because of. one. deal. when the afternoon chews day here in the headlines russia starts clinical trials of a light version of its sputnik the covert vaccine as global demand grows. e.u. leaders openly criticized tech giants ban on president trump but for the it brings up a broader questions about freedom of speech. not good laws and britain's prime minister reportedly called exercising nonetheless many miles from his home in an apparent breach of his own government's rulings.

hello there good day from moscow this is art international broadcasting round the world from our h.q. here with me kevin oh in for the next 30 minutes great to have you company by the way so 1st the news that russia is developing and express their interview very covert vaccine as national and global demand grows the simplified version dubbed the light protects apparently for a shorter period of time but only requires one dose instead of the usual 2 rounds of shots seems efficacies they can gauge so far is thought to be around 85 percent to nicol trials involving $150.00 volunteers should be completed the think by the end of the year maine time mexico's become the latest nation to consider buying tens of millions of doses of russia's original covert vaccine sputnik v. is a senior correspondent. the sputnik the vaccine once scorned and maligned is turning into an international bestseller production is surging to an average of

130000 doses a day so $4000000.00 doses over the next month the vaccine has already been approved in algeria and argentina serbia believe ia other countries and move by as a lineup i can say the vaccine is affected more than 90 percent based on the trial doubts and also less allergic reaction that ability skill ability cost all these all the pet meter that are already in for any vaccine to roll out. one of the scrutiny experienced advantages over the competition aside from price is that it's easier to transport or to store so a simple frege will do them 5 of them and then of vaccines they require deep freeze as low as minus 70 degrees celsius so cold storage which isn't widely available in much of the developing world which is most of the world the sputnik we vaccines

high quality and efficacy are stimulating growing interest from more and more countries these translates into wider jorgen feel free scrooge creation to leverage and production palestine denied the vaccine by israel has become the 1st in the middle east to greenlight sputnik the main interest of the. us with the worse is that it's using a. lot the sin and universe has been used in force does this it is different in order to reduce. the. reverse of the cause of the believe yes it is. good chance to know that the difference is a dentist in india the russian shot has just passed phase 2 trials without a hitch with only phase 3 to go already deals have been signed to produce 300000000 doses of sputnik in india the phase 2 study in india showed

a very good safety profile we are working closely towards fast tracking the launch of the sputnik the vaccine in india all in all few nations are putting all their money on any one horse saw that see anything could happen from supply shortages to unforseen side effects like the pfizer vaccines allergic reactions which is why it makes sense to make sure that you've got different jobs. we'll keep you posted on this next to european leaders have publicly questioned twitter's permanent ban of president trump representatives of both the german chancellor and the french president want the tech giant's move raises wider worries about freedom of speech is artie's europe correspondent peter oliver. who regulates the free speech gate keepers is concerning european leaders at the moment while they were united in their condemnation of the violence that we saw in washington d.c. last wednesday there has been no objections to the subsequent actions of companies

like twitter and facebook to dump donald trump from their platforms german chancellor angela merkel has said that it's not the job of social media companies to decide who gets a voice and who doesn't speak to the chancellor considers it problematic that the accounts of the us president have now been permanently blocked there's also concern in france over the power social media giants have shown that they have and you know the person silencing them on social networks which have become a form of public space seems to me a complicated matter in the absence of specifically established criteria digital regulation should not be done by the digital or the go cute self regulation of the digital spheres amounts of sovereign people governments and the judiciary the commissioner for internal market bret's on has long been a big voice calling for tougher regulations on tech giants he described the capitol

hill riot that we saw last wednesday in washington d.c. as the 911 moment for social media according to mr brett all following that violence and the subsequent actions of social media companies to a sitting u.s. president from their platforms nothing can be the same again the food the c.e.o. composed the plug on poets is loudspeaker without any checks and balances is perplexing the oldest emotions in his proof that a powerful and brigley to digital space room innocent of the wild west has a profound impact on the very foundations of our modern democracies social media giants and banning donald trump from their platforms has poured gasoline on to. the fire of the free speech the bait that's been going on for a while now what we heard from teary brett on the e.u. commissioner in charge of these things is there are 2 pieces of legislation that would tabled by the e.u.

