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60 minutes, nigeria is 2 main opposition parties court for the cancellation of the presidential election. we alive in a boucher, the british prime minister in belfast to bill support for the post bricks a trade deal. he struck with the european union. the fight for bach mode ukraine walls, the situation is getting worse and the longest running battle of rushes year long invasion and the european parliament joins the us and canadian government was and banning a chinese zone, tick tock from star farms. and i am, peter stammered with your sport museums, cricketers match a dramatic one. run win over england, and leave message, gabriella no more. no one i woke up. wouldn't have to leave. no missy, as a mother drove you to his cabinet, as he's named fif is best player of the year. ah,

it is just after $1500.00 g m t and we begin unusable. and nigeria were opposition parties, a calling for a cancellation of the presidential election, calling the whole event, a sham members from the labor party and people's democratic party say they have lost faith in the entire process. the national electoral commission says they have been technical glitches and vote in which to place on saturday, but counting is still going on. i'll just spoke to people on the straits of a boucher who are voicing their frustrations. we had to be honest, and that's what the thieves of fed burton was supposed to by the 5th. that's what we all came out. you know, on my list on this advisor. what branch i have read that i know we do the need. i've did how read without the are probably to do a revised. what do i know? we need to do the people you are not willing to buy by what was, what was like one shot. can you imagine what many days would be worth it for?

result i get up to not not seen it is it will want to try to come out with that yordway's we've what we've got down down and joining us live from boucher as i cause pond on how to natasha. and before we get to those criticisms off the process, how to where we at with the vote counting or people here at the collation was in to have just been told to come into the room . because officials from the electoral commission will start announcing the next batch of results. they say that the reason for the delay today is because some people from different states who have the results were delayed in terms of flights getting to up. we just said they still are making their way to the collation. santa people have been told the results should be announced anytime soon. in the mood here in nigeria is mixed a you get an idea from the newspapers. what's going on? for example, officials here say they'll continue calling out the result despite protests from, from opposition parties. we heard from a former president of nigeria albus angel,

and he says he's also concerned about the delays in announcing the final official results. and he says in areas where people didn't vote because of violence or logistics, they should be allowed to vote again. this final one based on the few early results from the different states that came and it shows to new bo, from the ruling, the governing, apc potty, he's leaving at the moment. but that could change as more results from the different states caught coming in. and how to it's not unusual in nigeria for opposition parties to alleged that they have been irregularities in the vote. but what is the election commission doing to address the reports the incidence, in fact, of irregularities of foul play in the process so far? a they've gone to great lengths to try and explain to potty officials as well as that jerry and that they are doing everything they can to try and make this process as transparent as possible. but oppositional parties say that is not enough. some

of them protested here in a boucher, they say they feel the lead it has been stolen and some of them are saying that election officials has just stop coiling out the results altogether. and then i j and should go back and vote all over again. but opinions are mixed, they are not genes who say what we voted, let the process play out. if we have an issue with the final result, go to court. so opinions are mixed, and of course the longer takes to announce these results. the more anxiety and suspicion they could be a nigeria. absolutely. how do there is a correspondent, how to metasource, who is keeping a very close eye on the unfolding events for i live in a boucher now british prime minister where she soon act is in belfast to shore up support for his new post bricks at trading dean for northern ireland, he reached an agreement with the european union on monday, but still needs the support of the democratic unionist party. i'm really pleased if

i am over the moon yesterday. we managed to have a decisive break through with all negotiations with the e reached agreement, the new windsor framework that i think is an extraordinary positive that for northern ireland. and it represents as the european president has also had a historic moment for us to move forward. and results on the difficulties of the pulse. what he has had, the so called northern ireland protocol has changed when the u. k. left a u. a customs border was drawn between northern ireland and the rest of the united kingdom. which angered unionists under the winds, a framework of goods will be separated into a green lane that's for goods traveling to northern ireland and a red lane for goods moving into the you. let's go to our correspondent joiner hall . now he's joining us live from westminster and join. oh, soon has been receiving a lot of praise for this deal. and in britain for the most part, it's much harder to sell in northern ireland doesn't it?

