ah, ladies of the u. k. u. s. france and germany have stressed the importance of keeping ukraine's nucleus sites safe and a joint phone call. they urged military restraint around europe. sanchez. tant. let's go straight to sonia gabriel, who's standing by frost in london. sonia, tell us about this call. well, it was released by number 10 downing street that the full leaders had a conversation by phone us president biden. the german chancellor of sholtes, as well as frances in mind when my call, the focus of that conversation did center around how urgent it was to maintain safety and security around those up what asia nuclear facility. they also discussed how they welcomed the initiative of the international atomic energy agency to enable emission the the plan. now this follows fridays phone conversation between manuel, my cool and russia's president putin, where they discuss the issue as well. president mccomb said that this was an urgent phone call as it put europe's security on the line as well. and he said th

instead of the u. k. the union accepts there will be major disruption and says that it could carry out further strikes as it seeks. what it says is a fair deal up the road in ipswich, adams scott's printing and embroidery business relies on imported materials, textiles, inc, and vinyl. he supports the right to strike, but is worried about further shocks to a supply chain that's already stretched, and only getting costlier historically, where we'd have maybe to price wise's job to 3 percent, something like that. we're now looking at 8 to temps and price rises monthly from our suppliers, so it's not like it's a challenging environment for us over the last. so yeah. this sunday's cargo it felix though, was restricted to day trip, is all sides of settling in for a long wait for this dispute to be resolved. and it's just one among many, a long summer of industrial action and economic uncertainty isn't yet over. hurry, faucet, al jazeera felix, all the nation wide strikes have brought parts of britain's rail ne

but this is part of the allow u. k, u. s. western imperialist assault on ben. it's one of the sovereignty that has endured now since the $998.00 election of hugo chavez as places another massive heat wave spain as planning to impose new restrictions on air conditioning to save energy and at an energy crisis in the region. auto contributor rachel marston, explains how effective european measures to survive the hottest summer on record really are. as western europe continues to face, one of the hottest summers on record. and yet another impending heat wave, spain has now decided to impose a highly debatable air conditioning limit to save energy in their misguided efforts to undermine russian gas sails. under madrid's newly published decree, public and commercial buildings will now be barred from setting their air conditioning lower than 27 degrees celsius in the summer, and their heating lower than 19 degrees celsius in winter. the rule is mandatory for these values, but not for households yet, except as a recommendation, european officials never seem to miss an o

u. k. of the ruling to hand of the control of the gold reserves got the operation of kidnapping infested. venezuelan gold deposited in the vaults of the bank of england by the central bank of venezuela is shameless and outrageous for the entire venezuelan community. for all the people of venezuela and the whole world must know that there is no legal security in london, nor in the bank of england. that at any moment any country or central bank in the world can be rob davidson, international reserves. we spoke to daniel saw professor of latin american and caribbean studies at the city university of new york, who told us that the case, high court decision will home ordinary venezuelans. this is, make you neo colonial aggression against that as well or against any country that they can control. who are the courts of england in the bank of england to determine what to do with all $2000000000.00 the vendors willing gold. this belongs to the everyday people of venezuela. that could be used for the 30

of our t learners. people's republic. ah venezuelan opposition lead a one gladto has won a u. k. court ruling over control of around $1000000000.00 worth of gold held him bank of england volts. the u. k. along with some other western countries recognized as quite old as the president of venezuela. london's high court will court don't need to recognize judgments by the supreme tribunal of justice to venezuela, which concluded incumbent president medulla should manage the gold. venezuelan president has slammed the u. k. of the ruling to hand of the control of the gold reserves. got the operation of kidnapping and festive venezuelan gold deposited in the vaults of the bank of england by the central bank of venezuela is shameless and outrageous for the entire venezuelan community for all the people of venezuela and the whole world must know that there is no legal security in london, nor in the bank of england, that at any moment any country or central bank in the world can be relative. it's international reserves. we spoke to daniel saw professor lesson american and caribbean studie

