Northwestern corner of europe into fronts into belgium into luxembourg july reco it there for england for good measure as well this is the same in paris where we had those very high temps systematically up to 42. 6 celsius and then the thunder right now came along and you see that cloud has been spilling in the cross the British Isles into that western side of france down across the by of biscay and making its way further eastward so still a few showers lurking around the stanger in the southeast of england as we go on through friday friday into saturday i will make its way further south its nice when that boundary breakdown will continue some or all the big downpours certainly a possibility as we go on through the next 24. 00 to 48. 00 how is actually the showers long spells of rain is standing right across much of western europe few showers to have a towards the east into potent into western parts of russia further made its nice hot dry and sunny more warm sunshine coming through a little bit of cloud just around northern parts of morocco maybe into our. Area but not sporting the sunshine temperatures in algerias the up to 29 degrees. Weather sponsored by catherine. Ill be looking at your Instagram Account any reading. This is a dialogue when donald trump announce his candidacy for president everyone laughed at them everyone has a boyce the best chance the democrats have to beat donald trump is to nominate an exciting inspirational cowers maverick nominee joining the global conversation in your pocket square and you can find out his iraq. Welcome back a quick amount of the top stories here on aljazeera sanctions on north korea had to be having a devastating effect with the economy declining for the 2nd year running south koreas central bank estimates the north g. D. P. Fell by 4 point one percent in 2018 the worst drop since 1970 does not disclose figures on its economy. And the u. N. Says as many as 150. 00 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya around 300. 00 people were on board 2 boats that left the town of commons east of the capital tripoli. And the head of cinesias parliament mohamed and assume has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old. And i will leave the country until elections are held on september 15th. Now the e. U. Is refusing to renegotiate the brigs it was drawn agreement with the u. K. s new Prime Minister the Commission President john gordon told by his johnson over the phone that the existing deal is the best and only one possible but johnson is insisting he can get a new deal by the end of october challenge that reports from london. Inside 10 downing street a rousing welcome from a loyal team Prime Minister Boris Johnsons new cabinet dominated by brick that hardliners had their 1st pep talk and as you will know we have a momentous task a Pivotal Moment in. History we are committed to all of us leaving the European Union. All that it was really good even though if theres not theres far too much noise in this train but imp. Element a very different johnson had promised to unite the conservative party but his ruthless decision to sack or sidelined 17 senior ministers may have done the opposite. His 1st statement was one of optimism channeling his hero Winston Churchill promising a golden era for britain and then a message to the European Union asking them to rethink the current deal no country that values its independence and indeed it so for suspect could agree to a treaty would sign away our economic independence and selfgovernment as this back story does a time limit is not enough if an agreement is to be reached it must be clearly understood that the way to the deal goes by way of the abolition of the backstop a request politely rejected by brussels with the e. U. s chief negotiator saying that eliminating the backstop is unacceptable and not within the mandate of the European Council a message reiterated by the outgoing european Commission President in a phone call with Boris Johnson with saying that the e. U. s position on the Withdrawal Agreement is the best and only way possible this is the last day parliament will sit before breaking for the summer but the challenges facing the new Prime Minister are immense negotiate a new breaks that deal in just 98. 00 days a deal the e. U. Says cannot be renegotiated and fix a multitude of problems facing britain and Health Care Education and security all with a parliamentary majority of just 3 many say the country could be heading for a general election i think that Boris Johnson if he sees that hes going to lose a vote of no confidence in the house of commons i think he would rather call the election than wait for his government to fall and the election to follow he would rather stay on the front foot so i think the whole of britain ought to be on the alert. For an early snap general election called perhaps right at the beginning of september that might happen. Today this is a Prime Minister with a deadline like no other facing unprecedented opposition hoping his optimism is infectious Charlie Rangel aljazeera london and World Leaders will be eager to see what the u. K. As Foreign Policy will look like under a Boris Johnson led government our diplomatic editor james paynes reports from the un on the potential changes and challenges ahead. Geographically the u. K. May be a small island in Northern Europe but it retains a seat at the worlds top table because of its economy and its history Boris Johnson is now taking over leadership of a country with that permanent seat on the u. N. Security council as well as membership of the g. 7 of nato and for now the European Union pm Boris Johnson couldnt have a more different style from his predecessor to reason may be what hes allowed