he knows he's got real work to do and know the not and that's why he went straight there this morning because you know, this is a deal that landed pretty positively on monday with m. p. 's here in parliament in london with international leaders with business leaders in northern ireland and political parties to even the d u. p. who are the big hold apps here and who's the so much of this is director that admitted that significant progress have been made . but he's now got to encourage them to buy this deal, and in doing so, returned to power sharing and all them out and, and all ready as they scrutinize the details. small tracks are appearing questions raised about specific wording. the prime minister himself on monday saying that this was a deal that removes the border from the irish c for good. well, it 1000 because with all this talk of red and green trade lanes, it's clear this is and will always be the external border of the single market. and they will god that with care. also this idea of the storm on break the sovereign

right supposedly given to know the not to veto any rules in future. it doesn't like the european commission wording on that says this is something that will be used in the most exceptional circumstances where she's not asked about that this morning. admitted that more talks were required with northern ireland parties to codify exactly how that store month will work. so small cracks, hopefully for him they will become big cracks. the democratic union is in the meantime of studying the tex, listening and talking to the people of northern ireland. and i say their deliberations will take as long as it take and join us, some of what he had to say is prove quite controversial among n p 's back in london. tell us about that. yeah, well this was interesting because this was part part of the comments he was making in northern on and he actually repeated them on a national radio interview. earlier in the morning he said he was talking about the and believably special position of noah. not unique in the world, he said,

because of its privileged access, both to the u. k. is internal market and the use single market. he said this was the prize and he said that made northern on the world's most exciting economics. well, that's touched off an enormous twitter, few rory, and not only among pro, remain politicians yet. people pointing out that this is exactly the sort of privilege to access that the whole of the u. k. had before breaks it. it's force number 10 to put a spokesman out during the day to clarify the prime minister's comments saying this is not the prime minister does not want the whole of the u. k. to go back to having that privilege access. and as he returns to london later, he'll meet with his back pension fees in parliament behind me. it won't help his conversation if any section of his back bench and fees begin to suspect that this is a prime minister. once pro, bricks it, who is now mentioned 18 for a much closer relationship with you, john, and thank you very much for that. john hall with the nascent live in westminster.

now we have plenty more had on the news hour, including a seeking justice survivors of the warn sedans, western the for region speak our for the lasting impact of the conflict. and as for what, a dramatic one von victory for new zealand cricketers against england details coming up with peter. ah, now turkey has begun work to rebuild the homes of 1500000 people destroyed in the powerful earthquakes that struck the south of the country. and with elections just month away, president at the want has pledged to rebuild as soon as possible, but his government is under pressure to prioritize safety standards. how should maldonado reports from caught him on? marsh ah, lavender has come back to his neighbourhood in god. a man mulash to recover his

belongings. his family had to move to a village nearby, but levant says he intends to return as soon as his parent's house is rebuilt, una marsan in america. so am i told him i want to spend my life in marsh. i was born here. all i want is a home that is built on solid ground and in lie with construction regulations. margaret eager to counter growing criticism. the act had slowly during the earthquakes. government officials have pledged to finish reconstruction within a year. she emerges in there, this is the biggest earthquake mobilization in the history of turkey or where establishing new urban planning for affected cities. and we will ensure the cultural and demographic identities of those cities are preserved. ah earthquake every is being cleared, paving the way for huge construction sites in affected areas. city official say,

thou determined to build houses that are going to be stronger, safer and better. turkish society is divided on how best to move forward after the devastating earthquakes and staggering death tall the government insists or rebuilding quickly so that those who lost their homes can find a permanent shelter. but for many experts and architects is about making sure citizen buildings are designed to withstand powerful earthquakes and save lives. your lives foyer, but not everybody is convinced the government is doing the bye thing. so i want bork, i good cheer. murs is a construction engineer. he says the authorities should 1st stop giving zoning amnesty is to builders a violate seismic construction codes. look laudable, news st. you harden? so since lulu i made use with the ongoing aftershocks from time to time,

i'm wondering whether the building not is the right thing to do. the authorities have arrested dozens of builders and amelia, for violating safety standards. for no victims of the earthquakes continued to deal with grief, they know nothing will ever be able to compensate for the loss of their loved ones hush about. but al jazeera government, mulash, and teresa bos joining us live farm guardianship now. theresa, as we mentioned, president error, the one has pledged to rebuild as soon as possible rebuilding as clearly has to be a priority. but so is clearing the millions of tons of rubble in the country. well, that's correct. and the government has fledged tools begin. the rebuilding process as soon as possible, you can see how people, hundreds of thousands of people all across the country are leaving right now in the areas that have been affected by the earthquake in many of them have had their

homes destroyed. others there are free to go back because those houses have been damaged and the earthquakes are still ongoing. on monday there was a 5.6 earthquake in melody. at 2 people were killed, search and rescue teams on the ground. 32 people were pulled. 5 from the rubber, so this generates lots of tension and lots of fear. the government says that it is hoping to build at least $300000.00 homes in one year. it's that it has to demolish around 2000 berlin. let's not forget that around 180000 buildings have been either damaged or destroyed because of this earthquake. and as you just mention, it to millions of tons of rubble around 200000000 tons of rubble need to be removed it so that they're rebuilding process may begin. if we wanna have a sense of how much time it will take to overcome this challenge, this rebel challenge, we can look at the examples of other countries that have endured a similar earthquakes,

