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british prime minister over a garden party. he attended all the country, was in corona virus lockdown. se now going to do, but decent thing. i reside and, and sport a massive upside that footballs, africa, cap of nations. molly b, one of the tournament top team, tennessee at one know ah, with the in the us where a lawsuit against britain is prince andrew, is moving forward after judge rejected efforts to dismiss a sex abuse claim. virginia defray says she was 17 years old when she was traffic to have sex with the u. k. royal. prince andrews lawyers tried to have the case thrown out, citing a 2009 deal. she signed with convicted sex offender,

jeffrey epstein. the 61 year old prince has consistently denied the claims, but the case will now be able to proceed in new york. gabriel is under joins his live from there. so what we know about how this will proceed. well, it appears that with this judge's ruling, there will be a trial, at least that's how it appears right now. trial most likely will be towards the latter part of this year. the judge has already set a date of july 14th for the lawyers to start getting together and submitting some of the documents and, and witness list that they might use in the trial later this year. now the big question is, will prince andrew be required to be at the trial, assuming it takes place later this year as we believe that it will? the answer to that is probably not. and that's because this is a civil trial and not a criminal one. and in civil trials,

the person accused doesn't necessarily have to be at court every day. and it's assumed that prince andrew will not want to do that. and there is he's, and there's no extradition. the court cannot require the u. k, to extra guide him in a civil case such as this either would only be in a criminal case. now, does he have diplomatic immunity? the answer to that, according to most legal analysts, is know that he doesn't only the queen in her immediate household would have any sort of diplomatic immunity, of course. and he is not part of the immediate household as defined by the law. the bottom line here is, is it prince andrew and his lawyers wanted this whole thing to go away. and that's why this is a major set back in those efforts. because now just the opposite is going to be happening as this moves closer and closer. now to a potential trial at the end of this year, of course, prince andrew has denied any wrong doing in these allegations. vehemently, however,

we have heard from virginia go for his lawyer. she, he put out a statement saying that this is an important step in virginia godfrey's, heroic and determined pursuit of justice as a bayver of sex trafficking. that was a statement put out by her legal team courses. all stems this case is civil case to her allegations that she was sexually abused by prince andrew 3 times once in london, once in the caribbean, and once in new york in 2001. and that is what this civil case is all about. again, the allegations have been denied by prince andrew, but now the legal process will continue here in new york with a potential trial, a raise on to thank you very much. richard senior really is a former assistant us attorney for the southern district of new york. he joins us on skype, thanks very much for being with us. how big a legal blow would you say this is for prince andrew?

this is a devastating decision. he's now going to be forced to participate in what we call discovery, which will require him to produce documents, all of his communications with relevant persons, including epstein maxwell, the plaintiff, others, and then he'll be forced to participate in a deposition. we will have to give sworn testimony over many hours with the plaintiffs a very competent legal team. so this is a, a terrible day for him. he has terrible options ahead of him. and if he doesn't participate, he'll be defaulted. a judgement will be lodged against him. if he does participate, then you'll have the choice to give substitive testimony or take the 5th amendment, because there are still a active federal criminal investigation into all of the her

crimes surrounding. ah epstein and maxwell tell me, is there any chance that he can appeal this, this current decision he can try but in federal court, interlocutory appeals, which would, which is what it would be called are, are few and far between i any appeal would have to wait until after the case is over in the district court, which is our trial court, then he would have all parties would have the full right to appeal whatever asked for the aspect of the case. he's on a fast track. this judge has fast tracked this case. discovery has to be completed by july. this judge ruled almost immediately on the motion to dismiss. ah, and this judge is not going to tolerate any delays, any frivolous actions on the part of any party. and prince andrew is going to be forced to deal with this case unless he chooses to settle the case. and i know

lightening it you expect that to be an attempt to settle it. i think he be foolish not to seriously consider settling. he's not in the same bargaining position. he was in back in july, when the plaintiff's lawyers tried to settle with him. confidentially. he turned that down. i think that was a mistake. ah, he will always have the opportunity to settle. but i don't think he'll will come very cheaply for him. ah, and he may not want to settle. he may want to fight this, but that could, that could be a mistake from his perspective. it really depends on what the underlying facts are . and he has to be cognizant of the fact that there is an ongoing criminal federal criminal investigation he is presumed innocent. but you know, he is a part of, or allegedly, a part of this investigation. and we talked a game in his own dial, corresponded about they're not getting in touch in court and you,

