russia's president gives an order for nationwide vaccination against code 19 with a sputnik me job starting next week. france grapples with a crisis of public trust in the police force and anger over brutality cases as the ruling party is forced to withdraw a bill criminalizing the filming of officers. also this hour iran bows to avenge the murder of its top nuclear scientists and it is the blame on israel we discuss possible motives and consequences but. i think it was done in order to provoke iran into. could be used as a pretext for a strike on iraq this condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the the iranian regime that celebrated this is not nuclear weapons it is of provocation

. and one of the most shocking the lockdown violations in the pandemic a top european parliament member for an anti l.g.b. tea party quits after trying to flee police raids on what's being described as a male sex orgy. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow thanks for joining us this hour the russian president has ordered the government to start nationwide vaccination against kobe that 19 next week i want to get all the details from hawkins who's here in the studio with us so this rollout is now being put forward so the president saying that next week tell us more about what we know this must vaccinations very much but not dissipated in russia for some time now it's coming sooner rather than the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the

job starting as early as next week would be those who all most vulnerable and who work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teaches among other key because it would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days this is what you have to say. there's a. 1000000 of them in the us we have already produced $2000000.00 doses of the 1st registered vaccine against coronavirus speed v this will allow us to start widespread vaccination specifically among 2 risk groups doctors and teachers i would like to ask you to start vaccination at the end of next week. now this was announced in a video press conference with the deputy prime minister 30 on a go to cover who also made clear that this job would be voluntary that was to allay the fears of those who thought the job would be made compulsory it would be forced on everyone and anyone it will be voluntary and of course it will be free

for those that wish to. get themselves against covered 90 now there's been quite a lot of criticism around the sputnik the vaccine sense it's been registered for months now tell us more about that what it was primarily criticized for being rushed through without proper due diligence without proper testing of its safety and efficacy but it really has followed the follow the timeline of all of the coronavirus conduct maxine's across the world from major global international pharma companies pfizer for one which of course was approved by the u.k. regulator just over the last 24 hours and it's going to be rolled out over the coming days. as well it was published of course back in september in the long answer to one of stablish the not beautiful medical journal it was peer review and its efficacy was claimed to be 95 percent or even above 95 percent which is also comparable to other vaccine candidates across the world so it has been peer reviewed or has been looked at by the regulator and this is why it's now being made

available for mass rolled up as you're mentioning there are a few vaccines right now that are slowly coming out but the entire world is waiting for one of those jobs which countries have so far applied to use the russian made a vaccine will be the appearance of any covert action on the market is of course good news but what we have learnt over the last few weeks is that no one can. 3 no one company can provide enough vaccines to go round no one has the capacity to prepare hundreds of millions or even billions of vaccines and even if they could not all countries would be able to afford the sort of vaccine prices we've seen from pfizer. this sport make the vaccine is going to cost around $20.00 for for both those as for the total treatment that of course is more expensive than some competitors like a swedish astra zeneca but much less than others like pfizer and this is why it's attracted international attention just over the last week mr putin has been in

contact with these very prominent benjamin netanyahu to discuss shipments to israel other countries as well have signed contracts as well mexico to import 32000000 those whose of the vaccine india to buy 100000000 with the prospect of producing another 300000000 doses on indian soil other countries are also looking into clinical trials for this vaccine so there is very much international interest here but of course 1st and foremost the president has said it's the mess that until the domestic needs are not fully met the those whose would not be exported nevertheless now that mass roll out is happening over the next weeks and months i suppose the government's going to see what sort of demand there is and then base their export models off those the districts are the way this is of course good news for the for russia for the world which is in the middle of a 2nd wave would feel as of a 3rd wave already looking looking likely in the distance any mass roll out of a vaccine is of course good news in the fight against kona virus another