so again, these are the leaders of the us, france, germany, and the u. k. what else would they like me to talk about? probably intelligence, we've all seen those pictures on social media of those military trucks inside the facility, the u. s. government and these governments are going to have a much better assessment of the people on twitter or anything we would know about what the potential uses for those military trucks are. another thing they're likely going to be talking about is if the worst case happens, if there is a malfunction at the plat, there is a radioactive cloud. what are they going to do if it drifts into a nato member country? remember, article 5 says, a direct attack on any nato country, means nato, then instantly gets involved in the war. well, would a radioactive cloud be considered a direct attack on that country? so undoubtedly there be discussing that this is also, these readouts are important because they send a message, they send a message to the kremlin to latimer putin, that this is an issue, especially when it comes to the nuclear

of the u. s. espionage act. europe's extreme summer fire, raging france in portugal, while drought is declared and parts of the u. k. dozens of dead thousands left homeless as flash floods ripped through eastern sudan. ah hello and welcome to the program. so mon rushdie the controversial and acclaimed author whose writings made him a target of death threats, is still in surgery several hours after being stabbed a literary event in new york state. the indian born author was attacked by a man who stormed the stage at the to tell court institution were rushed. he was to, to deliver a lecture book the book, a prize winning novelist spent a decade in hiding after his 1988 book. the satanic verses was considered blasphemous. people later told of their shock, witnessing the attack. may all human came and attacked. salman rushdie. i thought that he was stab at about 6 to 8 times before they were able to grab a hold of the perpetrator. and then i was pretty much frozen in my steps and took quite a few minutes to even just get myself to a seat to sit down because there was just nobody nobody, nobody knew how to react. i mean

between the rival of factions has been heavily fortified area that is home to government offices and international diplomatic missions, including the u. s. embassy and the, the embassy of the u. k. of her daughter jabari is in tech home with more and how the run in government is reacting to the violence in baghdad. where we heard from officials in iran who have advised their citizens not to travel to iraq. they have also cancelled all flights to iraq as a result of the instability they've ongoing in that country. there's a travel advisory tall citizens to avoid travel to the country. they've also closed all the land border cross to screen iraq and iran. of course, the 2 countries are neighbors and they share a very long a border that stretches about 1300 kilometers. and we also heard from the foreign ministry course and a little earlier this evening. and he said that the great new government leave that there is no political impacts that can't solve itself. and that's the iranians are recommending that iraq and pursue and solution to political misunderstandings. that they are having on its constitution, which is interesting of course, because one of the main issues that is the c

secret. europe's extremes. sama fire, raging france and portugal, while drought is declared in parts of the u. k. dozens of dead thousands left homeless as flash floods ripped through eastern sudan. ah, to the program salon rushed either controversial and acclaimed also whose writings made him a target of death. rats has been stabbed as a literary event in new york state. the indian born also was attacked when a man's storm, the stage it to, to quiet institution where he was due to deliver a lecture, the booker prize winning novelist's, been a decade in hiding off the iran. that revolutionary leader, i told r ha ha maney called for his death over his 1988 book, the satanic verses. although the iranian government has since distanced itself from the edict demanding his death, there are other groups that are continuing to call for wish des assassination. now human came and attacked salman rushdie. i thought that he was stabbed about 6 to 8 times before they were able to grab a hold of the perpetrator. and then i was pretty much frozen in my steps and took quite a few minutes to even just get myself

u. k. of the 3rd turkey bell be inspected off the coast of his stumble as part of the grain export deal brokerage by the u. n. and turkey. indian central bank has raised its key lending rate by half a percentage point in an effort to curb spiraling inflation. is the 3rd increase in the past 4 months, a fall, the rupees value is making fuel food and medicine. more expensive. you can follow those stories on our website. i mean that could loan use in half now next it's the stream to stay with us. a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives in, on a counting the cost on al jazeera. i hi anthony. okay, how do you go from syrian refugees? welcome to syrian refugees, go home. in the past 11 years, turkey has house refugees from syria, and it appears that some people's attitudes towards refugees is beginning to change . let me give you an example. this is layla mohammed story. this video about se