you said they would need, they would need to be depositions and so on. would that be done remotely? if he's, if he's not likely to appear in the states, it, it, it might be done remotely. but i, i, this is so important that ah, a plaintiff's lawyers. i could see them now flying to london to take his deposition there in person. i think they would probably prefer to do this in person, but it could also be done remotely. many of us, many depositions during the coven, your are being conducted, ah, remotely. but i have a feeling. this is going to be an in person situation. i don't think he's setting foot in this country and that's going to be another problem for him and defending this case because he's gonna have to do this remotely. i think his lawyers have probably advised him to be very cognizant of potential criminal exposure. and again, though he is presumed innocent and tell us how this fits in with the kind of in the atmosphere off to the ruling in the knee with the judgment and maxwell case. what

was the kind of contacts for this? this is a very interesting thing, maxwell is his convict, that she's facing a potential life sentence. but there have been allegations or issues pertaining the up a ledger and misconduct. she may get a new trial. she has not cooperated to date, but she may now take advantage of, of the, the legal law issues involving the jurors in order to turn states evidence and cooperate ah, against all of the alleged mail abusers of the minor victims in the epstein situation. in order to avoid a possible life sentence, ah, so it remains to be seen. what if anything she will do along those lines. ah, she's being very ably represented. i know her lawyers have, i'm sure, have discussed with her all her options. and to the extent she has material

information about adult male abusers of the minor victims, she could trade that information for a reduced sentence which is senior any thank you very much and will dev feel that you have much. thank you. thank you. are coming up on out his era. the news hour was covered. 19 infections rise induce unemployment worsens. despite the government saying the economy is bouncing back, intern anchor. the wait for justice continues for the families of those killed in the 2019 easter bombings and a sport we hear from the 20 time grand slam winter. having a peaceful and drama free build up to the australia. ah, the united nation says many $4000000000.00 is needed this year to help millions of people in war torn yemen. the un security council has held an open meeting on the

countries 7 year conflict. it estimates 80 percent of humans population require humanitarian assistance. with 13000000 people at risk estimation, the you in special envoy to yemen, says any solution to the crisis, need to start with a de escalation of violence from between the 2, restarting on a challenging the military escalation i described in this counter last month has accelerated as the part is dumping down on military options, 7 years down the road of war, the prevailing belief of old war insides seems to be that the thing sufficient harm on the other will force them into submission. however, there is no sustainable long term solution to be found on the death and feed. therefore, i will continue to stress that warring parties can shoot and indeed must talk even if they are not ready to put down their arms. are different to get us

a james space was monitoring the meeting from the united nations in new york. well, it's very grim picture from yemen. remember, the country has been in turmoil for more than a decade. and war has been raging in the country for almost 8 years. well, with that backdrop, what has happened in the last month? things have got much worse. they say there has been a deterioration of the humanitarian situation, an escalation by all sides of that military action. and we also heard from a senior humanitarian official from the united nations. again, briefing the security council saying that over 15000 people have been displaced in the last month. and the number of civilians that have been reported killed is 358. that's tied for the highest figure at any point in the last 3 years. very grim news from yemen often described by people as the forgotten war. but it's a war that continues to rage. join us novice guy is marashi button. who is

a political analyst on yemen, just on that point that, that james base was making, the kind of forgot who brings up to date with, with where the escalation has been happening and what the problems have been. well, the current situation is there is an ongoing really severe battles happening around the outskirts of the city of matters in the north of the country. and it is significant because this is where the oil fields for the richer all the fields of the country are said. so the be in full for the last year and a half happening around the outskirts of the city of modern and yesterday, just the spokesperson of the sub collision announced a new operation. and they have succeeded in to slightly pushing back that who sees from some, some of the districts that they have taken during the, during, during the last year. so this is in terms of the terms of the updates and the,

the current situation as the you and boy, he, he, yes, the stated that there isn't a sustainable solution from the bustle ground, but he also forgot to mention that the also the problem is the the ongoing thing because there is a lack of implementation often that's gonna agreements that have already been signed in the past. so we have an international community who seems to be tired, very much fatigue from the ongoing conflict. they come sometimes run into an pressure for agreements, but they're very bad into following through implementation and seeing through that the agreements that have been signed are being implemented and then that's a pull back. i think it's just an ongoing problem with the current dynamics inside the inside the occupations. so all not me who, who might be in a position to put pressure on either side lead tradition or the who sees to, to try and come to an original come to a solution for the complex the,

