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the much anticipated oxford astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine will be rolled out next week. a centuries old town flattened in seconds the urgent search for a temperature shelter for croatia's earthquake victims. and celebrations on the streets as argentina legalizes abortion but it's left the predominantly catholic country bitterly divided and devon ash with sport another english premier league match is called off because of the coronavirus tottenham's game the latest casualty after an outbreak of cases at their opponents followed. we begin our coverage in yemen where at least 26 people have been killed and more than 140 injured in an attack on aden airport the attack appeared to target a plane carrying members of the newly formed saudi backed government all of whom

were evacuated safely the international committee of the red cross says one of its employees was killed yemen is the world's worst humanitarian crisis and has been plagued by 6 years of violence triggered by a bitter civil war barber and go for reports. waving at supporters as they climbed off their flight to tate an airport members of yemen's new unity government returned days after being sworn into office at a ceremony in saudi arabia. but the hopes of rebuilding the country. after more than 6 years of civil war turned into chaos a devastating attack on agency international airport and the work of more than a year of saudi breakup talks and the deal signed in 2019 now in question the government members were led to safety but analysts say the authority of the new administration has been undermined this is a bit of still resident that the challenges are very serious the challenges are

enormous. unity government will have to deal with those challenges on the ground. and no matter what no matter who stands behind this explosion i think that is a huge security breach has happened yemen's new prime minister moved quickly to try and restore confidence you'll go with the people this attack gives the government the responsibility to put an end to the quick to and to restore the country and the state again the government denied and will go on continue its job supported by the people of yemen we will never let our people down the terrorists never defeat our people we will be victorious we will accept nothing but thick terry. side's government was formed as a compromise between you separatists in the southern transitional council of aden and saudi backed loyalists of president months or hardy in riyadh the 2 camps for to each other after separatists declared a state of emergency and self government in aden and surrounding southern provinces

but together they aim to launch a united front against iran backed coup 3 rebels in yemen's capital sana'a who deny they were behind the attack but the bloodshed at the airport is likely to put any hopes of peace in yemen back a long way barbara and go out to syria. yemen's government was sworn in just days ago by president drabble months or hardee as part of a power sharing deal brokered by saudi arabia in 2019 headed by prime minister mine of good malik's aid the new government represents yemen's northern and southern areas with equal numbers of members for each region its whole mission is the result of a compromise between the u.s. backed separatists in the southern transitional council and saudi backed loyalists of president hadi it's meant to end military clashes between those parties so they can fight as allies against the who 3 level movement in the groups where he is director of the gulf study center at cutting university he says there are

a number of parties that disagree with the saudi backed government. well was not that he and in the scene in the last few years since since there was a drug and i thought of it all the announcement that would drop him yeah from yemen . i would that he was you know presenting yemen in directly we know that they have a stronger presence in aden and and the so-called south yemen we know that they they don't want to have you know a united yemen a lot of observers the you know scientist to somebody that is it's obvious that they were not happy of riyadh the because this is this is basically drawing young men to that action that they want out of him but it is that is not happy and also there are you know internal forces the general public is one of them some forces in the south of yemen they don't want to see the such thing because they are not you know participating on all of this they were marginalized so there is an issue

within him and the political 'd map and also the regional players who are actually not happy or that you don't know what's the position of iran and what. u.k. health regulators have approved a coronavirus vaccine developed by oxford university scientists and pharmaceutical company astra zeneca is the 3rd candidate to be approved in the west and is a beacon of hope for the u.k. which is battling a major surge in infections one dose of oxford astra zeneca has a vaccine has been found to be around 70 percent effective after $21.00 days and a 2nd dose between $4.12 weeks later is advised as many as $3000000000.00 doses are expected to be produced world by wide by the end of next year the serum institute of india the world's biggest producer of vaccines is already made $50000000.00 doses taiwan and indonesia have confirmed orders and it's just been signed off by regulators in argentina astra zeneca has pledged to make $1300000000.00 doses

available at cost to low and middle income countries the company also expects the vaccine to work against the new variant of the corona virus chalons has more. if ever good news was needed in the u.k. it's now the numbers of new infections and hospitalizations are breaking records the deaths are almost as numerous as the peak in april and medics are sounding alarms that the health service is struggling to cope with cope with 2nd wave q a much anticipated announcement from the u.k.'s medicines regulator this vaccine kovac 900 facts in astra zeneca has been approved for use in people and aged 18 years and older least 2 standard doses $4.00 to $12.00 weeks apart rollout begins on january the 4th with the oxford astra zeneca vaccine joining that of pfizer biotech and use in the u.k. since early december both are effective but the new vaccine has numerous advantages

