u. k. put a weekend for me just violence meadows, similar incidents in india. but how is this happening? and performing live and then make style how rock plans in hong kong are still locked out of balls and clubs. lou ah, i british manager. welcome to did up the news. a sure glad you could join us a weekend of religious violence in the city and the united kingdom has highlighted how religious polarization in india is impacting south asian communities abroad. we're talking of less to a beautiful multicultural city in the east of england with a sizable south patient community. this comprises people from both india and pakistan. that is, both hindus and muslims. over the weekend, young men from both communities attacked each other on the streets. and one of the causes of the violence can be traced more than 4000 miles away in india. but 1st, here's what happened. tensions began in earnest in late august after india defeated buck thumb in an international cricket match in the by groups of friends ended up clashing with each other in lester, fueled by nationalistic

u. k. put a weekend for me, just violence made a similar incident in india. but how is this happening and performing live and.

u. k. put on hold as the nation comes to a stop for the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd. ah hello, the skies are now clearing across the good part of at least a few showers coming in, falling on form that catastrophic flooding. air is low pressure, responsible is now making its way towards ukraine, legacy of where to where the still in place for some but no, when there is intense as it has been, you can see the where to where the will be right across you crying. pushing up into that western side of russia, scattering the showers. they're 2 in 2 were germany, tech republic. season wet weather, the low countries too, and that briskly and still piling its way down across the north sea. so a chilly wind coming through here should be largely dry across a good part of eastern scotland and east an angler, but a few showers just around the irish sea coast. after a cold night, sunday, going on into monday, it should be fine and try for a good part of for the u. k. said he, that is a case across sir. london should be fine and try settled whether therefore the queen's funeral or mon

u. k. las drugged put the british economy 1st on her priority list, or she can get all is news and information anytime you want on our website at d. w dot com. i'm terry martin from me and all of the team. thanks ruth vibrant ended, glistening place of morning. the mediterranean sea, its waters connect people of many cultures. seen it almost rock and to far abdul karim drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean youth. where has history left its traces. meeting people hearing their dreams, metty to me during this week on d. w. stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com highlights ah, britain's new prime minister is putting the economy at the top of her agenda. but with the poorest consumers facing the choice of heating or eating can she help before the winter starts to bite? also on the show, not just the u. k. facing in energy crunch nations across the e. you are trying to secure gas supply and protect the most vulnerable from high prices. we'll hear from a course. it's that time again dw business. welcome. britain's prime minister liz

u. k. a put on hold. as the nation comes to a halt for the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd swallowed by flood water and pakistan will hear the story of one who survive up. ah ah. hello. they were head down under to australia in a moment. the 1st to south east asia was seen the more intense rains pulling into the philippines once again on monday you can follow that band of rain down to southern areas of indo china, cambodia, and vietnam. likely to see some heavy falls on monday. but he is up for indonesia for sumatra on choose day for the south of this a much clearer picture with some scattered thunderstorms. however, for jakarta now was moved to australia. it's a largely settled picture up in the north. and most central air is lots of warmth and sunshine to be found here, but it's looking rather unsettled down in the south. we've got another front pulling its way across the south of western australia, bringing showers to perth on monday. but it's an improving picture on tuesday as it moves over the bit

u . k. to persons, mobilization of truth, lovely as to be expected, as the u. k. has put itself forward as one of the ukraine's biggest cheerleaders as it were. a continuation from the former prime minister boris johnson. very public show of support for ukraine is that me, the defense minister has said in the statement today that it is in effect and admission. that's the invasion his invasion repute and is failing. and focusing on the fact that it is this admission that is forcing putin to, in effect, undermine his own message. that is a special operation that it's not having any effect on russia. but certainly this is very much a top of the agenda for the new prime minister. let's trust lis trucks who was foreign minister, of course, helps in her role at the time to secure more military equipment for ukraine as well . that was a $2800000000.00 package that was secured, the ukraine in the fight against russia, as well as a promise to train up to $10000.00 ukrainian soldiers or military personnel over the course of 3 months at a, at a british base. but yes, of course, this

