u. k. am. and instead here he is, you know, it's, it's sort of a, an attack on sovereignty in many ways. and i think this is where it's going to be in the, the u. k. will have to act. and what a can do is offer the protections that it, that it can am obviously, since the 1997 hand over and you case influence in hong kong has been less. but it's showing that by offering on calling people the right of abode in, in the u. k. that a can do something by providing a safe haven. but it becomes very working now to show that they can protect those people and indeed their families when and when this sort of thing happens. and given the current chaos, if the u. k. government, you can well imagine how distracted they are on domestic affairs to really not be able to focus on foreign policy and including with this snafu. so it'll be interesting to see how that plays out over the next few days. i am curious about looking at the situation where we see chinese attempts to suppress free speech in the u. k. a. we see them trying to do this in other places. how bad is the situation getting? well, this is one of the worst we've seen in europe. i mean we've, we've seen thin

u. k. will grow to load to ignore or he made his name as the case finance minister or chancellor of the exchequer, and suffered a political blow over his multi millionaire wife's tax status. but what kind of prime minister is where she's soon i'm going to be so good girl ports on that. now the return of richey soon at this time, as he missed out, to his trust in the last leadership contest, only to find himself less than 2 months later, back in downing street. this time at number 10, sumac is the 1st u. k prime minister of south asian heritage. indeed the 1st from any ethnic minority in modern times. a hindus family came to britain from east africa while he's rise in british politics marks a milestone moment, a reflection of the case diversity. it is his personal wealth and privilege and that of his wife that has come on the scrutiny effect. many believe that would have been the decisions he would make running the country. there are so many challenges that he has to face. first of all, of course

u. k. will continue to have support to pay their energy bills until april next year. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in markets, but they can play their part. and we will do so. because instability affects the prices of things in shops, the cost of mortgages, and the values of pensions. there will be more difficult decisions, i'm afraid, on both tax and spending. as we deliver our commitment to get that falling as a share of the economy over the medium term. while we have to correspondence on this story, this our in a moment will have the latest on the political fall out with under simmons. but 1st, let's go to join a hole who's live outside the bank of england in london, more changes. so john, are to the so called the budget, talk us to the economic plan unveiled driving your chancellor in the markets of reacting well. jeremy was keen, obviously, to get out as quickly as he possibly could, and reinforced the puzzlement positive sentiment with which the financial markets opened this morning.

u. k. will receive support to pay the energy bills until april, when it will become kept and targeted. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in markets, but they can play that part. and we will do so. because instability affects the prices of things in shots, the cost of mortgages, and the values of pensions. there will be more difficult decisions, i'm afraid, on both tax and spending. as we deliver our commitment to get that falling as a share of the economy over the medium term, what will is ball the politics and the economies? this decision jehovah will be outside the bank of england to under simmons joins us live from westminster, where it's all happening a little bit later. jeremy hunt due to address parliament to the next hour or so. any sign of the prime minister? well a surprise because as for the 1st time in this 4 day crisis after the sacking of quasi crossing of the finance minister, the chancellor of the exchequer, after that finally the opposition has the opportunity to as ask questions in the house of

u. k. will ensure the protection of embassies and consulates in the country. so sensor trouble makers illegally entered the chinese consulate general in manchester, endangering the security of the premises. any countries overseas diplomatic mission has the right to take the necessary measures to uphold the peace and dignity of the premises. however, the western mainstream media has put its own spin on the story, showing footage aimed at depicting a so called hong kong pro democracy protester being dragged into the missions grounds and beaten up sparking outrage. meanwhile, british police have launched an investigation involving an alleged assault on a protester with a number of u. k. officials condemning the so called attack and some even urging to some in the chinese ambassador and to expel or prosecute any official involved in the incident . well i, so take a closer look at this footage of the incident showing what really happened there. several protest is the scene trying to storm through the consulate gaze and even throwing punches at employees, one of who

