on tuesday. much f u k. was a tinderbox waiting for spark. the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and i called on with the heat also spread to other parts of england. not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. while everything difficult of grinding hold. unfortunately, i may not be involved in something at the church and all the organizations of families down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. we normally sell to the company. so what is fitness? never the hottest it. yeah, i don't think it's anything. it's a great privilege for us, but we're just gonna get over there in this won't be the last time the mercury reaches record highs. one, see you when you see these kind of heat waves are becoming more and more frequent through the coming the caves than they got the trending climate will continue at least until 2006. these independent of our success in climate 3rd mitigation. the heat wa

u. k. were only 36 percent. and in the 4th quarter of last year, when no support was being providers, passenger numbers in the u. k. were still down by 55 percent against where they were in 2019. and i think it's easy for these politicians to forget the reality of was going on and jumped for a headline. and i have to say very disappointed to hear brand shops who i consider to be the worst transport secretary the u. k. has had to certainly, since i've been dealing with the airlines and the government in the u. k for over 20 years now, it's important that politicians learn from what it is they did well. and in this case, you know, many of the decisions weren't taken very smartly, and we learned from what they got wrong. so we don't repeat these mistakes in the future, and we don't incur the damage that the industry has gone through, or the disruption, the people that faced their lives and their livelihood as a result of political decisions. well, another issue of course, affecting the aviation and travel is the russian invasion of ukraine. it's obviously affected jet and oil prices. and that added cost, as you kno

on tuesday. much f u k. was a tinderbox waiting for a spark, the smoke was visible from the capitol. it's city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world. quiet in the oppressive heat hot and. c c and you up with the heat also spread to other parts of england not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. well, everything's difficult of grudging hold unfortunately. i mean i'm involved in something at a church and this. busy organizations have a truck down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. so he's we normally sell to the company. so what he's fitness, never the hottest. yeah, i don't think he said anything. it's a great privilege for us, but we just gotta get on with this. won't be the last time the mercury reaches record highs once a year when you see these kind of heat waves are becoming more and more frequent through the coming the case. then they got the trending climate. we'll continue, at least on the other with us on 60 sir, independent of our success in climate ther

u. k was not giving up on hong kong and would do all it could to hold china to its commitments. do you believe that china cares what the u . k. and it's international partners who would like to see happen in hong kong. china has grown very oregon and because of its economy power for sure. but then i think the international pressure is still something of some pressure to beijing. that's why when, when you as is imposing sanctions and other countries flag may follow suit, it can have a huge impact on the chinese economy. so i would still say when hall homeless panel speak from hong kong for the international community. i hope that it will continue to speak to hong kong, freedom and democracy, and that will be very helpful for home future. ted we exiled activist in adelaide. thank you very much. thank you. now to portugal, we're scientists are selling the alarm about the dwindling population of sea horses off the country's coast in just 20 years. their numbers and one estuary have fallen by some 96 percent a re population effort called project sea horses underway in hopes of haltin

u. k was to send another 1000000000 pounds worth of aid to ukraine, taking that money from state funds for impoverished country.

u. k was right there with them insisting the tragedy was proof that it was time to move on and focus on ending the war. instead, we understand that in the course of an engagement falling an iranian attack on us forces, warnings were given to an unidentified aircraft, apparently closing with the u. s. warship. but these warnings received no response . we fully accept the right of forces engaged in such hostilities to defend themselves. this tragic accident underlines the urgent need for an early end to the iran iraq conflict, including an end to all attacks on shipping. the only problem was the u. s. military's official story wasn't what actually happened. it turns out that the officials conducting the investigation declined to interview key witnesses and then lied to congress about the location of the ship, claiming it was an international waters when it was actually in iranian territory. they also lied about the path of the plane and the ability to communicate with it when it was on a scheduled commercial route, and it was constantly broadcasting its location. but instead of worrying a

