it up on me ah, the headlines this, our police officer's shot dead in sweden becomes the 1st killed in the line of duty since 2007 administered your violence that the opposition blames on migrant also to come in and 1st again, so called woke culture president macro wounds, that progressive american ideas, race, utilizing france, we get some insight essentially trying to use an american blueprint for friendship . feisty, which is really very different from america, i think step backwards than they and they start to break the society of hard and being vaccinated doesn't always mean unrestricted travel. european medicines agencies yet to approve an indian version of the astrazeneca job that many in britain have already received.

ah, good evening. you're watching out the international just gone 11 o'clock in the sky . no sweden has been less stunned by the killing of a police officer 1st incident of its kind in more than a decade. a 17 year old swedish man has been arrested. it is unknown if the officer with the initial target of the attack. however, the instant does come amid a spike in crime across the country and the opposition is pointing the finger at migration policy. saskia taylor has more after years of trying he finally landed his dream job on the 4th. but on that dream job he was killed. apparently caught in the cross has of the gang related incident. the death of a 33 year old swedish policeman. how spark shock in a nation which rarely wakes up to such stories,

only twice in the last 20 years. but things are changing because sweden is in the grip of what's been called a crime epidemic. be increasing, done violence in sweden is unique in comparison with most of the countries in europe. it is a kind of social contagion. if we're shooting takes place, another usually takes place close to in both time and space. the 5th uptake and violence has become a political battle ground on one side, the government's taken no tolerance on. it would not be my 1st option to bring in the military, but i am prepared to do whatever is necessary to make sure the serious organized crime is stamped out. but the opposition party both suite and democrats, accused the prime minister of failing to name the root of the problem as it sees it

. migration back in 2015 sweden took in the largest number of refugees in the e u per capita. 160000 in the following year, sex offenses tripled. 2 years later, 73 percent of suspected martyrs. what migrants are 58 percent of convicted rapists and for tough battles. well, 85 percent of gang members in the country now have an immigrant background from primarily muslim countries. the government has been unwilling to make a direct link. but for those who are cheap patrol the streets, the link makes itself. it is no longer a secret today that much of the problems of gang and network crime with the shootings and the explosions is linked to immigration to sweden in recent decades. when you like me,

have the opportunity to follow cases at the individual level. you see that basically everyone who shoots or is shot in gun conflicts originates from the balkans, the middle east, north or east africa voting trends. so how much of a flash point this has become? so back in 2010, the anti immigrant suite and democrats took just 5.7 percent of the vote. in 2018. they took 18 percent and now the 3rd biggest party, the government for its part reading the room just passed a law making refugee residents permit temporary. but for many, it's too little too late. in the meantime, of the rector, it gets more and more heated. the local muslim population is finding that famously taller and sweet and had to far less tolerant underbelly bonding books. the gang battles, hand grenades, no ghosts owens? is it any wonder that's fair within that the country's very democracy?

is that threat whether or not the tide can be turned? one thing is shaw. the image of sweden tolerant sweden, the safe haven may now be cracking. the french integrity is at risk according to president micron, who's blaming leftist american ideology for dividing society. he thinks the u. s. is winding the clock back on issues like race and gender. i am seeing society becoming progressively more racial. we had freed ourselves from this approach and now we are once more categorizing people according to their race. and by doing that, we're totally placing them on the house arrest is remark. there came in an interview with elle magazine at a time when the new generation of activists names racism in the country. and it's colonial past panel also believes that the so called white culture only sparks division the more give them the cancel culture or the

overly a dennis. again, the type issues, the critical race theory are creating missions, i think step backward than they and they start to break the society part of the very valid point. i think it's an american import, the people to believe in this, essentially a trying to use an american blueprint for french society, which is really very different from america. history is very different. race relations are very different. the issue of slavery doesn't exist in france in the way that it exists in america. it has existed, but not at all founding. you know, the existence of the, the country itself, where people say, next one scene is really decent with us institute. nobody wants to meet all the jurors. nobody wants to do. all of these things about anybody's moving. and then if i remember,

