u. k. will not now go ahead. parts of british life, it have remained unchanged for decades, will now be transformed to mark the reign of king charles the 3rd. for the 1st time in 70 years, the national anthem will switch from god save the queen to go said the king. charles will also replace his mother on new coins, bank notes, and stamps. it's traditional for the new moment to face the opposite direction to their predecessor. so charles is image will face left because the queen faced right . and the wall cipher will change. that's the monogram used on everything from mailboxes to police uniforms. current new features, the queens into our stamp blown image of the since edward's crown, and also be legal changes. senior lawyers will become the king's council rather than the queen's counsel. and the government will change from her majesty to his majesty's government. while the queen was also had a state of new zealand and australia, which are both commonwealth nations, have been paying tribute to her as adrian brown

u . k. now of people remembering the life of queen elizabeth the 2nd ah ah ah, dignity with a joy to this but also celebration. i speak to you today with feelings of profound sorrow throughout her life. her majesty the queen, my beloved mother, was an inspiration. an example to me and to all my family and we owe her the most heartfelt debt any family could owe to their mother. oh oh .

u. k. now the us national desk and doing, doing the same no 4 medium sized economy facing significant problems already is as well said, not just betting the house but that in the children's houses. the logical end game here for u. k. government is to reduce the independence of the bank of england's. now don't think that they cannot make a sensible at all, but that is the logical end game. you could see the story where they say, look, the bank of england are settling our ability to grow the economy, to tax cuts and restructuring. therefore, we must reduce their independence because interest rate rises are a bad thing in this context. that's politically sensible. political. here's what ends up economically, in an incredibly bad place. and i think the u. k is in danger of us because we are not seeing we have not seen for the last 7 years. is economic technocratic, sensible decisions. we've seen increasingly friendly logical decisions driving, driving economic outcomes, and there's no evidence the

u. k. a bit earlier, it was almost only the u. k. but now of course because of gas concerns and rationing. ok. so the other countries added as well. all right, we're going to have to leave it there. thanks very much. 2 or 3 of you, vickie price. brian lucy and jonathan liz, thanks so much for being on in. so i story. i thank you as well for watching. remember, you can see this problem again. any time, just go to our website as a 0 dot com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is at a inside story for me has i'm secret and the whole team here, wife know, ah october on al jazeera, in an election set to define a nation brazilians would choose between the radically different current hard line, conservative president and the former socialist president. a sense of community delves into full unique communities revealing how they're adapting to the 21st century. china holds its national congress of communist party membe

u. k. now and members of the public have begun paying their last respects to queen elizabeth in london. earlier, a royal procession brought the queen's coffin to westminster hall, where the late monarch is lying in state. thousands have now begun to file past the coffin to say a final farewell ahead of the queen's funeral on monday. ah, this is the moment the queen left the palace for the last time, talked with the imperial crown. the monarch wore on rare formal occasions. queen elizabeth's coffin made its way through central london on a horse drawn carriage. at this viewpoint, many stood waiting to catch a glimpse. the procession moved past them at only $75.00 steps per minute. the pace typically used for sombre occasions. you know, i was very upset. so such a strong cow from them. you know the, the crowd suddenly fell, completely caught, it was silence. and with the coffin pulsing by with the music that was so powerful . she meant so much to with. yeah, she was amazing. yeah. so reactivate hu

u. k. now turns to political developments and the need to tackle the ongoing economic crisis. i think there is an overwhelming sense of pride's, that the queen's memory that this funeral went in the way that it should have that it, that the queen was laid to rest in an appropriate way the, the whole ceremonies of the funeral, the committal ceremony, and the burial service all went like clockwork. and i think there is a sense of pride here in the united kingdom, but also a sense of new endeavour. specifically for king charles the 3rd, the eyes now of the royal family. go on to his coronation, but also for the british prime minister list trust was invested just 2 days before the queen died. and indeed the conservative leadership race and the death of the queen of totally overshadowed everything that needs to happen in the british government. specifically, looking at the cost of living crisis, energy prices are soaring and while people have been out on the streets, pay their respects to the queen. they're also having to pay their energy bills and other blocks around the world. th

