u. k. now is the high football for mr. gutierrez, what does that even mean global boiling? so i think the, the 10 global boiling is certainly a very long list of and it seems to have had a, she just sent them from the media today. but what we can say from our data, from the competitors climate change service that e, c, m, w, f, is the july has been remarkable. so roofing the 3 hottest weeks in our day to reco, which cruise back to 1940 the hope to stay on record, which was the 6th of july. and also the will miss the surface temperatures. so all of those combined together really suggest that we have a very warm planet, and this is of course, a direct consequence of the greenhouse gas concentrations and the out in this via now that do these regular breaking temperatures that you just mentioned. it does that mean a things i was them before to? is it the same message you've been trying to convey for decades? i think no scientist is surprised by the trend. bought the magnitude of some of the records that are being broken up, perhaps surprising us. um, so when we look to heat wav

u. k. now, when millions of public sector workers will get pay rises of about 6 percent of the prime minister issues do not get accepted. the recommendations of independent parents, your buddies. his announcement came off the months of nationwide labor strikes and also as junior, adopt as launched a 5 day walk out, pull brannon has moved from london, accepting the recommendations of the independent pay review for days for between 6 and 7 percent. pay rises for public sector workers is going to be $8.00 5th appeal for the prime minister wishes to not to accept bearing in mind that until now the government has been offering around 3.5 percent because the government has made come back to get inflation. it's number one priority and it sees wage rises as fueling vast. nevertheless, the government said that they would be no more special offers than what's on the table right now. today's also it's final that will be no more talks on pay. we will not negotiate again on this is settlements and no amount

u. k, obviously the u. k is now a separate entity and so the focus mean very much in germany and france. and so i think what's a lot of the language in this report is the same language as we're seeing coming out of the e u. so i think we're going to see this focus on di, risking again, which is for the parts of the policy. i would actually place that on the ground is still difficult to work out. i mean, the, that they are rebuilding relations up since the pandemic. they've been slow to rebuild. we hadn't each young, who's the premier visiting germany recently in which he was, he was saying, we're not going to do with scar relationship with use of why would you do it with us? so we're seeing relations build up between the 2 and i think has his own roles. we'll see over the next coming weeks. i do think i don't want to change. i'm just going to like this necessarily because of these words, like do you risking on strategic rival but at the same time they're also masters of political rhetoric. so i to, i think, i think

u. k. her home now i 6 you are right. so you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kind of read it to me to begin my country. if i will send out, okay, you can get be in, i can get in space and all the trouble, even if i do go there and i and i'm fine days i can get in trouble keeps sending me wrong just because i'm also trying to i'm that gives perspective when she's in the ring, cindy says she likes to smile her way up to something opponents. things i smell it. people think i'm crazy. i smoke because i'm thinking about body's weight. you know, my body's is ready. now my body is telling me that i can see, oh, see, i'm ready now. ready for more success. and if that for those, the smile will shortly get even bigger and we will end it there. next up, we have reported for you investigating the effective use sanctions on russia. that's after the break. and don't forget, you can always get more news on our website at d, w dot com and do follow us on social media as well or handled. there is at the w news a michael bye for now

u. k. a. now it's new north sea oil and gas. and that's put us in a really difficult position because investing in new fossil fuel infrastructure doesn't help us meet our me, our energy needs now. and it doesn't lower energy bills, but also just puts us in perpetual crisis because the climate crisis is not going anywhere. who the id feel about all of the big events that happened recently is and how that directly impacts what you're doing. yes sir, for some context we launched at the end of july 2020. and then in may 2021. this is when we saw a boot and the solitude people have gaza, people being forced out the homes and in jerusalem. and we saw a massive increase and people following and joining public time option and supporting the cause. during that time, there was a factory and full activities had climbed onto the top of the reef, all set fox 3 in less the and move in a couple of hours. hundreds from the local community came out support. it was like today. and then we saw the fire service pull out and says and refused to say