there is no nation anymore because friends and the other counties are to the who are the, you know, be new to me so many going to view the older people do on to other bugs with other people. and then the one that goes into their whole who she is issues that are being discussed. nothing can be done by that. so we'll be focusing on these identity and these are so the end of the lead to any doing that goes from the changing substance. changing edge exchange, i'm going to get the game, but that's, that's how i just remember that facebook says it is combating extremism in the us with a new prom tasking uses. if they know any body flu thing that fall into ideology, it even asked people to report from family and friends if they spot anything on toward. but it's an update. this also being slammed as

a well he and his kel morphine explains. in the last few days, a number of facebook users got a bizarre message when they logged in. some users got a message saying that they may have been exposed to violent extremist content. others got a message urging them to report their friends who may be becoming violent extremist, a bit or well in. don't you think? here's what the facebook spokesperson had to say on it. this test is part of our launch work to assess ways to provide resources and support to people on facebook who may have engaged with or exposed to extremis content, or who may know someone who is at risk, the entire approach condemned that condemns itself. and the fact that like the artificial intelligence isn't, doesn't get irony, doesn't get humor, doesn't get the difference between a's and have an anti ation. hey,

i can't tell the difference between anything. i don't trust the algorithm. i don't trust the company and thousands of people. i know on facebook would like to leave it the facebook from never offered a very clear definition of what extremism is, i guess it's in the eye of the beholder. however, facebook has announced the partnership with an n g o based in chicago called life after hate. that is intended to help people escape the violent far right. now there's all come after months of pressure on facebook to crack down on certain viewpoints. you can take this content now, you can reduce division. you can fix this, but you choose not to. you have the means, but time after time you are picking engagement and profit over the health and safety of your users, our nation, and our democracy. the dirty truth is that they are relying on algorithms to purposely promote conspiratorial device of are extreme with contents so that they

can take money more money and ad dollars. we can do this with you or without you. and we will not on facebook, want you to tell them if someone you know, is becoming an extremist which these days is synonymous with thinking for yourself and having a backbone. i haven't gotten any warnings from facebook that i might be interacting with political extremists. and it's really making me feel like a nerd with lame france. at this point, facebook has engaged in mass bands of individuals deemed to be problematic. it has taken measures to work against certain news outlets, and it's even given a long term ban to a former us president. but all of that is not enough. americans are still thinking for themselves and asking dangerous questions. so now we have extremism notices. what will be next? this is suddenly and rapidly getting to the ludicrous level of communist,

political enforcement and ideas that if you, on the one hand, terrifying and on the other hand amusing because they're going way too far away to brad. and everyone seems to be laughing about they are responding as been who media is composed entirely of millions of customers who are planning a violent revolution against the government. and it's the social media outfit job to get to the bottom of that and solve it. and they're storing all the data and sharing it with the sitting government. it's ridiculous, there's nobody planning a revolution. there's nothing for them to be concerned about. the business of inflating the danger of right wing extremism is nothing more than them attempting to criminalize political descent in order to shut it down out of fear. it is very much domestic terrorism. the kind there are using the right wing. but it's actually social media trying to scare people into shutting up about things they don't want to talk about. move needs in brief now,

and these dramatic pictures from the gulf, from mexico show of red blaze from a ruptured underwater pipeline from an oil rig. i saw a ghastly, i was to blame solutions. i have said that the flames of not being put on there aren't reports of injuries or fatality the the season in japan is sugar a deadly landslide side of the capital. take here, 2 people reported killed at least 20 missing homes have been flooded or swept away entirely. emergency services are carrying at rescue operations through the night. despite fog limiting visibility and hundreds of work of class with police and charles, the cool air force in paris eating cools the process of new contract, cut their wages management a day that they have no choice after the sun in travel. during the pandemic run a spark delay to some passengers missing their like the news cyber attacks. and this information from abroad,

including by foreign spy agencies, have for the 1st time being brought into a special section of russia. russia's national security bill, president putin signed into law on saturday, and it is a broad stretch g to with artes murdered. cast the reports. well, it isn't precisely new, it's rather amended amended for the latest challenges, the latest threats facing russian national security, russian culture, the russian, the russian state says stop, you would expect, such as nathan activity, nathan encroachment towards russia's borders as well as the development of sophisticated more sophisticated offensive happening there is also a point about russian national security being threatened by exercise exercise carried out by native states with, with regard to the use of nuclear weapons. but those are, those are traditional threats. that's much more in the threats. potentially,

