very critical. to see. auntie's headline news a military plane crash lands on a highway in eastern ukraine at least 22 people are dead 2 others a critically injured. machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine is now being treated as a terror attack the incidents left 2 people injured. after the magazine recently published controversial cartoons featuring the prophet muhammad. also in france a new covert infection record with 16000 cases recorded in a single day but the latest restrictions on life designed to stop the virus spreading. questions are raised over reports that volunteers in the u.k. could soon be deliberately infected with coded in

a world 1st trial. $24.00 seventh's global news and reaction this is international law moscow with this hour's headlines stories 1st the breaking news we 1st brought you an hour ago ukrainian military plane with $28.00 people on board has crash landed on a highway in the region in the east of the country at least 22 have been killed the video shows the plane in govt in flames of the side of a highway 2 people are said to be in a critical condition having suffered severe burns the plane carrying 28 people 4 people are still missing 28 engine turboprop 26 is reported to have crashed while coming into land near the city of which is about 500 kilometers east of kiev the country's president. has said that he'll travel to the crash site tomorrow.

for. a machete attack near the former paris headquarters of the satirical magazine was being treated now as a terror incident 2 suspects have been detained for suggesting 5 others linked to the attack also been arrested the french prime minister and interior minister have already visited the scene from their shelter to bensky reports. the national anti terror agency has opened an investigation into this incident this attack which took place in the 11th hour of paris in the east of the paris area has been opened for what's described as being attempted assassination in connection with terrorism and surprise we know that 2 people were injured in that attack which machete was used as the object to stab people with the standard

they are seriously injured we know that there are a man and a woman and we understand that they would for news agency that now has offices in the same building where the satirical magazine show you used to have its office prior to the attack in 2015 which killed many people at the office and started a wave of terror attacks that france has been experiencing now for many years when decide that a crisis unit has been opened by the interior minister and i think tweeted that we know that sue individuals have been arrested one apparently close plus to the pasty which is a powerful a kilometer from where i'm situated at the moment and the 2nd individual was arrested just close to his. 1 blood persons the french prime minister has linked this attack to the current trial taking place that's of individuals accused of helping terrorists in 2015 who carried out the deadly attacks on surely

. these attacks occur in a symbolic place and at the very moment when the trial of the puppetry does of the end dignify next again surely abdu is taking place this is an opportunity for the government of the republic to reiterate his unwavering commitment to press freedom it's resolute will by all means to fight against terrorism and to affirm to the. a nation full mobilization comes just weeks after sholay after the satirical magazine which was attacked back in 2015 we published controversial cartoons which i'm good many people in the muslim world those qualities of the muslim prophet mohammed and many people criticized charlie hebdo for once again we publishing that tomorrow start over the terror trial trial nor of the people carried out that attack but over individuals who are accused of assisting with such attacks or

perhaps putting the terrorists in their homes or financially supporting them so we have to say that this was about defending freedom of speech and it wanted to show that it wasn't scared that following the publication to see you once again received fresh. is once again threatened by terrorist organization threats that constitute a real brew occasion in the me so that all the general read 2015 attacks. i had 10 minutes to gather my things and leave my home 10 minutes to leave behind a part of my life that's a bit sure it's very brutal well it's not clear whether these 2 incidents connected death but we do know that this is being treated very seriously indeed because of the investigation that's been opened by the national terrorism agency i mean you might be able to see around here the air is all cordoned off and there is a security operation including military from operation sultan now this was

the french military operation that was launched back in 2015 when france started experiencing those larger waves of terror attacks in a statement issued earlier the magazine expressed support for the victims and their families and said such incidents just show fanaticism and intolerance still exist in front of french police union spokesman says he believes attacks these days are more likely to come from individuals rather than big terror networks. this is so wrong it is absolutely not certain that there are real networks with a queer structure behind the attackers this is not an absolutely certain condition it is enough for them to be able to make contact via the internet through other networks they can be put into action by someone else's or they can start acting on the room it depends on the individual this becomes clear when an image of the suspect who was detained is compiled it is no longer necessary to belong to

