russia's president vladimir putin gives an order for nationwide vaccination against a covert one team within the sputnik job starting next week. 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 officer. and european leaders restrictions for the upcoming christmas celebrations those concerns grow this could spark another wave of 1000 infections.

are broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is our chief international thomas certainly glad to have you with us right now the russian president vladimir putin has ordered the government to start a nationwide vaccination against 1000 next week. got the latest on this development from correspondent. the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who are most vulnerable on a work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teachers among other key workers that would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days. we have already produced in these 2000000 doses of the 1st fringes to 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. this was an arts than 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. themselves against covered 90 now there's been quite a lot of criticism around this but i think the vaccine sense it's been registered for months now tell us more about that well it was primarily criticized for being rushed through without proper due diligence without proper testing of its safety and efficacy but it was published of course back in september in the lancet a well established and reputable medical journal it was peer reviewed 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 and has been looked at by the regulator and this is why it's now being

made available for 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 country no one company can provide enough vaccines to go around. 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 nevertheless now that mass rollout 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 that this that saw the

way this is of course good news for for the for russia for the world which is in the middle of a 2nd wave with fear of a 3rd wave already looking looking likely in the distance any mass rollout of a vaccine is of course good news in the fight against cohen a virus that announcement from russia came on the same day that britain gave the green light to another girl on a virus vaccine the health secretary announced that the drug developed by pfizer and by on tech will be rolled out next week hope is on its way. all through is the fires of bio antic fact seen for code 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 and care homes for the elderly are being given 1st priority followed by people over the age of 80 and health care workers we asked people in

london whether they will be willing to take the job. i think that it's exciting because i think bad 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 about it. but you i just don't believe and i think this study much going on there's so much that we don't know about and that hasn't been enough to hasn't been enough charles has been the time to refinish 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 higher chance of finding obviously sort of follow the news as it goes along and everything like that i would be sort of very low on the list i would imagine. but i would absolutely get it. viola just to jones that says that one of the key obstacles facing the pfizer biotech drug will be the need to store it at ultra cold temperatures. it's ponce about historic moments in the sense that this will be the 1st aren't any based vaccine that is released generally they've been tested before

hundreds or mental basis but they've never been released on that scale so not only does it address the issue which is the most important thing right now but it does also mark a watershed moment for this type of vaccine certainly be a logistical challenge because the back scene requires ultra cold storage the floor it's actually used i don't think that's a stock of the robots i think in certainly in developed countries i think the provision of minus aids the reason is it's 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 have access to boat storage. police brutality is in the spotlight in france after the ruling party has a 4 has been 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 changes needed to restore public trust 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 a key a mike what is my deep conviction and 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 with more training more leaders and more police and the general 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 in saying this i'm not in denial and i am not waffling i tell you what i see and what i hear every day as he 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 will brought into sharp focus over the past week as she. examples emerged. tried to call my lawyer and try to calm people even in neighborhoods 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 he injured by a police baton as he attempted to cover the demonstrations. an award winning

photographer was clearly identifiable as a journalist i was shocked by the injuries suffered by a colleague how be condemned the unprovoked violence the injuries were sustained exercised his legal rights as a photojournalist documenting protests on the streets of paris i did now questions have been raised about the police role in the death of an 18 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 shot a lawyer for the victim's family is so. that it was a deliberate act we believe the police officer fired tear gas grenade because he thought that mrs ray the 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 over 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. with less than a month to go christmas states are reporting to mass and thai lockdown

outraged by easing restrictions but leaders fear the festive gatherings could spark a fresh wave of covert outbreaks as our europe correspondent peter oliver explains . 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 in such close spaces the situation becomes more difficult we just have to get through this winter months and we hope people get back to me 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 musses taking place while in germany and iceland they going for they will auction

we recorded shoot services that we broadcast online and have also created virtual confirmation classes my sumo try to do. something outside the church on christmas eve such as a coup or a performance or a short service the e.u. might get a glimpse of tension what could be coming down the pipe by looking across 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 have seen 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 brutal despite its continues and i beat it as not to be disparate it piece absolutely positively correlated to the danas provided by closed source are

gone people gathering etc more than leading to temptation lifting distinctions appears to be more late getting. too close to even 2 of the night equations and gathering exeter just dangers he says police 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 prove it to be an effective way all their containing displayed of the spiders. new york's governor has been ridiculed for comparing coveted to the grinch and some on social media think a better candidate for the children's character who stole christmas is andrew cuomo self. please prover it

is the group. think of it that what. we feel. pleased feel relieved. feel the moment is the grinch the grinch that helped spread to call the international homes and profited on their debts by writing a book about leadership in the middle i'm feeling kind of analogy from columbia if you're trying to encourage people to ask about it if you're in the holidays because of the good guys and the good should the functions be that you could celebrate in the godless without the green flag of the christmas tree but i'm not in any when i say flu in the morning curve is going to steal christmas you because you are going to put on christmas like they did bring steve please.

