words from the health minister there even as the vaccine is being rolled out across germany what do these numbers tell us about the situation here. well it's simply tells us as a situation is not true as you've mentioned it is the 1st time that there's over a 1000 recorded in a single day it is more than 22 it has a new infections now to head after a rather constituted she's monitoring the pandemic here in germany say does this could be due to divine love to do lay in reporting those infections over the festive period if it is going to distribute a sign. i don't is it worth fearing the beginning of the 3rd way for early january after to say steve perry has suggested as it has minister you say it is. to mean that we won't be returning to normal anytime soon. everyone looking for something to hang on to as we move into the new year emma is there any room for hope in the near future. well president

post i've talked about the light at the end of the tunnel when referring to roll out of the vaccine so this could be done why it's the only thing is that we don't know how long these tunnels to ease and the panda anything far from being over there still is some tough months ahead are going to die out and there is a process continuing process from people who have done to prove their handling of the panda knew by the government are from anti factors that being said to set up sharon's plan to good vaccinated and has mr say he was hopeful that the vaccine would be made available to the general public by me 2021 when i did i mean political correspondent thanks very much for that. meanwhile britain has become the 1st country in the world to authorize the coronavirus vaccine developed by astra zeneca and oxford university it's the 2nd vaccine to receive emergency

authorization from the u.k. or thorazine after the biotech pfizer jab trial data suggests the latest vaccine is less effective but easier to store and transport authorities say they plan to start rolling it out within days britain is struggling with a surge in virus cases that are threatening to overwhelm hospitals. i'm now joined by john campbell he's an independent health analyst an educator and joins us from colorado in the north of england dr campbell thanks for joining us this pandemic is hitting your country and so many others very hard at this time how important is this new vaccine really is but this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that's certainly going to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going

to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait for 3 months before we give the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get a fairly good level then unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose but of course it also means we can vaccinate many more people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. but this this that saying this new one oxford astra zeneca vaccine is the 2nd but it was already saved in trials that it's not as effective as the bio on take size of one is it good enough. it certainly is good enough anything over 50 percent is going to be efficacious but we had the manager and director of pfizer making a press announcement just a few days ago saying the efficacy of this would just be as good as the pfizer in the middle of oxy now we don't have the scientific data or not yet but it's looking very promising and the key seems to be in the gap between the 2 doses so giving a longer gap between the 1st and the 2nd dose seems to increase the efficacy so

a lower we have efficacy figures of like 62 percent 70 percent up to 90 percent depending on the dosing regime what he says is we're found the right formula and we should be up there with the others so we are expecting high levels of africa state so yes it is good enough and we believe this vaccine is safe as well and that's that may sound promising john carroll independent health analyst thank you. thank you. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines this hour the post breaks a trade deal between the european union and united kingdom has been formally ratified by be used top officials in brussels the 1200 page agreement is being flown to london for prime minister barak's johnson to sign and head of the u.k.'s complete departure from the block at midnight on thursday. rescuers have worked through the night looking for survivors of a major earthquake in central croatia it was the 2nd quake in 2 days to hit the

region about 50 kilometers southeast. at least 7 people are known to have died and thousands have been left without shelter. a chinese court has sentenced 10 hong kong activists to up to 3 years in prison on charges of illegally crossing the border the group were arrested by the chinese coast guard in august allegedly on route to the democratic on and of taiwan 2 miners who were also detained being returned to hong kong. in bosnia hundreds of migrants have spent the night in buses after an attempt to relocate them failed hopes were raised on tuesday when both new north already sent buses to transfer the migrants to an army barracks in the center of the country but reports say the relocation was halted after protests by local people there the migrants have been left stranded in freezing and squalid conditions since fire destroyed the lipo camp almost a week ago. so let's talk to peter vander from the international

organization for migration who joins us from sarajevo thanks for joining us it's been a week since the leaper camp was shut down where all the people from the camp what kind of conditions are they facing now. well we have to groups we have the 1st group of about 900 people that as you pointed out spend a night in buses in the state of the nation to relocate them to but in a new location drawn each also halted due to local cultists and then we have here in anger of votes $500.00 people who have joined altars in schools under buildings and make sheep games and forests around b.s. and been a club or show each of the 2 towns closest to the we still have no solution for the people that are scouting to be sitting uscis to him and then his refugee council have been providing too many their insistence to these people doing and i say that they had no shortage of food food and water but obviously this cannot continue we

