u. k. water is fading because food prices energy prices are rising, that expected to rise even further. heading later into the yeah, but johnson is warning of ukraine fatigue. kenny, your up sustain support for the long term for ukraine? yeah, that's the challenge i think. and here we talked about already. i think it will get harder for europe as russia squeezes energy. this winter's boats in terms of price and availability. it's going to cause a real hardship in europe. and that in turn may put pressure on government say, hey, it's time for ukraine to negotiate suppliers. i think that that is the greater risk that we base right now. essentially what you're saying is russian gas could do it in europe, in unity. i have done so in the nav than it could be, could do so again, it is certainly intention to use energy that way. so when, when natal installed in boxes, ukraine will have support from the block go for as long as it takes. do you believe him? well, i do. i think he's making the right statem

water. a couple of research and development zones in the north of scotland supplied record breaking levels of clean energy to the u. k. grid this year. powering over $12000.00 homes for a year then there's an under water kite that flies and a figure of 8. like the wind lifts the kite current and the waters speed it up into and producing more energy. and then that are floating stream turbines. the most powerful of which was recently launched in scotland with an individual turbine capacity is to megawatts debt debt to the sea floor. but the turbines remain close to the surface, which means the undersea wilks cheaper and, and they can be moved around compared to wind of solar energy though. title has been slower when a reason you might have guessed. sadly, a lot of the solutions are really expensive because the industry, so young with very small industry, it's, you know, it doesn't have an established supply chain or manufacturing chain any time you were gonna upgrade. something under water has its own unique sets of engineering challenges. your standard one slide, corrosion is going to be a big problems. you're going t

water. a couple of research and development zones in the north of scotland supplied record breaking levels of clean energy to the u. k. grid this year, powering over $12000.00 homes for a year. then there's an underwater kite that flies and a figure of 8, like the wind lifts the kite current and the water speed it up into and producing more energy. and then that are floating stream turbines, the most powerful of which was lease the launch in scotland with an individual tobin capacity of 2 megawatts dead dead though to the sea floor. but the turbines remain close to the surface, which means the undersea works cheaper and they can be moved around. compared to wind of solar energy though. title has been slow for the reason you might have guessed. sadly, a lot of the solutions are really expensive because the industry, so young with very small industry it's, you know, it doesn't have an established supply chain or manufacturing chain any time you were gonna operate. something under water has its own unique sets of engineering challenges. your standard was like, corrosion is going to be big problems. you're going to choos

water. ah hello and welcome to the program. we begin this hour here in the u. k. where the scandal ahead. premier ship of boris johnson appears to be on the brink of collapse . 38 members of parliament have resigned from that government positions in the past 24 hours. but the prime minister is refusing to quit. and he is angry at johnson's handling of sexual misconduct claims against a former deputy chief whip algiers. there is pul brennan reports now from london. oh, going, going surely nearly gone on wednesday morning. the number of government resignations was still less than 10 by the afternoon. the damn had burst and boris johnson support was draining away. missus bigger the very simple reason why they won't be out. at the regular session of prime ministers questions, the commons chamber became a bare pit of the prime minister under attack from all sides. does the prime minister think there are any circumstances in which he should resign? ah, the day i ask him to do the honorable thing about the interest of the nation before his own interest. yes, the speaker

steps people can take to protect themselves. drink plenty of water, stay out of the sun and check on those at risk. let's take you to the u. k. then we'll join the dw corresponded jack park, the farmer air show in the south of england. welcome jack. is it hot there? yes. it is extremely hot here, phil sweltering indeed, it's around $33.00 degrees here, but across different parts of the size of the united kingdom, it's going up well pass $35.00 degrees, $36.00 at heathrow airport. and the new record has been set in wales at 5035.3 degrees celsius. the hottest day ever on record in a 150 years in wales. so it's very, very hot. there's a red extreme heat warning across the whole of the country. wanted people to say cool to protect themselves and to stay hydrated. right? so the u. k is normally a temperature country, how these record breaking temperatures affecting life looks like we're having a couple of technical problems with her with jack paragraph, the farm bra. asher. unfortunate. we'll move on if there's an opportunity to go back to him. we will now and voice from around 40 nations, a meeting here in berlin for 2 days of

