u. k. thing owning the home is more important than getting married early retirement for the countries no exception. house prices have risen in many big western cities. fueled by a mix of low interest rates, land shortages and construction that cannot keep up with demand. for when the british government covert 19 support schemes such as the property tax holiday come to an end of the next few months, the bubble worn economists who 1st house prices now higher than they've ever been before. it's not a stable positions that we're now in, particularly given that the half of the holiday from stamp duty is time limited. people know when it's going to stop. so when it stops that may trigger quite a significant reaction, particularly as the economy. it's soft as well. the overheated markets also push prices well beyond the reach of many, especially 1st time buyers. for the past 20 years, prices of our pace, the rise in average earnings, despite the current surgeon sales, that just simply aren't enough. aff

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u. k. prime minister testifying over, among other things, the government's handling of the cove at 900 crisis and severe rain and flooding. still a threat of cycling, rips across eastern india. ah . so diplomatic efforts continue this wednesday as late as work to cement, to cease fire between israel and hamas. but in the region, this has been the flash point where people's attention has been focus the prospect of the forced eviction of 6 for palestinian families. this time it is, and so one in occupied east jerusalem protests broke out as an israeli court was expected to review and appeal of those orders. that hearing has however been postponed. remember there was a similar case in checked her off, just 5 minutes away. actually the sparks the recent violent escalation. so let's start with bill. how may she is in check it all in occupied easter isn't we did have the families from the silhouette neighborhood and some activists who just opted to quote rude. because postponement, i would rather say had come here to show solidarity to those who faced exactly the same issue. one of the reasons also

u. k. what they are doing is legal, right? correct. there is no evidence in dallas, and there are 2 of the things that then raises. one is whether the laws created by the politicians purpose, germany, u. k, front or the country. and secondly, whether the tax authorities but implement laws not implementing them robustly. and i think that's why it's very interesting now that we've got the biden harris touch proposals that have gone to the c date. jeremy's finance minister has supported those. i'm, for example, they would create a minimum corporation tax around the world of 21 percent. and they would also crucially take a business like amazon or not just tax it on profits because they very rarely declare profits. that's why there's also come out and gone. 028 percent cooperation tax for us. i'm happy with that with that because they really corporation factual profit. what, what the new 5 proposals, what do we say we start to tax business on sales as well as profit? yeah, i want to stick with this idea coming from the, by the ministration. this proposed. busy global minimum tax rate of 21 percent. i want you to take a

things tens of thousands died needlessly because the u. k. government handles the pen damage ah. the leader of her masters, political wing and gaza says a much larger conflict could break out in the future if the underlying issues between israel and palestinians are not resolved. here we have seen war also told journalists that offers from the us the fund rebuilding in gaza without benefiting how mass was nothing but a trick to divide palestinians. meanwhile, there's been more tension in occupied east jerusalem protests broke out outside and is really court hearing the case of 6 palestinian families under threat of being forcibly expelled from their homes in c one and america's top diplomat, anthony blinking has visited egypt and jordan the last stops on his tour to cement the cease fire between israel and hammer. well, gather is facing a massive rebuilding effort to have more than a 1000 homes were destroyed in the 11 day conflict. this is one of the hundreds of buildings which were damaged beyond repair and will have to be demolished. it sang to a meter into the ground after a

things are drying up. so similar story for the u. k, that's the head of the cold weather that's on the way the sunshine coming through and some warmth, london at 20 degrees for the south. it is a pretty clear picture, lots of sunshine for greece and for italy, and for spain we have the heat building, but a few showers across the southern coast. sponsor cut on airways, killing the debate. you don't receive the picture and amplify your voice. they're only given a certain narrative, the media will miss the true story, know topic it off the table. why in the world, what do we humanize an individual domestic care? this was an illegal occupation of a country. what they're doing is they're removing knowledge vision at the, the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera. ah, ah, the me, you without the ran and things out. the stories processed the broken out and occupied east jerusalem again after will as and israeli court is reviewing another case of forced evictions. 6 out of indian families are facing the decisi

u. k. is imperial college london has concluded climate change. the thank thing the mental well being of hundreds of millions of people around the world. there is a clear link, they say, between higher temperatures and increased rates of suicide and clear evans, climate disasters cause severe emotional hom, even people who are directly affected are showing signs of eco and zion. he mental distress because of climate change. dr. m. a lawrence's with imperial college london and lead that report. she joins us live from adelaide in australia. good to have you with us. so as we saw in our report that in somebody the, i guess we talk about fi clones and people being made homeless, some of the effects of climate change. while you can understand how that would impact one's mental health. but other things in the reform maybe a not so clear how does for example, changing temperature increase suicides? yes, thank you very much for having me festival. and as you say, there are the report outlines a number of ways that climate change impacts mental health and the link between