although not this magnitude. so if we look at japan after the, the devastating earthquake and soon army of 2011, we see that it took them more than 3 years to deal with 30000000 tons of rubble. and here we're probably dealing with 7 times that, that volume. so i think we need to measure it in, in years, although things can be done shorter terms. while the president is asking people not to leave the areas they live in, the cities village is that even though they have been destroyed, the government is working to rebuild. he's the government, they asking them to relocate temporarily, but not to abandon this area. they say that they're talking so architects or been planners, engineers among many others. but this is a huge challenge. true building. the world bank estimates that around $34000000000.00 will be needed. this country's economy is in trouble. inflation is very, very high. the currency continues to depreciate, so if a major challenge for the government,

then this whole reconstruction protest for the people that are living in places such as this one, they're hoping of course to have access to a home again to, to when you house again. but they know that it is going to take a while to he's a thank you so much for that. that is to raise a boy with a lace his life for us and ghazi on tap. thank you. will syria is also suffering from the aftermath of the massive earthquakes that struck or the 3 weeks ago with 8 slowly getting through syrians in the city of ed live, a trying to rebuild their lives as a bag for ports, piles of rubble with homes, one stood up, oh, ali hardly recognizes his neighbourhood. he is recovering what he can of his former life. hi the vehicle that little of under or and them of the yeah, this homes are rock. it's part of our life. it's now cracked as a result of the earthquake on collecting up positions and we'll look for shelter. i can afford to restore the building of a lot. all the cracks cause fear. many have left their homes as the aftershocks

continued in the market place, businesses having closed with many badly damaged da da da shelter. i managed to solve some of the goods. the rest was damaged when i keep them at home, i'll try to fix part of the shop and resume business when possible. that is my story. buildings that remain standing, need to be inspected. the engineers syndicate, examine the damage, or the crack is 6 millimeters. white glove is all of the building must be demolished. he says, unlike neighboring turkey rebel held it live, doesn't have the resources or finances of a fully functioning state that i'm validated in early. thank you for that. we try our best to avoid demolition, taking into account the extremely high cost of reconstruction. the financial situation in general has already deteriorated. we are trying to strike a balance o residence fair decision to demolish many don't have the money to rebuild and there's no financial aid available. ah, for i will ali, living in

a tent is safer than his house. he does what he can to keep his children happy. come baby, see what i've brought you. he says why? i love the serum response coordinators organization says more than 50000 displaced people are now living shelters here. this 10 city. now the homes for the foreseeable future, i said bake, i'll deserve now the european parliament is banning tick tock from star foreign. so what it says, a security reasons. follow steps taken last week by the european commission. on monday, canada banned the use of the chinese owned social media, f. one government issued mobile phones, and the white house has asked federal agencies to remove the app from their systems within 30 days. or china says the band by the u. s. is an abuse of state power, new woods only she had told her that war,

as the world stopped superpower how unsure of itself can the u. s. b to fear a young people's fear it up to such a degree when the u. s. has been over stretching the concept of national security and abusing state power to suppress other countries. companies. we firmly opposed this wrong action issues in the u. s. government should respect the principles of market economy and fair competition. let's go now talk osborne and rosalind jordan, she is joining us live from washington d. c. and the house foreign affairs committee is set to vote on a bill to give president biden new policy to ban the tick tock at later on tuesday . roz. well, that's just part of what a bi partisan movement on in congress is looking to do. and in fact, there are some members of the us senate that are taking issue with china's attempts to portray itself as a young country there's. there's now a movement to basically remove china from getting any special le trade privileges

that will go to smaller, less developed economies. that said, there's been a long standing concern here in washington about the use of tick tock and whether it is being used to essentially spy on americans. the trouble ministration raised these concerns. donald trump, the former us president, wanted to band the software. an agency within the us treasury department, known as safety is, has been trying to figure out how to allow tick talk to continue to operate inside the united states. at one point there was a talk about giving it a very specific operating rules, as long as it basically separate it from its owner bike dance and set up a purely us based operation system with, with very strict firewalls. so that data collected here in the united states could

not be shared with byte dance, which is based in china. but so far that has not been worked out. negotiations are still under way. and both republicans and democrats on capitol hill are very concerned that the longer this goes on, the more vulnerable us users will be to any efforts to take their personal data. there's also, i should mention a report from reuters indicating that the white house is ordering the federal agencies to remove tick, talk from all of their devices from all of their computer systems that they have 30 days to do. so, of the biden administration, and as innocent sharing that same concern about the violation of americans privacy . but raw's, you know, would that would reports from last year that the committee on foreign investment in the united states tick tock, they had reached a per 1000000 preliminary agreement on safeguards. is there still

