the way this is going out this is going to anyone i. didn't. understand that it's going. in the headlines the 22nd of september europe sees a major surge in covert infections forcing the return of restrictions in a lot of places as poorest sections of the population suffer disproportionately. rush gets ready to start clinical testing of another coronavirus vaccine across the country it's new in. britain is opening its 1st migrant camp after a surge in channel crossings but locals give mixed reactions to the move. up hearing it we don't want it to be something that you know safe to leave for the people like the baby is not being if i did not have it shocks to get to if you.

get after them for russia live from artie's worldviews headquarters here in moscow this chooses just turned one in the afternoon here now it's kevin 0 in for the next 30 minutes to bring you our latest news hope you can stick around with me then as to take you through it so 1st may be no surprise to hear sadly that the world seeing a resurgence of covert 19 with countries registering a record spike in infections is forcing governments to bring back restrictions triggering outrage among the population as well in particular protests against social inequality may be no surprise to hear either the pandemic is hitting the poor and vulnerable groups the most are europe correspondent shiela do bensky reports. coverage 19 pandemic has highlighted many problems from inadequate medical resources to

a lack of trust in governments around the world but perhaps the starkest issue that it's exposed is how different it is to experience a pandemic if you are poor compared to those with money. thank you thank you thank you thank you you. people and possibly with your in face new restrictions on movement there has been an grew over what some on labeling has segregation this is an example of government defense fear of people confined in poor neighborhoods while other districts can continue to enjoy their privileges. the president of the community of madrid treats this area like a ghetto the virus is here but why does that mean the workers need to be locked up it's even claimed in the evening at the oprah highlighted the disparity in how

people in the cheapest seats were treated they were in all of those in the more expensive seats below had adequate social distancing measures in place. social inequality has also been a topic for protestors in. while in the u.k. the editor of the. medical journal the lancet lambasted what he described as being the true scale of social pathology underlying national crisis the gruner

virus pandemic has exposed the reality of contemporary britain the countries defined by poverty insecurity and inequality science cannot guide the government in formulating this strategy a plan for britain's future must be guided instead of values and the lessons learned from the human consequences of this pandemic has also been concern raised about the minority ethnic backgrounds who make up a 3rd of patients in the intensive care units we are continuing to see black asian and minority ethnic people suffering disproportionately in terms of intensive kid missions so not acting means that we're not protecting the vulnerable communities action was needed back in july and it's certainly needed now more than ever i think minorities so also faced issues here in france statistics from the government's own agency revealed that the disproportionate impact of early on in

the pandemic that saw it up by a 134 percent amongst north african immigrants it was up 219 percent for those who were born elsewhere in africa and it's not just saying europe that there are problems across the globe it's estimated the pandemic will have reaching consequences with inequalities whitening and this to me to 71000000 additional people will believe in extreme poverty due to cold 19000 asia and sub-saharan africa are expected to see the largest increases in extreme poverty with an additional 32000000 and 26000000 people respectively living below the international poverty line as a result of the pandemic the european commission has pledged to aid poor countries with a vaccine when one is approved for use commission president. has said this was about . during its commitment to equitable access to the world's poorest and most vulnerable people but many people living in europe particularly those who restore

points to the poverty line may be questioning where that help is the very end right now so many people ski party paris. years a new development to tell you this lunchtime the russian health ministry has approved testing of another coronavirus vaccine clinical trials will begin soon in cities across this vast country with their own 3000 volunteers involved initially it comes across a month after russia registered its 1st covert vaccine called sputnik v let's go to our correspondent for national in fact she suddenly turns to this we'll talk about her and how that went down in a minute but 1st of all let's talk about this brand new we'll talk about the vaccine the in a minute as to where this new development this lunchtime what do we know about these new vaccine trials. or hikari in this brand new vaccine has no name yet but we know how it works it is

