u. k is set to be affected by a workers strike over the busy christmas period. the board of force of several major ports including london, heathrow, and gas wick. and in manchester we'll walk off the job from december 23rd. the officers on strike will be those checking passports, but people arriving in the u. k. rail and road strikes also to be expected, are expected to be announced soon, for brennan has more from london. it's certainly gonna jeopardize the get away plans for huck. well, hundreds of thousands of people because of the width and breadth of the strike action that the p. c. s. union are planning. these are border force workers. they're employed by the home office that public sector workers working at airports and the dates that we're talking about up essentially the peak times that people will be wanting to either get away for a bit of winter sun or perhaps return home to their home countries to see their families after having spent time working here in the u. k. the data from the december 23rd all the way through to new year's eve. we're talking ab

u. k. set to give police more power to cracked on, on, on authorized protest. well, this also didn't, i sat down with all the police chase to make it clear that they have my full support in acting decisively to clamp down on illegal protests. it is completely unacceptable. the ordinary members of the public are having their lives disrupted by a selfish minority law, comes out. western politicians have been came to support to anti government protest elsewhere in the world. frances, present mac ron has branded protests in a run. a revolution. canada's prime minister has said that every one in china should be allowed to protest and express themselves alike. canadians were closely watching the demonstrations against beijing's 0 coven policy. the british pierre meanwhile, has also expressed support for chinese protestors, but received online backlash over his backing of a domestic tract on, on the same type of rallies in the u. k. this is a mighty display of blatant hypocrisy. keep going, sir. 2 days ago, she was defending the right of chinese people to protest and

u. k are set to fall below freezing. i come to the time when energy prices are high. charities and community groups are responding with the creation of so called warm banks. there spaces where people can go to avoid the cold if they can't afford to heat their homes. need barker traveled to oxfordshire, where volunteers are helping vulnerable people. rural england on the coldest day of the year. so far. picture perfect villages. but for some increasingly rustic living standards, hey, saint mary's church is opening its doors every week during winter, for those seeking warmth, comfort, and company, and i'm certain times everybody's affected. we had it so easy to may. you know, you've turned the tap has been hot water. i'm have money to pay a bill, so many term heating on. there's only been very, very lucky in this country. very lucky and we always rate how brothers. now, we need the help across the country, thousands of public buildings are being turned into so called warm banks, where people can go to heat up for free, esp

u. k. is set to be affected by a worker strike over the busy christmas period. the board of force at several major airports including london heathrow, and manchester will walk off the job from december 23. the officers on strike will be those checking passports upon arrival, rail and road workers are also expected to be on strike over the festive season. china says it's rolling back key parts of it. strict 0 covered policy falling. widespread protests is a major reversal in a country that is impose some of the toughest, angelic measures in the world. carla reports. throughout the pandemic, china's population has faced some of the toughest restrictions in the world. but now just weeks after president g re committed to the 0 cove, it policy has been a dramatic shift. china is announced, it's loosening the rules, p c r testing is to be reduced. those infected will isolated home rather than at state facilities. and they'll be more freedom to travel. the bin daughters jeebies ish other to the further deepening of the understanding of the virus and the disease, the re

u. k. a set to be affected by workers strike over the busy christmas period. the board, a force of several major airports including heathrow and goswick will walk off the job from december 23rd and china as president cheese in pig was arrived at saudi arabia for a 3 day visit. he was welcome to react by king solomon who wants to deepen relations. china is the gulf nation's largest trading partner with goods worth $87300000000.00 exchange. last here, china says that it's loosening it's 0 cobit policy. people who are asymptomatic or showing mild symptoms will be allowed to isolate at home. the government's also reducing mandatory testing requirements. the move comes off to widespread protests against lock downs, a mass testing. it's a major reversal in a country that imposed some of the toughest pandemic measures in the world. the beam to see these issues, the further deepening of the understanding of virus and the disease. the reduction of the risk of the disease efficient supply of vaccines and medicine, and the improvement of emergency response and treatment

