u. s. system. there's also the u. k. system m l r s model are all and rocket system already in ukraine and also a german system. 3 of each. so this type of weapon system, there's some more, not as many as ukraine would like, but obviously enough to make a difference. now with there are claims and county claims key of says high maza calling real damage on russian forces. moscow claims it's military. is it drawing them? what can you tell us about what's really going on? is it possible to get a clear picture about that? well, a clear picture is very limited under these circumstances, but when we look at the maps which are published, ok, we don't know about the details are correct. but published, met, say that the russian artillery attacks have gone down since the high mars have been deployed that last week for last 2 weeks. so there seems to be an effect to which is measurable. we can only listen to what ukraine says, and quite obviously we've seen pictures of ammunition dumps of a russian forces which have been hit. so this

u. k. we don't have a presidential system, but as johnson appears to be trying to model himself on a kind of presidential system, but that simply is not the way it's done. and so it did. the options are limited. there is moved by back benches to have a new change in the rules of when they can launch another no confidence vote. a could come as early as next week. it could come even earlier if the existing committee that's responsible for those no confidence folks decides to have it. but at the moment in the immediate future that, that, that the casting around for ways to try to dig out a prime minister who's digging in al jazeera, paul brennan reporting lives from danny street in central london for the moment. paul, many thanks. foreign ministers for the world's leading economy is a gathering it indonesia for talks under the shadow of the war and ukraine. for some of them. the g. 20 meeting will be their 1st encounter with moscow's foreign minister since rushes invasion. now to 0, rob mcbride reports now from the island of bali holding the presidency of the g. 20 indonesia, as president joker

u. k is in easter stuff like this. so therefore, it doesn't usually make these things the air condition unit standard on, on buildings. they've got their systems like the railway network, which hasn't been built for these sorts of temperatures in a warming world or a climate change reality. then the u. k. has his work cut out to try and either retrofits complex infrastructure systems to try and cope with the new reality is going to have to try and for future proof new systems as well. that's gotta be expensive. maria put her back on, get back in the chaise. many thanks for each of their life was in london, hyde park. that's the story of the u. k. across the channel in paris, temperatures are now well into the 30s in touch of butler is there. rather on surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the eiffel tower record breaking temperatures expected in many parts of france, including in the north, in brittany and area that is no usually for it's very cool climate. now the french government have put several regions on red alert, so they have advise people to be extremely vigilant. they rolled out their heat, wave emergency p

u. k. it's why the, the transport system is, is struggling in these temperatures because you build these kinds of things. you build these systems with certain redundancies, but those redundancies once they get beyond certain parameters get very, very expensive. so, dealing with extreme temperatures was not something that the u. k rel, network network was, was meant for the country has a big job on its hand. if it is going to a retrofit things that or exist and be future proof, things that are being built. now, to make sure that in a warming world, in a, in, in a climate that is heating up in the u. k, which isn't used to it. but you need to be able to make sure that things can stand the test of time. and at the moment, but so it's even like i can't or i, i know it's effortless for you already, but stay as cool as you can. thank you. that's the story in the u. k. across the channel in paris, temperatures are now well into the thirty's natasha butler is there. rather on surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the eiffel tower. record breaking temperatures expected in man

u. k, we don't have the kind of presidential system that they have in america. individual members of parliament already elected on the const to see basis. and they represent that constituency, when they come to parliament, that the party with the biggest number of employees then gets the form of government and they get to choose which of them will be prime minister. so the mandate doesn't come from the people. it comes from the party and the fact is the forest johnson. i've lost the party and there was some opinion polls to say he'd lost the country as well. but it's not necessary for them. having changed, prime minister tracks to go back to the country because the mandate comes from the parliamentary party. paul, for the moment of any thanks to day don't 0, paul, brenda reporting live there from downing street. as you saw, moments ago, boris johnston been stepping down as the you case. prime minister at us out was here as jonah hall explains now, he often made divisive, uncontroversial decisions during his time in that talk job, not vote bras. he led his party