this, our views of the u. k. u. s. france and germany have stress, the importance of keeping ukraine's nuclear sites safe. my joint phone called i urged military restraint to and for the international atomic energy agency to be allowed to visit this operations facility. the daughter of pro kremlin political commentator alexander duke, and has been killed in a car bomb explosion in moscow. gaudio debina and her father had been vocal supporters of russia's invasion of ukraine. work is that one of the busiest ports have gone on strike for 8 days in a dispute of a pe, the move threatens major economic disruption. public stroke port accounts for close to half of the countries container freight traffic at least 30 people have been killed. dozens injured in a seat on a hotel in the somali capital that lasted more than a day. oh, show bob fighters, who gain access to the building in mogadishu, reportedly wearing police uniforms, the bloody c joanie ended when security forces stormed the hotel and killed the attackers. harvar

u. k. of the netherlands. so there's mounting concern internationally as the events sent tripoli unfold. and mike, it's obviously a very complicated situation on the ground there in libya. it has been for a while now. are there concrete steps of the international community could take right now to help the escalate? the situation well, view a state department or 5 days ago was expressing concern about a looming crisis in tripoli. and one of the points it made was that the u. n. must move as quickly as possible to get a special representative back in libya to begin negotiating with the parties. now the un security council is due to meet on libya within the next few days. the whole issue of resuscitating that piece process is likely to be brought up again. but undermining all these attempts to end this conflict is that the conflict goes beyond what we are seeing at present within tripoli itself. it's a schism that is based on something that goes back to her. when mama gadhafi was thrust out of paula, and that is

one is headed to island the other to the u . k. of the 3rd to turkey. those were the headlines about with more news and half my hair on their necks. it's inside story. with bahama jump june to stay with us. ah. denmark's government faces accusations of racism, so called non western migrants are being moved out of city blocks. and some syrian asylum seekers are fighting orders to deport them. what are the criticisms justified? this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm how much am jerome? did marks government is being criticized for its plans to eradicate disadvantage neighborhoods. a set of laws, controversially, called the ghetto package, was introduced in 2018. it aimed to transform areas with high rates of crime and unemployment for rights groups say immigrant communities are being unfairly singled out. any area with more than 50 percent of so called non westerners can be put on this list. that's defined as people from outside europe, the u. s. canada australia and new zealand. and any dane, with one foreign parent children above

into the call, everything will be if i were you, chip was banned by the ministry of the defense of the u. k. because we praying their secretary for defense ben wallace. and you said that that was the reason for national security of the u. k. m g mand youtube, to been our channel ridiculous because it's the 1st time when the media through defense. so any country demanded to ban any youtube channel. ah, crying foul over what they say is discrimination, african refugees in europe, claim they're not getting the same level of treatment. those. those needing help from ukraine, han and get if that monsieur muscular the i see the ukrainians are selling their homes and they have homes. we are not against the ukrainians, they are also refuges and have were in the country. they should be supported, but we want equal support to all refugees. and afghans should also have the same support. it seems that the behavior of the u. k. government is discriminatory and there is racism here. and the u. k. government gives 1st priority to korean refugees. even as we see in the street and bizarre, the koreans broug

now the millions of households in the u. k. a bracy from 80 percent rise in the energy bills from october, on average. that'll mean an increase from around $2300.00 a year to $4100.00. the surgeon of food fuel energy cost is being blamed on the war in ukraine and the pandemic speak to rory chinese johns live now from london. and so, rory, this is a colossal increase and what's going on? what absolutely is. yeah, this is going to be terrifying. i think so many people around the country there have been, oh, amber warning, lights flashing on the dashboard of the british economy for some time. now i think this really pushes all of those and rewarding lights to screaming red. this is, this is tough stuff for anyone who has to pay a fuel built in the u. k to digest. and i think unless the u. k. government comes up with a significance rescue package or aid package to help out families all around this country. there isn't just going to be discomfort going into this winter. there's actually going to be proper destitution. fuel builds are

cost of living in the u. k. ought to be an equitable share of a very profitable business with the last round of figures showing a $60000000.00 pounds more than $70000000.00 profit at the port. as far as the company is concerned, it says a 7 percent off. it is more than most in other industries being offered at the moment. its work is already well over the average wage. in the u. k. it says the disruption from this will be substantial. but after years, a panoramic, the supply industry has managed to, to come up with solutions to this kind of disruption. but some analyses do show that ship is likely to offload containers in europe rather than in the u. k. as well as trying to find other ways in to the u. k. so the disruption will be substantial. the union says that it is prepared for that and that it will continue not just through these days, but potentially longer through the air as well. if it doesn't get what it says is a fair deal behind all of this, there is pressure from both the government and the bank of

