we saw a few hours ago around 100 protesters or supporters of id exchange of army had gathered here just across the street from where i'm standing and then they were most of them were very quickly detained we've now heard from independent monitors that just under 100 people were detained here in moscow today and of course that comes after mass protests that took place over the weekend where thousands of people took to the streets in moscow and in other cities across russia as well what is in a volley facing in court today emily. well russia's prison service has asked for a suspended sentence that he has for a fraud case that was opened against him in 2013 to be turned into real jail time they say that he broke the conditions of his parole his defense in court has now

been arguing that actually he couldn't have checked in with his parole officers at all because he was in germany being treated and in a coma after having been poisoned as himself says by epis be agents agents of the russian security forces and we could today see i like saying getting several years in prison people are talking about it being up to 3 and a half years in prison or perhaps house arrest we'll have to wait and see what the court today decides ok and if that doesn't happen you know he has a lot of supporters out there we've seen them out on the streets as we've mentioned took us a little bit about the resolve among those who are supporting him the current opposition movement in russia to the establishment president vladimir putin. there does seem to be almost a new energy among many and the opposition here in russia at least from what i've

seen at these protests today at the protests over the weekend and the protests last week just now i was speaking to some of the supporters who came out and who just came back here despite the arrests that we've been seeing here and at the nearest metro station as well and one young woman i spoke to said that i look say now viney was not afraid to come back to moscow and so she also has a resolve not to be afraid either to come out today despite the mass arrests that we've been seeing of peaceful protesters and i think this these protests over the past few weeks and the support of aleksei now viney are a threat to the kremlin now especially because many of the protesters that i have been speaking to over the last few weeks also been saying you know this is about much more than i would say not by me actually this is about the accusations of corruption that he's leveled at the ruling elite including at the mere putin

himself and they've been telling me that they want to live in a different country a more democratic country a country without corruption and and so it seems that this is about much more than just the the trial going on behind me not only sure when in moscow thank you. the u.n. security council is preparing to meet in an emergency session to discuss the military coup in myanmar governments around the world have condemned yesterday seizure of power the u.s. is threatening to re-impose sanctions to try and force the generals to stand down myanmar's former leader aung sang suu kyi has been detained and hundreds of officials are confined inside government housing compounds. calm amidst the political storm. people in the city of yangon adjusting to a new reality of military rule. a state of emergency has been declared for one year

. despite calls for resistance by former defacto leader aung sang suu kyi residents of me on mars the largest city are hesitant. we've waited for 72 hours but people won't go on the street in protest everyone knows the military has guns and they are used to shooting people i think people will find another way to protest. we are very timid and we can't say anything i'm afraid of them. many international leaders have expressed alarm over the coup the u.s. underscored its the port for democracy and me on mar also known as burma after saying it was quote taking note of those who stand with the people of burma in this difficult hour. i think it's a message to all countries in the region and countries who you know

will be asked to respond or to consider what the appropriate response will be in reaction to the events that happened over the past couple of days in the capital naif hundreds of lawmakers are confined in government housing complexes which are being guarded by soldiers. the military said seizing power was necessary after the government failed to act on claims of election fraud. on facebook the ruling national league for democracy party appealed to the military to free those detained and are november's election results which handed the n l d a landslide victory. they were the 2nd democratic elections in myanmar after a transition from decades of military rule now there are fears the country could slide back to its old ways. and for more on that let's bring in felix has

a researcher for the asia division at s.w.o.p. the german institute for international and security affairs welcome to the program and thank you for joining us do you see a path out of this political crisis and myanmar. at the moment not really to be honest the coup. has created a new status quo. alluded to. in the leadership the fact or has been detained. this military patrolling this is key areas and key cities at the moment i don't see really a way out i also do not see the military. reacting to international pressure that will come one way or the other the u.n. why are you the u.s. and other states and organizations are going to leave i do not see

a quick way i don't know why is that i'd like to ask you why you're skeptical about the results that international pressure can have in myanmar because you know over the past years we have seen mixed results from the international community on me on maher there was limited action following the crackdown against we're going to muslims for example in the country and in 2017 is it just because of a lack of consistency with regard to me on maher or is it something else. well i think it's a lot more not causal in the sense that they have i think at least 2 main factors here not just one want to be surely this inconsistent messaging. they are countries. like china. who are more reserved and present other countries into other paths but it's also if you look closer there's the aussie on the association of southeast asia. where you can already see a split between countries like malaysia indonesia. who are more forceful when it