u. k. government is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the u. k. a demanding pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the december holiday period. postal worker strikes have been ongoing and will continue for 2 days this week as well as the 2 days before christmas. workers with the r m. t union, which include train drivers and cleaners will be on strike nearly every day from to some of the 13th until the 27th, severely affecting christmas travel plans. also affecting holiday travel as a walk up by board of force employees at major airports including heathrow and gatwick. airport staff will strike over an 8 day period starting on december the 23rd, a nurses and ambulance drivers bell stage, their walk outs on december the 15th 20th, 21st and 28th. jan hall is in london and he says this period of strikes will affect all aspect of life in the u. k. rolling sequence of public sector strikes a real season of disruption looming here. some are already underway, oth

u. k. as already set up a training program for ukrainian judges to conduct trials on alleged war crimes. moscow say the us and in europe in our lives, have no legitimacy to prosecute russia over its actions in ukraine. moscow was also accused the west of turning a blind eye to key of military atrocities, including the deadly shilling of civilians. in dumbass, ukraine's forces are also stepping up. they're cracked down on a ledge, traitors and collaborators. britton's guy, news outlets has as a report about civilians being at risk on territories, we captured by ukraine and some local say, key of can persecute anyone accused of supporting russia. most of the refugees we meet are reluctant to show their faces scared of what they've heard about the hunt for collaborators in areas we captured by ukraine. to put up a diet to cover that, people go missing. they say that the taxi drivers who were taking people to the russian border were killed. and many people who were cooperating, who went to work for the administration. they were all in present, which is independent journalist. look with a says that

u. k is reportedly set to provide another 250000000 pounds worth of men she ate, and keith ortiz marine across the river reports. while more and more prominent figures i encourage, and peace talks between russia, ukraine, the west, is trying to make sure things stay as they are. we must be clear that any unilateral call for a cease fire by russia is completely meaningless. in the current context. i think it would be a false call. we have no illusions that to a 2 piece negotiation. that would be possible in the immediate future. it's our job to continue to sustain our military support to ukraine. so they are in the best possible position on the battlefield. so that if in when diplomacy is ripe, they will be in the best possible position at the negotiating table. that moment is not right now. of course, it's not now that send ukraine a few more $1000000000.00. sell some more weapons, tried to ostracize rush a little bit more. and who cares how many more people lose their lives? well, this time, it was former us secretary of state, henry kissinger, who spoke in favor of peace talks. the ti

u. k. government is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for wave of strikes. workers across the united kingdom are demanding pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. the disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the december holiday period. to peru, where the new president will ask congress to bring elections forward to april 2024, following violent demonstrations to people who have been killed in protest money. the release of the ousted former president petro castillo, and china says it will scrap a cove at 19 travel tracking app on tuesday. the decision comes has begun, continues to relax its strict pandemic rules. those are headlines, talked to al jazeera is coming right up life on counting the cost, the russia, oil price count. we look at the impact on russia, the global oil market. so africa is in the great, at the political crisis. how will it affect the economy? certain cultivation is big business in india, but how much is it costing the environment? counting the cost on al, just there. with zappa each year. following the shelling of th

u. k. the 1st country to set legally binding carbon targets. friends of the earth was instrumental in getting the act passed in 2008 katie to cower is that in house lawyer? the climate change act is such a i nearing piece of legislation, it's usually exciting is the 1st time a case site. this has come before a court and it has the opportunity to actually set a precedent. france of the art is represented in court by david wolf, casey. this is the u. k. a bit of something which is absolutely enormous. what's really at stake here is whether the government in this country and elsewhere around the world actually takes the action that needs to be taken. now to tackle climate change, we talk about met 02050, but to bring about met 0 in 2050 things have to have a mouth that the hearing last 2 days. it could be months before the judge reaches his decision. ah, cases and wait, citizens home, those in power to account and becoming more common as the climate crisis worsens. and increasingly, out of his frustrated by political and corporate inaction, attorney to the colds to force change by using existing