a network structure based on the certain material and technical base as it was several years ago indeed it is possible to take action flick colossal damage with very limited funds and resources this is true because when such an act is committed the entire mechanism of communication and dissemination of information is launched which causes a resonance that is many times greater to the means that were involved one man with a knife and no significant force have been deployed whole neighborhoods have been cordoned off the situation discovered at the national international level. russia's rolled out a list of what it sees as inconsistency s. and discrepancies in germany's handling of the suspected poisoning of kremlin critic alexina valmy meanwhile france says seeing close contact with berlin and other allies as they draw up an appropriate response to what they call a serious assault on international standards and i caution as more of a growing diplomatic spat. russian foreign ministry said that they evade evidence

that surrounding this case is questionable not only from a legal point of view also germany's actions were coordinated to the point that it prompted many questions including whether it was all staged germany's actions were so swift and well organized that it began to raise questions as to whether we're seeing yet another staging of the mysterious use of chemical weapons but this time around not in syria or britain but in russia now there are probably several reasons as to why the russian foreign ministry is saying what you just heard on the violin they received and officials welcomed when he was airlifted from siberia it's a burden there were security officials there it's a meet him there was a special transport and all other actually it's that pointed that it was staged in order to accuse russia of chemical weapons violation with the o.p.c.

w according to the foreign ministry now after german officials announced that not violently was allegedly poisoned they demanded answers from the kremlin and moscow made several requests to burden to share their findings about russian officials insisted they can't launch and in a criminal case without any evidence after all russian doctors have not found any trace of poisoning in this system the german government is actively obstructing the preliminary probe conducted in russia over the new valmy incident thus preventing the truth from being established bearing witness to the answers there unequivocal refusal to cooperate with either the russian law enforcement and medics all the prosecutor general's office now russia's foreign ministry also questioned the evidence that was supposedly airlifted along with me in a german airplane along with its crew all the way it's a virgin now this statement noted their perfect health after his alleged boys.

thing the foreign ministry also said it was something amazing bordering with science fiction there are political motives behind this whole story as is evidenced by the fact that germany was withholding information about the bottle allegedly tainted with highly toxic chemicals which was picked up in the hotel room in almost by novell needs associates in breach of the russian criminal procedural code and the subsequent illegal shipment of this bottle to germany clearly such proof is rather dubious from a legal standpoint just as dubious is how unprofessionally in terms of chemical protection novell needs associates and german medics were handling this item without the mandatory hazmat suits on there are also questions regarding the fact that people who were around the valley at the airport and on board the plane are all feeling well although you would think that they would be seriously affected but this didn't happen apparently thanks to some miraculous coincidence again the whole case is rife with inexplicably things bordering on fiction. now

a month after he was allegedly poisoned with a lethal neurotoxic agent movie chalk and the bali has now been discharged from the german clinic doctors are saying that he's on the way to a full recovery now there's still seem to be more questions than answers surrounding this case the thing you're pointing at russia however began long before the release of any specific data. france has recorded its highest number of daily covert infections since the pandemic began more than 16000 cases were registered on thursday the day before the french government announced new measures to contain the spread of the virus health authorities have introduced a graded alert system areas with more than $150.00 cases per 100000 people is shown in red of the worst hit areas with more than $250.00 cases per 100008 dark red they face the strictest measures but the mood is not going down well with business owners already struggling to get back on their feet many turned out in paris

warning that they simply won't survive fresh clothes years bars and restaurants have already been ordered to shut in mass a in the south while in red zones like paris opening hours from next week a pink tailed to 10 pm and anger is growing fast. i'm not going out with this i'm going if we can travel in the metro close to each other masked how is it that we cannot be in a bar restaurant respecting the instructions and rules imposed have to look down rules to diverse maturity respect the sort of. support of the people of bring them all my friendship and solidarity it can happen to paris in a few days' time and if they ask us to close longer be able to return today we say little we want to be able to work we know how to work and we know what precautions to take. there are health rules to apply we apply them but on the other hand the government is bludgeoning us they are hitting us with this but you should know that they can hit even harder so today we. they are here calmly but it can quickly

escalate. the french doctor mock the law so he believes that without such measures the situation could become far worse. densely populated places in big cities especially in bars and restaurants people can forget that they need to take precautions if you go to a bar or restaurant was such a high transmission risk you could then infect your family members with the virus so far we do not have a vaccine and the recommended measures are temporary as the minister said they will be revised in 2 weeks if we do nothing it will lead us to a public health emergency when i hear what some politicians have to say i think we need to ask people who have been in intensive care they really know what we are talking about but cross the english channel britain could soon become the 1st country to deliberately expose volunteers to the corona virus in a world 1st trial the financial times sides project insiders claiming it could

