u. k. way back in 1958. australia has now become a member of this very exclusive club, a very significant alliance, joining the other alliances of which the u. s. is pop the 5 i system which is intelligence and the quad to which also includes india, the u. s. changing its international strategy. it would appear under the bite and administration both string up these alliances of 4 years in which they were basically ripped asunder. and mike, you weren't mentioned by name, of course the china was looming all for this and $0.09. i was likely to affect the relations between washington and the ging because they are rather low points, aren't they? very much indeed. and certainly china was the very large elephant in the room as correctly state. not one of the leaders mentioned china by name during the speeches announcing this alliance. and there's been a very quick reply or response on the chinese embassy here in washington, which is issued a statement saying that concrete should shake off the cold war

u. k. look for ways to wrap up, it's ah hello, a great to see. we're going to start your weather story across the americas and 1st towards south america. disturbed weather porto lay gray rate into uruguay. take a look at salty on 39. i think. i think we'll get you to 40 by the time monday rolls around, and then the wind direction shifts to a southerly when we get some rain and that close you down. south end of south america. persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia is filling into the columbia andes on sunday. in time for central america. really aggressive rain will be falling for mexico city with a high of $900.00 degrees. ok, north america, here's what your weather throws. looking like for the u. s. golf states remnants of what was hurricane nicholas. still spreading a lot of weather for alabama into the florida panhandle. and we do have a disturbance that has now formed into a tropical storm, a debt. it's taking aim at the canadian province of newfoundland, and labrador saint john's looking at about a 100 millimeters of rain in the da

u. k. and us technology. now this is deeply significant because u. s. has only share the technology in the past with the u. k. and that was way back in 1958. but underlying all of this as well, is that us relationship with china. know china was not mentioned at all by any of the 3 leaders who spoke announcing this alliance. but that was the subtext this alliance is essentially sending a signal to china that the us and its allies are going to step up a presence in the, in the pacific region in a bit to come to what they feed as chinese expansion of them. so all these issues coming to a head for the bite in administration, this new alliance is that another level, in terms of a way in which the u. s. can maintain its influence over the in the pacific region without at the same time and tagging ising china and removing the only little bit of leverage it has to attempt to contain north korea. so a very complimenting complicated diplomatic process. but this alliance announced in the course of the day, very significant indeed, i can now with the leases from washington d. c. mike, thank you. on us slipping, gymnasts of accused via the eye of turni

u. k. or as a way to right? finding the life changing impact on the slowly low quality of life. ah, according to the messages spread far and wide, we alone are to blame for our weight. that people are simply gluttons unable to control their appetites. you have a choice. make the change the we are told it's up to us. but is it really? for me, the most difficult stigma cope well is this idea that the people have no willpower. the people and larger bodies people are busy, don't have a wolf. our earl stay wouldn't carry excess weight because we're told so often that that's all it takes to lose weight. go to the gym, follow this diet program. you know, if you just stick to it, you'll get there. i can assure you that a little personal will power with all it would take to lay obesity exercise more became the mantra of the 2000. it would go around the world. ah. so let's start moving. let's start pushing, twisting, climbing and raising the roof. let's start moving more every day for 30 minutes or 6 feet. and if you feel like stopping, you can always start back up. let's start moving. it

u. s. i see where to get 500000000 dollars the way again, and the u. k is as well, so we are aware of this. but now it's a case of mobilizing us and making sure we get as much as possible for those developing countries. and it's more of a logistical question that even a manufacturing question, maybe a quest, a licensing manufacturing in other countries. but the key question is, logistics, the sort of logistics that human kayden seem quite capable of mobilizing for warfare, that logistical support seems beyond us for, for distributing via the wires that it does not know they are aware of that as well . so the global production in the next 12 months will be $22000000000.00 because of the vaccines that will be made, not smart enough to vaccinate the world. so the question that we can get into the trucks get out there, you know, get out of these remote places and so on. and then on there aware about that are quite right. it becomes just to go exercise. now we did a smallpox in that we've got vaccine all over the world, eliminate about what we've almost done

u. k. and australia seen as an attempt to counter china. the will did the jungle, france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and the u. k. of stub to in the back in australia, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only note and regret the new agreement is called the office. the 3 nations will show data on strategic areas, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, on nuclear defense. and under the times, australia would acquire a nuclear power submarine fleet with a use of american and british technology. well, and a further stop to paris australia has scrapped a $66000000000.00 deal with a french firm to build 12 military submarines. and that's just the latest blow to the u. arms industry at the moment. at a time when member states are struggling to meet that funding, commitments to nato are also long running divisions in the block of creating its own army to ensure a, quote, strategical tommy