the main problem is, the former you an invoice started by dividing the problem, so he started by focusing on minor parts of the conflict. and basically he exhausted the amount of 2 years of his time in, in yemen, trying to resolve small bits of the conflict while neglecting the overall effect of the, of the conflict with some pretty humped approach to this, you can see sustainable piece process. the 2nd part which is also important is the implementation becomes and so if you can't have a form of an, a sustainable and clear mandate for how are you going to implement, for example, of withdrawal from this area to that area. and how you are, you know, you, you're going to oversea, for example, a demilitarization of certain zones. then you're really locked in this quagmire. nobody will be able just to hand over willing be their weapons or arms, just because there is a, you know, they just find a find

a piece of paper. and we are in a situation where the conflict has the ability to resume, to continue for more years. if there is nothing is being done, and in the meantime, the humanitarian situation is dire and as being pushing out again by the un today. but they also said that the previous appeals for money aren't fully funded. how likely is it little get? but the money that they need now, if they haven't already got last year's amount of money. yeah, that's, that's absolutely true. so the, the main problem is again, there isn't a political solution and if you don't achieve a sustainable solution, ne, begin with some signs of political solution. then the humanitarian situation is just going to continue going, you know, from dyer into morse, will worse until more humanitarian situation. and the stated,

the main problem is the last appeal by the united nation hasn't been achieved. it's stated that it needed around 4000000000 dollars last year that hasn't been achieved . and again, now it's calling for another appeal this year. i personally doubt that they're going to get this figure because simply, the international community are exhausted. there was some kind of action activity in 2000 and seen and 2018, but as time is passing, they're really tired and exhausted or she been. thank you very much. indeed for talking to us please. i'm a bit of break up on that line. thank you very much. and it is extra journal has warned of a real risk of, of conflict in europe. ultra high stakes meeting with russia ended without breakthrough. both sides say significant differences remain up to what they described as frank and open discussions in brussels. moscow forced the west to the negotiating table by massing tens of thousands of troops near the border with

ukraine. also, jabar reports from the russian capital and meeting nearly 3 years in the making. as high ranking members of the russian foreign and defense ministry join nato officials in brussels, the meeting lasted longer than expected. but nato secretary general remain steadfast, that he would not accept russia the men that ukraine will never become a member of the alliance. this crisis is, is, is the making of russia on, therefore, this important day deescalate ukraine has the right to self defense, abduct him showing an u. m. a family shocker angle for suddenly dollars when they, than they dollars, unless it'll help them to uphold of actor right. to, to self defense, despite the united states assurances that it wouldn't talk about ukraine security without ukraine being present. it says this meeting was

a chance for the 2 sides to begin repairing their relationship. a relationship that's been going backwards since russia annex crimea in 2014 and nato's expulsion of 8 russians after accusing them of spying. nobody to quit zulu, which would, would nato opt for the policy of the term, russia. we will respond with measures of counter deterrence. if it uses the policy of intimidation, we will respond with counter intimidation. if it looks for vulnerabilities in the russian defense system, we will look for nato's vulnerabilities. it's not our choice, but we don't have other options. if we don't overturn this current very dangerous course of events, oh, so you wouldn't use alumni thus. so despite the lack of an official agreement, the talks are being seen as a success, if only because they didn't end in acrimony, despite rushes continued to insist that he has no intention of in vain. crane there seems little sign of an immediate end to the crisis. these move create security

problems for its neighbors. neighbors are also free in the choice or the actions. and this is not to win win situation, but lose lose situation. ukraine is moving closer to nature. asha is likely to mobilize resources at west border and in the end of the day, both sides elected to lose after 4 hours of talks between the 2 members and russia . stilton berg said his organization would not let moscow dictate security arrangements to other countries. the secretary general warned that there is a real risk of armed conflict in europe and by continue to press what is clearly at red line by western countries. russia may be showing its hands the president put, and may not intend this week of talks to succeed. but rather to be used as a pretext for war door such a bari, al jazeera, moscow,

the us and nato raised concerns late last year about russia's quote, large and unusual troops build up near the ukrainian border. more than 100000 russian troops of last in an arc along ukraine's frontier fronting fears of an invasion. satellite photos from november revealed russia hardware including tanks, artillery, and a long range rocket unit, deployed to several southern training grounds. just a few 100 kilometers from ukraine. laska also increased its forces in equipment along the crumb in peninsula the ukrainian territory. it annexed in 2014 morning that go to mike. hannah, who draws his lie from washington, dc and mike just one time there was no break through those talks on wednesday, the u. s. maintains the door is still open to find common ground there. so u. s. has maintained the position that it is intent on. forging some kind of dialogue with russia. it wants to stay away from any open confrontation while at