u. k. her home. now i 6, you are a to, you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kinda read it to me to begin my country. if i will send out, okay, you can get be in, i can get him squeeze in all the trouble you can. if i do go there and, and i'm fine days, i can get in trouble can sending me wrong just because i'm trying to i'm that gives perspective when she's in the ring. cindy said she likes to smile her way of deciding opponents implies these i smell. if people think i'm crazy, i smoke because i'm thinking about body's waking up. now my body's is ready. now my body is telling me that i can see, oh, see, i'm ready now. ready for more success. and if that for those, the smile will shortly get even bigger. the next stuff shifts tackles, loveliness in the digital age. that's also the break on painful and i'll see you again. same time, same place to mark by the book. the environment. trends technology come is digitalization style tops, new market, new media. the world is accelerating. seize the opportuni

u. k. her home. now i 6, you are a to, you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kinda read it to me to begin my country if i will send out. okay, you can get be in, i can get him squeeze in all the trouble you can if i do go there and, and i'm fine days i can get in trouble keeps sending me wrong just because i'm also trying to i'm that gives perspective when she's in the ring, cindy said she likes to smile her way of deciding opponents implies these i smell. if people think i'm crazy, i smoke because i'm thinking about body's waking up. now my body's is ready now my body is telling me that i can see, oh, see, i'm ready now. ready for more success. and if that follows, the smile will surely get even bigger. that's all from us for now, but stick it on for the sports life as a fixed and look at japanese east sports fighters, gable as with disabilities competing on the international stage. thank you for watching the the corner chat hot spot and some great culture of the board has to vote.

u. k. her home, now, i 6 you are. and so, you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kind of read it to me to begin my country. if i will send out, okay, you can get be in, i can get him squeeze in all the trouble even if i do go there and, and i'm fine days i can get in trouble can showing me wrong just because i'm also trying to i'm that gives perspective, when she's in the ring, cindy says she likes to smile her way up to something opponents. things i smell it. people think i'm crazy. i smoke because i'm thinking about body's waking up. now my body's is ready. now my body is telling me yeah, i can see, oh see, i'm ready now. ready for more success? and if that for those, the smile will shortly get even bigger. up next here on dw r e, you sanctions against russia working? i've been preserving, i'll see you next. now, the i sorry, so one on 6 times to increase the current see more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a kind of one is right.

u. k. her home. now i 6, you are a to, you mean she wouldn't be welcome back and kinda read it to me to begin my country. if i will send out, okay, you can get be in, i can get him squeeze in all the trouble. even if i do to day and, and i'm fine days, i can get in trouble can sending me wrong just because i'm trying to i'm that gives perspective when she's in the ring. cindy said she likes to smile her way up to something opponents implies these. i smell it. people think i'm crazy. i smoke because i'm thinking about bodies waking up. now my body's is ready now my body is telling me that i can see, oh see, i'm ready now. ready for more success. and if that for those, the smile will shortly get even bigger of the 10 days of global time, it talks of just ended here in germany. among the binding issues was how rich countries were often the major polluters can compensate. people in the global south for damage from climate induced disaster is given that these poor a countries typically bad the brunt. but ther

u k. right? now i'm shocked to see it that so me suggest a shift in narrative, your thoughts? i mean this is this. there's a kind of a um, what would you escape the frame? yeah. isn't that because on the one hand, there's a desperation to make this thing. what britson wants to remain a power in the world. on the other hand, hard reality is hitting home in some quotes. it is, i've been trying to work out how to square these things. you know the fact to it looking for this review type, but you can see that which is not the power in the world. it what's most as neither is the usa, right? but britain, in particular, you look at the review and you see it called a bullet to create the kind of all me and best and the kind of kicks that would enable it to seriously face up against russia or china. whether it's targeted, identifies that it wants to attack and destroy, so it's false to focus instead, it's just the on the role of kind of jobs to the main force. it was the act is that single assistant is preparing to start to go really. which is court to come down for a country that 100 y

thank u k it's now time for 4 zone forecast. as we give you a live look right now at >> barkat and the bucky ball, an and meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez closing up our 9 o'clock hour. >> yeah, let's take a look at your getaway weekend forecast because we're certainly going to track some changes for the weekend for the bay area. still going to stay on that cool, blustery side before this year. you're tracking mild temperatures. so snow melt is going to be a concern for you in the coming days. let's take a live look outside san francisco international airport. and we're noticing that marine layer starting to make its presence known over at sfo, but out in the we still have flood advisories in effect for live rivers, lakes and streams because of these above average temperatures, snow melt. still a concern in this for that, stern portion and we're tracking very dry, calm conditions, but a lot of sunshine expected through the 1st half of the weekend. and that's going to continue all weekend long. no threat of thunderstorms in the fo