u. k. will not face black house this winter. sun clay with a downing street, had any input on these scripts, or following the russian presidents or versus that's up a new gas project to took here is. so it's become europe that largest gas hub. president heard one say the projects will enable the you to keep guessing rush and gas through tech. yeah. this, you need to get turkey a will be a hub for natural gas as well. in our last meeting, we agreed with russian president vladimir putin on this issue. we will create a hub here with gas coming from russia. and in his own words, putin announced to the world that europe can get its natural gas from turkey, a life to use this era. my political analysts based in a sample. now many thanks for joining on the program. it's nice to see. now the turkish president says the country to become a gas hub, the europe off the announcement of joint gas projects with russia was your take on us. well, 1st of all, to get with just stickley. geographically, it's always

u . k will possibly face black house this coming winter. what's your take on how this trust is trying to blame everything on russia? well, she is trying the, the tax. it was pioneer by joe biden. earlier this year when he called the energy price arises in the united states, hooton's price site. that didn't work for joe biden. it's not working full. his trusts. if you look at the opinion polls since august of this year, they have consistently shown that the british population blames the government over hootin or over even the energy companies in britain itself. so it's clearly attaching that her spin doctors have told us to use that as you heard from that clip of nadeem. so her, we on question time. nobody's buying it any more, and it's being laughed at by even members of the media who have supported the british governments line on the war in ukraine. so this isn't something which is going to work and we're still, the latest trust is that she appears so far to have no real plan to actually mitigate the situation or improve it. all of the pla

u. k. will even know what's next prime minister, all face, another leadership race. the deadline to secure enough support is now just 2 hours away. all my finance minister richie soon, i ease the clear favorites and appears to have the most m p. 's publicly backing him is not yet clear. if his only challenger, senior cabinet member penny mordant, has secured the 100 m p. 's needed to stay in the race. she'll be trying to draw support from boris johnson's camp. the former prime minister, who was ousted by scandals in july dropped out of the race on sunday as go straight to a correspond andrew summons. who is live for us in london, where she like now clearly the choice of conservative m. p, 's the any on the asked the question is whether penny moved it will make that 100 by the to pm deadline as right. as you say, only 2 hours to go less than 2 hours to go in fact. and what we're hearing from the penny more than campus suggestions that sir, the numbers could be up to 90 by now, but it has to be said, there is no public verification of that figure. so it could well be n

u. k. absolutely is a historic moment will actually help people of color will actually help other asian people living in the u. k, mostly academic literature, seems to be against what i would term, the idea of trickle down diversity and trickle down diversity is the idea that if you place a person of color or place a woman or someone from a diverse background at the top, somehow trickle down and benefit other people of color or women down in the organization or create policies that will help people further down it trickle down idea of diversity and mostly academic. she does not support that. that is a historic moment. absolutely would actually help people of asian descent other people of color academic studies don't seem to support that. and that's important because of course, it makes her a great headline, doesn't it? her a countries governing institutions to better represent those that it governs. but the reality is that there are so many different issues at play from a culture society history race. and it varies from one country to another, many different ethnic minorities and communities i

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hello and welcome to the program where she soon act will be the next u. k. prime minister up he is expected to see can charles on tuesday when he will formally take on the role. soon i will be the 3rd prime minister and just 7 weeks. it was his resignation, as finance minister or chancellor, the exchequer. that helped bring down boris johnson, and he was beaten by liz trust in the subsequent leadership basil. at 42. soon act is the youngest person in modern history to leave the nation. he's the 1st person of asian heritage to take the top job. and the 1st hindu, he steps into number 10 downing street at a time of economic and political crisis. he inherits a divided party and will lead a nation where many voters are struggling to pay that bills and feed their families . our coverage begins in downing street with alan fisher. he joins us now on this. certainly a sense of optimism and positivity around richie soon acts appointment, but as no getting away from the scale of challenges facing him. that's right. the often see there are no 2nd acts in politics, but

