u. k. well, people are being told that they should be making sure they're in contact with their relatives. the n h s a stepped out the, the house service here has stepped up its preparedness for any cases like they say that everybody should be looking out for one another firstly, but making sure that they're hydrated, staying in doors, staying under the sun, especially as we get into the afternoon, it's expected that it's gonna stay very, very hot until the early evening. and then temperatures are predicted to drop off somewhat. and wednesday should be markedly cooler up to 10 degrees celsius cooler than what we're seeing today. so that these 2 days yesterday, monday and today, tuesday, these are the days where this heat wave is really hitting the u. k. jack, thank you so much. go find some shade our correspond. jack barrick there outside the tower of london. lucas, mother stories making headlines. round the world's day, 13 prisoners have been killed in a jail in the ecuadorian city of santo dom

u. k? well, it is completely illogical. isn't it really that some, you know, today's ruling, i think found that 29 cases where he had been found to be reporting impartially on the situation in ukraine. now let's be clear what this is about. this is in reality, this is state sponsored censorship on an almost unprecedented scale. this is the sign of a weak government. this is a government afraid of the truth and it's afraid of losing control of the narrative . now i've had to look over the judgement. i've had a problem with the and a detailed report from of course i'm what it sets out appear to be perfectly reasonable news reports from the ground in particular, focused on the, on the don bus region. now, you know, we know the, the news is coming out of the region from the mainstream. western price isn't really reflecting the reality of on the ground. i myself have been inside ukraine and i can tell you from 1st had an experience that the brit what's been relate to the british public in tune with what's happening. i was a caus

u. k. well, let's get some insight now into that report from the red cross on the situation. we have one of the sources joining us now. this is, but she oma, who's the organization ations spokesperson in yemen. thank you very much for taking the time to speak to the international. now this report, it's pretty extreme according to your findings, civilians, and especially mothers and new born children are parrying the run to this civil war . this war that's been going on for years. so what has been done to help them you know i as they come to at 1st thank you so much for having me. ah, and dad back to you kirsten. as the conflict, no drives on the needs will continue to rise. we all know of the conflict, you know, drugs, home or families, you know, continue to be pushed into poverty. so just let me give you like a glimpse about the humanitarian situation in yemen. either are like 60200000 people who are, you know, food in situ, or more than 9471000000 children and we've been odd, accurately, malnourished at the cost of living in the country has skyrocketed. the price of food ba

u. k is faring better than it's easy neighbors, a spokesman for the you case, national grid power network doesn't foresee any energy shortages. the u. k has been well supplied with gas throughout the year, with reliable supplies coming in from the u. k. north series sources and from norway, but even evoking this last resort of re stocking u. k. gas at the expense of the you kind of flies in the face of all the u. k. governments talk of how western nations are all unwavering in their unity and solidarity in support of ukraine. they are facing real real pressures. they are having to source energy from elsewhere, but they are doing it. they are making the effort. they are making the sacrifice. that's because they see that the price of freedom is worth paying. this is something that it's worth a standing up for together. but the, you would totally understand the need for the u. k. to take care of itself 1st and foremost before helping out at the closest allies. right. well, it seems that the idea is raising eyebrows in the you like those of bart, yon homers the president of the european network of transmission system operators for gas. i would definite

u. k foreign policy. well, in the country, it means that we all effectively with our government, but we do not have a function in executive them so we can get some, some stability by theories. many of the ministers who are being resigning could essentially be point to continue in their role on the leadership under some scenario. but essentially, until we have a new minister, the executive is really sort of in office, but not in power. so many big decisions will now be sort of down the line big decisions across deliver policy, war and ukraine. a firm policy just pointed to all of these things now are not going to be dealt with seriously until late august september. that must be very worrying. however, for, for the british public has had to put up with, as you're saying to the high cost of living and inflation in the u. k. well, none of this is ideal. the country's dealing with the mississippi crisis and from 1970. he's in some ways it's a bigger crisis. and $977.00 leg productivity spiraling costs living to go

u. k as well. if we do get that, that is likely to be somewhere between london and lincoln about eastern side of england as we go on through a choose day. so that's certainly one to keep an eye on. thankfully, somewhat fresh of weather just makes its way in from the west. as we go on through sunday we got some showers cross northern parts of scotland as we go on through west sunday. some showers there just around there, scandinavia some wetter and cooler weather. notice a which was at east side of you 1920 celsius here, and we are going to see one or 2 showers continued to feed for the east cat r, airway official airline of the journey. talk to al jazeera, we ask you be more specific, how many jobs are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, asked the people of cuba industry. if there is a difference between donald trump angel bite for them, it's the same. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera. we understand the differences and s