comes and more or. quite a coup and there are other countries for it if you can check the statements by the top government but also by the philippines who kind of treated as an internal affair and kind of share. from putting pressure on myanmar so if i sit on this that's the one factor the other factor is domestic there is a long history of the top model of the burmese military being in one way or the other immune to international criticism and and sanctions i mean the country has basically existed as the pariah state for decades and in the in the in the in the in the i is in in the sense of many in the military and many conservatives in the country been do all right with that so it wouldn't surprise me if this mentality and this outlook will also one way or the other determined. the actions and the

interest of the current military leadership in myanmar felix from the german institute for international and security affairs thank you so much thanks for having me. let's get a check of some other stories making news around the world today workers conducting brags that tax on food and animal products at one of northern ireland's ports have been taken off duty over concerns for their safety graffiti appeared close to the larne a port saying that all staff are targets there's been a rise in tension recent weeks regs that means that customs checks have shifted away from the land border with the republic of ireland into northern ireland supports. turkish president recha typer to one says that he would discuss drafting a new constitution for turkey with his party's allies he criticised the current constitution for containing traces of military influence in 2018 turfy transition

to a presidential system that concentrated power in air to one's hands. and out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told many people living in the vicinity to be prepared to fight the blaze at this as it is now too dangerous for them to leave their properties. while the coronavirus pandemic is pushing hospitals in portugal to the brink of collapse the country has the highest number of new cases in the world as a new variant of the virus 1st tech to in britain spreads out of control the situation has become so critical that portugal is now asking for urgent help from other european countries a team of doctors and equipment from germany is expected to arrive today this is the 2nd field hospital being built on this university campus and respond with a few dates this time the basketball court is being converted into

a temporary clinic for 150 covert patients. jawad ok it's usually runs the university's sports facilities but in recent weeks he has also been working as an emergency. sports facilities they are very flexible and it's very easy to adopt this sport soul to a field hospital more difficulty is to putin cite the human resources put to run. these kind of. doctors from germany are among those preparing to work at this temporary corona hospital they are part of the medical team from the german military that is set to arrive in part about on wednesday lispunds largest hospital right across the street from the university campus has been under massive strain for days almost all of portugal's intensive care beds are occupied and there is an

acute shortage of equipment the pressure on parts of god's health system seems to become unbearable lenses often have to wait for several hours in front of the hospitals before that patients can be admitted and many fear that in the coming days number salute continue to grow. jawad ok it's getting things set up for the stuff off the makeshift clinic he had mobile homes installed for the medics to take breaks during their long exhausting shifts the mobile home project began 2 weeks ago and is already supported by more than 200 volunteers and 50 vehicles. who work here is pretty emotional last week a doctor knocked on my door and wanted to thank us she said she often desperate i think in addition to a place to sleep the medical stuff sometimes need a moral support for the team precisely when writing it because. the volunteers

think that solidarity is the one positive thing to have come out of the crisis and the fact that germany and other european countries are now offering help is giving an international dimension to that feeling of solidarity well german chancellor angela merkel has said the coronavirus vaccines will be offered to everyone in germany by the end of the summer she was speaking after talks with key players involved in the vaccine drive including the firms producing delays have dodged the procurement and the rollout of facts and merkel has come under fire for allowing the european commission to take the lead in securing the shots. michael says the vaccine supplies will remain tight for the next few months but that the pace of the vaccination drive will soon pick up. does this by the end of the 3rd quarter but at the end of the summer we'll be able to offer every citizen

a vaccine. that said the manufacturers and also told us today that something that they can't will see can always occur during production and they also will have no prior experience of this but i think the numbers for the different quarters overall are already very relevant. and let's bring in our chief political correspondent linda crane lend out walk us through the messaging here it sounds like merkel is saying this is a marathon not a sprint. absolutely it was very clear from yesterday's vaccine summit that the supply that that of the vaccine will remain tight for at least another 8 weeks and only begin to ease up in the 2nd quarter of this year and moreover it was very clear that german leaders are looking far beyond this year alone the health minister said that he wants to ensure that adequate stocks of vaccine are in place throughout 2022 as well and the chancellor went even further

saying that she could foresee it a possibility that we might have to keep on vaccinating against coded every year in something resembling the flu vaccine campaigns and she said she also wanted to point out that no matter how much vaccine is on hand if mutations occur that in fact render the current version of the virus not amenable to vaccination then we would have to start all over again so there is a realistic messaging from the chance there about this being a long haul absolutely you know and the one thing is the availability of the vaccine the other thing is the willingness actually of the population to to go and take it to go and get the shot walk us through the current climate right now and whether it appears to get to that enough people will want to get it voluntarily in

