u. k. plan. their biggest strike in decades over k to speak with with well, they atlantics been sending storms across northern europe for a little while now. and eventually we spread wintery weather across everywhere, but it is there spinning up storms in the still fairly warm water? the mediterranean will head down there, 1st of all, because i think the next 3 days at least, we'll see this revolving storm, but you significant weather, windy weather for the valley. our ex ad was close, consistently wet wheaton, snowy weather, the app and ions in italy to that whole lockers. cautiously through malta and slowly down towards the i gal facility. so that's is involving tunisia and libya and either a warnings out of event. you're flooding in libya from that, that turkey slowly improving from the west. but the result of almost the black sea means we've never seen a big drop, or we will see a drop in temperature must be very warm, southern caucasus, up until only yesterday, so snow on the high ground. now

u. k. plan to keep on running plants that had been scheduled to close . even as traditional plants like this one are having their life spans extended all around the world. a new type of nuclear power plant is on the horizon one that may change the industry forever. they're called small modular reactors or s m r's for short. i think small, marcelo reactor technology is really going to be a game changer for a nuclear going forward. is some, ours are smaller and cheaper. they can be built in factories and delivered to where they're needed. so you could have some really remote locations that just need a little bit of power. that can be a blue for countries struggling to cut fossil fuel emissions. everybody's really having a look at a small marcela reactors as part of their energy equation. some scientists say s m r's are safer than traditional reactors because they don't need externally powered pumps. to replenish the water supply used to keep fuel rods from overheating. the reactor is, are, are, are actually immersed in a big pool of water and at pool is suf

u. k, with energy energy costs, lack of planning. and when you just throw money that they sort of projects, you're not really getting behind, really encouraging people to switch cities, renewable sources, then this is the result. you need to have a long energy strategy. it's just totally crazy. i mean all of these governments, especially in the kerry, they know that these targets are not cheap and we're in a ride, whole mess and you saw the value of the pound just couple months ago. almost $11.00 with a dollar, an energy price in dollars. i can tell you 100 percent big government and purely economy getting the when i get a stuff about us all for now. do you be sure to check out our t dot com for the latest breaking news and updates? we'll be right back here. as always, at the top of the hour. the news they chose, hybrid war against russia just became more dangerous and frightening. a missile fired from ukraine by ukrainians landing in poland, clearly demonstrates what can go wrong due to a mistake or miscalculation. of course, the co

u. k. since 1989 as the bank tries to control wising inflation. a mining giant accused of driving officials in several african countries has been fined more than $310000000.00. the u. k. subsidiary of swiss based plan cor pleaded guilty, and a british court in june to 7 bravery charges. the u. m. chief antonio guitar that has called on russia and ukraine to extend a deal that allows keith to export grain good. that is once obstacles removed to allow for the exports of russian food and fertilizer. shipments from ukraine have resumed. 7 ships of already left you cunning ports. since the green corridor reopened moscow had suspended its involvement in the un broker deal over the weekend after accusing key of attacking its fleet in the black sea. north korea has launched a several more ballistic missiles, prompting the us on south korea to extend a joint military exercises. another had suspected to have been a long range, intercontinental ballistic missile. those were headlines. the use continues here on al jazeera after the stream. good by in 1958. charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria. ah, but he could not hold back the tide about jerry and independence. all keep frances colonies in africa

u. k. of being the one in planning, supplementing, supporting and implementing this attack. specifically our members of a british, the british navy were involved and of course the, the, these that the accusation back from the u. k. is that these claims are false and that the, these are false claims on a massive scale in order to distract from their quote illegal invasion of ukraine. now this, this, as is very important because this is affecting the grain situation. and of course, russia chose the turkey as a neutral spot for the grain, since they weren't allowed to really work with europe. and what did the russian president have to say about the ukrainian grain deal, as well as moscow's decision to suspend its participation in it? repeatedly of president vladimir putin has been saying that the grade is not getting to the poorest countries, more than 35 percent. go see you. 34 percent goes to turkey and only about 3 to 5 percent goes to the forest countries. and this is, of course, physically important because russia is being blamed as, as, as somebody does the whole thing, th