u. k. now, gates to tadja lawrence times reporter karl aspen was in front of buckingham palace in london, where many people have gathered to confront the end of a long era. you'd have to be in your seventy's to remember a time before queen elizabeth. she's been round for that long, and this really did seem like one of those days where when you wake up, everything is changed. this is been the end of a 70 year era in this country. and now the beginning of a new one with king charles the 3rd, you know, in speaking with a lot of people, they do feel some uncertainty around the, the situation course as a new prime minister here as well. but this has been something that many people have been trying to prepare for. they knew it was coming. they might be shocked, but they're not surprised at the death of queen elizabeth that horse to day the focus has been on her, her life, her duty, and her service to this country and speaking with a lot of people. that's why they wanted to come out here to day and to

u. k. now that they do have to show the world that just because the queen has now gone version doesn't fall apart. britain having a very tumultuous time at the moment. oh, cost of living, crisis, new prime minister, the latest prime minister in just 3 or 4 years, 3 years. i think, you know, i'm political turmoil, huge cost of living crisis with gas prices going through the roof and everybody struggling stripes across the u. k. and she now having to say, well, you know, we won't fear what lies ahead. yeah. words that were been echoed by kissed arm of the opposition leader who spoke just actually after alex. thank you for that. we'll leave it there for now. we'll speak to you shortly. your watching date avenue in our special coverage of the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd king. charles the 3rd is on his way from scotland to london, where his 2 to meet the prime minister list truss british. emp hayes have been paying tribute to the night queen and the country has entered a period of morning. char

u. k. now eh, birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu class, or is it all fled up between locals outside a hindu temple. his some footage of the clashes as they have. oh oh, over the yuki, have been in the greek unrest, go to see, to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england. and was this all about cricket match? on the 28th of august, in the undefeated pakistan in a crooked match, this was a 2022 a shark. and soon after that, we saw clashes rocked in streets all one london. now in your box on our pretty passionate about crickets, but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing where do you all over mos men come out where they are chanting slogans of j street arm and a law. what we're essentially, they're calling out the needs of the boards over each other or the class. she's really reached a tipping point. and the community needles from the communities in brooklyn's b came out and th

which as of now, is a large majority in the u. k. the question is whether he can maintain that popularity. queen elizabeth kept her support during many years when the behavior of her family raised many eyebrows. the code of the richmond. and it does. and it's an arguable that in terms of the brands of the house of windsor, charles, his son, william and his wife katherine, are seen as a more exciting proposition, more glamorous than a man who seems often to prefer his own company to that of others. charles has no doubt had many years to dwell on these things. his choices will help determine whether support for the molecule continues as it is now since the world. so any guy, yeah, go, i'll just, sarah. still ahead on al jazeera will have reaction from australia as king charles . the 3rd becomes the new head of the commonwealth. and in other news, 80000 football fans get a glimpse of what the world cup final and popular will be like ah hello, we've got some drought breaking rain coming in to southern parts of california over the next da

u. k. now, queen elizabeth, the 2nd has passed away amid recurring health problems, so she was 96 years old. the queen had been long feet in public on tuesday as she welcomed incoming prime minister mistress. the newly elected prime minister has announced that king charles the 3rd will become that the new monarch of great britain. let's take a look now at the legacy of queen elizabeth the 2nd person's longest ruling monarch . my margaret. i feel too much for you to share the danger to renew every one in the end all will be well ah, she came mechanic and a driver and she sat with normal other girl recruits in classrooms and learned how to take the trucks. i did cabin my hand, i was going to be known or short shall be debated. you carry a family which we can you can see in my my train. yeah. i oh i i i we will meet again. but for now i send my thanks and warm as good wishes to all journalist after mackenzie has highlighted how britton's colonial past has been down played in the current era. she o

which as of now, is a large majority in the u. k. the question is whether he can maintain that popularity. queen elizabeth kept her support during many years when the behavior of her family raised many eyebrows. the code of the regiment, and it touches the bridge. and it's on arguable that in terms of the brand of a house of charles's son, william and his wife, catherine, are seen as exciting proposition, more glamorous than a man who seems often to prefer his own company to that of others. charles has no doubt had many years to dwell on these things. his choices will help determine whether support for the molecule continues as it is now in the world. so any guy, yeah, go, i'll just sarah. earlier british politicians gathered in parliament to commemorate the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd in pays, including former prime ministers pay their respects and should memories of the late monarch james base reports at westminster. the bruising daily business of politics has been put on hold. instead, a special session of the house of common

