u. k. back in u k. where we 1st attempted this, there was talk in house a parliament today about the importance of supporting fintech and crypto currency. and it re while me both over a decade ago when i was trying to say the same thing. and then the bank of england decided to put the evil 10th cause in and stop the u. k. from benefit from it. so it looks like el salvador is going to be the country that's doing it. the 1st government i've ever seen that says they're going to do something and, and implement cit foster, which is a really good sign. and so i think this is the country. everyone's going to become and say, yeah, as you mentioned, this is the 3rd country that you're aware of that has tried to or talked about making big coin legal tender and, but now they really have executed on it. they've done exactly what they said they're going to do in record time. they've got the government behind them. they're passing all kinds of new securities laws. now, to support the creation and distribution of volcano bo

u. k. where a police watch dog has revealed a disturbing internal culture of miss sol, jeanie, and attitudes and sexual violence, or warning. you may find some of the following content of fences. the reports includes private messages between officers of the metropolitan police force which serves greater london in one officer said he'd like to rape a female colleague. another jokes about getting a woman into bed using a knife or u. k. correspondent shudder. adverse dusty can tell us more all google incidents of hey crime involving racist sexist and home of the messages have been discovered by what struck investigation into the police. thousands of messages taking place between 20162018 were reviewed yet only 2 officers. sac, 9 of the 14 investigated are still serving in the for one another, holds a contract to staff role. now the commission of faces schools to go, but not just from the public, but senior politicians as well as former high ranking offices. we're not seeing one of instances we've se

u. k, where the 50 is up nearly 2 percent for the week. now this comes as the latest data shows, the nation's economy grew by 7.5 percent in 2021. it's fast as pe since world war 2, but with inflation having 30 year highs, the ceo of britain largest grocery store chain is now warning that the worst is yet to come for rising food prices, even as the bank of england continues to raise interest rates and nearby the german dax and french kac are both in the green, despite taking a hit during friday's sell off. now the european commission is raising its forecast for inflation after it hit record 4.6 percent in the 4th quarter of 2021. it now says it is likely to hit 3.5 percent this year. still, well above that 2 percent target as labor shortages and storing energy costs continue to take a toll on the block across the atlantic now to brazil, where the evo vesa is up over 2 percent. seeing more than one percent of those gains on friday alone. while inflation remains over 10 percent, it was actually right in line with expectations in december. as

u. k, where the government is refusing to apologize. after reports revealed is squandered a whopping 9000000000 pounds during the pandemic on protective equipment. that was faulty and over priced dining st insists it made the best possible spending decisions. given the info we had at the time, make no apology for carrying p p at the pace in volume we did. based on the information we had at the time. the action we took protected thousands of frontline health care workers in the n h. s. in social care, however, now that the world market, the p, p has stabilized the value of some categories of goods is now inevitably, much lower than the price they were originally purchased. for. remember at the start of the panoramic you couldn't get hold of them off for love, no money, no one to the public. i angry at this hurry, not sorry, attitude. absolute waste of money isn't absolute waste of public funds and it's a dismal, isn't it? but $23.00, hold accountable for it. i mean, what really ends up happening if we complain about that? who are the hig

u. k. where the city is up, the next was carried by gaines and mining energy and bank stocks. now this comes as a bank of england voted to raise interest rates and back to back sessions for the 1st time since 2004, becoming the 1st major central bank to do so. since the start of the pandemic nearby, the french cack and german dax are both in the read this week. new data from the 4th quarter of last year is giving insight into the slow down in europe. the industrial sector, putting its recovery behind both the u. s. and china, now there's all comes as inflation him all time high in the you coming in at a record 5 point one percent in january. however, the european central bank says it is not moving to raise interest rates just yet across the atlantic. now to brazil were the iep of us, but is down. the latest predictions are bringing about concerns that the nations ongoing recession could get even worse this year as a by change shortages and severe weather continue to impact output from. so we've been crops to iron or production numbers, the central bank confirmed its 3rd straig

u. k. where energy bills for british high souls are set to increase by an average of $700.00 pounds a year after the national regulator lifted a price cap. it's raised the specter of mass fuel poverty. now, by time when energy firms are cashing in or near record fuel prices are ti chevy address? does she house the story? it's the thing. all heating dilemma wasn't bad enough people in britain and now worry they might not be able to do either. that's as the energy price capital rise by 54 percent in april to just shy of 2000 pounds. or is it worries me because, you know, as a worker in government worker, we don't have enough salary. and if this is another increase, there's another burden. think me paying too much for our energy, like imagine military choosing between feeding myself and one family or heating tens of millions of households will face paying 693 pounds more, making bills almost double what they were just a year ago. the changes will have a chilling effect on people's finances, so the g