u. k. is economy over the next couple of years? at least he said that we're in recession already. though his fiscal plan as he but it would make that the session shallower than it would otherwise be. and the markets i think for the most part of the moment or giving him the benefit of the doubt. and yes, 1st, privately developed rocket has launched into space. vicar mass was built by a start up with an engineering team of 200 people and it's just 2 years. it's carrying 3 payloads. and as equipped with tell him a treat, tracking camera and data acquisition systems, sky root, aerospace, as the cost of development makes it one of the cheapest rockets of its type, the bite and administration. so saudi arabia as chrome friends should get immunity related to the killing of us journalist john gene. it's a reversal of the stance president biden took during his election campaign. a judge will ultimately decide whether to grant immunity to mohammed been man. twitter is closing its offices until monday, after hundreds of employees reportedly quit. the new boss ill on must have given staff the option to signing up t

u. k. with energy, energy costs, lack of planning. and when you just throw money that are they sort of projects, you're not really getting behind, really encouraging people to switch cities, renewable sources, then this is the result. you need to have a long energy strategy. and if you look at what's going on, now, we're almost in the winter, we've got launch record energy prices soaring. we've got a price cap, the people can afford energy in with the price. and yeah, that's cool. think people come around the country on trains and cars to get back into the office and it does not happen. the whole thing is pretty ridiculous to me . yeah. you know, you were saying this comes with the u. k. struggles with the high energy prices that you think the government would have a vested interest in trying to keep such a solar power company running right now was also the president. do you think this case is setting is going to be a lot more insult. bankruptcy not just across the energy sector, but across the country as well. we just had full costs

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

but why, when a didn't go as planned, the west was quick to blame. russia for the kolob solve the global economy and, and now it seems the u. s. in the u. k. have come up with a perfect plan. how to avoid any responsibility for the economic crash, the wrath rick, the talking now is the economy will not to recover unless the war and let's take a listen ending russia's war is a moral imperative, and the single best thing we can do for the global economy ironic again that experts have been predicting but that by massive sanctions against russia. a huge important and influential energy and economic player, the west risks to end up with shooting itself in its own food. but restrictions have only been growing. and now when the western nations are at the data, and let's wait and see where the g 20 these here may be able to find to bring any solution r g 's. maria inertia, thank you so much for that report. secret talks between moscow and washington had taken place and turkey via, according to reports, which were confirmed by both countries. the meetings were held by high level intelligence officers, including the director of the cia and his russ

planned. the west was quick to blame russia for the kellogg solve the global economy and, and now it seems the u. s. in the u. k. have come up with a perfect plan, how to avoid any responsibility for the economy. crash the wrath rick, the talking now is the economy will not recover unless the war and restrictions have only been growing. and now, when the western nations are at the data and let's wait and see where the g 20, these here may be able to find to bring any solution. almost half of you and member states abstained or voted against a resolution adopted by the general assembly calling on russia to pay war reparations to ukraine, co sponsored by the united states and its allies. the resolution received the lowest level of support for ukraine related motion since the conflict began. 94 countries supported the initiative to hold moscow accountable for violating international law. while 14 nations including china, voted against the resolution, claiming it lacks sufficient legal basis. 73 states among them, india and brazil chose to abstain. we spoke to demitra, polanski rushes deputy ambassador to the you an

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

u. k. have come up with a perfect plan, how to avoid any responsibility for the konami crash. the rats are a good talking now is the economy will not recover unless the war and restrictions have only been growing. and now, when the western nations are at the data and let's wait and see where the g 20, these here may be able to find to bring any solution. well, let's get back to our top story. now. almost half of us member states abstain or voted against resolution adopted by the general assembly calling on russia to pay war reparations. due ukraine co sponsored by dozens of countries including the united states, the resolution received the lowest level of support for you. praying related motion since the war began. for more on this. now let's cross live to dimitry. polanski. russia is 1st deputy permanent representative to the un dimitry. it's great to have you on the program today. now, with the un adopting this resolution, even though it has no legal obligations to follow it, do you expect anything to change globally? i don't think we should stick about some global changes,