encouraging stab artie's down the hawkins thank you for bringing us that report now that announcement from russia came on the same day that britain gave the green light to another coronavirus a vaccine the health minister announced that the drug developed by pfizer and biotech will be rolled out next week. help is on its way the m.h.r. a has formally authorized the fires a biotech vaccine for coated 19 the n.h.s. stands ready to start vaccinating early next week the u.k. is the 1st country in the world to have a clinically approved vaccine for supply. the 1st 800000 doses of that vaccine are already on their way to the u.k. residents and staff at care homes for the elderly are being given a 1st priority followed by people over the age of 80 and health care workers we asked people in london whether they'd be willing to get the trap. i think that it's exciting because i think that i know a lot of people have put their lives on hold and businesses have been put on hold

because there is a vaccine personally i would not want to take it because i think things are happening too quickly my wife's a doctor and. she read the paper by the. project i just don't believe in i think there's still much going on there's so much that we don't know about and there hasn't been enough to has it been enough charles has been enough time to even find out if these vaccines are safe i don't think that they will be safe for people and i think this i think a high agenda behind the obviously sort of follow the news as it goes along everything like that i would be sort of very low on the list i would imagine. but i would have to look at it biologist and john says that one of the key obstacles facing the pfizer biotech drug will be the need to store it at all to cold temperatures to about historic moments in the sense that this will be that those are an n.t. based vaccine that is released generally they've been tested people or 100 spera mental basis but they've never been released on that scale well so not only does it drastic the dish in which is the most important thing right now but it does also

mark a watershed moment but this type of vaccine will certainly be a logistical challenge because the back scene requires ultra cold storage before it's actually used i don't think that's a stall of the road so i think in certainly in developed countries i think the provision of minus 18 reserves is not such a big deal but it certainly could be something that will effect the rollout more generally in other areas that work well which don't stop access to storage. police brutality is in the spotlight in france after the ruling party was forced to withdraw a bill severely restricting the filming of law enforcement officers the government has promised a total rewrite of the legislation which it had earlier claimed was vital to protect the force but critics say drastic change is needed to restore public trust charlotte devinsky has more. it's the burning issue in france right now how to

improve protection for the police while also safeguarding the public from police brutality. amid a wave of anger at the plans to criminalize the publication of images of the police if there was intent to harm the government has backed down the ruling party and that the much profiled article $24.00 would be entirely rewritten hours later the interior minister outlined his plans for reform so key a mike what is my deep conviction in what the government thinks is that we absolutely have to keep the protection of police forces during their police actions

so i repeat they are not protected enough addictions with more training more leaders and more police and the generalized use of police body cameras these would he said tackle the root cause of the problem meanwhile the french police chief admitted that there are some issues but he defended the owner of his offices the police the police are not violent and are not racist saying this i'm not in denial and i am not waffling i tell you what i see and what i hear every day i see the police officers or flexion of the good side of our society but for many woods are not enough accusations of police violence of tarnish the name of the force these were brought into sharp focus over the past week as. shocking examples emerged.

tried to call my lawyer and try to calm people in even a neighborhood my screams and he wanted to call the police but it was the police. then as protests turned over the weekend did emerge that one journalist was caught in the fray injured by a police baton as he attempted to cover the demonstrations. an award winning photographer was clearly identifiable as a journalist was shocked by the injuries suffered by a colleague how the condemned the unprovoked violence the injuries were sustained

as he exercised his legal rights as a photojournalist documenting protests on the streets of paris and now questions have been raised about the police role in the death of an 80 year old in mass a back during the yellow vests rallies. zainab was hit by tear gas canister in 20000 while in her apartment originally an expert report submitted as part of the investigation concluded that the officer that fired the grenade had done so properly and she'd been hit accidentally that's now being questioned following an independent investigation it claims the officer launched the corner to an angle and too close to her building and it was there for an illegal short a lawyer for the victim's family is so. that it was a deliberate act we believe that the police officer fired tear gas grenades because

he thought the misread of one who was on the phone using its loudspeaker was filming the police violence that took place outside her house rewriting also called 24 is unlikely to be the end of the story the recalls the entire global security bill to be scrapped passions are high not just to press freedom and the ability of citizens to film police officers but also the deep rooted problem of police violence issues that simply cannot be whitewashed so what do you can ski r.t. paris. iran's parliament has passed a bill to raise the stakes on nuclear development unless western countries sanctions it's urging the government to suspend un nuclear inspections and boost uranium enrichment above the levels agreed with international powers but the country's president hassan rouhani criticized the bill calling it bad for diplomacy