u. k. industry, liam, seeing an attempt to contact basing our u. k. correspondent, shabby edwards. she is following developments. well, put it this way for the french, it seems like australia was only with a fraud until a better deal offer came along, which invariably it has australia originally asked france to help with its submarine mission, but has now walked away. and walking away also comes with scrapping a 90000000 year road deal. instead, australia now wants to assign this tax with the united kingdom and the united states, which for the french, they say it's a stop in the back. the will do the jungle. france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and the u. k of stopped her in the back in australia. phil v, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from restructuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only note and regret. 7 said, australia has signed this security parks with the united kingdom and the united states overgrown and consent over china and i

u. k, this is going on 25 years poor working out and p social out, and lack of facilities even such as toilet on the major most ways in the u. k. and hillary, i want to go back to the story that rachel actually did there about the german elections. what's the take away from that german elections? yeah, for a few things. number one, it is going to be a model no matter what, there is be. no mandate from the german public. you're right there on like we have 2 parties here. there are multiple parties and none of them have a majority. the major parties only have about a quarter of the vote, and there's this projection that they will have to have a coalition that looks either like kenya, because of the colors of the canyon flags, jamaica because it's the jamaican flag, or maybe even like stop lights, red green and a yellow party. the green party is most likely to be allied with olaf shop. he has the current finite finance minister and he is of the democrat, the socialist democratic party. and so the socialist party looks like they're going to be the ones probably with that green property that might take leadership. inter

u. k. at his diplomatic that seems to have escaped some censure from france. i was this playing out in the u. k. well, the u. k is not having its french ambassador recalled in the same way that the united states and the australians have done. but that doesn't mean that the french are happy with the role the united kingdom has played. and in this deal, they have essentially fed through the foreign ministry, the 3 for a minister that the u. k. is nothing more than i kind of vassal state of the united states as to how this is playing out in the u. k. i think this is being seen as perhaps the french being a little bit hysterical about things as throwing their toys out of the prime to a certain extent. but you have to acknowledge that france has been really, really thrown under the bus and this, and i think in the u. k, that view is not being ignored. they can see that this was a big deal for france. they can see that this is a humiliation for macro and, and they can see that this throws french strategy in the indo pacific region into disarray. so the rivalry between france, the united kingdom is long, it goes back centuries, and there are always examples you can find in the

u. k, this is across the world. so you can't just say, well it's, it's just the u. k. problem because it is, and in fact as health care goes compared to european countries, any way you're better off in the u. k than most other countries. it has been better wrong and don't forget the vaccination process. over 90 percent of the u. k. public . what they call double jobs compared to the, the rest of the european union. so it's far more efficient than anywhere else in the, in the european union. so it's very well run and it's far more efficient. nevertheless, there is this backlog and that's why they've levied this tax post. johnson has said he doesn't want to go into more debt in order to from the n h s, the national health service. so how to the british people, how people you can react when their government says, you know, we more money from your taxing here in the us. they don't take it to well, well they don't, but i'll show you golf poll has said that over 64 percent of the british public is in favor of this tax. why the n h s actually in the u. k. is considered it sort of like in america, we call it, you know, pi mother and apple pie. it's very favorably looked upon b

k soil. with the complicity of the british government, we've contacted to see a, the way to its former us secretary of state, my compare the u. k. home and foreign offices and 10 downing street about the contents of the investigation. but as of this recording, they have not got back to us. however, the ca and my payer previously declined to comment on this subject. i'll join from reykjavik by wiki lix, editor in chief christian robinson. christian, thanks so much for coming back on. so 30 on the individuals in this is the coffee yahoo news piece. it's a golf, a man who spoke to pfizer. warranty about the russian. middling on trump. we've got a package, but at least he's got, you all found his name back on tv. what do you make of the allegations made you so stunning? revelation was quite shocking to see that this was being concocted in the, in the, in the states kit. nothing and possibly killing. we had to wind up some of this before through the proceedings in that spain criminal proceedings against members of the security company. you see global who are supposed to be overseeing julianna's house. it's be curity in the u. s.

way, the u. s. and the u. k of stopped her in the back in australia fil a v. the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only note and regret. so instead of failure have find this security parks with the united kingdom and the united states overgrown consent over china and its regional dominant on to this deal. then what it all really entails is that all 3 nations will be sharing secrets and data and information on a strategic level on areas, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and also nuclear defense. part of this, we'll see that australia will now acquire a nuclear submarine making the 7 the country in the world to get a nuclear sop just the last time that the united states allowed such capabilities was right here to the united kingdom some decades ago. so very grand gesture, indeed. however, it's not just the likes of france quite upset by t