1st snow of being this country's foreign britain finance minister has defended his budget plan, but worn. the u. k. may face challenging times during the next 2 years. jeremy hun says his $66000000000.00 proposal, lower inflation and boost the economy. he announced the measures on thursday unveiling a series of tax rises with spending cuts to follow, but we'll do those with the headlines on al jazeera coming up next. it's listerine, thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. what's going on in vladimir putin's mind right now? could this war go? nuclear is being on the trunk team, the golden ticket to electro victory? can americans agree on any immigration policy? is there a middle ground between 0 tolerance and open border? the quizzical look us politics, the bottom line with i welcome to the stream i had shabby dean filling in for family. okay. today we're discussing a new documentary by our colleagues at a j plus one day in hebron. the film follows al jazeera is dina. take worry as she travels back to the old city where her father grew up. let's take a quick look at the trailer. oh, this is what i e

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

tony chang al jazeera banker, britain's finance minister has defended his budget plan, but wal, the u. k. bay face, challenging times during the next 2 years, jeremy hung says his $66000000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy in on the measures on thursday binding a series of tax rises. we can't, government will also cut spending, but only after the next general election in 2025 rou. challenges has more. for london, the people of markets would be well prepared. what was going to be in jeremy hunts awesome statement. so there was nothing there then actually to them too much. yes, there was a small drop in the pounds, a small drop in stokes, but nothing to major. the same can be said elsewhere though this is the horrify daily mail which is usually a conservative supporting newspaper story. so the strive is, it saves, calling it one of the most punishing projects in modern history and says that the british now tax to the highest level they have been since the 2nd world war. now voters are pretty fed up with the conservatives. there is a real cost of living crisis in th

stories, british finance minister, jeremy hunters, delivering his autumn statement and veiling a plan to move the u. k. out of a financial crisis. hun says the government will focus on 3 major points, stability, growth and public services. emergency budget comes a day after the official figures show that inflation is at a 41 year high. in october, we are honest about the challenges and we are fair in our solutions. yes, we take difficult decisions to tackle inflation. i keep mortgage rates down, but our plan also leads to a shallower downturn, lower energy bills, higher growth, and a stronger, and a chess, an education system. 3 priorities them to day stability, growth and public services. ukraine says russia is targeting critical facilities across several cities. their report explosions in the southern port odessa and the central city of denique for capital keith is facing blackouts. a deal that in short, safe passage of millions of tons of grain from ukraine has been extended. the agreement broken by tor kia and the un allowed grain shipments through the black sea. it's been in place since july and

u. k. say enough is enough tens of thousands plan to walk off the job unless they're paid demands are met. and fish, sheep is miss why the cultivation of shrimps in india is decimating mangrove ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready? a, a ways now winter isn't necessarily bone drives the way into winter's and bone dry in china. but to see heavy rain, to this extent in southern china, southern provinces to little unusual. but there it is, and it's running slowly east was over the next day or so having left the port of the delta rather where i have to say japan's looking fine now. but another line here, developing trust, the yellow sea, with other rain or snow depending on which side you are very obvious on monday, this is the significance there. that's a really cold air like that minus 24 is a maximum in iran butter. as a warning, a severe cold in this part of magnolia, in china, whereas for the south is quite warm and is quite wet. looking at toward like late november, i have to say the ne, monsoons we can somewhat in the bay, bengal, the circulation giving sig