u. k and they're, they're kind of panic about what it's going to be going through the next couple of days. think, well, what's all the fuss about but, you know, systems in countries like the u. k. was all around the world are built basically for the conditions that they expect. and if the conditions go beyond those that they expect, then you get into trouble and i can speak someone who's well placed, the author, some questions on this now. so be college, who's an engineer or a member of the, the, the board of resilience of the institution of civil engineers. why is it that the u . k finds the source of temperature is difficult to that and the transport network is all by shutting down. yes, thanks. thanks for having me. the you need to think that the infrastructure in the u. k was largely billed flying in the last century and therefore it was not designed for this kind of temperature. so there's an element of lack of preparedness and lack of measures being designed into infrastructure to make them more resilient. however, unfortunately this extreme temperatures and heat waves are here to stay in the future. they will become more frequent, more severe,

u. k. a public violet also seeing some white where the little system just rolling around here. but not too far from errors of high pressure, so it's relatively weak. we have got to rob more active system making its way further eastwards. and that's bringing some lively showers in around the baltic states easing further east with see some showers. they're just coming into crime running down towards the, the black sea over the next day or so. it's trying desperately to break the heat temperatures in warsaw around 10 degrees down yesterday's values at around 25 celsius by a sunday afternoon that we'll see similar values as we go on 3 monday. perhaps the heat returning a little. it's a, some parts a shower, a little more widespread, some lively ones. they're just coming in across eobs. no to see a wet to well actual scandinavia sadie, broken 3 eat here. we getting into the twenty's quite comfortably. recently. 19 celsius, therefore all slow, but for many there will be some pleasant sunshine, hottest of which will be across some parts of your port sunshine to into northern areas of

system. for example, when it's now clear that actually breaks it is a problem for the u. k. economy and actually cost the richest taxpayer money, at least the short and median term. in the end, it was the lies. it was the lies over the party gave the photos that had emerged that showed voice. johnson and colleagues in downing street drinking while other british people, most of britain was complying with a very severe lock dine. but he and others in downing street were not, and he was fined in the end. and those lies accumulated. they ended up and in the end, conservative party members, the m p. 's decided that he wasn't going to be the vote winner. that he once was. and they decided to get rid of him. turn out to the latest in ukraine with the war. in its 5th month, president vladimir putin has told leaders of russia's parliament, which prudence party controls. this is just the beginning. meanwhile, the cranes forces claim to have recaptured snake island in the black sea and raised the national flag. russia says it retaliated with missile strikes on that outpost. the blue an

system. for example, when it's now clear that actually breaks it is a problem for the u. k. economy and actually cost the british taxpayer money, at least in the short and medium term. in the end, it was the lies. it was the lies over the party gave the photos that had emerged that showed boys, johnson and colleagues in downing street drinking while other british people, most of britain was complying with a very severe lock dine. but he and others in downing street were not, and he was fined in the end. and those lies accumulated. they added up. and in the end, conservative party members, the m p. 's decided that he wasn't going to be the vote winner. that he once was. and they decided to get rid of him quick look at some more stories making news around the world. japan's former prime minister sions, robbie has been shot at a campaign event in nora city in western japan. far you save condition is unknown, transform broadcast to reports that a man has been taken into custody. the g 20 summit has opened in indonesia, where foreign ministers are set to confront multiple crises,

morning by constitutional experts and by governmental experts, we don't have a presidential system here in the u. k. the vote was not for bought us johnson the person. it's not like america where you vote for donald trump or joe biden, it's not like that here. you the vote on a constituency basis for an individual constituency, m p. that m p. then comes to parliament. those, the party that has the biggest number of empties in parliament then get to select from the number a prime minister to leave the country. the mandate is not from the country. the mandate is from the biggest party in parliament. and in this case that the conservative party, so bar johnson to claim that 14000000 people voted for me. and therefore i have a mandate to continue on as prime minister. it's frankly, it's false. it's the only full said that he's been found out to have that. ok, paul will let you go for now. thank you so much, paul brennan, reporting from london. so if for as johnson does resign, that it won't be an election, but an internal party vote that decides britain's next prime minister. conservative m p 's can pu