the same time having drawn its own lines in the sand, which of course, or is any action against ukraine will be met with a retaliation by the u. s. and its nato allies. so russia for its part is insisting, for example, that ukraine cannot become part of nato. it insist that it has no malignant intentions towards ukraine despite that troop pulled up. so there's basically a immovable force and irresistible object going on here. and yet, during this week, it's essentially a traveling diplomatic circus. there were talks, unilateral talks between the us and russia on monday. and then the talks in, at the, with nato in the course of to day. and then in the coming 24 hours, there's going to be a meeting of the o. s. e, the organization of security and corporation, europe. and that involves 57 nations, all of whom are involved in the current crisis. very importantly, including ukraine. now the us made a clear earlier the secretary of stated that this meeting is pretty critical

because it does involve all the parties. and although the meeting is at an ambassadorial level, it's not at a foreign minister level. the o. s. c, e is a very, very important body in terms of creating diplomatic structures within the region. and it's very clear that the u. s. wants to use at this particular meeting as a way in which to try and push forward opening greater degree of dialogue with russia. so although the talks in brussels have ended in a stalemate or with no clear result, the u. s. is still intent on continuing some form of dialogue with russia and finding ways in which it can come to agreements on the points that are dividing the entire region. and in the meantime, us democrats consider new sanctions against russian individuals, including the russian president as well. but not is all us democrats, sir. senate seth introduced

a legislation of proposed legislation in the senate, insisting that should russia advance on ukraine or attempt to take it over or escalate its actions against it. then there will be sanctions imposed against russia's banking system and against particular individuals including the russian president. so this is very strong legislation in the senate. basically what it is saying is that it will be up to president biden, to determine what russia's intentions are, shooting to find the intentions as a takeover of ukraine. that would automatically trigger the mandate re stir sanctions. now a couple of very important points here in a deeply divided senate. this is an absolutely bipartisan issue. this is similar to legislation that republican democrats introduced at the beginning of the week. and importantly, it's got the full backing of the white house, has been a white house statement saying that president biden is right behind this legislation being considered in the senate. so as i said in

a politically divided country, this is one issue on which there is absolute unity as displayed by this legislation, being discussed by republicans and democrats within the senate. my can i thank you very much. indeed. a number of new coven 19 cases hit a record high last week. according to the world health organization. 15000000 new cases worldwide is the highest seen since the pandemic began 2 years ago. as being driven by the omicron variant which dominate her insists is still dangerous, especially for the vaccination. let's be clear, why or me can cause less severe disease done delta. it remains a dangerous virus, particularly for those who are unvaccinated. almost $50000.00 a week is $50000.00. does too many. the company behind india's 1st domestically developed grown of iris vaccine says it's booster dose has been shown

to be effective against both the delta and omicron variance of cov 19 lab results showed neutralizing antibodies in 90 percent of kovacs in trial participants are at biotech, says the 3rd jab should been administered 6 months after the 2nd one and 200000000 doses of co vaccine have been administered across india since it was given a world health organization emergency use listing late last year. unemployment is on the rise in india, knight curfews, and we can lockdown or impose because of an increase in current of iris cases. the government says the economy will grow by more than 9 percent this year. but financial experts say most people won't see any benefits. and was about per annum reports from new delhi, the village of oak, who in indian administered kush me to supplies 90 percent of the wood, houston indian pencils, the moisture levels in the regions. poplar trees make them perfect to right. wed. but with schools being closed, for most of the past 2 years, demand for stationary is down,

and many workers in across factories have lost their jobs on i got your i am a university graduate, but there are no jobs available. thank god that we were hired to work here. so many have been fired and other factors. and it's impossible to get a job in these tough times. unemployment and india votes to a form on pi of nearly 8 percent in december. the softer, more states imposed restrictions to slow down the spread of the corona virus. fueled by the army, kron variant gaetano is for english me, the situation is always 10. so that the last 2 years is the 1st time schools have been shocked in india and other countries to riches impacted us. bad one hit, the business has started to recover in december. but with this new golden baby and we are back to square one. it's a sentiment being shared by business owners across india, jim own it should arg seti says james had been forced to shot for 9 of the past 22 months. all the dom order were already in a board in a big,

okay. but now with this log down, it is actually breaking not back because not even had more money lip. no bank is giving us any loan. we have soared that julie will, our vice, our mothers, people have fords. really, people are full of the cars. people have begged the board or whatever they could do to just sort of i of the last long he, despite the downturn, the government says the economy to grow by nearly 10 percent this year. but economists say it's too early for optimism. i don't think that these estimates are factored in one micron echo and so what you're likely to see is black, there will be o division in the 2nd are gone, slash can work, which will come out at the end of february, which will be done on quite maybe quite seriously downwards, depending upon what happens when next couple of months. as the government prepares to release its budget next month, the cues in the capital of daily wage labor was wasted with their tools, hoping to be selected for work. keep growing longer. elizabeth co on al jazeera new

