right to the british, i just said it had been 40 years since the u. k. had vindicated the principle that falkland islanders should have the right to determine their future under basic diplomatic principles and have the right to be british. i made the point, we were spending a lot of our time talking about ukraine, where the principle at stake was the right of sovereign independent people to determine their future. devoris johnson shows the pure historical hypocrisy, the united kingdom in using terms and examples that completely contradict each other to say that the people of falcons, whose territory they occupied have the right to self determination in accordance with principles of democracy is a real deception. we all know that the current population, the falcons islands was settled, and the past inhabitants who occupied the same lambs were completely expelled by the military forces of the british occupation. in 18. 33 people from argentina were never allowed to return to these terrace face. this is not the same as what is happening in the dumbass, whic

k. had been supportive of the ukrainian government. but i think it's probably fair to say that he's energy animals, and dynamism really made a difference in terms of conveying the sense that the u. k. should get behind, i suppose, for ukraine, but that will act, leave him. so i think bricks it will be his legacy. and as i say, apart from that, i think very, very mixed record. and i suspect you will also diminish cross time, frankly. and he'll be a bit of a, a footnote in history, i think, as, as a prime minister, it's interesting you say that there were some comparisons made today in the united states between donald trump and boris johnson. and the, the commentator saying 1st donald trump's, donald trump lost an election now boris johnson has to resign. do you agree that there is an error of transit when it populism ending? now i think mister johnson certainly appeared to adopt some of the characteristics of mr. trump, we've seen this over the last 24 hours or so where, you know, he's, he's claimed, if you like he's, he's base. he's fr

k. had to abruptly, and that debate often unfortunate turn of events. he's going to challenge the freedom and democracy. conservative lives trust and re sooner with debating on live tv. when the host collapsed, kate mccann fainted midway through the event. producers later issued a statement saying, she's now recovered. the rest of the debate was capital the government of democratic republic of congo has condemned violence. that has happened that un peacekeeping bases in the east of the country since monday protested the storm un facilities violence resolved in the depth of demonstrators and un personnel. so we are very sorry for what happened and concerned about what is going on in different parts of north kiva, particularly in the towns of goma and to tempo. for now, we can confirmed the debts, the 15 people, including 3 un peacekeepers. we regret the situation and call for calm as nothing can justify the violence against the united nations or the deaths of our people. and the un deputy representative for the dear c, he's calling for an investigation.

the final 2 contenders for the prime minister's job and the u. k. had to abruptly and the debate of an unfortunate turn of events. he's going to challenge the freedom and democracy conservatives, the trust and richie senate were debating on live tv when the host collapsed. kate mccann fainted midway through the event producers that later issued a statement saying she's now recovered. the rest of the debate was cancelled. and cuba marking 69 years since the start of a communist uprising that eventually led to fidel castro, seizing power. but it's a bittersweet anniversary for most cubans as the nation faces its worst economic crisis in 3 decades. i'll. i'll latin america editor lucio newman report. oh, to business celebrated anniversary. the sale to tackle the moon by the military barracks by fidel and raoul castro. which marked the start of the cuban revolution. 69 years later roll gospel, now $91.00 still appears to be going strong. but it's his successor miguel via scanning, who must deal with escalating disenchantment with the revolution law agai

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 political decisions. well, another issue of course, affecting the aviation and travel is the russian invasion of ukraine. it's obviously affected jet and oil prices. and that added cost, as you know, is being passed on to passengers. airline prices up about 25 percent outpacing inflation or airline trying to combat this in any way, or they simply pushing on the cost onto the consumer. yet sure preferable. i see no option but for lance dependency on fuel is the single biggest cost element in an airline call space. if i look at the industry during the last decade, 20 tend to 20

we had to the u. k. where a power vacuum has several members of the conservative party racing to the top of its leadership. someone has to grip that conservative em pays. aiming to whittle down a wide field of candidates to just to buy next thursday. then over the rest of july and august, the parties to 100000 members. we'll choose the next leader and prime minister. it's a time schedule, but they want all this done by early september. i think it's a wide open race and ultimately the conservative party can be worried about the, the blue and blue attacks. i think that doesn't look good to be wider electric so that they're going to want to try and shorten that as much as they can. and it looks like she's cigna. he is the front runner, and he is the man to catch lots to discuss today we're joined by kevin craig. he is political communications specialist than a former labor counselor. kevin, thank you so much for being with us. i want to start by just kind of asking you the obvious question are the names are

