u. k. over rising fuel prices. they've been reports of severe disruption to traffic protest is, are angry at the rise in petrol and diesel prices, which heat a record high last week. soaring inflation in zimbabwe has led to people to lose confidence in banks and conventional pension systems. many are now looking for better investments. a rumor tasa reports from norton where cattle have become a safe bet for some with inflation navy reaching 192 percent in june. and so bob is dollar fast, losing its value. investing in tackle has become a safer option for some people here than the local currency and investment they can see and trust. i think they oversee choose how many units they want to to invest in. i'm. it's also barber dollar related investment. there's $13000.00 units available for investment. one units is equal to 100 pages of live cattle. the expectation is that the price, the value of the capital appreciates in time unlike somebody was dollar. and if clients want to get paid out, the investments are valued

u. k. over its plans for post breakfast trade arrangements and that's after the british parliament play the bell to scrap some of the rules around the northern ireland protocol. it brings to 7, the number of cases that use lodging against the u. k. over the matter. the commission says the british governments unwilling to have a meaningful conversation balances. europe might be heading for a recession. business activity across the years own has fallen to a 17 year low. the downturn has affected both manufacturing and the service sector phase, the growing key economies that germany, france, and italy, sorry, inflation and the rise and interest rates are past the result of the war in ukraine . and the coven. 19 pandemic. just an account to the co founder of the investment platform regionally. he says europe's in a difficult position, but there are steps that can take if you look at inflation across the euro zone, over all against your model for about 4 cents to this year, a year at 15 percent. so w

u. k. over the next couple of days, people are being warned that record heat waves. there could kill hundreds of people that him baba reports from london. for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather experts are putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happens and it's prompted a red health warning for much of england on monday and tuesday, with the national health service warning of delayed operations and increased demands on ambulances. the government says it is taking the threat seriously. when there is a public guidance, it's out there. i mean the comments in south ritual us and cream made sure you're constantly re hydrating, stay out of solid peak times. i got temperature sitting 40 degrees. i think it was doubt the sun at mid day when. when, when, when that's happening. and despite seems like vis experts say the extreme heat over the coming days could be deadly even for healthy people. this isn't like her a lovely hot day where we can put a bit of sunscreen on and go out and enjoy a sweet mina and a meal outside. thi

u. k. over rising fuel prices. traffic was severely disrupt enough. road blocks were set up and convoys of trucks and cars drove slowly down major highways where we trans reports from london . ah, no one likes a traffic jam. so when drive is deliberately cor, was tail banks, you know, they're angry. at 48 kilometer an hour, cruel down some of the most important ways. it's an attempt to persuade the government to reduce taxes on fuel because i've lost my job because of the field and the great the people at the top taken all of our money. i don't know, but i'll suck up in stock and i was for 2 weeks, some golden stat crazy. a need a job need to to go slow. protests were most disruptive in the west of england and on the prince of wales, 7 bridge, linking england with wales, police arrested 12 people near their saying the demonstration was putting emergency services lives at risk. now, this petrol station in london, you can see the current price of unleaded is $193.00 pounds per liter. that's about $2.35. now, it wasn't that long ago. only a couple of yea

u. k, over this final a g. and there really is not just here at wembley, but around the country where people are going to be watching the game in, as you said, just under 2 hours at special screenings. but i am here at the stadium, it's a sell out and it's going to be the biggest ever euro's final men. all women around 90000 people attending their already tens of thousands of people here turning up early to soak up the atmosphere. it's a really interesting crowd, very mixed. lots of families with children. it's quite a bit. it's fairly quiet. it's not, no less passionate and no less enthusiastic about the game, but for a wembley crowd. and it's just starting to get a bit noisier with chance of coming to england now. but yet people have been coming through for the last couple of hours. and it really is quite noticeable. how many women and how many children are attending this much. there are german fines here, of course, as well. and one of them is the chancellor oliver shots. but on the english side, while the p

u. k. over its plans for post at brazil, trade agreements. that's after the british parliament cleared a bill to scrap some of the rules around the norman island pro circle. it brings a to 7, the number of cases, the ease, lodging against the u. k. of the matter. the commissioner ledges the british government unwilling to have a meaningful conversation about it and turbulent times appeared to be ahead for the euro zone business activity across the eurozone. fall into a 17 year low. the downtown has affected both manufacturing and the private sector phase. a growing for key economies like germany, france and italy, and soaring inflation. and the rise and interest rates are partially a result of the war in ukraine and the coven. 19 and mimic an argentine as economy is spiraling downwards as a country struggles with soaring inflation and poverty. the government spending millions to support the poorest but some, such as a strong enough and they're pushing for what they call a universal basic salary. sir, isabel has more than you know, so yeah, he