u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, or the cdc reported that soldiers from the as all regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous nazi hunter and holocaust scholar weighed in with some harsh words . for ottawa, the problem is that the 2 navy in defense ministry did not do proper diligence and did not fully verify exactly whom they would trade. and you know, they want to spend millions of dollars on a, something as nebulous as, as trade a bunch of guys who they have no idea who they are. i mea

the head of the u. k. environment agency is warning that the gap between the increased demand for water and the availability of it is closing fast. it's a scenario he's described as the jaws of death and without urgent action. the crossing point at which demand exceeds availability is just 20 years away. july's record heat wave has now abated, but the long term prognosis is alarming. official data projects with by 2050, some of britain's most vulnerable rivers could have up to 80 percent less water, and some temperatures might be more than 7 degrees hotter than now. we know what climate change likely to bring to this country. we also know we've got a growing population, we've got demographic change, we say collectively, resulting in more demand for water. we can put in place mechanisms to manage those pressures the sooner we do it, the easier will be to push those joseph back. but if we don't take action and definitely coming mechanism such as fitting thousands more domestic water meters and putting water

u. k. to train to defend their country will get a wide pool of experience and skills from both the u. k. forces and our international partners, but the canadian press has a much different view of canada's activities and ukraine. canada stay broadcast, or the cdc reported that soldiers from the amazon regiment participated in the canadian training in ukraine as recently as 2020 and even war identifying patches and insignia has the ottawa citizen found that canadian officials met with as of leaders failed to denounce their neo nazi beliefs and had photos taken alongside them that were subsequently used in as our propaganda. now, ottawa denies that spent part of its $890000000.00 ukrainian training budget on neo nazis. a famous not i want to spread millions of dollars on, on a sunday as nebulous as, as, as trade. but you guys have no idea. okay. yeah, i mean, this negligent this only people, joe, who don't want their money, spent the taxpayer money, spent her training training, neo nazis. but canada is forging ahead as it perhaps more ukrainian fighters alongside britain. but with, as all

of products brought in through here. so there are businesses and there is consumers around the u. k. already struggling and action like this, of course is going to make those supply chains still more vulnerable and could be a factor in increased inflation going forward. now, the port says that for 8 days, the shipping companies are now used to disruption. after all these years of panoramic and having to make the plans that some containers have been taken out early, others are being routed elsewhere. but there is analysis that some of these containers shipping companies are going to drop off some of the u. k bound containers in european ports, so that will of course make a big impact. and behind all of this is a wider argument between the government and the central bank, the bank of england on the one hand and unions on the other about what a really large, rounded way drivers will do. there is fear among the governments in the bank of england, but it could embed the inflation that is so far being generated from offshore external events. and the company has accepted that the bank of eng

so that the sons of very well connected politicians in the u. s. the u. k. some of these other countries can go out and cut deals for arms. now we don't know where those arms are going fresh, but h apparently showing ukrainian troops violating the rules of war is spreading on social media. a warning you might find the following image is distressing. young verified video appears to show a group of russian soldiers moving in to retrieve a body from the battlefield. a bomb is then dropped directly on the troops from a drone be sold to the scene scattering from the blast. and it's not clear if any of them were killed, the video was posted anonymously on a pro ukrainian channel, finish journalists, piano ship, pick coven, who reports from don bass told us that such ukrainian military actions are and provoking a tough response from russia. so unfortunately, continue and what we see here and what we have witnessed, 4 or 8 years, series of publications against the russian population. and of course, this kind of evens, they are new for russians, but they are not new g