u. k, where the energy crisis is deepening as demand threatens to pay supply, providers are planning to hike rates during peak periods, not only about the national grid which controls electricity is thinking of tapping electric cars. during times of shortfall, it comes with some 22000000 high schools face steeper utility bills. after the regulator raise, the energy price kept breaking down what all that means are corresponding in london . a hotel no topic in the u. k. is energy bails that set to rise? 54 percent comp april, but a fascinating not to get your blood boiling. families could face paying more at peak times, like when cooking breakfast, for instance, watching tv after dinner, and all those cups of tea at tea time. despite these premium rates, so the energy regulator says consumers can save money. it will enable a more efficient, flexible, i'm greener energy system, which will say billions of pounds per year on all consumers energy bills. currently, most households the charge, the flat rate for their electricity and gas usage, but now millions of households could see bill. so w

u. k. where household electricity bills are about to saw by more than 50 percent. it's off to the regulated lift, a priced cap, potentially plunging millions of people into fuel pulpits in con, imagine here if choosing between the feeding myself and my family or heating. if this is another increase, this is another bird and government with a lot of stories making waves in the world today. welcome to them. it's salty and so the russian president vladimir putin on his chinese counterpart have put together a nato to stop it's expansion. they want a failure to do so will aggravate a cold war mentality. reporting now with the latest from beijing nazi's ecos. well, a friendly and cordial outcome from the meeting between the russian president vladimir putin and his chinese counterpart teaching thing was headache specter. but to find out that the to lead is the i to, i own so many things on so many topics and multiple d ones. i was somewhat remarkable, i should say. and again, the key outtake here is that china agrees that nato should stop expanding. the parties oppose the

u. k. where are 6 year old boy who's been branded trans phobic by his school after he expressed confusion over a classmate wearing a dress. now his parents, a christian couple have complained about the schools introduction of new gender neutral rules. or here's our correspondent sharia it was dashing in the age of non binary and gender fluidity. people are embracing, whoever they want to be. one school in england is taking things very seriously. a 6 year old boys parents are best, maybe from phobic off. he was confused by a boy wearing a dress. parents were grown to the right through a legal challenge against the department for education decision to share inclusive guidelines to state schools. and we already showed by the fact that a charger said that they want to be transitioned from a boy to go by just denouncing it in a circle time to children and who are 6 and then it was just endorsed next afterwards. without any consultation with parents, without the proper protocol, children thinking a sim

u. k. where household electricity bills are about to sol by more than 50 percent. it's off to the regulated lift price cap, potentially plunging $1000000.00.

u. k. where the policy is down. inflation continues to impact the nation hitting 30 year highs as it came in at 5.5 percent in january. however, as restrictions were lifted, the retail sector came roaring back, adding nearly 2 percent growth after falling in december. this as real earnings fell at their fastest rate in 8 years, driving concerns about the impact of the energy bills and taxes set to increase in april. nearby the german dax and french cap are both in the green with the cap of over 2 and a half percent for the week. now this comes as officials with the european central bank suggest their bond buying program, could finally come to an end. in the 3rd quarter, however, the block continues to battle sky high energy prices. and now germany's foreign minister says that all options are on the table when it comes to sanctions against russia. cleaning, cutting off the completed northeastern to pipeline. let's go across the atlantic now to brazil where the evo vesa is down. severe weather cont

u. k. where the prime minister has been talking about hitting president patient where it hurts financially. it is absolutely vital that off to this 1st barrows, are we work in lock step with friends and allies around the world. and we squeeze him simultaneously. we squeeze him simultaneously in london in paris in new york at the same time. unity, mister speaker is absolutely vital, ah. on to some other world news now talks in vienna on reviving the 2015 nuclear deal, which in iran and world pals have reached a this is a quite sensitive and important point. iran's foreign minister also says western leaders need to take a realistic approach to settle the remaining issues. last moment we have not received any assurances from the u. s. officials. we have been receiving only empty words. they have not taken any tangible measures in order to prove the good will. the total sum of our talks in vienna, we are still very positive and constructive as well. many points are still pending and sri lanka there f