u. k. over the matter. the commission says the british governments are willing to have a meaningful conversation about it. well, europe might be heading for recession, is this activity across the arizona has fallen to a 17 year low. the downturn has affected both manufacturing and the service sector is growing. f o key economies such as germany, france digitally sewing inflation, and the rise and interest rates are partially result of the war in ukraine and the coven. 19 pandemic. at least 13 people are being killed in a fighting between all groups and the libyan capital. tripoli, the special deterrent full sarcuse, the presidential god of kidnapping their members. both groups, a part of the government, fragile security operators. civilians were caught in the crossfire, including people tend to get a wedding nearby. a state of emergency was declared following the violence in flights between mitigate and miss router or suspended. trina has more from his rather clashes erupted and we just capital triply late

u. k. has had to certainly, since i've been dealing with the airlines and the government in the u. k for over 20 years now, it's important that politicians learn from what it is they did well. and in this case, you know, many of the decisions weren't taken very smartly, and we learned from what they got wrong. so we don't repeat these mistakes in the future, and we don't incur the damage that the industry has gone through, or the disruption, the people that faced their lives and their livelihood as a result of political decisions. well, another issue of course, affecting the aviation and travel is the russian invasion of ukraine. it's obviously affected jet and oil prices. and that added cost, as you know, is being passed on to passengers. airline prices up about 25 percent outpacing inflation or airline trying to combat this in any way, or they simply pushing on the cost onto the consumer. yet sure preferable. i see no option but for lance dependency on fuel is the single biggest cost element in an airline call space. if i look at the industry during the last decade, 20 tend to 2019 on avera

u. k. over rising fuel prices. traffic was severely disrupted after roadblocks was set up a convoy of trucks and cars drove slowly down major highways. russians reports from london. no one likes a traffic jam. so when drive is deliberately cor, was tail banks, you know, they're angry. a 48 kilometer an hour, cruel down some of the most important ways. it's an attempt to persuade the government to reduce taxes on fuel because i've lost my job because of the field. and the great, the people at the top taken all of our money. i don't know, but 2nd, been stuck in the house for 2 weeks, some golden stat. crazy. a need, a job needs to go slow. protests were most disruptive in the west of england and on the prince of wales, 7 bridge, linking england with wales, police arrested 12 people near their saying the demonstration was putting emergency services lives at risk. now, this petrol station in london, you can see the current price of unleaded is $193.00 pounds per liter. that's about $2.35. now, it wa

u. k. handed over control of the territory during a visit. she praised though one country to systems policy, which has allowed hong kong to have its own laws. he said the policy was a success and would remain in place, but that hong kong must respect chinese leadership. she saw the swearing in of hong kong. you chief executive, john lee, she, loyalist and former security chief who helped crack down on pro democracy per day. how beijing has been tightening its grip on the city is a look at how hong kong has changed since the british hanover. ah, hong kong enters a new era. more than a 150 years of british colonial rule came to an end at the stroke of midnight on july 1st, 1997. the sun set on an empire and rose to a new age under chinese rule. it was a moment long in the making. in 1984 after years of talks, london and beijing signed a hand over agreement for hong kong. china agreed to rule the region for 50 years, according to the principle of one country to systems. although part of china, it was to be granted greater autonomy and allowed to

u. k. government johnson's premier ship had been called into question previously over the infamous party gay to fire, in which he and his wife were fined by the police for hosting an unlawful social gathering. at number 10 during a cove it locked down. now, while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted the mass resignation of government officials, rising inflation and worsting economy have also been described as major factors in bringing johnson down the country's treasury chief was one of the 1st government officials to resign this week on his way out, which she soon acc, highlighted key disagreements with johnston's policies. our country is facing immense challenges. i firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth, or people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that whilst there's a path to a better future, it is not an easy one in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy next week. it has become clear to me that our approaches are fundamentally to different.

u. k. the parties over for boris johnson who's a nancy stepping down of the 3 years as prime minister. his premiership has been marred by a series of scandals. all of which raised questions about his leadership. johnson agreed to quit off to extreme pressure from fellow conservatives with several of his ministers resigning earlier this week. now, most recently, the outgoing premier found himself engulfed in controversy over alleged harassment by a government deputy chief whip. it was initially denied that the prime minister was aware of these allegations when he to pointed his ally to the roll. however, it later emerged that johnson had actually been fully in the know. this week scandal though, was just the latest involving the u. k. government johnston's premise ship has been called into question over the infamous party k to fat. he and his wife were fined by the police for hosting an unlawful social gathering at number 10 during a cove a lockdown. now while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted the mass resignation of government off