a so-called inactivated corona virus vaccine meaning it contains the deadly virus in it but it has been weakened or even killed depending so that it cannot infect cells or replicate but still is capable of setting off any needed response from the immune system of the body so it's quite a tricky thing the trials as you just said 'd are * indeed about to start very soon in 3 russian cities 3000 volunteers are expected to take part after the injection they will be isolated for 16 days this what the potter cold require is under close supervision of scientists and doctors and we expect to hear the 1st results by the end of the bear and this is russia's 3rd corona virus vaccine entering human trials another one is factor we expect it's registration within the next month. but there we know of this race so far here in russia ease of course the drug known as sputnik be it is the virus based viral vector vaccine meaning it has new

deadly virus a need and i have to say that aids quite divided worlds scientific community and those who are worried about aids and are concerned about the speed of its development and doubt it's a fact of news just earlier this month around 40 experts signed an open letter expressing their concerns and expressing their attitude towards this russian vaccine and on those who think russia for its research and among those last who are thankful to is russia at the had of the world health organization's european office let's take a listen. to the music is very appreciative. for being devoted all the glory to be seen to be looking for a. reason for the 4th graders to the front of the tree to. miss

a clue mr kluger is in russia's capital today by the way here visiting moskos telemedicine center and we expect to meet him later today and of course i shall be able to talk about the russian vaccines with him as well the know back to you her one of the early volunteers who came forward to say that yeah you try this sport 4 of the question is what happened you know were any any contra indications are you feeling alright go them. you tell me i'll do it like i mean i feel bad right now and yes yes thank you i got the injection on saturday or maybe kava it was a placebo because this is a so-called double blind trial when neither participant or doctors know who. he's receiving what kind of drug is it a drug overdose even no one knows and actually i don't know whether i'll have the

answer to this question at all and this is the idea of these trials so i got it on saturday whatever it was and in the next day i felt quite bad to be honest as if i was some kind of virus was starting so i got muscles pain i got some headache it was very hard for me to concentrate in terms of vision but it faded away like next day so it just lasted around like 16 hours but i was again under the supervision of doctors like millions of them called me during the day asking i mean about my feelings about my health so when i hear people praise me for taking part in this trial i am one of the around 40000 to participate actually in phase 3 of the clinical trials need to be but i don't quite agree that the reason like bravery or hair reason behind these moves because i entered the trial

after phase one and 2 were complete and the goal of the 1st 2 stages is to prove that the vaccine or the drug is safe so i don't put myself into any danger but the research chance that i mean after this injection if it was not to placebo my body can produce anti-bodies and i can be able to resist coronavirus so and this is what i persisted pated in this trial for for this chance to be able to resist this corona virus that is i mean put in the world in such a mass for the last 18 months well you know curry well fingers crossed you're going to be or i don't think it was a placebo maybe just a bit a low roof a motion i ever said about you later thank you. now listen a big story coming from the u.k. britain's 1st refugee camp has opened its doors to former army barracks in folkston

in the southern county can't set the house up to 400 asylum seekers but local authorities are worried and they say frustrated why they say they've not been consulted it comes as almost $6500.00 migrants have made the dangerous trip in often small unsuitable boats across the choppy dangerous english channel already this year.

up here and we don't want to pay for the number of people the plight of babies not being dealt you quite a no i haven't a chance to get a few so this is happened quite quickly we 1st found out about it maybe 2 weeks ago and we've had a lot of questions none of which we've had satisfactory answers to yet i think is a good idea because clearly many many and most buildings here that are empty and i think these people have some would be no safe to live if really seeking asylum that's fair enough to do it in the proper manner is good or bad you know what we don't know. it might be just very grateful to be. i don't but i've never used against this is just a very initial community here people are very friendly very nice that i know. a lot of them don't like saliency just coming in or see the illegals