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u. k. are put on hold as the nation comes to a stop for the funeral of queen elizabeth the 2nd ah, in sport, we'll take a look at how kennedy's men's team made it to the 1st football will come in close to for decades. ah. the u. s. house speaker says she strongly condemns what she calls a legal attack by azerbaijan on armenia. nancy pelosi was speaking in iraq and just days after an outbreak of violence between the neighbors. more than 200 people have been killed in the worst fighting since armenia. and as a by john fought a war in 2020 pelosi is the highest ranking us official to visit armenia since it gained independence from the soviet union. in 1991 meeting again had a particular importance to us because of the focus on security following the legal and deadly attack and as a by the, as a vision. by only a mean a territory, we strongly condemn those attacks. lee, in our delegation on behalf of congress, which threatens prospects for much need a peace agreement of the 2 countries have been in con

u. k. debt declined by about 220000000000 pounds due to the inflation. so, you know, we're not putting things in perspective here. the u. k. does have a big debt to g. d pays about the same size. the us about a 100 percent gdp bornea inflate. when you're inflating on away with a 10 percent inflation, you have to calculate that you have to incorporate that in your analysis. larry summers is smart enough to know that but he didn't. why didn't he do it? you wanted to get some headlines. i think today, and he brought down the power of his tweets, and i think it's a good time to buy the pounds. because i think there overstating the british tesco, irresponsibility, i don't see this is, you know, hyper responsible to, you know, be cutting, running a deficit of 140 actually and 45000000000. when you just ran a search was indirectly of 220000000000. that sounds like a bounce, a concert fiscal policy. in addition, the u. k. has unfunded liability, you know, like the think about the health care service service, national health service and u. k. it state control. the prices are pretty, you know, p

u. k. foreign secretary said to become put in the next prime minister transfers pledge, strong support for care of in the ongoing conflicts in ukraine and bass, promising that precedence lensky will be the 1st lady she coves off to taking power in london. she's also announced plans to increase british military and humanitarian aid to kill us despite mounting problems in the u. k. which trans promises to tackle by reducing taxes while pledging to cut back on civil service pay and jobs. she's also admitted that a difficult winter is coming while refusing to rule out a nuclear one. i know it's going to be a tough winter. i wouldn't do all i can. of course it will take time, but the best time to start is today. moving that forward, as well as giving people all the help we can by keeping that taxes low and get to the economy, getting you prime minister these trust is giving the order to unleash our nuclear weapons. it would mean global annihilation. i would ask you, would you press the button you will say yes, but faced with that task i would feel physically sick. how does that thought make you

u. k. and i want you to put some specific numbers on the security question that my colleague here asked earlier. and how many katara police officers will be working at the world cup? how many? exactly how many overseas police forces have you sought advice from and what are the penalties for violence in public which fans have engaged in former tournaments and for trying to illicitly smoke alcohol into the country or, or into games. those for those 4 figures and 4 answers please specifically. thank you. thank you. tough i to her dad will and will let him shadow clean. i was doing was out of your high because i'm never there. no, my them, as a heavy house, it can be a way, i think the numbers on our security, or people, and the numbers of other security from different count as i think we will be having a separate presser for this logic today. but later on we'll, we'll share all the information with you when it comes to security. questions. yes. i think the jim, how did one in lynn at our left and did they kept him or, you know, more kinetic of data. having said alan, hello, louis elmwood, we're do

u. k, the lifting the existing cap that's been in place since 2014 on bank because bonus. now the reason why they put this in place is because when the and of course you have to remember in the u. k, that's basically 5 big banks dominating the economy. 90 percent of all of these 5 big banks is very concentrated banking system. and in 2008, most of the big banks when trouble some needed serious rescue. otherwise they would have completely closed down. and so they received a lot of tax payers money to get bailed out. and then people are saying, well, how they get our tax money. i mean, you know, most people, you know, have to work really hard on this tax money and the bank is get this so that they can keep their jobs and they're paying themselves 1000000 pounds bonuses to w3w, whatever. so that was considered somewhat obscene. and a cap was set on this. now you sort of jump and you thought it was, consider somewhat obscene, i mean, but look at the situation, the u. k. it's in nowadays, it's only going to get worse with inflation of the currency. it's a bit of a crisis. what about the energy issues as w

