the whole of the u. k. m. and the commonwealth in our thoughts and prayers are with you. he does vol un secretary general. antonia gutierrez said that elizabeth would be remembered for her unwavering life. long dedication, scores of other leaders have rushed to pay their respects to the woman who was the face of a nation for so many years. joined out by our political correspond, nina hossa, nina, we heard the german president there saying queen elizabeth was admired and venerated. here in germany, tell us about some of the other reactions in germany to the queen's passing. well, terry, if you needed any proof of just how much germans loved the queen, the newspapers front pages are full today. and here is just one example built newspaper. germany's biggest daily, they've got 12 special pages on her life today. and people also started flocking to the british embassy here in berlin. as soon as the news broke, even many people who are not fans of the monarchy here in germany as such, have been saying that they'll miss her as a person. and as a role model who dedicated her lif

so the monarch, the british monarchy, is head of state of 14 other countries apart from the u. k. m, including, we just mentioned australia, new zealand, canada, jamaica, and others. and we know that some of those countries do not want a british wanted to be head of state. however, i think what the, the queen did was that she really what her magic in some of those places. so let me just give you an example. ireland. now, no british monarch had been to ireland until the queen went, which was in 2011 for a 100 years. in 2012. she shook hands with martin mcguinness. he was the former head of the i r re. so she was a woman who, even though she was british, she managed somehow to bridge that gap to work towards peace in countries like that . she stood for example, against apartheid in south africa and was said to have had quite a conflict with her. then british prime minister margaret thatcher, also southern rhodesia now's in bob way. she did not like the white racist government there. so although she oversee, couldn't get too involved. she was very, very involved in her, in the commonwe

he's been having an audience with them as well showing, i think today his white role beyond of the u. k. m. space. thank you for that. so for now we're going to go back to edwin. now where rob matheson is live for a. so rob, tell us what's happening, where you are just durham took, are you well, i think we have some technical difficulties are getting hold to rob. then we will try and come back to that when we can, but we're going to bring in tom divine. now he's a professor emeritus sat, the university of edinburgh and the author of independence or union, the scotlands passed and scotlands present. he joins us from hamilton. well, welcome to the program. we've been looking at events in scotland today in terms of the queen's passing. what might the political implications be for scotland? do you think? well, of course not for the future. i. and as you say, your interview ease earlier hope, said the queen, hard, especially please in her heart for scotland and saw the scots for her. and what will happen? no. actually, i don't think that the i'm the parsing of the queen anne will affect the ind

so i don't know if anybody could replace the key to get an experience being in the u. k. m plus she's a woman, so like empowering women. absolutely. like a beautiful thing. so yeah. so when you go home, what would you tell friends and family about being a part of history. i got to meet a lot of people like to be on tv. i love the accents and he said, have a wonderful day. thank you very much for joining us. there thank you very much. sorry. so that's the voice of the crowd. many people be speaking to setting the individual stories or individual impressions about coming here and being as he said, that part of history. thanks so much roy challenge there. we're looking at live pictures continuing to come in from windsor castle. we're looking at the departure now of members of the role family. we saw the prince, william, prince harry leave, and other members continuing to leave after a historic moment in the history of the u. k. monarchy let's bring in alan fisher. he's watching it for us. i'm a, like i said, a historic moment, and every part of this funeral has been steeps in

u. k. a hannah m this was a chance for people to line the steep streets of london and to watch the queen go by pay their last respects and hundreds of thousands of people have come to london, haven't a for this occasion. yes, i mean it's been absolutely extraordinary how many people are there and how many people will continue to come. i'm sure we can hear more about that from, from on the ground. but what we saw there from the air, if you like, with this extraordinary display of pomp and ceremony, what the british establishment does so terribly well with the armed forces really playing a massively central role there. all those soldiers looking like that. come off a biscuit tin, but beautifully organized, beautifully arranged. and this really was, is designed to show the power of the british establishment. this is brittany, saying good bye to his queen. and, and that was on display they, you know, we've, we've, we've had already nearly a week of trumpets and guns and horses or oral tradition of massive tradition been being updated also in into this 21st century. so doing this kind of transit