or johnson, former chief advisor brands name on fit for the job thing. tens of thousands that died needlessly because the u. k. government mishandled as a pandemic. and i'm devin ashley for the final between manchester and i had him via has gone into extra time with the score at one o last 9 minutes plus the growing pressure council to take your taxes now coming from an official partner of the games. ah, the leader of her masters, political wing and gaza says a much larger conflict could break out in the future if the underlying issues between israel and palestinians are not resolved. yet. he has seen war also told journalists that offers from the us to fund rebuilding and gaza without benefiting her math. was nothing but a trick to divide palestinians while there's be more tension in occupied east jerusalem protest broke out outside and is really court hearing the case of 6 palestinian families under threat of being forcibly expelled from their homes in c one and america's top diplomat hand to the blinking has visited egypt and jordan, the last stops on his tour to cement the cease fire between israel and ha

u. k has seen a pretty wet months and that rain is going to continue on tuesday, particularly in scotland and across the eastern areas of england. but things will dry up as we go into wet and stay and temperatures are gonna edge back up to where we expect them to be. scandinavia is also set to, he's really wet weather. we got that band moving up through sweden and norway, bringing wet and windy weather, and that'll also affect parts of is stony as well. now, spain has cleared out, we have quite a bit of wet weather there that moved across into italy and is now affecting parts of the balcony. as we go into wednesday, we could see some funder storms across romania as well. but for that sunny weather, we have to go to the south southern europe, seeing a lot of clear, fine weather greasing a lot of sunshine. 30 degrees in athens, similar story for turkey, and of course, the iberian peninsula. the rain has cleared, the sun has come through 26 in madrid, and by the time we get into a temperature will be picking up near the 30s with plenty of sunshine. the the world of high frequency share trading, exposed i had as engine that was basically tradi

u. k prime minister barak johnson has responded to dominant cummings and his ations in parliament handling this pandemic has been one of the most difficult things these countries had to do for a very long time. and none of the decisions have been easy to get into a lockdown is a chromatic thing for a country. to deal with dependent on this scale has been appallingly difficult. and we've, at every stage, i tried to minimize loss of life to save lives. and we've followed the best scientific advice that we, that we carry around the president is urging its supreme leader to allow more candidates in next month presidential election for great competition. has general honey says he's written a letter to i, it's a lie. com and i was the final say on state masses. ro, honey, criticize the decision by the election watchdog to reject several nominations. the council has approved 7 out of navy, 600 candidates, dealing with the husky ache. i wish the conditions were different and the guardian council would have allowed more candidates to be added. the nature of the election is competition. if you take this from the election, it becomes a body without life a

when don't at cummings opens his mouth and it's got things to say. british politics listens the system of select committees that we have in the u. k, which was set up by the before the prime minister is covered for margaret thatcher . it's a very effective way of politicians holding the government to account, especially when there is this large h u. c. majority i talked about and it's happening now because dominant cummings is a nightmare for a prime minister. he was the guy in the room where the big decisions, what happened, and he's angry and he doesn't care now how much trouble it causes it's for my boss . kevin crick is good to get your thoughts on this, and we appreciate you joining us and i'll just 0. thank you very much indeed. pleasure. up. while the philippines is marking for years since a large scale military operation against an armed group, the battle of natalie, so government forces fight. i still affiliated rebels for more than 5 months. the government says reconstruction projects in the city our own channel. the critics say much more can be done. and building reports from manila on me. 2327. seen a group of around $

things we think of as hot peppers. these days they aren't. i probably use the word f-u-c-k. i think i'm normal. nowadays what an anthropologist would call our pro fan is what we call, because language is what we call slurs. so the n-word is a classic example. but there are others referring to gay men or women. those are the words that occupy the slot that the grand old and creasal four-letter words back in the day once did. >> serious question, because the last couple times we had you on was obviously to talk about the deleterious effect our former president had on discourse and language in our country. by how much in your view over just the space of four years, did he normalize, i'm trying to think of all the words banned in my mother's household as a kid. most still hold up pretty well. how much did he normalize the words that would have been on a list ten years ago? >> to tell you the truth, i think he was a symptom. that he could sometimes on the record and then off the record, even more, shall we say, colorfully indulge in certain words. i think all of us are thinking

but there are a lot of people per thing that dominant cummings, of which there are many who will question his night is this streaming device is bigger here in the u. k is had a very public fallout with the prime minister. he's on the left government as well . that will be some who will say that this is a man who simply has an axe to grind. he has got revenge that he wants to take regardless of his credibility though, and with his most of the giving for making this testimony. he was a man who was at the top table when these decisions were being made. and his allegations are going to mean that they are serious questions facing the government . the government changed, talk at some stage and the back nation drive was a tremendous success. well, johnson be able to shake off this criticism better. i think people in the new k recognise as well, that the u. k. vaccination campaign have been a big success with gradually emerging from lockdown as well in stages. people clearly very happy about that and the conservative party or johnson party is doing very well in the polls. but the fact is that you will say, reported some 128000. and the last ones in this com