. here with this london vaccination center you can see some of the infrastructure that is needed to administer the pfizer buy on take vaccine you can hear the generators running people need to be kept warm in the vaccine needs to be kept super chilled the oxford astra zeneca one day you can be given out by any doctor or nurse with a bridge it's much easier and that means many more people can be vaccinated baster the government is prioritizing getting the 1st dose to as many people as possible it's 70 percent effective the 2nd dose one to 3 months later makes that immunity last longer 100000000 doses on order add that to the 30000000 doses of pfizer and that's enough for 2 doses for the entire population if the government can achieve this it believes the country can return to normal life in the spring but before that announcement that millions more britons are moving into higher regional tears of coronavirus restrictions and there's

a delay to the new school term for many people's all pupils in exam to return during the week beginning the 11th of january with secondary school and college students returning full time on the 18th of january. during the 1st week of term on it were after the 4th of january secondary schools and colleges were prepared to test as many staff and students as possible. the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is welcome news for the u.k. but things are almost certain to get worse before they get better returns to 0 london. a charity oxfam has called for the science and technology behind the astra zeneca vaccine to be shared with the world health organization so that it can be produced on a global scale for more let's go to an america health policy manager for oxfam she joins us from the isle of wight via skype. which is one of your reaction to the to the for the moment within the pandemic but that getting the approval process

genetic about scene is so i think it's really important to say how well this approval is for people here in the u.k. as we as your reporter said sadly seeing rapidly rising infections and death rates in the u.k. an unprecedented pressure on the health service and part of that good news is of course that the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is cheaper and easier to store than some of the other vaccines which will make it easier and hopefully quicker to distribute and these facts also make this vaccine potentially very important for poorer parts of the world and many fragile context where we are oxfam work where the logistical challenges are much greater but unfortunately there we still have a huge problem our research is as the people's vaccine alliance estimates that on current projections 9 out of 10 people in the poorest countries are set to miss out on a vaccine next year and next we see an urgent change in action from both pharmaceutical

corporations but also governments i mean after the guy has committed to not profiting from the vaccine during the pandemic is that is that not enough. that is certainly good news and we want to see more transparency about those commitments and and a full commitment to not making a profit from this vaccine for all low and middle income countries but after dinner has also pledged around 64 percent of their vaccine to developing countries which is also more than other vaccine manufacturers but even astra zeneca can only produce enough for around 18 percent of the world's population most next year and that's why we need to see astra zeneca and oxford along with the other pharmaceutical corporations sharing their vaccine science know how and technology so that we can get more manufacturers on board in producing this vaccine at scale so that everybody can have access across the world and we can put an end to this

crisis and as quickly as possible that is it an unrealistic demand though i mean how likely is it that these companies will hand over intellectual property i mean also is there is there another way of doing it which would be to ask countries which have got a extra stop because you water think the various countries have ordered more than they need for them to hand over that excess would that be another way of doing it. well i think 1st we need to remember the sheer volume of public money that has been invested in the research and development and the manufacturing these vaccines so i think it's only right for the vaccine there thought to be a close global public good and for the vaccine science to be shared so that we can access the vaccine everywhere now it's unlikely that the pharmaceutical corporations are going to take that action voluntarily which is why we need government to step in and step up and ensure that the got the pharmaceutical corporations step away from business as usual and put the people's needs before

profit and yes if there are excess vaccines in some rich nations then sure they should be redistributed according to need where those vaccines are proven effective and appropriate for those contexts but this cannot do you know the end to this crisis cannot depend on the charitable model we need collaboration and solidarity now open sharing of the vaccines shark science which has been publicly funded so that we can scale up that manufacturing and it's in everyone's interest to do so so that we can end this crisis as quickly as possible and america thank you very much and give her sharing your thoughts with us thank you thank you. a 2nd look at some of the vaccine candidates and their differences or pfizer's vaccine was found to be 95 percent effective with no serious side effects it's about $20.00 a dose and 2 are needed but it requires specialist deep freezing equipment to

transport and storage we don't know has a similar success rate in trials with 94 percent they can be stored in a regular freezer but it's more expensive around $35.00 per dose and also requires 2 shots astra zeneca and oxford university say their vaccine is on average 75 percent effective after one shot but should rise past 90 percent after a 2nd it can be stored in a normal fridge and is easy to transport it's also much cheaper or cost around $3.00 per shot rushes sputnik the vaccine costs less than $10.00 for the 1st shot it's easy to store there was criticism after people were given the dose before mass human trials health officials now claim $30000.00 people have been studied and that it's 91 percent effective after 2 doses china's sign of farm option is still in the final trial stage although it's being distributed in china the company says initial results show it has a 79 percent effectiveness rate but hasn't released data its cost is not known.

