u. k. let's start off with vickery massena. what happens if roger pox, his so called ally takes over his old job? i think there will be continued team no matter who gets into paula, but he's running to become a single gets into the presidency for sure. there will be talks that will continue with the international monetary fund on a band out package. and the can. the thing is also talking about in the consortium for sri lanka and then the difficult task which i think he needs to articulate also is how we do economic reforms to get the economy more market oriented and meet the needs of the pool. and then there is this fixed and difficult question of political reforms that needs to come down the line. you mentioned the poor, there are so many people who can't afford fuel at the moment who can't even get the hands on fuel food. it's a desperate humanitarian situation right now. if there is the same old because that's what people are seeing and became a singer what these protests, what this turmoil continue. so there are 2 aspects t

u. k. let's cross live there to steve sweeney, who is the international editor of the morning star newspaper. steve, thanks very much for joining us here. we're not international bars. johnson is hardly covered himself in glory. not just do the best, but the last few years, perhaps in government. do you think that this is a resignation in name only as it sounds like he didn't want to leave? he's actually been forced out. well, that's right. i think it's very clear that or is johnson has been forced out up until very late last night he insisted that he was not going to resign. and even now he's saying that he's going to be staying on until a new leader is elected. now that could take as long as 3 months with we could be waiting until september, so the labor party name is a care storm, has accused him of lingering in office a number of his own. m. p. 's are also unhappy with today's resignation statement. and according for him to, to, to resign with media effects. but, you know, i think this has be

u. k. there. let's move on now to the latest on the war in ukraine. defense forces are preparing for a ground assault by russian troops in the don't ask industrial region in eastern ukraine. the local governor says there is now no safe place left and is urging the remaining 350000 residents to leave. it's a desperate rush to leave, but saying good bye is hard. there is a much love for them here in the city of love. yes, russian shilling has demolished home small businesses and hopes for aging with dignity and security. oh the other, this was my shock here only i have no words. you lots of money, lots of resources and i said, 20 years of work. well in the everything is laudable thing. i have no income. nothing connects us to this city, any mold of stock of worshipped water, didn't sure? did you use the coil? amelia? i'm scared for my wife and my daughter who is 6 months pregnant. you'll know. do you believe they need to leave here? especially after what happened yesterday morning. they hit the city cente

u. k. there. now let's bring you up to speed with the latest on the war in ukraine. to fence force as are preparing for a ground assault by russian troops in the do not industrial region and eastern ukraine. the local governor there says there is now no safe space left and he's urging the remaining $350000.00 residents to get out. it's a desperate rush to leave. but saying good bye is hard. there is a much love for them here in the city of slough. danced russian shelling as demolished homes, small businesses and hopes for aging, with dignity and security dorothy the other. this was my shock here. old. i have no words. yeah. lots of money. lots of resources it. 20 years of work on the everything it's lost bought. i've no income. nothing connects us to this city anymore. the stock of worked with with water didn't sure. did you use the coil? amelia? i'm scared to my wife and my daughter who's 6 months pregnant, you'll madly retained me to leave her, especially after what happened yesterday morning. they hit the city center. this was it, the worst of charles was law. rus

u. k. well, let's get some insight now into that report from the red cross on the situation. we have one of the sources joining us now. this is, but she oma, who's the organization ations spokesperson in yemen. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to the international. now this report, it's pretty extreme according to your findings, civilians, and especially mothers and new born children are parrying the run to this civil war . this war that's been going on for years. so what has been done to help them you know i as they come to at 1st thank you so much for having me. ah, and dad back to you kirsten. as the conflict, no drives on the needs will continue to rise. we all know of the conflict, you know, drugs, home or families, you know, continue to be pushed into poverty. so just let me give you like a glimpse about the humanitarian situation in yemen. either are like 60200000 people who are, you know, food in situ, or more than 9471000000 children and we've been odd, accurately, malnourished at the cost of living in the country has skyrocketed. the price of food ba