u. k. now, where the parents of a 6 year old boy are being warned by his school that they and that child may be trans phobic. the christian couple had earlier complained after he came home, confused about a male classmate wearing a dress. so a correspondent shot here it was doctor picks up the store in the age of non binary and gender fluidity. people are embracing, whoever they want to be. one school in england is taking things very seriously. a 6 year old boy parents who will invest on may the transpose it off. he was confused by a boy wearing a dress. parents were granted the right legal challenge against the department for education decision to shut inclusive guidelines to safe schools. and we already shocked by the fact that a charger said that that they want to be transitioned from a boy to go by just announcing it in a circle time to children and who are 6 and then it was just endorse next afterwards without any consultation with parents without the proper protocol, children thinking a simple way, i'll see they see girls have a different genitalia to what boys have katie, there is a d

u. k. next, where the parents of a 6 year old boy, a big won't buy his school. that they am. that child may be trans. phobic, kristian, couple who dahlia complained of the he came home confused about a male classmate who was wearing a dress shoddy. edwards dashed picks up the story in the age of non binary and gender fluidity. people are embracing, whoever they want to be. one school in england is taking things very seriously. a 6 year old boy parents are best, maybe from phobic off. he was confused by a boy wearing a dress. parents were granted the right legal challenge against the department for education decision to share inclusive guidelines to state schools. and we already shocked by the fact that a charger said that that they want to be transitioned from a boy to go by just announcing it in a circle time to children in who are 6 and then it was just endorse next afterwards without any consultation or parents without the proper protocol, children thinking a simple way, i'll see they see how the, how the different genitalia to what boys have katie there is a distinct diff

u. k. about where the r t would be deprived of its license, the people were accusing. the channel, of course, is spreading this information, propaganda and lies by the russian government kiss. tom and the leader of the opposition said that he wanted the license removed, boris johnson said that he would leave off. com. there's lots of people saying that they want this basically to be left to free speech and for people to have the rights to put forward all sides of every argument. just on that you k affair with c sharp edwards dash the colleague and it took us through in a bit more detail earlier today. well, r t is in the spotlight here in the united kingdom for a 2nd day in a row. that's because m p 's a calling for this very channel to be taken off as spearheading that campaign is the leader of the opposition to kiss stammer. and in his words, r t. a seed as putin's personal propaganda tool. and he's accusing its journalists of spouting, disinformation, russia, today is his personal propaganda. i can see no reason why it should be allowed to continue to pro cost in th

u. k. now, where another conservative n p has sent a letter of no confidence in prime minister boys johnson. iron bows says allegations of parties being housed during lockdown, and johnson handling of the fallout has made its position untenable. a total of 13 m. p. 's have not publicly called for the prime minister to go more may have done so privately, boys. johnston's grip on power has also been rocked by a string of resignation from his team of 8 northern islands. high court says import checks on food from great britain should remain in place for now. the ruling suspends and order from the minister of agriculture to hold custom districts. the european union says that move regional the 9 and protocol and agreement between westminster and brussels, signed in 2020 to implement breakfast. it's aimed at avoiding border checks between northern ireland and the republic of island. bryan fini is a political commentator from northern island. he says the democratic union is opposed to the protocol because the d u. p believes the protocol cuts northern ireland off from the rest of the u. k. the brit

u. k is where the office has issued a red red warning to southern and central england storm units has made land for with reco gusts. its extreme winds are expected to cause danger to life, and those are the headlines i'm emily angland. the news continues here on al jazeera, after libya unspeakable crime. stay with us. the there is no such thing as a key or allowed kind of trusted the tub. all crime rate is the hardest to uncover, making the perfect crime. the news. when she saw channels she's done actually i oh, i i french and right louis city and my talk to my she's not libyan, but she lived there. she was kidnapped and raped like a see whom we saw earlier during the siege of mazata and is now trying to pull her life back together. chicks interested me on my chicago young whistle almost near a single now a book which it is easy to relevant for merely fan immediately mounting defense. if he leave them, come on even. is it perfect her? no, monsieur was discount, but all the good hankens planned to fun. voskus had offered buying some keys that pakistani dad with their son. oh, there's a lot