u. k. now, the gates through turbulent times and hana clever is still with me here. now we saw a lot of very emotional responses there to the queen's passing. how come all these people had such a strong connection with the monarch who is a person who lives in a sort of ivory tower arrayed far removed from everyday life? well yeah, i mean, maybe not ivory towers, but several different palaces in carson. and it's really interesting and psychological question that has been fascinating me for a long time. quite frankly, as i've been looking at all of this, is that people are very genuinely distressed by the death of women that if they couldn't possibly ever have known. and yet they feel that they did. and i think that was part of the art, the queen elizabeth practice all the way through her grins, but the 2nd pretzels, the way through her rain, was to kind of give people enough of an opening to make them so to make them feel like they knew her like they had a reason to emotionally engage with her and it actually not show them very much if anything of herself. so they were

u. k. now has a king, how is the nation morning, queen elizabeth this morning period is going to go on for days and days now, at least at 11 to 12 day period, possibly extended. we're way to decision of the government on that. it is going to take a long time for this dues to, to sink in and for the reality of it to reverberate through the nation's life. but on this, the 1st full day of morning crowds again gathering behind the palace as they will at the royal size to sleep in tearing and deep rub there. and indeed, the sum, the reality of it all reflected very much on the nation's newspapers this morning. these very heavy tome like commemorative additions, the times that a life in service. the son says we love to you mom and the daily mail that there ought to be for portrait of the queen, our hearts broken. as i say, the crowds gathering once again outside buckingham palace behind me there was about to be sent to the royal life of the monarchy, the house, the home where queen elizabeth would ha

u. k. now where list cross is sat to deliver her 1st address as newly minted prime minister, after taking over from her predecessor bore us johnson. earlier to day trust met with the queen, who formally invited her to form a government. the new prime minister is immediately faced with depressing task of strengthening the economy. as the u. k. face is a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and soaring energy prices. so those numerous challenges as new british prime minister, we heard they include spiraling inflation, skyrocketing energy prices, plus a number of crises in public services. d, w. barbara hazel has a closer look. there's not a lot of choice when fiona's making sandwiches for children, but she has to be really careful when buying food. 5 possibly even has gone up. and everything is so expensive, like the bread, the mill is going up, at least by 5 percent. it's hard when you've got a family fall, but it's not only through crisis. it bigger concern for her, her energy builds. i will no

u. k. now, queen elizabeth the 2nd has passed away and found more careful in scotland and made recurring health problems. she was 96 years old. the queen had been last seen in public on tuesday as she welcomed incoming prime minister in his truss. he can see the latest images from london, buckingham palace, where dozens has gathered, also that the news of the queen's death and the british flag is being low. i don't know government buildings in central london, newly elected prime minister lives trust has announced that person will well commits new king charles the 3rd. let's take a look at the legacy of queen elizabeth this 2nd person's longest ruling monarch. my margaret. ready i feel too much for you to share the danger. ready to renew every one in the end, all will be well ah, she attended mechanic and the driver, and she sat up with normal other girl recruits in classrooms and learned how to take the trucks. i did cabin my hand. i was going to be known or short, shall be debated. you entered

u. k. now civil liberty groups, a worry, the police are shutting down processors who disapprove of england's new king and the monarchy in general ass office, several people have been arrested after voicing their opinion. ah, the latest is the arrest of a man in edinburgh who heckled prince andrew during the procession. carrying the late queen's coffin, the police reported he pulled the man out of a crowd while some pho on. lucas appeared to punch him. also in edinburgh, an officer stopped a man to check a blank piece of paper. he was holding to question him. if he was going to write something, quote, offensive about the new new crown king. i was holding up a blank way also with stuff on it. if anything else, right, no point came on the side and you also with some of my not my case. so when you leave with me and i was on of a cable who alice and answer a red star radio says the right to free speech is allowed in the u. k. but there are some caveats. the free speech in britain is much like britis

u. k. now, after 10 days of morning and a state funeral for its longest serving mach, i think one of the overarching feelings is one of pride that this event is choreography. when so incredibly well, and in the words of one of my friends, he said planning organization and hard. and i think that summarizes it really well . this is how a lot of people have been feeling and you know, so many people have been touched by it. but now obviously after this period that culminated in this, an enormous event, you know, where the nation could celebrate itself. now are it's back to reality, i would say, and are all eyes on king charles and how he will continue to conduct the monarchy. we've seen an outpouring of support for the monarchy, love for the queen, and do you think this bodes well for the future of the monarchy? i think really all eyes are now under on the new king, and he will start with a lot of good will. we have seen that his popularity has been rising since he has become king and he said he wi