commission at the end of december that we'll be looking to address this further in europe they'll be putting tight reins on the social media giants as well as what can be posted on their platforms peter all of our europe correspondent but it's not only world politicians rights groups are also warning that the trouble could be a slippery slope next taylor reports that there's apparently a growing disconnect between the values that washington preaches and current developments across the country. america the land of the free people i've met in china and russia in afghanistan and iraq and other places who yearn for freedom and who look to this building and these shores as a place of hope the american people and the greatest democracy the world has ever known this temple to democracy over the policy a few decades the u.s. has been busy exporting its brand of democracy all over the world but it looks like fine me the walls run dry in its own backyards and what could have been lifted from

a dystopian sayf i block mayor episodes twitter facebook instagram snap top the list goes on don't trump out of his accounts so good that his biggest step yet to limit president trying to reach twitter has permanently suspended president trump's account whether has announced it is cutting off or is in trump's ability to post on the social media site permanently president of course used twitter extremely frequently and to extreme controversy president trump has been violating rules all over social media for a long time so the american president given amount by tens of millions of voters to run the country silenced by on the elected technocrats instead of. out with the american constitution in with twit says thompson uses but even that apparently is too little too late in today's america we need solutions that don't start after

untold damage has been done change in these dangerous dynamics requires more than just the temperature silencing or permanent removal of bad actors from social media platforms and just like a paranoid dictator is convinced he's surrounded by enemies big taxies bad actors have free while trump loyalists annoy is leading the election ford claims right wing talk show hosts all sense that the story looked because apparently that clinton got michael voters riled up enough to storm the capital now. duct taping trump and a few of his cronies is one thing but what to do about the 75000000 americans who've raylene like red taps now we need to on brainwash and reeducate about 71000000 voters and their children who follow trump supporters need to rejig gave themselves a lot of things but one of them is the definition of democracy now we have to figure out how to reeducate all the people trump and fox news have damaged but before all this great how about some good old erosion of the fast amendment take

the twit to start up scene as a safe space for conservative voices while no more after thought in influx of people angry at twitter censorship story policy pano was dropped by apple google and this is obviously a collusive action on the part of these incredibly powerful entities who are seeking to not just destroy their competition but effectively to silence people who are supporters of the president online for years i heard it invalid to object to political censorship by facebook and twitter because if you don't like it you can just create a competing social media platform parlor tried and in 24 hours google apple and amazon united to destroy it that's what monopoly power means it's not just the internet that's become a no go zone for these new enemies of the state big time political donors from an

oil companies to big banks have turned off the money tap to lawmakers who backed trump in questioning the election results when a few are trump paid well good luck finding a job or any of trump's fellow fabulous suburban forbes will assume that everything your company or firm talks about is a lie i mean what's next informing on people oh wait let's name and shame them off to some amazing work by j.s. railton and friends here easy. friess and i guess his moms pay attention to the shirts and hats and glasses well. they have a star direct market and in maryland you've got an employee to investigate. no not to chapter out of all whiles 984 just america the land of the free in 2021. taylor reporting so that part of the social networking site popular

transport as we heard is no suing amazon food being removed from its web hosting service to america's boom bust show discuss that latest and whether online joints give users the same protections that maybe they're lower themselves what we're seeing right now also is truly unprecedented in terms of tech companies deciding what companies can exist and deciding that if you don't behave the way we want you to get all the way we want you to we'll simply shut you down and it's a pretty shocking thing they have happening right now in the technology space it is and i think there's a difference here i want to play devil's advocate here ben where it is a private company technically so they're allowed to make these rules you check the box when you log in you create your cow and sign up for it right. well you get sure of all the companies right but what's really interesting about this is this whole argument over section 230 right everyone's talking about section 2 3rd again section 230 is written in a way that essentially protects

a platform from being responsible for what users upload so in theory the same section $230.00 protection that twitter and facebook and google and youtube use to protect themselves is that is not being afforded a parlor to say hey we're not a publisher so if people come on our platform and they say things that you don't like we're not the publisher of that but we're we're merely a platform for people to speak and these tech companies are saying hey you can't be a platform you have to be a publisher therefore controlling editorializing every piece of content on your platform. no to go to here is a case of maybe one rule for some but another for those who make the rules well british prime minister boris johnson's apparently been caught exercising 11 kilometers no less from his residence says spite his government's clear