u k. was a tinderbox waiting for a spark. the smoke was visible from the capital city center, usually bustling with tourists from around the world, quiet in the oppressive heat. hot and you up with the heat also spread to other parts of england. not normally known for sunshine and cloudless skies. well, everything is difficult to grudging hold unfortunately. i mean, i'm involved in something a church and all the organizations that have come down because people don't feel comfortable coming out. we normally sell to the company. so what these fitness never the halt. yeah, i don't think it's anything. it's a great privilege for us, but we just gotta get on with it really won't be the last time the mercury reaches record highs. once a u. n. d, you see these kind of heat rapes are becoming more and more frequent due to coming the case then they got the trending climate. we'll continue at least on the of the what are some seeks. these are independent of our success in climate, the mitigation. the heat wave has swept across the conti

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, and therefore there is a big and urgent need to retrofit the future proofing kristen infrastructure, but also

u. k. was your prices soft traps of sky high? and most people, i mean most people are just, just to be example. i mean about 3040 percent of people's income at the lower end spectrum is spent on transport. so all the money to stay, we might even have now potentially the highest inflation. and right. you know, the post office a very close space then, you know, a public house of state house system because status failed. obviously, collapses go to public hospital now to joke, east africa, you go there to die of public education system. schools and townships, if we can pay for, you know, let's say mathematics compared to an emerging market and even our african counterparts, we certainly among the west to compare with public education but other countries. and then of course we got over $800.00 state own entity, certainly any emerging markets out. yes. so most of the companies, if you compare to other emerging market, but almost 90 percent of all of those companies will fail. i mean, they bank up in the last decade, just 1.5 trillion r

u. k was not giving up on hong kong and would do all it could to hold china to its commitments. do you believe that china cares what the u. k. and it's international partners who would like to see happen in hong kong. tyler has grown very oregon and because of its economy power for sure. but then i think the international pressure is still something of some pressure to beijing. that's why when, when you as is imposing sanctions and other countries like may fall, assume it can have a shoot impact on the chinese economy. so i would still say when whole homeless panel speak from hong kong for the international community. i hope that it will continue to speak with hong kong, freedom and democracy, and that will be very helpful for whole home future. ted we exiled activist in adelaide. thank you very much. thank you. now to some other stories making headlines around the world, starting with another development at americas highest court. a landslide has sorry, starting with something else, a landslide, his in golf part of a town in northern peru, video captured the moment. it swept ov

u. k. was to send another 1000000000 pounds worth of aid to ukraine, taking that money from state funds for impoverished countries in africa and asia. as the activist charity, oak spam states, the world's most powerful nations, leaving millions of people on the install date is sort of doing what is needed. the g 7 are leaving millions to start cooking the plan with very welcome. this is all the international with the latest world news that date is good to have you with us. but fast k of has accused russia of carrying out a deadly ass strike on a residential area near ukraine, southwestern city of odessa. now this, i'm verified for to actually find local emergency services allegedly, so the aftermath of the attack, ukrainian officials, at least 19 people were killed and 38 wounded camps military claims. the russian forces launched 3 missiles into the area overnight, hitting a civilian building and 2 recreational census. now we are expecting an official response to those allegations from russia's

but for just 6 months, it was deeply controversial. the u. k. france and the u. s. abstained a resolution with a 12 month timeline, which is what the un and agencies requested was defeated on friday when russia used it's vito. the vote we took this morning as what happens when one council member takes the entire security council hostage with the lives of syrian men, women, and children hanging in the balance. the resolution that was finally passed was very similar to the one russia had itself proposed on friday. then 13 out of 15 council members had voted against it, norway and ireland introduced the new version that festival. this was not a decision taken on the basis of a russian draft to day. this was a cold pen holder, russia air, ireland, and norway, se draft now just the words different. i think on the face of it, you may look at that and say that change, but you know that the devil is in the detail. and i think if you look at the checks, there are significant differences. what is different is a pause requiring the un secretary general antonio terrace to pro