u. k. thanks for being on the show. and can italy's north is grappling with its worst drought in 7 decades. water levels approach to record lows and lakes and rivers. residents are facing water restrictions in many parts, and some cities are turning off their iconic fountains. a cry for help in the midst of an early he twist and no sign of rain. italy is facing its worst drought in decades. the government has announced funds of over 35000000 euros to address water shortages and a state of emergency that makes it easier to access them. the emergency also allows authorities to declare water rationing residence and valona will face findings of up to 500 euros full by leading restrictions on the use of drinking water. many her door fever. this is necessary. he said it is a good idea to see every where they, water, gas, and electricity with jeff lewis to come on, gave connie bumble unity and we are trying to get our children to pay attention to the importance of saving water. it's their future a lot. and we must engage with this. what amanda said, our sample was, hey somebody, buick and it was hung in

waters and many homes were damaged. the states governor has declared a state of emergency to the u. k. now where conservative politicians have been voting for a replacement, said the prime minister boris johnson. former chancellor richey snack lead in the 1st pallets. and the final, when it won't be announced until september, and in by, by reports from london. 8 ah, a sing along opposite parliament with some cabinet members competing to replace the prime minister, following must resignations within conservative ranks. some are wondering who's really running the country yet, but inside the comments boris johnson insisted he believing with no regrets. i'm, it's a speaker. i'm also proud of the leadership that i have given and i will be leaving . i will be meeting with my head held high. we have a new child's. lo accepted a job from the prime minister on wednesday afternoon and then told him to quit on thursday morning. ah, and the new education secretary, his judy and ministers have literally been giving the middle finger to the public. ah, it is truly the country's loss that they will o

u. k . romania and spain search to record highs. researchers at the european commission warned that almost half of all e territory is currently at risk of drought. the hardest hit region is italy and in spain. water levels are far below the 10 year average as wildfires reach, i left her my country under fire. literally under fire, more than 20000 actors had been burn december last 3 days. more than 400 casualties. air are being caused by this a heat wave. the 2nd heat wave in less than amounts. the heat wave is affecting crops and agriculture the most. and rising temperatures will impact energy and water supplies as well. the report says in southeast europe, croatia has placed water usage limitations in the history of peninsula. officials are advising people to use less water for our appellate. i'm one us, we appeal to our fellow citizens as well as juris. i have to reduce their consumption of water. i believe it will be a good indicator in a few days for the water management that measures have been effective. and we will avoid the 2nd step of reducing supplies and what we track of the week work with firefighters rushing to contain flames. and the cost of climate change climbing each year. many a

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water stay indoors, especially if they have air conditioning. this kind of heat is very harsh. now, the good news is for the u. k. on west in europe, they are going to the temperature start to come down as cool air blows in. but for us here we are in the midst of the intense summer heat that's known historically as the young roots, alec hide, that roughly translates from arabic as the ignited coal of the summer heat. we've also had a 2 week sim moon declared, and that is a dangerously hot, dry wind that blows in the humidity behind it. it's also called a toxic wind because it is detrimental to plants and human life. now we have about 2 to 3 more months of these intense conditions before things start to cool down nicely in time for the cutter world cup. let's hope so. well, cilla had he all and al jazeera sir lankin, send a message to parliament on the eva vote for a new president and protests in india as the ruby hits on all time life. they stories after the break. ah, once again, the cloud is blooming over our mon, you e parts, the saudi arabia that is again part of the monsoon system. the wind is blowing steadi

waters of us as an additional claim card. and at a certain point, the, as you mentioned that i had said that, along with the u. k. and france decided that this is not a way to just keep, you know, blackmailing the address of the community, deb on or in the just to just to have some legal gains on, on the extent of responding to those in need. financial advisor, monitoring waka and the coordination of the voices for the space, syrians foreign speaking to us from ga santa. thanks so much kinnon and we wish you all the best with your wack. thank you very much. now south africa, the president has condemned to 3 separate shootings that killed at least $21.00 people. calling them unacceptable and worrying. the west incident was in a bar and to west on the southern outskirts of johannesburg, for other people were killed in a separate choosing as a tab in the town of peter merritt's bag. castillo has hurry, and has more. ah, overwhelming pain. as families are called to identify their relatives, it was after midnight when police say more than a dozen people shot dead by gunmen in a bar. new johannesburg bodies piled near