u. k, the temperature doesn't often get this hot summer temperatures, mostly hover around 202122 degrees centigrade. the, the rail systems are not built or with the kind of redundancy that you would need to have in place to cope with soaring temperatures. so i was speaking to an engineer earlier on a guest on the, on the program in the, in the last hour. it was saying that the country has a big task ahead of itself because lots of the infrastructure here was built in the last century or, or, or even the century before that. so retro fitting it to cope with a warming world is going to be very expensive. building new systems, new rail networks, et cetera, et cetera that are, are going to have to anticipate even higher temperatures is also going to be expensive. it's a kind of thing though, that the u. k is going to have to tackle if it, if it's got a deal with her or a world in which the temperature is creeping up and up and up. laurie for now. thank you very much. it is rory challenge talking to us from london as far as vernon, france, and spain, german farmers on alina bell, ball cold climate change, the world's biggest

u. k. and britons, in general, on really adapted to this kind of weather transport system is under, is under q strain and trains having to slow down. many tracks have been buckling under the heat and the health services under pressure as well. a lot of the hospitals built in the 19 sixty's or beforehand simply being too hot to allow some operations to take place. there are warnings for people in vulnerable groups, elderly people, young children, those way. those who are already sick, more susceptible to dehydration, heated source to heat stroke of the world health organization has said people should try and spend an hour or 2 a day in air conditioning. that's really not possible for everyone movement to some of the horror housing estates in this barra today, where people just don't have access to anywhere to cool down the large part of western europe a scorching heat way, reco, temperatures and raging was a risking lives and threatening homes, spain is one of the worst hit countries firefighters are battling dozens of glazes, which are false, thousands of people to flee their homes. famous r

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 preserve the freedoms and rights awarded

u. k. returned hong kong to china and his speech he defended the one country to systems model for the city. recently, beijing has been criticized for eroding many of hong kong, political and civic freedoms. freshman or she has those stories and more coming up next in d. w who's asia, i'm claire richardson in berlin for me in the team working behind the scenes. thanks much for watching. ah, ah ah, ah ah. with ah, with go india sanctuary or the ganges in india, a river as revered as it is looted? enough is enough. it's a job for the plastic fisher. their trash beings are the real deal. can they stop the flow of garbage, ego, india? in 60 minutes on d, w, american home, any portion of lunch, i'll throw it out in the world right now. climate change, if any story, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with his subscriber all morning with leonardo da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece and the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of th

u. k. up on the implemented more the promote the system, you know, calling the axis. so you was a very complicated question to answer. but at the end of the day, we all wanted the united kingdom, the governments to be sure to do, to secure more mckenneth them to monitor the implementation of one country to system and the international treaty. very lastly, what future, if any, is the full pro democracy organizes activists like yourself? the short term future is green. we. we have a new chief executive that is really a whole style. draconian was democracy movement. many democratic campaigners are in jo, political gonna say sions are forced to dispense, but i think the long term future china would also face crisis and difficulty says, i don't think retiring system can sustain so that that's the hope in the long term future. next on hong kong pro democracy activists. nathan law speaking to us from london. thank you. thank you. the taliban supreme leader has led a meeting of thousands of religious scholars, clerics and tribal elders in afghanistan as the 1st gathering of t

u. k. have done is a single out, you know, a dozen or so top leaders. but as the system that allows these, that the top generals to commit, you know, to as long seem ease of atrocities and not just execution of for dissidence, but inc, genocide and crimes against humanity. in many cases, war war crimes. they, the west has allowed the system to continue to operate, you know, also alia, and says, sitting over with the burmese defense ministry officials at different meetings and so has japan. and so i think the system need to be talking and not just a few bad apples at the top, but the whole organization. thank you so much for exploring. those are clearly masonic inland. thank you. you're watching that. i still to come a paypal apology for the evil committed by the catholic church against canadas. indigenous people. ghastly, performed them in to the leader. i am sorry. i asked forgiveness. ah. first of the ukrainian military says it's preparing a counter offensive in the southern hass on region now occupied by brushing forces present the landscape has said these country wil