there been amber warning lights screaming away on the, on the dashboard of the u. k. is economic activity some time now. i think at the moment and now they have this announcement has been made those all blinking of the stairs read. this is a looming emergency. there are many, many households around the u. k who this winter are not just going to be finding things very, very tough. they're actually gonna be plunged into destitution there. some research on at the university of york, which suggests that by january of 2023 more than well, about 2 thirds of households in england and wales are going to be officially classified as in fuel poverty. that means that once they've covered their fuel costs, the money that they have left to spend will put them beneath the poverty line. that's an extraordinary prediction and gives you an indication of how bad things are likely to get in the, in the next few months. because prices are going to carry going up. this isn't, this is not the end of the energy fuel rises. we can talk now to a much it he is the baker, who, along with her cous

country on this saturday, the as left rail union, its members working out on strike some parts of the u. k. without any real services, some with a heavily diminished service and it's just one of many strikes to transport that have been carried out throughout the summer and more indeed are expected. now the boss of the union, he blames the government saying that the government is not allowing the rail companies to try to award the kind of pay increases the unions after the fear of further fueling inflation. the rail companies say they want to see modernization from the workforce, more in cooperation of sundays into the working week will productivity from every shift. but the real, a few of all this is this massive rise in the cost of living industries across the country, trying to keep up with that. while the government is trying to time down, the kind of waste demands, which it says will only fuel inflation even further. one person has been killed and dozens injured in spain, off the strong winds caused a part of a stage to collapse, an electronic music festival in clara and the city of va

one of the u. k, the busiest poles have walked off the job threatening major economic disruption. felix to port account for close to half of the countries container freight traffic . the 8 day walk out by the not union was sparked by a pe dispute harry force it has the latest from the felix to port this is the ever a lot the latest holder of the title of world's largest container ship with a capacity of 24000 containers and it's here at the u. k. largest container. port felix dough. normally 4 days after arriving it will have long gone. having offloaded, it's cargo, but it is still here. and that's because opperation that the port have entirely ground to hold the $1900.00 or out on strike. the union unite says that a 7 percent pay off from the company is simply not enough either to keep up with the surging cost of living in the u. k. or to be in equitable share of a very profitable business with the last round of figures showing a $60000000.00 pounds more than $70000000.00 profit at the port. as far

of challenges. i did. my parents died suffering under the u. k. and we still remained squatters without even a portion of land where we can be buried, dealing with they have used our land for many years, limit our cattle and other property was destroyed as we were chased away. the young girls and women were raped. um, but we are just asking for compensation to a to a little to we as a keepsake, as people have had a lot of issues and we'll 100 in many petitions, but nothing has happened. we have major plans for how to rebuild our lives. if our land is returned, we should also receive compensation. and that money will be used for assisting our community as well. if we get compensation from the u. k. government, we will buy food, educate our children, and also look after our health issues because some of us are sick. many have even died. so can you type, i think one of the lawyers working on the case these local people with forced from the land, tortured and even killed by british settlers. these lines i was thinking, forcefully. ah minute, dfcs objec

we don't see any of that in the u. k. and much of europe. where does it come from? i guess it, well, i mean, i think both karen and milan arising emphasizing the fact that this is ultimately a political issue that requires political leadership because it's about how we're going to live together, the landscaper going forward. and so you need leadership and you also need institutions. institutional include the kind of the kind of positions that you just described in athens. that is one thing that's particularly want to note here, which is you need leadership in particular because you need to sustain focus and commitment to this issue. crew crises and out of crises, right? because rains will come. this drought will pass, but the problem will not right so that the idea of the catastrophe is the only symptom of the problem is a mistake. this trout will end. people will forget that the summers is catastrophic, as this may be another one and a few years. but the kind of solution that we need, the kinds of investments in infrastructure in agronomy in management that we need

well, we have a number of case studies here. the u. k. in india for instance, have impose these windfall taxes. what do you make of their success? you know, it's too early to say, we've only just had them. in fact, from the energy point or industry point of view, probably that one have a terribly big negative effect. it will have a negative effect, but not, not particularly big because it happened at the time where we have univision, russian invasion on ukraine, and a lot of energy companies basically managed to make quite a bit of money out of out of their resources that they're having the north fee or elsewhere in terms of oil and gas production. but we are really not passing the right message. asia is, i'll give you an example. let's say century car is producing a lot of gas in the u. k. having a when full tax is just going to pot, send a message to everyone. well, if you invest more into the u. k, and you can gas product gas production, which we need really, really badly. well, and you make money, we're going to tax you. the same thing