u. k. and let's have a look at some of the headlines that people awaking up to these are the front pages . major newspapers seem to be very scathing of forests johnson you can see, express their thank you bar a few gave written back. it's freedom quite positive. they're further down to the mail. what the hell have they done and left when guardians, they're saying it's over and further down to more papers the downfall from the i and they the star bit more light hearted there and the metro leave means leave and you can have a look the left mirror the daily mirror, clinging on for one last party they say, ironically, we're going to bring in a guest to talk a little bit more about this. now our michael walker is a contributing editor at nevada media and independent left leaning media outlets. he joins us from them. the thanks for being on the program. well, what do you make of that? who could be the next conservative party lead to the jockeying for position is already in full swing, isn't it anything credibly open? right, so polling and done by year of which shows the bend, wallace to the curr

u. k. so jonathan, let me put this question to you these most, the elderly, mostly white, mostly men, seem to be more likely to prefer trust. why? because politics she's seen is, ironically, more of a tree believe on breakfast into the convert as he said, she writes remains. i'm 16 or so she's touching radical tops cuts ah, which made your seem more arkansas to serve the rich you see not. and as we know our membership that parties often gets to the extremes. that's not where i vote is my be in the country, the concerns about the large school generally. but that's where elections are often long. and that's why membership votes and not always helpful for policy because the membership might let some on. they won't let you, doesn't have the wide appeal in the country that that part you will need to win an election. and i don't think that to be the trust osi not is going to be particularly electable against labor the trust even less. so even sooner. well, let me ask that question about broad based support, because that is really the key question, right? who will be able to get the tories back i

u. k. prime minister, boars johnson specifically mentioned the people of ukraine. listen. let me say now to the people of ukraine that i know that we in the u. k. will continue to back your fight for freedom, for as long as it takes. so marin johnson has made multiple trips to the ukranian capital during the war for more. let's bring an alan fisher, alan, joining us from keith. so there's been no official reaction from president zalinski is office. and how is this is likely to proceed there allen? well, he was incredibly popular here. perhaps the most popular foreign leader, in fact and opinion poll just last month, put his approval rating at 90 percent here and ukraine. just 3 points behind president zalinski. you say no official reaction from president zalinski himself, but the chief of staff has taken to twitter to thank borders. johnson for coming to ukraine. when the rockets were falling in saying that he cold will he did describing a accurately what he called the russian monster. a boris johnson was so popular here that he even got his own nickname, bought us johnson jak

u. k. thank you so much. let's take a look at some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world . crowds has gathered outside the embassy of me and mar in thailand's cap in thailand's capital, bangkok, to protest the execution of 4 political activists. the executions which remain marg . first and decades of prompted international outrage, countries military raheem accused the men of 18 terror acts by a civilian movement. government who shot dead to people in the canadian province of british columbia, been shot and killed by police. shoot, also wounded to others during an hours long rampage through suburban vancouver. investigators originally thought the attack was targeting the homeless, but later said the most, it was still being determined and staying in canada, put francis has made a long awaited apology in person to indigenous groups. the 1st nations and other communities have long demanded. the catholic church, a tone to its role in the abuse of children at residential schools. and the c

u. k. the some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports. a unionist party says that undermines their place in the u. k. it's refusing to let nor the island form of government until the protocol is scrapped. patrick diamond is a professor public policy at queen mary university in london. he says a new conservative party leader. they consider a better working relationship with you. i think there's an assumption that with orest johnson moving on, he will be replaced by a concerted party to a prime minister who takes a more emollient position on the earth and is prepared perhaps to entrance more constructive relationships with the european union, white and non. and protocol cooper isn't necessarily the case. there are potential candidates for the leadership of the policy in the premiership. it could be even more robust and humbling of european se i'm thinking, for example, of the current foreign secretary liz truck. but it is also an option to turn the page. it is an opportunity for a fresh start in terms of the relationship with the post correct. so, days in british politics you want britain to be closer to the, you know, joi