cannot keep people in buses for about an incident being the situation as block politically as it was yesterday when your precious halt went on and what role is the e.u. taking in a situation. well the european union has made a lot of efforts to bring the different actors in both units across not to get it or to find a consensus as to where these markets accommodate the e.u. also is providing all the funding for the centers that are still in existence but of course at the end but they you can bring people together you can try to exert pressure or convince people that it's for us but it's the local politicians at the end they need to come together and decide where he's michael and it's going to the house that it's only a local decision that can bring it look at this point so what needs to happen to improve conditions for people that. well it is this is the sort of the solution from a place where you can see the single we need to establish one or 2 or 3 of the new

have to do with the nation's interest in both you had to go into where we can house 900 people that are currently stuck in these buses and it's to make the 1400 people 1500 people squat in abandoned buildings and it's the day considerations there we just need to have the location decision by the authorities and i went and install our there's an european union stand ready to immediately start working to make any new center operational in a safe and secure environment like it's to be but that is the solution and that's has been exactly the problem that the political consensus or even political decisions taken east and subsequently blocked by i know of dorothy so unless we can block that and trying to go to see a solution in the scope of basis of people would be content to stay sleeping on site in terrible conditions. or i paid a vanda of from ireland thanks very much. thank you for having me.

argentina's senate has voted to legalize abortion in a landmark ruling that could have repercussions across latin america taina is the largest country in the region to make abortion legal but the catholic church plays a dominant role there and the issue has polarized society. they're nervous yet full of heart after decades of campaigning and setbacks these women anxiously await news from the argentinean senate. i have to 12 hours of debate lawmakers approve a bill that will legalize abortion in argentina up to the 14th week of pregnancy. we have as you know my very excited it is a historic day there's nothing more to say it is a right and we're going for more this is just begun. there must be a lot there now too excited a couple leave it i swear it's crazy. but.

it's a victory for the women's rights movement just 2 years after lawmakers rejected a similar bill. until now abortions were only permitted in cases of rape or when the mother's health was at risk leading many women to seek out dangerous illegal terminations. president alberto fernandez had made reintroducing the war one of his campaign promises to gifting the pro-choice movement precious momentum. that this is the 9th time a bill to legalize abortion was presented in congress over the past 15 years so it's an issue that's been on the agenda for many many years and that in the most recent years since 2018 i would say has taken a lot of attention the anti-abortion campaign hopes that argentina would keep restrictions on abortion like most of its neighbors the continent has some of the

most restrictive laws in the world the catholic church remains highly influential and opposed to move. francis who is from argentina urged against passing the bill saying that every outcast is a child of god which is. outside the senate activists celebrated their victory but stressed that the fought for women's rights is far from over. and finally legendary french fashion designer peer has died at the age of $98.00 a master of the 19 fifties and sixties he was celebrated for his visionary creations and for bringing parisians chic to the masses during a career that spanned 70 years was born in italy and emigrated to france as a child.

fashion icon and reminder of the top story we're following for you germany has a past 1000 covert deaths in a single 24 hour period for the 1st time since the pandemic began the country's health minister has warned that the widespread presence of the virus meant any return to normal is still a long way off. you're watching t.v. news coming up next a look at the largest member. members of oldness a new still running around the world in our data be doc film with that with more headlines at the top of the hour thanks for watching. around the book you are no one to keep along. the length no commitment to. exposing and justice global news that matters to me from times.

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because i only want this car here because it's a good car for the people good going to get it on for a poor country boy like me. shop that. mercedes calls them every day classic cars from the latter part of the last century. germany there are now collectors' items but in north africa and latin america many are still in use as were courses helping people earn a wage. this is the mother church every year hundreds of thousands of car fans make the pilgrimage to stuttgart and the control center of mercedes. more than 130 years of automotive history are on display in the mercedes benz

museum. among the 160 vehicles on display are legends like the 300 s.l. . prototypes that never went into production. and silver arrows that made motor racing history. the museum also boasts regular road going models from yesteryear restored to tip top condition and available for sale assuming you're ready to spend the price of a new car on a 40 year old model the stroke 8 is the germans called the new generation w one 114115 was launched in 1968. the egyptians called it can see it or piglet of all things because that's what they

thought it looked like. tarik loss is a taxi driver he drives a mercedes $200.00. cairo on the nile the biggest city in africa on the longest river in the world. tariq is a very special taxi driver his clothes are a stylish as his car. his 59 his mercedes only 25 years younger. he's been driving a cab for almost his entire working life. tariq is not keen on new cars he calls them plastic cars that i saved. a lot in addition to have a very crazy you know sometimes a life. but i find. it having his you have

a good stuff didn't budge you catch me. is there maybe is the but we came here for my car here is the road what. i like what seems what is right. let's study more people here. was it don't be able. to say. illegitimate you know is like just got a classic wagon and to beautiful. is like watch and sometimes visuals didn't it that i would like to share and she had such got the same legs seems. is nice. in sharm el sheikh and st catherine's monastery are half a day's drive from cairo and like the pyramids popular tourist destinations. but the city itself is a juggernaut it has $20000000.00 inhabitants but hardly any. or tramlines