u. k. voters? well, basically, it's the economy, there's several issues that are affecting the u. k. economy economy. at the moments the fall out from breck sits, they are continuing fall out from the cove. it crisis at the the effect or no energy prices are impacted by the war in ukraine. more specifically, the issue in this leadership com type contest and further on to the election looks at the moment to be tax. that's where the battle lines are being drawn in the conservative party leadership contest. and they look like they're being drawn mainly against richey soon act. now, when he was chancellor of the exchequer, he brought in measures at to deal with the crone of iris pandemic, including the furlough scheme that settled the u. k. with the biggest levels of borrowing since the 2nd world war and his plan to get the u. k. out of that was to raise taxes. and indeed, he suggested that that is still the responsible thing to do raising taxes is something that conservatives usually are allergic to. and his opponents in this race a saying that is not something that i going to do. they

u. k. force johnson resigning. what does that mean during such a difficult time to have a gap there at the very top of the country? so say, well maybe it's a problem that the u. k. contract, but on the other hand, you can't make any major missteps. in the current situation, there are many pitfalls for the additional a day. it should probably avoid. so if you're now in this situation where inflation is already high, increased the fiscal policy impacts more and then more makeup taxes. if you spend too much, you will only exacerbated inflation. if you can't do that for a couple months and that might even be helpful. right. solvent feel there. bird bank. thank you very much. thank you. over to germany now where volkswagen has broken ground on its 1st in house battery sell plant. the factory located in the city of south getter is another battle accompanies electric future and its ability to catch up with electric vehicle competition or the u. s. and asia is this where the automotive industry of the future will be created. we w wants to use its new plan to produce the green unified cell for use in the groups, electric cars in the fu

u. k as well. if we do get that, that is likely to be somewhere between london and lincoln about eastern side of england as we go on through a choose day. so that me want to keep an eye on. thankfully, somewhat fresh of weather just makes his way in from the west. as we go on through sunday. got some showers caused all the parts of scotland as we go on. 3 west, sunday, some showers there just around the scandinavia. some weather and cooler weather. notice i, which was at east side if you maintain 20 celsius here and we are going to see one or 2 showers continued to feed for the east. ah, inequality corruption, repression and re, to political. it just decided to cut to the piece of cake. i'm sure it won't be a joke. commentary explores the desperate stage of democracy in lebanon a through the eyes of those who are losing hope. every day o dreams are becoming blue. democracy, maybe democracy for sale on al jazeera. when the news breaks, people having to my home breaking decisions on whether to leave

u. k. next, prime minister as well as leader of the british conservative party. ah hello, we got some quiet weather now, just clearing away from eastern parts of canada, east in areas of the u. s. as this weather system just pushes out into the open waters, is the next one that's going to be more lively storms just around the canadian prairies, easing over towards the upper midwest further south, like the heat still in place. 43 celsius. therefore dallas it cools off, should we say less hot? 38 degrees still plenty hot enough then as we go on through thursday. but there's that plume of heat right across central parts of a north american is still very much in evidence. there's that next batch of showers just around the upper midwest. pushing a little further east. we're still got some wet weather down towards the southeast corner of faith in carolina's atlanta and pushing across into florida and still a few showers. they're welcome. she has a suspect down towards the desert southwest, but for the west coast. dry and generally not on the warm side as such, but 21 c

u. k coping laurie? well hi park of is usually pretty green, but you can see this broad expanse of beige behind me shows he not as how hot it is at the moment, but also how dry it has been in these famously usually damp and titty isles. we are expecting reco temperatures either today or tomorrow, tuesday, for it gets to the record breaking levelly would have to pass 38.7 degrees. and as you just said, their temperature could be heading up to 40 or 41 perhaps, or over the next couple of days. so essentially the u. k is bringing in a kind of national emergency really an unprecedented read extreme health warning, which is making sure that people do their best to stay out of the sun. and there are various measures being put in place. some schools are either closing early today or not opening. it's all there is a going to be a speed restrictions on transport networks like the, the train network, one big part of the rail network from london at till the northern cities of leads and york not gonna be operating at all

u. k? if you dig just a little bit bigger, deeper. well, i don't think the situation you k is any worse or better than other european countries, which are generally struggling to manage this problem. and actually should be said that countries like turkey and have has huge numbers of millions of refugees. i believe turkey has alone has 4000000. so they've observed a lot of the problems and many migrants are stuck at borders. so other european countries may not be taking this extreme step, but they are still in some ways brushing. i guess the this answers your question, they are brushing the problem under the carpet. in britain's case, they are brushing the problem under the carpet a little bit to visibly. because the one that just simply sticks in your mind is, what is the logic? it really highlights, i think, never before has this problem. so being so clearly highlighted. so the plan is also said to be aimed at boosting rwandan investment and development. you mentioned that this is not the wanda of 994. do you think that this is really the