but for just 6 months, it was deeply controversial. the u. k. france and the u. s. abstained a resolution with a 12 month timeline, which is what the you and an 8 agencies requested was defeated on friday when russia used it's vito. the vote we took this morning as what happens when one council member takes the entire security council hostage with the lives of syrian men, women, and children hanging in the balance. the resolution that was finally passed was very similar to the one russia had itself proposed on friday. then 13 out of 15 council members had voted against it, norway and ireland introduced the new version that festival. this was not a decision taken on the basis of a russian draft to day. this was a cold ban holder, russia air, ireland, and to norway. se draft not only words different. i think on the face of it, you may look at that and say that change, but you know that the devil is in the detail. and i think if you look at the checks, there are significant differences. what is different is a pause requiring the un secretary general antonio good terr

swearing in of hong kong, new leda during of rev visit to mark 25 years since the territory was handed over by the u. k. as was his 1st trip outside mainland china. since the corona virus pandemic began communist party officials ordered a harsh crack down on hong kong pro democracy protest that started in 2019. so those headlines, the bottom line with steve clemens is coming up next. the hi mc clements and i have a question. if you took a look at the world today which side is winning chaos or control? is our world becoming more stable, more fair, more peaceful, or forces taking a wrecking ball to all that and leaving crises as the new normal? let's get to the bottom line. ah, if you're anxious about where the world is going, well, you're not alone. a deadly global pandemic blindsided humanity more than 2 years ago. and millions are dead in its wake. violent weather is on the rise around the world in addition to the level of the world's oceans, wreaking havoc and disc, locating people around the planet, and its technological future. as bill joy wants reported and feared on the cover of wired magazine 20

u. k, that reco temperature was smashed, the london fibre gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capitol and across the u. k. or the london harbor guide in particular is dealing with a number of large sky which stood spread, right? cross the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure at them. i will buy a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though, it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a hot britain. this is a public health emergency. and so, so this climate crisis that we're talking about is this abstract thing in the future. if you live in poor quality housing, you know, the housing stock that we have in the case to cold in the winter, it's to

he says was smuggled into the u. k. from jew booty as a 9 year old and forced to work as a domestic servant before time olympic gold medalist. and 6 time world champion says he was given the name mohammed fata by the woman who took him from his family . he says his real name is husayn optic honey. sports. coming up after the break, i will tiger woods, college quit softer this week's open championship. is fellow professionals. have their say ah ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero o a sport and he has jammah. thank you. robert. tiger woods will need to step closer to jack nicklaus, his 18 major titles, if he can win this week's open championship. despite fitness concerns, woods insist seems ready to contend us and foundries. the 15 time major champion says he's feeling good, but pacing himself as he continues to work his way back from severe leg injuries suffered in a car accident which won this tournament a 3 times and took part in a celebration event wit

u. k. we're health warnings are in place, but not everyone can escape the heat. flames and gulf homes near london. shortly after the u. k. reco temperature was smashed, the london fiber gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capital and across the u. k. or the london barbara guide in particular, is dealing with a number of large sky which stood it spread right across the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure in my book by a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued to protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a hot britain. this is a public health emergency. and so, so this climate crisis that we're talking about isn't this abstract thing in the future. if you live in poor quality housing, yo

the british run, it says he was smuggled into the u. k as a 9 year old and forced to act as a domestic servants. he says he was given his name by those who took him from debates. he admits his real name is who saying optical him. the revelation is part of a b, b, c documentary. despite what i've said in the past, my parents never lived in the u. k. when i was for my dad was killed in a civil war. as a family, we were torn apart. i was separated from my mother pharaoh on the 5000 down 10000 meters at the 20122016 in big games. tiger woods. so you move a step closer to jack nicklaus, his 18 major titles. if he can win at this week's open championship, despite fitness concerns, woodson says he's ready to contend some foundries and has no plans to retire after the tournament. the 15 time major champion says he's feeling good, but pacing himself as he continues to work his way back from severe leg injuries suffered in a car accident was on the open at 3 times and took part in a celebration event with other former winners on monday. 46 year old