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adopt as quickly as possible polaris al jazeera london. now as he mentioned earlier, at large areas of europe, a burning as the continent swell says in a heat, wave firefighters in western spain of battling forest fires that are threatening lives and homes in north west. the moral province. dozens of villages have been evacuated. at least 2 people have died said miss robbie has more from to borrow the sound of salvation in the skies over north west spain. right now every drop of water math from these hill tops it is clear. the situation below is dark. on the ground, things are much worse. tabatha is on fire. panic residents look for any help they can find. as the flames near, ah, with these wildfires comes chaos, desperation. the animals she says are still inside the ship. i'm trying to save their homes, their livestock, their liveliho

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . polaris al jazeera london, still ahead on al jazeera, why green exports are on the agenda. one rushes vladimir putin met iranian, and turkish leaders, and just 3 left in the race to become the u. k. next, prime minister as well as leader of the british conservative party. ah hello, we got some quiet weather now, just clearing away from eastern parts of canada, east in areas of the u. s. as this weather system just pushes out into the open waters, is the next one that's going to be more lively storms just around the canadian prairies, easing over towards the upper midwest further south, like the heat still in place. 43 celsius. therefore dallas it cools off, should we say less hot? 38 degrees still plenty hot enough then as we go on through thursday. but there's that plume of heat right across central part

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . poll reese, al jazeera, london firefighters in western spain, a baffling forest fires threatening lives in the homes and northwestern some mortal province. dozens of villages have been evacuated, and at least 2 people have died. same best harvey has more from tba the sound of salvation in the sky over north west spain. right now every drop of water math from these hilltops, it is clear. the situation below is dark. on the ground, things are much worse. tabatha is on fire. panic residents look for any help they can find. as the flames near with these wildfires comes chaos. desperation the animals she says are still inside the ship. i'm trying to sell their homes, their livestock, their livelihoods, every 2nd campus. in the town of tomorrow's a key strategic location. the command and control center based he

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wild fires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london, ah, russian president vladimir putin has been in terran, on a rare trip abroad for summit on syria, with 2 of his remaining allies. after talks with iran's president abraham racy and turkeys leader, richard tab, edwin. the 3 countries bowed to keep cooperating to quote, eliminate terrorists. earlier turkey had urged iran and russia to support its fight against the syrian kurdish y p g militia, whose in also discussed a un back proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain in the black sea to help ease the global food process. he says there's been progress in negotiations, thanks to turkey's mediation efforts. if you have a problem that is though, if it was, you know, i want to thank you for your efforts in mediation providing a forum for negotiation on foot problems on the p

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london for areas north of the greek capital, athens had been evacuated as flames have swept across them. hundreds of people have been told to leave their homes because a large forest fire has been found by high winds. at least 15 aircraft and 9 helicopters are trying to put out the fires. thus everybody's got more from dorothy and greece. the town behind me is called draft me. it is home to about 3500 people. and as of a few hours ago this afternoon, the local officials have evacuated the entire population saying it is too dangerous for them to stay behind. as you can see, the fires that are really a gaining more momentum, as the winds are very strong in this area. this is a very mountainous area. we're about at 30 kilometers north east of the center of the capitol, athens. and sinc

