unlisted to possess more than $1500.00 of them. i found them the normal mon, to regional and the prophecy. cuz the vision is under pressure to save them after the resumption of looking and the return of ah a new corona virus variance is causing a long around the world, flights from southern africa being banned a scientist morning could be more resistant to vaccines. ah, i don't know about this, and this is our deliver live from doha. also coming up from migrant crisis to political crisis, france counsels talks with the u. k. over how to deal with the problem is he officially sedans governing council tells al jazeera that prime minister, abdullah hum doc backed october's military takeover and reports of

a formed crew in kurdistan. we're going to have the latest from the capital. bish jack. ah, we're going to begin with a new corona virus, very undetected in south africa, that's raising concern around the world. several countries have rushed to take action within just 24 hours of the news. emerging, united kingdom's halted flights from south africa, namibia, zimbabwe, botswana, the soto and s were teeny germany, italy and checked with public of imposed similar bands. and the rest of the e. u looks set to follow elsewhere. countries including israel, singapore, japan, and india have tightened their borders. and this is why scientists, i'm more worried about this variance than any others. it's got double the globally dominant delta vibrant. and that means it could be more infectious and able to

evade vaccines than a press conference, a short while ago, the w h o set able take a few weeks to determine exactly how transmissible the new variant is we don't know very much about this yet. what we do know is that this variant has a large number of mutations. i'm in the concern is that when you have so many mutations that can have an impact on how the virus behaves. so right now researchers are getting together ah, to understand where these mutations are in the spike protein and the fear and cleavage site. and what that potentially may mean for our diagnostics are therapeutics and our vaccines. i would say we have concern, but i think you would want us to have concern. ah, and i want the viewers to know that we have people who are on this. we're going to get the latest from london, was george hall shortly. first. let's go straight to johannesburg, south africa, and farmer miller farm it out. what more do we know about this virus?

well, scientists have been really explicit in terms of wanting the public to know what's out there, but also being cautious. the will help organization is having meetings to determine whether or not this is a variance that is, as wiring as scientists make it out to be the concern. really, you know, the, it's the number of mutations, at least to mutations in the spite protein of this particular virus ovarian. and just how transmissible it might be. and now it might also impact the vaccines or just protect the vaccinations might be, as well as how transmissible this particular variance might be. so far, they'd be just over 50 cases detected in south africa for in what swan neighboring south africa and the government. they have also issued a statement saying, all 4 of those people were fully vaccinated, but they also said this isn't a real world impact of the variant hasn't yet been established. so they to want to

be cautious. i think the main concern for southern african countries, including south africa, really is this rush to bad travel from 6 countries in the region, especially to the u. k. the south african government has issued a statement saying that it respects the decision that's been taken by the united kingdom and understands that precautionary measures should be put in place. but that decision is washed and it's really worried about the economic damage. given that we're heading into a holiday season and there's bound to be a lot of travel back and back and forth between the 2 countries. so really the concern. c from the south african government around one the spread of this variant in south africa, again urging south africa and to take precaution, but also wanting greater clarity on what exactly this new variant will mean for

south africa and the world. but at the same time, trying to balance an upcoming restrictions with an economy that's already suffered . founded a thanks very much and he does farmer the miller talking to us from johannesburg. let's bring in, jonah hollis. familar was explaining their south africa saying that this decision by the u. k, has been rushed. although it does understand that there should be some sort of protocol put in place. why is it that the u. k. has moved so speedily to take this action? what i think a large part because it came under such criticism for acting much, much more slowly when the delta virus emerged from india and in so doing effectively played no role in slowing the arrival and spread of the delta vars. and failed to by scientists time at that time to figure out what in fact they were dealing with, they've decided to operate very differently. this time this decision has been made