begin in january at a quarantine facility in east london along tears will reportedly receive a vaccine and then a dose of the actual virus a month later but concerns are being raised about the morality of the move. volunteers or not how can this be ethical when corona virus infection can be fatal wonder what we would be saying about this if it was russia not u.k. project risky reckless irresponsible typical of russia how risky as a human challenge trials and there's been no official confirmation of the report although the british government has said that it is open to such studies reading university microbiologist dr simon clock says desperate times call for desperate measures. it's quite unusual of course if we had effective treatments the rush for a back seat would me wouldn't be so you would be so strong it snorts optimal an optimal way of doing it ideally you'd let people get that the virus normally but needs must when the devil droid with our backs are against the

wall on they said we've really got to be able to come up with a vaccine in pretty short order so i think some people think this is a way of doing it you know they need to it's a sub optimal way of doing the trials no 2 ways about it the fact is the hospitals in this country in the spring were gone by lots and lots of people who were seriously ill many of them were literally unable to breathe and needed the attention of intensive care that meant that that so the hospitals were unable to this jobs than normal case loads and that was the basic problem. more ahead here and say some of the world's biggest carmaker is a revving up for a fight with the trumpet ministration they say his trade war with china is putting the brakes on their production but it's like that among our stories after the break .

as a culture war consumes american politics during this election cycle the economy remains in a precarious state millions of people live on the margins the only constant for them

is insecurity economists debate and eventual recovery they speak of the you and you know but is the reality the changing. permanent. welcome back major car companies including tesla have filed lawsuits against the trumpet ministration for what they call unlawful tariffs on chinese made parts they blame the president's trade war with beijing and claim that they come find alternative manufacturers on the text from saskia taylor. tests fost in serious speeding its way to dominating the car industry but it may have reached a bit of a roadblock increase tariffs schools economic. through the increase of course and the impact of profitability due to the complexity of the maybe 3 com computer and the demanding timelines necessary for testers exponential growth to say is unable

to find another manufacturer to meet our requirements tesla has filed a lawsuit against the trumpet ministration why well t. components the company uses namely the computer tips are made in china and as luck would have it these parts are subject to 25 percent tariffs as part of trump's tough on china strategy you don't musk says it's a car crash and the tariffs are all poetry capricious and an abuse of this question probably not what a president wants to hear from one of his country's greatest minds who he's fine gold in the past is one of our great geniuses that we have to protect and with mosques a single says probably not what trump had in mind when he promised to make america great again protecting our workers on protecting our companies to trade war hurts them doesn't hurt us with a hole in his pocket now musk is asking for a refund with interest of course on all the tax he's already had to pay and tess

was not the only company spinning out of the big hits is like miss a day's fortune volvo have also decided to sue trump and co they are irony of all this is all while these tariffs are quite literally driving away business for americans. pince to beijing that they've been a road 2 to diversification i don't crease profit but you know the trade friction between china and us puts pressure on companies whose main market is the us the value of exposed to the us is decreased companies have been exploring multiple markets the result is remarkable and his enlarged known u.s. markets well the u.s. market for chinese products has shrunk so china's overall exports keep growing so was no doubt for president trump who 4 years ago said the cards were in american hands but we have the cards don't forget we're like the piggy back this being roped we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing

it's their greatest surfed in the history of the world while 4 years oughtn't the u.s. trade deficit with china is almost 10 percent more than one trump said those wads one for years on it looks like it's now tester and co who are the ones looking into that piggy banks and saying empty words not those gold coins they were promised all chinese affairs analyst for to go told us he believes trump's efforts to disrupt supply chains or fail. justified and destructive tariff laws are not helpful to china it's also not tell the folks at the united states that tariffs are not paid by china but tariffs are paid by the american consumers and the american importers the chinese export to the united states is not sure again it is enlarging and as a rule our farm role was not to be able to overnight and supply chains of knots of build or destroy its overnight no it is much more complicated china is x