well, the u. k. opposition. labor party leader care summer says the prime minister should not remain in power through the summer. he needs to go, he can't cling on. in this way. his own party have finally concluded that he's unfit to be prime minister. they can't now inflicting on the country for the next few months. it's obvious, he's unfit to be prime. mr. that's been blindingly obvious for a very, very long time. and if they don't get rid of him, then labor will step up in the national interest and bring a vote of no confidence because we can't go on with this prime minister clinging on for months and months to come, that sir crusher written it in. baba, he's joining us from outside downing street and he will talk about the reaction that's been coming in in just a moment. first, let me ask you about the statement and the address that johnson gave. how. how is it going down? well, i mean, you just heard some analysis of, of the speech and the reaction to it. let me just bring you up to date. cabin

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u. k. in general? well, job, you're really on. so now we have a new champion with samuelson ones listed extra by darby county football player and is taking our undercover reporters to meet the club owner. good players going to chance. did you say? yes, thank you. i was on the way. samuels from spells out. what is the x needs to pay so own dalby? so let's say we paid $50000000.00 for the club. 29000000 for the state. 70000000. their projects show that they will lose 20000000 to cover the losses for the coming season. so we're talking of 99000000. unfamiliar garbage is only with angie level walker darby's owner, mel morris is a digital entrepreneur. he's invested nearly $200000000.00 of his own money in the club stadium itself. 33500 people to possibly most 5 days. we average out of about 28000 if i so. so the way supports us or in the corner in that corner, by pumping his own money in the club, morris has faced problems over what are called the financial fair play rules. the rules are designed to create a level playing field for cl

as well, what do you think the u. k will be branding as disinformation can london use this for anything that doesn't match its point of view? that's a, that's a worry. that's a big worry, isn't it? i think her, this is again, a typical example of double standards. they want to pick and choose. and then they want to a claim itself, as the champion of freedom most oppressed freedom of expression on the white hands are all the other hand, they want to really eliminate those information which is against the information presented by the u. k. culbert of the official areas of the great britain. now this is dangerous because eventually who will suffer? it will be the people in the united kingdom because they will be deprived of sources of information. sometimes it may be different from the positions taken by the ok. corral, but whether the u. k. cover pollution is absolutely or only tools, nothing by the true position. it's doubtful, and it has always be doubtful throughout the ages, and i think the people need to have the rig

well, that's the story in the u. k. hand across the channel in paris, temperatures and out well into the thirty's from the touch of butler is there. while the run, surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the eiffel tower record breaking temperatures expected in many. paul, the france including in the north in brittany, an area that is no usually for very cool climate. now the french government have put several regions on red alerts. they have advice, people to be extremely vigilant. they've rolled out the heat wave emergency plan advising people to stay at home, stay in the shade and keep a very hydrated in the. it's not that he'd way on coleman and from the usually they are several years of hard climate change. experts say that because of the changing temperatures, what we are seeing is he wave for the more intense and more frequent this heat wave . in fact, is the 2nd one in just a few weeks. well, all this is making the situation in the south where the frost particularly difficult. thousands

u. k. in general. well, job you're really on. so we're down oh, we have a new with samuelson, wants mr. x to buy darby county football player and is taking our undercover reporters to leak the clubs owner. they're going to let go pay us going just thinking yes. like on the way samuelson spells out what mr. x needs to pay to own dalby. so let's say we paid $50000000.00 for the club. 29000000 for the stadium. 75. their projects show, but they will lose 20000000 to cover the losses for the coming season. so we're talking of 99000000. unfamiliar welcome to carbon a to possibly 2. and you said it was bill walker, darby's owner, mel morris is a digital entrepreneur. he's invested nearly $200000000.00 of his own money in the club stadium itself. 33500 people to possibly most by states. we average out about $28000.00, right so. so the way supports us are in the corner, in that corner. by pumping his own money into the club, morris has faced problems over what are called the financial fair play rules. the rules are designed to create a le

u. k has been having and other places. well, we've known for her for a while now that as a europe has been really suffering from key plays in general. there 2018. 19202020. now to 20. these were really hot. the years for northern, for northern and usually hot years for northern europe. and then 2021 was more in southern europe. and now in 2022 we're seeing again the northern areas being very affected and the southern areas being very affected. so, and it's, it's, it's been, am, if i can say a hotspot into a international globally. and we, we know that climate change effect different parts of the globe in different ways. and it seems that europe, the mediterranean, but also northern europe, has been at continuously been experiencing extraordinary temperatures at the last few years. a hot spots indeed. so in what measures sir, has athens taken there not to be more prepared for in creasing heater in the years to come? i'll let you el alleged, you know, immediately meant, but again, i'll, i'll start to that. so in, so athens has be