we seem to have our audio issues with our guest out of the u. k. we will try and bring him back in just a moment to discuss the stabbing of son, man, rusty, and we do have him back. let's try once more over to oxford. you are welcome to al jazeera at sir. so i was just asking, if you can give us your initial reaction to the stabbing of said man rusty. deep, deeply, distressing. i mean, distressing in a way that come up, you know, is it, it's, it's taken over a my, it to go on my day yesterday. and it has taken over my day to day in the, in the sense that we are trying to find out her every huffinger hobby is rates. and as though we were just hearing in the report just a moment ago, christy's writings did garner several literary prizes. but it was really his 4th novel, the satanic verses that drew scrutiny and condemnation, as you know, amongst a some in the muslim world. so he was viewed as a controversial figure by some how do you think that shaped his career going forward early? well, as you know, his book was banned 1st in india and it's still ba

been they have been repelling russian attacks, trying to take over the southern part of the country charities in the u. k. a warning, the dramatic increase in the cost of electricity and gas will completely wipe out the incomes of poor households. millions are now faced with a choice of feeding their families or heating their homes. and even barbara reports from baffle in northern england. it matched a football club. and like every her game, they're collecting donations for the local food bank. but things are slow, very slow. this supporters club right by the stadium is part of the initiative. it says donations have dropped, his energy price rises bite. you know, people are not able to give us what they would normally would like to because a very i don't know, very generous football funds at a local community because we all from round here. and it's a real shame, bobby much a long time blackpool fund, but he says an 80 percent increase in energy bills will seem to stop him leaving the house. so have to put the shells her because he eat nice looking for wolves every day. and again, post the mental health

and for why so that the sons of very well connected politicians in the us, the u. k. some of these other countries can go out and cut deals for arms. now we don't know where those arms are going. the u. s. could easily remove any need for the ukraine more to continue. so says roger waters, the co founder of rock band, pink floyd, as he questions the west of the anti russian narrative, in terms of tables on his sienna hudson, an interview. the conversation got pretty heated when waters accused the u. s. government of actually inciting the war. this war is basically about the action and reaction of nato pushing right up to the russian bow to which they promised they wouldn't do when you say this, that i have to say what about our role as liberators. you of all people, when you have your role is liberated, why wouldn't the united states from america? i encourage sir lensky, the president, to negotiate, obviating the need for this horrific her renders, swore. while mainstream media continues to push the same old ukraine. stories americans seem to be more concerned about ra

work is one of the u. k. busiest ports of walked off the job threatening major economic disruption. felix t. o port accounts for close to half of the countries container freight traffic the 8 day walk out by the u not union with sparks by a pay dispute. hurry force that has selected from the phoenix to port this is the ever a lot the latest holder of the title of world's largest container ship with a capacity of $24000.00 containers and it's here at the u. k. largest container. port felix dough. normally 4 days after arriving, it will have long gone. having offloaded it's cargo, but it is still here. and that's because opperation that support have entirely ground to hold the $1900.00 or out on strike. the union unite says that a 7 percent pay off from the company is simply not enough either to keep up with the surgeon. cost of living in the u. k. ought to be an equitable share of a very profitable business with the last round of figures showing a $60000000.00 pounds more than $70000000.00 profit at the port.

this year. nearly 2000 workers at one of the u. k. busiest ports had walked off the job threatening major disruption. felix joe port accounts for close to half of the countries contain of right traffic, yanked a walk out was sparked by a pe dispute. harry force it has spoken to some of the striking workers the world's largest container ship at britain's largest container. port the ever a lot arrived on thursday and normally would be long gone by now. but strike action by felix. those 1900100 dock workers has stopped operations. the unite union says a recently increased offer of a 7 percent pay rise doesn't keep pace with spiraling inflation. it's seeking a double digit raise that it says would share surging corporate profits. $71000000.00 at last count more equitably with the workers. now unfortunately, we've yet to be given an offer, which we think we can take back and which reflects our members as bryson and talking to members today in which we're in a position that there is you can see we've, we've had that message sent back to us