u. k with tuesday expected to be one of the hottest days ever. ah, i'm all about this and this is all the 0 live from doe hob, also coming up oh anger in sir lanka against the acting president who's in the running to lead the country. and. busy for the prosecutor said the man behind the 2018 parkland school shooting should be sentenced to death. ah, we're going to begin in europe. what a scorching heat wave record, temperatures and raging wild fires are risking lives and strengthening homes. fall as far as in france, greece, portugal and spain. i've destroyed thousands of hacked hares of land. the u. k. ireland and belgium are among several nations reporting, unusually hot days. odyssey correspondence reporting from different hot spots on the continent. andrew simmons is in london, and natasha bothers in paris. first, this report by zane bush ave in spain, just outside one of the worst affected areas. zamora ah, battling to control the inferred across spain. it's a race against time to contain wild fires that have been raging out of control from

u. k. with inflation searching past 9 percent this year ahead of his resignation, speech a number of high profile ministers stepped down and called on listen to do the same . but for more on this story, we're going to cross live now to our guest. he is from the morning star newspaper and international editor, steve sweeney. steve, thanks for joining us on the program once again. so all of these candidates were, or are now under the command of boris johnson. do you think we can really expect any of them to change any of his former policies? i don't think so. i think what we've got now is, is going to be a continuity johnson. both the candidates were senior figures within, within the government, which you soon like, of course now is leading a charge, campaigning against a policies economic policies that he introduced as johnson. he's now coding for lower taxes, as is as business trust. so really what we're seeing is more of the same. and what effect we have at the moment is a zone be government. w

u. k. with choose to expect it to be one of the hottest day's ever and an architectural not to arab heritage. we're going to take you inside the stadiums. double host the 1st fi for world cup in the middle east. ah, showing his parliament as being meeting in colombo, but it's now a 3 way race for the presidency. unless candidates has been presented to m. p. 's, after one competitor pulled out opposition leader says youth premier dasa says he's withdrawn to back former minister, dulles allahabad. irma acting president of daniel wickham center is one of the other candidates and it's likely a final vote is going to be held on widens table for more than this. michelle fernandez is joining us live from the capital colombo manella. when we were talking about this about 50 minutes ago, you were saying that the that the trade offs and the deals were already beginning with looks as though we're seeing the result of the lease. some of that yes, that's right. al physician leaders such is treva announcing h

u. k with inflation rates now a 40 year high. and experts are also now saying that the country has the highest risk of recession amongst the major developed economies. now while being grilled on britain's domestic problems, boris johnson frequently turned or tried to turn the focus on the war to the war in ukraine. we've been speaking to steve sweeney, the international editor of the morning star newspaper. and he believes that johnson was trying to rally public opinion behind him by presenting himself as a war time, nita, the economy isn't upon the state. the current account deficit is ballooning sterling, is in free for the interest cost arises. there's a cost of living crisis, or maybe writing people's living conditions, i think soon i can say is saying that johnson has deceived the public over the state of the economy. as i just pointed out, those kind of the, the, the statistics that we're not necessarily focusing on. so the britain is much, much poorer than johnson's making out to me. i think the has been using the, the sit

u. k. with a series of rolling go slow roadblocks. now it comes as the latest figures show, the average price of petrol reached the new high of $191.00 pence per liter. on sunday, while the average price of diesel is $101009.00 pence at per liter, leading too much outrage for more than an hour. no traffic was able to cross the m for prince of wales bridge in either di, rection. yeah, it would be a lot of reaction to the out in the coming weeks, the price of diesel petro, i will be keeping on top of all of it as well as some reaction to in the coming hours. i sure you're watching our teams rational. it doesn't minutes past 7 pm here in the russian capital s move on out some more world news, a special session of the european parliament will be held today. looking into the recent lethal clashes between moroccan security forces. migrants on the border between a spanish enclave and morocco, the actions of spanish authorities in the incident. however, not on the agenda and not as despite the countries prime minister, admitting the officials

u. k with inflation rates now at a 40 year. hi. experts saying that the u. k. is the highest risk of recession amongst the major developed economies while being grilled on such domestic problems. boss johnson frequently had tried to turn the focus away from that and towards the war in ukraine. well, let's get more now on this breaking news. that's crossover alive to alexander mckay, who's the editor of red star radio and a political unless thanks very much for joining us on naughty international. i just wanna start alexander by asking you about rashid soon act. this is the chance of the exact exec executor. i like a huge role in the u. k. government. he was one of the 1st to offer his resignation . he cited in that letter. lots of things, but one of them was disagreements over the country's economic policy. do you think that there is perhaps more to his mistrust and possibly other ministers distrust than what we hearing about in terms of this current scandal? i think that richie su, neck being who he is, which is a former banker as was such as java, the former