a chance that that could bypass banning the app altogether? it's very unlikely when you consider that now the white house is trying to take its own action and that you certainly have a robust movement in the house of representatives to try to curb but take talk so usage in this country. now that doesn't mean that if the house of representatives came to a own agreement, that the u. s. senate would go along with it. but assuming that they agreed on how to curb tick tock activities and it reached the president's desk, you could probably expect some sort of legal challenge. the a, c, l u, which is, are the primary organization that is concerned about civil liberties in the u. s. has already said that efforts to curb tech talks a availability and it's usage violate the 1st amendment,

the public's right to free expression without government hindrance. and so this is not going to be over just because a house committee of going to be taking up the matter and trying to figure out how to put restrictions on tick tock in a committee hearing later on tuesday. ross, thank you very much for that. that is a rosalind jordan with will the nicest in washington dc. thank you. ah, now president for not him is it ends. he's warning that the situation in the east and frontline city of buckman is getting worse. regional, separate us leaders, say needy. all the rows into the city and now on the russian control, the area has been the site of a bit, a deadly bass, one for more than 6 months, which cannot oxidize in buck moved. the situation is constantly becoming more difficult. the enemy is constantly destroying everything that can be used to protect our positions for fortification and defense. you are soldiers. defending in

the backward region are real heroes and icons spot and hold on than how many has mo, from the ukranian capital. well certainly the korean forces they are under enormous amount of pressure as we understand that the russians have been trying to circle the ukrainians from the north east and the south of food and have been quite successful in advancing into 3 directions over the past few days. now do ukrainian forces, i'm the western part of the city they're holding ground but it's becoming more and . busy more difficult residents and so he has been warning about this for a while. this is not the 1st time, but certainly his latest remarks do, give an indication that my mood could be lost. it's not lost yet, but that could happen in that case. certainly for the russians, it will bring about a long awaited victory. it hasn't had one militarily for

a long time. actually since october, russia has lost a lot of ground to the north east of the country when it pulled out of the hockey region during that ukrainian counter offensive. that took to russians by surprise, and also then after that in the south, in southern region, when it was forced to abandon the regional capital of the city of his own. so certainly for russia it will be a great victory, and it will also become a strategic victory in this says that from move it can then push towards cities like comic tours and slow vans. now, russian media is reporting that an unmanned draw and has crashed and the moscow region, the governor says the drawing was targeting a facility used by civilians. they have been no casualties or property damage. the incident is being investigated by local authorities. and russian president vladimir putin has told, has security service on tuesday to step up its activity to count on what he described as growing espionage operations against russia. if you could,

duct you and then i will tell you what i see. we must strengthen our counter intelligence. as western special services have always traditionally worked against russia in inactive way. they have now thrown additional personnel, technical, and other resources against us. we must respond to it accordingly. and the russian defense ministry has accused us of planning a so called provocation and ukraine use and talks with chemicals. what's that? what we're doing, americans can, on february 22nd, the wilson center for when shall american in j o held a conference and events in the ukraine. speaking of the event, a former us ambassador to russia, john sullivan said, and i quote, one, it was russian troops planned to deploy chemical weapons in the area of special military operations. when you got this information as an intention of the united states themselves and that accomplish is to carry out a publication in ukraine using toxic chemical. and we will, we gave warning that if any such a presentation deploying, talk to chemical thanks,

play for what we will identify the crew culprits and punish salma, been java has more for moscow. the ministry of defense for the 1st time has actually detailed a plan of how allegedly chemical weapons have been brought into ukraine in near the done yes, the region. this is where intense fighting has been taking place for the last few months. the minister defense is actually identified. the number of bo gave the type of chemicals it says could be used and which will be a violation off the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons treaties. so it is all happening this morning in russia. this seems to be more alarm bells ringing the actual fighting. still ahead on the news, our beijing accused us of politicizing, the code, the 900 pandemic. as washington courts, the greater transparency, making real profits from the virtual world. just how will companies make money for the net? adam ford will show you the good and the bad from one of the biggest stars that's

coming out with pizza. ah, ah. there, but again, near the far south of argentina, the wind up again declared spreading across. we'll see more rain and snow but actually as a building heat wave it argentine and further north and she lay once again the winds are particularly strong, but the sun still is these showers here back to standards shouted nothing extraordinary. now there on his in pot paraguayan, the south east of brazil, maybe the concentration of the heavy rate is a lot further north for this line. back towards ecuador, again, it's not extraordinary. new orange tops, if it is fairly persistent. and the breeze coming across the caribbean, his nostrils are the so light is showers, persistent may be in nicaragua, in costa rica, otherwise it's

a dry looking picture. and warming up as it is still in the southeast corps of years. this is quite bizarre weather in the u. s. or the last winter storm, the hard ones blown through here and you see it now having less snow in new york 1st significant snow for over a year. yes, we're in late february. now the want to be pushed out if you like from southeastern states, we've been rec, hold warm recently. but winch has been the stories, you know, particularly in the rockies, still down the pacific coast, that cold wind blowing, temperature wise, you're not going to recover very quickly in san francisco. elaine is more snow for all the mountains. even the low ones. ah, women run micro businesses are key to santa goals development and to improved food security. access to finance helps them succeed. since 2014, nearly a 180 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession re financing

