u. k. may phase challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy han says is $66000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy. the u. k . government also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. where we challenge, how's the latest from london? over the previous weeks we've had talk of the grim decisions facing jeremy hunts and what he was going to have to do. and so when it came to it, yes, there was a slight dip in the pounds. there was a slight dip in the markets box that could be down to the fact that jeremy han painted a pretty dark picture of the u. k. is economy over the next couple of years? at least he said that we're in recession already. though his fiscal plan as he but it would make that the session shallower than it would otherwise be. and the markets i think for the most part of the moment or giving him the benefit of the doubt. and yes, 1st, privately developed rocket has launched into space. vicar mass was built by a start up with an engineering team of 200 people and it's just 2 years. i

u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy, $100000000000.05, lower inflation and boost the economy. the u. k. government will raise taxes and also cut spending. re challenge has an update from london. markets would be well prepared. what was going to be in jeremy hunts awesome statement. so there was nothing there then actually to them too much. yes, it was a small drop in the pounds, a small drop in stocks, but nothing to major. the same car be said elsewhere though this is the horrify daily mail which is usually a conservative supporting newspaper story. so the strive is, is it saves, calling it one of the most punishing budgets in modern history and says that the british and now tax to the highest level. they have been since the 2nd world war. now voters are pretty fed up with the conservatives. there was a real cost of living crisis in this country. i'm ever been months of economic turmoil. there's been a collapsing pounds, soaring inflation and soaring interest rates. recent polls have put the opposition labor poli

u. k. may the interesting thing is that where the pressures are, as we discussed, the mainly public services. and what you've seen is that the public sector workers have lagged hugely behind since covey, but also earlier in terms of the increases and pay by comparison to the private sector. so what's going on right now in the u. k, of course we had a bounce back, but we've also had very high inflation, which is over 11 percent. what you're finding is that private sector workers are getting pay rises on average. if you look here and year or something like 6 percent a little bit above that, which is of course not sufficient to cover for inflation for nevertheless, it's an increase of some sort. public sector workers are stuck at around 2 percent . so the gap is really important and what you find also is that there is a lot of resentment about this being the case. because of course, we were all relying on those public services to keep us going through coverage. and hence why i mentioned it. and we

u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy hun says his $66000000000.00 proposal, lower inflation and boost the economy. he announced the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax rises with spending cuts to follow, but we'll do those with the headlines on al jazeera coming up next. it's listerine, thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on the trunk team, the golden ticket to electro victory? can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open border? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line with i welcome to the stream i had shabby dean filling in for family. okay. today we're discussing a new documentary by our colleagues at a j plus one day in hebron. the film follows al jazeera is dina. take worry as she travels back to the old city where her father grew up. let's take a quick look at the trailer. oh, this is what i experienced minutes after setting foot in my family's

u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy hun says he's $66000000000.00 proposal will low inflation and boost the economy. you know the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax rises. you can government will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. still ahead on al jazeera, buying homes in the bahamas with customers. money will tell you about the latest allegations facing the crypto currency exchange f t a and we meet the indonesian football coach changing the lives of young people from low income household. ah, anticipation is rising. i so with most of my cattle aways. now the real cold of winter is around, but it's still a long way north issued actually magnolia in the north east of china. but between that real cold, where minus 10 is the daily max and the retreating summer, which is now off the bottom of your screens, you've got what you should expect. now occasional rain temperatures round about the high teens, low twenty's. this time the, that rain gathers, and i think we'll see

u. k may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy hunt says he's $66000000000.00 proposal, low inflation and boost the economy where we challenge has the latest from london. over the previous weeks we've had talk of the grim decisions facing jeremy hunts and what he was going to have to do. and so when it came to it, yes, there was a slight dip in the pounds. there was a slight dip in the markets box that could be down to the fact that jeremy han painted a pretty dark picture of the u. k. is economy over the next couple of years? at least he said that we're in recession already. though his fiscal plan, as he but it would make that the session shallower than it would otherwise be on the market. i think for the most part of the moment or giving him the benefit of the doubt. the binding administration says saudi arabia's crown prince should get immunity related to the killing of us journalist jamal her show gene. it's a reversal of the stance president joe biden took during his election campaign. the washington post columnist was