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u. k. the i m f is urging the british government to change its mind. the collapse in the pound has been followed by a surge in the you case. borrowing costs britain's now paying more than the rates paid by european economies, which are heavily in deb such as italy and greece. the bank of england says it would buy government bonds in an emergency to halt a bond market crash. it has also signal to could raise interest rates in response to the slump and the value of the pound. millions of british homeowners and i braced for big rises in mortgage payments. me voc has been gauging public reaction to the new budget. it reports from the british time of graves end that is by any stretch of the imagination, a huge economic gamble on the one hand slashing people's taxes on the other massively ramping up borrowing. but will it all mean? let's people hope that everybody in the united kingdom will have a little bit more money in that pocket to spend on bolstering the economy. or will it simply mean as the opposition maintain, that the rich will get much much richer

m u k. time and the state has will take the queen's coffin into central london pass marble arch, hyde park corner, and constitution hill all the way to buckingham palace there. we met by king charles the 3rd who will have just arrived back from the northern ireland as well as other members of the royal family. i speak now to have a 4 set. he's in a capital harry, the capital london, is gearing up there. isn't it? for the arrival of the queen's coffin, that's right, of course that will be happening later tonight. and then on wednesday, the, the queen and her comfortable lion states inside westminster hall are given the opportunity for the public to file past and already on the south bank of the terms here, people are starting to wait. this queue is likely to stretch hundreds of thousands of people long over the 4 days of lying and state. and it's a small number so far, but it is starting to grow. and among those waiting is, is philip mitchell. so thank you very much for talking to us your eve

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m a. u. k prime minister, right, that 4th, johnson bit of a verbal slip up as he listed the reasons why ukraine's counter offensive has proven to be so successful here. thank the russian president for his inspirational leadership. read more about that right now. if you like r t dot com is where you need to go. ah, or so the you chief ursula vandella and has warned italy of consequences should it ever, via, from its a liberal democratic principles ahead of elections this weekend. it's where right when candidates are expected. so windless, learn more right now from a i'll contribute to rachel monson. joining us here now from paris or rachel, a bit of a long speech there. any highlights for us? yes. speaking at princeton university in new jersey yesterday, you commission president ursula underline was asked if he was worried about the results of this weekend's italian parliamentary election, which far right populous are expected when judging by the latest pulls, vauder like suggested that the e. u

u. k. has a very bad track record at m, insulating their homes. and obviously it houses were better insulated demand for heating wood under our and actually fall. now the number number 2 is that direct payments will have to go to the home to, to families, to low income households that simply can't afford to pay these prices. and another 3 then that leads us to the government's role and also communicating that these prices are going to stay high and supply might not be as consistent as we hope. and that means that we'll have to start saving energy. you can see this trend in germany and france where government officials have made a place to its citizens, asking them to save energy. and now a 4th really important point is also to roll out a renewable energy is more because that will unequivocally bring us to energy independence, but also help us in the climate crisis. and now in terms of business owners, one of the things that example mr. bunker has asked for and rich am and energy experts sort of can sympathize with is the fact that you know, v a t

u. k. why is that even on the i m f 's right. well, the elements has been criticized most european countries without meaning them for the bailouts that they've been pushing through. over the last 6 months. france, germany doesn't like anything that they've been doing because they think they're to blunder. just spraying money around on the rich and poor to try and get through this energy process and the case, no difference. what you have done as really excited the math really got align great is because we've added on top of that. so we've not just had an emergency energy price cap, which is trusting a 150000000000. we've added on top tax cuts, which will be recovery, which will go on forever. so that's really the u. k is also part of a reserve currencies. so the year i was the euro as a reserve currency, the dollar, the n and sterling is as well. so now we're one of the reserve company currencies of this, well, the all messing about suddenly causing chaos of the next thing. so this is the moment in history when the last thing i ne

u. k p m cook back in studio with a look at this and what else is happening in dollars and cents?ot happening and very interesting over in the uk this morning. london stock exchanges closed for trading in honor of the queen's funeral. many businesses including banks, restaurants, and some retailers, even are also closed to allow people to pay their respects. it's interesting, though, because, according to the office for national statistics, the two days a public holiday in june to mark the queen's 70 years on the throne actually contributed to a 700.6% drop in economic output that month in the uk here in the us as the opening bell rang this morning, the focus turned to interest rates. the federal reserve is expected to raise rates at its policy meeting this week. the september meeting is particularly important. it includes projections for the year ahead, so fed chief jerome powell will announce the likely policy plans for the rest of 2022. the 20. the year of 2023 as we take a live look numbers headed lower when the bell rang , but rebound a little bit. but back down right now, wi