extremely quickly. it was only at 4 pm yesterday, thursday that the chief medical officers came to number 10, downing street with the information they received from the south africans. and within hours these travel bands were imposed on the 6 countries in southern africa from 4 am on sunday. now anyone arriving and that's own, the citizens of this country and people with valid permits will have to pay for accommodation in government appointed hotels in isolation for $10.00 days. and of course, bear in mind that the delta was one thing it cause such an awful escalation. in the panoramic we need to emerge this could be much, much worse, described no less as potentially the worst variant of corona virus yet discovered others. good news, bad news to keep in mind here. the good news is that the south africans worked very, very quickly and informed the world very, very quickly. we have only one so far. one, i didn't divide case of this very outside south africa, that is in hong kong of a man arriving on a flight from south africa,

no cases identified in europe so far or here in england. although everyone arriving in the last 10 days is hurriedly being tested, as i said, the, the good news or the hope would be that they've bought time for the scientists to analyze the data. look at the very decide just how much of a threat it is. and be able in time to impose the sort of measures that might therefore, ameliorate its effects. the bad news is all the anecdotal evidence suggests it could be much worse than the delta variant. it is out there with it whether anyone likes it or not. and we simply don't know very much about it. i don't know how talking to us from london. jonah, thank you very much indeed. well, the fine timings created a perfect storm of problems is dealing the world's supply chain networks. businesses everywhere dealing with bottlenecks as they try to order goods. countries like the u. s. bracing for the delays to stretch into christmas. couple. alexander reports from hoboken and new jersey.

ah. there is no shortage of form in the frothy cappuccinos cow, a bunker coffee shop. what there is a shortage of is pretty much everything else. the global supply chain strain has made it difficult to keep the coffee shop stuck with a central food and beverages. the sign on the door says it all. customers are urged to be patient with staff members because they're out of a lot of stuff. we're short on everything from bacon. cran straw's cups, silverware packets, you know, catch up packets being just small things. take this coffee cup and it's lid it most certainly was manufactured in china. and according to one supply chain expert i spoke to, it probably took over 200 different entities to get this, the factory and china to the coffee shop here in new jersey. the supply chain is like dominoes one falls,

they all fall. the well documented supply chain problems could be exacerbated during the christmas holiday shopping season and into lunar new year in february. experts say a few big companies are prepared, but most are not. for 99 percent of the companies on earth, they are managing with spreadsheets and emails and it is taking 50 or 60 phone calls to manage one shipment. and we have people in the industry literally breaking down in tears over the pain of trying to keep track of a 1000 shipments across the world. oh, it gets very hectic in here, especially saturdays for erica when she calls her distributors, asking when she and reliably get supplies for the coffee shop. the answer she is given is not what she's looking for. right now we're being told that at minimum 10 months maximum about 20 months until our supply chain here is completely back to normal. you said also for her and millions of business owners around the world. it

can't come soon enough. gabriel's hondo which is eda hoboken, new jersey. france's council meeting with the u. k. m, the tackling people smuggling, and the english channel becomes after prime minister bars. johnson criticize the friendship their handling of the migrant crisis just critique to do as it could. i spoke 2 days ago with prime minister barak johnson in a serious manner. on my end, i seek to continue doing as i do with any country in any had his taste. i'm surprised by methods when they are not serious ones. you don't communicate from a leader to another on these matters via tweets and letters. you are making public . we are not whistleblowers. come on. ok, let's pull some poll brannon, who's in the coastal town of dover. paul, there's all signs as though it's got the potential to be really quite a serious breakdown in communication between the 2 countries. oh, it is, it has, and it is frankly, i mean it's even worse than the headline. suggested that yet the read out of the

stuff is not just friends counseling the meeting with britain. this was a, a joint meeting, a group meeting with france, belgium, the netherlands, the european commission, and supposedly the u. k. due to take place in cali on sunday, in direct response to the 27 deaths that took place on wednesday in the english channel. and so they left of me and to try and come to some arrangement that will tackle these, this small boat crisis. and as a result of forest johnson, the u. k. prime minister, sending out a letter to president macro last night and symbol tenuously putting it on social media in a way that mr. macro and found utterly undiplomatic britain has been uninvited from that group meeting. so the meeting will go ahead, those countries will be part of it, but britain will be on the outside. and you could argue that britain is probably the one that most needs some kind of consensus about the migrant issue. paul, thanks very much, and did it, has paul brennan talking to us from dover or to another source?