an unpredictable will certainly be a change of tone could there be a change of policy too the 1st test will be iran the u. S. Has been trying to apply maximum pressure on to iran could the u. K. With one of its tankers seized by iran more fully join in that effort now you may see a bit of a transition here now as you have oil tankers being seized who have drones being shot down that all may may change quite a bit here in the in the coming months i do find it was interesting that the iranians reached out very early and made a Public Statement congratulating Boris Johnson on his on his election to certainly there was an effort there to try to draw him away from the u. S. And others europe and the u. S. Dont share the same approach to iran President Trump pulled out of the Iran Nuclear Deal while european nations with china and russia a trying to keep it alive if the u. K. Changes its position the deal will almost certainly die on other issues for example venezuela and the Peace Process between israelis and palestinians europe and the u. S. Have very different perspectives could the new u. K. Prime minister who has warm relations with President Trump and whos keen to sign a post breaks it trade deal with the u. S. Realign his country. There are real concerns in brussels and here at the u. N. About all of this and about the fact theres now another leader on the world stage known for his unpredictability james bays. Of the United Nations at least 2 people were killed on thursday night when boko haram fighters rated one of the biggest camps for internally displaced people near my degree in northeast nigeria the army said the attack was repelled and separately nigerias government says its negotiating to free aide workers being held hostage by an armed group affiliated with 6 staff of the French Charity action against hunger were taken last week ambush on their convoy near the border with with more on this up and address joins us now from the nigerian capital abuja so what more do we know about this boko haram raid on the i. D. P. Camp. Well basically the attack came at night and all the ports from my degree show that they came in in large numbers using rocket propelled grenades and then launched raids at the camp some reports suggest that they have carted away so many food items in the process lots of the occupants of the camp i mean the internally displaced persons fled they are doing a head count now to find out where they are and how this came out a lot of people believe that they have escaped into made agrees that its fast but the security sources there are telling us that the gunfire between the invaders that is the suspected boquete on fighters and the Nigerian Military lasted for nearly 8 sorry for nearly one hour before they finally fled and left at the intelligent displaced persons camp all of this is a raid that we havent seen for a very long time on my degree or on the outskirts of my degree for for a large period and for a large extent to a large extent the Nigerian Army has been able to silence bachy. Around or reduce its activities or raids attacks on military targets and civilians as well but some people suspect that this raid was carried out by the shock of action of a book war and its not clear exactly who is responsible for their type whether the ice and i feel irritated faction or the chicago action but a lot of people insist that it could be shaken faction that may have to carried out this attack and afterward more details are emerging about the aid workers who were kidnapped on the border in the north east of the country. Absolutely there was a video released yesterday by ice ice phil affiliated function of boko haram and which one of the walk aid workers was appealing for the Nigerian Government and. Organization action against hunger to help free have from the abduction and meanwhile the nigerian president ceased talking about the negotiations being on going between various factions that. Sort of holding nigerians and other people hostage here they were talking about freeing people including the school child or the school girl literary boy who was taken from that she along with about 100 of our colleagues all of them have been released except the the girl and the Nigerian Government said negotiations for her release as well as many others have been on go and so theyve also insisted that contacts have been made and negotiations to free the aid workers was mainly nigerians is ongoing as well all right but it was an abuser thank you. Now heat wave ascent temperatures soaring across europe breaking records from france to the netherlands and germany a Nuclear Reactor was shut down after its cooling water got too hot heat waves are becoming increasingly common and some say on impact of Climate Change thing bob reports from london. Enjoying the heat in paris the water fountains by the eiffel tower are a popular place for those trying to stay cool. As a red alert was issued for northern france in the capital reached an all Time National record of 41. 