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u. k at the moment that are saying, well, he should go because on balance, he has done a good job. okay, so where does a go from here? it is now up to the conservative m p. 's to decide on his future. he has as a has been mentioned, he has just narrowly survived a vote of confidence. so it's not straightforward, but rebels are plotting in order to change the rules. so we could see a vote to change the rules as soon as next week, and then this is the hope of rebels. things could move very quickly because those who want to see him go what like to have this done by the summer recess. so it doesn't sort of just drag out a go over the summer and, and be just more bloodletting and just more, more pain, really for the conservative party d w, corresponding big mass. thank you for your analysis. is a quick look at some other stories making news around the world. a memorial service has been held in south africa for the 21. teenagers who died at a township happened last month. the unknown circumstances pathologists have yet to release their findings on the cause of death. president 0 ram, a p

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and that's what we did well, the u. k. p. n has been concentrating his efforts of late on sending military aid to kiev. and while his approval rating in ukraine is a staggering 90 percent back home, it's in free fall, but less than a quarter of the public supporting him. this my thought johnston says he's not going anywhere, citing his handling of russia's offensive as one reason why he must remain in power . it's not brave for you to carry on degrees. i think it might be, you're hurting the country, prime minister, just on a very human level. hell, you must know that it's in the country's interest for you to leave. now i look at the i live the precious of people who are under the need. the government to focus on that on, on, on their priorities, which is what we are doing. i, because of the biggest war in europe for, for 8 years. and i count for the life of me see how it is responsible just to, to walk away from that. as i said earlier on in mpm cute, international editor of the morning, star newspaper, steve sweeney police

no, well the u. k is going to even greater lynch and fighting what it seems. disinformation by introducing new legislation. the changes will aim to fight lies, stuff they're calling it spread on social media, which britain's culture secretary say's is needed amid the ukrainian conflict. we cannot allow foreign states or their puppet, to use the internet to conduct hostile online warfare unimpeded. that's why we are strengthening our new internet safety protections to make sure social media firms identify and route out. state back is information. well, what does that mean? well, the legislation will require platforms on search engines to limit user exposure to what is considered misinformation. people won't be able to see any content which has been rejected. platforms floating, the requirements could be fined up to $18000000.00 pines or 10 percent of the companies global turnover. under the new legislation such content as the video of defense minister ban while that's being prank called earlier this yea

the st just had crowded the race is someone else has just announced that they can run for as well. u. k. m. p raman. 50 is going to be promised as well. 11th name in the re pattern should say. now in spain's, at pamplona people have been upgrading $35.00 degree heat to take part in the annual running of the bulls. ah, 4 people were taken to hospital after the 4th bull run of a cent from in festival. the adrenalin filled run was the fastest this year finishing in just 2 minutes and 29 seconds. despite the injuries commentators described event as a clean run, because it ended without anyone being gord, it was exhilarating. this old boy like you know, i can prepare you for your own. look the street and everybody describes criminal of all. you just hear triple clip club of your look does read mazel. bold go. odd is absolutely terrifying. what exhilarates? oh, believable. we had a great guy to give you, give you some ideas how to expected, but until you see the bolts coming, you can understand how good. yeah, i made it on a so you'll hear the rock. you hear the rocket, we, we have a rock, i

u. k or, or parts of france? well, i mean, i think a point is that it's not just in the north of this is happening you've, you've had your last year. huge waves into your pakistan's early this year. not detainer and much of latin america. so i think it's happening over the world. and so, you know, as i said, as temperature rises on average, you're more likely to get the extreme weather events. and it may be, you know, such as in canada, last year we had that huge heat wave over over western canada. it's, you can have these localized relatively localized nigel. i know that the, i think a calculation used called extreme event attribution for a calculating for helping to understand these extreme, either incidence. can you help me understand what that is? yet what, in the sense this process called extreme event attribution, it looks at the chance of experiencing the sort of event we got now. and the current conditions with the chance of it happening under the conditions that would have pertain if we had an increase greenh