now this week, scandal was the latest involving the u. k. government, which is included illegal gatherings, downing street during the cove, it locked down. now, while the latest scandal is considered by many to be the straw that broke the camel's back and is prompted this mass reconciliation of government officials some 50 since tuesday of this week. why think inflation and a worsening economy have also been called major factors? the treasury chief, one of the 1st government officials to make one of their resignations, highlighted his disagreements with the prime ministers policies. in general. our country is facing immense challenges by firmly believed that the public are ready to hear that truth or people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy next week, it has become clear to me that our approaches are fundamentally to different. it's been an incredibly difficult day. subarus johnson accusations are also being leveled over the deteriorating economic s

ready well, because because of what is that was veteran u. k political, the political advisor, allister campbell speaking to me earlier. and finally we look to the us now where new job figures have significantly outperformed expectations. the world's largest economy managed to add $370000.00 jobs last month. that's well above economists. forecasts and the unemployment rate remained at 3.6 percent that only slightly above the near record low before the pandemic. and who better to break this down forest against caught in new york yet another week. another jobs report. how does this one stand out from the rest? well, a daniel at the fed chairman jerome pol just recently said that the labor market in the u. s. is unstained, ably high. well, what does it mean? so now we have more than a $100000.00 jobs, so more than expected. so obviously the labor market remains a pretty hot. there was a slight negative. if you look at the participation rate that a fell and probably also the pandemic is still a factor by a lot of people do not return to the labor m

u. k. there was a message saying about how utterly uphold he was and saddened from the us ambassador to japan rahm emanuel, for example, we heard attributes to. 1 a talking about him being an outstanding leader and an unwavering ally of the united states. so there have been gradually messages coming in from here in the g 20 from around the world. and of course, expressions of great shock and sadness itself. b in japan, which has been left really stunned by the departure of somebody who was seen as a political giant. he was the longest serving japanese prime minister, probably the most recognizable face of japanese politics. not only domestically in japan, but probably internationally as well. all right, thank you very much for that report and i doubt those tributes will continue pouring in. rub mcbride at the g 20 summit in bali. thank you. ok, florence louis now has a report on the assassination of japan's longest serving leader schanzer obey had been campaigning in the city of nora ahead of upper house elections this weekend. the former prime minister had been speaking for only a few minute

the british run, it says he was smuggled and the u. k is a 9 year old and forced to work as a domestic servant. he says he was given his name by those who took him from djibouti, admits his real name is hussein of him. the revelation is part of a b, b. c documentary for morale, madrid forward. garrath bell says he wants to make a mark on major league soccer in the united states. the whales captain was officially unveiled by his new club, los angeles, f. c, and is aiming to be there long term. it's the 1st time bail will play in a league outside europe. i don't think anyone now sees as a retirement league, it's really a league is, is physical, it's, it's demand in a. i was saying the weather change is a difficult the travels difficult, but it's something that's really exciting to, to play in front of fans of like fe to 52 is, is, is what you play football for. and finally, something we don't see very often in major league baseball and inside the park, high run texas rangers. ricky, judge smith made the most with fielding era. he quickly s

i think that was the disappointing, however, for lead trust the current foreign secretary in the u. k. she didn't really get her mobile up before going in the, in the debate tonight, she was quite lackluster performance, and i think she'll be disappointed with her performance. whereas kimmy bought an up penny more than tom to the other remaining candidates, unknown calls to amongst the wider british, british public in many ways. and it was that opportunity to put himself forward fairly risk free. and i think that the be happy with the way that the debate went this evening, but it still feels she wishes to knock is the front on it, but it still feels like a wide open rice. and of course, a person that is seen as the favorite isn't always the one that wins. absolutely. we've seen it in history before where the, the supposed front runner actually doesn't end up becoming leader of the party. we're seeing it a little bit in the u. k. penny more than as gather this momentum around her campaign that took people by surprise really, she suddenly became the favorite amongst many, for refreshing