now the u. k as a whole, has a 3rd largest prison population in europe at 91870. after only russia at 519000 turkey at 297000. the u. k also is pushing to introduce longer prison sentences and change release provisions to keep some inmates and present for longer statistics show that the average present sentence in england is currently the longest. it has been for a decade, standing at 19 months with every country having a specific correctional philosophy. would it be challenging to come up with a global we have the trading criminal program other than a present for the answer on this and more we welcome once again, anthony gang, a prison manager, an author of inmate manipulation, decoded, and connie alley in prison, educational consultant, so now what is the most common present charge globally? so usually most crimes underneath there's gonna be some level of drug use and not all of them. but there's a good portion wherever you really get to this. uh, you know, dig deep. uh, kind of the bottom of the iceberg, you're gonna find that there could have been some influen

u. k weapon shipments flowing into ukraine are facing harsh criticism from british citizens as some have taken their disapproval to the streets of london in protest of the of the, of the money. right now the u. k. has been one of the most active supporters of ukraine with the country providing more than 2000000000 in british pounds to cab over the last year and a half as well it's, it's ongoing training of ukrainian recruits and never ending supply of weapons and munitions. we said 100, the $500.00 runs out to the rate edition, the size of the missiles and hundreds of them with vehicles. and we've had the world on getting somebody to pay for disease, such as most alone truck systems, china due to an storm shot of missiles. we spoke to new worker, newspaper, journalist, and organizer of the protests against arms deliveries to ukraine, feel russell, who says that the u. k. has been one of the biggest factors of kids. entire war agenda written has been right the full front from 20. busy you know, 2015 sending somebody actually contingent to train ukraine and all me folks. and since then they've been one of the most. busy of all the nato countries, all the european countries in pushing th

now u. k prime minister originally. so next conservative party has suffered to defeats and by elections and narrowly avoided a 3rd loss. the main off addition labor party one is the biggest bi election victory since 1945 in selby and angsty. the northern england district helped secure a historic majority for guns, the conservative party during the last general election. so take a closer look at the results as we mentioned, labor over turned a conservative majority by reversing what was a $20137.00 vote lead, which is the largest reversal ever. the bi election by labor. the conservative party naturally held former prime minister boris johnson's old seat of oxbridge and south bracelets winning by 495 volts and the liberal democrats, one summit to an end for by more than 11000 votes after a former conservative and peace, the down following a drug scandal as thailand's move forward points, he says it will back it's smaller, parliamentary, allied to tied to form a new government. the 2 are part of an 8 party alliance which s

now one of the u. k. is most remote pods is mulling breakup plans of its own. a group of wins sweat islands of the coast of scotland says is considering leaving the u. k. the local government on the o key islands says it's just not guessing enough funding. and that a neighbor rich and oil and gas might just be of benefit here of the north coast of scotland. light, the rugged shoals of the albany islands, or it's one of the most remote parts of the united kingdom. but that could all be about to change. the local council are exploring, becoming a self governing tara tray, or even leaving britain and joining norway instead. our culture, the way we operate as a very flat society is a very intrusive society, very much reflects what i find in, in, in, in the north take countries. but we're, we're also the only place outside norway that celebrates no reach and independence due until the 15th century. these islands were under the danish, a new region rule. hunting seemed, some locals, a king to 10 buck the clock. oh, but seems to be a 5. it should bed of cold? yes we y