put 4 proposals aimed at increasing britton's energy security. that was before she became prime minister, but the method for extracting fossil fuels remains highly controversial in the u. k . after it was halted in 2019 the class action lawsuit is accusing matter of skirting policies, put in place to protect i phone users from being tracked the parent company, facebook, whatsapp, and instagram allegedly built a secret workaround. this enabled them to dodge measures rolled out by apple last year. often spoken on deal with d to be business of the environmental impact of so called fast fashion. here in europe, there's a taste for buying cheap clothes off made in a factory in asia, and then swiftly throwing them away again, bringing more close manufacturing to europe. shores could be one way of kicking, a destructive habit. and one of the continents biggest retailers is doing just that lasers give these genes from germany a worn look, without relying on chemicals. they're made by clothing companies, cna, at its factory, and mention glad back. production is high tech work that would need many people is handled mostly by machine. only 100 seamstresses work here. the plan is to

u . k. earlier this year, the queen celebrated her putting him jubilee mocking 70 years on the throne road. his son has now become king, king charles the 3rd. let's take a quick look at the legacy of queen elizabeth the 2nd britain's longest bowling monic. my margaret true. i feel too much for you to share the danger. ah. renew every one. in the end, all will be well, ah, she came mechanic and a driver. and she sat up with normal other girl recruits in classrooms and learned how to take up the trucks. i did cab before you my, when i was there is no short shall be made to deal with. and the carol family which we i was hi. am i to my train? i oh i, i had a chance to join in the shed objective of creating a safe, stable future of her people and from the planet on which we depend. none of us underestimates the challenges ahead. but history ition between nations come together in common cause. there is always room for working side by side. we have the amenities to emerge in some audible problems and triumph over the great use of adversities for more than 70 years. i have been lucky to meet and to

severe telling off for a g 7 country, but why is a little local economic difficulty and put it that way in the u. k. why is that even on the i m f 's right. well, the elements has been criticized most european countries without meaning them for the bailouts that they've been pushing through. over the last 6 months. france, germany doesn't like anything that they've been doing because they think they're to blunder. just spraying money around on the rich and poor to try and get through this energy process and the case, no difference. what you have done as really excited the math really got align great is because we've added on top of that. so we've not just had an emergency energy price cap, which is trusting a 150000000000. we've added on top tax cuts, which will be recovery, which will go on forever. so that's really the u. k is also part of a reserve currencies. so the year i was the euro as a reserve currency, the dollar, the n and sterling is as well. so now we're one of the reserve company currencies of this, well, the all messing about suddenly causing chaos of the next thing. so this is the m

the union jack was also put down to half most were expecting u. k prime minister. liz truss, who? someone who the queen earlier noted 2 days ago on tuesday, you saw that picture of the queen and says she's due to speech shortly, and we'll cross to that just just as soon as we can. let's bring in our shirley moss. sha graham, who's a political and women's advocate and author of this is why resists and she joins us now from london show to. so 1st of all, just give us your reaction to what we've just been hearing. well, the news that has come through that the cleanest passed away my 1st thought is as with her family, our loved ones that i, i empathize with with the cleans our loved ones who have lost to day their mother, grandmother, or great grandmother, and took all for whom she was lily beds and she was not just queen. she was, you know, she, she was not just the duty that we have all seen in the last 7 decades. she, she was like, every one of us, i imagine at, you know, mother's sister and a friend still to all our loved ones. i, i empathize and i, and i share my condolences and