pakistan has yet to purchase a vaccine but one developed by the chinese company can sign or is seen as a likely choice within 6000 pakistanis have taken part in phase 3 trials camarota is at a center in islamabad where trials are underway. augustana it in the grip of a gain more deadly way about the corona wireless but they did also at the forefront of the campaign to find a suitable vaccine right now $6000.00 volunteers have already been tested with that back and the signs of course are encouraging that of course showing that pakistan is likely to go for the chinese option this. trial has. facilitated by the government of pakistan nationally stripped of health and in the chinese government and the chinese complete and final biologics. in china. so

far this trial has been going very smoothly the most encouraging thing is this that people are not getting any side effect. the other encouraging part is this that people who are affordable garc the antibody dieters tested on their own and after 4 weeks off vaccination and the antibody titers were high that means that our is confirming immunity so that's an objectively assessment of how as to how much effect of the vaccine is and that goes to show that we can make our nation i mean to this dynamic although the government there is located 150000000 dollars to buy the racks in their own science and technology outdoor redman saying there are great big at least 2 months for congress time to get that right seen but there are encouraging signs that people are already rolling clearing they want to be in the forefront of the campaign to find

a suitable solution to sell you what the i volunteered myself the trial of call that fascination so that i can serve the humanity after i got vaccinated i feel perfectly fine which meaningless august honors god is up for country. they're also acknowledging the fact that richard viguerie countries have already paid for this. and they're smaller countries will find it difficult if not impossible to procure it in large numbers given the fact they're fucked with standards a country of over 200000000 people it will be a huge undertaking but the reports coming out from these trials showed that the signs are encouraging ship for international privilege amongst the leading members who is now conducting those trials. coming up on. the ice covered. with barely a day to go until the u.k. leaves a single market that breaks agreement moves forward in parliament. jailed for seeking

freedom hong kong pro-democracy activists face years in a chinese prison. and a wild finish in this thing. bash cricket game in australia gemma will have news of a thriller coming up it's born. germany's coronavirus daily deaths have passed a 1000 for the 1st time on wednesday the health ministry inspiron says the spike in deaths shows things are far from returning to normal germany has started vaccinating the elderly and health care workers the country is in lockdown until january the 10th but it's thought that's likely to be extended. a new strain of code 19 which was 1st discovered in the u.k. is now spreading faster across arland than the country's most pessimistic forecasts arash he shook michel martin and outs to a one month full lockdown in response to the spread republicans also reported

a record daily increase in cases with more than 1700 recorded on wednesday the record comes just days after arlen began its vaccination program. his prison donald trump is blaming individual states for the slower than expected pace of vaccinations across the country the white house had set a goal of 20000000 americans getting their 1st dose of a vaccine by the end of december but so far only $2100000.00 have received it trump says the federal government has distributed the vaccine and it's up to the states to meet the goal which comes a day after president elect joe biden said the country's rollout was falling far behind expectations the us had nearly 195000 new cases on tuesday with almost 125000 people in hospital. there's an urgent search for temporary accommodation for those in croatia left homeless by tuesday's powerful earthquake

at least 7 people were killed and scores of homes and other buildings were destroyed 10 you know about reports from cleaner. buildings collapsed lives destroyed the extent of the damage in pennsylvania and surrounding villages is becoming more clear as emergency workers search for anyone who may still be buried under the rubble the 6.4 magnitude earthquake struck on tuesday and was felt as far away as brianna and munich. a serious of strong aftershocks and the potential collapse of more buildings have forced many to seek shelter outdoors in august animals gradual sensory pattern applicable to the region we live in a flat and patrol in a building is heavily damaged and it's not safe anymore to be there we have a campground in the village we spent the night in it is a bit better now because we have electricity so we can stay womb you know as well you must say are. very frightened it's chaos in the house it's not destroyed that

everything is parked on only our stuff fell out of the cupboards and was broken we spent the night in the car but we couldn't sleep at all we have 2 children and i don't know what to do in the towns of pay 3 and 39 c. sec where the hardest hit some have returned to their homes to find little more than debris forced now to create makeshift shelters from the bitter winter weather the damage to infrastructure has made it difficult to get help to those who needed this center has been set up to collect and distribute food water and other aid to those affected by the earthquake. as the government urgently organizes temporary shelter for those left homeless the army clears rubble and helps look for survivors this was the 2nd earthquake increaser in 2 days people here are fearful and i'm sure the monument. al-jazeera.