order to achieve that critical herd immunity if that's necessary. right so we heard the chancellor saying all adults who want to be vaccinated will be able to be vaccinated by the end of the summer but the key word in that sentence is what how many do want to be vaccinated well there most of the most recent polls show that from 63 to 67 percent of adult german say they do want the vaccine and that is a significant increase over mid december where we were looking at more like half the population also medical experts say that they expect to see that number go up as people see their friends and neighbors and family members getting vaccinated and see that the side effects are limited or nonexistent and interestingly enough the willingness to vaccinate correlates quite closely with the levels of trust in the government as

a whole so clearly the government viewed this vaccine summit also as a trust building measure to get the information out to people about why it is important to get vaccinated one community there especially eager to reach medical workers interesting lee enough many of them have said that they would hold back in getting vaccinated until they see how things are working and there's also a lot of discussion here now whether special privileges should be given it to those who do get the vaccine with a pretty large majority of german saying they don't want to see that coming to 2 class system debbie in chief political correspondent melinda crane breaking it down for us thank you so much. now to the united states where much of the east coast is being hammered by a major winter storm causing widespread disruption cities including new york and boston have even suspended their coronavirus vaccination programs as they breaks

for what could become a record breaking blizzard. authorities started sending out winter storm warnings as the 1st flights began to fall on sunday night public bus and commuter rail services was suspended in many areas across the northeast of the usa thousands of flights were canceled and schools closed meaning disruption for daily life in new york city mayor bill de blasio said the snow meant the city's fight against kovac 19 would also have to go on hold situation obviously the 1st thing to say is that the storm is disrupting our vaccination effort and we need to keep people safe we don't want folks especially seniors going out in unsafe conditions and to get vaccinated shortly afterwards new york state governor andrew cuomo declared a state of emergency in the city and did 9 other counties he warned residents of a tough 2 days ahead if the storm reaches its maximum potential the white out could

threaten the previous record snowfall said back in 2016 that storm sold the city pummeled with 70 centimeters of snow. but heavy snowfall and strong winds didn't deter many who were determined to make the most of the wintery conditions on monday . were at central park on a drive in the planned it is ski until i get too tired have to go home. with officials urging people in the region to stay off the roads and avoid non-essential travel being either in the park or at home seems right now to be by far the best option. one of the united nations says that the cold in $1000.00 and demick is putting more and more children at risk of under aged work and threatening decades of progress toward ending the practice of child labor the u.n. has set a goal 202025 in 4 years time but

a group of researchers with expertise on the issue say that removing children from work is of no help if it drives them deeper into poverty as you have used plays a young reports from cameroon on children who work in a gold mine. most science diggin in search of gold and used. together with his younger brother he was 7 days a week. the boys are never been to school and don't know how old they are. damaged. by come for money i work at the mine and maybe i can enroll at school. i also want to buy clothes and shoes. my mother works at the mine with us in cameroon schooling is a mandatory so pairs of have a legal obligation to do could that uterine to make much as was remote communities

like this one often don't even have a state run school. the combination of the stream poverty lack of educational facilities mean many children simply end up mining gold this region is blessed with mineral but the people here live in misery the a curator and all was growing up without education. these schools were settled by a local engineer this single classroom serves a community of so 500 children just where hundreds are attracted to. it's hard to stop those who do for skipping class according to their teacher their children are so poor they are destroyed to go back to their minds. the children who do come to school often want to run away but my efforts prevent them from doing so if i weren't strict with them they would have disappeared from the classroom. these juge and i had to do times to do smile and his

team. is a member of the local and you that helps get into school. this is families coming to mislike. in periods similar children to school and tutor it is vital. to the children who work in the mines are in great danger because they are at risk of falling down the mine works and the children can die if they fall into a shaft to their death like that would be a huge loss of the community needs to be aware that the school is the best place for these children as a child the boys in the going come room there are no statistics oh honey we're going to continue this immobile minds but for duke it's all total stuff you could tell you wanted to get you to the minds. and this job is very difficult at the end of the day i'm very time for it because it's my mother who are asked me to come and work here i have to do it i can't disobey my mother taking.

