabilities, we have had a statement issued by the secretary of state antony blinking in just the last hour . he said that in fact, the united states has decided to temporarily relocate the diplomatic facilities or the capabilities of the embassy in key to western ukraine due to the build up of russian forces. now the secretary is also careful to know that the u. s. is continuing his diplomatic efforts to de escalate the crisis. but this is in direct response to the un

person and you know, they have assets in k houses and what have you, but they're so incredibly wealthy if they lose a house in grove square because it gets the u. k. government, it's not exactly going to bloody than us. so what they're doing there won't be any investment obviously, from these big companies in british infrastructure or that sort of label. there isn't, i mean, there's lots of us money coming in in the real estate market. i mean, it comes up to prices. but again, according to deutsche bank, you know, russian money in the real estate kind of 15 percent of the market. so it's not really going to have the british market, but it, and they don't really invest an industry in britain either. and it's more property is more lifestyle, it's them personally. but i think with the sanctions in britain is making a point symbolic gesture going off the people closest to put in. and they going to cause the meaning convenience because they won't be able to go to london, is going to make any difference. you don't ask and now it's not, it's symbolic. i'm going off to the banks again, it's the same sort of thing. it's going to be an inconvenience and

u. k. of set to go after him and he's multi 1000000 pound property development. now that property development also was housing nurses who were on the front line, george covey. a lot of people in the u. k said he is one of the heroes of co. it just goes to show you how that western narrative changes through the news cycles. not last and certainly not least the people who are on that list. the sanctions by the e. u is margarita seminar, of course the editor in chief, a law channel r t. now this is a little bit a funny one because the whole thing with r t is that in the u. k, certainly people are calling to be banned. kiss thomas said that there should be a full review into ortiz licensing wants to take it away. boris johnson, on the other hand, said he'll leave it to off. com. i'll colleague shandey edwards, that she took us through that earlier today. well r t is in the spotlight here in the united kingdom for 2nd day in a row. that's because m p 's calling for this very channel to be taken off as spearheading that campaign is the leader of the opposition to kiss darma. and in his words, r t, a c, as putin's p

u. k. defense secretary sounding quite hard, quite hard nosed in the house of commons. what 90 minutes ago? now? that's right. alan was just referring to a president by didn't statement that he believed that president putin had firmly decided to launch an invasion just a few days ago. that was, and it's clear that the british government believes so to, that's what they're saying, that they, they have seen intelligence shared with the us, which suggests that what they call the russian playbook has started to be implemented. foreign secretary lives trust saying votes of the u. k. in the allies, a stepping up measures for the worst case scenario on monday. and then a few hours later, the defense actually been wallace in parliament saying that it looked more and more likely that in fact, russia had taken the decision and giving a bit of context for that. complimenting this trip build up, has been a prolific proliferation. a full flag operations propaganda, stunt, and russian news outlets carrying fictitious allegations. these are not the actions of the russian government fu

u. k. we see the biggest fall or we'll see this year working house all the biggest fall in after tax income for 30 years. it was seen as pressure, of course, everywhere. the real question here is what happens? those energy exports, what happens, those food exports, pebble, what do you think of that threat for method of to put a squeeze on the gas flow and push up the price? is that something that you will see come into play? i will actually, i don't know today their president, booking and graham one hand, a meeting on the sanctions and rush and response. the results are not yet known. this is may be a possibility. but again, of course, that that is a dangerous weapon. because if russia begins to leave, the gas supplies, the worst will begin to squeeze vast from. and that a gas from has assets in the west even has natural gas in western europe. and in central europe and under ground facilities which could be confiscated. then, you know, there's cutting off supply of oil and gas was a very dangerous weapon. and once i could, there's going to be a lot of consideration before using that. of cou

u. k. the british government also wants to prove recalled, changed because they didn't realize at the time serious effect that was going to house since last september that he had been threatening to pulled on the executive protocol wasn't radically changed or removed, which is what they really want. and that didn't happen because he hasn't been successful. and the leader of the d. u. p. kept in the threats of come to the point or is it cool if he hadn't carried the mike, it was going to be a laughing stock. so what happened yesterday? they pulled on the executives, and there is a deal of complicity between the british and the last year. the british were if you like, recognizing with the u. p. o position really justifying their opposition to the protocol to such an extent that last june, the united states formerly reprimanded the british for the british charge for london, said for and saving tensions in ireland. so that the british pulled back from that position in december. and though they're looking for a day, but they weren't going to get was the reason that the d p pull, the executive don yesterday was last week. the leader