u. k. foreign secretary where he said that the media was basically putting forward the story that russia has some sort of concrete plans to lay siege to ukrainian cities, set up a puppet government and set up camps for disloyal ukrainians. and this is something you said is complete nonsense, but let's take a listen to what exactly joe biden said when he urged the americans to leave the country. ukraine. american citizens should leave should leave. now, we're dealing with one of the largest armies in the world. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. now it's important to note that this statement from binding comes just alongside anthony blink and saying that a russian invasion of ukraine could be, could happen at any moment that it could be eminent. so we are expecting to see a, a briefing in washington scheduled for today. it's already been scheduled, scheduled for 2 pm local time, washington. so this period is one of really extremes, hysteria. and we're going to have to see how, what washington's next comment is going to be. indeed, i don't, thanks for coming i

u. k. foreign secretary where he said that the media was basically putting forward the story that russia has some sort of concrete plans to lay siege to ukrainian cities, set up a puppet government and set up camps for disloyal ukrainians. and this is something you said is complete nonsense, but let's take a listen to what exactly joe biden said when he urged to americans to leave the country. ukraine can citizens should leave, should leave. now we're dealing with one of the largest armies in the world. it's a very different situation and things can go crazy quickly. now it's important to note that this statement from bio comes up just alongside antony blink and saying that a russian invasion of ukraine could be, could happen at any moment that it could be eminent. so we are expecting to see.

u. k. defense secretary taking you through where the u. k. government thinks they are right now in their relationship with let me put in and everyone else involved in what's going on on that crucially important area that border area in and near and around ukraine that he baba monitoring that for us out of london. so nadine, 1st off of that breakdown, not pulling his punches at all and reminding everyone not least the russians look, you signed up to various bits of paper. the latest one was back in 2010 saying you wouldn't do the kind of thing that you've been doing. absolutely, this was to be expected, particularly after we saw president putin or just in the last few hours in moscow going back into history and are accusing the western powers of not sir, sticking by various agreements and accusing ukraine of breaking the minsk agreements for example. so yes, ben wallace was very forthright reminding russia that it had committed to the rights of nations to, or of suffering countries to decide about their own security arrangements, including i

u k name with . so my mother in law. where will that? it's all my. yep. i'm, yeah, i got a whole lot. lot better. bad. about gilmer led bill mabel delta dental. not an all or no. ringback i for now. okay, there's a good i thought ah, a traffic film may need to bad bile. bez, a case in the battery type funds where by it is extracted and i go flat is and as it gets in captivity, theft burns highlight. ah, not mine. i went on a man like put it on like $40.00 a year. young. volunteer. dr. here. hello, i'm falling to you on my looted ponder. this is only by getting another and i thought it was like, she's like oh my fiance, my wife b. i will, i will be on my dive libya via thea, my america. why one of the america have like a few dollars and you know, she had no. yes one went home. now you are here a failing it will i, how can i do the color an out of symbols? that's how i go work a lot. okay. without done that, i'm not, not very helpful. i'm walker and i'm in on the 4th and 4th, yahoo dot. if not, then because i been almost a little pluto and she soon i went o

ah and it would again in kia where the u. k. prime minister has pledged more support for ukrainian armed forces as fierce grow that russia could be planning and in asian, or as johnson and president vladimir zalinski held talks in the capital on tuesday . the u. k. as often tens of millions of dollars in aid to assist ukraine. johnston's as russia is holding a gun to ukraine's hand in an effort to change the architecture of european security. the west fears russia is planning to invade its neighbour with tens of thousands of troops. tanks and artillery missiles gathered near the border. b u. s . and its allies are threatening tougher sanctions. the criminal insist there'll be no attack alongside other countries. we are also preparing a package of sanctions and other measures to be enacted the moment the 1st russian po, cat crosses further into ukrainian territory. and we have done all this, and preparers not as a show of hostility towards russia, but is a demonstration that we will always stand up for freedom and democracy and

we've also got a situation where the u. k. on tuesday announced the sanctions against 5 russian bank, some russian 1000000000 as and of course the main news coming out of europe was out the chance to german schulte said we halting the certification of the 11000000000 dollar north stream to gas pipeline. i suspect that moscow anticipated exactly what was going to happen. i think nord stream to f one was probably thinking that north stream too, might act as the ultimate deterrent to any possible plans that putin had. because of course, we'd invested, rashid invested so much money to it, of course, years of time. but look, we have been sitting here and we've been listening to the rhetoric, especially coming from the state. so the last a pretty much ever since that project was announced. and bite and, and trump, before he said this is not acceptable, we need to call, we need to kill it at all costs. i suspect the kremlin thought that either way, it's not going to happen. so those are the current functions on the table. however, gi