a final decision on the issue rests with iran's supreme national 6 security council a bill comes amid uproar in the country over the killing of iran's top nuclear scientists for which tehran is blaming israel. the israeli government is the primary suspect in the sense the nation and now serious evidence has been provided the situation is that from now on we will follow the same path and we will seek to create legal responsibility for its iran as has been said and it is our firm policy will respond to both the perpetrators and the commanders it will be proportionate independent and god willing with maximum pain for those who have done it. israel's government is still refusing to comment on the issue earlier we discussed the escalation and where it could lead with our guests. palliation is inevitable because the israeli regime has carried out an act of war it has carried out carried out an act of terrorism and there's no other way

to look at this so the iranians will have to punish the regime so that it does not have been sent to carry out such an atrocity again a school that doesn't have a soccer team doesn't hire a soccer coach and a regime that isn't seeking to carry out nuclear attacks doesn't hire nuclear weapons specialists and really you know if condemnation is going to go anywhere it must go to the to the iranian regime that celebrated this man that carried him around in government motorcade gave him a state funeral and i think it was done in order to provoke iran into response that could then be used as a pretext for a strike on iran trying to this was designed to get the iranians to to take some response with it which would then justify an attack on iran is what appeared to be the closing days of the trump administration issue is not nuclear weapons it is

a provocation the israeli regime is looking for a provocation to bring about war in this region because for them it is the it's not the interest of the united states or europe or of the region it is their own interest of the carnegie endowment is to for peace reckons that iran has sunk over $100000000000.00 into its nuclear capabilities and indeed for nuclear weapons now at the same time the arab gulf states institute reports that by the end of 2019 poverty in iran was at 33 percent you know when they say $100000000000.00 were spent and they just say words that don't have much meaning when they say he is saying i think they say it keep talking about how a regime in their people and standing on our nuclear weapon we're solving these people. people these people and you know they cannot tolerate other people speaking so they have to interrupt if you iraq which has that technological capability if

they wanted to produce a nuclear weapon they would have done so years ago the only regime that has nuclear weapons in this region with the support and help of the united states is the apartheid regime and palestine and i wait for the palestinians i wait for the palestinians the hatreds. i wait for the palestinians who are taught hatred in schools by iranian by iranian sponsored an apartheid regime weeps for the. people for the palestinian people who are subjugated by such. an evil regime an apartheid regime that believes in hierarchy you show it you should for the palestinians or subjugating gaza and who are treated as as subhumans is despicable year of the year no different than apartheid south africa you know the saying your supremacy the reality is iran isn't looking to join the nuclear club it's looking to join the nuclear genocide club until the west continues the

pressure to prevent the regime developing that kind of weaponry the middle east will continue to be unstable until we see more normalization more isolation of the lap iran and indeed a better future for the rest of the people as well and i think we also need to keep in mind that if there even if there was not a state actor behind this that this could not have happened without somebody being involved with some will call cooperating actors and then you ask the question why would they on their own accord or go after a nuclear scientist residence from other target within the iranian government so i think if there was outside actors a state actor behind this where there was the israelis or somebody else we need to consider how profoundly dangerous this is do we really want to strike him not being diplomacy by assassination. one of india's biggest strikes in history has seen 250000000 people come out against a new farming law that they warn will devastate their livelihoods and the capital

demonstrators clashed with police who fired tear gas and water cannon and use petards to force back protesters. i. septembers last minimum prices for crops and allowed corporations to negotiate prices directly with farmers private companies can also now stockpile staple crops which could previously only be done by the government prime minister narendra modi insists the new rules will benefit farmers allowing them to attract investment and choose from a larger number of buyers and he's accused opponents of spreading lies he's.

seen the same old misinformation against these historic agree culture reform which is coming from the same people who have constantly misled the farmers for decades we're working with pure intentions and without any purpose of betraying anyone. the new delhi based journalist and political commentator says the moves have been badly planned. through the laws. the government has brought a. bottle of them is going to replace the men with more bob through corporate head to do things they'll be great to rule for. deciding everything to do with. your produce and then that all believes you are reading forcing the mafia the private good is.