u. k. now we're queen elizabeth seconds. eldest son has been officially proclaimed king charles the 3rd 73 years old. he's the oldest person ever to assume the british throne. now he was officially proclaimed head of state during an historic ceremony that really goes by centuries a guns. so to the accession, while a band, the st. james was palace play the national anthem, a king charles held his 1st audience with the new prime minister and made his 1st televised address on friday. of course, all of his comes off to charles his mother, queen elizabeth the 2nd passed away on thursday. the age of 96. ah, canada says forward in from all corners of the globe, news of the queen's death naturally stood some mixed emotions in the form of british territory of come a ruin. some locals even complained that the late leader could have done more to address the ongoing civil war in the country. even look at a crisis though, yesterday. you start to it's when she was queen. and what happens during the eclipse,

u. k. now and list trust is set to deliver her 1st address as newly minted prime minister, after taking over from her predecessor boris johnson. earlier today, trust met with the queen who formally invited her to form a government. the new prime minister is immediately faced with the pressing task of strengthening the economy as the u. k. face, as a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and soaring energy prices. so let's bring in our corresponded berrigan mos in london for more. barragan's list trust is about to give her 1st a speech. as a prime minister give us a preview. what can we expect to hear from her? the sense of expectation is definitely rising here and downing street the hundreds of journalists under locked and has just been erected and she will make his speech within the next minutes. and i expect it to be mostly on domestic issues because you have to bear in mind she has been elected. and she has been inaugurated by the queen as prime minister. but she hasn't been elected by the pu

u. k. policy making and concerns of all people continue to get ignored. they want to attract bankers and banks to come to the u. k. now, that's a very silly view because you know, you don't need foreign banks to come in. you, you better establish domestic banks. foreign banks are not really interested in lending to small local firms in the u. k. that's what's needed. and the chancellor was referring to foreign banks as a result coming in and paying taxes. but we know that the international banks are global banks. they're the ones that are least likely to pay taxes and anyone domiciled because they have a close all over the globe. and they rearrange the business structure such that the revenue comes in based mainly in tax havens where this no no taxes to pay and they pay very little taxes are less out of the program. with this story, as china has accused america of theft claiming its been illegally exporting oil from syria, women, so many wooden, where's the u. s. and other countries to stop unlawful, military stationing and actions in syria? stop imposing unilateral sanctions on syria. stop stating oil and grain from

u. k. now where the central city of birmingham has become the latest witness and violence, muslim hindu clashes and the trouble fled outside a hindu temple between local indian and pakistani community. so have some footage of the clashes as they happened. the me let's get the details now from ortiz, runjun sharma, runjun. thanks for joining us. could you take us through these classes between muslim and hinder communities that seem to be spreading across the british cities? what's the story behind them? they probably aren't blocked off the you have been in the grip or on best go to see die forgot group saw now young man from india, whether off the song have been last year with me to send england. what has the going about? was me essentially the quick math aware in the office on the 20 off and not that we thought class should recall. josh, doctor dropped in thought dotted with our lists are in fact let me tell you that both the india and sockets on our extremely passionate about cricket. what's h

got a completely untasted prime minister, an untested government and now an untested king as an extraordinary time in, in the, in the u. k. right now, i mean, last week for us drunk and step down less trust became the new prime minister. 2 days later, the queen died. and it is, it's really challenging times for the u. k. at the moment with an uncertain economy just coming out of the pandemic. and that's really what so many people. so many people have said about the passing of the queen. she was a constant that you could rely on. she'd been there forever. is what a lot of people said, that's how they felt. and even though every one knew that the queen was coming to the end of her life, she was 96 when she died. many people are saying they just can't believe that she's gone because with everything else else, changing in the world in the u. k, the queen was always there during the pandemic. she famously addressed the nation and she reassured people, and she said things will get better. and we will come together again and it made people feel better. she made people feel better, many people. yeah. and she even quoted virulent