u. k. republic. while it also seeing somewhat where the little system just rolling around here. but not too far from errors of high pressure, so it's relatively weak. we have got to rock more active system making his way further eastwards. and that's bringing some lively showers in around the baltic states easing further east with see some shower searches coming into crime running down towards the black sea over the next day or so. it's trying desperately to break the heat temperatures in warsaw around 10 degrees down. yesterday's values around 25 celsius by a sunday afternoon that we'll see a similar about this as we go on 3 monday. perhaps the heat returning a little. it's 8 and parts a show is a little more widespread. some live the ones that are just coming in across eobs now to see where to well, actual scandinavia 70 broken 3 eat here. we getting into the twenty's quite comfortably. recently, $900.00 celsius therefore are slow, but for many there will be some pleasant sunshine, hotties to which will be across southern parts of europe. hot sunshine to into northern areas of

system operators for gas. i would definitely recommend a reconsider stopping the interconnection so well the u. k. a knew you were one family pre brags it when push comes to shove, maybe the kind of access that goes with living under the same roof. isn't they given us a route for now? what have you up to this weekend? i hope you're having a good one. on pizza scott's on the back again in just over 30 minutes town with another one down of the weekly, hey, or nazi ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, a ah ah, ah, ah, church's goal was to preserve the british empire. the united states wanted an open world there, which american dollar could penetrate, which american trade would have access everywhere and to market and to labor add to resources around the globe. so they had very different kinds of conflict. the interest with john chill wound stolen of an impending attack on the ussr in the face of great danger. he seeks an alliance with russia. stalin doesn't reply. he doesn't trust churchill. with at 4 o'clock this morning, hitler attacked and invaded russia. suddenly, without declaration the war, without even an ult

u. k. during the winter, it's very blue. it's very windy if we go to a wind turbine based energy system. we're going to have a lot more generated in the winter than we need. and so we can capture that and store it from the form of hydrogen, and then keep it until the summer when we don't have any wind blowing and, but we still using energy, but you make was. so how is hydrogen used as a fuel where? well, james has a rather knotty way of demonstrating this with a toy car that looks about what that's about 20, you know what? he shows me how to produce hydrogen with many electrolytes. so we just wait a moment, we're going to generate some hydrogen. we're going to get build up an electric current passing through the water forms hydrogen bubble. now, some gas storage here that we didn't have before. so now i'm going to take my cable around here. and you can see now that the gases are flowing into the fuel cell and then that is going to allow us to generate electricity, which means the cargo that is absolutely better cause the principal to pose the fuel cell in james is toy car is the same whe

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u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wild fires to pressures on the transport system. and on the health of a population not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london heat alerts have been issued in more than 20 states in the u. s. affecting more than a 3rd of the country's population. when the 100000000 people have been urged to keep cool while fires in texas of forced hundreds to evacuate their homes, officials, they're expect the fires to continue growing because the high temperatures and dry conditions shall returns. he now joins us live from washington, d. c. it's an extraordinary number of people there, even the heat warnings or he conditions are we expecting things to get worse? why back to that several ways to look at that question. i think i've absolutely, we're expecting the climate to keep on reaching extremes as a result of the author and action on climate change, but in the short term. also, yes, we are seeing these warn

weather. spilling in across northwestern pass is where the system is area of low pressure that will run through or pushing across ireland sad, the u. k. bringing some color and some other when the time's wet weather in that will eventually spill its way. a little further east was still a high pressure across central and eastern parts, and still some heat around with whiny was the temperature around 27 south, still getting up to 31 in war. so, but you could see how those colors just drop off a touch as we go on into monday. that heat started to sink a little further south was lots of high temperature still across a good part of southern europe. but nowhere near the sort of values that we were looking at last week, those that are less hot weather up towards the northwest temperatures, getting up to around 26 celsius in london for saturday afternoon. cloud i'm rain started to push way through. welcome cloud and rain. i suspect some way to whether to just around poland, austria pushing down towards the outs, and that will continue to drive its way further east, which as we go through the next couple of days, more weather up towards the n