public transport is minimal if you don't want to go by foot here you need a car or taxi. there are over 50000 cabs in cairo. but drivers like tariq are now rare breeds because the state subsidizes new taxes that have catalytic converters. egypt is fighting pollution a huge problem especially in cairo. the aim is to banish dirty older models. tariq has to keep his 200 running because there's no chance he could register and another old mercedes as a taxi. for him a worrying prospect. leaving. it plus the. news. every few months for

a change that. this. is a good. 8 years but from time to time tara does still have to take his mercedes to the garage. after all it has about half a 1000000 kilometers on the clock. the trunk lid is jammed a minor problem and one that's quickly fixed. i told its 200 is one of the last in cairo but in the nile delta he says there's a city full of old mercedes models 50 years after the new generation series came out. of the. design nama metsi to spend time on the trip which is i'm afraid the. time col

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in the mercedes museum there's an entire area dedicated to the stroke gate and successors they're called every day heroes the bread and butter cars that once guaranteed mercedes sales. along with the mass produced cars there are a few very special models in the exhibition. such as this italian stroke model repurposed as a hearse for some passengers final journey. the successor model was known internally as the w 123. were sadie's produced $2700000.00 units almost half of them were exported from germany to $173.00 countries at 1st customers would have to wait up to 3 years for delivery it was replaced by the w 124 this portuguese diesel powered taxi has driven

1900000 kilometers not that you'd know it. the w 124 has long been a collector's favorite. in the southern german town of putting the w 124 club holds its final meet of the year in late summer a chance for members from the strength card region to meet their colleagues from bavaria the club has just under a 1000 members throughout germany and those who have just 1124 are in the minority

in the world of course there was always a bit of snobbery involved when it comes to driving cars from a time when emissions were hardly an issue. that. we have to cross a convertible it was a dance 6 cylinders 8 cylinders 4 cylinder diesel the whole range of it. i just enjoy driving and i've always loved cars. leave it for me this is a wolf in sheep's clothing there's nicole's people wouldn't look twice if it said 200 diesel on the back. but then you hit the gas pedal. because they got smoked. so if. their car doesn't give much away never mind the bobble head or the missing name badge the bear numbers a 4.2 leader v 8279 horsepower top speed 250

kilometers per hour. 30 year old rocket. but the $124.00 also has its weaknesses says it does rust is an issue with our device anyone looking at these cars to avoid one with visible russia because that will be an endless money pit. rust isn't an issue with these cars here nor is jealousy. i'm sure how you sometimes suffered from your husband's hobby that would. come up not as such he's always been a petrol head. but it's also his job. i also like to drive fast or at least i used to there was hobbies than this is keep your mother healthy said this is. because i own 1120 four's they sold one recently they basically packed it in on all

fronts after half a 1000000 kilometers their phone was ringing off the hook. so they were all people from lebanon and jordan who take apart these cars and take them back home because importing complete vehicles into these countries is no longer possible. since these cars are still on the road they're not they need the parts and here in germany there aren't many left so when a car is sold for parts it's the man does he. just because it. is always on the lookout for spare parts larby was born in morocco and has been living in. card for 40 years he drives a 986 w 124 wagon. you can still get new parts for my car and you can also get parts on e-bay or from a scrap yard but cars not so well that you can't get spare parts anymore. as the

sra but he sometimes comes up with the goods as he's usually sells whole cars used models in the low cost segments that are easy to repair many of them end up here into rattly through other countries but exporting to lot of these native morocco is becoming difficult. they must not be older than 5 years and this car is very old no chance of it entering morocco. many countries have similar import restrictions environmental factors are increasingly important but used car dealers are resourceful. a trade a might show up let's say from egypt 20 plus vehicles takes them apart puts them in a shipping container transport them to egypt then puts them together again and sells them as normal cars. or they welded welders yes. that's one solution what is imported is not a whole used car but 2 halves considered spare parts larby is planning

a trip to casablanca in his native morocco by car 3000 kilometers as the crow flies from start cart. one last check before the trip as the neighbors look on. larvae as a trained car mechanic and worked for decades in a mercedes contract the ranch. he knows the 124 inside out here just how old is it now i know my city one doesn't know. about even so the car is flawless that's all you can come with me in morocco there's enough space that's going to be offered colorless as a bit too much of a surprise for pater lar base neighbor. it's the thank you for your part so i'll show you some pictures of morocco. just to look at the whole car park is just w $123.00 taxis but.