the d w a u k correspondent berg mass. thank you as well now to the war in the ukraine and after sustaining a days of heavy bombing, ukraine's military is preparing for grounds. are sold by russian forces intern yet in the east. the government there says there are now no safe places and deserves the remaining 350000 residents to leave. russia has stepped up a showing of cities in den, yet concluding, sloppy. ask ukraine since the attacks of kill civilians. the next is part of the wider dumbass, an industrial region which russia back separatists afford to control in 2040 like our respond to nick on late in cave told us the latest on the offensive in the us. well, there's definitely a worry here. the rush result somewhat of a role we saw russian forces taking weeks to get over to the next, which was the big strong hold in the hans region. and then having taken over to the next, at admittedly, at a huge cost in terms of manpower resources, they were able to take it to the city of las a chance with a matter of days. this is a real way now that

so morrow span well in the u. k. temperatures could break records of an ice 24 hours. people are being ours to be extra careful is andrew simmons reporting from london going slow or getting cancelled britain's rail services on the brink of failure, as much of the countries infrastructure can't cope with searing temperatures. make shift foil used on steel bridges in an attempt to deflect the heat, road surfaces beginning to melt more alarming voluntary ambulance stuff, trying to back up an already fully stretched national health service, dealing with heat related emergencies. and in london, if you get out of the sun and go on the ground, it's even worse. so why is it that britain can't cope with heat waves? so much of it to do with it's outdated in another good infrastructure does come with extreme temperatures terrible and you don't even have with some past just can't see what the fuss is about. 3536 degrees. people pay money to go to places with that and those places don't ever conditioning either. yeah. so you basically think it's over the top. yeah. american tourist

well the u. k isn't just hold by british stun does it's 37 degrees right now in london. 2 degrees hotter than it is in doha. qatar weather presents a car leg as more i'm standing here in the depths of the sand, june's in cattle at the height of summer. there's nobody really around, apart from myself, my camera man, the camels and the camel keeper. now these hot and dry conditions are expected here . the temperature on my trusty thermometer is showing 40 degrees celsius. now we've seen temperature is above that in western europe and the u. k, and while here we are accustomed to this heated a seasonal summer heat, the buildings are built for that we have got air conditioning available. that's not the case in places like the u. k. we've even seen windows shutter in some of the buildings because of that extreme hate. and early i spoke to one of the camel keepers. i li, he's been here for 15 years. i told him about the heat in the u. k. and this is what he had to say of a book on hello, i'm so surprised

well the u. k. defense ministry has examined that and within the past 24 hours, said that there is no evidence that either that ship or that ammunition was ever present there. i'll 0 as john henry reporting live after ukraine's capital chief job. many thanks. indeed. it thailand's capital bank called protests, have been held outside beyond mas embassy condemning the execution of full pro democracy activists. all 4 were accused of helping of civilian resistance. movement was forth a bit of free since last. he has qu, they executions of both widespread condemnation from neighboring nations. the u. s . and the united nations wife the bank called counter 0 study chang, is the how has the military john to reacted to the condemnation? they've been receiving cody over these executions. we haven't heard very much for the modern. their reaction is generally pretty muted if at all . but this military government spokesman did give press conference in the capital nappy door about an hour ago. it was a long and

u k. a correspondent berg mass. thank you as well. i was turn our attention to the war in ukraine, our defense forces. they're preparing for ground assault by russian troops. and that done yet, industrial region in the east of the country, the local governor says there is now no safe place left on his urging the remaining 350000 residence to leave. it's a desperate rush to leave. my saying good bye is hard. there is a much love for them here in the city of love, yet. russian shelling as demolished home small businesses and hopes for aging with dignity and security door to the other. this was my shock here only. i have no words. yeah. lots of money. lots of resources in the said 20 years of work in the everything. it's a lot more than i have no income. nothing connects us to this city anymore. the stock of worship with water didn't sure. did you use the coil? amelia? i'm scared for my wife. and my daughter who is 6 months pregnant, you'll know, do they need to leave here? especially after what happened yesterday? mostly they hit the ci

washington that the weapons coming from the united states are being drawn from us reserves, as well as from u. k. reserves. now, if that's the case, that tells me that there must be a finite number of weapons to draw from it. is that true or is the sky? the limit, if we find other ways to manufacture these weapons? so there's 2 questions here. one is how deep is the united states and you case and other allies bench in terms of the weapons, it supplies to ukraine and for the united states, it has a global military role. so it does have quite a bit of stocks of different weapons. and this guy is not the limit because you know that it is not infinite, but at the same time neither are the russian stocks they. it appears that the war so far has impacted a lot of their their, you know, crazy, brought down aircraft has sunk, ships, has destroyed tanks and other vehicles so they don't have infinite stocks either. the 2nd question is one of search capacity, and that is a, that is a great question. if you look at the history of military manufacturing, there are times when the department of defense has got