u. k. will began, does that change things if at all not necessarily. norway has been a big help for, for the european union, but norway cannot supply all the gas the europe needs. and the just the, the amount of gas that russia supply that is 4040 something percent last year. it's just too massive. so at the moment, the incremental volumes that europe has been receiving has been mostly from liquefied natural gas. that his gas in the global market comes by ships into europe . and that is the main worry in the market that if you do impose price cup and that is why there's also the talk about the dynamic price companies. you can move the, the cap can move with the market, let's say in order for price, for gas not to be priced out of the market. that is so that you can still be competitive with other bias or around the world such as asia. so at the moment, china, for example, if not buying gas, and that is really for europe, because that means that there's a liquefied natural gas available in the ma

u. k. will receive support to pay their energy bills until april, when it will become kept and talked. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in markets, but they can play their part. and we will do so. because instability affects the prices of things in shops, the cost of mortgages and the values of pensioners. there will be more difficult decisions. i'm a phrase on both tax and spending as we deliver our commitment to get debt falling as a share of the economy over the medium term. we have to correspondence on the story and amendments will have all the latest on the political fallout with andrew simmons. with 1st, let's speak to jenna how he's outside the bank of england and jr. it is the political crisis that just keeps all rolling. how have the financial markets responded? well, jeremy hunt, the new chancellor of the exchequer. you had him speaking there a couple of hours ago seeking to reinforce and capitalize on positive sentiment in the financial markets. when they opened on monday morning with the pound up an

just to say that all you will be off. lo and men try to be during the 7 year net, an independent being an indian as a prime minister of u. k. so i will stay the life is really you people and do the word more. you should start and really and leads from the people when goal of india and that it didn't been like only was there is on the well being him being a ration and she really the theme in them. so i again see life is the only few people and the from the land of the, from the learn of non world in be lose them going on in you care by india. but in a non boyland be full manner. see if you looked at or mean, if you did, indians have more than the indian side in terms of egypt. more him right. in deals are richer, then that should be less than crime. so it was in the ball in the guardian manner in a long while he is an indian lawyer, the public retailer can be in. so she is the prime minister of has been done in the duly indian. he will do his best or just 3 people. but i am very optimistic that building his india and you will come thought equal equals moving on now representatives from ethiopia as government until gray rebe

trust has been you k prime minister for less than 2 months, but has already been heavily criticized for her economic policies. according to some forecast, inflation will keep rising in the u. k for years and will not fall below 2 percent . that's a mid soaring energy prices leading to decrease economic consumption across the country. but while joe biden is criticizing the work of his key ally across the atlantic, there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the homefront. and the u. s. president himself is under pressure to find solutions. many americans aren't impressed with washington substantial financial support to crane either with poll showing millions across the country gearing up to vote. republican and next month's mid term elections, former m. e. p. godfrey bloom says britain, problems are the result of the government or rational economic policy. well, they quite ludicrous, but then i don't think anybody in the world takes joe biden very soon as they do. and he will be home early on me being looked after 5 grandchildren helping to make the dynamic moment alone. motivate to decide on the home. but you have the quality as you spending, and we have to wait 30

according to full costs, inflation will keep lie thing in the u. k. full years and will not go below 2 percent as a mid soaring energy prices leading to decrease economic consumption across the country. but while joe biden is criticizing the work off his key ally across the atlantic, there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the home front. and the us president himself is under pressure to get it sorted. many americans are impressed by then keep sending money to ukraine either and millions of us citizens gearing up to vote for the republicans and next month, mid term elections for any people free balloon st. burton's problems all the result of the government's irrational economic policy. well, quite ludicrous, but i don't think anybody in the world takes joe biden very soon as they do and he won't be home or the or me being looked after 5 grandchildren helped me talk to, to make the dynamic alone motivate to decide on the home. but you have spending quality on the spending and we have we have to wait 30 days and we have a 100000000000 pounds b