it's far more dorm or summer weather in the u. k. had been clouded rain that's been going across the scandinavia, just ahead of it is where the heat still sit. so we had a near record high attention, sweden, yesterday, friday we'll take that heat across the baltic states. so riga, for example, is it by 32 degrees in the forecast and stock runs back to 25. if you come back for the west, that's problem, we'll know there is heat for the south progs that you want to war source ticket. 32, because that is still the hot bit, the record for reger just as a comparisons 34th. we probably won't break it, but it's still what about where it should be. and if you take it day for the saturday now, the heat dropping down a little bit more, but it's still there for this. as in fact, all of sudden europe is hanging on to it. and if you ignore what came down from, from poland, still really from hungary back to north nifty to was spent in portugal and southern france in a night. where that heat is really high. it generates some big thunderstorms, that'

all drivers across the u. k. had been warned to brace for chaos because a protest against raising fuel prices. several demonstrations are underway with reports of severe disruption. some road blocks have been set up and convoys of vehicles are driving purposefully slow on major highways protest as her angry at the rise in petrol and diesel prices, which had a record high last week. let's go live to rory challenge. joining us from london, rory, we see you're at a, a gas station to just tell us what, what you're seeing, what people are telling you. well, i mean if you can see the 3rd the price on the board behind me, you can see that the current cost of some unleaded fuel it here in this particular patches station. it is a $193.00 p. now that's about $2.35 per liter. now i'm old enough to remember when the price of fuel in this country girl was about half that. and it wasn't very long ago is only a couple of years ago the height of the pandemic. so since then, the cost of fuel in the u. k has pretty much doubles an

the problem is she was in indonesia yesterday for the g 20 and his racing back to the u. k. to be part of the year post resignation, melick at, but she still in transit and the other names that are very strong potentials are saget javert, who has had to cabinet purse and all. so richie soon act the former chancellor. now it may be that we should soon act decides if it's not for him in his resignation that he said it was potentially his chancellor ship was potentially the last minister ship that he was ever going to hold on. so yeah, that, that we're waiting to see the full field, but it could be weeks couple of months even before one emerges in that means forest . johnson stays in downing street all the way through the summer. out there is poor printed reporting live there from westminster in central london. many thanks. a deep pool. ukraine's president follow them as landscape says that as many as $700.00 troops are being killed or wounded each day in the conflict with russia, the health services overstretched as it tries to save the lives of the mounting number of injured

now, members of the u. k. conservative party had begun making that pitches to replace bars. johnson, as prime minister, he agreed to sat down after a wave of political scandals. but there's been little mention of johnson's controversial policies like sending migrants for wonder ought reversing the briggs agreement on more than island. instead, one issue is dominating the agenda in the race to be the occupier of this central london residence. well, there's a theme emerging among the competition. we can look, i believe in a lower tax. i've always been a low tax consulting i can service should raise taxes. i don't believe an unfunded tax cut making their case on the sunday morning media round because i want to do a great job for my country. that's why the main contenders were out for the early stage advantage. i think no conserve, you should raise taxes either on what you need a smart tax cost that will grow the economy. i also want to stop fries, if you like, that the proposed increase in corporation taxes. i think the much greater risk is not having a tax cut that's and much

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 in the course of an engagement following an iranian attack on us forces, warnings were given to an, an ide

k, we just had a week where we had a political crisis and ministers were resigning, left, right, and center. they were doing it on further putting out their resignation. love is that which all lead to the build up of pressuring as the prime minister, who wants to stay on earth while anchor forgot. we had a new protest against the, the government there are. and a lot of that has been to long to some extent by social media. so twitter has a role. i mean, you know the question, why would someone want it? and it's it, if it didn't exist you, you'd want to invent it because it is so useful for spreading news drugs. but when you haven't got things that going on, and then yes, it tends to just fuel animosity because of the way that it works. because a twitter engagement is the thing, at least show people adverts, what needs them using the service. and the way to do that is either either to show them things they agree with completely or else to show them things they really disagree with completely him will argue about. so basically the business model is make people argue with each other, so

k. government johnson's premier ship had been called into question previously over the infamous party gay to fire, in which he and his wife were fined by the police for hosting an unlawful social gathering. at number 10 during a cove it locked down. now, while the latest scandal is considered to be the straw that broke the camel's back and prompted the mass resignation of government officials, rising inflation and worsting economy have also been described as major factors in bringing johnson down the country's treasury chief was one of the 1st government officials to resign this week on his way out, which she soon acc, highlighted key disagreements with johnston's policies. our country is facing immense challenges. i firmly believe that the public are ready to hear that truth, or people know that if something is too good to be true, then it's not true. they need to know that whilst there's a path to a better future, it is not an easy one in preparation for our proposed joint speech on the economy next week. it has become clear to me that our approaches are fundamentally to different.