u. k. with even a winful tax been proposed on the oil companies. to what extent do you think this applies to the re sellers as well as with is in their interests to even reduce costs at the pump? well, you know, who's gonna force them to do it? you know, you have to take some executive action and some legislation, you get the legislation, but you can take executive action executive orders, which is what nixon did to freeze prices. rollinback. yeah. he's got the power to do that. i but he's not going to do that. i mean, he is just looking for a p r p are answers, public relations, answers to, to this crisis. and he's waiting on the u. s. economy to dramatically slow down because a higher interest rates in the hopes that will cause unemployment and reduced demand and an answer to what is a supply problem. and that will solve it in the mean time. he's just trying to look like he's doing something. but he's waiting on under recession to really do it. i was, he must have his eyes on the mid terms as well, later this year with this culture g prices. well,

u. k, with the 1st votes is taking place and the conservative party leadership race to replace outgoing u. k. prime minister poorest jumps. days, oh the is going to be funny, isn't kenya feel the effects of the supply of fertilizer from ukraine runs out? aah! joe biden has arrived in israel on the 1st leg of his 1st visit to the middle east as us president. he was greeted and tel aviv bice ready prime minister ayala pete biden. we'll also meet with palestinian leaders in the occupied west bank. he's been a steadfast supporter of israel for decades. and this expected to face questions about the killing of palestinian american journalists, sharina, blackly greater stability. greater connection is critical, is critical. why my ad, for all the people of the region, which is why will be she will discuss my continued support, even though i know it's not in the near term interstate solution. that remains in my view, the best way to insure the future vehicle measure of freedom, prosperity, democracy for israelis and palestinians with light. stephanie decker was in west jerusalem with more. it's

u. k. responded powell started the lunch by speaking warmly of the united states special relationship with britain. he recalled that when the iranian airbus had been shot down over the gulf. charles powell then u. k. national security adviser had rung immediately from downing street to ask what the americans wanted, the british government to say colin powell commended without apparent irony that america could count on no other government to behave like that. that tragic day was july 3rd 1988. the u. s. was providing a support for saddam hussein or rocks. invasion of iran, if you can believe it when the us military shot down iran air flight 655. the initial story was that the u. s. navy ship and the persian gulf somehow mistaken the air bus a 300 for an f 14 fighter jet, despite the obvious difference in size. they said the plane didn't respond to their signals and they only open fire because they believed it was descending towards them. and the u. k was right there with them insisting the tragedy was proof that it was time to move on and focus on ending the war. instead, we understand that

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 want to reverse. some of the tax rises hayes made, lower taxes overall in order to stimulate the economy. and that's why that's something that sooner has said that he's afraid, well, just increase inflation even more inflation. one of the things currently contributing to the cost of living crisis in the u. k. so when it comes down to the election in 2 years time, and the party now is going to have to decide, will the voters want to back someone who's saying, okay, let's be responsible. let's raise taxes to get ourselves out of this. i out of this crisis less not daydream, or are they going to want to say back someone he says, i'm going to put money back in your pocket pocket right now. historically, it's usually the latter kind

u. k, government withdrew support for everybody with no specific support for airlines. that was in september of last year. when passenger numbers in the u. k. were only 36 percent. and in the 4th quarter of last year, when no support was being providers, passenger numbers in the u. k. were still down by 55 percent against where they were in 2019. and i think it's easy for these politicians to forget the reality of was going on and jumped for a headline. and i have to say very disappointed to hear brand shops who i consider to be the worst transport secretary the u. k. has had to certainly, since i've been dealing with the airlines and the government in the u. k for over 20 years now, it's important that politicians learn from what it is they did well. and in this case, you know, many of the decisions weren't taken very smartly, and we learned from what they got wrong. so we don't repeat these mistakes in the future, and we don't incur the damage that the industry has gone through, or the disruption, the people that faced their lives and their livelihood as a result of po

u. kay's reco temperature was smashed. the london fibre gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capitol and across the u. k. or the london barbara guide in particular is dealing with a number of large sky which didn't spread right, cross the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our hometown is, are under significant pressure at them. i will buy a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though, it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued to protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat, exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat cooler subaru. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a hot britain. this is a public health emergency. and so, so this climate crisis that we're talking about isn't this abstract thing in the future. if you live in poor quality housing, you know, the housing stock that we have in the case to cold in the winter, it's too hot in the summer. it's those who l