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about desire to international. rights activists are calling for a boycott of the british cosmetics retailer lush that's after the company made a donation to a feminist group which has been accused of anti transit gender sentiment. as opposed to employee eat trans person and a customer i will no longer buy from los u.k. and new zealand etc this is disgusting and law should be ashamed you cannot complain for transfer rights and then turn around to donate to an end to chance organization last u.k. needs to apologize no christmas presents from lush no shopping ever again from last this is so sad i'm disgusted boycotting lush now that barrage of angry tweets came after woman's place u.k. said lush had donated 3000 pounds it's a campaign group against sex discrimination and violence against women but

opponents say it uses so-called trans exclusionary language for example by calling for protection of women only services and spaces after the uproar lush apologized there is never going to be a system that eliminates all mistakes but we really take due diligence seriously in the case of these 2 donations we feel that money has gone to work that we would not feel proud to support and we wish to put a time recently for that we can assure you we're looking at all we do to try to strengthen our process against further mistakes with firms increasingly finding themselves treading a fine line when it comes to backing campaigns we discuss the reaction with women's rights activist. and the conservative political campaign a brand instructor who describes himself as a gay former liberal. i don't think that companies are going to stay silent i think that companies are going to feel like they have are compelled to go along with

leftist ideology we actually see companies constantly feeling the need to virtue signal based off of whatever the latest leftist demands are they're donating money to these organizations because they're afraid of facing leftist backlash progressives seem to feel that they have carte blanche to go out and stamp their feet and make demands and even threaten bully and intimidate people into going along with what they want and if organizations and businesses don't comply they'll be driven out of business they'll be picketed they'll be defunded l b they'll be in such a backlash on social media that they'll be permanently damaged so no i feel that it's actually compelled speech that's being put forward by the leftist and progressive people it is an injustice especially unfortunately you know in the united states and he's a structure in joss's so we have to hear the voices of these people when they actually. demand change and i think this is the right moment to change and that's

maybe why you know companies now they're doing that i don't think that is because they feel intimidated or not i think actually because they understood that there may be experiencing an you in alignment and they understand that we have to get back into confidential all the fortune you know going to have all the prevention so it's a matter of balance i think we have 2007 rights and go back to before we didn't have i don't care if you feel that an injustice has occurred nobody has the right to go out beat people murder people loot stores steal the effect on handbags in the name of their social justice cause i love to call them now with a geisha stop 0 because there's an almost fascist element to the a l g b t community now they're absolutely the most recent rampant arbiters of cancell culture they love to destroy people they love to destroy people's careers old business as should be in bold and in politics and will soon. in social impact absolutely 100 percent it's a measure of social responsibility entrepreneurs well you know i try to donate as

much as i can because we have to give back to the community unfortunately we know that this state funding is not enough so we need to companies and big enterprises that to be sensitive and help you know organizations that are trying to do something right it's really gone far beyond justice it's gone far beyond equality it's now about really trying to control other people and it's particularly sad in this instance because now they've actually just completely shamed and made a target of an organization that's trying to help abused women battered women so now battered women are going to be receiving less resources because people are demanding that to funding an organization that's designed to try to help women who are abused. a new hospital for coronavirus patients has opened its doors in the spanish capital but the inauguration which was held without staff was met with protests critics are calling the isabella hospital facility in madrid

a vanity project and say it's not ready to receive patients it was built in 100 days at a cost of 100000000 euros twice the original budget open initially with 240 beds but so far only has one 6th of the workers needed to function around $200.00 local medics rallied outside the building on tuesday they believe the money should have been spent on existing hospitals which have suffered years of budget cuts and. officials should not be investing more than 100000000 in them to be. helped if they realise this and make a better choice there are many structures and professionals in need of investment and we do not think that's a fairy tale should be asking for volunteers to go to an empty hospital while we have overcrowded ones. or this fall is. months of unrest among the spanish medical staff over slashed budgets and working conditions in october the country's doctors

held their 1st national strike in 25 years and last week thousands of medics rallied in madrid against the staff cuts in madrid based political scientist tumble layo questions whether there is a practical need for the clinic in the long run it's too much money for just a lot of must be done on the just what action. they need what is going to be these new hospital what anybody knows. spain we don't know how i'm not sure now tells them will cost. them it's only for their original cell phone example if you are going on hills you know you're going to. do have to go to the hospital in your area so do some of the problems with these. problems with the aim. the problem is these no longer. use

them. 34 minutes that's when i'll be back with another full and fresh look at the news this is our international. ellwood forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders to conflict with the 1st law show your identification or should be very careful about official intelligence and the point is to create trust ever the shia. areas chocked it with artificial intelligence will summon the. robot must protect its own existence was mixed. this is. what happens when people lose trust in the family in the

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