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u. k. so we heard from some of them the client's was already scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about my son. now, that being said, as i sold, they reached protection and safety. and these have for a long grueling to most of the u. k. puts out more pressure for that you case of our minds to suspend that i get a manual that alonda is faulty and that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle the a very few days while it's usually a whole time because this is a flat set policy set because roles is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today or they are, we discussed the issue with the president of our one and political party. she says the u. k is a very well developed country that should be offering support to the refugee a auto sep. did that to this? the data was under low, full, and the decision of the quotes that that's an issue is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city, unless it goes, you get is the editor county. it says and, and then what category countries and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city we'll see

now the u. k as a whole, has a 3rd largest prison population in europe at 91870, after only russian and turkey at 297000. the u. k also is pushing to introduce longer prison sentences and change release provisions to keep some inmates and present for longer statistics show that the average present sentence in england is currently the longest. it has been 19 months with every country having a specific correctional philosophy. would it be challenging to come up with a global we have both trading criminal program other than a present for the answer on this and more we welcome once again, anthony ganga present manager, an author of inmate manipulation, decoded, prison, educational consultant. so now what is the most common present charge globally? so usually most crimes underneath is gonna be some level of drug use and not all of them. but there's a good portion wherever you really get to this, you know, dig deep. and that there could have been some influence with some drugs or alcohol maybe so obviou

right now the u. k. has been one of the most active supporters of ukraine with the country providing more than 2000000000 in british pound zekia over the last year and a half as well it's, it's ongoing training of ukrainian recruits a never ending supply of weapons and munitions. we've said 100 or $500.00 pounds well to the rate i'm addition to the size of the missiles and hundreds of them with vehicles. and we've had the world on getting somebody to pay for disease, such as multiple loan truck of systems, china due to an storm shot of missiles. we spoke to a new worker, newspaper, journalist, and organizer of the protest against arms deliveries to you brain, feel russell, who says that the u. k. has been one of the biggest factors of kids. war agenda written has been roy the full front of some 2014 or 2015, sending somebody actually contingent to train ukraine and all me folks. and since then they've been one of the most. busy fish of all the nato countries, all the european countries in pushing the war

now the u. k as a whole, has a 3rd largest prison population in europe at 91870. after only russia at 519000 turkey at 297000. the u. k also is pushing to introduce longer prison sentences and change release provisions to keep some inmates and present for longer statistics show that the average present sentence in england is currently the longest. it has been for a decade, standing at 19 months with every country having a specific correctional philosophy. would it be challenging to come up with a global rehabilitating criminal program other than a present for the answer on this and more we welcome once again, anthony gang gate prison manager, an author of inmate manipulation, decoded, and connie alley, in prison, educational consultant. so now what is the most common present in charge globally? so usually most crimes underneath is gonna be some level of drug use, not all of them. but there's a good portion where if you really get to this uh, you know, dig deep outside of the bottom of the iceberg, you're gonna find that there could have been some influence with so

u. k. defense ministry, the timing now that the person is missed also being very successful against russia . we're extending oh, short range, high velocity and lightweight module me saw is audio 2035, otherwise known as to us. we can model it, this was last me, so i was, i received rave reviews and ukraine, where they have proved at polls into weapon against fixed when croft will be building on these comments capabilities to support almost an assault brigades come by, teams. it comes as i most go to size the british maid stole my shadow. mister files are being used to attack severely and infrastructure and on bass. i think of the list that you guys supplied, challenger 2 times loaded with shells with depleted uranium and done to cause long lasting damage to the civilians and the environment. years off of the last shots were fired and we discussed this with for my pentagon, senior security on the list of michael maloof. he agrees that the ukrainian battlefields are being used as testing gra, a battlefield such as this, do indeed become testing grounds for the quality and effectiveness of yo

let's head over now to the u. k. as to being to go to but i should the vice chairperson of the british clipping his body generally. thanks so much for joining us here at out. the really appreciate it . and so, so many people who come to see the british colonial period is a, a specially dotcom broomfield child to, in history with. so why, why are we seeing the full mouth surely in 5 minutes to speak out in support of those times? do you think it's a very interesting question, isn't it? i mean, australian customize ation, like so many other of the colonial projects of the 18th and 19th century. it was founded on a mass genocide. it was based on, but it was based on the monopoly of advanced technologies, especially advanced weaponry, and it was justified by the midst of racial supremacy this the g still on the paintings. the outlook google straight is reading close and provides almost every aspect of the social, cultural, and educational system in australia still today. and so it's funny, i very deeply into the why the