u. k. now that she has done right. i heard what kimberly was saying earlier, and i think she said it perfectly where the average american, i think, has a deep fascination with the british monarchy. it is something so distinctly different than the american experience. you know, historically, of course, is the formation of the united states was a rejection of the british monarchy. yet here we have a sovereign who was celebrated, who fascinated the average person. she was a celebrity. and that's something else noted in president biden's statement about the queen saying that she was the 1st monarchy to really become a global figure. and the fact that she herself was free of scandal and endure for those 70 years of rain with such dignity. it's something that really shocked americans in a sense, and that it was so different. of course we know that her grandson harry lives now when they knighted states with his wife, who is a former american actress only adding more to the sense of wonder that i think the average american con

u. k for 2 decades now and she's always been there when i married when i had my children. so it will be really difficult to imagine the life in the u. k. without the queen. and now be again the queen died it balmoral as we know in in scotland. she had her body is still there remains are still there. what's going to be happening there? people are laying flowers there, aren't balmoral paying their respects? what will be happening there in scotland in the coming days? we do know the exact choreography, but we're expecting that on there. the queen's body will stay at bol morrow for a little while, and then it, it will be our transfer to bed. that dear against unfortunately, i'm going to have to interrupt you there. we seem to be having a little bit of trouble with al line to beg, at mass in london in front of buckingham palace that we will be coming to her later in the program. on a speech on her 21st birthday, the then air to the throne, princess elizabeth promised to dedicate her life to public service. it was a promise she kept until the very end. just a few months ago, bret

u. k. a bit earlier it was almost only the u. k. but now of course because of gas concerns and rationing ok, see the other countries added as well? all right, we're going to have to leave it there. thanks very much. 2 or 3 of you, vickie price, brian lucy and jonathan. liz, thanks so much for being on. and so i story. i thank you as well for watching. remember, you can see this problem again. any time, just go to our website edges here dot com, and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is an, a j inside story. for me has i'm secret and the whole team here, bye for know. ah ah. a british political party it with labor party days, a criminal conspiracy against his members. newly obtained documents were reveal members silenced, suspended, and full sat. my god, this is unbelievable. free speech was shot down an exclusive investigation, the labor files on one on al jazeera. there are some of the media stories, a critical

which as of now, is a large majority in the u. k. the question is whether he can maintain that popularity. queen elizabeth kept her support during many years when the behavior of her family raised many eyebrows. the code of the regiment and the doctor. and it's an arguable that in terms of the brand of the house of windsor, charles is son william and his wife katherine are seen as a more exciting proposition, more glamorous than a man who seems to prefer his own company to that of others. charles has no doubt had many years to dwell on these things. his choices will help determine whether support for the monarchy continues as it is now. since the world sony guy, yeah, go al jazeera. a special said ah luca, ah ah, well, my 1st outside buckingham palace and need very much a nation coming together. yes sir, really encapsulated the very deeply moving sounds of the scottish pipes. of course the queen elizabeth was very fond of scotland. the war family have deep ties, and with scotland and here outside buckingham palace, it still remains v

u. k. hi, emily. now you have b. i buys talking to people about how the energy crisis has affected them personally. tell us about the owner of the orchard t guidance. yes. so i came across charles bunker over twitter where he made a very emotional appeal for support for the orchard t gun. and what you have to know about this place is it's been around for 120 years . it's survive to old walls. and it's some of the pandemic, you know, it's been visited by the likes of prince charles stephen hawkings. i'm sylvia plath . so really is an institution that is now threatened by the rising inflation and especially so by the rising energy bills, which could see it close at stores, at least for a while. but let's hear from mr. bunker himself. energy bill is going to go $95000.00 a year starting from 13208000 pounds. now it is so ludicrous that you come you. you have to love. we all you want to be, god is a microcosm of what is happening to the u. k. hospitality sector. they use energy charges are literally not sustainable. emil

u. k. hi, emily. now you have b, i know buys talking to people about how the energy crisis has affected them personally. tell us about the owner of the orchard t gardens. yes, so i came across charles bunker over twice where he made a very emotional appeal for support for the gun. and what you have to know about this place is it's been around for 120 years. it's survive to old walls. and it's some of the pandemic, you know, it's been visited by the likes of prince charles stephen hawkings. i'm sylvia plath . so really is an institution that is now threatened by the rising inflation and especially so by the rising energy bills, which could see it close at stores, at least for a while. but let's hear from mr. bunk himself and i think we have a little clip to play here from the owner of that he garden point. my energy bill is going to go up. i $95000.00 a year. it's going from 220-8000 pounds. so i think grabbing a little bit of trouble getting that clip, but basically he's talking about the thing completely