u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy han says it's $66000000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy. you know the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax raises that you can government will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. we challenge has an update from london market to be well prepared for what was going to be in jeremy hans awesome statement. so there was nothing there then actually to them too much. yes, it was a small drop in the pounds, a small drop in stocks, but nothing to major. the same combi said elsewhere though this is the horrify daily mail which is usually a conservative supporting newspaper story. so the strive is, is it says, calling it one of the most punishing punches in modern history and says that the british and now tax to the highest level. they have been since the 2nd world war. now voters are pretty fed up with the conservatives. there is a real cost of living crisis in this country. i'm ever been months of economic turmoil. the

u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy han says it's $66000000000.00 plan will lower inflation and boost the economy. he announced the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax raises. the u. k. government will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025. let's discuss this with rory challenge. he's joining us from london outside the bank of england to talk about the fall out from this worry. and also what's been the reaction of the financial markets so for the market to be pretty relaxed, i think about what jeremy hunting out yesterday. there had been a lot of groundwork laid by the government side of the previous few weeks to prepare markets for what was coming, which is more than you could say for the many budget. jeremy hunts predecessor quasi quality just 6 weeks ago, which sent the pounds tumbling an interest rate soaring, and the bank of england behind me scrambling to try and pick up the pieces. now, that brought about the downfall of quasi quart, saying, and the prime minister l

u. k. we may see, and this is something that we should take seriously spike in the rivals. and indeed, many people have tried or have crossed a channel on small boats, and we've seen a spike of that, that needs serious consideration. and we have offered the government of the united kingdom many times our assistance to help manage it more rational manner. good reception you main reception, fast procedure to determine who is a refugee and who is not end agreements with countries of origin from which people that come be not have a claim to record your protection. so need to be returned to. i think all this is possible needs to be unpacked as possible without resorting to either without falling into it situations in which people are not treated humanely or are deported to other countries. and how the u. k. reacted to your office of assistance which continued to talk to them. the u. s. is trying to remove iran from a you in commission on women because of toronto crackdown on ongoing protests. iran has just started a 4 year term on the commission. we james to promote gender equal

u. k. military though, has defended the use of the hazardous weapon. farmers are sounding an alarm over strange smoke coming from a u. k. military base, fearing the chemical may of affected their cavil's health. in response, the u. k. military defense, the use of white phosphorus, claiming that drills are carried out under strict safety precautions. here's what locals had to say. bondo i am. my animals completely lost the eye sight after the smoke appeared and i think it was chemical that affect them with this coughing ally. and then some of them died. you sequencing medical, your highly. my council died as a result until the com, full chemical intoxication. i'm sure that it was the white pulse for us, which was produced during the mill through drills the animals to him blind and later died. this hoses, a huge problem to me would ins have such issues before to sub for russia has accused the higgs court of bias saying it's verdict on the m h. 17 plain disaster is a politically motivated ruling against moscow. in passing its judgment, the court preferred to ignore the fact that all the conclusions of the dutch prosecutor's office are based on the testimony of a

u. k. military though, has defended the use of the hazardous weapon. farmers are sounding the alarm over strange smoke coming from the u. k. military base filling the chemical may have affected the health of their cattle. in response, the u. k. military defended the use of white phosphorus, claiming drills are carried out under strict safety precautions is what some locals had to say. thank you, i am my animals completely lost the ice height after the smoke appeared. i think it was a chemical that affected them. they the cuffing alive, and then some of them die highly. my cattle died as a result of a harmful chemical intoxication. i am sure that it was the white horse for us, which was produced during the mill through drills. the animals turned blind and later died. this poses a huge problem to me would ends half such issues before in pakistan the former prime minister in rank town and his followers are pressing on with their protest for new elections. the huge march is expected to reach the capital is lum about by sunday and a local generally sense as this report from the ground. finally file, multiply mr and our buddha, him on con. as in i was his whole neste