the threats that are already emerging, such as the inflammation and psychological attacks on russia other than the political pressure, the military pressure, the economic pressure. there is an effort on the way to sort of the stabilize russia according to this report, from within and from, without, from outside, by destructive actors who are seeking to harmless, you know, public anger with, because of because of the hardships that russians face. for example, because of the pandemic, the economic was that, that is caused and some acts as the seeking to use that i get to do directed against the russian state. at the same time, the reports obviously recognizes that there is a need for social justice. there is a need to purge corruption and marcia, for more effort to be made and effective governance as well. i need to protect russian culture and identity, traditional values in the country. it goes on to list. hopefully you get a size that things are going the wrong way,

such as you've being more patriotic nowadays than perhaps in the pot. there is also the climate reference, the emerging and the significant threat of climate change. russia, of course, experiencing it more than many other states in the world, but regarding the temperature changes and, and how the weather change there, the melting of permafrost as much as know. it also says that russia must guarantee and develop blue carbon technologies to safe god. it's fugette and national security sort of gas dive and i still had to decide, bridging the generation gap during the pandemic and 9 year old streams exercise classes to the delights of care residence. we'll have a look at a story and the positive reaction she's been receiving just off the news

. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have crazy foundation. let it be an arms race is often very dramatic. development only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, a very critical time. time to sit down and talk i and now we're in an area where we're trying to save the planet. we want to be able to use energy and have specialized but also to live on a healthy planet. and the challenge is energy. it's the emissions of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases that we're trying to manage. and there's many different ways of doing that. the transition has begun in transition and it's proceeding along many different ways with

the news. ah, oh, hello again. now the millions living in britain have received an indian made astrazeneca vaccine may find it difficult if they want to travel to continental europe. now it's because the medicines agency still hasn't approved a job with moral not his shandey edwards dashti while summer is endav here in the united kingdom. brits hoping to travel across to europe to have a holiday may have to now think again, it comes as millions of people may have been given the wrong jobs of the vaccination. in fact, they may have been given the indian version of astrazeneca job. now the reason why

that's an issue is because it hasn't been approved by the vaccine possible scheme. meaning that anybody traveling to europe would have to then enter into that quarantine at paris are not able to skip it. so department for health in the united kingdom here doesn't really give a number of how many people could actually be affected by this. but it could be as many as 5000000 people because that's the number of doses that were imported throughout the year. and 2020 want. meanwhile the u. k. the vaccination program leaders have said the job is just as effective. the most important part of this is that people who have received these but she should be reassured that they have received exactly the same stuff as people who have received other badges made elsewhere. this is an administrative hurdle that needs to be straightened out over a you vac saint paul for which was just launched on thursday, only recognizes jobs approved by the european regulator now on cobra shield. the european union simply says it's free to request authorization anytime at once for

the this point, it hasn't yet done so essentially saying the pool is in cobra shields court. however, on a governmental level, e u. member states are somewhat able to flex and bend the rules all most by allowing travelers with vaccines approved by the world health organization to use the passport to. however, this is where it gets even more complicated considering kind of a show job was widely provided for african countries. the international kofax program says the may is discriminating against those lower income countries. any measured, the only allows people protected by a subset of w h. show approved vaccines to benefit from the reopening of travel into with that region would effectively create a 2 tier system further widening the global vaccine divide and exacerbating the inequalities. they were sent the beginning of the year, the british government long hail the code of ed vaccination program. i was that

ticket out of the pandemic, but with a mixed up like this one on. indeed the rise of the delta veteran here in the united kingdom. we only have to look at the last week alone to see a 46 percent rise in the delta variance. it seems that many countries across europe are very worried about about brits coming into the country, regardless of which job they've had. and regardless of how many so as we heard there, then as britain battles, the new delta k very graph is the strain will plunge the rest of europe into a 3rd wave of the virus. the 3 conditions for a new wave of excess hospitalizations. and that's before the autumn or dead for in place. new variance deficit in vaccine uptake increased social mixing and there will be a new wave in the w to pin region unless we remain disciplined. while the un does horn, the number of cases across europe jumped by 10 percent last week. most vaccines are