and us forces in afghanistan was misguided without an exit strategy and calls into question the way the u. k. should work in military operations in the future. okay, keep us updated on how that all unfolds. nadine barbara, joining us live at from london. appreciate them. thank you. morehead, on this news hour, including $300000000.00 a day for 20 years, will look at what the us spends on its longest war. israel eases restrictions in gaza, days after the highest level talk in a decade or report, live from the old tank and offer rejected peers, j turn down a $260000000.00 bid for one of the details coming up. we fall with john. ah, as we've been hearing kata has become a focal point for international diplomatic activity in the catastrophe, foreign minister has been holding a series of meetings. let's bring in jamal al, shy, all live from joe. how hello the jamal dough. hi is came to stress that isolating the taliban will only lead to more instability in afghanistan. what else was discussed today? well, i'm really, you know, cutting foreign policy has been underpinned by the premise that engage

u. k was one of the biggest defense providers and they were trying to think of a way for the e, u and u. k. to continue to work together. but because of what just happened, it's clear that the u. k is working far more closely with the u. s. and australia. so i think that was kind of reeling from that as well. and today at the much touted europeans in the. busy pacific strategy, all of the questions, all of them were about the new strategic julia, u. k. u. s. so it seems that they're pick me that on the international stage when it comes to defense issue turns i do want to dig into some of the pacific stuff and just a moment as plenty to discuss that. but nicholas, i want to bring you in here because we're talking about you political well, not just in terms of finding the money to do all of this, but also in terms of spending it on the right things and also dealing with the whole nature issue. so in your mind, nicholas, what's actually holding the thought on there are a couple of things. one of them is be mentioned by both my colleagues already, which is the fear of duplication between the

u. s. the, you can stream the scene of an attempt to conservation the world is a jungle. france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and the u. k. of stub through in the back in australia, the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from a structuring partnership with australia at the time when we're facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region showed the lack of coherence that france can only notes and regret let's go through the new agreement. it's called orcus and the 3 nations will sure data on strategic areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and nuclear defense. now, under the terms is truly will acquire a nuclear powered submarine fleet with the use of american and british technology. not in a further snub to paris history has scrapped a 66000000000 dollar deal with a french firm to build it doesn't military submarines. now, that's just the latest blow to the use defense industry, really at the time when members states are struggling to meet their financial commitment to nate. so now there's also long running divisions in the block over creating its own army

u. k and france will sort this out, will find a way forward, because we need to focus on the big and important issue. and that is the child and just more unpredictable will we need to stand together in a 2nd general young starting book. thank you very much for joining us. live on al jazeera, the un general assembly continues. nick, we're going to be hearing soon from the president of china. james, thanks very much indeed for that. j bay's reporting there from the you injurious embley in new york. a quick glimpse about website out sarah dot com is the address all the news were covering. right, there are plenty of comments and analysis to biden at the un assembly, and we're not seeking a new cold war which alludes to the the forthcoming speech from the chinese president. she's in pain, which will be recorded. will be back at 17 j with another 30 minutes news, thrice is coming by for me. ah ah ah ah ah, populations grow and then comes rise more and more animal proteins. definitely mount milk has the id 960 s and 4 times the right thought the average person now contains a 40 kilogram to meet the c

way of getting past this spot. because the french are not pointing the finger of blame at the u. k. as much as they are against the united states and australia, they're essentially saying that the u. k was not much more than an intermediary and this kind of matchmaker between australia and the united states. if perhaps it will be easier for the front to get over this hump than it will be for the united states and australia to renew gerad is the chief foreign correspondent with love to god or professor of strategic strategy. rather, at the paris school of international affairs, he says, france suit, stand up to the us. vengeance is a meal that should be served cold. it's just a lesson that has been given to us because we had forgotten the lessons of charles to go and saw the gold would admit only a dialogue equal to equal with the united states. yes, we are alive, but we are not poodle of the united states. and it has been a little bit forgotten. we have given the way america had treated their lives in the afghan crisis. and we have forgotten the way, you know, in 2013, about my deci

way, the u. s. and the u. k of stopped her in the back in australia fil a v. the american choice to exclude the european ally and partner such as franz from restructuring partnership with australia at the time when we are facing unprecedented challenges in the, in the pacific region shows a lack of coherence that france can only notes and regret. so instead of failure has signed this security parks with the united kingdom and the united states overgrown consent over china and its regional dominance. although quite interestingly, none of the 3 leaders of those states even mentioned the word china. although they did say it wasn't directed up any one country in particular, but when the deal was struck, all 3 leaders of the nations talked about shared values, shed interest on the need to secure peace and stability and the endo pacific region . now under this deal then what it all really entails is that all 3 nations will be sharing secrets and data and information on a strategic level on areas, including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and also nuclear def