u. k. his new finance minister has set a new cost dramatically different to that put forward by his boss, prime minister. this trust me will you be putting in place today? sorry about the rain guys. just days after becoming the new u. k. finance minister, jeremy hunt had the press hot on his heels and soon found himself on the front page. that's because hans says he will abolish nearly all of the tax cuts announced by his predecessor quasi clar tang barely a month ago. these include cuts to corporate taxes and scrapping a new vat tax on shareholder dividends. no cut to the base marginal tax rate until april next year and know to a duty free shopping scheme for non u. k. visitors facing economic turbulence. hunt warns government spending must be cut and that the current energy relief scheme will need to be redesigned in april, not 2 years from now as originally planned. it would not be responsible to continue exposing public finances to unlimited volatility in international gas prices. so i'm announcing to day a treasury lead review into how we support energy bills beyond april next year. the objective is to design a new ap

been heavily criticized over her economic policies according to full costs in place, and will keep rising in the u. k for years and will not go below 2 percent after mid storing energy prices leading to decrease economic consumption across the country. but won't joe biden is criticizing the work off his key ally across the atlantic. there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the home front on the us president himself, it's under pressure to get it. thought that many americans aren't impressed by and just keep sending money to ukraine either. and millions of us citizens are giving up to vote for the republicans and next month's midterm elections from any p called free bloom. salesperson's problems are the result of the government's a rational economic policy. well, they are quite ludicrous that i don't think anybody in the world takes joe biden very soon as they do, and he will be home early on being locked off the past 5 grandchildren, helping to make the dynamic alone motivate to decide on the home. but you have the quality spending and we have to wait 30 days and we have a 100000000000 poun

u. k. andrew calls will follow events with you through the day. thank you. at least 22 people are being killed and thousands more left homeless after psych learn sit throwing slammed into bangladesh as coastal regions. both ortiz and are working to help affected communities have a chandry reports now from. but the holly cycle and citric barrel lane from the bay are bengal early tuesday with winds gusting up to 88 kilometer per hour and a storm surge of about 3 meters. heavy winds with rain and storm surge damaged thousands of homes in the coastal region. and flooding low lying coastal areas. cal cable nice on the beach teeth that will be yesterday during the storm and heavy rain. the part of our house got all inundated, there was a strong wind and many trees also fell. and we couldn't even venture out and were very scared when about the cycle on broad rains and flooding in other parts of the country, including the capitol, darker, entire con, our, that he can look what you to the store, marine, we are struggling. the looks is all the streets indebted by floo

chair of the g 7 will have showed the german chancellor and the ukranian president was posted join at the start of the meeting. that's what we know. it's the leaders of germany, france, u. k, the u. s. canada italy in japan, who will discuss just how to get swift help to ukraine after those attacks by russia and ukraine in cities. so choice caught this meeting after you spoke to ukraine's president zalinski on monday, and it is going to be mainly about how to help the population of ukraine and swiftly in terms of rebuilding crucial infrastructure. many places are out of electricity, etc. but of course, they might also use the opportunity to check whether they need to adjust anything for the nato summit that we've also been reporting about in terms of military support. now, germany defense minister christina lumber, has promised to deliver these air defense systems. first of these elephant system within days, but you, graham has heard the promise before as germany's credibility on the line here. well, chance olaf, so it's promised you train 4 systems are 4 units of this iris t defense system. back in june and christina lamp said on the 2nd of october, so a couple of days a

what we've seen in these past few months, is there reason to believe tonight that richie sooner will b u. k prime minister for longer than 45 days. i think there's a good chance that he will last longer than this trust. it's almost impossible for him not to last longer. i think the likelihood of him inflicting economic catastrophe on himself. and then he'd ask him to happen, so the, the so conflicted prompt hymns at this trustedvoter thought upon himself. the editor friendship thus known can happen. and the only thing that sin accounts to his advantage is i think b n p is in the conservative party just know they are now in the last chance. lu, they'll give him a little bit of a little bit of an easy passage, least to start with. so i think he should be on horse last a bit of trust either. only 7 weeks ago, a britain's conservatives they chose lives drew us over richie sooner and yet at the time that he lost that race a, he was warning bet this many budget which we, we know, trust proposed could have dire consequences. and that is exactly what happened. he could have said to day, i told you