u. k. we may see, and this is something that we should take seriously spike in their idols. and indeed, many people have tried or have crossed a channel on small boats, and we've seen a spike of that, that needs serious consideration. and we have offered the government of the united kingdom many times our assistance to help manage in it more rational manner. good reception you main reception, fast procedure to determine who is a refugee and who is not. and agreements with countries of origin from which people that come be not have a claim to record your protection. so need to be returned to. i think all this is possible, these will be unpacked as possible without resorting to either without falling into it situations in which people are not treated humanely or are deported to other countries. and how the u. k. reacted to your office of assistance which continued to talk to them. our sports coming up very shortly. cutting all the action from wednesdays, champions league as p. s g. look to secure the top spot in that group. ah, november on al jazeera data. welcome to footballi

u. k, for example, and germany that may be now their emissions aren't as big as they used to be played a big part in driving up global warming to where it is today. and now it's those countries who don't necessarily have the same level of g d, p, they don't necessarily have the same, they haven't had the same opportunities to develop a facing extreme weather which is damaging their infrastructure. so i was just looking at some examples of this, you know, in dominica and 2017 hurricane maria, destroyed the country up to a cost of 220 percent of their g d p. now that doesn't happen in countries that have had a longer time to develop, such as the u. k and germany. we do have those m night the same extreme level. so for many people it's very, very unfair that countries that have tiny emissions pathways and haven't contributed to the historical phenomena of global warming and now facing the massive consequences. as a marcella from climate outreach speaking to d. w. a little earlier there. we can go now to ukraine, where the military is welcoming the arrival of new air defense systems supplied

u. k. now finland says that it may take nuclear weapons to its 30 colon has been asking for nuclear weapons for several years. you know, consecutive forties, governments, i've been saying want american, you know, out there g. so they, they an average european know, or an average b is not feeling any pain until there is a price on gas or until there are no jobs. people are not thinking about their long term security interests. and maybe it is a good the law that this winter, they're rich abusive for all these embargo sanctions and other things just want to reach is going to hit the never to be. and it was, these people feel anything until then basically. so that's just a very said a, we've already mentioned it, you know, the, except a nickel or option. we have the, the pentagon through leaks to their favorites in the press are talking about american specialists on the ground inspection inspections after 10 months of all of this military. and then we need to find out where it's going. i mean, the fact that they don't know where going is going through my the back that they say they need inspec

u. k. now, finland says that it may take nuclear weapons to its 30 colon has been asking for nuclear weapons for several years. you know, consecutive forties, governments, i've been saying want american, you know, out there g. so they, they an average european know or an average would be and is not feeling any.

u. k. government for failing to build a viable african stays? yes, this is the official british watchdog, which is a saying this. so the scale of this may be much worse. given this is an official entity and the excuse it gives as to why britain good spend billions and billions of dollars on allegedly corrupt deals. is that the u. k. was aware of the problems with the u. k. determination to provide unconditional support to the u. s. meant there was no attempt to reconsider the approach. and those are a bit more unkind may say, and it relates to what you're saying earlier. nicky, about the streets of britain at least some of that billions of dollars worth of so called aid may have a help the heroine trade. and certainly for perhaps some ex veterans of forces there. and the homeless in the vulnerable numbers which are increasing on britain streets is written self sanctions itself. they may only have heroin to keep them warm. so the report doesn't quite mention that aspect to the billions of dollars wasted in afghanistan. even if today, the international committee of the red cross says that the amount nutrition cases at their $33.00 hospita

it may be western allies asked b u k. how that promised host breads that us trade deal care is coming along is by didn't even have the new prime minister's name right yet. meanwhile, canada is a national security to dump chinese steaks and 3 lithium mines. count as foreign affairs minister, fluffy champagne. you said the country welcomes foreign direct investment, but not when it threatens quote critical minerals supply chains, which is exactly the kind of french story. reducing supply chain participation to allies only the washington conjured up and announced over the summer with the implication that countries are either on t, washington or there with russia. china. so, you know, pick aside citing national security gain, economic diplomacy basically last month trying to secure to stake in the court of hamburg in germany. now an american state department official is bragging to the western press that the share was reduced from 35 percent to 25 percent due to pressure from the american embassy in germany. the embassy was v