wilson show ways of form a u. k. newspaper editor and see from melbourne. i've been calling ne, i think it will be ok. who's now in the u. k. these well place to talk about this. so yeah, i mean, a lot of people around the world, are we going hey, we see you're upset. we see you don't know, kill ations that you guys in the construction industry, but our business is our jobs have suffered in other realms of industry. we have to where we have to have the collections. why should you be any different? they got much sympathy in melbourne. well, and i do a lot of simply for the me show you has had, as a massively mismanaged pandemic in berry minded. as ellie had 90000 cases since the outbreak of current barson and, and 1200 deaths nationwide, were that compared to that sort of 77, a half 1000000 cases in the u. k. and 135000. and that's, and there's a massive discrepancy in, in how it's effective because been in australia and new zealand. it looks like it's probably looking from abroad. it looks like it's been really clamped down. it has been really cut down a bi

u. k. have announced a new strategic alliance for the in the pacific region. it seen as a way to counter china's growing influence, the practice aimed at sharing technologies including artificial intelligence and will help australia develop nuclear power submarines. i'll just was my car has more now from washington d. c. l. 3 nation. to me. it was an unusual prelude to a bite in white house briefing video extolling the depth and length of the relationship between the 3 countries. the only time the u. s. a shared it's nuclear propulsion technology was with the u. k. back in 1958. now a trailer will become part of the exclusive club. in an alliance labeled, the us president joined remotely by the other 2 leaders. the 1st major initiative of august will be to deliver a nuclear power submarine flight, frustrated. over the next id, months we will work together to seek to determine the best way forward to achieve this. only a handful of countries possess nuclear powered submarines and it is a momentous decision for any nation to acquire this formidable capability and perhaps equally

u. k. after his speech biden met with australia's prime minister scott morrison saying the u. s . had no closer or more reliable ally in his speech, president biden didn't speak much about the way forward in afghanistan on wednesday, the foreign ministers of the g 20 group of countries, and then the 5 permanent members of the security council. therefore, ministers will discuss how to deal with the taliban. the reality though, the international community has very limited leverage on the new rulers in cobble james base al jazeera at the united nations. so let's speak now to mike hannah, his live at the united nations mike. so chinese president, she's in ping said that china wouldn't invade in a country, and the disputes should be settled through dialogue. this is a very moderated speech from the chinese president, wasn't it wasn't d that was very restrained, given the rhetoric that had come out of china in the wake of that alliance, being signed by the u. s. the u. k. and australia. at that particular time, there been calls that this was a sign of a cold war mentality at imperial type of frame of reference. but the chinese president stayed away from any direct attack on the us an

u. k. prime minister been in washington on his way back to new york . he will be addressing the general assembly towards the end of the session today. in new york, i would estimate about 10 hours from now. so let's talk about what president biden is up to you today. he's hosting a venture world coven summit today. what can we expect from that? yeah, it's all virtual because they have the, the, the main meeting, the leaders meeting of the general assembly in person, lots of the people here and they've decided all the side meetings should be not in person because of the risk of cove it. i can tell you just don't cove it that the brazilian health minister has tested positive for cobra. 1900 wall here, while meeting dignitaries is even the picture of him shaking hands with the man. i was just discussing the u. k. prime minister boris johnson. so cobra on everyone's minds here, many of those who are here will be attending virtually the summit convened by president biden in washington. we're not going to see it ourselves because we're told it's behind closed

the world, the jungle, france has just been reminded this bitter truth by the way, the u. s. and u. k of stopped her in the back in australia fil a v e readers are still really over what the biden and ministration did in ghana, stan, and now paris has been stunned by washington's announcement of a new partnership with australia and the u. k. called all because, but haven't the u. s. the u. k. and all these been calls allied for ages? what's the problem? well, thanks to august, australia will now be hooked up with us technology to build nuclear submarines while france waves goodbye to its own multi 1000000000 dollar contract to build 12 diesel subs for a camera. now for some damage control by senior american officials. after that deal was to repeat ode, there are a range of partnerships that include the french and some partnerships that don't. and they have partnerships with other countries that don't include us. that is part of how global diplomacy works are such words enough to calm the fury in paris, which is even called of a gala, at the french embassy in washington to celebrate hi

u. k. got fire and therefore was interrupted. so all of these factors added to the fact that the wind speeds in the u. k. have been the lowest disease on since the 16th made it way, particularly difficult in the country for how should governments protect their citizens from higher energy prices can can. how long can they do that for, and how is this go to affect poor nations? in particular? first of all, we need to take into consideration one fact, these, these, them for any crisis. if you look at the market, and if you look at the future, for example, at the dot got hub, which is the most important in europe, you will see that traders to be think that after the winter. so in the spring 2022 prices will go down to the normal levels. so here we have an issue with that coming for 56 months. how boy the end of the winter, that the question, what the country, what government can and should do is to put the blade mechanism to protect the multiple m a t p. then, and more me, humans, the prices for the price shock. this is what the product sample from been doing, expanding the name of energy vouchers. this is what now is doing by cutting certain costs in the electricit