let's see if he was if this chile i say it's staying off the sea between them for money it will be a change. from one controversy to another black former presidents and even black simpsons characters have been left out a twitter after mistake and it's photo preview feature the platforms algorithm to fit an image into the main feed left out than barack obama in favor of white politician mitch mcconnell and favored white simpsons characters and even golden labradors the social media giant admits it didn't test it properly enough for the automatic bias side of things then it's launched an investigation it's not the 1st such controversy though one the user of video communications company zoom question just why his dark skin colleague was vanishing a lot during virtual meetings it later turned out the service mistook the man's face for part of the background awkward and automatically removed it social media lawyer cohen explained the mistakes and how they could happen. the reason why

twitter appears to be cropping images in the 1st place is to make the images more acceptable to the eye perhaps more pleasant to the i and this is part of the of the greeting that the did the machine is being fed with the by east is institutional dice the where did the buy see something that people deliberately cause when we talk about institutional buy see may be talking about statistics being fed into day into the machine about people's preferences about all sorts of information that the year end it causes some sort of prejudice against a particular group of people to the recent it is more of a technical issue rather than something that the machine had to learn from from people. you know its international propose one hive coming up around $200.00 world

leaders and public think it's demand the release of june and sun's that's going on of course is going quietly still happening to bring more reaction to this very notable pace of right. seemed wrong. just don't. let me. get to shape out of the attic. and engagement equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground.

you know the stock market as a subset of the economy has undergone a transformation become a plaything for speculators fueled by incredibly egregious money printing by a rogue central bank and this is causing all manner of dislocations malinvestment societal changes. and almost 200 world leaders politicians lawyers and i could demi urging britain to free wiki leaks founder julian assange he's behind bars waiting for a london court to rule his extradition to the u.s. still the cool cave in an open letter to the government a member of lawyers for his son says his case is clearly politicized. the

sound is very clear cut morally there there is no doubt who is in the right and who is in the wrong on the one hand we have a journalist who has exposed incredible work crimes and torture and corruption on the other hand we have the embarrassed superpower that wants to prosecute him it couldn't be more black and white than this as legal experts we can see and equivocally that what is going on is a political process a songes accused of leaking a trove of secret u.s. military and diplomatic documents his extradition hearing had been delayed by the ongoing covert pandemic the proceedings of repeatedly be marked by protests outside the court building with public figures and political activists coming to support him case in point former m.p. george galloway 1st musician and a reacting to the developments. i think will hopefully.

it's just nice i wish i could tell him the ways that you know well it is changing and people's press would just eat the trees speak freely on the internet is actually way where this then it was a year ago and you say much censorship is the trial is back on again but you use the best ward that i've heard to describe it trudging on it's trudging all day in complete silence none of the british media are covering this story after all even though it's the trial of the century right in the heart of london in some cases a few 100 yards away from the big media houses but none of them attend none of them are interested even though for the journalists in those media houses if julian our

sound goes down so does journal. and where he goes there might one day be forced to follow we know how the case is going it's going extremely badly for the u.s. government and the british government the tragedy is that probably won't make any difference at all. over it or not world leaders are getting ready for the 75th united nations general assembly which is being held virtually this year and washington's move to unilaterally reimpose un sanctions on iran's already dominating the agenda as caleb maupin reports. the 75th united nations general assembly in new york city is certainly unconventional and as it's being held virtually with travel restrictions imposed due to the coded 19 pandemic now despite the fact that it's basically a cyber gathering with very few people on the premises of the united nations there

has been no shortage of drama the week began with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei o imposing new sanctions on the islamic republic of iran these are the sanctions that were lifted after the 2015 nuclear deal however the united states is taking the unilateral move of restoring those sanctions or actions today or warning that should be heard worldwide no matter who you are if you violate the u.n. arms embargo on iran your wrists and shoes the country that's isolated today is not tonight it states but rather iran by these actions we have made very clear that every member state in the united nations has a responsibility to enforce these sanctions now other nations have denounced this unilateral move from the united states and voiced strong disapproval the united states pretty much stands alone at the united nations when it comes to their skirt standoff with iran today we can see the maximum pressure policy of the u.s.