kimberly held get al jazeera, the white house still had on al jazeera pressure, goes on. the u. k. prime minister is 4 of his top aides resign within hours of each other. and back in business, bali reopened to all foreign visitors after nearly 2 years of pandemic restrictions . ah, i'm sure you're familiar with this picture. old weather tumbles in across the north of europe, down through the middle and down towards the east, where it redeveloped into a storm system without still going on. but this is party bit hard now to what was a fatty settled, middle admitted to have been snow showers, all overcast conditions quite often in eastern europe. but now we're going to change that a little bit more. so here's the overall picture for friday. then the winds are cold, runs the british isles, in the same to norway, southern scandinavia. so line of rain stretching back to france is still relatively warm, spend a portion of it a bit more clouded a few more. shares him was the case recently for saturday. proper stormy picture that in northern pals, norway, the wind is strong again with snow

house would, would, would agree was the right thing to do. i assured him of britain's unwavering support for you credit sovereignty and territorial integrity. and now the u. k. and our allies will begin, begin to impose the sanctions on rushes that we have already prepared using the new and unprecedented policy granted by this house to sanction russian individuals and entities and strategic importance to the creditor. today, the u. k. a sanctioning the following 5 russian banks. ra sia, i s bank jim general bank approved the us bank and the black sea bank. and we are sanctioning 3 very high net worth in individuals. get audi, tim jenko, boris rothenberg and eagle. rotten. both any assets they hold in the u. k, will be frozen. the individuals concerned will be banned from travelling here. and we will prohibit all he k individuals and entities from hadn't any dealings with that. this is the 1st trauma, the 1st garage of what we are prepared to do and we hold further sanctions at readiness to be deployed alongside united states and the european union. if the situation escalates. still further. last night, our diplomats joined an emergency meeting of the un sec

u. k. the cost of living sweet is as bad as fit, although the worst is yet to come. charge edwards darcy, r t. london. we heard from my prem, seeka, a member of a house of lords representing the opposition labor party. he says that energy firms a prioritizing profit over people in the last decade, u k. orland, gas companies are paid out to 100000000000 pound and dividends are the irony is that the u. k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like oil and trans belgium and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing off energy. and what's happened is are the energy companies i've reduced their storage capacity. so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings, and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is the 693 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn. this year, and i am afraid we will see some debts from cold and possibly from malnutrition as well before long. yeah, mora opinions about the u. k. is energy crisis in europe. energy issues, whi

u. k. national abuse in every town in the country. there's like one or 2 or 3 houses put every way industry says to south asian restaurants, a closing down to, to financial strains, exacerbated by the pandemic in their jo westlake, they wouldn't be no high suite. they think lily landed in action. otherwise, we are in problem joined, one or one aisd on a couch, every journey across the u. k. to see why britain he sang to, to lou, to been dillard i moved in when i was young. about 18 is i love bitten because there's no boundary to what one can achieve the hard suit. my father came to make a landmark best printing, hot plumbing. so i like to keep this tradition and the legacy pull my father. ringback ringback jack inside is the proud co owner of one of britain's oldest surviving carry have through now to migrating from bangladesh. his father established doorbell back in 1956 of evening. naples, are you really ever since this 10 dory restaurant has been an institution in the posh london district of notting hill? we have a customer who comes from afar to you, just dine, we

molly's government announced the master house 72 hours to leave. relations between molly and france have steadily deteriorated since a military crew and 2020. the u. k. government says prime minister born johnson can't answer questions about the so called party gates, scandal, not speak as of a police investigation. on monday, johnson was forced to apologize after an independent report found serious failings of leadership. the world health organization is warning that an increase in medical waste is posing a threat to people and the environment. tens of thousands of extra tons of hazardous waste has been generated during the coven, 1900 pandemic, including billions of syringes. much of it is not being disposed off correctly. the w h o recommends efforts to improve disposal and switch to re usable products. witness is coming up next on al jazeera bye bye. from the wells most populated region in depth stories from across asia pacific. with diverse coaches and conflicting politics. when he's on algebra, our i'm making my own space that i live in forever. or this feels like representation of who i am and what i want people to remember me by a sheesh i j

speaking of accelerating diplomatic aspects, but then in the house of commons, almost ramping up the rhetoric. of course, we also know the u. k is doubling troops to ukraine to 900 part of the nato talk to both of the puerto u. k. is seen to be an ally to ukraine, sending in this team of military specialist all designed to send a signal to russia to step back. of course, russia denies any allegations of its planning to invade, but particularly on. * this tough talk many m p 's here in the united kingdom. i think the government ramping up, its rhetoric has more to deflect away from the scandals in westminster. moscow are in agreement and all of that because if you look at the crisis home and abroad, similar kindness, lee, how can morris jones and potentially will possibly be leading the voice of reason in a foreign policy on the east and border when the government's reputation? here at home is crumbling like a cookie. ok, shawnee is. thank you very much for that up. it does all. logan correspondence. shoddy with dusty wiley. we spoke to a former london man livingston who predicted the end game for boris johnson's political car