delhi still to come this news, our future food security concerns in the u. k. as the government tries to strike a balance between the environment and farming in sport, no joker, which blame uses agent for making a mistake on his weezer application of his arrival in australia. ah hey there. good to see. here's her weather in a minute. 15 wednesdays. rain will become thursday, snow for is stem ball 2 degrees. we got a wind north wind coming down the boss 1st. so that's dragon down here. temperature not only there but through the gene as well. so athens just to high of 6 degrees and we've got wet weather coming in to the left, then this will be pulsing heavy rain at times. back to his stumble, i think maybe a centimeter of snow, so not bad last february,

i had that huge. i'm not going to see it this time around, but this your temperature is also both by day and night will be below average after italy right now, and we're in the clear. we are still hanging on to our bore a wind. so what that means for croatia, we could see wind gusts up to 165 kilometers per hour that some damaging went further to the west. we go both for portugal in spain. we're in the clear, safer a few showers in valencia with the high 14 degrees. and you know, for norway, we've got high temperatures, that's melting the snow, but also heavy rain here. so that's given us the risk of flooding. red across norway also has a high of 10 degrees when this weather reports in africa right now, and we're seeing that weather dropped down for northern areas of algeria and tunisia. tunas has a high of 13 degrees on thursday, and now you're in the know as soon a

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ah, or one of the top stories, yoga 0, a u. s. lawsuit against britain's prince. andrew is moving forward after judge rejected efforts to dismiss a sexual abuse claim against him. virginia jeffrey says she was 17 years old, which was traffic to have sex with the u. k. royal united nations as nearly $4000000000.00 is needed this year to help millions of people in yemen. 7 years war has created the world's worst monetary crisis, with 80 percent of the population in need of assistance. and nato has wound up a real risk of armed conflict in europe. after high stakes meeting with russia ended without breakthrough,

oscar forced the west of negotiating table by massing tens of thousands of troops near its border with ukraine. a spread of the on the crone variant is pushing code 19 towards being an endemic disease that humanity can live with. as, according to the european medicines agency, many scientists believe the virus is here to state. so what's the path out of pandemic? the world health organization declared corona virus a global pandemic on the 11th of march 2020. the turn 1st to a disease which has spread over countries or continents. the move towards endemic happens when there is persistent but low or moderate levels of the virus in any given population without excessive rates of infection, much like the flu. this makes the spread of disease stable and predictable. but the world health organization warns it too soon to consider covered 19, endemic a saying there's still a lot of uncertainty as the virus evolves and poses new challenges. 20 minutes to go to sunny clinical epidemiologist and senior lecture at queen mary university of

london. thanks for being with us, sir. what's your reaction to what the debris h o says on this issue, whether it's becoming endemic? i completely agree him and i said, said we've had 15000000 cases in, you know, the 1st week of january and it is 43000 deaths that happened reported during the most rapid growth of sar school we 2 that we've ever seen in the course of the span demik, i mean, that is not endemic, and demick means that there needs to be a lot of stability of predictability or constancy in the population. and we're certainly not seeing that research. so we to and there are no indications that we're going to be seeing that any time soon given the rapid evolution of this virus and the possibility of new variance emerging. so what is that? what's the key measure? that means that you can call it and make them, is it to do with prevalence will and, and didn't do that at any point, take into account for sort of the difference between the case rates and the, and the, the numbers of the deaths or hospitalizations. no, so,

and damage does not mean miles to diseases like malaria, t b are endemic in many parts of the world and the kill, i mean, malaria killed hundreds of thousands of people. so, and then the city has nothing to do with minus what it means. and epidemiological terms is that there's a stable level of disease in the population. you don't see these massive, our great sac we're seeing with our school we to. so the, our rate, which is how many people a person transmits to remains around one because of a level of immunity in the population. so i'm in the direction we're responding and pot when they to the spanish prime minister passengers on monday saying he lost european officials to consider treating. carried 19 more like an an endemic homeless. what, what are, what would that mean? do you think in practice? so i don't know what that means because to many politicians, it seems to me my odor. that's what it means to sausalito is here to stay. and that's something that i think politicians and scientists need to be honest about