against the iranian nation at least in the political and legal fields has turned into maximum isolation for the u.s. we don't need a cheering section to validate our moral compass we do not find comfort based soley on numbers particularly when the majority has found themselves in an uncomfortable position under writing terrorism chaos and conflict. we refuse to be members of that club oh most every country in the e.u. and the u.n. security council has not followed the lead of the trumpet ministration in opposing sanctions on iran the un secretary general has already announced that general governmental organization will not support the imposing sanctions and what they're doing is essentially attempting to. muscle their way back into an agreement that they walked away from and demand sanctions although they have almost no support outside of israel amid the coded pandemic as well as rising tensions in

many corners of the globe all eyes will be on the u.n. general assembly now tuesday not only is iranian president hassan rouhani and u.s. president donald trump expected to speak but we're also expecting to hear from russian president vladimir putin turkish head of state era won and french president mccraw speeches by heads of state are expected to continue throughout the week as this is the big week of the u.n. general assembly and of course held virtually this year due to pandemic and health concerns this latest play by the u.s. only reinforces what his traditional allies in europe. and even what rivals you might say in russia and china they regard this as another indication of the on trustworthiness of the u.s. to maintain any agreement it makes the u.s.

has walked away from strategic arms limitation agreements with russia the u.s. has quit the w.h.o. the us walked away from the j c p o a. so they the traditional allies of the usa they are reluctant to enter into any further agree. so therefore i will say yes indeed the u.s. has lost a lot of credibility and has succeeded only in isolating itself are from its former allies and friends. is some who to digest the world's richest one percent calls double the carbon pollution of half the world's population according to a new york firm report it's been a long time coming to the 25 year study found the mega wealthy is carbon budget was also higher than the entire population of the e.u. put together if left unchecked the emissions would be enough to increase the

earth's temperature by one and a half degrees celsius in just the next decade and one of the report's authors warns the rich are simply getting richer so we said this is the result of government policies in most countries around the world that have seen over the last 20 to 30 years economic inequality really exploded the global rich are using up the carbon budget just in the process of getting even richer but we also need to do more to reduce the outsized carbon footprint of the richest people and that means things like much higher taxes or luxury carbon consumption like big highly polluting cars pretty quick clyde's private jets. could leave you without food out for up what we talked about today was so much more in our social media and so much more artsy dot com as well if you get

a minute to check it out jackie said in just over half an hour from a reporter from moscow i'm kevin oh and by the way signing off for now i wish in the superdome. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith.

in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. by social class. people. if you're born into a poor family. born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family.

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. very dramatic development the only posts really. are those. who sit down and talk. cash cow and is downright alfonzo among. those chasing paint changed servo. whose 1st words were at a lot of us here a challenging post you've got to use today. i have no doubt that what happened was scriven in.

the sense concentrate maki is a $1000000000.00 industry these companies have a huge financial motivation to sow these products there are numerous stocks showing that doctors would keen to test that survey concentrates right in fits of its own that patients want gives them doctors the wrong choice to play. the stuff why they would keep me to secure doses day. and people still i don't always question or so i thought i'd be too late when so many have. greetings and salyut ation those. as we continue to navigate these

uncertain times we can always rely on one great constant one bedrock to hold on to chaos climbed the ladder and that my friends. is greed and corruption yes you heard me clearly i said greed and corruption because no matter what humanity is facing war or famine pandemic trying to see the new christopher nolan film about having to go to a peter greed and corruption never ever seem to wane in their influence over our societies. and 2020 yes the year that has given us a global pandemic trump versus biden in the loss of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg not even 2020 is immune to greed and corruption as this week jason leopold a bevy of journalists and researchers working at buzz feed in the international consortium investigative journalists along with more than 100 news organizations and 88 countries have revealed that 5.