u. k. right now, attending a conference of the opposition labor party. how concerned are you about it? how italy will position itself with respect to relations to the u. k. well, we unfortunately see the government in the u. k. also drifting more and more towards off to live them by attracting public media. the see the the b, b, c. by attacking independent just to by high level here and this sort of development. so i think georgia maloney is still a different category, but we are seeing worrying development also what can concerning freedom of press in the u. k. so i don't think they will be allies in this sense. i hope not. but it all together was right. we populate this. i think we have to have not. we've been talking very much in general terms, but the european union right now is dealing with a war next door in ukraine and with a serious energy crisis. how do you see this change of government coming up in italy affecting those situations? first of all, the war and you saying it is interesting that the 3 parties who, who created this whole ition 2 of those leaders for me are, are known

u. k. prime minister. now head to scotland to officially hand in his resignation to queen elizabeth, his successor will also say the queen, before becoming laid up, the u. s. has called for accountability after these riley military admitted to al jazeera journalist, serina tebow actually was probably killed by his riley gun fire out here. and media network denounced the finding, saying it's an attempt by israel to evade at criminal responsibility. and water, being diverted from pakistan's largest like is expected to flood thousands of villages in the south. several areas remained cut off by the floods and they were fees of disease from stagnant water. to rent shall rain fall has left straits water logged in. the indian tech harbours, bengal lew room. heavy downpours for several days have caused traffic chaos and halted drinking water supplies. in some areas, a tory gate and b reports. ah, bill passes by shout, words of encouragement to a man struggling to stay afloat. days if to wrench rain and burglary have t

which as of now, is a large majority in the u. k. the question is whether he can maintain that popularity. queen elizabeth kept her support during many years when the behavior of her family raised many eyebrows. the code of the regiment. and it does. and it's an arguable that in terms of the brand of the house of charles is son william and his wife, catherine are seen as a more exciting proposition, more glamorous than a man who seems to prefer his own company to that of others. charles has no doubt had many years to dwell on these things. his choices will help determine whether support for the molecule continues as it is now since the world. so any guy, yeah, go al jazeera. let's bring in christopher wilson now, who's a royal biographer and joins me live from london. great to speak to you again, chris, the longest serving monarch in recent history. king charles has certainly has some big shoes to fill. yes, he does. i think really what fascinates me just this particular moment is wico to forget that he is the prince of wales because

u. k is now more interested in promoting traits. cathy, sorry, i'll da 0 central kenya. and in the last few minutes, sir, kenny as president william roto us hailed queens, admirable leadership of the commonwealth or queen elizabeth the seconds long rain so wide spread, a dramatic changes across the country she ruled and the world in which she lived. but throughout, she remained a constant. i'll to seriously barker reports her reign, soul years of traumatic change, the social, cultural, and technological revolution that altered the very landscape of the nation. but the queen retained the same values, the same habits, an unchanging presence in a country, living through times of turmoil and conflict. she was just 25 when she came to the throne. exactly the same age as the 1st queen elizabeth and was only 18 at the end of the 2nd world war where she served as an ambulance driver. only 8 years later, she was being crowned on almost every level kind of politically, culturally in terms of technological innovation. i'm in terms of sort of society, i mean, every sort of massive c

now for my u. k prime minister boris johnson. and now she is also facing a criticism for that. and that's also another, another topic when it comes to arms exports, because germany has an arms embargo to saudi arabia that gets import, that import, that buys a lot of german weapons system that have been use in the war in yemen. but the problem and there you can see how the german government is also struggling out aust, german officials yesterday and told him what if rhea takes this possible lifting of the sanctions that are now in place as like a something that they need to have new energy partnerships and they could not tell me. so that shows how difficult it also is for the a german government to find this new energy partnerships here in the region that they think is very important for germany as well. they're having tell us a little bit more about what's on the agenda for all of shelves on this trip. so it's not just energy, there's a big business delegation joining him from here in space, fear we have engineers as well. so of course, i want to do several in deal of business