this is not going to magically become milder necessarily, or magic a going to die a natural death because he wanted to, we have to adapt to it. and that means long term adaptation. that means things like investing into ventilation with an infrastructure and workplaces in classrooms, in businesses like many countries like japan and south korea are doing, as well as, you know, educating people about a bond spread, which will happen no matter what the radiant. i mean, vaccines are very, very important part of this, but clearly we're seeing bays that can evade vaccines to an extent don't provide full protection. so we need multi measures along with vaccines. light ventilation, hydrate, mass as b, 2 mos which massively reduce your risk infection. and we'll do that no matter what the agent may encounter in the future. but we need to at least acknowledge that we need to take measures to contain this and saying that it will become and demick shouldn't mean a license to lead to spread across the population. and cause mosse, death and suffering on, on, on that me, one of the reports from

a spanish helpful authorities. we're, we're, we're drafting a new monitoring system in which every new infection would not need to be recorded . and the people with symptoms would not necessarily need to be tested or what are the, the risks or advantages if there are any in scaling back testing for instance. i don't think there are any advantages. i mean, if you can monitor, if you contest, you can identify cases, you can see what's happening. you can contact trace. you can identify the context of that person. you cannot isolate these people who are sick, so they keep circulating but in the population infecting others. i mean, if you want to reduce the level of testing required, the best way to do that is to reduce transmission. if you don't have that many people infected in the population, then you won't need that many tests. and that's one of the reasons that testing capacity has been all round in many countries, which means test trace, i say systems which are critical to maintain disease at your level. stopped working, dig to go to sunny. thank you very much for talking to us onto their o. u. k. prime

minister, as apologized to the nation after admitting he attended a party at his london residence during the height of the 2020 current of ours, looked down at the time burst. johnson's own government was enforcing strict measures confining millions of people to their homes. johnson insist he thought it was a work event, but he's facing multiple calls to resign under simmons has more. ah, horace johnson has never been under such pressure from england party, the opposition to the people who elected him. he set out to try to defend himself. the key question, did he attend a party for around 40 guests in his back garden that appears to a breached cove at restrictions? first, he tried to address the british people. i want to apologize. i know the rage. they feel with me. i with the government i lead when they think that in dundas street

itself, the rules are not being properly followed by the people who make the rules. and when i went into that garden, just after 6 on the 20th of may, 2020, to thank groups of stock before going back into my office 25 minutes later to continue working. i believed implicitly that this was a work event. with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside after months of deceit and deception. so pathetic spectacle of a man whose run out of road. okay. his defense, his defense, that he didn't realize he was at a party. ha, it is so ridiculous that is actually offensive to the pretty ha with the whole country was locked down. he was posting boozy policies in town, express. se, now going to take a decent thing and resign. johnson didn't say yes or no. i want to,

i want to repeat that, i thought it was a work event and apologizing again and telling opposition leader care stammer. he should wait for the results of an inquiry into revelations of several parties in downing street and whitehall. i regret very much that we did not do things differently or that evening. stammer repeatedly rounded on johnson. the part is over prime minister. the only question is, will the british public kick him out, police party kick him out, or we'll do that decent thing and resign yet. and johnson's constituency in north west london, many who watched, wouldn't accept his apology on langley i. i just think he's a man and doesn't tight responsibility for what he's done. typical boy thought thing for it to be expect. vega me is found to come back with with,

with something about whether or not it's true or noise. it's probably not true. this crisis is being called part again by the media. johnson is trying to write it out. much dress though with outcome of the inquiry into darling streatham whitehall parties and what the police do about the latest revelation. more ref slow on worth of the conservative party decides johnson is now a liability and has to go through simmons al jazeera, at least 8 people have been killed in a car bombing in the somali capital mogadishu, according to the cities ambulance service, the bomb destination on an road close to the international airport with witnesses saying it appeared to target a convoy carrying foreign nationals. several more people are being treated in hospital for injuries, some of them serious. the on group. osh above which is affiliated to al qaeda is claiming responsibility for the attack. a search is underway in nina jerry and sent him some faro where at least 200 people were killed by gunmen last week. about

10000 people have been driven from their homes by the violence and authorities expect to find more bodies. the raids on villages are thought to be reprisal attacks after government asked strikes. targeted, high doubts of criminal gangs. residence in the northwest and state are organizing mass burials for the victims. now jerry is lifting a band only social media platform, twitter from midnight local time. after more than 7 months, the nigerian government suspended to it on june the 4th. after it removed a post from president bahama dubois hurry threatening regional separatists. the u. s. tech company has agreed to open a local office in nigeria to get engaged with the government and comply with local laws and tax obligation was trial of 25 men accused of organizing the easter 20. 19 bombings in sri lanka has been adjourned until march. nearly 270 people were killed in