u. k, forcing a major effort to close its runway briefly and the heat looked set to shatter records. ah, lauren taylor, this is al jazeera live from london water coming up. i should anchors acting president, declares an emergency while protest is called for him to go just days before parliament is set to elect countries. new leader and protest is in panama. rip up a deal with the government and go back to blocking a major highway. hello, thousands of people have been evacuated. a nearly 800 heat related deaths have been recorded as authorities across southern europe battle to control massive wildfires . while the 2nd or 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month sweeps across the continent. a french mit urologist says south west parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse with some places recording double their usual july average temperature, or the $35.00 in spain of torch 220 square kilometers of forest. fueled by 8 days of extreme heat temperatures, the easing in portugal, but authorities one tend to dry conditions remain a threat. and the u. k. is breast to hit temperatures of 40 degrees celsius in some places for the 1st time ev

water on easy walk underneath them. it's just not necessary most of the time in the 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

u. k. is conservative party leadership contest. the winner will be chosen in a run of vote by party members. well that was with headlines. the news continues al jazeera. after inside storage sto 2 bucks to water buffalo we don't complete focus on the politics of the conflict. it's the consequence of war. the human suffering that we report on it is one of the most serious about violence in recent years. we brave bullet bomb because we give voice to those demanding freedom the rule of law . and we always include the views from all sides. the world has enough oil, but not enough refineries to process it. that's the assessment from the biggest food export at fatty arabia. so is this to blame for recall and higher fuel prices and one of the solutions this is inside store. ah hello there and welcome to the program, i'm the stars the attain. now global oil prices have hit record highs for months. the rise has been blamed on the war in ukraine and surging demand as economy is recover from this pandemic. another reason there is a lack of refineries to turn crude oil, but dug up from the ground into useful products such as petrol, diesel, and jet fuel. well, the price of brent crude, the international

water stay indoors, especially if they have air conditioning. this kind of heat is very hard. now, the good news is for the u. k. and west in europe, they are going to the temperature start to come down as cool air blows in. but for us here we are in the midst of the intense summer heat that's known historically as the young roots, alec hide, that roughly translates from arabic as ignited coal over the summer heat. we've also had a 2 week sim moon declared, and that is a dangerously hot, dry wind that blows in the humidity behind it. it's also called a toxic when, because it is detrimental to plant and human life. now we have about 2 to 3 more months of these intense conditions before things start to cool down nicely in time for the cuts, a world cup. large parts of western europe also keeping with a scorching heat wave reco temperatures, while father risking lives in threatening homes. portugal has reported over a 1000 heaps, related deaths and spain, his struggling to manage out of control while 5 firefighter, the buffing dozens of places, which are 4000 people to flee their homes, seemed probably has more fro

water for surrounding agriculture for the surrounding farms. now they are used to try to save those farms from being engulfed by these wild fires. now the u. k is recorded, it's hot as day ever with the mercury hitting 40.2 degrees at heathrow airport. now the sweltering weather has disrupted travel, healthcare and schools across the country. london's mass as the heat wave is so also driving a huge surge of fires in the area. let's get more this sir, from paul rees, whose following events was in the british capital. or, of course, the london fires, services were warning or everybody to be careful. and now we're getting reports of fires or blazes. what more do we know about this full royal and, and fire brigade had declared a major incident because what's being described as a, a surge in fires across the capitol in fact, until just a short time ago. and we could see was smoke from one of the fires rising over the tower of london and tower bridge behind me with the glass from a fire in a village to the east of london, which started in grassland, had damage several homes and completely engulfed. at least one of them has also been a very large f

u. k. and obviously across spain and portugal. now we're at the moment where people simply need to heat the face. take it easy, ensure that you are drinking plenty of water and trying to avoid access to alcohol . a recall on people who are particularly vulnerable, try and stay out of the sun and just be very cautious about moving around outside. so governments, i've been knocked at their emergency plan, you case ready for it. what it means is, as individuals, we have to be doing what we can, including being very careful when you go into the washer to cool off. we do see increase drownings, and please do avoid barbecues because those can easily start fires, but then much harder to put out when in terms of some of those plans, a water conservation or perhaps people's habits and behaviors. as you've mentioned, all we really ready enough it really depends. i'm in london, and there is not a lot of air conditioning. in fact, only 4 of the underground lines have air conditioning, which means it come monday and tuesday. it could be dangerous to be on them, which is why the government is quite rightly recommending only travel if essential . similarly, a lot of pe