u. k. deal with this influx of migrants and there's, i mean, it's an island. there's not many places for these people to go. well, this is an interesting situation. it goes to geography. the u. k. has rarely been invaded in history, will apparently, and so, and the numbers of migrants that are hitting in british shores are significant. but they're not quite as significant as those affecting other european countries. in fact, they are fractions of those numbers. i know that one point in italy is one year they had to deal with $180000.00 migraines and they weren't reporting them anywhere . so the number of the highest numbers, i think, for great britain or anything from 25 to 30000 maximum, still high numbers, but not quite the same. and many of them are choosing england because they have relations there. after all, england has long been one of the main destinations for regular migration since the end of the 2nd world war. so i don't think this policy will survive. it has attracted too much, but attention on itself. and unlike other policies, this one has a logic

u. k. along with canada and the u. s. as a group of countries trying to really clump down on illegal and on report fishing. but the kind of big picture thing, the thing the environmental groups and marines, scientists have really been pushing for these kind of big trenches to protect the entire global oceans. and in particular to have 30 percent of it's kind of of the wood surface protected by the 2030. that's not been here live. and yet the negotiations about will be in august, most likely. ok, that's we bring everyone to the table, get a much bigger picture project in place. i'm gonna give us just a general sense of the specific kinds of threats that are facing our oceans. a lot of things. so i mean, the big one that's kind of most pressing will be climate change, the oceans, or i mean last year, even carbon pollution in the atmosphere drifts such high levels. but the oceans burg records for being hot for being acidic. the sea level to reach new height. all of the things are making for fish population, for instance, pus

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with being forcibly removed, to wander, when the extent of their distress. so clearly demonstrates the opposite. the home office is denying reality. the u. k. signed the asylum partnership agreement with rwanda earlier this year, promising to pay 120000000 pounds to the east african country to accept quote, irregular migrants scheme by the ruling tory party was meant to curb the rising influx of migrants into the u. k. while showing support for developing rwanda's refugee programs for applying migrants to stay in that country for 5 years, but to plan to deportation flights have so far been postponed. earlier we asked political analysts, alice, under, bruno, whether the deal with the u. k. could actually benefit rwanda. rhonda does not need this kind of business in frankly the government rhonda has had far more intelligent and sustainable schemes by sustainable i mean, long lasting and enduring and, and practical. so i think it's just a cheap excuse for a very strange policy, which in some ways reflects other strange policies by the board of johnson government. the question is, will it survive the, the, the government situation in great bri

this is the kind of thing though, that with global warming is expected become more and more frequent, even in countries like the u. k. rory, bear with me just for a 2nd because i want to talk to the viewers about how hot this has been in the past . it's been hot before new. okay. but it's been nothing like there's way back in 1911 america. we pushed 36.7 degrees. that record wasn't broken for another 79 years and that old changed starting with a heat wave in 1990 since then. the u. k is recorded, 9 of its hotter stays, and almost all of those have happened since 20 o 3, rory. let's come back to you. i want to find out from you what the government is advising people to do about how it's able to cope with this. it wave what the main advice is, don't do anything as silly as what i'm doing. don't stand out in the blazing sunshine. seek shade be inside if, if you can stay hydrated, put sunscreen on. if you're going out, don't go on the rail network. i'm afraid of done that as well today, so i'm not scoring very highly in the checklist of things that the government is telling you not to do. but sir, this brought this coun

and so those are the key aspects of why we decided to go with these act up and hopefully developmental disease. it'll be a reality. the u. k. government has just launched jet 0, requiring domestic aviation and airports to reach net 0 carbon emissions by 2040 other governments and moving to curve. it was an earthquake for the aviation industry with air travel all by shutting down. the current star shortages and disruption show that after shots is still reverberating and may continue into 2023 . according to where bosses add in the need to minimize how polluting aviation is. and these are turbulent times for the industry for talent out 0 to farmer asher. twitters one. the 1st round in this legal battle against ill on mosque the social media platform. once a forced a billionaire to complete a $44000000000.00 buyout deal after he walked away from his bed earlier this month . lawyers from mosque had been pushing to have the trial delayed until february next year. but a judge agreed to fast track the process with proceeding set to start in october. the video streaming service, netflix, it says it's lost nearly a 1000000 subscrib