. these loans were made possible by an initiative administered by the q 8 good, will fund the q 8 fund partners in development, a catastrophic series of earthquakes into kia and syria has taken thousands of people's lives and left many more homeless and major mobilization of humanitarian support is underway ah, teams in the ground who bring you continuous updates to t n. syria makes on al jazeera lou. ah,

who watching the news hour with me, elizabeth prom and doha reminder of our top stories the south election observe as an urgent candidates in nigeria to accept the results of saturdays. paula's vote counting continues, albeit slowly. the election has seemed long delays and report and results with opposition. parties alleging vote afford ukraine's president has warned, the situation is getting worse. the eastern frontline city of buchholz regional, separate us lead a se, needing all the roles into the city. and now under russian control and u. k. prime minister was used to knock his in belfast to seek support for his new post bricks at trade and dale for northern ireland, the democratic unionist party say this progress but warms that key issues remain void challenges more from belfast. since the deal was unveiled on monday, richie sooner has been basking in quite a considerable amount of prey,

certainly in westminster and amongst the british press. people genuinely surprised . nothing encouraged her by how far reaching and deep are they steal, goes and also this new constructive tone. or of the u. k. 's dealings with the european union when you compare and contrast that with her the tone of years gone by certainly bore us johnson, her aunts and lis trust took a very different attitude, sir, to the european union. but richey soon act. i think should let that go to his head because he knows that the real acid test for this test is how it goes down. in northern ireland are particularly how it goes down or with the d, u p, who will be measuring it against their 7 tests. the criteria that they think that it has to meet or to get their approval. and they are, i think her cautious about giving approval just yet they're going to be going through the deal line by line, making sure that there are no traps for them. there are and working out whether they can come to

a consensus view on that and that might take some time. now you as delegation, has visited the palestinian town of what are after it was attacked by israeli settlers on sunday. special representative for palestinian affairs. hardly, annette met with the victims israeli settlers burned down several horns, businesses and cars, where there has been an escalation of violence in the past few days to israeli settlers were shot dead near the city of nablus. and another israeli american was shot on a highway near jericho. far higher up has more from jericho just behind me, joe's going to show you here. we have a check point. it's one of many stopping people from leaving jericho or entering. they have allowed a number, a small number of people out, but it's taking a very long time off the bits of interrogation if they want to come out, jericho right now is on the lockdown. and the reason why that is, is because there are palestinians that are accused of carrying out

a drive by shooting that happens on monday night. that kills and israeli american citizen, he was in his twenties. and now this is the 3rd israeli to be killed in just the 48 hours to israeli settlers was shot by a palestinian whose also on the loose i'm not was on sunday night. so tensions have been incredibly high. now jar code just behind me is a gateway for everyone in new occupied was fine if they want to leave occupied with bank cross to be crossing which then takes you into jordan. that's the only way out if they're going to be traveling. so you can see already those are coming out have had smiles on their faces because it's taken so long to do so. very few of them are able to leave. now this is all happening at the time where yesterday, monday we was filming in hawaii, which was a town not far from here. and that's why israeli settlers set home,

they torched shops, they touched business as belonging to palestinians, and occupied was, bank seemed to be on fire in the last 24 hours. the attentions are incredibly high at the moment. and as you can see, we're still waiting for them to find the person that carried out the attack. now survivors of sedans, the 4 was still waiting for justice more than 2 years after a piece student was signed by the sudanese government and the main rebel lions rights group. say the war and board atrocities which amount to crimes against humanity have more than reports from north 3rd, 4th, when he's not moving around, show camp for internally displaced. people is how half of usually spent his time at home. one of the chief of the camp, he says he takes his free time to pray for the family members. he lost in bizarre for war. i mean, yes, my brother mohammed and my cousin you're here were both killed during the start of the war in 2003. both died just

a day apart. our village was attacked by arabs and they fought back. things was safe for a little while, but then the attackers came back and killed them. i fled to the children, and the worst parted in 2003 and killed more than 300000 people in 20072009. the international criminal court issued arrest warrant for several senior officials, including vent president bashir, the 1st sitting president to be indicted by the court while in office. the court says were crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide were committed in the western region. but only one of those wanted by the court is currently under trial in the hague. it wasn't only government forces, but also rebel groups that were accused of atrocities during the war and dar for survivors and other victims of arbitrary killings. forced disappearances, sexual violence, and burning of villages are demanding justice. but there is little here to indicate