senators in argentina have passed a bill legalizing abortion up to the 14th week of a pregnancy it's a storage victory for women's rights in latin america which has some of the most restrictive terminations laws in the world after american debate watched on screens by large crowds of campaigners outside the congress building 38 senators voted in favor of the motion 29 voted against argentina's president are better fernando's had made the issue one of his campaign promises arguing there are 520000 illegal abortions in the country every year with 40000 women ending up in hospital because of complications during the procedure president fernando's argued legalizing abortion was a matter of public health there is a ball reports from the capitol where as ari's. historic decision ending the criminalization of abortion in this mostly catholic country. after a long debate women outside congress waited anxiously for the vote to happen.

and when it did there was pure joy among those campaigning for that result. we are friends affected because there are no legal and safe abortion and it's a dead that we have as a society the state needs to deal with this issue we couldn't just continue ignoring it i'm so happy. the debate lasted for about 12 hours and the bill was turned into law with $38.00 votes for and $29.00 against. the bill legalizing abortion in argentina after 40. in weeks into pregnancy it allows women to get a free abortion in a public hospital and will end the fears of women have of being reported to the police if they try to terminate a pregnancy. we men in argentina have been campaigning for years to legalize abortion in this country for this women it's a matter of public health because already around half a 1000000 abortions are carried out every year and many of them end up with

complications thousands of women end up in hospital because of those complications so for this women legalizing abortion is crucial to save lives. but not everyone celebrated on wednesday and couldn't help crying when asked about the possibility of legalizing abortion i don't know much we're going to cry a lot there are a lot of lies that want to sell something that is not true that abortions happen everywhere we poor women do not want to have abortions we love our children. the catholic church is a powerful body here pope francis is argentinean and has been lobbying against the law. he says the church needs to adapt to current times he said and let there be others to say what you think to try to. make the case if you think that texas state. is not by because they need to one day they had already

been very high let in america that was done that if you don't marry our son to them not running around the next day i mean that but he doesn't tolerate them or finding that in america so i think you need to know some reflection about. the vote in argentina sets a precedent in a region that has some of the toughest laws against abortion in the world but this movement of women's groups has spread throughout the region and has become a force for change that is i will and to see when a site is. returning out of the current of our situation in the us and the state of california has extended its strict stay at home order in areas where intensive care capacity is dwindling at least $31000.00 cases were reported in the state on tuesday with daily case rates expected to rise after the festive season is live for us in los angeles so twisted out the situation in california.

well the situation in california is pretty dire war and the cases continue to spike relentlessly across the state authorities which seem to last a robber and also i'm not sure if we're going to get him back doesn't seem so but in meantime there's plenty more still to come on the program including curing the for a bad day for the night homeless migrants in bosnia this winter hoping to come in from the cold. high level welcome for the u.s. military analyst jailed for spying for israel. and we'll hear from at le bron james who celebrates his 36th birthday on the court that's coming up but generate sport.

the winter seeds extended rather down through europe down to the net a train this is all cold it was in which there are circulations about cattle from drops of the snow which looks beautiful or not depending on import your point of view entirely now the picture for thursday still sees a strong northerly wind coming down to northern spain as rain on the coast snow inland snow readily falling elsewhere your news is still quite warm around the g. in athens 18 and book rest 50 everywhere else properly cold and bilbao reflects that sort of weather it's a rather poor field i think the next 3 days temperature dropping study the wind increasing and the rain all the golf all the time now that will eventually get into the western med nothing worse this circulation developing as well that could be stormy yet more snow maybe for middle and about we're on the borders want to 3 degrees either wet snow or it's rain and wind that was followed by sunday that's probably going to be an improvement and here it is this circulation moving slowly

eastwards which means once again domination coast will be quite wet and windy to be snow falling in croatia for example which is not going to be particularly good for the continued search and rescue efforts going on in our country. egypt's strongman is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the mark for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even their own citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture censorship is not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london our man in cairo on al-jazeera the latest news as it breaks introduced during this way resulted in the 20 percent