more the lead to speak to us about the boy his boy is too good to be to school for not just looking this mine site we need to child's education. some sports news for you now on monday's transfer deadline day berlin made a big splash by signing 2014 world cup winner sammy from your ventus but the surprise signing of the day it was kaku moved from childhood to english champions liverpool and a loan deal with an option to buy for a 25000000 euro feat it's the 20 year old 3rd move in as many years having previously see church for stuttgart and istanbul child to have replaced him with former arsenal and germany defender chuckled john who stuff. quick reminder of the top story that we're following for you here i did a few news russian opposition leader alexina volley has appeared at

a court hearing in moscow to decide is a suspended sentence should be converted into jail time and police in full riot gear have rounded up more than $100.00 of his supporters gathered outside of only ever checks on charges as politically motivated. you're watching t.v. news coming up next it is our blunders legal show kicked off with a review of the match day 19 i'm sara kelly and for land they care so much for watching take care. to.

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even more pressure on their would be title challenges. that would be leipsic in leverkusen who faced off with hopes of staying within touching distance of brian and it was lifesaving who would find an extra gear to what's ahead. for title pretenders dortmund they made yet another stuttering start against alex but. they did finally find their and their shooting boots as they look to secure a champions league defeat. in the capital familiar face paul dodds i return to the dugout to try and put a spring back in had to step. function put a stop to any talk of an immediate revival. as for shock a well where to begin the sinking of former giants failed to win once again this

time against better braman. but let's kick things off 1st with oftentimes trip to bury. things are finally going to plan for bye and after a bit of a blip the results are back on track for the game against hoffenheim though they were missing laon gorecki and huffy much enos after both tested positive for cocaine. content tulisa also missed the match and he got another tattoo this time without permission and was issued a hasty falling. all of which seem to be a heavy burden for brian as the game got underway visitors hoffenheim who hadn't conceded a goal in their last 3 matches came close with the 1st chance of the match it. was not close on the hosts side and not eat us but bruce who came agonizingly close

to scoring. the performances that followed may have had something to do with germany coach in lurve being in the stadium the world cup winning rejects seemed particularly motivated jerome but tang for example . is good. his 1st goal since january 28th scene and from this point onwards by and were firmly in the driving seat. it was time for another germany rejects to take center stage robot live and he set up none other than tomas miller to make it to nil for the hosts. melo was left unmarked outside the box and he took advantage to school his 10th goal of the season. maybe live should come to buying games more often as

a motivational coach perhaps. the game looked all but over as in a tough time but there was a glimmer of hope for hoffenheim after all was andrei crammer rich pulled one back . illust there they do with the perfect cross for the croatian striker to tap home from close range and bring back some very bad memories. course we remember what happened in hof and. we definitely want to prove that we can read a mail stops. couldn't how could we forget match day to buy and lost for one in hoffenheim their only defeat in 2020 in all competitions including the champions league cram rich was the star performer that day scoring 2 of hoffenheim scholes and becoming an instant transfer target for the club which evidently hasn't come to fruition. those painful

memories briefly came back and hoffenheim had a chance to pull level after the break. but christophe baumgartner failed to convert. proof of the crime rich simply is the best finisher inhofe and i. find when going to blow their chance 10 minutes later after their mini crisis in january with defeats in the league and the german cup they're back on their feet. robot live and dusty made it through he won. his 24th goal of the campaign the poland international is on track to break gadd miller's record of 40 goals in a season. by this point by and were rolling full steam ahead hoffenheim without a chance. by and got their revenge and scored another.

541 the same school line is that demoralizing defeat in september. with the last goal of the season to put the win beyond all towns redemption for by an end hansie flick who coached hoffenheim from 2000 to 2005. it didn't quite play out how we had plans but i'm still very pleased with this field that's our 4th one on the truck and we can live with that going to. go by and add more points to that tally and have a comfortable cushion at the top of the table if you would doubt the lifting and 9th successive title come the end of the season you never know maybe the chasing pack have other things in mind let's see how light cigs clash with live accuse and panned out.

who was going to keep up with buying it that was the tenor of this match is 2nd place leipsic took on 3rd place laver who isn't and those hoping for a touch of master class football will be bitterly disappointed. this game resembled a playground bust up. with 2 of the big strongest defensive teams facing off it was no surprise that they snuffed each other out. although homesite leipzig did have the upper hand on occasion in the 1st half. and none of the 7 attempts on goal troubled living couzens look out for their ski. think it's normal when they're too good to a good team cinnabon as they go on it's most important game for both teams and it's

