getting more for taste for politics bax go to the polls with a wider range of choices. and then extra time winner against flamengo puts liverpool on top of the world. hello protest against india's new citizenship lord turning into the biggest domestic challenge to prime minister narendra modi since he came to power at least 23 people have been killed in just over a week of protests and activists are accusing police of using excessive force opponents say the law the scrim in it's against muslims and as an attack on the secular constitution sabrina stressed the reports from new delhi. police in the northern state with that but they are not taking chances. did bonds while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new citizenship law the police are being accused of using excessive force oh. what start to. as a student demonstration has grown into one large a movement to denounce what governments often and say is divisive and discriminatory legislation. the l

leaders take in the british results and they fought their blocks only way forward a brussels summit bax commission's president of the phone to alliance green deal which pledges to make the e.u. carbon neutral in the coming decades. plus rescue workers launch a risky mission to recover the bodies of 8 people killed in a volcanic eruption the new zealand just one breath of the toxic gases on the island could prove fatal. i'm calm assman welcome to the program it looks like britain's conservatives now have their mandate for bracks at all signs point to a massive win for prime minister boris johnson's party in thursday's election the official exit poll showed a strong majority in parliament and that's being confirmed as we see results starting to trickle in with conservative candidates winning seats even in traditional labor strongholds that's raising questions about the future of labor leader jeremy course. and you see him there his party appears to have suffered a historic loss dropping below 200 seats for the 1st time since the 1930 s. vote counting will continue to go on throughout the

rose bax recycled from trash and homemade champ just some examples of gifts designed to appeal to the climate conscious consumer coupled with black friday boycotts on instagram anti consumerism now a significant trend. well not at this christmas market at alexanderplatz right in the heart of berlin here the vibe is much more by you buying by. it can mean i can't imagine christmas without presents at all what kind of christmas with that right now i can't imagine christmas without presents at all though in germany christmas related spending per capita has risen steadily over the past few years. in the united states christmas spending has almost doubled in the past 20 years. and on a single day in november chinese shopping giant alibaba nearly matched cameroon's entire economic output in 2018 in that context the anti consumerism movement is just a drop in the ocean. with you. did you know that the prices you see online could be determined by the kind of device you're using it's just one example of what's called personalized pricing using other with methods online retailers get you to buy

businesses have been shut in people told to keep their cars off the road jessica washington has been at a bax anation center in the capital apia. it's day 2 of some massive measles vaccination campaign and the team here at the emergency response headquarters are compiling the numbers from day one efforts so far they've indicated at least 16000 people were vaccinated here in samoa on thursday those efforts will continue today on friday with the focus being on city and urban areas some mall is still in shutdown mode the roads are empty and businesses are closed that's all part of an effort by authorities here to make it as simple as possible for the medical teams going door to door to administer vaccinations authorities say efforts are going well thus far and things should go back to normal as soon as possible place in india have shot and killed 4 suspects in the gang rape and murder of a veterinarian the men were taken to the scene of last week's alleged crime in southern hyderabad and were shot when they tried to escape incident comes after another rape victim was set on fire by a gang as she

getting more photos for politics it was bax go to the polls with a wider choice plus. i'm rob reynolds on the us mexico border where president trump's border wall is under construction in one of the most biologically diverse areas in north america. protests against india's new citizenship laura turning into the biggest domestic challenge to prime minister narendra modi's since he came to power at least 25 people have been killed in just over a week of protests activists are accusing police of using excessive force opponents say the law discriminates against muslims and is an attack on the secular constitution sabinus trust the reports from new delhi. that it was police in the north who stated with that but they are not taking chances. did vans while firing tear gas at protesters who are defying a government ban to congregate in large crowds. every tactic is being used to quash nationwide protests against a new citizenship law the police are being accused of using excessive force. oh gosh what started as a student demonstration has grown into one large a movement to den

welcome there is plenty more ahead on the news hour including getting a taste for democracy it was bax head to the polls for parliamentary elections. i want to see anyone in santiago chile and i'll be telling you why record numbers of elderly people are committing suicide here. in support the team hoping to be the 1st east german football champion since the fall of the bar growing 13 years ago far we'll have that story and more. cooler weather across australia is expected to help firefighters battling more than 100 blazes those fires have been burning out of control in conditions described as catastrophic at least 8 people have died and hundreds of homes have been destroyed firefighters are trying to contain the blazes before hot so whether it's due to return at the end of the week prime minister scott morrison has apologized for taking a family holiday during the disaster well he's been criticized in the past for not connecting the bushfires to climate change but now he concedes there is a link. but there is no argument about the links between in my view in the government's view and a

this outbreak so how do vaccination rates in some way compare to other countries well globally the bax nation the rate for measles it was around 85 percent in some or it sits between 30 to 40 percent that's according to united nations estimates and that's much lower than a specific neighbors like taller immunization rates are above 90 percent african lesser is the editor of the observer he says the vaccination program must be extended to remote areas to stop the further spread of the positions. which is the country. on earth a very robust system of forms of us who are there for those last 44. how it has come about all of your story quarter quarter or any other part of what happened when we force the secretary to squat and both there are a couple of incidents that need our food and food and just. last year we exhausted from all the vaccination programs all the horrible mitigating it. found the course of work what happens to those babies in malthus's. months misspeaking of my role of social media. but this is only come about in the last year or so sore i personally are going to meet you

union leaders take in the british results and they pop their own blocks way forward a brussels summits bax commission president of the founder lyons green deal which pledges to make the e.u. carbon neutral in the coming decades. plus rescue workers launching a risky mission to recover the bodies of 8 people killed in a volcano eruption in new zealand just one breath of the toxic gases on the island could prove fatal. i'm called last minute welcome to the program it books like britain's conservatives now have their mandate for bracks it all signs pointing to a massive win for prime minister boris johnson's party in thursday's election and a historic defeat for the opposition labor party johnson himself has been reelected to his west london seat with a big lead over the 2nd placed labor candidate and as you can see. a couple of novelty candidates they're behind him as well other conservatives have been winning seats even in traditional labor strongholds and they're expected to have a salable parliamentary majority vote counting will be going on throughout the night. here's a look now at exac