u. k. just done over the last couple of weeks, i think that the efforts of u. k. diplomacy u. k. strategist, security, i'll talk to be very considerable. and the g 7 outcomes were the upper end of expectations. nation certainly again for we both exceeded expectations in the, for the level of unity and virtually every country rival table and later determined to help present lensky in that window of opportunity. describe and you're seeing, of course, the prices rise around the world is the ports the desert closed variables old occupied what are you doing to make sure that the food is getting out from the black sea, with such weaknesses available is able to get out how are you supporting the united nations and what he doing to prepare those states, including the middle east, the course nafrica, who are facing enormous food poverty and the possibility of migration and the pressure to that will cause. so 1st of all, on the, the grains he held hostage in odessa, we're working with the us actually generated carriers a who's, who's leading the negotiations. the turks are clearly cruci

the heat away from the continent has now spilled over into the u. k, forcing a major airport to close its runway briefly. and the heat looked set to shatter records. ah, ameren taylor, this is al jazeera lived in london. so sir, coming up from anchor's acting president, declares an emergency while protest as cool for him to go just days before parliament is set to enact the countries new leader and protested in panama. re papa deal with the government and go back to blocking a major highway. ah, i knew thousands of people who have been evacuated, a nearly 800 heat related deaths have been recorded as authorities across southern europe battled to control massive wildfires. while the 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month sweeps across the continent, a french meteorologist says southwestern parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse with some places recording double their usual july average temperature was 35 in spain of torched 220 square kilometers of forest fueled by 8 days of extreme heat. temperatures easing in portugal, but was alre

she covered the hand over negotiation between the u. k. and china before 1997 and has witnessed hong kong changes since then result in 1984 you asked to then the u. k. prime minister, margaret petra, if it was morally defensible to hand over hong kong to a communist dictatorship. those were your words, did you imagine then that hong kong would turn into what it is now? well, not exactly, but of course i was very, very concern. and of course, i wasn't the only one because many hong kong people had fled from mainland china to come to hong kong. were they as political or economic refugees? so to hand them back to mainland china, of course, some people were alarmed and concern. but you know, i did not foresee things happening in exactly in the current ways. you would ask me about the sino british joint declaration of 1984 that guaranteed hong kong autonomy for 50 years beginning in 1997. do you think britain dropped the ball as it became clear? china wasn't respecting this agreement? well, i think britain's role was quite terrible because brita

u. k. temperature is reached over 40 degrees celsius yesterday. a historic high fires ignited on the edges of london forcing some residents to evacuate them. a village outside london set a blaze by the searing heat, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on tuesday. much a few k was a tinderbox waiting for a spark. the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and you up with the heat also spread to other parts of england. not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. while every things difficult of grinding hold, unfortunately, i mean i'm involved in something at a church and it's all the organizations of a truck down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. so we normally sell to the company. so what these fitness never the hottest. yeah, i don't think it's anything, it's a great privilege for us, but we're just gonna get over there in this won't be the last time the mercury reaches record highs. once the u. n. b, these kind

u. k. temperatures reached over 40 degrees celsius yesterday. a historic high fires ignited on the edges of london forcing some residence to evacuate a village outside london, a set of blaze by the searing heat, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius on tuesday, much of u. k was attended box waiting for a spark. the smoke was visible from the capital city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and. c when you walk down with the heat, also spread to other parts of england, not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. well, everything's difficult of grinding hold unfortunately. i mean, i'm involved in something a church and it's all the organizations of a truck is down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. so we normally sell to the company. so what do you spend if never the whole team? yeah, i don't think it's anything. it's a great privilege for is, but we're just going to get on with it. this won't be the last time the mercury reaches record highs once a year wh

u. k. several processor underway over rising fuel prices. there been reports of severe disruption to traffic protests are angry at the rise in petrol and diesel prices, which had a record high last week. police in the u. s. state of ohio are calling for com after releasing footage. if officers shooting a black man, hundreds of protests was march through akron, where 25 year old jail and walker was killed by police last week after he fled a traffic stop. about $30000.00 people are under evacuation orders and the australian city of sydney's at braces for more flooding. emergency services have carried out dozens of rescues. the scenario has already experienced 4 times its normal monthly rainfall for july. those are the headlines on al jazeera. it's back to witness. next. thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. me the news . how we close at the the i me some of us at the nuclear team in my so did time can can at least get us into me. oh, hang you that then my research can plug to school then must have really will be headed below mean. so really t