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it gets around 17 percent from russia, m u k, which has no direct gas pipelines with russia, and less than 4 percent of its total supply from moscow last year. as brian thomas o'donnell, he's electra at has his school of governance and joins us from berlin. thanks very much for being with us. so as i am on the line is proposing a cap on extraordinary profits. can you tell us more about what this actually means? yes, well thanks for having me. in this case, i mean, she couldn't quite straightforward. what on us they would call windfall the problem that the u. s. and they've been talking about is the wing between the price of natural gas and the price of electricity. so what happens in the you or anywhere is you burn all the your, you take all the renewables, you take all the. busy cool, and then what you do is you take the highest price. if you need more electricity, you buy the highest price of fuel. and right now that natural gas is tournament, we. hi. so that pushes up the price of all the electricity. so all those companies get that high price, that's called grants, it's a windfall

u. k. measures will likely increase inequality. in other words, the i m f says that the treasury is now acting at odds with the bank of england. cussing taxes may further fuel inflation as it boost spending. well, the bank of england is raising interest rates to slow expenditure down off the tax cuts. the nouns may be british pound, felt we're 40 year low against the us dollar, meaning oil and gas import could become even more expensive. the move box and guess on opposition. parties with labor calling for parliament to be recalls. take a look around britain. they haven't just failed to fix the roof. they've ripped out the foundations smashed through the windows, and now they've blown the doors of a good measure. this isn't bitcoin, it's the british pound. the tories are recklessly gambling, not with their own money, but all of ours. the tories have crashed. the pound fanned interest rate rises, piled on debt mountain, all well rewarding. the bankers who have shorted the pound and given tax cuts to the wealthiest. no wonder support for scottish independenc

ah ah, it is 9 g m t 10 am in the u. k. we are live in scotland. this are on al jazeera, where the journey of queen elizabeth coffin is beginning from by moral castle to edinburgh. this is the 1st stage of the queen's final journey before her funeral in london. on september the 19th, a harris is going to carry the coffin on a 6 hour drive from by moral to the palace of hollywood house. in the scottish capital. i will rest there overnight before a church service on sunday. thousands of people are expected to line the router as the late queen's body is driven to the palace of holy road house, which is the official residence of the british monarch in the scottish capital. every one on stand by right now including our very own rob matheson, who was outside by moral castle. the queen's cascade. rob is about to depart, by moral talkers through the root. the funeral cortez is going to be taking yes, says to move few moments time. queen elizabeth. the 2nd is going to be making her final journey from bon malls for the castle here in scotland or the home tha

u. k. has sent a 2nd tranche of em to 70 m r s grantors ammunitions. and that brings british assistance to ukraine to a total of $2300000000.00 pounds. germany and denmark have both also announced significant packages of military assistance. and let me especially thank minister alon brecht, for germany's recent commitment to boosting ukraine's air defenses. i'd also like to thank poland for serving as a linchpin of our efforts to support the ukrainians and for his generous donations of military equipment. earlier this summer, for example, poland transferred 3 battalions of 155 millimeters. so we're propelled howard service to ukraine. and meanwhile, slovakia, north macedonia, and several other countries have announced their own critical donations of tanks and other heavy armor. so i look forward to building on that with momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders. that means reinvigorating our defense industrial basis to match both ukraine's priorities and our own needs. and it means coming up with new ways to

u. k. has sent a 2nd tranche of em to 70 m r s grantors ammunitions. and that brings british assistance to ukraine to a total of $2300000000.00 pounds. germany and denmark have both also announced significant packages of military assistance. and let me especially thank minister alon brecht, for germany's recent commitment to boosting ukraine's air defenses. i'd also like to thank poland for serving as a lynch pin of our efforts to support the ukrainians and forest generous donations of military equipment. earlier this summer, for example, poland transferred 3 battalions of 155 millimeters. so put to propel howard service to ukraine. and meanwhile, slovakia, north macedonia, and several other countries have announced their own critical donations of tanks and other heavy armor. so i look forward to building on that momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders like momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders. that means reinvigorating our defense industrial basis to match

u. k. would take on increased levels of debts at a time of rising interest rates. the government already borrowed m as 12000000000 pounds in august, which is 6500000000 more than the same month in 2019 vivek ira again, essays the u. k. should take a fresh look at his chad. it's trans at long take relations. i will see the back start, start smaller for politically a bit, x scratch that really need to kind of happen that you pick on the beeps a lot more to go section in terms of collecting the fundamentals of the economy. and you can kind of figure out new relationships that it needs to actually, you know, the whole transatlantic relationship that it has actually and go to something that could be sustainable to future needs. kind of establish in terms of what can be actually logical to quantity. some off the latest news on days as well as plenty more check on our website on the t v dot com, but will be back in the top of the hour with football. it talked with somebody over there with a lot of video. when you look on you a the and i do raise, you know that way. i don't mind willing of the esl way to t