drop in the amount that people are traveling with detail coverage both one hot property although they believe in one us out of poverty rate increase in the clear from around the world the u.n. has identified $56.00 countries most need assistance what's worrying them is that many of those have a deteriorating situation. and one of the top stories here. at least 26 people have been killed and dozens injured in yemen after an explosion struck the airport in aden members of yemen's new unity government who just arrived information ministers blaming hoofy rebels who have

denied involvement in the u.k. health regulator has approved the oxford astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine for emergency use millions more people in the u.k. will join the toughest here 19 restrictions from thursday. after more than $50000.00 infections were recorded per 2nd day. as an urgent search for temporary accommodation for those in croatia are left homeless by tuesday's powerful earthquake at least 7 people were killed and scores of homes and other buildings were destroyed. let's return to one of our top stories now the announcement by the u.k. health regulators that they've approved the astra zeneca oxford vaccine as cases continue to surge in the country hospitals are coming under strain with close 224000 patients having been admitted with covidien in the u.k. that's a higher number than the 1st peak back in april but not to us and chadri is a front line urgent care doctor for the n.h.s. he joins us from london via skype thank you very much for being with us so what's

the situation at your hospital at the moment so at the moment the situation is we are very very busy inundated with patients usually just tempers are busy months anyway but with the cases we are flooded full of patients with. symptoms we have seen patients who are very sick with krone rows who are being ventilated and beachy capacity and then we have the less sick ones who are coming in short of breath who still need beds and oxygen again locking up the system so we're not only struggling to see those patients but other patients with general you know it is are being delayed because of the chronographs influx and so i mean it around the u.k. is it your impression that. that's a hospital would have to start turning away patients who have those other conditions you mention like heart attacks and so on in the way that they do in the 1st wave. i mean there's already talk about bringing sites and hospitals into red zones or red lights which basically means that they're going to be

a diversion and only kobe patients are going to be admitted because people don't understand is when patients are being admitted with chronic rosa taking up ventilators and beds are the patients like you said heart attack patients unforeseen may not be able to get to bed and handsets to be transferred to other hospitals and so yes that's where it's going to get very difficult that they're going reports of his killing outside hospitals unable to get into to the hospital is that there is not a shortage of beds or shortage of staff. i think is sort of beds i mean every hospital at the moment if you look at models before the ambulance queues are down the road and there's plenty of people waiting in the corridors to be seen as i said because each chrononauts patient takes time to evaluate we've got to wear our p.p. assess them put them on oxygen that bed is now being occupied so the letter s. serious cases are now being delayed and because of that the ambulance that booting up and given the numbers of positive cases that we've seen in the last few days and much more serious my ticket will bear in mind everything you're seeing now is 2

weeks ago so relatively 2 weeks ago infection so the ones that are just happening now with christmas and new year i think next 2 weeks are going to get very very tough for us because the last week has just been absolutely crazy in terms of influx of patients so we're all dreading what the next 2 weeks are going to show us and what about the the nightingale hospitals there's some suggestion that they they might be dismantled or that they're not being used to what's your impression about whether those backpacks and that was built in the 1st wave well i understand that they should be used but again it's a starting issue because where the docs the nurses were already fully working here and shut such short supply so i'm not sure where the staff will come from but i believe they need to be opened up soon because we've got more cases than we had in april and at that time we didn't have the night to get hospital. dr ehrsson thank you so much for talking to us on our series we should thank you actually. now the post breaks it trade deal confirming the united kingdom's future trading

relationship with the european union has been officially signed in brussels and london the agreement was hammered out during 9 months of intensive negotiations and it comes into force on january the 1st the u.k. parliament has been called back from its christmas recess to ratify the deal for brown reports. it was nearly 50 years ago that the u.k. joined the european economic community but a new relationship has now been signed into reality european commission president live on the land smiled broadly european council president sharma shelf appeared a little more rueful signed sealed and delivered from brussels via a british air force jet to london for prime minister boris johnson to put pen to paper ink was julie applied in downing street the prime minister flanked by his chief bracks it negotiated and the u.k.'s e.u. ambassador and parliament was recalled from christmas recess to ratify the deal in a rapid one day session boris johnson extolling the virtues of the new agreement.