u. k. that's not the same though an island where a man has been killed by a falling tree. he was out trying to clear storm. deborah, when that happens, the ambulance services in the u. k being swamped, though in south central england there have declared a critical incident t to the demand on emergency services and disruption from storm eunice the red warning. so that have been in place across parts of the country, the south, east london, the south west and south wales. those of all past now. and we're now moving into amber situations. authorities in the brazilian city, a better policy have warned of more heavy rain just days after deadly flash floods . at least 117 people were killed when flooding caused landslides that destroyed several homes. on tuesday, dozens of people still missing the rescue teams continued to play daybreak. the hope of finding survivors. having garza, i was at home 2 days ago and all of a sudden the storm came and overwhelmed us. it felt so unreal at the time and money flow swept the gym here 1st and then to the gas station over there. we lost a lot

u. k. may be getting on with breaks it, but you know where it's a fact more devices than in northern ireland and no political group is angrier about them than the b u. p. the democratic union coffee it's target is the so called northern ireland protocol. the device that keeps northern ireland both in the u. k. and for trade purposes in the e. u. single market at the same time. complicated. yeah, very. but the aim was simple enough to prevent the hard border between the law and the irish republic and to protect the good friday agreement. my guest this week from county, antrim, and northern ireland, his family wilson, the chief whip the parliament in weapons. he won batt protocol crap, you were the one who a year ago called for guerrilla warfare to destroy the protocol, didn't you? you stand by that. i do worse in less than 3 months. they'll be election to the northern either the family. but the d. u. p. won't say what it will do, it loses the nationalists to feign party. so the stability of the political institutions never that strong is once again on the line. what do the people make of it?

u. k. island belgium in the netherlands, record gusts have torn off roofs, damage buildings and cause power outages. where we challenge reports. it was billed as perhaps the u. k. worst storm in 30 years, with winds expected 140 kilometers an hour. but that semi breeze, compared to what storm eunice actually delivered. a gust on the olive white's topped 196 kilometers an hour and has provision the become the u. k. strongest recorded wind for all eunice's fury, though the damage could have been a whole lot worse if as a say the search had coincided with the winds and the high tide, we could have seen some devastation, hence the severe flood warnings and some evacuation. so i'm really happy that those things have gone out of sync, but it was great. everyone was prepared and the public listed, and people kept himself safe. unit has killed and injured people. lo, fatalities from falling trees have been confirmed in the u. k. ireland and the netherlands, but in most places the damage has been to property rather than live. now this rather sorry side is london o 2 arena, formerly known as the millennium dime. it

been here more or less all the time since then a part of a brief period over new years where we're now within the u. k. for a week. and i read that i have improved to the extent that i am now housebound. mostly, i would say i'm about 50 to 60 percent bed bound. i can function in that i can look after myself, but that is about it. i cannot foresee the possibility of returning to work anytime in the, in the foreseeable future. i have no road within family life and my social interaction. thank stream limited. i have to keep lying down every country 30 minutes, just to get enough blood to my brain, and that had an improvement. and this is somebody who is probably under the best team in the world. looking after don cobit and even they are struggling to get on top of my illness. why it's so important that we understand it and we get an entry to early every time i also me about long co video or read about long kind of it. the symptoms, the experience of it is very different knowing when did you know you had a long time? how could you even tell i couldn't. so i had a very mild case cove. again in november 202

u. k. that's not the same though. an island where a man has been killed by a falling tree. he was out trying to clear storm deb re when that happens. the ambulance services in the u. k. being swamps doe in south central england there have declared a critical incident teacher, the demand on emergency services and disruption from storm eunice, the red warning. so that have been in place across parts of the country. the south east london, the south west and south wales. those of all past now, and we're now moving into amber situations. well, still had hailed al jazeera trade and the pandemic have been on the agenda on the summit between the e u. an african union leader. also the dutch prime minister apologizes indonesia, the atrocities committed in its former colony. ah. the temperatures are on the rise 1st, the audi. hello everyone. great to see you at all has to do with this southerly push their re add 28 degrees on saturday. look at q $827.00, and bach the $25.00. but all of this here means that sand and dust will be swirling around and that's going to impact the visibility.