u. n. a. so high commissioner report is very, is the, is a very important, it is a k m face surveyed for the meaningful action by member state and the business community. so it is the time to act. so yeah, the in so we will see what the reaction for the world because and the united nation, a high commissioner and did it report actually this report was finalized last year september, but we are waiting. and finally, in the last day of michelle, by chill to leave the office than the if i the she, she, she, she is it a, had been a lot of pressure by the chinese government fighter is, is there is a button. so you will see it is that a time to act by that all government and in the national a mechanism. what is the action that you would like to see happen all? well, they know via a c major leave him a sofa united nation human right council. i had not any special session of that. we were josiah because this genocide take him. but is this in more than 56 years, but not single argent a section are taking place. so that's why be call you un who might cancel the. busy upcoming september is the september 12 or 51 s

the kind of warning the i m f gives to emerging economies, not the u. k. last friday, the chancellor of the exchequer announced a bonanza of tax cuts and debt funded spending in the hopes of stimulating economic growth. but the move has spectacularly back fired, the value of the pound plummeting to its lowest level since 1985. the whole market is in turmoil at the moment, and people are waiting for some act conciliatory tones from elegant the chancellor or the bank of england to actually settle the markets down at the moment that hasn't been coming. the figures forced the bank of england on wednesday to take evasive action and by government bonds on a temporary basis to help calm the market. but within minutes the pound fell again down 1.6 percent against the dollar. as the pound falls, the cost of government barring on the international bond, markets has gone up for an interest rate around $1.00 and a half to 2 and a half percent to 5 percent seemingly overnight. expressing our real lack of confidence from investors about the government's ability to pay f

u. k. battles, record inflation and the worst energy crisis in decades. m a hayward al jazeera in northern england. well, gas prices have ro skyrocketed across europe. as russia warned it will not reopen the gnawed stream one pipeline until sanction lifted. prices surged after russian gas. john gas prom announced an indefinite shopped on the north re one part one on friday. so i fear technical full view, s is accusing russia, abusing energy as a weapon. dominic cane has more from berlin. for months, the german government has been considering its options, how it would deal with a potential energy shortfall in the coming winter. would it look to make greater use of nuclear power given the fact that the 3 remaining reactors are scheduled to be switched off at the end of the year? it's been a central question for the green ministers that are part of the coalition government here in berlin. and on monday, the vice chancellor robert harbert answered that question asked him and do her legally. and last, at the end of the regular term of the nuclear power plants, w

u. k. tax cutting economic plans, saying such large and uncharted fiscal packages will likely increase in quality the i m. f. also warning the measures could undermine the bank of england interest rate policy. since the package was announced, you case finance minister has pledged measured measures to cut debt in november the british pound has recovered slightly after hitting historic lows against the dollar a fall that came as investors reacted to those mentioned economic measures that the pound currently buys around $1.07, and it's still lower than where it was a week ago. surging strength of the u. s. dollar has also added pressure to the currency. or let's go over teddy austro in new york. teddy, it's not just the pound. also the yen and the euro under pressure from that us dollar. can we expect it to maintain the strengthening course for the near term? no, to answer that question, we may also have to ask when the federal reserve of the united states is going to stop hiking the interest rates here, which is definitely a major contributor to the surging dollar. now, why is that the case? well, hiking t

u. k. he warmly remembered the queen showing him a handkerchief given to her by mahatma gandhi, the p. m. tweeted she'll be remembered as a stalwart about times. she provided inspiring leadership to her nation and people, personified dignity and decency and public life. are deli bureau chief and read a chima joins us. so we saw modi's message of condolence. what's been the reaction in india then tributes have been pouring in since the news came in and the news came in in india late last night, so that most of the newspapers did will catch more than just a short headline. on the news of the queen's passing, but there's a lot of stuff online and the televisions are giving a lot of coverage. a lot of the comments are coming from politicians. my local on addition, described a queen elizabeth as a person who had shown courage wisdom and faced her services to the nation. and then he had another person talking about your she's a wonderful person. she was a true friend of india. so lot of coverage on the queen's passing, jo ann denney, the queen ascended the throne. joseph the indian independence. she re