u. k. and also as its territory the incentive plans they are really good at intercepting miss. so the island doesn't receive a high proportion of rainfall, but we do get quite a lot of cloud cover coming over the high central ridge. so they actually have their lease adapted to intercept the nurse and then they fall to those water down into the p d soils. and then they trickle out to the catch me errors. and last we, we collect our drinking water. the parks endemic vegetation provides more than a 3rd of the islands drinking water, making the teams conservation work essential to the local inhabitants. and it all starts here at the foot of diana's peak. ah, propagation in the nursery start from feed. so we go out into the wall and we collect seeds from the last remaining individuals. and then from there we would clean the seed, sought it, then we would plant them. we wait for them to germinate, there's a few stages of putting out until we can actually produce a plant that is very strong and durable and ready for planting back into our fights . after months of care in the nursery,

u. k. say enough is enough tens of thousands plan to walk off the job unless that demands a mass. ah, with it's time for texas, louisiana, maybe arkansas to get hit by raw, the big down port that even showing up here. but that's not the end of it. they repeat, this is during saturday with an onshore breeze and the gulf and the colder coming in. it's a traditional way of forming a very big sunstorm with us. looks pretty nasty. i have to say that the rest of the u. s. is like a little bit caught in the eastern seaboard is not cool down and the sun is out for the west. this was more mountain, so sharp in the rockies, california looking quite nice, reasonably warm in the south. but there's more snow up in canada, british columbia ticket with rain for seattle, which you might expect to be know throughout the caribbean, the breeze is still blowing nicely. so all the big showers just the south. so, for example, the correct your maybe costa rica and panama get the bigger ones, mexico's lofty dry. there are a few like t showers dotted around in south america while the significant rate this

u. k. say enough, is enough. tens of thousands planned to walk off the job unless they're paid demands are met. and she business, why? sure. cultivation and caroline is leading to the destination of mangrove. ah, it's been unusually wet recently in this part of southeast asia. so viet nam back to was norton thailand? i sound usually because normally you'd expect the ne ball soon to copy and things be largely dry and fine. they will be, i think by january. but we got a monster guys before that happens. and the still a full cross, a heavy rain, for example, the hot human city. whereas this ne breeze has settled across the northern central philippines. it would tend to be dry here, typically with the big shower. still the full cost stretching down through southern thailand towards sing a pole over sumatra, western bornea, and a good part of java. daily shouter course are an event this time the sometimes or the heavier than which has been the case in the north west of australia as well. round the kimberly. and you see that light stretches down a rather weak learners showers on its way through

u. k. history receive. soon i replaced her and dumped her financial plan and laundry. simmons correspondent is following event source from the british capital. and it seems andrew, that the u. k. public ready, bracing themselves for bad news. yes. 55 days after less just from mr. tax income, tax cuts and increases in public spending as well. and we now see this, the british people are standing by for what's going to be a really big hit for them. it's called the alton statement, but in reality it's going to be something of a car crash for families all over the country who will see no matter what their increases in salary allow it to be 567 percent, perhaps a they're the spending cuts and the whole picture of what's being done will mean that they are having less money than before. let's look at the measures. we're expecting the $25.00 and $3.00 quarter a $1000000000.00 and spending cuts. $28.00 and a half 1000000000 us dollars at last. going to be saved because of tax increases. those tax increases will mean income tax and across the board, businesses will be taxed more.

had hair on out its era, a human as, as failed to make a plan to tackle migration, but promised to work towards an agreement. and as it in the u. k, say enough is enough tens of thousands planned to walk off the job. and as that pay demands on mat ah, a new series follows football is from $6.00 countries hoping to make it to catch our 2022. at some point that i had to choose between football and my studies. ah, this episode meets 3 young men from morocco, striving to make their childhood dreams come true. i know my capabilities and i know where i want to reach the world cup, dream morocco on al jazeera. now you may know this already has been particularly heavy rain in jetta. in fact, we had 3 years worth of rain in the day and that's the wet his day on record is part of saudi arabia. it's finished now, but you can see the results that much arranging, such a short period of time, the clad that spread east would you think might do the same better thing. so just a few showers around and great or western parts. we run as a forecast for saturday. oh, elsewhere. you know, it's just sunshine in the sky little breeze, but the breeze will