mean, michelle bonnie aysa tweeted the departure bars, johnson opens a new page and relations with the u. k. may it be more constructive, more respectful of commitments made in particular regarding peace, instability in, nor the islands and more friendly with partners in the u. we've left the european union, that's very, very clear. we got that political distance, but we need to work with the european union as well. half of our trading still goes to the continent us as well. but at the moment, as the o b r suggest is costing us 4 percent of our g d p. that's 40000000000 pounds every year to the, to the treasury. so we need to revisit that in the, in a readjust. our model of brick did itself, we can now do that with a better relationship as you're implying there. of course, we've also got these bigger issue such as ukraine security is, is what russia is that she doing. that requires all nat, nato countries, european countries to work together. and that's why they prime ministers jobs is so important. do you have your own personal favorite for the next prime minister? it's early days at all.

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 definitely recommend a reconsider stopping the interconnection so well the u. k. a knew you w

u. k. government with an open letter saying the bill is unfeasible. they claim that the legislation would actually clamp down on people's rights to express their opinions on social networks . international editor of the morning, star newspaper, steve sweeney says the bill would strengthen the government's power to decide to which media the public can access. this is of great concern, not just to turn this but to freedom and democracy. really. this is the bill that's being presented. the online safety bill is gives unprecedented powers to the states to determine what media people can access. the amendments don't really offer any safeguards. the i can see, so this is really targeting an alternative or terms if you point and of course, the situation in ukraine has made them kind of want to, to focus on this so much more. because at the moment in the pressure me doing particular and the same in the united states, i know that there is only one narrative is being presented to the public and not narrative is the same. number 2, it was the british government

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this 11 years of war in syria, k jobs is a senior consulting fellow with the russia and you raise your program at chatham house. you joins us live from northamptonshire in the u. k. thank you for being with us. as for the summit now wrapped up, but it was a rav 4, it was put in outside russia as since the ukraine was started. well, what do you think he's got out of it? will president george wants to show himself as having friends in the world, of course, because invading our neighbors in a war of colonial request, of course, doesn't improve relationships with the rest of the world unless you work very hard at it. so russia turned away really from the west. it's turned back on those relationships with previously with cultivating. and it's looking for friends in the rest of the world. and it's also trying to present itself as being relevant. it's very important russia to be seen as measuring in various regions of the world. without that you might ask, why exactly is russia involved in this process as all in region? that's fairly remote from russia where russia doesn't even have a military presence anymore. so what would you say the things that you for, with rus

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u. k. i with the biggest borrowing levels since the 2nd world role. and with that, borrowing is let them exposed to inflation. his and strategy for dealing with that has been to raise taxes and seems to be saying that he will continue to do that as a leader of the conservative party. now that's something conservatives are usually allergic to, and in fact, many of his rivals are saying they will lower taxes and trying kickstart the economy. that's way. so because incentive policy may decide if the electro want someone who's being frank and saying, okay, we've got to be responsible, get some tax revenue in all will, i won't a candidate who saying i will put money in your pocket right now. there are a few other issues that are coming out of soil braverman saying that so the u. k. has to unhook itself from the european cause of human rights so that it can get policies through like that are on the deportation policy. a couple of other candidates saying that they won't say it to be at least 10 years until scotlands can have another referendum on independenc

also this hours with our american and british counterparts really want to turn this war into re real what it's advantageous for the u. s. and the u. k. were sitting far away and an exclusive interview with our team rushes foreign minister survey lab rob shares his take on what the us and u. k. r planning for ukraine and the european union, plus with our correspondent is in the thick of the action amid the latest.

be done and who's up for the job with policy advisor and economist kanisha, victor, roger, a senior research associate at the global affairs thing. thank o. d i in the u. k. let's start off with vickery massena. what happens if roger pox, his so called ally takes over his old job? i think there will be continued team no matter who gets into paula, but he's running to become a single gets into the presidency for sure. there will be talks that will continue with the international monetary fund on a band out package. and the can. the thing is also talking about in the consortium for sri lanka and then the difficult task which i think he needs to articulate also is how we do economic reforms to get the economy more market oriented and meet the needs of the pool. and then there is this fixed and difficult question of political reforms that needs to come down the line. you mentioned the poor, there are so many people who can't afford fuel at the moment who can't even get the hands on fuel food. it's a desperate humanitarian situation right now. if there is the same old because that's what people are seeing and became a singer what these protests, what this tur