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a few showers for northwest spain and northern portugal land off in northwest europe right now across the u. k. with some sundry down ports here, we could see some flash flooding in about 50 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. so we gotta be on the lookout for that. the, the, the issues of the day we've got to start the intensive farming systems, the climate change protect disruption, otherwise we won't be able to feed ourselves. everyone has a voice. one of our peers is pipe top and major a and says, this is american economic car wash. what would you say about the wash and light targeting the but it's only going to be me is targeting vulnerable but as well. but it's important to have this conversation we need to talk about and not about narrative. the street on algae 0, the the welcome back of it, main stories now. us is confirmed that it will send widely planned to bind cluster munitions, to ukraine. on friday, the us extra general's office said it was against the continued use of cost of weapons. germany is government is also said that it opposes sending these to ukraine. hun

a few showers for northwest spain and northern portugal land off in northwest europe right now across the u. k. with some sundry down ports here, we could see some flash flooding in about 50 millimeters of rain within a short period of time. so we got to be on the lookout for that. of the growing up in greece means taking action. welcome to generation change, a playful series. it seems to understand the challenge. the idea is mobilizing, use around the world. we need to a political party that we'll talk about our problems, know how come from a generation? because 0, this is a beating theme, the groups, the size of the system has no for most painters of working class people, there is a difference between being able to participate in the system and actually being representative of the 5th generation change on al jazeera, hundreds of people from several applicant countries have been ordered out of 2 major better bar to entry to neighboring libya. the group stuck in no man's land includes women and children. why are they fair and what's next for them? this is inside story, the .

right now they voice a discontent about how they are treated in the u. k. with may they both adult wrongly detain? is there no come, i can run a race between come a lot of countries, you know, the call out for each of the had been some links between the old and part of the network and part of the but of course you have specific issues. and in particular countries now in the caribbean, they have of course, many of the citizens living in the u. k. but they also have this history of slavery which um has been linked to the the industrialization and the, the accumulation of wealth and britain life stay up as a very legitimate concerns about the fact that the british industrialization and, and wealth was built on the backs of slavery in the caribbean, for example. so colonization in india, for example. so you have a number of particular issues that are of specific concern to countries like jamaica, barbados, and some of the other west indies countries. very interesting, indeed, very informative to to mind isn't the right to the sense of accounts that heads up on

now u. k prime minister originally. so next conservative party has suffered to defeats and by elections and narrowly avoided a 3rd loss. the main opposition labor party one is biggest by election victory since 1945 and sylvia names, the northern england district, helped secure a historic majority for the conservative 14th during the last general election. so a closer look at the results. as we mentioned, labor over turned a conservative majority by reversing a what was a $20137.00 vote lee, that's the largest reversal ever. at a bi election by the labor party, the conservative party naturally held former prime minister boris johnson's old seat of oxbridge and south rice, with winning by $495.00 boats. and the liberal democrats. one summits in improved by more than 11000 votes after a former conservative m. p stood down following a drawing scandal while in our studio in london. so feast hours or research or add to a u. k. and a change in europe joins us live. so fee is good to have you on the program. what do you think w

u. k. mr. crowns. welcome back to the w. now a month into be offensive. can we say anything about where it's heading other than to quote and general mark, milly that is going to be long and bloody as well? i mean he's, he's always, he got a pretty good despite to the events. and i think he just said that most of the people in the front line have a very similar message. and so you have a nice spoken to is that the same thing, which is where people think it's so easy me to be doing better. they come here and try it, and i think that reflects the real difficulties of operating sick in self ukraine. but we still have other very flat open landscape. the difficulty of maneuvering that the difficulty post by driving is like a control. the usually challenging to your credit, even before you think about the mines, go to the right front and so on. so i didn't live in hopes that they could crack open the front, the, the russian defense has be weaker than maybe they have periods. and i think there's elements of truth in that, but it is a growing to get to the point w