u. k. and countries where she was head of state m, a hayward explains from london. hers was a long reign and many marking her death, say queen elizabeth, the 2nd was a constant in their lives, in the church of england. prayers are said every day for the monarch. oh lord shows i mercy upon us and grant her sly salvation. oh lord, save for king and mercifully heroes when we call upon thee. and while the sentiment remains, the words have changed. it is a seamless change. the prowess are for the sovereign for the queen, and now for the king, king charles. because we remember that the sovereign is the supreme governor of the church of england church of england has a particular role in due time god willing of the church will crown and anoint the new king ah. the past week has seen rituals stretching back centuries being played out. but in many ways, the british queen silently permeated areas of every day, life fair. and in countries where she was head of state money bearing her image will be phased out over a number of years and replaced by that of a son, king charles the 3rd. any one under the ag

pretty patel quit sazia k m secretary on his heckled by opposition and pays but paying tribute to bars. johnson the house of commons it comes with at least trust to hm served as the u. k. foreign secretary said to become put in the next prime minister transfers pledge, strong support for care of in the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and bass, promising that precedence lensky will be the 1st lady she coves off to taking power in london. she's also announced plans to increase british military and humanitarian aid to kill us despite mounting problems in the u. k. which trans promises to tackle by reducing taxes while pledging to cut back on civil service pay and jobs. she's also admitted that a difficult winter is coming while refusing to rule out a nuclear one. i know it's going to be a tough winter. i wouldn't do all i can. of course it will take time, but the best time to start is today. moving that forward, as well as giving people all the help we can by keeping that taxes low and get to the economy, getting you prime minister these trust is giving the order to unleash our nuclear weapons. it would mean global annihilation. i would ask you, would you press the butto

m t. what challenges here a lie from london, i'm lauren taylor. the u. k is about to begin 10 days of national mourning after the death of its longest serving monarch queen elizabeth the 2nd. despite the rain crowds have gathered outside buckingham palace to mourn her death at the age of 96 . the queen was on the throne for 70 years. one of the longest reigns in global history and was a familiar face to hundreds of millions of people around the world. but here in the u. k, many saw her as a rock of stability. seeing the country through times of turbulence, i the 2nd world war and the end of the british empire, and more recent political upheavals like breaks it. she seen 15 prime ministers during her reign, marking in palo, says, she died peacefully in the afternoon at her scottish estate, all moral. the queen's family rushed to her side when doctor said they were concerned about her health earlier on thursday. the crown has now passed to her oldest son, who will be known as king charles the 3rd. let's take you straight now to washington d. c. where preside

u. k . have have joked and it really remains to be seen and what way he is now making his own m friend on, on this big, big job that he has at his hand. we know that he has called a few passions. he's very concerned with the environment. i can imagine that he will be continue to be vocal on this issue and, and if there are any other sort of more formal, really reforms that he will, that he will usher in that really remains to be seen. we don't, there hasn't been a hint of anything like that, but then, you know, we will only expect to morrow to have his 1st speech to the nation. so i think very, very soon we will see what on how, how he plans to to rain the country really. and if there is going to be any change, not just sort of in tone in an appearance, but also in substance. but for the time being leaders from around the world have been reacting to the death of his mother. the queen, here is a selection of the tributes in a complicated world. her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and strength to us. all canada is in morning. she was one of my favorite people in the world, and i will m

deal with the prime minister of canada for me we feel so ah, it is 1400 hours g m t 3 o'clock in the afternoon and the u. k. i'm adrian for the good of this is our cirrus special queen elizabeth, the 2nd a final farewell. the queen's coffin has been placed on the state, hers and is now on route to windsor castle west of london. there they'll be a service at saint george's chapel. king charles and other members of the royal family will join a procession along the long walk, which will haul to the bottom of the west, step of saint george's chapel. the route has been lined by members of the armed forces. thousands of people have turned out to witness the queen's coffin go by. minute guns will be fired. a committal service will then begin in less than an hour from now it will be conducted by the dean of winds. up then at 1630 hours, g m t. a private burial service will be held attended. i, the royal family, queen elizabeth for that will then be buried alongside her husband, prince philip, at the king george the 6th memorial chapel. let's go lived out to windsor out as he was worried. sharon's is, sir, therefor

u. k, where the new prime minister less trust, has begun announcing her cabinet earlier today, she gave her 1st speech as p. m pledging to boost the economy, tackle the energy crisis and improve the country's national health service trust, promise, tax cuts and security at home and abroad. britain's orth, conservative prime minister in 6 years, she's facing a raft of challenges, including a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and soaring energy prices. so we called and left listening to some of what she had to say earlier. we will transform britson into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and what everyone. everyone has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. i will take action this week to deal with energy bills and to secure all future energy supply. are corresponding bigot, mass joints is lying from london now big at the new prime minister has been announcing her cabinet picks. what kind of people is she surrounding herself with or the many difficult task ahead was really striking is that the top many of the top positions ar