system operators for gas. i would definitely recommend they reconsider stopping the into connection so well the u. k. and you were one family pre brags it when push comes to shove, maybe the kind of access that goes with living under the same roof isn't given. the democratic republic of congo has reopened its borders with rwanda and burundi, easing diplomatic tensions in the region. the central african nation temporarily close this borders after a congress soldier was shot dead by rwandan police in a shootout. the congress city of goma vincent coincided with an escalation indifferent attentions between the neighbors, congo, accuses rwanda of supporting a militant group and $23.00. fighting in the east of the country, the leaders come from the same ethnic group as one does. the president and 33 is named after an agreement signed back in 2009. this saw them officially become part of the dfcs armed forces. however, in 2012, the group claim, the governments had violated that's agreements. unseat gomer, but was soon forced out by the candidates military. it has recently been classified as a terrorist orga

u. k. and also what donald trump did in the united states. it was very disdainful if you will, of the international system of other countries of global deals. and i think that's part of what made boris johnson such a unique and important force. i mean, you know, i just don't see many other personalities like johnson in the u. k. political. and we'll see what they, what they generate. but i think it's a tragedy to we have to realize that this is almost like an ex sony and tragedy of major personalities who are unable to bridge their, their ability to generate power, to focus that power on great purpose and have it reflected consistently in ways you know, with, with their, you know, domestic situation, you know, they both basically undid themselves in many ways. how do you think then, you and nato will be viewing this transition in light of the continuing war in ukraine. i can't speak to you later, but i think that you is going to look for a more stable potential. i won't call them partner with someone to deal with as they go deal with the ongoing issues and challenges between the european union of which great britain is no longer a part. but

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wildfires to pressures on the transport system and on the health of a population. not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london, while fires also burning across europe. as the continent struggles we've reco temperatures, firefighters in western spain are battling forest fires that are threatening lives and homes. in northwestern zamora province, dozens of villages been evacuated. at least 2 people have died. heat alerts have been issued in more than 20 states in the u. s. affecting on the 3rd of the countries population. while fires in texas are forced hundreds to evacuate the homes. officials expect the fires there to continue growing because of the high temperatures and dry conditions. and president vladimir putin says he's willing to facilitate ukrainian grain exports. if the remaining restrictions on russian grain lifted hootin is into her on for a summit with the leaders of iran in turkey, that m

u. k. and britons, in general, on really adapted to this kind of weather transport system is under, is under q strain and trains having to slow down. many tracks have been buckling under the heat. in fact, her power lines have come down or north of london causing a line to be close there with a, with a fire on the track. and the health services under pressure as well. even more pressure given that's been arising in covey cases, but a lot of the hospitals built in the 19 sixty's or beforehand simply being too hot to allow some operations to take place. there are warnings for people in vulnerable groups, elderly people, young children, those way, those who are already sick, more susceptible to dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke. now the world health organization has said people to try and spend an hour or 2 a day in air conditioning. that's really not possible for everyone group into some of the horror housing estates in this barra to day when people just don't have access to anywhere to cool down. at this time when the u. k. is by the measure of some met meteorologists among the top on

u. k. and britons, in general, on really adapted to this kind of weather transport system is under, is not a huge strain and trains having to slow down. many trucks have been buckling under the heat and the health services under pressure as well. a lot of the hospitals built in the 19 sixty's or beforehand simply being too hot to allow some operations to take place. there are warnings for people in vulnerable groups, elderly people, young children, those with those who are already sick, more susceptible to dehydration, heat exhaustion, heat stroke. now the world health organization has said people to try and spend an hour or 2 a day in air conditioning. that's really not possible for everyone. we've been to some of the horror housing estates in this barra to day where people just don't have access to anywhere to cool down the you case. and just hot by british stun does it's 37 degrees right now in london. 2 degrees hotter than it is in tow. ha! well, weather present, a car like hospital. i'm standing here in the depths of the san june's in cottage at the height of summer. there's nobody re