00 celsius well french media reports suggest 5 deaths might to be linked to the current heat wave. On wednesday belgium germany and the netherlands all recorded their highest ever temperatures and they did it again on thursday all topping 40 degrees celsius. While some in the belgian capital brussels are making the most of it its led to a socalled code red being issued for the 1st time we are observing the weather since 1933 so nearly 200 years we never experience this kind of temperatures over in britain as temperatures soared activists in london staged a small protest outside bass building housing Media Outlets demanding they concentrate less on images of fun in the sun and more in explaining the extreme weather. We can talk about a short stay on record with headlines like what scorcher without looking into why is it the hottest thing and what does that mean for she manatee whats that mean in the next 102030 years. There to eat for food for particularly for people in developing countries who this is affecting right now but aljazeera had no difficulty finding people who are concerned about whats driving the increasingly common heat waves people start realizing that things are changing and quite quickly in the climate and so is is the moment to just to change something. Before its too late this is something that makes our planet less. Comfortable to live on say we have to think about how to stop it so that also our children can still survive on this planet most people here in Britain Welcome a bit of sunshine but for when the humidity and on a day like this the priority for lots of people is actually staying in the shade more broadly more and more starting to draw the line between europe 6 streams summers and the Climate Crisis the u. K. Governments Advisory Committee on Climate Change has warned the countries not prepared for the extremes that Global Warming is expected to bring here the current heat which prompted Health Warnings and brought trains to a standstill in some parts. And in Southern Europe this was greece on wednesday a series of wildfires are a reminder of conditions that many are calling the new normal. Of all those conditions have their upsides they bring their own dangers the aljazeera loved. One is is speaker of parliament has been sworn in as interim president after the death of president. 92 year old guided to enter a new era of democracy after protests in 2011 topple the longtime leader. Ben ali and sparked the arab spring a wave uprisings across the middle east an election must be held within 3 months cutting the president has more for. A new phase in tunisias government the speaker of parliament Mohamed Innes were sworn in to serve temporarily as the countrys president he will take over for up to 90 days while elections are organized. I swear by god almighty to protect the independence of tunisia and the safety of its lands to respect the constitution and law and fully take care of the peoples interests and be loyal to tunisia. In this young democracy a vacant post for the countrys leadership could spark a power struggle among tunisias Political Party is definitely what candidates who are considered to be quite popular and quite strong but also very controversial. Have been barred from running the president ial elections by parson parliament not too long ago this law has not yet been signed by missteps and before he passed away and i think well hear a lot more about this controversy next couple of days president benjy kind a sense speed who spent the last few weeks of his life in a not of the hospital was a leading figure in what was known as the arab spring uprising as Prime Minister and then tunisias 1st democratically elected president he helped draft a new constitution guaranteeing freedom of speech thanks. Im going to have his accomplishments though were often overshadowed by a weak economy and high Unemployment Rate there is despair nobody can deny that there is the sense of hopelessness nobody can deny that however in comparison to other countries there is still hope that we can fix the pot and go towards a more prosperous than 87. 00 days of National Mourning have been declared as the country honors the life and legacy of a sense be known what is the start of this mission on a positive note and he finished that the same way may he rest in peace his predecessors hurt the country but he was a good man who served his country no one did that before him no one shall. We hope the next president will be even better we hope our country will be stable and safe we had some terrorism but the country doesnt blame him its unclear who will be the front runner in tunisias next president ial election but the groundwork has already been laid out for what should be a smooth transition katia lopez so the yawn aljazeera. Part of a quick check of the headlines here on aljazeera sanctions on north korea appear to be having a devastating effect with the economy declining for the 2nd year running south koreas central bank estimates the north g. D. P. Fell by 4 point one percent in 2018 the worst drop since 997 International Trade fell nearly 50 percent young young does not disclose statistics on its economy south Korean Central Bank has been publishing estimates since 1991 reports from some of these contraction in the economy does match exactly when these much tougher sanctions came into play as you mentioned just over 4 percent of the contraction in the economy in 2018 the year before 3 and a half percent and that you compare that with 2016 when in fact the economy of north korea was going along at a fair old clip it actually increased in size by nearly 4 percent which for that year was actually better than the performance of south koreas economy the u. N. Says as many as 150. 00 refugees and migrants may have drowned off the coast of libya around 300. 00 people on board 2 boats left the town of commons east of the capital tripoli the uns demanding immediate action after the worst mediterranean tragedy so far this year. The head of tennessee is parliament mahmoud and a syria has been sworn in as interim president after the death of 92 year old baby qaeda subsea to lead the country until president ial elections on september 15th. The European Union says it will not renegotiate the brigs it was drawn agreement with the u. K. s new Prime Minister Boris Johnson the u. Commission president told johnson over the phone the existing deal is the best and only one johnson says hell make a breakthrough soon. On a record heat wave is continuing across western europe paris recalled its highest of a temperature on thursday 42. 