a series of attacks on churches and luxury hotels. 3 years ago, the defendants face $23000.00 charges that the government is facing widespread criticism over the investigation and al fernandez reports from colombo. delicious. fernando, her husband, anton, and the 3 children were attending easter sunday mass at st. anthony's church. when a suicide bomber struck, now below the end of another layer on look walter with a loud noise and fire started raining down from the roof. i told my girls to head out, my son was thrown by the impact. he's the one who found my husband, dad about it, the eliminated from a lender, lo load and his level 7 suicide bomber struck 3 churches and 3 hotels, all within an hour. 270 people were killed and more than 500 injured. the government blamed an obscure local group, the national town he jamal. but many people don't accept that explanation. opposition mp her in fernando is one of them. biggest griffin for news,

or who benefited out of this. and why can't the garmin, when we are as christians on sir? fernanda says vital information and covered by both the parliamentary committee and presidential commission has not been investigated. the catholic church has been scathing about the investigations cardinal malcolm runjun. the archbishop of colombo, has frequently criticized the slow pace of the investigation and implied that people now in government may have been involved in the attacks. government representatives and the police denied those allegations. they point out that hundreds of suspects have been detained. an indictment issued in a dozen cases. $25.00 men appeared at a special court on wednesday, indicted on more than $23000.00 chargers. security was tight, and anyone entering the court was checked. lawyers for some of the defendants told al jazeera that their clients weren't involved in the bombings. the trial was

adjourned until march. meanwhile, de leesha dozens like her. this a long wait for justice. god only then i give neither. i've told god only you can show me the way to secure justice, because people keep exchanging allegations about who did us while the years go by. we can't live with peace of mind stating a get a gun and we can only hope their prayers are answered. we know fernandez ow, jazeera colombo flood. so devastated indigenous villages in the, southeastern brazil, forcing dozens of people to abandon their homes and seek shelter beyond their traditional homeland days of heavy rainfall and none inundated parts of minature ice state indigenous leaders in one village say, a local medical center has been destroyed. the damage is so bad, they say they won't be able to live there anymore. on kong,

as drawing out more laws to combat what it calls crimes against national security chief executive carolyn made the announcement in the 1st session of the new legislature which has been scrubbed of political opposition. beijing imposed a wide reaching national security law in hong kong. in 2020, as a response to mass pro democracy, protests rights groups and western governments say the law has empowered authorities to deduct a sweeping crackdown on descent. ju, i on thy soil, your psalms up whole national security law passed and june is an immensely well written law. it's been implemented for about a year and a half at the original function is to stop violence and chaos and returning to normal. see now it's to act as an anchor to guarantee stability, to let people know there are consequences. the national security law requires us to prevent curb and punish crimes. if prevention is done well, we can punish less to look at the legislation of article $23.00. will be similarly well written by a suspect has been arrested over the unsolved murder of

a british family and a cyclist in the french alps. more than 9 years ago, said al healey was killed with his wife, isabel, and mother in law, near lake and c. in september 2012, a gunman sprayed their vehicle with bullets to young children, survived the attack. the family from sorry were on a camping trip in the country. a 45 year old french cyclist also died after being shot 7 times. still to come on al jazeera in sports and tailored to penalties of action from the africa couple nations coming up. ah

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do you get a government is announced the biggest change to agricultural land management in decades? farmers will be paid thousands of dollars for adopting an eco friendly approach. but unions wall, it could increase the u. k dependency on food imports in years to come back a has more from southeast england. this is to viagra ball. so this is sort of in winter wheat 18 years ago, and then coastal estate they've been, we wilding the land before and one really knew what it meant. the soil to unprofitable to grow produce is ideal for handing back to mother nature. and now a welcome cash subsidy, courtesy of british taxpayers for continuing what they're doing. this is the most important thing for 40 years. i guess. i mean, it is a combination of years and years and years of thinking and, and discussing and hopefully influencing some of the decision making. but yeah, wow, it's amazing. it's the biggest shake up of britain's landscape in

a generation says the government, a $1000000000.00 funding scheme designed firstly to incentivize sustainable farming . and secondly, to reverse the decline of nature by paying landowners to re wilde their properties . all possible since the u. k. left, the e use common agricultural policy that subsidized farmers depending on the size of their land. the new post brakes it funds designed to reward farmers for making environmentally positive choices. we have now legally binding targets all the environment, most notably a target to reverse the decline in nature by 2030. and we have a responsibility as a governments to ensure that the payment rates we make are attractive enough to incentivize the uptake of our schemes. whether a rumblings of concern, while the plans will simply reward already wealthy farmers that have lambs to spare concerns to about the lives livelihoods of small