u. k. how's agree to deal with the u. s. to double liquefied natural gas exports to burson with the nations prime minister, setting the goal of lowering prices. together the u. k. and us will insure the global price of energy and the security of all national supply can never again be manipulated by the whims of a failing regime. the partnership will bring down prices for british consumers and help in europe's dependence on russian energy wants and full. this by the 10th report, so the u. k and europe will be facing major challenges to stay warm. the international energy agency said that europe is only safe this year, and last summer, rush and gas helped replenish reserves. meanwhile, us exports of l. n. g, a priced up to 4 times higher than the domestic market. energy expos points out the u. k. u. s. deal, it will not solve the crisis. it is a strategy that is at best short sighted and at worst will only further enrich the oil and gas industry at the expense of everyone else. the u. k. if dependance on russian energy exposure has been comparatively low. last year, just 4 percent of gas was imported. the major portion of the u

u. k . government is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the pay de monte pay rises to keep up with the soaring cost of living. the disruption is expected to affect several sectors over the december holiday period. at postal worker strikes have been ongoing and will continue for 2 days this week as well as the 2 days before christmas. workers with the r m t union, which includes train drivers and cleaners, and will be on strike nearly every day from december, the 13th until december, the 27th severely affecting christmas travel plans. also affecting holiday travel, a walk out by board of force employees at major airports including heathrow and gatwick. airport staff will strike over an 8 day period and that starts on december . the 23rd well nurse is an ambulance drivers will stage their walk out on december the 15th, the 20th, the 21st and 28th is a lot going on at jonah holl joins us now from london. and janet is give us more of a sense of the extent of disruption expected. and what is all about absolutely. as you say, a r

u. k . government is set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss contingency plans for a wave of strikes. workers across the united kingdom are demanding payroll is to keep up with the soaring cost of living, with russian expected to affect several sectors over the december holiday period. but more than 100 form of football players will return to the pitch. the few for legends cup in doha went to colors adobe. that was gay and marco matters. he conducted the drawer for the 8 teams who will compete to the 2 day tournament. it'll take place the days leading up to the final of the cutter, woke up the legends world kept away far incredible legends with vol champions, with players who have written the history of her football, the history of the world. because we know football is the most important thing in the world. so it's the history of the world that these guys have written. they have made us fall in love, hundreds and hundreds of times with the game. all right, let's get the very latest out of there are now can head to seek work if we're a report a bit toward gate based. anybody victoria

they unravel a right wing plot to i was for the government and we visit the so called one bank set up by u. k. charities to help the vulnerable whether rocketing energy prices. ah, is a look at the international weather thanks so much for stopping by so still cool air toward the se, mixed them with some showers, but your fortunes will be changing the same time or dialing. temperature is up for western australia. look at marble bar 46 degrees past few days. the temperature has been above 45, and certainly we could hit a 48 degrees by the way, painted the colors on dark with the red, the higher the temperature. see those high temperature through the outback and things are starting to bounce back toward the southeast by the tail end of the weekend. other side of the tasman right now we got this system winding up so it's throwing rain and wind mostly to the south island on friday and for the south pacific right now it's our usual scattering of showers in storms in the sewn next stop indonesia wave of rain is going to brush up against what's java province. so some big downpours and forecasts there

well, we saw a shift from well center left to the right around brack sets in the u. k. that really became a flash point. that the right and i'm curious pull. we had rhetoric then from bias john from about essentially making britain grace again. if we want to use that phrase, is this about trying to distance itself from the values of the european project as we've been talking about? i think the really interesting question. i mean, you know, some are somebody who kind of use aspects and elements of a populist style of politics with it as well noted on and something that was borrowing. i think it's just about the kind of the previous disappoint as well, around one as well. i think we kind of, as i'm really we need to be careful about kind of taking on those kind of binders between what culture, both of the anti will show to be honest. i think most people don't live in that kind of reality. i think doug identified with either kind of a category most people moderated. i have those rise division the fall right on the other hand, really likes to play on that sense. but there's