the u. k. has overnight had its hottest night on record with the and the temperature going not been like 25 degrees centigrade in some places. and forecasts expected to be the hottest on record during the day as well. expected to reach up to 41 degrees c m. so far the record to die is been around $35.00 in some places. now, how's this affecting place is light london while transport is by its been the most obviously effective with trains running at lower speed. many, many cancelled as well. some tracks indeed, buckling with the tracks themselves being recorded at 8 till around 62 degrees centigrade hospitals. as while in london, many of them built during the 1960 s or before the 19th sixty's, turning the hospitals into hot boxes and many surgeries reportedly being canceled. abacus conditions inside the hospitals just can't be capped at a comfortable temperature. now there are health warnings, especially for the elderly, especially for children, paypal with sicknesses people who. busy are most li

the u. k. has overnight, had its hottest night on record with the, at the temperature going not below 25 degrees centigrade in some places. and forecasts expected to bay the artist on reco during the day as well expected to reach up to 41 degrees c. m. so far, the record to die is been around $35.00 in some places. now, how's this affecting place is light london? well transported bouts being the most obviously effective with trains running at lowest speed, many, many cancelled as well. some tracks indeed buckling with the tracks themselves being recorded. busy asia, around 62 degrees centigrade hospitals as well in london. many of them built during the 19 sixty's or before the 19 sixty's, turning the hospitals into hot boxes and many surgeries, reportedly being canceled. abacus, conditions inside the hospitals just can't be capped at a comfortable temperature. now there are health warnings, especially for the elderly, especially for children paper with sicknesses. people who are most liable to

k. beaches emptied out. threatens had lasted an unusually high numbers. the u. s. highland tacky and tear and cut up. these glimpses of nature at ease were relatively common during lockdown. they served to remind us, we must re negotiate our relationship with the natural world. white the lives of our fellow creatures on earth they bought own depends on it. these, as coven 19 has shown us, they really do one 3rd of all the foot produced is the wasted, with tens of thousands of put outlets. so well in south korea has been transformed from west offender if the bill by leader in ford, recycling either reporting on how your technology is making as possible in kenya, i made the pharmacy and sundays, but he had deleted the thought. the lab nodes depend on water cleanup, life afraid on iraq, with the hypoth english, the full lies in elicit market for the rich and powerful i. one of the cd we're under cover, i'll just years investigative unit exposed to the inner workings of key players in the murky underbelly of football finance east project. me to sell something like o

k. beaches emptied out. threatens had lasted an unusually high number. the u. s. highlands tacky and tear and cut up. these glimpses of nature at ease were relatively common during lockdown. they served to remind us we must re negotiate our relationship with the natural world. white, the lives of our fellow creatures on earth they bought own depends on it. this is covered, my teen has shown us. they really do one 3rd of all the put produced is the wasted, with tens of thousands of put outlets. towel in south korea has been transformed from west offender into bill by leader input recycling. either reporting on how your technology is making this possible. in kenya, i mean the pharmacy and sundays. what do you think the soil, the lab notes depend on wall play? no place afraid on iraq. ah, oh, wow. oh, now jesse a know is only 4 months to go to the world cup and the clock is ticking. as teams and fans prepare the cat. so a 2022, we'll have updates from different regions across the globe. this month, the focus is on africa and synagogue mount. the challenge for the

ron says, a woman he had never met, brought him to the u. k, from juicy at the age of 9 people who traffic and gave him the name mohammed ferrara. his real name is his saying, cut him also describes being forced to work as a domestic 7 in exchange for food. 39 year old was born in somalia and had previously said he came to the u. k. the refugee he became a british citizen. as a teenager, most people know me as my far but it's not my name or it's not the reality. the real story is i was born in some leland north of somalia as the same as d k. i was separated from my mother and i was born into the u. k. illegally. under the name of another child called mohammed farrah. london's busiest airport is announced. it will limit the number of departing passengers $200000.00 per day for the rest of the summer season. for the pandemic, the average number of daily passengers that he for i was more than double that the airport authorities say that most people, airlines and ground handling can cope with the limits start tuesday and will last until the 11th

and we could see that happen in the u. k. we have had, for the 1st time read warnings for extreme heat issued in southern areas and central areas of england. a national heat wave emergency declared could see temperature peak to 40 degrees celsius. and of course, that will challenge records, but by the time we get into the mid week, if we look at the 3 day for london, they will be somewhat of a cooling down similar story for paris. if we look at the 3 day exception, the hot temperatures on tuesday by wednesday some relief with light showers and we moved to east asia. shanghai seem somewhat of a cool dom. that was after an all time temperature record was set on wednesday. but as a weather systems pulled through, bringing the wet weather, we've seen temperatures come down. they will, however, be on the up once again from tuesday now was moved to north america. we all liked the temperatures continue to climb across the south, but it's looking rather clear across central and weston area, dallas, texas, seeing the temperature pick