now, of the growing tensions between the u. k and france and french fishermen of blocked access to the euro tunnel and channel ports there protesting against post for exit fishing arrangements ahead of frances national fisheries committee is putting pressure on the u. k to issue more licenses to its fishermen. both countries have been involved in a long running disputes over the right to fish in their territorial waters. stella had anal 0 more processing. the solomon islands against growing chinese influence police fly in fullest, really able to control the situation. and honduras will soon be picking its next president, but many people servers go point to important. we're going to tell them why. oh, look forward to skies with sponsible cattle at ways how low

they will start in east asia and high pressure remains in charge across much of china and the korean peninsula, keeping things dry and settled with plenty of sunshine. the temperature in beijing and in shanghai remains at where we expect it to be. for this time of year it's likely to remain there for the next few days. lots of sunshine coming through, but the wet weather will arrive in shanghai from monday. now it's been rather wet and wintery across japan, with a low pressure bringing snow to the mountains. we had record snow in her keita and those snow showers are set to continue over the next few days, pulling down into western areas of han shoe but it remains a dry in tokyo. the temperature is sitting slightly below average for the wet or whether we have to move further south. taiwan, for example, seeing lots of those heavy showers, the temperature in taipei sitting at $23.00 degrees. now we've been moved to south asia. it's very wet down in the south once again for the southeastern corner of india as well as sri lanka. we've got warnings out for heavy rain across tunnel.

now do an under pradesh, we could see more flooding in chennai for example, but the further north we go, the dryer it is the temperature in new delhi, sitting at $27.00 degrees. that to weather update. oh, the weather sponsored by katara always in the country with an abundance of resource. i really want him to lisa, is this the firms for me we move pool to grow and fraud. we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest, let be part linda. this is growth and progress in indonesia now. ah

ah, the watching, i'll just either remind over top stories this our francis council meeting with the u. k. m, to tackling people smuggling, and the english channel comes after primers. abolish johnson criticized the french authorities for their handling of the migrant crisis. meanwhile, french fishermen have blocks access to neural channel and channel ports are protesting against fishing arrangements. after breaks it had a funds, his national fisheries committee is putting pressure on the u. k. to issue more licenses to its fishermen. scientists are concerned a new corona virus. very detected in south africa could spread more easily and could be more resistant to vaccines. a growing list of countries including the u. k . israel and singapore have imposed travel restrictions. check republics also announced restrictions and travelers from southern africa. sh. but it's dealing

with its own surgeon cases. the government declared a state of emergency. the countries reported almost 27800 new cases in the late last 24 hours as the highest. as the pandemic began, and slovakia is gone into a 2 week lock down, people can only leave home for buying essentials or to go to school or work. the deputy head of sedans governing council has told al jazeera that last month's military takeover was the best option to stop what he calls a spiraling crisis. general mohammed hummed on the golf, also known as combat. he says the move was discussed with all parties including the prime minister de la hancock from says you need to hear what happened on october 25th. was the ultimate outcome of a long process. since that changes started in sudan during such process. many discussions were made and many initiatives were proposed by various parties, the prime minister himself proposed to initiative. and during our meetings and the

transitional partners council or the sovereignty council, with the cabinet of ministers, we made maximum effort. but we couldn't reach a breakthrough. and at that point, we were left with 3 options, the best of which was the move we had taken. who was it was completely agreeable to the prime minister himself of the work. we did not make such a move on our own. russell, such as we speaking exclusively to key political figures as efforts are being made to bring back civilian roland, sit down, and he explains what might happen next. people have been asking whether really the prime minister of the lamb duke was aware of the call, or was a part of the call that the admitted to take over into come to not. and when i into waived mr. how do i ask that question? what are you aware of that some people said that you were part of it. he very clearly m t m and they said that he did not know that the military takeover is

coming. he close them out some he was suspicious of that, but that one of the it happened, it didn't happen with their consultation with him. but now the deputy chairman of the 70 council of sudan and the head of the rapids support was the strongest. the region of the army says that actually they have discussed with the prime minister of the law duke as well. and that he need the military take over 3 years to the day that it took place. so it is quite a bold one. will see what mr. duke is going to say regarding these allegations, but definitely it will have the application because as you mentioned that he was on the powder house as when they were negotiating a deal. and people who ought to question his independence. but he says that he's going to be fully independent and know of their, their legation. people are going to question more. he's let them see more and that is definitely going to make his job quite tough and also could potentially support