let's talk about the u. k. briefly. for example, they're expecting to hear hoary sales. you say one for fahrenheit, which is an all time record there, but the most impressive part with this is that right now, this is a roughly once in 100 to 300 year event by the end of the century. thanks a human and whose climate change it to be once every 10 to 15 year event made 10 times more likely thanks to climate change. so he waves getting worse, getting longer, getting more severe and having a much higher human impact. now the you do, you think that extreme conditions like this could become the norm in places like the u. k that are really not used to it? that's a really good point. you know, these conditions we're seeing right now in the u. k. might be no place like dallas, texas, or houston, or even phoenix, arizona, but they're most certainly not normal for the united kingdom, only about 5 percent of people there have air conditioning, and 6 percent of people are over the age of 80. meaning vulnerability is through the roof, that's one of the big issues we've seen so far with

u. k, they are sitting behind the ocean. let's discuss the details with our 2 correspondent fiorella isabel in moscow. parallel or what were the main issues discussed during the interview? yes, so the main points of this interview were absolutely the fact that the geographical and strategic objectives of this conflict have changed. they're going to move past the don yeske and lou ganske regions. and also if the united states, nato, and the e u, continue supplying more and more weapons and continue backing ukraine. the geographical objectives will continue to expand and share. one last point that i think was extremely important was that la rob love rav confirmed, that the notion of using nuclear weapons was not something that was on the table that russia hasn't changed. it stands from that. however, there is a specific doctor in and protocol to follow if that is the case, but that is definitely not something that either a moscow is pushing in any way, shape or form the willing to do so. i don't think that it's in their interest to

let's head to the u. k. now we're british prime minister boys, johnson has announced his resignation of the 3 years in office that would be marked by a succession of scandals or raising questions about his leadership. now his time at the helm of british politics is coming to an end. it's come amid extreme pressure from his own fellow conservatives. now, johnson had found himself engulfed in yet another controversy over alleged harassment by a government chief deputy chief whip. despite the initial claims of the prime minister, was not aware of the whips previous discrepancies when appointing him to the position. it lay to trunks by the johnson had been aware of this. now the 3 scandal was the latest involving the u. k. government, other scandals of also included illegal gatherings, downing street doing the kobe locked down. now, while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back, unprompted a mass resignation of government official, some 50 since tuesday. well, i think inflati

talking about untied aid, for example, where we do not support our individual countries from, let's say sweden or u. k or, or, or wherever the country is money is coming from. so i think this will also be important here. so the international community needs to do its own work on, on governance and, and the corruption as well as ukrainian site. is there any mechanism within say, i don't know the world bank, for example, any global mechanism that could oversee the level of investment and, and the money that is going into ukraine to try to keep track of what is being put in place? well, i mean, you're mentioning the world bank, which is course isn't important in national play, i think giving the exception process. i think the you needs to be very heavily involved in this funder lion has said that they are setting up the platform to coordinate donors. so i think something like that will be needed to, to really help ukraine coordinate the outside world and make sure that these issues of transparency and an anti corruption. this is dealt with properly. there has been a lot of discussion about whether or not

a let me now say not to the people of ukraine that i know that we in the u. k. will continue to back your fight for freedom, for as long as it takes. and at the same time, in this country, we've been pushing forward a vast program of investment in infrastructure and skills and technology. the biggest in a century begins if i have one insight into human beings, it is the genius and talent, and enthusiasm and imagination are evenly distributed throughout the population. but opportunity is not, and that's why we must keep leveling up, keep unleashing the potential ev, every part of the united kingdom. and if we can do that in this country, we will be the most prosperous in europe. and then the last few days, i've tried to persuade my colleagues that it would be eccentric, to change governments when we're delivering so much. and when we have such a vast mandate and when we're actually only a handful of points behind and oppose even in mid term after quite a few months, have pretty relentless sledging and when the economic scene is so difficult domestically and inter