going to be far more fall through in less time should greed of the form of interest . to one of the most surprising breaches of covert restrictions now a top european parliament member has quit after brussels police caught him trying to avoid capture at what's being described as a sex orgy officers raided what's being called a gay party which has surprised many as you know ships are was part of an anti l g b t coalition it was attended by some 20 people including european diplomats sire who had been chief whip of the european peoples party was caught carrying drugs as he fled through a window and should be down a drain pipe when police broken a passer by reported to the police that he had seen a man fleeing the lawn the gutter he was able to identify the man the man hands were bloody it is possible that she may have been injured while philine their chordates were found in his backpack and his resignation letter sire admitted his

behavior was quote irresponsible he apologized for breaching lockdown rules but claims the drugs in his backpack had been planted former i mean david coburn says the whole incident sets a terrible example. it's not setting a good example to the people in a time of the american show me going to have a good laugh about it you know the hypocrisy of it all but it is serious and as much as that people do what we set an example like that it's all just a goal if they're out there politicians are having a tremendous party while the rest of us are having to isolate i mean you look at my hear a lie and i never had hail as long as i was a student i was you know bob i'm in mt so you know i try to be in the rules and set an example as opposed to little bit go away and by you know i think it's better people obey the rules overseas but it's not to to do the opposite to what you're you're selling to the public. with just over 3 weeks to go until christmas in the

states are responding to anti-lock down outrage by easing restrictions that leaders fear the festive gatherings could spark further covert outbreaks are europe correspondent you're all over has a story. european leaders are facing a balancing act between keeping covert restrictions in place to stop the spread of the virus and allowing families to be together over the festive period this also the need to try in the peace some of those that have been out on the streets of european cities angry and fed up with the current restrictions. the problem is ease restrictions for christmas and new year you may well get

a spike in the virus in january here in germany chancellor angela merkel has reluctantly agreed to ease restrictions on the number of people that are allowed to gather together that's been raised to 10 not including children in that number between the 23rd of december and the 1st of january but she has said that there is a personal responsibility on people to try and keep covert safe people in winter our worst equipped against the virus and then in the sound that because we spend much more time inside close spaces the situation the const more difficult we just have to get through this winter months and we hope people get vaccinated and the czech republic they've got a bit further than germany and they'll be opening some shops that have being closed albeit with extra corona measures in place when it comes to religious services there's also a split across europe in italy and in ireland there will be socially distanced masses taking place while in germany and iceland they're going for they will

auction we recorded shoot services that we broadcast online and they've also created virtual confirmation classes my sumo try to. do something outside the church on christmas eve such as a quote a performance or a short service the e.u. might get a glimpse of tension what could be coming down the pike by looking at cross the atlantic to the united states last week's thanksgiving celebration so people travel across the country and get together with families who are looking to see if that produces an uptick in the number of corona infections but while restrictions that have been in place across europe of seeing numbers either drop off or level out here the question is is it justified to ease these restrictions for a few days of christmas cheer a this bridge will despite its continues unabated as not to be disparate it

peace absolutely was directly related to the contagion is provided by closed source or gone dick's people gathering etc more than leading to temptation these lifting of distinctions appears to be more late getting. too close to even all of the night equations and gathering exeter it is dangerous he says police the measured east absolutely not big. interests we notice we have experiences you don't see any and you do clear that deer they look down east's prove it to be an effective way all their containing disparate of the spiders. meanwhile the governor of new york has been ridiculed for comparing kobe that to the grinch some on social media i think a better candidate for the children's character who stole christmas as andrew cuomo himself. told me it is the group.

think of it that. moment is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to convert into nursing homes from profit to all their dads by writing a book about leadership in the middle of a. kind of analogy from climate if you're trying to encourage people to be careful about anything during the holidays because of the good guys and the grudge with the folks in who then you can celebrating regardless of how the grinch tried to ruin christmas but i'm not in any when i. call in a warning code is going to steal christmas vacation we're going to ban christmas like they did thanksgiving.

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