we visit a so called warm bank set up by u. k. charities to help the vulnerable cope with rocketing energy prices. and we're also madagascar where the drought thrilled migrant crisis is threatening fish stocks and the ocean fine. ah ah, here's your weather in a minute 15. this is the edition for the americas. great to see you still breezy through the great lakes. we've got a shield of snow across the midwest, but for chicago, i think it's going to be a bit of a rain snow mix. nothing major there. briefly through the northeast in that rain starts to push away from halifax gutter next, whether maker in the pacific that's going to slam into the west coast of the us over the course of the weekend. so it means another saki weekend for northern california. ahead of it. gloomy conditions, s f, with the high of 13 degrees. now for the u. s. gulf states the southeast got this rain running across northern georgia. as we looked toward tennessee as well. it's where a cool and warm air colliding can really see the difference between the carol

different were every other nation on earth because there are 2 such rules or to set a rule for the what western power to u. s. u. k. a bred in germany, of the nato nations, and then there's a set of rules for everybody else. so in considering what it's been the cover up, right, what can we read into this award? i mean, the considering the o, p. c, w cover up scandal and frances attack on syria back in 2018. following the incident . i think this will go to the prisoners. oh, but sure. i wasn't statement what he said back is legion. warner warden 2018 lisa that he will not accept an award from a quote unquote slavery nation as france has been thrones. colonial history have you looked at what france has done to haiti if you look at what francis done to his african compo former colonial holding onto the south, east asian holdings. even the war in vietnam. are frances, not really in a position to be honoring anybody until they are willing to pay reparations to those nations. and that they have destroyed through colonialism and mercantilism. and think that the remainder of the world is not part of the cool kids club of

we visit a so called warm bank set up across the u. k, to take the edge off the cost of living crisis and counting down to the well cup quarter finals be no messy and looks to end dutch dreams as argentina care up for big tests against the netherlands. ah, american basketball star, brittany griner is expected to land in the us shortly after being released from a russian prison greiner, who had been detained since february, was free as part of a prisoner swap. a white house correspondent, kimberly. how could reports? president biden announced the news in a tweet, releasing a photo of himself, vice president comma la harris and brittany grinders wife sharelle, speaking to the basketball star. as she flew back to the united states, he said, he's on a plane. she's on her way home. after once been unjustly detained and russia grant was arrested in february at moscow airport for drug possession and smuggling after authority found trace amounts of cannabis oil in her luggage. she was convicted in august and sentence to 9 years of hard labor in

severance pay when he left the old navy, i think it was something like 7400 pounds to set up a projects around the u. k. i think there were 21 in total to start with the ideas shown and it involves many young people as possible in doing constructive things and not just trying to use the money for their own enjoyment to want to reduce. he was really there looking out for young people in particular, disadvantage young people who perhaps because of their circumstances didn't have access to education or training. the self confident you'd often restrained prince often flummoxed people. while much by the press he engaged with common folks and ignored his critics as best he. he's been poking fun at his own image. ah, he has perhaps an unfair reputation as being rather old fashioned and formal vaccine flesh. he's a very engaging, charismatic person with a great sense of humor. as he demonstration while playing the weather man on a visit, the baby see in the west reynold lightroom touches the with maybe a few dryer in to lose over dumfries house in asha aha tori snow for the high ground of the highlands and evi

reports that they will be a, a hearing to determine the possibility of, of setting this on to the court of appeal within the u. k. in january. and then even if the road runs out in terms of appeals within the u. k, there's also the possibility that it could go to the european court of human rights in strasburg as well. and that's where this becomes even more potentially controversial because the european court of human rights has the power to rule government policy unlawful. and so even if there were the kind of legislation that wishes to knock, the prime minister was talking about last week, new legislation to make it clear that mo asylum seeker, coming through what is determined not to be a legal and safe route into the u. k. will be allowed to settle here, that could be overturned by the european court of human rights as things stand. so will, and the prime minister has said all options are on the table. those been a bit more reluctant, and some of his empties to do this. will that mean that the u. k. might consider pulling out of the convention out of the court altogether, which would have all sorts of other