not to mention the massive security training program that's going on in the u. k. just today you had been wallet vakio looking into other issues when he comes to the you. i think finally my position is they're going to have to amend the strategy a little bit, a little bit of given take. i think we saw an example of that with a great deal will pardon me. jennifer rushed to get through the brain that they could get their fertilizer to market. so i said moving for the year. we'll have to adapt gentlemen for the mom or out of time, but thanks to our guest raja hilton to michael bus a q and to samuel romani. and thank you to watching. you can see the problem again . any time by visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for more debate, go to our facebook page, thought facebook dot com forward slash ha. inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter. we are at a inside story from me, bernard smith and the entire team here. and, oh ha. ah ah ah ah ah. save them. mm hm. and then you international anti corruption excellence award boat . now for your hero, i boug

i told him about the heat in the u. k. and this is what he had to say of a book on hello, i'm so surprised to hear that england is just as hot as here is the kind of weather we experience. and for the every july advice people there to drink. lots of water stay indoors, especially if they have air conditioning. this kind of heat is very harsh. now, the good news is for the u. k. on west in europe, they are going to the temperature start to come down as cool air blows in. but for us here we are in the midst of the intense summer heat that's known historically as the young roots, alec hide, that roughly translates from arabic as the ignited coal of the summer heat. we've also had a 2 week sim moon declared, and that is a dangerously hot, dry wind that blows in the humidity behind it. it's also called a toxic wind because it is detrimental to plants and human life. now we have about 2 to 3 more months of these intense conditions before things start to cool down nicely in time for the cutter world cup. let's hope so. well, cill

the final 2 contenders in the race to become the u. k. next, prime minister have had their 1st drilling in front of conservative party members on secondary las trust. and former chancellor wishes to like spoke before party supporters in the english city of leeds. it's the 1st of 12 such events that will be held across the u. k. before conservative party members vote on who will be their new leader. i read dinosaurs, skeletons sold at auction in new york for more than $6000000.00. but there is concern among scientists about the ethics of such sales, beaufort that could lose access to research the perfectly preserved bones of a girl who solace a cousin of the more famous t rex cuba. i was under reports from new york. it's a dinosaur called gore cancerous and it roamed earth more than 79000000 years ago. the dinosaur founded 2018 is a particularly rare find. it's made up of $79.00 bones, perfectly preserved from the giant school to the details and the vertebrae and the tail, not one bone is out of place. there are only 20 known fragments of

however, there had been absolutely no reaction from the u. k. now she also said that during his initial, a checkup when he was admitted to prison, here in a generic a he was diagnosed with a number of chronic illnesses. and just to tell you a, some of them are, they included insulin dependent said diabetes said damage to the respiratory system, a kidneys and a number of diseases of the cardiovascular system as well. and that information, according to the a human rights on was woman, was also forwarded to the officials in the united kingdom. now the next people's republic, a prosecutor's office have also confirmed that say he did indeed die from chronic illnesses. and they also shared a some of the details regarding what he was charged with in your liberal correctly then you can relate to genetic republics. prosecutor general's office is investigating the death of the detained u. k. citizen paul uri. the name of he is accused helping to recruit mercenaries according to preliminary data. his death was the result of the chronic diseases he had. he

i mean, we've just been hearing about all the disturbances in sri lanka are here in the u. k. we recently had a political crisis and all these things are amplified and played out to some extent through twitter, twitters become so essentials of a fabric of the modern world. that it's incredible that it's in fact a company which barely scrapes a profit and mosque was true. it was correct. i think in thinking that there's much more value to be found there. twitter hasn't found that yet at the moment is basically functions as a sort of a billboard advertising company where you put up brand names and brand overtime, but in a recession, which waiting to be heading into, that's not a very stable form. that has to be the 1st one that gets pulled away. there's a lot of value in twitter if it could only find way to target adverse to people's interests and what they want to know about. and it hasn't ever focused itself on being able to do that and do that well, even though people show their intent all the time by who they follow and what they tweak about. so there's huge value there. and

k. and the reason why he had to be pulled out when the reason why there was just minor coup d'etat in england was because the conservative party realized it wasn't playing by the rules. the rules of keeping this pretense going, that we have a further democracy in the u. k. and that we really believe in freedom of speech and human rights. and all this, he was going off the rails, he was going away from the plantation plantations, american say, and panic because served as well. well, if you carried on doing that, it doesn't matter about the scandals that you keep on them. but if you carry on doing this, people will start real. well actually, this isn't a function democracy anymore. and then there is a facade here, you know, where super lead in our country say the big decisions. and, you know, and i think a big part of george mentioned the, the, the, the unintended consequence of countries no longer buying a product that probably wasn't factored in to taking on russia in the u. k. you know,