on friday, the e u. parliament issued a statement saying they advise all companies, the stakeholders linked to the east african crude oil pipeline project, to abandon all activities and to seize any production. now, the worries for the u parliament, as cited in the petition, ah, environmental, and linked to human rights abuses, they say detract us of the project. have been arbitrarily jailed and that an oil spill already from this underground project could infest among the many rivers connected to the great lakes region. and could be a detriment to millions of people who live in that area. hits little from the you, the european parliament calls for the you and the international community to exert maximum pressure on ugandan intensity and authorities as well as the project promoters and stakeholders to protect the environment. and to put an end to the extractive activities in protected and sensitive ecosystems, including the shores of lake albert and commit to using the best available means to preserve the culture, health and future of the communities affected. what the petition will

now, the worries for the u parliament, as cited in the petition, ah, environmental, and linked to human rights abuses, they say detract us of the project. have been arbitrarily jailed, and that an oil spill already from the underground project could in face among the many rivers connected to the great lakes region. and could be a detriment to millions of people who live in that area. his little from the you, the european parliament calls for the you and the international community to exert maximum pressure on ugandan intensity and authorities, as well as the project promoters and stakeholders to protect the environment. and to put an end to the extractive activities in protected and sensitive ecosystems, including the shores of lake albert, and commit to using the best available means to preserve the culture, health and future of the communities affected. what the petition will not tell you, however, is the energy poverty of the east african region as a whole and that many of the east african countries can not afford to go green. it is estimated that 66 percent of ugandans, a multi dest

now the worries for the u parliament, as cited in the petition, ah, environmental, and linked to human rights abuses, they say detract us of the project, have been arbitrarily jailed, and that an oil spill already from the underground project could in face among the many rivers connected to the great lakes region and could be a detriment to millions of people who live in that area. his little from the, the european parliament calls for the you in the international community to exert maximum pressure on ugandan intensity and authorities, as well as the project promoters and stakeholders to protect the environment and to put an end to the extract of activities in protected and sensitive ecosystems, including the shores of lake albert, and commit to using the best available means to preserve the culture, health and future of the communities affected. what the petition will not tell you . however, in the energy poverty of the east african region as a whole. and then many of the east african countries can not afford to go green. it is estimated that 66 percent of ugandans, a multi dimension

u. parliament to say. don't trade with brazil. don't trade in high risk commodities with brazil. because that is what's destroying the forest if you care about the forest if you care about human rights if you care about indigenous rights if you care about the climate. then don't trade in high risk commodities. mmhm no government no corporation no- retailer and no bank should be doing this and that's why we actually joined together with a p. b. to put out a report called complicity in destruction. r. highlight and expose these corporations big agribusiness traders like atm and bungie and cargill and retailers like costco and walmart and bakes. financial institutions like chase and sometime there and bnp part a party bus and asset managers. very very big banks mike blackrock and how many of you all have heard about black rock so thank you for those of you who know about blackrock's big problem the rest of you look up blackrock's big problem. and you'll know that they are the biggest. investor in climate destruction whether it be agribusiness for fossil fuel. and speaking of fossil

so there we have at the u parliament scrapping plans for new carpets on a bar to help with the energy price crisis that should cover it. they were expensive carpets and expensive air conditioning, and the bar was 500000 euros. that alone, the gardening gardening, what did the figures that were being bandied about? were was at $1400000.00 euros. of course, while they may be canceling, these a plan was because of the austerity. they've enforced on themselves after sanctioning russia. the people of europe are actually dying. we have to wait for the excess death figures in a few months time because of the way that european union leaders have sanctioned themselves. and as you said earlier and earlier report the fact that the german foreign minister believes that it doesn't matter what german voters think, shows that in the washington post mosque head motto, democracy dies in darkness. well, democracy died in europe a long time ago. it dies with the sanctions, it dies with the lack of breast freedom. and as they cancel these multi 1000000 euro deals for air conditioning, gardens and bars, t

thus, as the u parliament earlier stated that hungry can't be considered a full democracy. archie contributor rachel marsden, takes us through the details. european leaders haven't stopped talking about how much they want ukraine in the u, and how keith is virtually the embodiment of european values. just this week, you commission president ursula vander line said during his swing through, keep that quote, the essential process is well on track. it's impressive to see the speed, the determination, the preciseness with which you are progressing. she also said that ukraine needs quote more business, more income through the you were talking here about the country recently considered to be the 2nd most corrupt in europe and ranked 122nd out of a 180 countries on transparency internationals, corruption index on par with zambia, galvan and mexico. now compared that posture with the e parliament's motion approved this week in a 433-2823 vote. adopting a report concluding that hungary has become a quote electoral autocracy, meaning that european values and democracy were under systemic threat in that

u parliament. emmy peas are very much under a pressure of from lobby's, actually many or any piece are low beast themself in reality, for different to industry or conglomerates on this is why are they decided to prioritize, prioritize over the, to, to a supporter. energy needs are for, for beka conglomerates of, or any of our needs, like your, of a crisis, like the food crisis. and then, i mean, we will see how that pans out more or throughout the next coming month when even the colder months are ahead. now i want to try in terms of subjective rushes, looking to sort of lift the sanctions of its fertilizers. i'm so it can support a lot of the african countries, but there seems to be a thinking issue for you and the wife. what do you make of it? where shall city lies all, sir? you member states or so need to them and do of the are some more material yours or strategy cure or products? but so you member states, you cannot avoid. and they, we live to do exception. so we've the sanctions against russia. like, i mean actually united states are put pressure on you to have massive sunk sancti