in less than 48 hours we will leave the e.u. single market and the customs union as we've promised and yet british exporters will not face a sudden thicket of trade barriers but rather for the 1st time in the history of e.u. agreements 0 tariffs and 0 quotas. britain officially left the european union back in january but the terms of a trade deal needed to be agreed before the transition period ends at midnight on december 31st fishing rights were a crucial element of the final agreement but in the port of newlyn in cornwall the final signing was greeted with open hostility british troll operators wanted the u.k.'s 12 mile territorial limit to be brought back it wasn't when you read the small print we will never get it back on the foreigner we're worse off than before bricks it because it's all written in that we won't be able to get it back. it's

just a travesty boris the betrayer has completely sold us down the river nonetheless the bracks it battle is now over time has run out and faced with the alternative of triggering a no deal bracks its parliament voted in favor. of the. right $520.00 was the nose the lips $72.00 through the eyes of it the eyes of it oh look it's all been done at breakneck speed to the agreement when it came on christmas eve left just enough time for british m.p.'s to be recalled to parliament behind me to ratify the deal in a one day sitting but for the europeans there is not that luxury of time the european parliament will not be able to examine the terms of the new trade deal and sign it off before midnight on december 31st that said the $27.00 e.u. ambassadors have already indicated that they unanimously approve it there will be

a new relationship from january the 1st critics point to more paperwork computer ocracy customs declarations rules of origin checks and product safety inspections others see greater opportunity sovereignty and freedom the reality will only become apparent in the coming weeks and months paul brennan al-jazeera westminster company says deputy director of a pro e.u. think tank british influence he doesn't think the european question is going away anytime soon despite the agreement on a trade deal. i think the only thing we know about british history is the year question is the only real constant we've been arguing about europe or a 1000 years and i fully expect us to be arguing about it the next 1001 that's a lot of very cold wouldn't. you know in the conservative party today and the question in europe is settled that's what people said in 1973 when we enter the

european union in 1985 when i was a referendum to stay in the european union and i have no doubt that the questions will evolve particularly because this negotiation. will have to continue the 2 sides will consider the arrangement in 5 years time other governments want to build and it's our governments may want see take things away and is also really important point about the future northern ireland because northern ireland is now easier than it was once traded bulgaria than britain and so as things go further and there's britain wants to stand the kind of the question of the future the union will be incredibly important and it will be very much bound to the case relationship with europe. bosnian officials are searching for somewhere to house more than a 1000 people after their migrant camp was destroyed in a fire a week ago police and the u.n. say can't leaper in western bosnia was probably set ablaze by some of the 1200

people who were unhappy about it said your temporary closure or tuesday hundreds boarded buses despite officials not having found a new shelter many have been living in squalid conditions during heavy snowfall 10000 migrants are in bosnia with hopes of reaching wealthier e.u. nations. people have to be called lived. here to have good cord and not have life here is good low and not have food not water not in the middle but i don't know i also scared i don't know. peter fonda our art is the bosnia and herzegovina representative for the international nation for migration he says bosnia has the resources to resolve the situation but is hesitating. but. then what we're seeing actually now is in this collation of a problem that has been reduce for 2 or 3 months which has insufficient accommodation for the 250-3000 migrants and refugees finding cells in canton

the decision to relocate migrants and refugees that were stuck at the. staking months state council of ministers was the right position unfortunately your initial assault that when there was a lot of resistance in the area around where the new center would be established and so the result of that was that 100 people have to spend the night in 20 busses only women then it's rigi council providing humanitarian assistance for these people and sitting in those 8500 countries it's a growing x. a country of $3500000.00 people so it's not it's not such it's not like a jordan or 'd a limited situation for example when it comes to policy 'd or to govern it's not doing its own its own irony of the situation is that the sufficient international funding available to help properly house feet in take care of the a person. there but what is lacking simply easy decision as to where the 2nd.

was that was incisions i think in if we can actually ringback see just which is not so easy as we have seen yesterday the european union order dollars enter at your own window units your not partners or ready to start work immediately so it's really not an issue of resources through the region rescue setting for 15 people still missing after a village was buried in a landslide 10 people are being treated in hospital after a hillside collapsed over the village of ask 25 kilometers northeast of the capital oslo helicopters are being used for rescue operations because the ground is still unstable 700 people have been evacuated from the heads. at least 15 people including 3 children have been buried in a landslide in a remote region of papua new guinea 2 bodies have been recovered the others are feared dead they were asleep in a home near a gold mine when the landslide buried the heart locals working with shovels and pitchforks have been digging through the drip deborah. 10 hong kong activists who