any one will be held to account a peace dealer signed in 2022 and the war a year after president bush was ousted. and while the deal stipulates those who committed crimes in dar 4 should be tried. those here say the fact that the government was involved makes them doubt that will happen, get i will, who will be bill is that any crimes against humanity? the crimes that involves government figures, the perpetrators always get away. it's a big disappointment to the revolution in 2019, when people called for justice. it hurts to see those who committed crimes against us walking free. while we continue to suffer is hawk says he doesn't know if he'll see justice for the killings of his family members. but he says if that day comes, he'll know that the war has truly come to an end. he but morgan bulges era. we shall camp north dar for now, baden has accused us of smear in china by re igniting the debate on the origin of the corona virus pandemic. the u. s. department of energy says it's likely the

virus leaked from a lab and hon. it comes as health experts around the world raise questions about the shock decline and china's clothing 1900 death data. katrina, you reports from beijing barely 3 months after the end of china, strict curve at 0 policy. the government has declared a decisive victory in the battle against the virus president he didn't take presided over a meeting, where officials said 200000000 people had been treated for the virus and the country's death rate was the lowest in the world. but analysts say china covered 900 data is suspiciously lower, according to official figures, about 80000 people have died nationwide for the virus. but researches say the true tally may be more than 1000000. number 1000000 or more. that could be a much lower number if there was a better preparation and possibly better timing. so the transition away from 0 curve, it dating sudden eating of restrictions in december,

resulted in overwhelmed molds and patient woods. authorities only counted debts that occurred in hospitals and approached the world. health organization says is inaccurate. the w h o has also cancelled a plant 2nd phase investigation into the origins of the pandemic. citing challenges in conducting the study. the united states energy department says the outbreak was most likely triggered by a laboratory leak. beijing denies this and says the pandemic has been politicized yet. the dollar would you sure will hook the relevant parties should stop stir. frying the argument of a laboratory league, stop vilifying china and stop politicizing the issue of origin tracing as the source of the pandemic. the true extent of the impact of china's recent wave of infections remains unknown. this empty space used to be full of people killing at corona virus testing bruce at the height of the 0 private policy. millions of people would test it in the capital every day. single cases,

thought neighbourhood locked out of the government did away with all of that at the end of last year, just as the country was experiencing an explosive outbreak. in january, a government health official suggested 80 percent of china is one point. 4000000000 strong population had already been infected. some experts believe this may have been the fastest spread of her spiritual had demick virus in modern history. katrina, you al jazeera teaching and hong kong will no longer require people to wear cove at mosque from wednesday. it's been following bay jenks, so called 0 cobit policy for much of the pandemic. hong kong authorities hope that easing the measures will attract tourists and give a boost to businesses. it's been one of the last places in the world to still have a mosque mandate. now to south korea, with tens of thousands of people gathered in the capital on tuesday, protesting what they say, a heavy handed moves by the government against organized labor units,

kim reports from sol. oh, there is now a heavy 100. we love the use of your 3rd when the president really hasn't strong words to say against the construction union, saying that he will rude out. extortion and violence and other organized legal practices had the hands of some leaders are these unions that are also a part of a larger, more militant umbrella rules. now members have been investigated by abroad leaders in recent we were awards, hiring barbara, obstructing honda. i was with what is the issue of labor as is having enough to live on? if the government can't guarantee the bare minimum, what can we do?

that's why we're out here today. they got little dinner and i joined the umbrella union because i want it to be self sufficient at my workplace. it's allowed me to be a dignified laborer. one of the points of contention extra charges for unit ice cream drivers. i construct insights. they say is a longstanding practice, instead pushing back to say that the government is using them as political prawns, a made difficult economic times and ahead of next year's general elections. it's kim, i'll de 0. so now for the pakistani prime minister in mon. com has appeared at court in islam abad. he's facing full legal cases including attempting attempted murder and one that related to party funding has court appearance marks the 1st time khan has beaten the capital cities lama bob. since an assassination attempt against him there in november. he was ousted from power by parliament to the no confidence vote . last april, come on. honda has moved from islam about enron,

connors currently based in law that the provincial capital upon job he was supposed to fly to islamabad. but because of bad weather, decided to drive along with the conway of security personnel to the court head and had some about thousands of it's a board, does a guide there dead of the 1st record that he appeared in a was the banking court where the federal investigation agency has filed a case against cameron funds party out on the foreign funding issue, saying that foreign funding was signed by a citizens of country that are not friendly red budget on a debt. deborah, it was not clear as to who the people were and that road one of the cases in which he was able to get protective when richie was able to get better. now the 2nd case pertains to an anti terrorism. god that to gave him an extension of bail or