u. k. court rules that plans to send asylum seekers. trolanda are legal. people set for deportation must have their cases reconsidered. ah, and argentinians gearing up to welcome home their team after a nail biting world cup with ah, yes, congressional panel investigating last year's attack on the u. s. capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against former president donald trump. the unprecedented move follows an exhaustive 18 month investigation into his role in the january 2nd riot trumped, announced the charges as fake and said it was an attempt to block his white house run in 2024. my cana reports from washington dc. without objects, it was the committees 11th and final public hearing tension. to summarize, the report that we made public on wednesday best and to highlighted belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time, can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is on fit for any office. a video presentation 3rd, as a reminder of the event

u. k. court rules, appliances and asylum seekers to wander on legal, but people set for deportation must have their cases we considered and safeguarding the planets. biodiversity. a landmark agreements is reached by almost 200 of the world. governments. ah, the congressional paddle investigating january 6th 2021 attack on the us capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against donald trump . unprecedented move for as an exhaustive 18 month investigation and the former president's role in the riot charges include conspiracy to defraud the united states and insurrection. in addition to being unlawful, as described in our report, this was an utter moral failure. and a clear dereliction of duty. evidence of this can be seen in the testimony of president trump's own white house council and several other white house witnesses. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is unfit for any office. on mike allen joins us now live from washington, d. c. mike, talk us through these recommen

u. k. court rules that plans to sent asylum seekers to lawanda are legal, but people set for deportation must have their cases reconsidered. ah indulgent indians garrett to welcome home that team after nail biting fifo world cup waiting. ah, welcome to the program, the u. s. congressional panel investigating last year's attack called the u. s. capital has called on the justice department to bring criminal charges against former president donald trump. trump denounced the charges as fake and said it was an attempt to block his white house run in 2024. mike, hannah reports now from washington, dc without objects it was for committees, the 11th and final public hearing. she already intention to summarize that whole report that will be made public on wednesday best. and to highlight his belief that the former president's actions were criminal. no man who would behave that way at that moment in time can ever serve in any position of authority in our nation. again. he is unfit for any office of video press station served as a reminder of the events on january, the 6th 2021. and further extract

before a court and it has the opportunity to actually set a precedent. france of the art as represented in coat by david wolf, casey. this is the u. k. a bit of something which is absolutely enormous. what's really at stake here is whether the government in this country and elsewhere around the world actually takes the action that needs to be taken. now to tackle climate change, we talk about met 02050, but to bring about met 0 in 2050 things have to happen now. that the hearing last 2 days, it could be months before the judge reaches his decision. ah, cases and wait, citizens home, those in power to account and becoming more common as the climate crisis worsens. and increasingly out of his frustrated by political and corporate inaction, attorney to the colds to force change. by using existing laws in novel ways to compel the worst polluters to reduce emissions. it's an idea that took off here in the netherlands. i come to amsterdam to meet marianne min asthmatic. she runs the agenda foundation, which aims to help the transition to a sustainable society. this is, this is there you go and professor the couple here. yeah. okay. for li

u. k. again, on strike this month, unions calling for pay rises as people struggled to cope with inflation. security workers are set to stage a 48 hour stoppage. all postal and health workers are expected to strike later in december. the british rail work as it has rejected an offer from trained company representatives and called for an urgent meeting on monday to avoid disrupting transport over the festive season on a sob as national lead officer at unite, which is the biggest union in the u. k. it says workers have no choice but to strike because of the rising costs in the country. the people who are taking strong have been born actually and very, ah, as well. we have members who are sleeping in cars because they call it the pixel. got to work, we have member who i haven't been on i'm going to say members, i'm in nursing looking at hospitals, having to rely on the realities that they might be the result of a cost of living crisis where workers comp, make me richer while companies are still making huge profits and this is in the 6th richest country in the world, workers to walk action lightly. they do not have any