eastern city of la hor, official saving protesters will be barred from entering the capital con step down after losing a no confidence both in april a senior u. k. government official says northern ireland will hold an election within 12 weeks. politicians were unable to restore a devolved government in the province, which is part of the u. k. the democratic unionist party, the d u. p, has been blocking the move as it protests, post briggs, it trade arrangements. japan's cabinet has approved a stimulus package of $260000000000.00 to tackle inflation. the move aim st coverage growth in wages and support households with energy bills and the rising cost of living. prime minister formula casita says he will do his best to support people, firefighters in spain are battling to contain forest buyers raging in the bask region. there have been record high temperatures and strong winds in the summer and autumn. the basque country remains on high alert. the forest fires going into the weekend and those are the headlines here on our 0, but the news does continue after bollywood dream. so stay with us for that. ah ah ah why a ottoman but they will automatic

according to full costs . inflation will keep by thing in the u. k for years and will not go below 2 percent from a soaring energy prices leading to decrease speaking only consumption across the country. but while job, it is criticizing the work of his key ally across the atlantic, there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the home front. and the us president himself is on the heavy criticisms we get it sorted. many americans are impressed by the interest, keep sending money to ukraine either. and millions of us citizens are gearing up to vote for the republicans. and next month's mid term elections when they cross live to get those free balloon from any p and or them any thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see as mr. boone on us president joe biden's remarks on this trust, his financial policy, hypocritical given the state of the us economy. well, maybe quite ludicrous, but i don't think anybody in the world takes joe biden very soon as they do. i. he ought to be in a home or, you know, being looked off by grandchildren i was

u. k and america will actually increased their weapons shipments to ukraine. military support the key f. now the total is, believe it or not, around $24000000000.00. and i discussed this with a finished journalist ayana's put going on. he believes that western corporations are the ones benefiting from this uncontrolled distribution. police is admitting that these weapons are flowing around europe and coming to, to back to finland. and now the same weapons are flowing to greenland in the gray markets in the black mark is why they want to escalate these or the borders everywhere. and. and certainly they know that these weapons are going in the hands of the militants, not only new crank was spreading weapons is spreading fear. and when people are getting feared they, they start to buy more and more weapons because because the weapon is always rest against the weapon. and of course, if we take the perspective up these old benefits, the surgeon corporations which are running the western power structure and for them, this is a, this is a cold in times now. and, and of course, when, when there

u. k. and he says, we will always stand with ukraine by standing with ukraine. he means billions in u. k. taxpayer cash weapons. now, who's the we voted for that. certainly not the people of the u. k. soon ack slips into the pilot's seat when the country is literally at the point of impact with recession. and what's his symbolic 1st phone call to ukrainian president vladimir zalinski a call during which to not promise to quote, stand in continued solidarity with ukraine. was there any indication that sooner his laser focused on britain's massive economic problems, while he did on a phone call with us president joe biden, who's been driving his feed on that trade deal with britain? but according to a white house statement, the call was not about trade, was largely about working together to support ukraine encountering russia and china . so washington's priorities no mention of trade. me bind was confused about who he was talking to and whether it's united kingdom or just today. we've got news. oh, no, no, the prime minister. well anyway, whether he's talking to or she said look, or if sh