let's take you to the u. k. then we'll join the dw corresponded jack park, the farmer air show in the south of england. welcome jack. is it hot there? yes. it is extremely hot here, phil sweltering indeed, it's around $33.00 degrees here, but across different parts of the size of the united kingdom, it's going up well pass $35.00 degrees, $36.00 at heathrow airport. and the new record has been set in wales at 5035.3 degrees celsius. the hottest day ever on record in a 150 years in wales. so it's very, very hot. there's a red extreme heat warning across the whole of the country. wanted people to say cool to protect themselves and to stay hydrated. right? so the u. k is normally a temperature country, how these record breaking temperatures affecting life looks like we're having a couple of technical problems with her with jack paragraph, the farm bra. asher. unfortunate. we'll move on if there's an opportunity to go back to him. we will now and voice from around 40 nations, a meeting here in berlin for 2 days of t

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u. k. and our british politics and mr. alex forest whiting. welcome both. let's start with you. barbara massey at the prime minister has had a busy day inside and outside the parliamentary a chamber he has and it's almost as though he is living in a parallel universe fil, he keeps repeating. and after this parliamentary session that you were reporting on earlier, there was another session where he kept repeating that he wants to go on with the job. he still wants to be a prime minister tomorrow, and he wants to keep doing his job. on the other hand, it seems like there's almost nobody left to wants to do this job with him. it's a very fast moving situation. cabinet ministers, junior ministers, calling on him to resign. we've had reports that even not him. so harvey, who, he's only recently yesterday, been appointed as chancellor is, is one of those we're urging him to resign. so it's very difficult to imagine that he can actually stay on alex for his wife. and we have been here before, mr. johnson that has survived no covenant vote called by his own conservative law makers just

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u. s. is now trying everything possible to your india on each side and is trying to essentially limit india's relationship with russia. all right, let's turn attention from asia to africa where the u. k. military has a non fits to resume a joint training program in kenya, but local or nervous after commanders previously admitted. they had deployed white phosphorus drink drills in the former british colony and will continue doing so, claiming there are called legal purposes behind use of the chemical substance. ortiz stone quarter can phyllis almon, great britain's once again, conducting military exercises in its former colony of kenya. the 2 countries just signed an agreement for closer military co operation. and british troops are cleaning up after the latest drills to make sure the locals don't get hurt. the can you defense force in the u. k. army come together to conduct a range sweep of the unexploded ordnance on the kenyan training areas that we use here. and to educate the people that live here on the dangers of that unexploded ordnance and to educate and so that they don't pick it up that and play with it. and they don't cause a danger for themselves. so everything should be f

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so it, let's just pick up on one of the point you raise their u. k. in inflation, just hit a 40 year high in the countries dealing with the cost of living crisis. despite this, the new prime minister won't be announced until september. why such a long wait? well, our boys johnson will be the so called to act had taken prime minister in the mean time. so it's not that the country has nobody who can lead it, but it's a 2 point process. it's a, it's for the conservative party base now to, to really pick who they want. so they had to whole summer and there will be hosting . so it will be many meetings with the conservative party members. and those conservative party members are looking for somebody with integrity, with honesty is what the polls are showing, but also for somebody with conventional conservative views and text cutting really is very high on the agenda. and this is why this trust for now is the favorite to succeed boys. johnson. thank you for that bug mass in london. oh, suzanne has been in the headlines for months because of political unrest

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u. k. a bracing for their horses stay on record. ah, let me back. this is al jazeera life, though, also coming up, ukraine's president suspends the spy chief and a top prosecutor, the keesing, their staff collaborating with russia. ah, no protests on the streets of sir lanka, as the antique president imposes another state of emergency. ha. bouncing back the policy of pakistan's ousted prime minister. im ron come wins a crucial bi election. ah, the effects of climate change are playing out real time across europe with a heat wave engulfing the continent. fretting to break temperature records in a number of countries. france is facing what's being described as a heat apocalypse. emergency workers are battling wildfire in the comfy southwest, some of which have been burning for almost a week. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate o'conny to ross when his thought he was still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes in wind direction.