u. k . with professor human got me on university college london with back kaiser's financial survival guy, housing, rob. oh, oh, you mean the downside, artificial mortgage for dr. carried away what kind of to report this is all smart city is a city that is using technology to make people's life easier to have beer, collecting a lot of data to try to improve the way things are. in theory, these big organizations that are amalgamating and pulling all their data together, they're not looking at you as an individual necessarily people's data being collected or so much data that there's a real possibility of privacy violation with something most of us wouldn't want to world transparent but we must live with permanent surveillance. welcome back. the highly infectious armor conveyed into novel corona virus is ripping through western societies. but is it proving to be a blessing in disguise? perfect montgomery, it's both an outstanding academic and pride thing in the intensive care wards of london. alex, discuss it with him. the impact of american professor, human godmother, brilliant academic, but also h

u. k and japan are among several countries which have told their nationals to leave immediately. patty calhane has more from washington dc. good afternoon, the u. s. national security advisor took to the white house podium friday with an urgent sounding warning. any american in ukraine should leave as soon as possible. and in any event in the next 24 to 48 hours, we obviously cannot predict the future. we don't know exactly what is going to happen, but the risk is now high enough. and the threat is now immediate enough. that this is what prudence demands. he warned that these russian military exercises could quickly turn into an attack on ukraine, possibly with bombings and missile strikes. and eventually a ground invasion. russia has repeatedly denied its intending to attack its neighbour, but with the current build up of forces and equipment along the russia, ukraine border, the u. s. believe it could. and in another sign of urgency, a virtual meeting friday morning, between the us president and his european allies, nato, canada, poland, and romania. soon after the pentagon announced an additional $3000.00 troops, will be headed to poland in the coming days. on top of the nearly 2000 that are a

house patty, for the moment. thank you. and found that family back here in the u. k. there was a rare show of unity between footballers in the premier league on saturday. ever to then manchester city showed their support for ukraine before their premier league match. city war t shirts with the ukrainian flag while everton emerged drape draped in the flag of ukraine. cities ukrainian player alexander's jenko was visibly moved by that display, having earlier embraced his countrymen vitale, michel ankle. who plays for evert, ah, and our reminder of the top stories on al jazeera, russia is closing in on ukraine's capital cave. it's missiles here to residential apartment block overnight, while people are preparing to spend another night in shelters. the president followed me. zalinski says he'll stay in the city and fight to defend it. the u. k . and usa, the largest part of russia's military, is 30 kilometers from the center. while another large convoy of russian trucks has crossed the border into ukraine. moscow says it's not targeting residential areas but says it's usi

u. k. and ireland in less than a day. now the rest of northern europe is taking its 10 rory, talents, houses, era london. estella had her announcer renewing a battle, thought to have been one why malawi is debbie up vaccinations against polio. a huge sink hole opens up in kashmir. kathy afforded supplies for surrounding communities . ah, 1st, dudley then eunice violent wind stalls on their way across northern europe. this is eunice developing this on friday morning and just the peak there. well, the trough of these lines is where the strongest winds were to picture shown here. impulse cor, when the winds are about a 120 kilometers per hour left to sweep across land, of course. now, at the day progresses, the night falls next day comes along. this is where the winds will be. so they're already read warnings out for the low countries. sudden thought of denmark, northern germany, and there was damage actually from dudley. yes. you know, 2448 out to 4 in central and southern poland. it's moving quickly, but that will destroy wrong with some snow company on the north ledges. so that's a picture in northern europe. really wind is the b

house on monday. they discussed issues including iran, gas supplies, to europe, and the situation in afghanistan, the u. k. government, as prime minister boars, johnson can't answer questions about the so called party game scandal, because of a police investigation. on monday, johnson was forced to apologize after an independent report found serious feelings of leadership. the french ambassador to wiley is being expelled from the country. this comes after frances foreign minister described the african countries transitional government is illegitimate and out of control. on monday molly's government announced the ambassador had 72 hours to leave relations between molly and france, have steadily deteriorated since are military true in 2020. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera. more news coming up after the stream by americans are increasingly saying authoritarianism. might not be so bad. there were several steps along the way where the chain of command it's you like tried to cover what your take on why they've gotten this the wrong. that to me is political well for the bottom line on us politics an