u. k. actions as unsatisfactory and most areas, although with some positive results. the government has also been criticized for as cooperation with the u. s. which the report was that led to some poor choices. after withdrawing from afghanistan, the u. k. concentrated assets on ukraine, the country has already given 2300000000 pounds and military assistance to key if the purchase government is also announced that it will send helicopters to ukraine for the 1st time. it comes off the u. k. prime minister, where she's soon, i cannot stay new at defense packaged during his recent surprised trip to keith journalist actually returns, he says, the case, main priority is to follow washington's orders. this information will not be widely widely disseminated in british media. they will be focusing on the need to support the as well, but tally of who knows, and the approach and their breakaway elements of the ukranian army. there will be nothing about corruption and how this aid money is going down the drain. we shouldn't act for him. the important thing is to worship and to the blank and state department as currently configured, and to help with britain,

u. k, which focused on climate change. the call them brief with lawrence about 10 years ago and the original. so founding mission was to try and be a counterpoint, a rebuttal to some of the poorly informed media coverage around climate change, specifically climate science. we recently publish a weeklong theories of articles focusing in on this very hot topic of what is called lawson damage. there is a kind of fundamental injustice with climate change. it is affecting the poor people on the planet who are least responsible for climate change. and as long been decided that they should be some reparations, or actually compensation from the richer countries to the poor countries. for the damages being cold, and it's a very, very fraught and, and difficult debate say comrey published a big series of asked was really examining and explaining this concept of lawson damage. people had long known about this term and sort of really wanted this in depth analysis and explanation of it. oh me. i personally been going to say that title,

u. k. which is that 9.6 percent. well, on the opposite side of the g, 20 economy quote list, according to the full cost by all e, c, d, india is projected to have a 3 to 7 percent compared to you key, which in fact, the 2nd worse before more after it sanctioned russia in fact, it's not going to grow old, but it's going to shrink my 0.4 percent, but in the u. k itself, while additions tend to believe russia and not done sells for the current condition, for the current downfall in proteins economy. the last thing impact on supply chains has made goods more expensive and fuel inflation. and this has been worsened by a made in russia energy crisis. what india hasn't sanctioned was bought node with russia . and remember, india has overtaken britain and become the 5th largest economy in the was and it's project going to be even more substantial in the coming india will witness an unprecedented explosion in economic growth and opportunities from a 3 trillion dollars economy. india will grow to be a 40 trillion dollars econo

u. k, which has a top notch surveillance system. experts are tracking the possible rise of still others. and indian scientists and authorities across the globe are chasing data on a troublesome variant dubbed x b, b and singapore estimate show it could now be causing over half of all cases as we come in to the winter time. now we are starting to see further increases in sales, curvy to activity, and so, and part of that is being driven obviously by these different omicron variance and another infection as compound and concerns the flu. earlier in the pandemic measures that slowed the spread of the corona virus also helped people avoid getting infected with other pathogens, like those causing the flu, influenza, and the next ask her the to is a respiratory infection. so the measures that will put in place to reduce covey transmission also impacted influenza transmission. so when we reduced our mixing with people when we reduced our international travel, that also reduced the ability of influenza to spread. but as the urgency of the pandemic subsides and measures relax, flu cases are also

today's e u r, which is a rogue you use in the u. k. has left or is live by germany and france and so far it has been, it has been a punching bag for, for london and, and washington and even kia. and i think that the european, public of large or parts of the, of public, especially in germany and france are called the sick and tired of that. we can see that already happening in check republic where people are against the war hysteria that was imposed on the european countries by nate hang the united kingdom, especially assert linux terms are literally bullying germany, especially france as well. and some other countries are bullying them into submission. and now. busy that we have this escalation of war in eastern europe. it is quite obvious what, why great britain lacked the sinking ship. i think that the anglo american coalition really see a saw that the germany was getting too powerful and the side effects of this war. and maybe the main goal of the, of the, of the old anglo saxon coalition, a british america, americans and, and some

u. k. which has also been sending guns to give you great had been well known as the forest hub for arms trafficking, even while the full russian military operation began in february for 100 and security policy hours. michael maloof says the by the administration's reluctance to thoroughly track the weapons, it says the grain ascent can lead to drastic consequences in europe. they cannot keep track of what is being sent and they have no intention of it. so good luck to the republicans or when they get into the house to get any kind of information. yeah, they could use the budget as a weapon, but ok, so a little bit will be eked up, but they're not going to get the satisfaction they want. and this is what we're going to have again, we break which this is the scheme we send in the advisors and, and before long, it escalates and biden, may, may for once have some ability to understand that that concern may be reluctant to do so. when you have contractors in there, you are u. s. trained contractors fr