the, let me just put you what the u. k. m o. d said they state that the b, b. c has put the lives of soldiers at risk and has cause stooge reputational damage to the u. k. military is other valid point? no, i don't think it is. i think this is very clearly in the public interest, and the british people have a right to know what their armed forces are up to whether is the s a s or old soldiers? now of course, these are the exact kind of war crimes that we can be found at union. a sound was uncovered and is currently sitting in a prison where he's waiting extradition to to the united states. so i don't think that it places british soldiers, these were desk was a. busy nighttime and executing people. i mean, they were talking about children that were killed as a result of these, you know, these nighttime nighttime operations. but i think it calls into question the whole nature of the, the operations of the british armed forces. this is not an isolated incident by the way, this is not just consigned to what happened in afghanistan. i mentioned what happened in irel

government guidance in place and we stand by that decision foremost for some media let for an so soldier. professor the u. k is asked and university alice cashmore. he believes that wynberg and chiefs were not prepared for the international condemnation of their decision to been russian and bella, russian tennis place. they couldn't possibly envisaged that the be a massive reaction days. they thought that they were doing something behaving in terms of the, the changing zeitgeist of the time. in other words, they thought the opinion was turning or had turned against russian sport. and they were boy cox. if you remember that seem to multiply day off today, and so it just the we'll, we'll get in, become part of the trend and exclude russian and below russian acids. but of course what it good didn't contend with is that a call make up the rules itself. and although it decided it, this was the correct thing to do morally speaking, for the rest of the world didn't think so. we have to also put this in context and, and realize that in the 21st century, sport is much more political than it ever has been in history.

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they had into the bullet, to kill shoe in a berkeley in geneva, which is let's move on now to victoria in the u. k. a government has been plunged into crisis by the resignation in quick succession of 1st the health minister than the finance minister. both say they no longer have any loyalty to prime minister burrows johnson wearing a series of scandals. how secretary sergeant david, was the 1st to resign just over 2 hours ago in a letter published on twitter, where she's not the finance minister known in the u. k. as chancellor, the exchequer followed suit, minutes later, and letters were published, johnson was apologizing for the latest scandal to plague his administration. the revelation that he promoted an m. p despite knowing about allegations of sexual assault. on his resignation letter such java wrote that the conservative party had not always been popular, but it had been competent in acting in the national interest. sadly, he wrote to the public concluding that we are now neither. it's clear to me that the situation will not change on the leadership, and you have therefore lost my competen

before we let you go back to the shade lessons, do you think countries like the u. k, you can learn from places like cancer when it comes to starting. cool. well that is a good question. earlier i did speak to ali the camel. keep a he was very surprised. i mean he, you know, they speak about england and they, it's extreme cold, freezing snow. he thought was possibly snowing there. so he was very alarmed to hear that the temperature day is possibly higher than out here. he suggested people don't go out unless it's necessary to take some sort of shade. he's got a tent out here and to drink copious amounts of water. but he said that they are seen temperatures continue to climb. you know, they had record heat here about 12 years ago. the temperature hit $50.00, reportedly an all time record for katara and they are seeing the temperatures continue to climb over the summer months. they are seeing that intense heat corollary in the depths of the guitar doesn't go and stay cool. thank you. in large parts of western europe a scorching heat way, reco temperatures raising while