00 degrees celsius records are also set in the netherlands belgium and Germany Climate scientists are warning extreme heat waves will be far more common in the coming year is a landslide in morocco mountains as killed at least 24 people a van was buried following heavy rains in a remote area south america rescue teams are searching for survivors and a government investigation is underway as the headlines the news continues here on aljazeera after the stream statement after watching. After 25 years of affording the worlds waste. My calling industry into chaos. The growing pressure of agreement skies even resulting in change we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in. Counting the cost on aljazeera. Hundreds of residents of poor cape town neighborhoods have lost loved ones for tat gang attacks now theyre saying all the troops on the street. Im really could be. Either a military operation in one of south africas biggest cities can help bring lasting peace to communities blighted by violence send us your thoughts through twitter and you tube. For years police in cape town have struggled to reach a deadly Gang Violence in parts of the city known as cape flats as an area that has been home to black brown South Africans since the apartheid era the situation in the flats is now so bad the soldiers in armored cars are on patrol to help restore order the units of the south African National Defense Force began rolling into 10 precincts on july 18th as part of a 3 month deployment called operation prosper its hoped that the armys presence will give overworked police breathing space to investigate crimes but detectives have an overwhelming caseload 43. 00 people were murdered across cape flats in the weekend preceeding the deployment heres what residents said as soldiers rolled in im not really. A oh yeah oh me oh yeah. And i want to thank the government will make a good decision. The because on me the children people studying every day i dont study this new thing that is if. Its from cities we. Feel like i should. Find another place to be. Too much. To eat even. So low in this situation we are joined from cape towels from st by Henrietta Abrams she is a community and social justice activist but it is the me maam and Community Activists who joins us from cape towns manenberg precinct from amsterdam we have the on the thurman she is a visiting fulbright scholar who has studied policing in cape town and albert fritz is the minister of Community Safety in western capes fall vent show government hes in cape town hello everybody it is good to have you here. Al but i want to start with some video aljazeera been covering the situation in cape flats for some while now this is for me dan miller she got some mobile video of residents who were living in different precincts in cape flats and they were in their homes busy in their neighborhoods taking pictures and videos of what was happening around the area so how we look at this video of i want you to tell me how accurate it is is this every day occurrence is lets take a look together. I mean the phone with us. However this looks like the mafia and i dont want people to think this is evident in cape flats and los angeles is that. Yes thats part of one part of town and this in the little correctly pointed out really city of 2 terms because came precincts you have that kind of balance and stop that all of the time but its a lot of time and thats really the reason why weve actually been she called for the army to come and to be deployed in those dancers and the reason for that is that the the police didnt just dont have any capability and resources to control the kind of violence that was a rampant i mean we had the cult that totals for 27 people was more than 4000 people that was there through the 18 exceeded another 4000 this year we were under route of going to that but im happy to say since the deployment and some can even start policing interventions there was a reduction to the last 2 weakens that came right down to 25 got pretty far but still a lot but 25 was far less than 55 that the tool to weakens of so i think its an important point to say that very clearly policing and Community Relationships with the police was completely lacking and i think thats one of the reasons why we have that compounded by economic real real social Economic Issues in those communities you know unemployment is rampant and therefore thats a very interesting cause or was it occurred to me i want to one and you really want to us people to come to cape town and really promote it out because that to it is a really contribution to job creation for those very people on the other side and where we have people visiting the less we can actually give this kind of violence so to be destroyed. But i think. People you know could go like in. London. You know of course its interesting that you mentioned several things there and i like the point that you ended on which is its putting this in context because we have people already in the you tube chat who are watching live now saying this looks like my own hometown of chicago this looks like other places in the world but its that reason seeing the fear and hearing those screams that were seeing tweets like this this is who says maybe the military is the best solution and thats whats needed to bring order because these criminal gangs they dont fear of police i am in support of military intervention on the other hand though adding a little nuance to this conversation is someone who says the army are not meant to fight crime they are meant for war if the police and other special forces cant