u. k. finance minister is due to make a statement about spending plans on thursday. jeremy hunt is wanting of tax rises and budget cuts. and those with disabilities are expecting to be hit particularly hard as m haywood. george needs oxygen to help him breathe at night. his mom jenna and step dot shawn support him in every way they can. they've seen their electricity bills, treble in recent months, and have no way of cutting costs when it comes to life saving equipment. our major concern is like the, the energy bill is because of, you know, electricity is gone up. so march, and we have quite a bit of equipment within and home for him. so that is always will re for may and is always like every you think how you can a may, can me a call back, came back he caught by you know, we both work full time electricity, obviously for red days, lifeline is you know, it is george is lifeline without his oxygen even. and you know he's going to be convey is going to come really poorly. gemma husband helped by the family font and national charity. it's now providing assistance to tho

u. k. finance minister is due to make a statement about spending plans on thursday. jeremy hunter's warning of tax rises and budget cuts and those with disabilities are expecting to be particularly hard hit. as emma haywood reports, george, george needs oxygen to help him breathe at night. his mom jemma and step dad, sean support him in every way they can. they've seen their electricity bills, treble in recent months, and have no web cutting costs when it comes to life saving equipment. our major concern is like the, the energy bill because if you know electricity has gone up so much and we have quite a bit of equipment within and home for him. so that is always a way for may and is always like every move he think. how you can a met may ken's me. you know, he caught backing caught back. he caught by, you know, we both work full time electricity obviously for it. is it lifeline. is you know, it is george is lifeline. know without his oxygen neeve man in a he can be converted is gonna come really poorly. gemma has been helped by the family font and national charity. it

it fits perfectly the ideal plan to avoid any responsibility for global economy crash the u. k. and the u, as have come up with earlier, the talking is the economy will not recover until the war and the head of the russian delegation. hearing talent that the a peg, russia's vice prime minister and the day below was so sad that he had to remind his colleagues many times earlier today that the crisis has been there before. russia's special military operation in ukraine. here is his words, the nuclear reduced antibodies are those were the europeans clumsy actions of last summer have went with shock increasing gas prices, and this is affected mineral fertilizer production costs. as a result, many businesses have been forced to close. as for europe, it's not just about the recession there, back in 2021, the market started to move and metal price is doubled. this created high uncertainty for manufacturers and no one could make long term plans because of this . in addition to this, there was high inflation, a tightening of fiscal and monetary policies and the debt problem. all these fa

u. k. history where she soon app replaced her and dumped her financial plan. to break this down for us, let's bring in andrew simmons who joins us live now from london. certainly love to talk about, and particularly around those spending carts ahead of the statement. what does this mean to the british public when it means bad news, read a $55.00 days after being told that they would be getting tax cuts and spending would be increased. in some areas of the government, the british people are being sold to expect at tax at rises. and furthermore, 11 point one percent inflation. that is the biggest for more than 40 years, people are finding it hard to get by. and now they're hearing that their salaries will effectively be reduced millions of people because of changes which are expected in the taxi in contact system that will be a freeze is likely on allowances. that's the sort of caps you get with, with the actual rate of tax. that means that the more people gets in the way of wage increases, the more likely they are to get into a higher tax band that will cost th

or off wired a their entire apartment. brittany finance minister has defended his budget plan, but was the u. k. face challenging times during the next 2 years, we hun says his $66000000000.00 proposal will lower inflation and boost the economy . you know the benches on thursday in baylock, a series of tax rises. now the u. k. government will also be cutting, sending us any after the next general election in 2025. we challenge has more from the british capital markets would be well prepared. what was going to be in jeremy hunts awesome statement. so there was nothing there then actually to them too much . yes, there was a small drop in the pounds, a small drop in stokes, but nothing to major. the same can be said elsewhere though this is the horrify daily mail which is usually a conservative supporting newspaper story. so the strive is, is it saves, calling it one of the most punishing projects in modern history and says that the british and now the tax to the highest level. they have been since the 2nd world war. now, voters are pretty fed up with the conservatives. there is a real cost of liv