not all that scientology and on the pitch that overall leipsic had 16 shots on target to live a couzens 8 continuous effort was rewarded in the 50th minutes. by christopher and cuckoo broke the deadlock he was like 6 most vibrant player with 4 shots during the game. but wrong footing for opponents with this silky smooth move to school was undoubtedly the best moment of the match. this encounter was dominated by pressing from both sides and an exciting one to watch for the tacticians among us and a more casual fan maybe less so. although life's a case in the woodwork for the 13th time this season got pulses racing ever so briefly. today we're playing against a very good competitor for the champs the qualifications are us

a very important game and 3 points for us. in the end leverkusen well harmless as they have been since their defeat to buy and in december in the 6 games since then they've only managed to pick up 4 points for perspective that's the same as bottom of the table shall come by. piece of course the site had an incredible start of the season and were considered a genuine title contenders. he now has to make sure leverkusen don't become all surrounds. you have to score when you want to win and. we fail to score at the moment that's not in. so we have to be really quick. it was quite the tussle in life suggest edge the win to keep the gap between themselves and by and at 7 points anyone else willing to give buying a run for their money to see how other teams fared in the compact. half.

after running one point in their previous 3 games and dropping to sevens don't mind were hoping to return to top form at home against alcs book. things got off to a downer in the 10 minutes however when andre han was left in the don't win votes with all the time and space in the world to slam the open up past stand in keep the mob in his. hand don't mince was continued in the 21st minute was early on and cracked a penalty off the crossbar that store hands 3rd best spot kick of the trials. things did then start looking up sometimes and in swinging a kick from royce and an unstoppable header from thomas delaney. midway through the 2nd half jaden sanchez looked back to his best after latching on to a log to pass by rapping i'll go ramrod there was never going to be any stopping

the young fisherman it was just his 3rd goal of the season last season his tally was 17. to help us win our running away with the game and also have a little help from this own goal with a quarter of an hour left. dismay félix would accommodate but relief for dortmund and it was clear to see. after the show the fans are you know that the fighting spirit doesn't stop and you know we're disappointed in the last 3 games and you know we had a week to reflect on what we were what we went wrong on today offering everyone showed believe that we could win today and put off a great performance from a close from. aging texas to you is his don't one side finally end there with the street. coming to the altar 1st i was never happy prospects as gluck buff know all too well they've been precious little action on saturday afternoon until just after half an hour we're up in clock to

indulge in his 1st goal for a new one his joining them in the summer and there was nothing young zama could do about it. marco was a frustrated as his team failed to play to their strengths. but he won't to complain about allison players equaliser just before the hour mark a tidy finish but otherwise that was it. for new owner made it more than a handful for the big teams so far they are unbeaten against last season's top 4 clubs. around. it was all smiles that shall pass classy and huntelaar was in the squad for the 1st time since his recent return to the club had the 37 year old veteran turn up the heat against braman it 1st looked as if outcome would fair just fine without him as a sneak attacking move was finished off bio mom. with the royal blues headed for their 2nd win if the season. but after pulling themselves together after the break

the hosts equalized with an almost identical goal kevin move ahead pushing away the past from trish it. did then come off the bench but with little productive impact my heart said i wanted to go to shelter and help them with relegation and this was the 1st step we took with one point ok we're not really happy with one point we want to treat but. now we have to move on and try to win next. frame and not really happy either with this being one of the easiest fixtures i can't. talking of old when does your favorites last week for michelle come on mox my ass sign for cologne from crystal palace he also started on the bench against being a felt his team got off to a good enough start regardless. as well for the top man with just 9 minutes play.

to not scoring in his previous 19 appearances both bad luck in front of goal was at an end. and later in the 1st half he helped himself to a 2nd 1st 1st ever brace bielefeld left huffing and puffing. and pillowed were done over his wrecks but shy with their 3rd in the 2nd half the 1st time the team of scored 3 this season. either failed it did pull one back through said. but otherwise in this relegation 6 pointer they were too easy for cologne to handle. forsberg already flying high in the top 4 and looking to back all 3 points against private john antony brooks with the now in the 21st minute. about the cost of that whole say pounced for the wolves before half time for his

13th of the campaign. the hosts cruising on their way to victory. my books could stanch tiny shit in this bag. and in the final minutes pasta crossed the box was tucked away by yannick get hot to seal the street ale and 3 points taking the wolves up to it. instead of the usual red stripe which took up with sporting rainbow colors in the friday game as a message of diversity and tolerance on the pitch against mines they had a tough time realizing their hopes of a. first home win of the season. but eventually 10 minutes into the 2nd half bonus sources crossed fans sasha choli change to take the lead given a towering striker is the tallest player in the league it's a wonder the combination happened to live in.