u. k to porto, for the champions league final and take over the streets of the old city. many more making the journey here than the official $6000.00 seats allocated to each team found things. we're just going to take a payment. we have to talk to a guy, a guy who was placed on the green list for trouble from england, made poor a last minute substitute for its done bull after turkey were given no go read status return. these funds were required to take a coven test just to get into the much as cases of the india varian doubled in the u. k. the decision by you for not to simply move the final to london as been criticized by supportive groups. and those worried by the leaders risk of travel to portugal, but it's been a lifeline. football's in restaurants stop the business for the past year. it's so different with so many more clients and all this do for you. we have to make sure we take advantage of today and tomorrow. of course there's always worry about the virus, but we're prepared and everything will be fine. for the players and coaches, the only focus is on the pitch that you're playing. that 1st champions league final, but i've read whole favorites after playing the mo

u. k. among the by successful back the initiative anywhere in the whoa. and so there was a sense in which things moved on and what was on the coming today isn't like from the mentally just that having that, that are cool. there are details on it coming testimony from ministers, evidence about inappropriate decision making. i was that were made or i don't indecisiveness that will not be comfortable watching for or don't team. so i don't think that will be in consequential, but it's not a bring down the government and the leg truly as if it's not going to bring down the government. could it damage the government in the next election, which is still one to 3 years away? yeah, the big event will be the public inquiring to take place. it's right next year. and obviously in that price that that will be a rigorous thing of all the evidence about what happened in the bumps. the panoramic boss many keep big as will be required to give evidence, not just dominant coming around to the best, the lessons learned that going back and be much more significant. i think shaping the public. you have how the govern

but things took a sudden turn when 2 english clubs qualified to play in the final. in fact, we couldn't reach the u. k prime minister and in the meantime, he played a lot of pressure on the issue. lebron james was the hero for that authentic lakers . they secured a playoff spot thanks to one of the golden state warriors. this year has seen the introduction of a play into an immense assault. the post season is finishing the 7th and tends to make conferences advance to a short competition. with the top 2 will have both the same as the tradition know. then the lakers made sure of one of those as well. so thanks to labranz, put the full foot free pointer $13100.00 belated. meanwhile, the major league baseball with a rear inside the park home run on wednesday. this is san diego, jacob cronan with these and hey, and usually the ball over the wall. but on this occasion that hit the wall was still able to round all the bases on his way to completing the home run for home of the season. the far drain, seizing the colorado rockies 7, nothing. baseball will return to the olympic games in tokyo for the 1st time s

u. k prime minister boss johnson has responded to dominant cummings accusations in parliament. the handling of this pandemic has been one of the most difficult things these countries have to do for a very long time. and none of the decisions have been easy to get into a lockdown is a chromatic thing for a country. to deal with dependent on this scale has been appallingly difficult. and we've, at every stage, i tried to minimize loss of life to save lives. and we've followed the best scientific advice that we, that we can john hall is live for us in london. so john, how damaging is cummings testimony to the prime minister? we don't know yet. we'll have to see how much of it beds in with the public. how long it occupies the airwaves, how much the public wants to hear at this moment, scrutiny of what happened at the beginning of last year, just as they are coming out of the pandemic on a wave of optimism and the vaccine program. 7 hours of testimony now from dominant cummings, extraordinary revelation upon revelation for the man who was bar is johnson's right hand, his chief adviser until an acrimonious bust up last november. when he was fired. some w

making what they can of things among the ruins. harry falls at algeria, northern garza, while thousands are taking part in solidarity marches for palestinians and cities across the u. k. on the rest of europe. march was being held in manchester and london where supported according on the government and per the sanctions on israel . after it's as strikes on palestinian cities, they're also calling for a military embargo to cut the supply of weapons. meanwhile, hundreds of israelis have turned out and tell her vive, to protest around the conflict with her last horrible need as that. and she joins us now live order. i believe there's been a pretty substantial turn out today. can you talk us through just who has been in that crowd and what you're hearing? i would have people here here at the moment under the conditions and the current atmosphere. israel. well, that's good. now now people are here are really broadcasting again the patients that have been charged to for example, that the children of the road to a town in southern israel that has come on the rocket fire white considerably. and children have both deserved to live in securities. other, other banners were cari

u. k. now has some special for to in need. and then you have, of course, from the dorman and in the region. so just too many people to many things and then the african course. so back of the problem, he has become the confusion between actors. so it's very complex. it's moving mom to a point where there is the seems to be no meaningful solution except for maybe some sort of a civil war that right, exactly. what i was going to say is it just very briefly manner. if you would, can this be resolved without recourse to violence? it's becoming really difficult day by day. i don't know what you want to violence nor what you want to see as teeth collapsing in, in front of your cameras. but this is what is happening and it's becoming very difficult to find a peaceful solution to the condition in body which is to take to other states in the region. the model is just ahead of the keener i saw ahead of me j or ahead of the other countries into so i so we really need to pay attention to what could be done or the why is this world and in generalize violence for civil war. mental country, we appreciate your expertise. thanks very much. thank