so why don't we put solar panels in the earth orbit? the u. k. lead space energy initiative with around 50 partners from industry, government and science is planning to install a solar power satellite in space by 2035 the us china and japan are also taking part in the solar space power quest. and this is, oh, it might work satellites in the us g, a stationary orbit, which is around 35000 kilometers from earth, collect solar energy using huge solar panels. they convert the energy into microwave radiation and beam and down to earth on the ground. a net of receiving antennas, or rec, tenors, collect the microwaves and convert them to electricity for the grid. each satellite might produce 2 gigawatts of continuous power. as much as around $700.00 utility scale wind turbines, they'd be huge around 1.7 kilometers in diameter. and we'll wait several 1000 tons. the satellites would start to beam energy to us 24 hours a day. the beam is considered to be harmless for animals and humans. it's about a quarter the strength of the midday sun. but energy is lo

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u. k. foreign office study which was released in july calculated the taliban, had they put it drastically reduced up to $1400000000.00 in bribes given and taken every year just just on cross border trade. it did something good and course they did something good. but where did it go now? how is it spent further? who has that report? how has it helped people? how has it more specific, any health women? that is what i was asked next. and that's the next priority. is it? how does work? that is, the expect has seen this as you are a refugee for the 2nd time in your life. your parents fed the soviet invasion in the 1980 s. when you were a small child, you fled again with your family a year ago. how have those experiences shaped you more for more strong and more ready to be challenging any kind of challenge which will try to demolish my nation in my i did what would you do differently as a politician if you were to return home as a politician, i was never a politician your minister, you asked to minister i was a minister because i saw that within that context, within that time frame, that was a

history that we're probably never going to see again while the funeral is putting extra pressure on essential services here in the u. k. appointments and operations long awaited by patients have been cancelled and many other funerals or so on. hold harry force that reports on a day where lives across the united kingdom will effectively come to help britton's national health services experiencing its longest waiting times on record as tests treatments put on hold through the pandemic work their way through the system. on monday, thousands of appointments have been postponed for the public holiday of the queen's funeral. i had an appointment canceled on monday, so i came up today and i think that's fine. i'm glad that they were able to see me a different time. i quickly, if i was a cancellation, i'll be really, really upset. i do understand why. either way i don't know what else i've just had my blood done because i didn't see that bad on monday. i think it's very unfortunate that that happened in emergency treatments and urgent procedures will still go ahead as planned. that reduced stuffing means many other appointmen

u. k. facing crippling energy bills as from january triple the cost. she's going to put together some sort of plan to freeze those bills. it will cost billions of dollars for now. she's hiring and firing. one of the 1st to go was dominic rob, who was deputy prime minister in the last government. he was a supporter for richie sooner and not only that, he described the tax plans and his trust as lexical suicide, quasi quite sang. he's going to be appointed chancellor at the finance minister of the u. k. he's a key ally and he's also sharing the ideologies of live trust in growing the economy and cutting taxes. james cleverly. it is the current education secretary, last government, and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller, brothman is going to be home secretary, the interior minister, she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs

u. k. is losing africa for many people. it's simply because a simple way of putting it is that the queen really didn't care too much about this continent. paula: any thanks, wednesday, south arthur t. a paula se lia there. well, let's discuss this further. now let's cross over to add shem returns the journalist dash in good to see on the program. now, the parsing of queen elizabeth this secondary, she rained in person for more than 70 years to what impact will her pathing have on the future of the country. and in particular on the monarchy. well, she's not just the most famous woman in the world. how gib lee had just saying that arguably tells us more about the state of the world in the states of queen elizabeth the 2nd legacy. i mean, like any 96 year old, great grandmother of is the anyone watching is bound to want to give their condolences to the relatives of queen elizabeth the 2nd. but i think come paula lira in south africa, there was just a alluding to the african, the impact of the monarchy. it should be said that she only heard that she was to be queen member she, she never thought she was going to be queen when she