u. k is now more interested in promoting treat. kathy saw al jazeera central, kenya. people in nigeria have been paying their respects to quin isabel honoring her for her length of service to the commonwealth. it sounds so real do me. and i say this because the quin us live like she was never going to die. and for the period of our way, generations of our generation come to me, the queen of england, it all the coin or hernandez, 60 bed, not as a queen were princess for independence on vasa on. just lost. that was, oh no, no, my life. i've never known any other ruler last that long. so for this not of our bread, well, it only loses every man as an end is a great pity. and it's a strategy close to the all of her good greeting. and stuff with you on the, on the platform. i don't go on independence that i will remember how for a good morning was been in the 242 out of 70 is will be on williams is a reporter for nationwide news network in jamaica capitol kingston. she explains what the queen's death could mean for the jamaican government's plans to make the country republi

now. so tell us how people to north of the u. k. are taking it all in well, we've been in the north of england ne, everyone currently un new casa, and pretty much the on board with the national mood morning. the queen. many people have been come here throughout the day for paying their respect. so some people are crying, they observe the 2 minute silence. the square now is a bit quiet, but you're on. it was very full. now. we were in the northeast of england, middlesborough stops on tv. went to manchester speaking to people from across the north of the country. and many people said that they respect the creed. you know that they believe that she should be remembered. for some people did raise the issue about the cost of this funeral that could run into the $1000000.00 saying that they felt that money could be better spent time when we spoke death, think minority groups in manchester. but there seems to be a generational divide. the younger generation felt like they were detached from the monarchy. they question the purpose of it. ma

u. k. is now a different say, all of all the countries in western europe who says or should be brought before the governments sort of g spot see war in the crime. i'm not one of the properties is they know when this is the, the majority of countries in the world are not starting today. russia and aiden recently we had japan in south carolina having that energy was with russia. the same is in the same as oper countries, and we've got to look at what is in the case that's in the trash. that's where the problem where she has a trust is already, you know, previously played to have strong support for kia. she's also well known for anti russian rhetoric, so say she doesn't move on from this stall. and this particular st on how is she going to tackle these domestic problems to the right mounting in the u. k. how can she resolve the cost of living crisis? well, you can solve them by showing money, the government, which is involved through the 400000000000 on the carpet line. gene crisis are huge proportio

u. k is now more interested in promoting trade. cathy, sorry, alta 0, central canyon. martin. my virginia is a senior program adviser with the carrier human rights commission. he joins us now live from my rebecca to have you with this matter. what are your thoughts at this time? what does the passing of brookings queen elizabeth the 2nd? if anything mean to you? okay, thanks for having me here on the parking or queen elizabeth, give her a moment for us to speak the truth. we own the where the for the longest fine. the british colonial government committed a construction company kenya, and suppressed the ma ma will get around with a lot of money in monkey the when detailing concentration come and we form remember the killing of delta dental on the 18th of birth, 957 speak today. you may be aware that at no point in time during her re publicly acknowledged that has been committed crimes. so for us to give us a moment to reflect on some of these across human rights violations, but a committed during the, during the de queensway. i will speak right now. the have tunnel are up some

what is, undeniably a tragedy are shifting gears now to the u. k, where birmingham has become the latest city to witness violent muslim hindu classes . trouble set up between local indian and pakistani communities outside a hindu temple that social use and footage of the classes. oh oh over the yuki have been in the greek old on rest, go to see to die for a young man from india and pakistan have been cashed. want to speech or central england a was all about a cricket match on the 28th of august. ringback in the on defeated boxed on in a cricket match. this was a 2022, a shock off and soon after that we saw cash just rocked in the streets. all one london now in the boxes are pretty passionate about it. but what's happening right now is not normal by any up sticks. we're seeing, we do all the all mos men come out where they're chanting slogans of j street rahman. although what we're essentially, they're calling out the means of their boards over each other or the actually reach the tipping point. and the community needles from on to communities in br

u. k is now more interested in promoting treat. kathy saw al jazeera central kenya, and people in nigeria have been paying their respects to queen elizabeth honoring her for a length of service to the commonwealth. it sounds so real to me on our 3rd is because the quin us live like she was never going to die on for the 3rd of our way generation over don't original kid to me. the quinn over a 160, they're not as a coin were process for the independent advances onto slots. there was no, no my life. i never known any other ruler last long. so for this not operate, well, it only leaves us every month and then is a great pity. and it's a strategy close to the all of her good britain of west africa proficiency, particularly nigeria or another platform. and i didn't go to an independence that. ready however, remember how for an air for a grid to mordor, the good monarch was been in the troll for the period of 70 years now to the us and present. joe biden has offered his condolences on behalf of all americans to the british royal family. h