u. k. parliament. charles princess anne and the princess andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of been visible in a ceremony known as the vigil of the princess. meanwhile, members of the public who had lined up for hours filed past the casket among thousands of mourners in the miles long ju was former soccer star david beckett. the line is about 8 kilometers long, sneaking along the banks of that. if i 10th people keep flocking in david beckham, just one of thousands who joined to pay respect to the queen. he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me, both in the queue and fans taken. fair thief, i left that for dis moment. in asia to have someone that has led us the way her majesty has led us for the amount of time with kindness, with care in and and always reassures the line for belt so much that it had to be passed temporarily. he was guessing that with the q it's been fine. everybody's been in great moves and very happy spirit official. the people may h

u. k. parliament, charles princess anne and prince's. andrew and edward stood silently with their backs to the coffin of queen elizabeth, members of the public who had lined up for hours filed past the casket. among the thousands of mourners in that mild, long queue was former soccer star david beckham. the line is about 8 kilometers long making along the banks of that. if i 10th people keep flocking in david beckham, just one of thousands who joined to pay respect to the queen. he waited for more than 13 hours, passing time, chatting with me, both in the queue and fans taken, fell thief. all of that for this moment. in asia to her plan, one those lead of the way her majesty has led us um for, for the amount of time with kindness would karin and, and always reassures the lines well so much that it had to be past temporarily. he was getting that with the q. it's been fine. everybody's been in great moods and very, i'm happy spirit official. the people me have to stand in line for more than 24 hours before reaching westminster hoyt for doo

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u. k. parliament going back some 900 years. are not only joe biden and joe biden have come, but as we've been seeing, a lot of british nationals and citizens have been coming sometimes staying out in the cold all night were told to pay their final respects to britain's longest reigning monarch. all right, so i think we've got andrew simmons with us now, so he joins us from westminster abbey. so talk us through what's going on. well, that sir moved by president and the 1st lady into a westminster hall is a key issue. a key point in the u. s. president's visit joe biden, and his 1st, the 1st lady jill, moving not actually getting in the way of the que, standing back and those minutes of silence. those are very vivid recollections. they'll have of that historic moment because every account you hear from so many people coming out of that hole or is one of emotion all the the stock vivid colors. they're the.

sounding here in london in the house, the parliament where as you say, a meeting is going to get on the way in the next few minutes. now this is not businesses usual for the u. k. parliament, effective business, you angel was the case. it would have started about 2 and a half hours ago. the proceedings, the normal political life of this country is on hold. you are not going to have any intense discussions about political issues in the coming days. we believe the morning is going to go on for about 12 days and that the funeral is likely to take place on monday. the 19th has not been formally announced that stage what you're going to see in parliament today when that session gets on the way in the next few moments is going to see tributes from political leaders. we're going to have any n p you wants to make attribute making tributes. in fact, it's going to the session here is going to go on today for some 10 hours. so we're going to hear from some of the political leaders who haven't spoken yet. we're going to hear from ordinary am pays. we're also going to have another section of this taking place on saturday. there's something called the session council tak

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u. k. parliament is in session to pay tribute to the longest serving royal in recent history. new king charles the 3rd arrives in london from ball moral greets crowds, paying their respects to his mom. as well as international reaction, we'll take a look at the lasting legacy of queen elizabeth's visit to ireland of the impact of death. they have all the islands staying within the u. k. ah, it is $1400.00, gmc hello. i'm adrian finnegan. this is al jazeera, britton's prime minister liz truss is about to meet the new king of the united kingdom charles sod of buckingham palace in london. charles is also to make his 1st televised address to the u. k as king. he'll speak to a nation mourning for his mother, queen elizabeth, who has died after 70 years on the throne. i'll the zeros andrew simmons reports on the day's events, so fall within seconds of king charles, the 3rd, arriving at buckingham palace with the queen, consort, came what appeared to be a change in schedule. a walk about the king looking relaxed, accepting the welcoming words. and in the background calls of god save

u. k. parliament and peace have paid tribute to queen elizabeth. the current and former prime ministers shared memories of the late monarch james base reports at westminster. the bruising, daily business of politics has been put on hold. instead, a special session of the house of commons for the nations politicians to pay their respects to the $1.00 person in the country who never allowed herself to be political. leading the tributes, the new prime minister, who was given the job by the queen in her last ever official engagement. just 2 days before she died, she was the rock on which modern britain was built. she came to the throne at just 25 in a country that was emerging from the shadow war. he bequeathed a modern dynamic nation that has grown and flourished under her rang opposition lead a kiss. tama said she was britain's greatest ever monarch and he hoped her death would bring the nation back together. we must always remember one of the great lessons about queen's rate that we are always better when we rise above the petty, the trivial the day

u. k. houses of parliament and glued themselves together around you see there, the historic speakers chair or calling for more direct involvement in government decision making on environmental issues. the group extinction rebellion says to expect more protests this month. you as president joe biden has hit out at his predecessor entity ahead of key mid term elections in his speech in philadelphia. biden warned that donald trump and his supporters represent an extremism that threatens us democracy. he's calling on all americans to reject political violence in the united states has been hit by floods, more than a 150000 people in jackson, mississippi still have no say drinking water after floods disrupted the cities aging water purification system. jackson's majority. black residents say that the problems are a result of decades of under investment in their community, lining up for water to drink, bait cook, or even flush volunteers, as well as the national guard are helping distribute bottles to tens of thousands of residents. but supplies here. don't always last for water. water is it's ju