u k, and the u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost of oil, none of this is natural. it's all self sanctioning. there isn't an oil shortage from a commodity standpoint. it's simply people not picking up oil and banks not providing credit because they don't like the country

u k, and the e. u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about a 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost of oil, none of this is natural. it's all self sanctioning. there isn't an oil shortage from a commodity standpoint. it's simply people not picking up oil and banks, not providing credit because they don't like the count

may of this year, he was thinking a very different tune. i don't think we can turn our backs entirely on hydrocarbons . the u. k. actually has the flourishing sector in the northeast of scotland. it's very important. we've got to keep that going. and consequently, african leaders have called out how western countries continue to take pe, how they must switch to green energy and fight climate change. despite the fact that africa produces the least emissions but faces the most consequences, against this backdrop, the lengthy discussions at cops with its stalling delaying tactics and procrastination that have hampered, implemented, and delivery is simply cruel and unjust. we cannot afford to spend more time skirting around the real issues and break out of the open ended process focus discussions. we are trapped in africa, contributes less than 3 percent of the pollution responsible for climate change, but it's most severely impacted by the ensuing crisis. and while the was sens virtues they know about fighting climate change, yet relies on developing nations in africa to bear the burden of it. all. europeans are go

u. k. will supply anti aircraft guns on technology to counter iranian may drones operated by russian forces. poles have closed and what's a crucial election for malaysia? it's expected to be the tightest race since independence. more than 60 years ago, madagascar as famine last year was set to be the world's 1st disaster induced by climate change. many disagree with that assessment instead or blaming poverty and poor governance. either way, millions of people are facing acute hunger. mcclark reports from iraq and southern madagascar. when crops consistently failed, you take what you can find. who cares if normally only cattle lead characters and boiled up, it fills a gap for a while. the hot own was as an a t and it had been antar pulled the she she, the village is in a very bad situation. no food, no water. i. that is the biggest issue in this region. we need help to solve this because people are living on cactus. that's all there is a run ha. in the regional capital of amber von bay, a woman has brought her 7 month old daughter to hospital after she became seriously ill with diarrhea and

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u. k. and for a time will come when germany were beaten by japan may june and took the lead back to stick with them or i blew. gave japan a to one. when will earlier the run is up from the last go cut. maybe definitely because our campaign crow issue were held to school is true by morocco. of the news continues here after inside story up next. ah turkey says that it's more determined than ever to secure it's southern board up. the military has intensified airstrikes on kurdish fighters in northern syria and iraq. so what's caused this latest escalation and who are the main players? this is inside story. ah, i welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. tension has increased along turkey as border with northern syria. the turkish defense ministry says that its forces of hit the $500.00 targets in kurdish held areas since sunday. turkey is also reporting casualties among fighters from the s t f. the syrian democratic forces. the strikes follow a bombing in istanbul 10 days ago for which turkey blames the outlawed kurdish group. the p k. k. anchor a says that it's targeting bases in syria belong

this sentence may provide some recourse nor that man the out theera. protesters in the u. k, have rallied outside an immigration facility. they say that concerned about the well being of those lockton side migrants are meant to be held there for short periods during security and identity checks, but some have been stuck for weeks home secretary, so well abraham and has been criticized over the conditions at minced and migrant processing center. the government are stacking up, they're not looking up to these people and we have huge concerns about what's going on with them. you juries, what support there is. and, and these people have come here because they're playing the wall is their children here who have been here for weeks. they're supposed to be here for 24 hours as a processing, but they're here for some of the promotion. so those kids that need toys, they need something to entertain them. they're not getting it, it's bare sterile conditions. overcrowding, up to 4000 people, have been here. or thousands of shoreline cans have protested against the government's use of te