14 but also helping many other manufacturers in making their businesses successful that's why i don't think president trump or his followers was succeed in their attempt to just dropped the supply chain or to for example falls american companies to move back to the united states see card economics simply doesn't work that way. britain's announced a massive commitment to green hydrogen as part of efforts to be carbon neutral by 2050 the prime minister boris johnson's given it his full backing quite extraordinary potential we have thought for when we want to lead in carbon capture and storage technology i barely believe was possible but i'm not a complete evangelist for our we want to use those technologies to develop a lot of hydrogen with a pretty good big bit on hydrogen. thought

a lot of purposes and not least the ability to hydrogen has to provide a lot of grunt for. the trucks for trains for even perhaps 30 planes vehicles one paper green hydrogen looks a clear winner against fossil fuels of into made using renewable energy and the only by products oxygen and water but mechanical engineering professor david savant says the problem is the technology is incredibly inefficient. buza hydrogen economy 100 route through green green arjun you have to build a very large amount of renewable electricity just to give you an example if you power home heating directly through the camp with electricity or you do the same thing through hydrogen you need 6 times more electricity to do it through harder and we are at a time in human life when the amount of renewable electricity is limited

scarce there is not freely available interested we're trying to to. to carbonized the entire global energy system and to require 6 times more power to one system than another it's completely obvious that you don't want to do that of behind this the hydrogen taskforce a lobbying group founded by the likes of oil giant b.p. and shell they've been pushing the government in britain to try to commit to hydrogen one of the goals is 100 percent clean hydrogen heating in the country by 2025 they also want financial support to build high bridge and feel stations for road transport but critics say that the oil giants know that hydrogen isn't a long term solution. we know that global warming is dangerous the additional danger here is that is that this dentist hydrogen is is going to cause

a lot more delay what we will see and there is no doubt that we'll see that hydrogen is far too expensive for vehicles and too expensive for home heating we know that we know that's going to happen but it's going to take quite a few years before people realise that this the dash to hydrogen which is being promoted by a very powerful international lobby. in the in the in the fossil fuel industry well that's doing is causing delays and it's causing. and there are 2 recreation projects not to happen it's causing governments not to make decisions of what to do and you remember that we only have until 2040 to completely do if we're going to get. to greece is going to war and it's determined to. carbon emissions it's there to mental to energy usage their commitment to the current position rates and energy security everything and nothing good will are. leaders of

a small group of eastern european nations known as the visegrád group have rejected the european union's new plan aimed at tackling migration the proposals would see the mandatory quotas on migrant redistribution scrapped but the plan would also mean countries unwilling to accept migrants would have to pay for the repair of those denied asylum the leaders of poland hungary and the czech republic say the proposed changes aren't tough enough they want all migrants seeking asylum kept outside the block while their applications are being processed. there are many changes but that is not yet breeks rule breaks rule would mean outside hotspots so nobody can step on the ground of european union without having their permission to do all sorts because their request for us is accepted we should really long. on syria only be. the start that it should be the really

should stay and leave in the home countries the new migration plan was proposed after the recent fire at the maria refugee camp on the greek island of lesbos the overcrowded facility burned down earlier this month leaving more than 13000 migrants without shelter putting the migration crisis back into the spotlight france and germany agreed to accept unaccompanied youngsters and berlin also later agreed to accept around 3000 people from the camp but many more are still stranded on the island living in tents and makeshift accommodation former paid notice money yes there is also a professor of events to to sions says the vista grad group's approach is selfish. after 1. 165000 people and they are waiting for the new creation to be a process police cannot have the law of all of these applications or let members stance of the european union suit take it what if we think it will work out one of the

book you ladies should and then only 2 percent of. 165000 people would stay greece that's the say around 4000 people and the average person go to the other member states the european union and union huzzah sued the. board of the. principal or otherwise if evidence point be against all new benefits and gives nothing then this big european family unit were not to exist in the future. the countess of visit run. have a pretty tough. stance as regards this started out at the but instead but that the same time they accept. those commie. assistance from the you know b.n. you know this isn't economics or you died of the accept that but at the same time

thing i'm not. sure sure it was especially for a british because the greek people could not handle the situation of the a 1000 softly to go immigrants coming in greece. and that's it from the moscow newsroom for this hour next it's what's in the hawks in washington. a sort of amazing country with so many friends in russia and i'm very excited to be here. i love that idea i think i can do that. every night i make a lot of money with the millions and hundreds of me.

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