after died because he was not able to get in time for the torture o'connor gate. this is a case in which are a gift given by foreign heads of state are put into a safe place from where head of state are able to buy back some of don't give that a nominal bryce dagwoods game to be a good option. and because he was not able to get to court in time because of security concerns or his or a party member saying that he had an imminent threat to his life. and that it was not possible then the. busy accord there decided to issue non billable iris warden . however, m ron kong ident rented it law by the high gourd from it where he was able to get protective bail until the 9th of march. now, spain and some south american nations, offering citizenship to 94 dissidence expelled from nicaragua. it follows the deportation of a $122.00 mclaughlin political prisoners. earlier this month,

a latin america editor lucille newman reports. these are the images of monica mcdaniel when she was a sandinista rebel commander in the late 19 seventy's alongside president daniel ortega when both were fighting to overthrow nicaragua, then dictatorship to day. she's not only in exile, sleep from ortega let is one of 317 government opponent script, of their nationality. essentially made stateless, but he made a fool septic to bore. at 1st i was dumbfounded. well then, angry, furious, but i admitted a heartless u. e. a liquid, me so that'll donald's daughter, monica, and her husband julio lopez, were also stripped of their citizenship. i understand you've lost more than just your citizenship. oh, good nora rick will come. although we don't accept, don't take his actions that haven't consequences that were raised upper certificates from the civil registry as they would never been born that confiscated

our property and canceled our pensions. it's not enough to make a stateless. they want to make us destitute. among the latest $94.00 nicaraguan exiles stripped of their citizenship, a prize winning novelist said your emmy this angel gondo bailey graham media has accepted columbia's offer of citizenship and belly, that of chilly whom she thanked towards solidarity of all of latin, america's left leaning governments, chile is by far the harshest critic of nicaragua, government, and it's also been one of the 1st offers citizenship to those who more take a has banished and perhaps it's because hundreds of jillions suffered the same fate under this countries for military dictatorship. tonight, one of them was of lender lit the yet who was assassinated by the regimes agents in washington d. c. 2 weeks after he was stripped of his citizenship. people will recover and son, one bow low predicts that like his father, albeit posthumously, the nicaraguans will recover their citizenship. and what will be written in the

history books is who what they go really is. he is a person who has no respect for human rights. and this doesn't matter if he's a, from the right or from the left. they are dictators. oh, in the meantime, more countries are offering to take in the stateless dissidence from nicaragua, a country at safe. your remedies describes as a bleeding wound for latin america. you see in human al jazeera santiago, i'll still head on the news. our as spectacular flight is to power gliders reached the world's 2nd highest mountain case. that's on the way in sport. ah, ah, with

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ah ah. now the annual mobile world congress has kicked off in barcelona. it's where the world's biggest wireless company show off the laces designs. charlie angela has more at the mobile world. congress robots that cook and phones that fold like the new launched by chinese honor being sidelined by the technology you can't hold, particularly the met of us. essentially, the internet in 3 d companies are racing to develop immersive experiences across all sectors in education, gaming planning, and retail, with 88 percent of global organizations. now investing in technologies to create virtual environments like this virtual retail space where real sales people can

interact. customers, what we're seeing is when it's kind of explosion of initial interest and focus our real value use cases. we actually interviewed a lot of our clients couple of months ago about the 3000 executives. and we ask them, how much revenue are you going to get metabolic in the next 3 years, not 10 years time. and they said over 4 percent of the revenue, significant amount of money. and if you look across the industry about a trillion dollars in the next 3 years from met, some people who have already experienced the message and online advertised through the world and gaming that what starts up here are doing a creating advertise, lee. so i created this one, he looked vaguely like me and inside a virtual conference with features like real time interpretation. this could transform the world was or the transformations and will, behind the scenes. here i'm troubleshooting in a virtual semi conduct

a factory. it could be the digital twin as a physical factory. this is the industrial met, verse where real machines, factories, buildings, cities and transport networks, and mirrored in the virtual world. because in the digital environment, problems can be found and fixed quickly, increasing productivity and reducing costs. as companies take their 1st baby steps into the meta verse, people like susie mercer are there to guide them. we're still at the very early days at the moment. likewise, and very much experimenting in the space fall. we are very clear what the impact is going to happen. they were experimenting that were experimenting on the some of the potential impact baseline. and then we'll scale. where is the benefit there where it's beneficial, whether benefits field my zation will scale some of the great scale some ways. so well it's true. value is not yet clear. it is clear the letter verse is here to stay. charlie angela al jazeera barcelona. all right, it is time for sport. when peter and more on of football man of the year,