bangor among the people who are already will pause in this deal. police in the solomon islands have imposed an indefinite nighttime curfew in the capital. after days of violent protests, check out some warning shots being fired and friday to disperse crowds, gathering in hon, yada. please, michelle, you have arrived to restore. com, a set of clock reports, fires, burn, and thick smoke billows across the solomon islands capital. this is the aftermath of 2 days of white. let his ransack local stools after 36, our curfew is lifted. we have just come passed through a lot of buildings and you know, a lot of our businesses that were bent down and behind me that that's the police response team. the out of the trying to control the situation here more than one under police diplomats and defense personnel from australia had been deployed to honey ira at the request of the solomon islands, prime minister. but the new guinea is also sending apace,

keeping taint in or to try and restore. com. we have astride into a brightly, going back to the solomon islands, to support our pacific family to ensure that we can have stability in place. so that i can resolve issues internally. the flash point for these anti government protests was the chinatown district demonstrate, is targeted the chinese on businesses and government funded building a spokeswoman day. yet we are gravely concerned over the attacks on chinese citizens and chinese funded enterprises. and have asked the local government to take all measures necessary to protect the safety of chinese nationals and institutions. the group behind these demonstrations are from the nation's most populous islands. them a later province that accused the prime minister of ignore your needs of the region . and they want him to stand down request he's refused. this is about um, i think

a pretty deep seated grievances on the part of many ordinary solomon islanders. i'm about the way they see government behaving about the way that our development occurs in solomon islands. ah. at the way the economy structured at corruption and perceptions of corruption and of, of the way that the central government deals with the provinces. protests are also angry at the central government's decision to cut ties with taiwan after 36 years and form and allegiance with china. that decision was made in 2019, but with china's growing influence in the 14 nation pacific gardens, it continue to feel discontent. faircloth out of here in august and security services as saying their father qu attempt at least 15 people are being detained.

sitting politicians on former officials, same by solving, has more from the capital this according to an official government statement released earlier today. the security service, along with the ministry of internal affairs, carried out rates on people's homes and arrested 15 people. and they were allegedly plotting to carry out an armed crew in the days after parliamentary elections parliamentary elections here in ferguson or just a few days away. just 2 days away, and the report suggests that this group was trying to amass as many as a 1000 people, aggressive participants. the government says that would take part in violence street protests and instigate, according to the government. clashes with police and security apparatus of the government, and they say that that is exactly the kind of thing they have forwarded. it has to be said that this report comes out at a very convenient time. it does fit the government narrative very well. the

government trying to pose itself as, as new leaders, as the adults in the room encourages son and saying that they are the ones to bring stability to the country. this an example of stopping the same kind of violence and protest that people have seen in the past and do not want to see again, farmers in india said they'll continue protesting, even though the government has said controversial agricultural laws will be withdrawn. mocking the 1st anniversary of their demonstrations against the legislation correspondent is the problem is in new delhi, as one of the largest gatherings people have had today, the cabin again, from the neighboring se, celebrate something that no one else has been achieved during the 7 years. the problem is that it has to be to getting him back down and be more than a week, cynthia. now the government appealed the may have been protesting against the

wall by the victory waiting for the law on one thing. and then to end those protests, both among the message including like what the role of the company was private. hi, this is also the problem of charges against pharmacy testing with a capital penalty on, on the big crime between the season. i'm really impulsively all the packing and the rest of india. junior minister running all protesting. com is also telling the iran top nuclear negotiate it says talks about its nuclear program will fail unless all the sanctions against the country are lifted. oliver harry is also asking us for guarantees that it won't abandon any future agreement