u . k. what will be more important as the rain comes on here? a and only she will be what he says in front of that door when he arrives ready to takeover as prime minister as paul brennan points out, that our big challenge is ahead for the conservative government not least the cost of living crisis people are finding just going for their groceries every single week is getting much more expensive and with winter, a boat to start biting here in the u. k, than there is going to be a real challenge for many people to pay their energy bills. he has got a lot on his plate, he probably won't change 2 of the means. offices of state home secretary, that's the interior minister, is likely to say the same as is the chancellor. the finance minister. that's because when jeremy hunt was appointed by liz trust, in the dying days of hot premier ship, it seemed to settle the markets. and they responded quite positively. he doesn't want to upset the markets again and cause another financial meltdown there. but perhaps there could be a change at the foreign office

u. k. economy. i will place economic stability and confidence at the heart of this government's agenda. this will mean difficult decisions to come. but you saw me during cove, it doing everything i could to protect people and businesses with schemes like furlough. there are always limit more so now than ever but i promise you this. i will bring that same compassion to the challenges we face to day. let's go back to under simmons as outside 10 downing street, andrew, one of the things that struck me in the speech that he was making that a m, a one got a sense that said, i was attempting to take responsibility for things that had happened. he acknowledged that as he said, mistakes had been made, not born of ill will or intention, but mistakes had been made. but he also said that the mandate which his pays party as he put it, i had one belonged to not to one individual, but to the party. one would imagine that is referring at least in part to ballast johnson because of course, bar, as john said, had been very adamant that the mandate that had been created by that in the last election was d

you can then let the bullet session a stronger solution, but almost a c k, u h. it will not the keys or family could not. oh, a december 2013. the lowest peaceful year in the history of the united ukraine is coming to an end. the euro, my dance movement is gaining momentum into protest prompted by the government's decision to suspend the signing of the association agreement with the european union, georgia and i saw nike, matthew, you'll see here for just you with jello. she'll let you know as cooper that the official one we took we made on other show up at blue senior color tissue. i left noble tom yo yos for we'll edit, we'll edit the queer with the us that she can will you over your store. but he can go to the store, let them know who i am with. send them my daughter. i need a new bully, tenicia. i need my 1000000 a but it will sit on it. so i just thought, oh oh oh, it shall store in there with junction for the if there's a song that going from eastern onions come bonus really of his or we're in london by surprise for us. cuz i don't recall some, it's a social and i'

to continue with this one is a moscow is concerned that this will lead to further escalation of the conflict and u. k. u. s. supplies of advanced air defense systems will extend the conflict in inflict more pain for the ukranian side, but it will not change our goals. and the final result mainline, according to media reports, germany is already behind ne, to requirements for reserve ammunition stocks. and the problem is exasperated with good in sending more weapons ukraine. the u. s. has also provided key with some 8500 job and missiles. the amount is close to the entire annual production. and the plan of increased manufacturing of artillery shells makes up less of off what is already been sent to ukraine in the last several months. but let's go, let's go live now to michael maloof, a former senior security policy alice from the office of the u. s. secretary of defense, michael, thanks for joining us here. our team now got more supplies of air defense system being sent to ukraine. but what will the through the mean for ukraine and i will the you system really make much difference? are they going to b

u. s. will be under water. the u. k. would be under water and that you get no city, no town, without water. everybody would be drowning in his water with 60 feet of water. so this is the kind of scale that we have. i estimated 16000000 children are affected. they haven't just lost homes in schools, but they also faced disease and malnutrition. as the water became stagnant in the southern st province, there are already breakouts of color, diarrhea, and other water gone illnesses. they have no choice but to wait flood water and tens of thousands are facing painful skin conditions. the water is also breeding ground for mosquitoes. malaria and then gay fever are also claiming lives the dilemma. they're surrounded by it. but there isn't any clean water to drink, so it's, it's, it's been rendered. the worst thing is that this was to the, for the worst part. so the forestry plan, i've been granted even more for august and we'll probably have sea life expectancy . go down august on we'll probably see in for mortality. go up. fin