u. k. government support for ukraine in his fight against russia, spoke with ukraine's president. after standing down about him is lensky praised him for taking decisive action when it counted most. let me say now to the people of ukraine that i know that we in the u. k. will continue to back your fight for freedom, for as long as it takes the out is there is alan fish. as mine is now from ukrainian capital case. the chief of staff to president zalinski said on twitter that he was grateful for, boris johnson coming to keep while the missiles were falling. and also for calling out what he described at the russian monster. but there were those in the united kingdom who believed the forest johnson used his trips to keep. and also his phone calls to present the landscape a some sort of political cover to use that to distract from problems at home. and in fact, after he suffered a very embarrassing election defeat in the united kingdom, his very the very next day he was here and keep meeting with a president zalinski i. what is interesting is that others who may have been critical of him because of his other policies seem to find comfort in his support for ukraine. notably, the former ukr

u. k. stand and ukraine war. and it's followed and the rising cost of living in the u. k . but of course, johnson may also be grilled on the series of scandals involving him and his government. let's listen, i'm fabulous. it was it is our intention to start with the great issues facing nation and to move to the question all. ready integrity and politics and related matters towards the end of the session. i'm. unless you wanted to dispose of those matters immediately. first. i'm darby submitted your tweet, yagi or be got it done right? very good. i'm. i'm afraid i will pull you up. if your answers are pressing on time, so that we can do with that latter topic fully improperly at the end. and if you'll answer too long, i'm afraid we will just retain you until we have completed business. so i'm every incentive future. i'm p as crystal as possible, and that goes to questions as well. college, we will start on the topic of ukraine with the chair of the foreign affairs committee. and the lines this has been brought together to dissuade russia from further actions, and indeed to push russia also to next heights as cleaning out a window of opportunity before the wind starts to bite. and c

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let me tell you a story. it details his indian grandparents' arrival in the u. k. via east africa during the video is high on emotionality, perhaps to show his conservative party colleagues that he can relate to voters. it's your stories that matter most. in the short term, it's the conservative party which will select the next leader, long term. it's voters who will decide some people, one big personality, just like voice. other people are going to be looking for somebody could stand on the world stage. the conservative party, mpi and the concept party members will be thinking, who's best place to win dutch an election in 2 years time. whose personality can cut through to it, to an electra that's often near c knows pretty disgruntled and disenfranchised with u. k. politics. after receiving markets, a list of increasingly unknown characters who were lining up to be leader. that could give the conservatives the problem of how to reach voters who are swayed just as much by bars. johnson's personality as they were by his politics. the among those confirmed r a rack wa

let's move on bars. johnson has resigned as leader of the u. k. a ruling conservative party setting the stage for leadership race that could take weeks. he'll continue, can't take a prime minister onto a party member, select his successor, but cools, are growing for his immediate departure, where we challenge reports from london. the british politics that brilliant with the in system as far as johnson put it punishes vulnerability. good afternoon, everybody, and even the man once famously described as a greased pigment, couldn't wriggle out of this one. i want you to know how sad i am, to be giving up the best job in the world. but then the brakes going not yet gone far as the prime minister is to become boris. the caretaker, prime minister, it is clearly not the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that should be a new leader of that party. and that a new prime minister. and i agree with the great brady, the chairman of our back bench, m p, 's, that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. and the time table will be an a

let's bring up to speed now with some more stories making news around the world's. the heads of u. s. and u. k. security services have made a rare joint appearance to warn about the threat from china. we see at the i director christopher re said china is the biggest long term threat to economic and national security. the 2 chiefs said they are expanding operations to combat growing. chinese espionage hormones are gillian. e, you've all makers have vote as you classify nuclear and gas fired power plants as sustainable investments. but it was a close vote. critics say the classification is green washing. the u has pledged to cut carbon emissions by 55 percent by the end of the decade. in the u. s. both anti abortion and pro choice protestors have demonstrated outside mississippi's only abortion clinic on the last day before it closes for good. it is ceasing operations after the state band, all abortions in the wake of the u. s. supreme court decision revoking women's constitutional right to abortion. islamic state group has claimed responsibility for a raid on a prison in the nigerian capital of