u. k, which is also expected to include talks on climate change. trade in the commonwealth is the 1st state visit to the u. k. in more than 3 years after they stopped during the coven, 19 pandemic. after the phone, prince william and prime minister richie sooner also attended the welcome sermon. when you can find much more and all the days, news including upsets of the world cup on our website out just error dot com ah. the top stories and al jazeera, the death toll for monday's earthquake, and indonesia has risen to $268.00 authority st. many of the victims of the magnitude 5.6 quake we young children is rescue a search for survivors. in the rubble, relatives have started to bury their loved ones. disaster relief says more than a 150 people are still missing. turkish president, russia type, irwin has worn, but he will launch a ground operation against kurdish forces in northern syria, soon cuter, also being held for those killed in a rocket attack and southern turkey. on monday, the turkish military has begun bombing kurdish targets and northern syria in retaliation. the un says more than

u. k. supreme court has ruled against scotland, new bid for independence. he semi autonomous scottish government and asked the court to decide whether it's parliament could hold a referendum without approval from the u. k. which is conservative governments had the question, was settled in a 2014 referendum when 55 percent of scottish voters rejected. the proposal was caught, his 1st minister says a new vote is the only way to settle the matter once and for all i want to have a referendum. i want to have a referendum that is lawful democratic and constitutional. that is the best way of asking, and having answered the question to scotland, want to be independent, i'm not resigning from might, but that is being blocked. the supreme court has said, i don't have the power of the scottish government doesn't have the power within the current devolution settlement to do that without the consent of westminster. and that this steve, westminster wouldn't give it's consent. so i, in that scenario i have a choice, i either see games, a boogie on scottish democracy and we'll just give up on scottish democracy. and, and frankly, if i ever wake up in the morning thinking that's the right answer, that is the take my will and

u. k, which is at 9.6 percent. well, on the opposite side of the g 20 economy court list according to the full cost by all e. c. d, india is projected to have grew 3 to 7 percent compared to you key, which in fact, the 2nd worst perform or after it's sanctioned russia. in fact, it's not going to grow, but it's going to shrink by 0.4 percent. but in the u. k itself, while it doesn't stand to blame russia and not themselves for the current condition, for the current downfall in britain's economy. the last thing impacts on supply chains is made goods more expensive and fueled inflation. and this has been worsened by a made in russia energy crisis. what india hasn't sanctioned what spot known with russia. and remember, india has overtaken britain and become the 5th largest economy in the world. and its projected that its growth is going to be even more substantial in the coming years. india will witness an unprecedented explosion in economic growth and opportunities from a 3 trillion dollars economy. india will grow to

u. k, which is also expected to include talks on climate change. trade in the commonwealth is the 1st state visit to the u. k. a more than 3 years after they stop during the coven, 19 pandemic. after the phone, prince william and prime minister richie sooner also attended the welcome sermon. when were you can find much more and all the days. news including upsets of the world cup on our website out just sierra dot com ah.

u. k. which means that according to one call wanting 7, people are already skipping meals and wanting to cutting down on energy. 2 electricity use hot water, but also that was that many budget recently which added to people's concerns about paying them mortgages, making government borrowing more expensive and not no cone effect. a lot of people hit a calling for a general election saying that richie soon not now, doesn't have a monday because we're going to change it in the leadership of the conservative party, hence prime minister far as johnson sat down. and it's still not clear whether all of the manifesto commitments from 2019 a going to be respected, such as a guarantee for state pension. my husband, as you say at your most of his time in british politics, how likely is it that they would actually go for an election? well it's not likely because the rule is just say that the the prime minister needs to come on to the confidence of, of majority in. 1 parliament they do so that way behind the

u. k. actions as unsatisfactory and most areas with some of the results. the government is also being criticized for his cooperation with the us, which the report says lead to some poor choices. after withdrawing from afghanistan, the u. k. concentrated it's as that song ukraine. the country has already given 2300000000 pounds and military assistance to kias. the british government is also announced that it will send helicopter to ukraine for the 1st time. it comes off the u. k prime minister, which is soon i cannot say new ad defends package during his recent surprise trip to kiss or to discuss this. we can cross live now is huge unless the option returns anson, very nice to see you as we 1st of all, what do you make? took the report criticising the u. k. government for failing to build a viable african stays? yes, this is the official british watchdog, which is a saying this. so the scale of this may be much worse. given this is an official entity and the excuse it gives as to why britain good spend billions and billions of dollars on allegedly corrupt deals. is that the u. k. was aware of the problems with the u. k. determination to provide unconditional