peter sir sidney a very good way to describe him. elizabeth lena messy. says the walk up was the title. his career was missing. the argentina captain added another trophy to his cabinet on tuesday, as he was named men's player, a best men's player prefer football awards in paris. leo may see cumberland and manon hunt in or is it out of matthew of the big favor to win for a 2nd. tom having led arching tina to the world cup totland cutter is all 27 goals and 49 games for club and country. last season, a vote by members of the media team coaches, national captains and friends, decided the winners when i'm good. ok. i don't even now we still don't really understand what we did and how much the people enjoyed it. winning our 3rd world cup was for us something really special. we've been chasing it for such a long time and personally not having another well cup to compete in. it was the only trophy that i didn't have. and it's the most important of all argentine is

woke up, winning team was widely recognised them, indiana martinez was named best keeper. and leon l kaloni picked up the coaching prize. go and he has just had a contract with the national team extended until 2026. but a big surprise in the category for best goal of the year polish m p t marching or lexie price with the really and go to man the be more famous plays like the meet you pay it and reach arleson, former construction with who lost the leg 12 years ago in the work accident is the 1st mpg when the trophy name was given, a snare, impossible doesn't exist. each of us has a faith monkeys. mom was to become the face of amputee football. i hope that my presence has been seen by millions of people around the world and we will rise. i rose from my knees and i hope you will too and we will fight until the end. the head of canada soccer federation has stepped down in the midst of labor disputes

over equal pay and conditions for the women's team make ponce's hands resign just over a week off to the women side. t shirts with the slogan enough is enough at the she believes cup, the olympic gold medalist recently had their budget slashed as they prepare for the future women's world cup. they want the same backing of the mainstream had when they paid the world cup in council for the 1st time in 57 years. and the president of the french football federation has also stepped down. noel, regret, says, resigned. after months of accusations of sexual and psychological harassment, a government ordered found that the 81 year old no longer had the legitimacy to lead because of his behavior towards women and his management style. these evens cricketers pulled off one of the all time great finishes to draw their test. series with england, with one way could remaining england needed 2 runs to win the series. but up sept. bolden. neil wagner for the black caps terminated here for england

wagons more. we could see james anderson called down the leg side, which many zealand, one by one run. it's only ever happened once before winter spring when the west indies beat australia in 1993 to make it even more significant new zealand or just the 4th side ever to win after being asked to follow on the to match series ends on the square. just the sheer nature been asked to follow on. and the guy's just been taking this drawn and just giving it a shot for the last 3 days and am yeah. and it mentioned managing to come out on top it sir. i'd imagine beer at this meshes. talked about for a long time. if you can look back at that test matches in our dressing, remain on the losing side. and just, you know, they quite thankful that if they have been involved in a game like that, cuz test matches are that don't happen. often and uncle around them that often

either to tennyson will number one or bakovich is in action right now at the dubai championships. his 1st events since winning the australian open canadas, felix or j earlier seem, has already secured his place in the 2nd round. last week, semi finalist in doha was made to work hard, and he's opener against maxine chrissy, fort seed needed 3 sets to get past the american in a match that lasted 3 hours or j earlier seem faces lorenzo soniega next to the n b a. and the boston celtics would be knocked off top spot in the eastern conference up against the new york mix south. it's all start. jason tatum showed why he is one of the best in the game. but he was later rejected for the 1st time in his career of the complaining to the referees, the next one by 15 points for they 6 victory in a row. and after leading for much of the season, the celtics now dropped a 2nd in the east. behind the milwaukee bucks elsewhere the

orlando magic beat, the new orleans pelicans palo bang. kara top scored in that one with 29 points. the magic winning by 8, clinging to the 10th and final play in sports. in the western conference, dan will finish with some incredible pictures of a couple of paraglider pulled up spectacular flights. horatio lorenz and tom de dollar dots became the 1st pilots to reach k to the world's 2nd highest mountain by paraglider. flying with oxygen tanks, the pair managed to reach an altitude of 7577 meters. and if that wasn't impressive enough, the 2 men also flew past 3 other peaks. and this is all done in just one day. one of the biggest memory was when we saw bird at more than 7000 meters just now to k, to incredible to, to see a bird out there and show this guy together. the biggest challenge probably was to

fight against very cold condition sub there was minus 32 degrees. sometimes. i mean it's really, really telling me to be able to flip around lighting so high and also to fly both lasers, which has no latino shows. i can be regulated with more sports need a thank you very much for that and that does it for the news, al, but i will be back in just a couple of minutes, but more of the days news. thank you for watching with ah, a coveted beyond well

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