u. k. prime minister, i will serve you with integrity and humility. and i will work day in day out to deliver for the british people. canyon police say they mistakenly shot dead a pocket. darney journalist are shad sharif, had been critical, pakistan's government, and military thousands gather in bosnia herzegovina to protest against changes, intellectual rules, imposed by the international envoy. ah, a fighting has erupted in the occupied west bank after is railey forces launched an operation against the palestinian arm group called the lions den. occupation forces entered the old town of nablus on monday night, sparking protests, at least 2 people have been killed, and another 15 injured there been power cuts in parts of the city. demonstrations of also been reported in ramallah. debbie medina, the a britain will have its youngest prime minister in modern history and the 1st of asian heritage just weeks after being rejected by the conservative party in favor of less trust. richie soon act will succeed her in the top job. he was the only candidate to

u. k to reconsider i think he will differently enclosure u. k to the concert that because that's the other point i'm trying to make. and there's an international consensus that the state of judo slim should be handled, should be decided as part of a larger negotiation on the future of the 2 states or 2 states in within israel and palestine side, it cannot be divorced from that matter. so i think you're going to revive that international consensus for a period. australia was a diverging from that consensus, but now strollers coming back to it. the peace process of course, is not moving forwards at all. it is utterly stalled settlements continue to be built. it might this help bringing the whole issue back into the spotlight. it will definitely bring the issue of far israel palestinian dispute and the future of a 2 state solution into spotlight. and the international community has a big responsibility to address this sir. long standing problem, the creation of state of israel was based on international intervention and decision to create to state

u. k, or germany, and are willing to cross many european borders to do so. in berlin, ministers say something must be done. he then begins cantoya, and once again we will extend the checks on our board is with austria beyond november for another 6 months. these checks are necessary to prevent illegal immigration on the border with a check republic. the federal police have significantly increased checks as part of stop and search practices. but intensifying border controls may be more difficult than it sounds because germany and the czech republic share a common frontier of many hundreds of kilometers, and the shang and zone rules still apply. which means that right now, pretty much anybody can come and go across this frontier as they please. so far this year, the vast majority of new immigrants in germany have been ukrainian, taking advantage of the e u wide freedom of movement, their country's citizens, half people like natalia or your mom, i. one could order my mother has cancer right out as she came to germany, she went to several treatment sessions and g

u. k. looking at how the u. k. government handled the corona virus pandemic. a retired judge will investigate every step of the nation's response to the outbreak. the killed more than 200000 people. charlie angela reports at san gallus, my dad, and that's my eldest. so the last time amanda henry saw her father robert, looking well in a care home. the country was locking down against corona virus. he was quiet garrett davis. you know, always jokin, always sing in. 4 weeks later he was dead with coven 19 as the cause of death. so his ashes, his ashes, now sit in her living room. she blames the government's decision to discharge people from hospitals into their homes without testing them for coded 1st. there was so many failings when they said that priority test in was going to happen for elderly residence in care. that didn't happen. that was not happening. and when they said they were put in miss steel ring around one rouble, people in care homes that didn't happen at all, is decisions like this that the coven inquire will examine, starting with how prepared or unprepared the count

as speculation grows, he will join the rice to become the u. k. next prime minister. we'll have an update on the cholera outbreak in malawi that kills more than 100 people. ah, russian, back to authorities in the ukrainian city of cas soul, have told civilians to evacuate as keeps forces advance in the region. thousands of people have been leaving in fairies across the disney. prov river, as ukrainian strikes have made the only 2 major bridges from curse on. impossible. russia has claimed the region as its own since separatist held referendums last month. we have to correspondence on this story mohammed jim june, who is in keven mohammed vile in the russian capital moscow. but 1st al jazeera has gained exclusive access to one of ukraine's military posts than hi keith province. the area is just a few 100 meters from russia's border, and up until recently it was under the control of moscow. she'll have a loss or has more. all the uncertainty is overwhelming. despite the uninterrupted shilling ukrainian troops wait, ready for what will unfold, name. they stand by vigilan