u. k. partners which will then enter the international market. european corporations have widely welcomed the decision. the 1st shipment of liquified natural gas from coral, south project, and from mozambique is a new and significant step forward in any strategy to leverage gas as a source that can contribute in a significant way to europe's energy security. however, the south has previously called for a very different approach to energy in africa. back in september, the european parliament called for the ganga and tanzania, oil pipeline project to be scrapped in order to protect the environment. we discuss these developments with political expert to bias. miguel and, and africa, security analyst from those on big most people are showroom show right now. it was a see more than me right now. which one, i'll turn it to you. for example. you look for other countries around the world for the l. n g. guess but what we need to know right now it wasn't because not enough to put all that. so to get all the guys for all you do is i'll turn it to you, but african continent. i'm not prepared to try

resorting to either without falling into it situations in which people are not treated humanely or are deported to other countries. and how the u. k. reacted to your office of assistance which continued to talk to them. the u. s. is trying to remove iran from a you in commission on women because of toronto crackdown on ongoing protests. iran has just started a 4 year term on the commission. we james to promote gender equality, the us and albania, hosted and informal you in meeting to discuss the situation. iran has been rocked by unrest since a young woman died and placed custody in september. a french court has sentenced to former liberian rebel commanded to life in prison. 47 year olds, county camara was convicted of crimes against civilians between 19931994 the violence including eating some one's heart and allowing soldiers to repeatedly ripe 2 teenage girls. laura burton manley reports it was a historic moment in this paris court as formal liberian rebel command, a country camera was handed a life sentence, the crimes against humanity. it was the 1st time a french court tried someone involved in liberia's, civil was, as of co

u. k is circumventing its own commitment of not importing oil supplies from russia. that's being reported by the u. k. sunday times. which has revealed how the russian energy source is imported, the britain, undeclared, as crossway. now, to want to contribute at rachel moss and studied by good to see you, rachel. good afternoon, the u. k. government publicly announcing the the suffering of russian energy, but secretly is still importing it. what can you tell us? yeah, this is the story of forbidden love on every level. apparently the u. k. government has been importing nasty authoritarian oil from russia while protect projecting to the public that only freedom molecules would be allowed to disembark on its pristine shores. now, the british government has been talking up this mighty sacrifice that they were making for ukraine by not buying russian oil, which they like to pretend goes straight into russian president vladimir putin's pockets to use as spending money. and the ukraine conflict or black friday or whatever. now, over the summer, the british office for national statistics even reported that for the 1st time ever

u. k is circumventing its own commitment of not importing oil supplies from russia. it's been reported by the u. k. sunday times, which has revealed how the russian energy source is imported to britain. undeclared, the fear was one of at least that a non congress of russian oil was more than 200000000 pounds to have a rod at british ports soon. the invasion of ukraine. but it has been classified as inputs from elsewhere. apparently, the u. k. government has been importing this nasty authoritarian oil from russia while projecting to the public. that only freedom molecules would be allowed to disembark on britain's pristine shores. british officials have been talking up this mighty sacrifice that they were making for ukraine by not buying russian oil, which they like to pretend go straight into russian president vladimir putin's pockets to use as spending money in the ukraine conflict or, you know, maybe black friday sales whatever, over the summer, the british office for national statistics even reported that for the 1st time ever, there weren't any russian oil imports into the u. k. and this was despite the fact that

u. k. u level. now, the formula that sends money to wales needs reform thousands, the very beginning, but the big picture in which those are shared responsibilities. some money raised to u. k. decisions some money raised to wash decisions. that's the right one for me. you're the leader of the labor party in wales, as well as as 1st mr. the labor party, of course, is the, is her majesty's opposition nationally at, throughout the u. k. and the government in westminster is a conservative lead government. is there any friction there between the fact that that the whales is led by the labor party and the rest of the country is being governed by the conservatives? when it does lead to tensions, the degree of tension tends to depend on the nature of a government at westminster. we've lived through 12 years now of conservative government at some points. that's been a relatively been in relationship. at other times, it's be more conflict. you all a great deal depends upon the degree to which a westminster government respects the div aleutian settlement, not just in relation to wales, but scotland and northern ireland as w