u. k. government 14 legislation to combat each disruptive person now in the public or the bills coming through parliament wants to introduce even hoster world. we will also increase a maximum penalty to disrupt in a motor way criminal. i think it's a fairly cheap infrastructure such as roast railway and our repressed. i'm here, so please, i'm the quotes, new power. it's not a human rights design device prophecy. it's not mine. freedom of expression to protest by the police. no, you just stop right? well, glue yourself to the road and get away with it. critics who these messages to threaten the long standing democratic freedom. the government says they are needed because recent protest by a minority of actually this has been dangerous draining public funds. and so i bet he's police resources. what do you think about these new knows and bills and they effect though have and do you think it will impact the way you move forward? i think people embrace them for a long time is to thank of all sara, terry. and as it was, the domain of certain country is when actually, you know, britain has exercised

u. k. forces are running desperately low on the i to, to rece shelves. and the ukraine's western allies cannot replace them at a speed they're needed. so that's why the us is now leading to restart your supplies of cuts, the munitions so that the russian different treat lending or those so defense, the changes in something and is 10 u. k. i can be can be targeted. well, there's been a lot of pushback from a number of a key allies all of the united states, a lot of them saying that this is no good for us. and in fact, the latest i've, i've gone online out of the danish refugee council quarterly, the transfer of cluster bombs, a breach of international law, and illegal. what, what does that say benjamin about, i guess the unity of western partners when it comes to dc sending what is supposed to be hundreds of thousands of these many bump minutes into the conflicts on as well. i'd be really if, if we, we understand what a custom munition is. uh, it is understandable why there is a streets in the west right now. custom, munitions, disparate, large number of tiny bomb that's in the flight oh, by wide area. but as it can portion of them don't, expert initially and t

so now to israel and the u. k. has a seizure, how to maintain independence of its judiciary after these right in palm into past the past that crucial bill as part of the government set plans for judicial before the comments come after another 9th of mass process, which so police use want to count them against protest has spoken to highway and television. those also triggered demonstrations in jerusalem on the following months of rama is by campaigners reciting the phones undermine the countries democracy. the government says the changes are necessary to correct and in balance of power allows quotes to interfere excessively in government decisions. oh yeah, i spoke to outcomes funding tanya kramer, intel and faith. and she told me what support is of the low hoping to achieve for thinking. so it's um, basically the supporters of this so traditional route home, they want to see old on being pos and being implemented in the long term. this will not happen immediately because now the connected is going into recess, is g

u. k. almost one in more than $15000000.00 people now live below the poverty society is eroding what will happen next year to the same time the world 6 largest economy is seeing and historically low unemployment rate of 3.8 percent. it's home to a thriving entrepreneurial environments, a wealthy upper class, and 171000000000 s. but millions of people can no longer pay them bills despite working hard. be in work for us slaving away. just to make ends meet the case welfare system is collapsing, family benefits of being caused by 50 percent in the last decade. social inequality is at its most extreme and since the 2nd world war, the consequences are catastrophic. they just stopped to support. he was for no stone when he died because of how the state is treating vulnerable people just shouldn't happen. the government to pay is useless. a growing number of citizens initiatives to taking social justice into the hands of the more people depend on food banks than ever before. many public services have been scrapped and private citizens of filling the gaps west state support is lacking. good morning, i'm

through the awards official website at w w, w dot h t, a dot q a right now cartons and public confrontation, young people across the u. k. by pushing that 40 on the line to force the attention of the issues that my to, to that climate change is a symptom of a system that's breaking down. when every other route fails, dive in, action was to be left open for a democratic societies or one to allow for there to be no politician in this country has ever shut down. an honest people have generation changed on out is era . the thing that they pushing the want to blow but the perspectives the . ready anti government protests intensifying israel out of a votes on prime minister benjamin netanyahu has proposed changes to the judiciary . the.

now. and so given the u. k. problem is the reason i ask is one of the critics of, by the, by the decision to supply is controversial weapon to ukraine. could it be that someone or could visit them? yeah, it could be an awkward visits and we should points out that members of the vitamin administration until very recently, we're also opposed to cluster munitions. the only recently changing their to given the fact that they have promised to back ukraine in defense of their territory since rushes invasion, but have found that difficult come the shortage of conventional western rate. and so that's been the challenge. and so now as the us president has to that nato summit, he's now having these difficult conversations with members of the nato lions, including race you soon act, but also the leader of germany, spain and others who have said that this says of in the past of costs and to, to the war crimes and even use this type of a weapon given is disproportionate. adverse effects on civilians. because the, we know th