systems. now the funding has been allocated from britain's defense budget. we heard from a journalist, martin jane, who says the u. k. has been coming closer to direct involvement in the conflicts. britain is more and more about the war. i don't know how much longer this notion that is for it's a proxy war and we're not really involved anymore. their personal news now trained the soldiers, and i think that's even one more step closer to a situation where we can say person on the worst is a war with russia. and i think come, what we will see as we approach winter, we will see slow but sure, discontentment, british people towards the war, new trade, people will start social media to us more and more difficult questions so far, but why britain is involved, why is taking this active lead and once organ and military personnel and sri lanka have been deployed outside the prime minister's residence, submitted a wave of mass riots. that's as thousands of protesters stormed the homes of both the premier and the president. demonstrators have continued to occupy those residences, accusing the government of mismanaging the econ

they are trying to build literally a new system of international relations for from the point of view of from an gym on a point of view, either continental europe, u. k, or america. and the collective west as a whole, this is beyond, i'm not to my, this is the ultimate, but it's assumption that they will never happen. history. but, peter, this, this mindset when they call it american exceptionalism. but i mean, and it's eurocentric as well. and it's untenable, i mean, it's really amazing. you know, you look at europe right now because of what's going on, the ukraine. they have an energy crisis, possible food crisis. they are food bags here. and they still hold these ideas that they're the center of the world. go ahead peter. well they, in some ways they are still very, very relevant and very important. you know, we can discount the west when we're looking at the future of humanity at this point . the problem is that they're so short sighted take the case of biden, yet biden wants to weaken russia. he wants to punish russia. and in order to do so, he is effectively creating conditions in the u. s. and in much of the rest of the world that are going, e

they are trying to build literally a new system of international relations for from the point of view of from an gym on a point of view, either continental europe, u. k, or america. and the collective west as oh, this is beyond, i'm not to my, this is the ultimate assumption, but they will never happen. yeah. the history. well, but peter, this, this mindset when i call it american exceptionalism. but i mean, and it's eurocentric as well. and it's on tenable. i mean, it's really amazing. you know, you look at europe right now because of what's going on. the ukraine. they have an energy crisis, possible food crisis. they are food bags here, and they still hold these ideas that they're the center of the world. go ahead peter. well, they, in some ways they are still very, very relevant and very important. you know, we can discount the west when we're looking at the future of humanity at this point . the problem is that they're so short sighted take the case of biden, yet biden wants to weaken russia. he wants to punish russia. and in order to do so, he is effectively creating conditions in the u. s. and in much of the rest of the world that are going esp

u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wild fires to pressures on the transport system. and on the health of a population not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london, while advisor bonnie across europe was the continent, struggles with record temperatures, firefighters in western spain are battling forest fires that are threatening lives in the homes and northwestern's immortal province. dozens of villages have been evacuated and at least 2 people have died. heat alerts have been issued in more than 20 states in the us. more than a 100000000 people have been owed to keep cool. wildfires in texas a force hundreds to leave their homes. president vladimir putin says he's willing to allow shipments of ukrainian grain, but he says he'll only do it if restrictions on russian grain a lifted boot and held, talked earlier with leaders of iran and turkey. they were meant to focus on syria, but they were overshadowed by the effects of the war

u. k. is follow through. this remains to me and to many people is the tragic day. does nothing to celebrate the one country to system should be operated under the promise of democracy autonomy and freedom of are now a lot of our freedoms, like freedom of christ, free speech and freedom of assembly, exact tra, i've been deprived and many democratic campaign. as in joe and now. so is that tragic day that hong copy hope you a big sense of betrayal. the new chief executive strongly was a former policeman and the head of the current, the bureau. he was non korean lead, difficult to deal with. when i had encountering with him in 2016, 2017. when i was in the legislation, he was the and the secretary or the security bureau. he was the kind of person that he as long as you things like he has power. he doesn't answer. ready questions and doesn't want to be hope to check. so it is, well, we'll see about that when he received office. he will continue to push forward very heavy ended approaches to continue to correct how freedom and surprise the protest if you don't call this attendance the bay gene invasion propaganda. saying