instructions to people not to exercise outside the local area whatever that might be it's just days after 2 women were fined hundreds of pounds for driving just 8 kilometers for a war the fines were rescinded after a massive public criticism. the next they're looking at how johnson's bad example comes at the very worst possible time for britain in the pandemic. the relentless search of 19 infections up and down the country has prompted a stark warning from the health secretary. it's an unwelcome message for many across britain but professor chris witty who's the chief medical officer advisor to the government says tougher restrictions are absolutely unavoidable the next few weeks are going to be. times of mamma's internationalists well hospitals are being pushed to absolute breaking point last

week we had the mayor of london city karnit declare a major incident which just gives you an idea of the scale that the n.h.s. is facing but also we've had major incidents also being declared in areas like sorry and sussex and those on the frontline say the situation is dire we're most grieved means there are hospitals. this is. where all this comes as the government unveils its vaccination plan includes the opening of 7 mass vaccination centers across the country but there is a widespread perception that the government keeps over promising and under delivering it it comes as a poll finds that around 72 percent of people think that the government has not acted fast enough with 42 percent say they're absolutely too slow but there are still plenty of people out there who think the lockdown shouldn't be in place at all and they clashed with police over that we can't.

do the vaccine very much does provide some light at the end of the tunnel but there are many. pull out that have no doubt that things are going to get worse before they get better the n.h.s. is struggling now in some parts of the country there are no beds and people are being shipped around the country and in some places there is a shortage of oxygen there is no doubt about it the n.h.s. is on the brink and the big message from the secretary of state is to really employ people to follow the rules do not go out and less it's necessary the n.h.s. i think is close to breaking point i think the government has been too slow right from the beginning there were too slow to law down to regionally we are an island

we could have closed our borders easily but we let people in from china and from northern italy and from spain they brought the infection with them they were too slow to get people where moss they were too slow here originally lot down and they've been too slow with lock down since and of course we've had the relaxation of christmas which was a very foolish thing to do in my opinion so yes i think we've had we have a prime minister who's been hesitant to lock down and he's been too slow to act and that's been the story throughout this very sorry. well like him and all what a lot he's got on his plate britain's in a double bind right now the worst point of the pandemic according to the health sector is we heard yesterday can be a real tough couple of weeks coming up plus cold and all that red tape as well as companies try to trade early days with you or a post or across that but it was stories when the bat.

seemed wrong. just. yet to seep out just to. educate and engage with equals betrayal. when something find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. franklin kind of one of the architects of america it's all this how it was going to ask when you can vote for free money the republic is done and this is what just happened 2020 electoral people voted for free money and now it's officially her

band frank what it's done it's. done. again thanks once again it's international today hope your day is going ok so for now this is interesting news university of milan study has found the origins of the pandemic maybe closer to home than previously thought a new report saying that patient 0 may have been infected in italy back in november 29th a whole week earlier than the 1st registered case in china as a world health organization investigative teams jus to arrive in china on thursday to try to probe just how this virus started it comes as china reports the biggest daily surge in covert cases in almost half

a year now. i left home on january deforest and haven't returned yet the neighborhood is closed out i live in the office now. will take 10 random samples and test them at the same time this is a routine operation to increase efficiency while maintaining an accuracy using this method one that along with 3 others can test 30000 samples a day. a

. new survey that lashed out at donald trump in the wake of the capitol hill riot while the hollywood star and former california governor spoke about his childhood in post nazi austria and compared the president's actions to what happened in the run up to world war 2 now i grew up in austria and very aware of christine well the night of broken glass waste it was the day of broken gas right here in united states president trump sobs to overturn the results of an election you saw the cool but misleading people with. my southern our neighbors were misled also with lies and i don't know where such lies lead. kristallnacht was a wave of attacks on jews across germany in austria in 1988 the name comes from the shattered glass that littered the streets of the nazi paramilitary forces raided and vandalized synagogues and jewish owned stores dozens of jews were killed and

thousands arrested that night but mary clip director of the durban holocaust and genocide center thinks parallels with last week's events are misguided. believe that allergies are unhelpful and certainly her across the energies are inappropriate we always have to look at the context each circumstance and each shift our local context it needs and the new aren't needs to be. always taken into consideration and each occasion in each circumstance needs to be unpacked in its entirety because for the how many survivors still out today the holocaust is not a memory it's not history it's lived experience it's the loss of the family members the torture the the polling circumstances that they were forced to endure and so as dreadful as these events and these particular events last week were on