u. k is circumventing its own commitment of not importing oil supplies from russia. that is actually being reported by the u. k. sunday times. which has revealed how the russian energy source is important to britain though. undeclared, the field was one of, at least that a non congress of russian oil was more than 200000000 pounds. to have arrived at british pause soon, the invasion of ukraine. but it has been classified as inputs from elsewhere. time to learn more here on the program, costing life out to all contributive, as ortiz, rachel moss and good afternoon to you. rachel. great story. this are the u. k. government, essentially for months now, they've been saying no more russian energy. we can't have any money going into putin's coff has to pay for this conflict in ukraine. no russian energy but hold on a 2nd. the u. k is actually secretly importing it is not right. he adds the story of irresistible forbidden love. apparently the u. k. government has been importing this nasty authoritarian oil from russia while projecting to the public. that only freedom molecules would be allowed to disembark on britain's pristine shores. b

u. k. prime minister, which he soon acts as dealing with the issue is a national priority. he's far from the 1st to do so, and he's unlikely to be the last that in barbara al jazeera london, the world's population is believed to have hit 8000000000 according to the you. in the milestone comes just 11 years after the 7000000000 mark and india has been one of the largest drivers of that growth. the country will soon overtake china as the world's largest. even though indian women are now having 2 children on average, experts say that's due to better education and health care for women. often the metal reports from roger's thumb state. no, no mythic. going to go get up an ideal buys mccardie would in boucher john. good is training teenagers to become more self aware. she's using a game of cards to start discussions about choice and consent. the logic goal is to empower rural women. funny go, good little girl would be a little every day. some girls in the villages unless aware. so we encourage them to tell their parents that they want to study or start working before getting mar

u. k. prime minister, which he soon acts as dealing with the issue is a national priority. he's far from the 1st to do so, and he's unlikely to be the last name barbara al jazeera london, some personal break here now to 0. when we come back. not looking for conflict, i'm looking to manage is competition response in the u. s. and chinese presidents look to men fences in their 1st face to face meeting a more tech jobs on the line. us media says amazon is due to fire $10000.00 employees. more nuns davidson ah how i a little taste of windsor for parts of north america over the next couple of day searched few days ago we were getting up into the, the low twenty's across the eastern seaboard new york and d. c. certainly seeing those card numbers, rather area of low pressure. what remains of tropical storm, the cold pulling in an orderly asked going to be a cold one and that's really hauling those temperatures down. and we'll see temperatures of higher than around 9 celsius here on monday. and cooler still as we go on institute, that cooler sinks farther south was 8 celsius for ne

u. k level. now, the formula that sends money to wells needs reform, it has since the very beginning, but the big picture in which those are shared responsibilities. some money raised to u. k. decisions some money raised to wash decisions. that's the right one for me. you're the leader of the labor party in wales, as well as as 1st mr. the labor party, of course is the, is her majesty's opposition nationally throughout the u. k and the government in westminster is a conservative lead government. is there any friction there between the fact that the whales is led by the labor party and the rest of the country is being governed by the conservatives? when it does lead to tensions, the degree attention tends to depend on the nature of a government at westminster. we've lived through 12 years now of conservative government at some point, that's been a relatively benign relationship. at other times, it's be more conflict. you will, a great deal depends upon the degree to which a westminster government respects the devolution settlement, not just in relation to wales, but scotland and northern ireland as well. the reaso

u. k and france. which, how did it really existed in the last few months after tensions arose under the previous u. k. government and how they had handled cooperation relationships with france specifically on this issue. so this alone isn't a solution, but it's an important step towards finding a joint answer in the future. will tell us about this cooperation issue. what does it change? there are now going to be joint patrols on french beaches. is that it so a lot of it is largely the same as what's been done before. the primary mechanism of the agreement is going to be additional funding additional funding for things like new technology, additional funding for more staff. on the french side, the french of agreed to increase their security force patrols by about 40 percent over the next 5 months. and of course, there's also in addition to the funding, the issue of observe our missions. so some staff from the u. k. and some stuff from france will be allowed to participate in each other's border operations in

u. k. citizens. it's, it's amazing. richie st, microcosm, go to our gun visits, ukraine. an offer 50000000 pounds worth of additional way because remember our, the u. k as provides drop which took about 10000000000. ready so far and sounds of odd to say to and our upper studies cool grade. and this is with no transparency, no accountability as to how the money is spent and where it ends up. because of course, a lot of allegations some ukraine is very much among eagle and reg operation about so it's going to be very difficult for richie cigna to turn down the last it's having a certain team percent payroll is just the key price with the cost of living in the kerry, if he's got money like confetti he t r give out to you, craig nicole's. it's not in awe of the united kingdom and trust to get involved in this conflict. it never has been. we've never had me on treaty or strategic interest in being involved in the secret and conflict. so i leave it to where i do apologize. forgive me for champion, i'm sorry to interrupt you but, but, but hold on a 2nd. i mean, look at all this money that the u. k is sending down south. i mean, just give me a 2nd. all right? considering all the t