effective against the delta vary, but only 2 shots guarantee. a higher level of protection. i mean the, the variance and worsening statistics. the u has launched the digital cove, it's difficult to allow people to travel freely across the block is basically a, a q r code that shows a person's code status and whether they are and not kill 80, have tested negative or have recovered with anti bodies. but it's not totally full proof because the certificates are easy to forge and the system does not check legitimacy. let kill on college and professor lauren's young highlights. the challenges ahead if we have, as we do differing rates vaccination across europe, that is going to create some problems i think in terms of travel. and we know that this more infectious variant is spreading. we know the various vaccine platforms that have been developed,

including the are and platforms are being modified now and trial individuals to check that we will be able to generate even better protective community against barriers. and i guess it's a case of keeping an eye on levels of, of protection levels of antibodies. so there is a complication to vaccine. paul's falls, not only in terms of variance, but also one of the current big unknowns is how long does the protective immunity induced by vaccination actually last, we believe it to be more than 6 months. so there is an issue here about whether or not we're going to have to have some way of just measuring antibodies. it's not difficult or a test that you can do this very easily, but it may be that to keep vaccine passports up to date and relevant. we may need to start testing antibody levels in individuals after

a period of time to make sure they do have sufficient community. finally, this, our 9 year old girl has become an online sensation after streaming exercise classes to care home residents around the world. she started filming during the pandemic to help connect the older generation. the curve pandemic had the most vulnerable in society. the hardest. both young and old schools were closed and care homes were locked down. those empower tried desperately to keep the virus at bay. but i solution was the inevitable consequence for all but some like 9 year old had bryson from east and button sher decided to do something about it, forced to stay at home herself. she started her own online fitness classes, specifically for care her residence. and the idea really took off during was in quite a lot. and i found like i was keeping on arguing and it was nice. i think the focus and gauge. i

really want to go and doing that in raleigh, due to her my confidence, who's doing well and i lost all my confidence and she really did struggle. we went through a lot. she was, i saw my, we get a kind of disappear. she came to play, the argument started coming. she couldn't find the food to get from where we way or at the end of 2020 to 20 or we are no, i mean, i can't see her grade. i am or if i should name, i don't even who to do that and i'm 59. how does video just seem to $167.00 care homes worldwide, including in australia and america? inspired by the death of her grandmother, had to work with physiotherapists and put together the chair based workout suitable for people of all ages. many of the residents taking part suffer from dementia for some of those in the home deprive of contact with friends and family. it was

a lifeline residents here at the dementia care home in brack know amongst some of have a sound for them. the classes are linked with the outside world. a great keep it activity. and a lot of fun to i think is very important because when you say you up very naturally when you get older, you need to do them. also i think it helps people who perhaps don't so bonding with other people and they can see you doing them. and then they join in for you walked in new jersey, south of the multi thing is and i think when you're older you tend to forget some of the things you know when you when you see the young people doing something or saying some new things or back and you start laughing in a year and there isn't. if you are just sick and he was here and half the people would talk it out. if you're doing exciting, most people joining always helps you. it makes you feel yourself

while schools in calhoun are back in business for now. if the virus continues to search that enforced isolation could return to. but with those like heather, promising to keep them healthy and happy, then the next few months might be a little easier. you watching artie will be back with more stories in just over 30 minutes. ah ah ah ah ah ah

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well, i'm glad you made it. oh you especially. oh, good to see you here. welcome. redacted and i did the show where americans in america covering american news called foreign agents. read it, one of the most influential websites in the world that i am really close to learning how to use. i am like so. i'm pretty sure there's something to do with voting and means beyond that. little foggy little fox. but anyway, it's a social news aggregation site and currently the 7th most visited site in the united states and the 18th most visited in the world reading out sites like quit or instagram e bay, and even naked women licking pineapples dot com. it was founded in 2005 by steve huffman, alexis, honey and, and aaron swartz, alexis is better known as mister serina williams. but he wants you to know he's his own person, who they don't tell us any banners do. okay,

just because you can bank branch, does it be a bridge isn't cable but of course alexis is not even the most important co founder of read it. that would be aaron florence who will come back to in a minute. anyway, until a few years ago. read it was considered a somewhat free corner of the internet almost, and our kids stick in it vest for even and democratic ideals, often anti establishment in the story that would get boosted the most on and in their communities. since that time, however, read it has seemed to change banning large swath of both left wing and right wing speech. and it happened around the same time that they appointed jessica, a shoe as their director of policy in 2017 while i'm for any read it higher up and just some nerdy coder with their fingers all day and orange from

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