capitol hill we need to be careful in making analogies around calling it chris down . a spot that's ramping up further the u.s. is imposing new additional tariffs on higher e.u. wines now amid a long running trade dispute between washington and brussels wine producers while this could lose them almost a 1000000000 euro in exports this year alone. of course these new tariffs pose a real threat for us moreover previously it's affected only under 14 percent strength winds but now it covers all types of wine it effects the whole french wine industry and no doubt we will feel the consequences of this standoff especially amid those countries that don't have such tariffs and this is such a bad time as the state of trade ties with the us is already dire because of the pandemic and we have kind of a large export volume to the us thus even with

a mirror tariff increase on american wines we suffer more than they do so a very potted history here tensions between the u.s. and europe escalated in 2019 a row of an airplane subsidies there resulted in to moves with america putting 25 percent levies on some european wines and now with more a whole being targeted french produces a calling on the government for help we can export by placing them on the edge of an abyss it is the entire wine and spirits sector the 2nd largest contributor to the balance of our country which is in danger. in this case it would be better if taxes and other payments were decreased for example we wind producers provide the french economy with money via those taxes and that is ok but when we face a situation when our industry suffers the government would do better to ease some taxes we don't get any support from the government and to receive it well you know

we have nearly 0 rates with the current almost communist french administration. and since french wine isn't the only product getting punishment on the continent dutch news videos gone viral no showing a u.k. drive because have some edges confiscated it's serious stuff that the e.u. has banned the british me products over fears they contain dangerous pathogens maybe like foot and mouth disease even the dutch border guards though found their move mildly amusing. it on older brother not yeah ok let me take them off a marriage yeah very good i tickled to meet the brit know everything will be. meanwhile british companies are suffering huge delays the reason being turned back at the border as they try to ship to europe post rex it's still early days traffic through the key u.k. poured over 85 percent on 2019 drivers reporting big hold ups of ours ellis

blackamoor works for one logistics firm in central england and some of the new obstacles in a bit more detail. we found that the clarity of requirements for boards and an exporter had been called problematic since the expression has come into place been the. we have a great deal write downs from hygiene marci on what decorations need to work. however those who regularly change in the logistical issues at the ports manage it . and once we've got some clarity from the group and what we can pass on to our. end of the. trip so you want to go. in changing the you believed it would work alternately has it worked out that way. and i don't know. what. now and another brick said of sickles developing up north the

probably dependent scottish national party is demanding boris johnson pay billions of pounds compensation then to scotland for the damage bracks it's doing to its economy party member angus macneil told us why. of course nobody's benefiting from black setbacks it's a complete lose lose scenario but in my part of the universe as an island to scotland we're going to see the worst of all of you know from this exit that's been visited on people of the european union can get 5000000000 in 5000000000 euros in the u.k. go and understand cough up too and i'd argue that the highlands and islands deserve more than others because they're disproportionately disadvantaged by the exit to get out and is the black city years have made the european union beautiful us that made them king because no every best has one of every company selling it the european market has to keep the bureaucrats with the clipboards happy people that never saw before they're certainly seeing that no recent poll suggests that support

for scottish independence from the u.k. is growing as i guess will again explains. well in 2014 scotland was told by a voting just in the united kingdom was going to gather in t.o. a place within the european union whether less than 2 years later for the blacks at referendum we saw that more than 12 scotland was lied to affectively would also told doing just deed the united kingdom would lead the united kingdom when we want to destroy lead by steam in the european union we were too low to have any sort of veto within the united kingdom and that we're going to the city to school we we get that dealt with england and wheels what is significant is in 24 to 55 percent of scots footed the united kingdom if you union but in 201662 percent of course would you just be in the european union if european union more popular with spots of referendums than the united kingdom and that discussion just goes on and on too

doesn't it well that's what we're talking about so far if you were to find out more check out r.t. dot com great site downloader up if you have got that are ready to get any breaking news as straight to mobile device or check out any of us socials for now though that's exactly when the 9 minutes past one of the afternoon moscow time kevin 0 in signing off by the name. of.

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confront let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development the only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by a dream shaped by phone person.