tried to escape by speedboat to taiwan in august have been jailed by a chinese court 2 more have been sent back to hong kong where they'll now face further charges adrian brown reports. a day of drama both inside and outside court the 2 youngest defendants age 16 and 17 when they absconded were driven across the border to hong kong shortly after being freed by mainland police both were hooded they've swapped one detention for another as they now face serious charges in hong kong related to last year's protests as well as leaving hong kong illegally you know why need i mean monkey and because these 2 males are also subjected to a 14 day compulsory quarantine we will file a request to the court for a 14 day delay in handling their cases we will bring them to the kurds for their hearing after they have finished their quarantine. the 2 freed teenagers leave

behind 10 other activists now beginning jail terms that between 7 months to 3 years the campaign for their release continues the group fled hong kong by speedboat 4 months ago hoping to seek asylum in democratic taiwan before their vessel was intercepted by the chinese coast guard their detention drew international attention but diplomats as well as foreign journalists would deny permission to attend the trial it's rare for a trial to be wrapped up so quickly in china especially as the 12 had initially been branded as separatists by china's government and then there's the timing of it all coming on the very day that china is due to conclude a major trade deal with the european union that's been calling on china to free all the activists to both the hong kong and central governments though this case will serve as a warning to others facing charges over last year's unrest. i also try to it's gone

through brown al jazeera hong kong. a former u.s. military employee who was released after spending 30 years in jail for spying as arrived in israel jonathan pollard who was convicted of selling secrets to israel in the 1980s was greeted by prime minister benjamin netanyahu at the airport he was caught passing on classified military information while working as a u.s. navy intelligence analyst at the pentagon last month plods 5 year parole term ended paving the way for him to leave the u.s. . irene nasser has more from west jerusalem on the significance of benjamin netanyahu personal greeting. pollarded was greeted by prime minister netanyahu at the airport he was even handed an israeli id upon his arrival right there on the spot wanted to be on who has really tried to support and campaign for the release of pollarded for decades during his 1st run as prime minister he even granted him

israeli citizenship so pollarded was accused by the u.s. of selling u.s. intelligence information some of that included a nuclear weapons development by arab countries intelligence information on russia as well as its satellite images of tunisia those satellite images were also used by israel in a raid in the 1980 s. against the palestinian liberation organization's headquarters in tunis and 60 people were killed in that raid so his case it's case has really been seen as a long bargaining chip between israel and the u.s. and some see today this moment of him arriving in israel as a parting gift by president trump ahead of him leaving office in january this is one of many that he has given israel in his 4 years in office including recognizing

drusilla as the capital of israel recognizing the occupation israel's occupation of the golan heights and brokering normalization ties between israel and for arab countries this is also coming ahead of elections that are supposed to take place here in march and it could bolster netanyahu ahead of those elections but that support will really come only from those who are already voting for him and supporting him. indonesia has officially banned a conservative muslim group known for its violent protests the government said it is now illegal to be a member of the islamic defenders front after they continue their activities despite being dissolved as a mass organization last year members of previously smashed up nightclubs throwing stones at western embassies and attacked religious rivals leader she is already in custody after being accused of organizing massive events in breach of covert restrictions uganda's musician turned presidential candidate bobby wine has been

arrested for the 3rd time in 2 months one was arrested along with his team while campaigning in the central region of callon gala police say one was arrested for holding large rallies in violation of corona virus rules police used tear gas against protesters in gallo who were demonstrating against his arrest the presidential election is you to be held next month wine is the strongest challenger to incumbent a very 70 who's held power since $986.00. a big part of our team as we noted we don't know why they are resisting being we don't know why they looked us. all these years as you can see what is the camera. we've always been asking you to keep become or are on them because our lives are in danger at the hands of men and women in motion a uniform. the government of central african republic is assisting sunday's general

election was legitimate and credible that's despite election officials saying hundreds of polling stations didn't open off being attacked by armed groups some say the competition for dominance between foreign countries further threatens the nation's fragile political and security situation conference or reports from. this is president. to our data at a reasoned political rally in bondi he's armed guards are russia run the central african and also members of a un peacekeeping force randa recently sent troops and russia says it has deployed hundreds of military structures to help fight armed groups that control much of the country is also a big presence of private security contractors from the russian group a supplier of massive marries this makes begins to explain the country's complex geopolitics central african republic either for

a driver. did have never been. to. exploit. the resources. that we are. suppose to know for a drive. make goes. where we need to have partners some central africa and are worried about the motive behind the increasing power between russia and see our eyes of france on one hand and rand against other regional countries like chad on the other. russia is reconquering areas we lost at the end of the cold war rhonda is a small country but deploying troops not only as part of un but also all in the context of bilateral i do. and gives it diplomatic weet france has been losing

ground. the battle for dominance between france and russia in central african republic is now playing out online play smoke was really forced to sat down many automated bought accounts breading the simple nation from both countries some local media platforms all seem to have taken sides but i want to see it is reaching its diameter. now the national police will see it it's one of the poorest and most unstable countries of the old these presidents you want an end to violence they say they need the international help but also want to feel they're in charge of their country's political nothing as. catchy song. still to come there this news out the former liverpool player who's helping victims of croatia's earthquake details in sports.