around new governments due to hold his 1st nuclear talks with foreign governments on monday. jail. turkish activist jocelyn coverline is due to appear in court by video link colors accused of attempting to oust the government. but force prosecutors say he financed the 2013 jesse park protest and played a role in a coup attempt 3 years later. campbell has been in custody since october 2017. last month ankara threatened to expel several western diplomats when they called for his release. voters will go to the post to elect a new president in honduras general election. and sunday comes as tens of thousands of people flee the country and make their way towards the u. s. leaving behind a nation, racked by corruption, violence and poverty on the top of the reports from the city of some part of sula in northern honduras. juliani and her family live in the outskirts of some federal sula. last year they were left homeless after 2 back to back hurricanes,

slammed into central america. displacing more than a 1000000 people. with the help of a non profit, jo lannie was able to once again put a roof over for families heads. but she says times are still hard, and the thought of migrating to the united states is always in the back of her mind . where i moved by avenue to lateral plan. we can't even pay our rent. we can't pay for anything. when we see that we are at rock bus and we say that we're going to leave, there's no other option because here we can't do anything in law separate math. juliani showed us around her neighbourhood. it's clear from the political posters on the sides of homes that election season is in full swing, i, bonanza. but while politics appears to be the only topic of conversation among neighbors, not a single person we met during our visit had any intention to vote. and if anything, many are debating whether or not to do what tens of thousands of others have already done in recent years. joining a migrant caravan and making the perilous journey north towards the united states.

that one that has on its own edge. i'm after these elections, i'm leaving because i don't have hopes of anything. my mother has a house here, but she's leaving to is being here is to live in anguish. it's something horrible. horrible. over the past few years, migrant numbers from hunters have skyrocketed. a historic wave of migration fueled by rampant corruption, keeping public services like health care and education ever further out of reach for majority of citizens. on doris house, one of the highest poverty rates in all of latin america. and as national elections draw near, many of the people that we've spoken to tell us, they have no confidence that a new government will improve their lives. in fact, the overwhelming sentiment, at least for many in this community, is that thing sooner leave the country than wait for it to change for the better you. lenny says the only reason she hasn't left is because of her children. her 16 year old daughter jamie, suffers from severe scoliosis and she worries jamie wouldn't survive the 4000

kilometer trip to the u. s. southern border, like many others. you'll any says she feels helpless and i think is beneficial. no matter who wins the elections, things will stay the same. because i think the only thing the politicians want is to grow and become rich. right now they need poor people for the vice. but later when they're in power, they forget about us. more than 75 percent upon durance live below the poverty line . and experts warned that number could grow to as high as 80 percent by the end of the year with a forecast like that. there's little hope. the next generation of hundreds will have a better opportunity to choose an option other than migration. manuel, right below al jazeera, some federal sula, honduras. egypt has unveiled an ancient walkway. the dates back thousands of years, lay buried near the city of looks on till it was discovered in the late 19 forties has been restored to its former glory after decades of war by archaeologists. hatcher lopez, although young has more a glamorous ceremony to unveil egypt latest archaeological

treasures. it's an ancient pathway called avenue sphinxes and dates back more than 3000 years. pilgrims, it's believed walked along the 3 kilometer promenade, marking a procession from the famous corner of temple to the nearby looks or temple lots, only to sell a totally good luck. so deserves this, and more. the city has the most important antiquities in the world. for centuries, this ancient track was buried under sant but that changed in 1949 when an egyptian archaeologist discovered one of several statutes. for decades, morris with ations and renovations followed, ah, president of dell font, i'll cc who attended the ceremony is eager to revamp egypt, struggling tourism industry. it was hit hard by years of political turmoil. and the corona virus pandemic has made things worse. ah, it's been described as

a largest open air museum in the world. now egypt, pope's, the countries of rich archaeological past will also play a role in the country's economic future. katya lucas, of the young al jazeera, ah, this is all 0. these are the top stories, so i'm to say there was a new corona, virus variant detected in south africa, could spread more easily and could be more resistant to vaccines. a growing list of countries including u. k. israel and singapore of imposed travel restrictions, but w h o says it'll take a few weeks to determine exactly how easily spread the new variances. we don't know very much about this yet. and what we do know is that this variant has a large number of mutations. i'm in the concern is that when you have so many mutations that can have.