and this line of wet weather will sink further south was breaking mat hate. across the u. k. the olive island some lie betia, was there just routed by lots countries pushing down across western germany and only to the alps. ah, with wherever you go in the world. one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. oh, a lot of stories yolanda hera also, she's across southern europe. battling to control massive wildfires as a 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month sweeps across the continent. a french meteorologist says southwestern parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse chaos. ours is a warning, temperatures could break record over the next 24 hours. people are being urged to take extra precautions with a 1st ever red warning for heat in effect on. and since you don's southern blue non status spot unrest in several cities, thousands of house people have set up barricades and attack government buildings in the eastern city of casala and other towns, days of violence between the house and the tribes in blue nile have already left

this week scandal was just the latest involving the u. k. government johnson's premise ship also was called into question over the infamous party case if i, he and his wife were fined by the police for hosting an unlawful social gathering. at number 10 during a cove, it looked down. while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted a mass resignation of government officials, rising inflation and the worsting economy have also been described as major factors in bringing johnson down the country's treasury chief was one of the 1st government officials to resign this week on his way out to where she soon ok, highlighted key disagreements with the prime minister's policies. our country is facing immense challenges by firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth or people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that whilst there's a path to a better future, it is not an easy one in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy nex

u. k. and china before 1997 and has witnessed hong kong changes since then result in 1984 you asked to then the u. k. prime minister, margaret petra, if it was morally defensible to hand over hong kong to a communist dictatorship. those were your words, did you imagine then that hong kong would turn into what it is now? well, not exactly, but of course i was very, very concern. and of course, i wasn't the only one because many hong kong people had fled from mainland china to come to hong kong. were they as political or economic refugees? so to hand them back to mainland china, of course, some people were alarmed and concern. but you know, i did not foresee things happening in exactly in the current ways. you would ask me about the sino british joint declaration of 1984 that guaranteed hong kong autonomy for 50 years beginning in 1997. do you think britain dropped the ball as it became clear? china wasn't respecting this agreement? well, i think britain's role was quite terrible because britain had run hong kong for one and a half centuries. although that government now in hong home said, hong kong had never been a colony. well, whatever you

and this line of wet weather will sink by the south was breaking that hate across the u. k. the olive island, some lie be shy, was there just a route by the lots countries pushing down across western germany and on the, to the alps. ah, frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect anything to change then problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs. and use of contract in order for it to solve this problem. informed opinions, international communities on the gorgeous my security, and that creates a government house knowledge to be seen in depth analysis of the days global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, hello again. the top stories that al jazeera, the sour iran is hosting a summit on the war in syria to be overshadowed by conflict in ukraine. the turkish on the iranian leaders will be joined by russian president vladimir putin was on his 2nd foreign trip since the start of the russian invasion. a scorching heat w

an attack on a prison that was seen by i saw leading figures in the iceland, boca hot on rooster, believes to be among the k p. back to our top story and the resignation of the u. k . prime minister boris johnson. he spoke just hours ago, outside downing street and was very clear that he was not leaving his post by choice. the last few days, i've tried to persuade my colleagues that it would be eccentric to change governments when we're delivering so much. and when we have such a vast mandate and when we're actually only a handful of points behind in the pose, even in mid term after quite a few months of pretty relentless sledging and when the economic scene is so difficult domestically and internationally. and i regret and not to have been successful in those arguments. and of course it's painful and not to be able to see through so many ideas and projects myself. but as we seen at westminster, at the hud instinct, his path. and when the hud moves, it moves, and my friends in politics, no one is remotely indispensable. and our brilliant and darwinian system will produce another leader. equally committed to taking this country forward through tough times. not

it later transpired that he was this week's schedule was the latest involving the u . k. government. one of the most prominent issues was the infamous party gate affair, in which johnson allegedly hosted and on lawful social gathering during a covert locked up. and while the latest scandals considered the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted the mass resignations of government officials rising inflation and they were saying economy also might have called some major factors. there. the treasure chief, one of the 1st government officials to resign this week highlighted disagreements with the prime minister as policies in general. our country is facing immense challenges. i firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth are people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that while there is a path to a better future, it is not an easy one in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy next week. it has become clear to me that our approaches are fundamentally to different. as boys at johnson leav