a tenant farmers who could be kicked off land to make way for we wilding schemes. and what about food security? say farmers, britain needs more nor less farmland, to feed a growing population or run the risk of being increasingly dependent on foreign and potentially lower quality import. delivering food for the country is also an absolutely crucial part of what we do must be delivering to a long sigh environmental delivery rod that instead of it's raise questions about the future of farming, how to balance sustainability and food production. this might be the arm. so not an agricultural revolution, but something that's been done for centuries. small local farms close to urban areas. agriculture is at a crossroads and the more land that's handed over to nature in return for government subsidies in the coming years means that we may come vote soon to rely

upon local produces like this to feed our communities. we live in a world shape, buying food, and the land it's grown on. nature's future is our future need barker al jazeera southeast england. far as here now with a sport warren, thank you so much. there was a huge upset at footballs, africa, the nations on what's been a germanic day of the tournament in, cameroon. while the b to one of the tournament top teams, tennessee, and group asked, it was a tale of tea penalties. while the convert there is just after half time was an as yet, however, well they failed from the spot. the match then ended in chaos. the referee blew the final whistle with 5 minutes, laughed, but then resumed action only to an proceedings early. once again, with just seconds left to play, 8 or both teams were told to return to the field, but tennessee, a refuse molly were declared one now. whither still? ah,

there were also bizarre scenes ahead of mauritania as match against tournament debutante gambia. she failed attempts to play martinez national anthem left their players looking well less than impressed things, didn't get much better for them once play started. that stunning strike from the abilene july earning gambia and maiden cup of nations victory ivory coast have opened their campaign with a when an early magazine greg dal strike earning them. why no victory over equitorial guinea and group eat egypt? mohammed saul is one of the star names competing out the africa cup of nations. there's been some speculation about his future with liverpool, with his contract expiring next year. reads, bossier going club. whoever is not worried about the situation. i know what to say . we want to say that's why we are so and if these

things take time, i cannot change. sorry. but it's i think it's all in a good place. nothing else to say are so are liverpool next. opponents with the teams facing off and the leak up semi finals on thursday like liverpool. the gunners also have a number of players taking part in the africa cup of nations. leacock presents arsenal with their only realistic chance of silverware this season. chelsea already booked their spot in the final antonio reader score it is they beat spurs one know on wednesday to advance 3 now on aggregate. novak jock of which has admitted to not isolating after testing positive for coven 19 last month. and social media posts the tenants will number one accepted. he had made an error of judgement jock, which fed he met up with a journalist 2 days after the positive task. he went on to blame his agent for making a mistake on his visa application ahead of his arrival in australia for the 2nd

straight day jock, which has been practicing at melbourne park. young vaccinated player is still hoping to compete at next week's australia and open our porter. sarah clark is covering the case in australia and says, the story is far from over. know that job itch. release the stipend in a bid to explain a timeline of covered 19 tests in december and put to risk what he describes as misinformation. on his instagram account, he said he did attend a children's awards event in serbia on december 17th after testing positive. but he says he only received the p. c. r. test results. after the event at the time job, which says he was asymptomatic and felt good. but he did acknowledge an error of judgement when he did a face to face interview the following day when he knew he was positive on reflection, he says this should have been rescheduled. junk of. it's also admitted that a member of his team took the wrong box on his astride in travel decoration document. when he arrived in australia last week,

the declaration stated he had not travelled 14 days prior to his arrival when he had in fact, flown from serbia despite the world's number one to supply conceited. this was a human error and not deliberate joker, which could still be deported from australia and have his 2nd visa cancelled. that decision lies in the hands of the immigration minister alex hook, who says he's still considering the australian government's position. another 20 time grand slam champion is taking a more conventional approach to preparing for the australian open form a role. number one, renee del, was also our training in melbourne. the spaniard who now says he backs jock of ish to playing the upcoming grant. fram was passing some of his own expertise to young tennis hopefuls. well, number 6 has won the australian open once back in 2009. i think i did one very important some positive you think when i was a kid and still today is listen. you know, lisa, be ready to follow the instructions of the people next

a man or day. they won the best for an raining darker rally champion several contrasting fates on stage 10 at the dock or rally and saudi arabia, veteran frenchman stuff, and pet her hand. so one in the car category on wednesday, it's 1st stage victory for pet her hand. so in this year's event, although he trails current leader. now sir, allah tia of tatters in the motorcycle category, a technical failure ended argentina's. kevin, a, ben v dad's it's huddled to fans. last year he became the 1st south american to win the event. francis adrian van beverage has the overall leading. okay, and that is all your sport for now. it's now back to lauren in london. thank you very much. and that's good for me. lauren taylor from is news. oh, i'll be back in amendment with another for run for days news. thanks very much indeed. fortune usa ah

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