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u. k. this year, over $2000000.00 people of defaulted on one form of bill, whether it's utilities, credit cards, whatever. i'd richie that wasn't a bad clip we just showed from him there. but actually he is not universally popular with his own policy. they think that he is a little bit right. he like to close to labor? well, on the members, he's not, he's not going to win. you know, in the next british liter clearly face as a daunting series of tasks ahead of him as you said, you know, oh or her, forgive me of course, most certainly, no, i appreciate that but, but you know, we have a comment. let me, let me share it with you. it's from andrew ryan on youtube saying it will be hard to replace someone with boris is correct. uh huh. but they will essentially have the same politics referring to whoever's as to come next. and, you know, because he mentions are prime minister on voice johnson. i'm on wednesday during questions in parliament, boris johnson address the issue of his leaving are being forced to leave. take a look and it's certainly true. it's certainly true that i leave not at the time o

u. k. processor underway over rising fuel prices. ro blocks have been set up in convoys of vehicles are driving purposely slowly along major highways. those are the headlines. the news continues announce 0 after inside story . ah, dutch followers are angry. they say plans for the government to produce nitrogen emissions will harm their livelihood. benevolence is the 2nd largest agricultural exporter. so what does this gonna mean for global food supplies? this is insights story. ah, hello, welcome to the program. i'm rob madison. farmers in the netherlands are blocking roads, setting fire to haystacks, and even driving tractors through the streets of the hague. it's all in protest against laws that regulate emissions produced by livestock, but are likely to have a major impact on the farming community and the larger economy. the netherlands has failed to meet its emissions reduction targets. so permits for new homes and roads have not been granted since 2019 to prevent further pollution. and the government's introducing tough new rules. it's $100000000000.00 food export industry. one of

u. k. how they over through boris johnson. that is what is required here. and the only people unfortunately can do it, or the republican leaders and i think to put this on, voters is wrong. like a lot of a lot of the voters believe it. they believe january 6th. they've been lied to. and so we don't exactly know what they would think about our democracy. if leaders had stood up and done the right. now, you know, remind our audience, you know, donald trump did tweet out on in mid december. be there, you know, will be wild for knowledge. essentially, or at least for stirring up of the the mix. but it just just raises this interesting question as we look forward to the solvency of the system as we look forward to the next thing. is there a place in the republican party any more for people like yourself for this genie and adam kinsey or other people that were part of what you put together in the lincoln project with steve schmidt and others people. and i don't even know if you're still friends with the folks, but you helped drive at least a big portion of the ne

u. k. temperatures could break records over the next 24 hours . people are being urged to be extra careful is under simmons reporting from london going slow or getting cancelled. britain's rail services on the brink of failure as much of the countries infrastructure can't cope with searing. temperatures. make shift foil used on steel bridges, an attempt to deflect the heat, road surfaces, beginning to melt more alarming voluntary ambulance doff, trying to back up an already fully stretched national health service dealing with heat related emergencies. and in london, if you get out of the sun and go on the ground, it's even worse for why is it that britain can't cope with heat waves? so much bits to do with it's outdated in another good infrastructure. this call comes with extreme temperatures, payroll london with his local some past just can't see what the fuss is about. 3536 degrees. people pay money to go to places with that. and those places don't ever conditioning either. yeah. so you basically think it's over the top. yeah. and american touri

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u. k. served meals made some rescue feed. and since then, items helped create over 120 projects in the u. k. 6 other countries, 7000 times the food been safe in the pit, which has of course us except for the projected. but also that the problems only got worst. so the kindness warehouse and the real gym for project, it is a $15000.00 square foot warehouse intercept. separate food would have gone to west see behind me all the possible. we have a community that we come all the way to make sure that going to because bucket for receipt, beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in like nuts and feeds and high volume kind of nice products going to waste. but you know, there's so many people that can go to the amount of food, symbolize the lack of relationship to the source of the food, or also the resource that go into producing all of this for it to be shipped all over the world in single use plastics and then to be done way states. i noticed that we saw the balance. we need to connect back with so much more local, state and faith and

u. k. protests are underway over raising fuel prices. roadblocks have been set up and convoys a vehicles are driving purposefully slowly on major highways. professors are angry over record, high petrol and diesel prices. dutch farmers are staging protests against the government plan to curb emissions of nitrogen oxide and ammonia. they say plans to cut pollution levels will impact their livelihoods. the government says it's an unavoidable transition. about 30000 people are under evacuation orders near australian city of sydney. is it braces for more flooding? emergency services have carried out dozens of rescues. the scenario has already experienced 4 times it's normal monthly rainfall for july. more news at the top of the hour on al jazeera, but up next it's talk to al jazeera thanks for watching, bye bye for now. how and why did, who become so obsessed with this law? we were giving them a tool to hold the corrupt individuals in human rights abusers accountable. they're going to rip this feel apart if they take the white house of point 25. what is the world hearing what we're talking ab