handle such cases then what are they being paid for its time africa grows up they write how long will the army be on the street and what will the work of the police be so ill give this one to you the army clearly this person doesnt think its the right group to come in the police should be doing this sort. I am dealing with that person so for me we have been on this its march ing and protesting for years for 54678 years weve been watching and weve been our government local government the interim government the National Government to do something about it what we must understand is that. Weve we going through systemic violence we going through the violence and government in all its entirety has never done anything weve been asking for years for the to do a deployment offered us also a store of e. D. S. E. D. S. Are working for us it is that you mean another province to take it easy as from from well it is sourced it is or at least that thats what im doing it would also be able in about the working class it is thats thats living in abject poverty so we dont have jobs that i plea as its now we dont have jobs we dont have opportunities we we we are what we are unemployed with not really a chance so our people and our children are already with threats not National Government not in missys thats government which is our provincial government have been putting resources its good yes the army is you know and i did not agree with the army coming in but ive given up so in the meantime the army can give us a job. Of the army cannot give us trouble because of the army you know has that legalization since all of these things so theyre not as a whole needed in as it will be. So as i and i hear you can i know youre outside of south africa right now i just got to jump in and asked a man because hes in manama one of the precincts actually youve got the army right there in on what difference does it make it might help. Yeah i just wanted to mention that we understand what the viewers are saying that the army is not trained for these types of policing but what do you do as a community you know at the should this but asian people as being hoping that perhaps the military might might bring a solution we are. Pushing lucian we need Solutions Like i mentioned early on that this war on the cape flats so low intensity of war thats been spiking then it comes down in spikes again so this only out there should this but asian communities come together and come to this region most of the parliament because it seems like government has been dating defeat and for so many years its not the you know its not 2 years ago people have been calling for the army out to see this but asian we understand the fact that the army is not going to do this but we were hoping that the military might like us it could bring about change because our people youve heard the young men saying earlier it doesnt feel well you doesnt want to you want to get out of the place we grew up its not safe we mean we want to take this family out we love our places on the campus this good people under complaints we can contribute to the development of this country but people are not given a chance to do so so i am to go ahead and he wants to jump and i just want to get the view from inside one of the precincts where the Army Allegedly booking around i had a bad. I absolutely agree with with henrietta i mean i think the really difficult situation here is that you know the military will be there for certain amount of time for about 3 months if im not mistaken but what will happen after those 3 months the same police were overwhelmed right now are going to be overwhelmed in 3 months. Theres been very little done to start off to resource to pay to train Police Officers in exactly what needs to be done to solve this problem long term and so im not saying that nothing should be done right now im saying that there must be there must be a longer Term Solution because we have seen the military before in manenberg in 201540 limited operations and theyre being deployed again 4 years later to the exact same area so we are really struggling with with a situation of there not being a Long Term Plan and and as the man says you know people are calling for the military out of desperation this shouldnt be a desperate situation we know that theres that there is enough political will to solve this problem long term its just not being applied then theres someone on twitter who is on the exact same wavelength of you so this is and ill give this to you albert a couple tweets here so it could be just as the deployment of military forces where there should have been a more responsive Police Service has not helped anyone deployments are temporary they lack oversight and often lead to greater feelings of discomfort in our community from picking up on the temporary part about but someone else writes in opposition to that almost simply to the size i believe that the military will be able to root out the rough elements back up the Police Forces and the heavily armed areas and act as a deterrent then Crime Intelligence and the gang unit can continue from there so this person has the idea that the military is there to back up police and then the benchley police will be able to have the resources enough to do the work themselves that peaceable. So the one point weve always been saying was that in fact we all of the same plates we know when the saying the army must come over we all say we need stabilization and i think the mom put the video really well to this also saying we need stabilization and they did it in paladins that have been policing where proper policing capability now you know its ok for people to say a burst of that
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