u. k. these days? well, the pound or the bag giving the will desperately trying to put up interest rates in an idea of shoring up the pound and curbing inflation, which i'll give you won't be as of a bigger, bigger problem. but basically thousands will die because of the cold. and because even though this trust is put into action, a subsidy to fossil fuel companies, prices are still 100 percent, nearly up on what they were even with the cap in energy rates than they were before . russia moved to responding to the publications from nato, and there's going to be mass strike extra invalid. so britain may affect the re closed down when it comes to work up. are this winter journalist option retents? the always a pleasure. thanks very much. and i thank you for joining us there. we're not international. we don't know where the money goes. well, that's been the frank admission from global affairs, canada government department that hands out the countries aid after it was caused by a conservative m. p. about how its cache is spent. world wide does global affairs, canada console, public safety candidates, terro

mentioned president putting in some of his activities, we've definitely seen it in terms of the chemical attacks with nova chuck against mr. skirt paul, the former russian officer in the u. k. and that caused a quite a chemical attack on the people of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. we saw more recently with opposition leader and evolving where they put a chemical weapon in his underwear that ended up sending him to the hospital in germany. and almost killed him. so countries in general and russia and specific have been very aggressive about using these tools and the same things that you can do with personalized chemical weapons. you can certainly do with personalized genetic weapons. at the time, the 1st human genome was decoded nearly 2 decades ago. the cost of doing that was $3000000000.00 and took over a decade with a global and international effort to pull it off. today you can do the same thing and matter of hours or days for about a $100.00. so moore's law has held consistent throughout this whole process. and in fact, advances in synthetic biology and genetics are proceeding at a pace 5 times as rapidly as moore's law. and what that means

attention that we've got here, you know, he described list for the 2nd is putting the special in the special relationship between the u. k. in the usa. and i think that, that his presence here today really demonstrates the level of affection that he had for elizabeth 2nd or i leave that amount. so it's you later as a things going as a prison biden makes his entrance into westminster. abbey, of course, is not just london where this greats outpouring of affection has been taking place . is that right across the country? let's head off to new cost, about 450 kilometers from the acid begging standing by acid. this gives a quick flavor of how things are there. well, in the north east of england, in this city, in newcastle, from time to put up a screen. so people can watched a funeral service throughout the day, and people have been paying the respects as war, veterans hair, remembering the queen and she did open the light center in this city back in 2000. and people have been fondly remembering when she opened that center a works on genetics and i've yet treatment and serves the ne, the football club head. newcastle united la

quoting, will be responsible for putting together an interim budget to shore up the case finances as it faces down the cost of living crisis. after all, average families in the u. k. on desperate for support linked, i'm sure. in the east midland of england. it's home to gary and natasha waterhouse . she has been eating around the clock here since a cancer treatment. he has quit his job as a cabbie to provide gary shows us their utility bills. their costs have recently gone up from $36.00 to more than $200.00 euros per month, making plans of which rooms we can hate at the moment. i mean, it might be a case of just where of layering arc and then of say having van kits around to keep warm on august 20 sakes, gary found out how much more his cost of living could go up. that's when the government set a limit for energy providers. previously, they could not charge more than $2300.00 euros per average household. now, the limit has been up to 4100 euros. hundreds of thousands of brits don't know how they will be able to pay the difference. many are already depending on food banks to get by is very, very fearful because you're just thinking about how you're going to get t

put the money where the mouth is. let's look at the bigger picture relations between the u. k and brussels have been tense for quite some time now. is that likely to change under less trust? you thank well list trust as the foreign secretary has already been responsible for relations with the european union up to an extend and at the moment and really not at the best. she has kept this thread on the table. she threatens to basically walk away from part of the divorce steel that her predecessor boys johnson had negotiate yet negotiated with the european union does is about the tensions and northern ireland. and she has at the moment, not being very conciliatory when she was recently asked whether president, mar, cron, of france, is a friend or foe. she has said that the jury is out, so she hasn't identified president mark wrong. one of the most important partners as a lot of british people will probably see him as a friend and that has earned her a lot of criticism. so at the moment the in the goes, the relations with the european union are really not that they're best. they're