the all the way the. chemist here with a sport here and a premier league game has been cooled off because of a corona virus outbreak at their opponents photo for the last of the last to be reporting cases of private 19 amongst players and stuff on choose day and the decision was confirmed 3 hours before kickoff this news comes off it was revealed there was a record high 18 cases in the league last week head coach scott parker has just spent 10 days south isolating after a member of his household tested positive this is the 3rd game is being displayed in this season because of a virus outbreak where the premier league says it has no plans to suspend the

season despite a rise in positive tests on monday evidence game with manchester city was called off because of cases at city that guardian aside have resumed training in preparation for that game with chelsea on sunday concerns have been expressed by west from out of guys who called full play to be shut down. you know i'm 66 year old the last thing i want to do is catch catch covert so it's that's what we need to do that's what we need to do i mean probably all the players will well over could make it more difficult for me by coaching to overcome it than that so we have somebody come said from myself. and football in general. or much is in the premier league or back to being played behind closed doors off of the u.k. government increased restrictions the biggest difference will be for league leaders liverpool and everton who until now are allowed to host up to 2000 fans in the stadiums speaking of liverpool they were how to buy new cars and

a game is just reached full time that means it will go into the new year still holding a 3 point advantage over manchester united's in spain around madrid in action right now against out there during a one all as they look to try and keep the pressure on league leaders athletic a mature it. gets half a one thanks to luis suarez's 8th goal in his 1st 11 really good games for the club in moves his side 3 points clear at the top for now but a win for i would soon go back level and points but as it stands i just mentioned that during their games they would be 2 points off the pace former liverpool defender day john lovering has offered accommodation to help those affected by an earthquake in croatia at least 7 people died when it struck the center of the country on tuesday lovren you are 62 caps for crater is making his hotel on the island of pack available to 16 families from the town of the trivia one of the area's worst hit chelsea midfielder. has also pledged to support those affected

basketball player le bron james will celebrate his 36th birthday later on the court the l.a. lakers star will lead his team against the san antonio spurs as the 17 times champions have had a pretty remarkable starts the season by their standards but the brawn is hoping to make it's a night to remember all the same. been fortunate to play some games on my birthday and. you know this will be a another opportunity for me to play the game god love and also just celebrate another year existence. go from you know a lot of people don't even make it you know 21 you know for me to be you know round the base of 36 playing a game that i love to play and be able to great team and a great organization is very blessed very honored and. happy to be i said doing what i love to do new zealand's cricket says i've won the 1st test against pakistan by a $101.00 runs pakistan was $7153.00 at the start of the final day chasing

a likely $373.00 for victory after losing out in with kit kats in the hammock wristwatch and found out i am how to out for the tourists patted it for more than 4 and a half hours respond i was out for 6 days and alone found $400.00 soon after that bonus cleaned up the salad pakistan all out for $271.00 australia's opening batsman david warner is back in the squad for the 3rd and 4th test against india has recovered from a growing injury in the house could really do with him after losing the 2nd test by 8 wickets in melbourne to lead the series drawn at 10 australia's cricket bosses have also confirmed that the 3rd test will go ahead in sydney as planned that's despite a cave of 19 outbreak in the city. what's . yours. from sydney to

prison and that was an exciting finish to the match between brisbane heat and high above her kittens in australia's big bash league chasing 151 of the hates needed 2 runs to win from the last ball was the game calling graham's a throw hit the stumps to rout out brisbane's wants to catch a given the hurricanes on one run a victory right drawn with austria double olympic champion skip the ties why has clinched his 1st downhill victory at the men's world cup event in bormio why ads just compassionate events increase why in wednesday's rice the course on the stove a mountain pass and know that it's only is considered one of the most challenging in the entire professional circuit while they finished 2nd on 2 previous occasions finally came out on top by just for hundreds of the 2nd. set from a finale thank you very much indeed gemma. and equipment you can always catch up with our website this produced sport and then also we're going to just news including that to attack on the airport in aden in yemen. that's all from

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