the king now is the leader of 14 other countries as well as the u. k. and much wider afield. he is now the head of the commonwealth and looking at that history through the years, i think it was 2002 that via queena celebrated 5th 5th her 50th year on the throne as part of her golden jubilee events and events were held throughout sir a commonwealth including several days of festivities in london and beyond. and i remember that later the that the public or collaborative of the role of family rebounded somewhat. ah, even with charles's as it was that time, 2005 master camilla parker bowles, which found a good degree of support among the british sher public. how optimistic then, given all of that in that history, that timeline, how optimistic would the royal family be feeling now? and they look at these kind of pictures and the kind of reaction they're getting from the public. while i suspect the immediate members, the royal family, the people you're seeing here now, prince william, prince harry, aren't really thinking about things like that. they know that got to do this, this a

u. k. government wouldn't take additional measures to protect the u. k. can see what we're seeing here at the moment is solely driven by a massive rise in energy prices. now the moment we are starting to see energy prices to come down, u. k. natural gas prices spike significantly higher early on the back of the indefinite shut down of no screen one that i had since form back from the high the day. so that suggests that any new physical package that is coming in lightning to keep it laid on energy costs. i think any impacts on inflation is likely to be tempered by the fact that already, even given the fact that we've seen a big spike in energy prices, in april u. k. consumers are already feeling the page if you bring in the school majors right now, that will stop that fiscal pinch getting any worse, but it's likely that fuel inflation. ok. so some of the actions that trust could take could help to avoid that. but we'll have to see how she does, michael houston. thank you very much for that. stacy on was staying on energy opec and its allies of agreed to a small cut in oil production to bolster prices. as despite calls from several western governments to in

u. k. prime minister is now arrived in scotland to officially hand in his resignation to queen elizabeth his success and his trust will also say the queen, before becoming i'm minister. the u. s. has called for accountability after these riley military admitted al jazeera journalist to rein abu clay was probably killed by its soldiers out to 0. median network denounced these rally findings saying it's an attempt to evade criminal responsibility and water being diverted from pakistan's largest lake is expected to flood thousands of villages in the south. several areas remained cut off by the floods and their fees of disease from stagnant water is also more rain predicted in the coming days in the south of pakistan, while army and navy units continue to rescue people. some are refusing to leave their homes as same as robbie reports from dad. your district in sind province who floods of turn the edge of open fields, consumed profits into the shore lines of an inland sea. a staging point for rescue missions. shuttling people to safety those from the other district. now wait and worry for the

u. k. to the welsh capital card. if now what is also interesting is he will be accompanied on this trip around the u. k. by the brand new prime minister of the you, kate liz trust. she was also with her cabinet in buckingham palace to express that condolences earlier on. worth reminding you that list trust knows the king pretty well. she used to be the environment secretary from 2014 to 2016 and during that time we understand they had a number of a number of meetings as you know, one of the press of then prince charles, very much the climate and the environment. he and other members of the royal family have been spending time today, meeting with people. what sort of message are they trying to send? i think a message of unity and a message of thanks for the condolence, for the condolences they've received. we've seen the 2 brothers and 2 sons of the new king together. now that's interesting because there has in recent recent months and recent years, even being a perceived rift reported widely on by. by that book the tabloid

u. k. is facing right now. so if that whole. ringback only grows larger, i mean, unless things actually pan out the way the u. k. government actually intends to. although what you see right now is there's a healthy amount of skepticism about how they think it will turn out how the government things are pan out versus how markets i think your pan out. so i think jet is the glaring whole that my kids i really struggle struggling to grapple with right now. okay, we'll leave it there. hand, turn that the exigency group. thanks for joining us. thanks. i have a me. oh, italy appears to be on course for its 1st far right, prime minister since the 2nd world war right when coalition lead by george maloney is projected to take a majority of seats in parliament or turn out was at a record low at just 64 percent stephanie decor reports from rome. ah, as predicted, the night went to the right. george maloney wasted no time in addressing her supporters and italy with when this night is over, we will remember that this is a new beginning from t