hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo sent shock waves through the country's political establishment the 65 year old quits citing health reasons related to all sorts of collide a chronic bowel disease that he's lived with since he was a teenager i'll be apologised to the japanese people and said that he didn't want his illness to get into the way of decision making of a serious priyanka gupta takes a look now back at the korea of japan's longest serving leader. a chronic illness that cut short his 1st of an office 13 years ago has come back to force. japan's longest serving prime minister to step down is then going out and. well i would like to sincerely apologize to the people of japan for leaving my post with one year left in my term of office and amid the coronavirus woes while various policies are still in the process of being implemented. the for most of the century should so all be has told me to japan's politics he comes from an influential political dynasty his grandfather was prime minister and his father foreign

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hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo sent shock waves through the country's political establishment the 65 year old quits citing health reasons related to all sorts of collide a chronic bowel disease.

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this is al-jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finnegan let's bring you up to date with that breaking news out of lebanon a huge explosion a shaken the capital beirut appears to been centered on the port area in the heart of the city lebanon's health minister says there's been a very high number of casualties the blast wave from the explosion of course extensive damage to buildings within a large radius of the blast site kilometers away people felt lost including al-jazeera say in a honda who is on the line for us now from beirut center just remind us of way you were and what happened when that blast struck. was i don't know i don't see a problem that is trying to negotiate a way towards the port areas in it can you hear me it's adrian on. clearly chaos there is in a can you hear me it's adrian you've been on the telephone or you but i was in a cab which winery. now on the line is dropped again obviously as i was saying it is incredibly busy there the mobile phone networks inundated with people trying to work to call loved ones to contact loved ones loved ones to make sure that the safe wi

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hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan the surprise resignation of japan's prime minister shinzo are based.

it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the world health organization has issued a stark warning that there may never be a silver bullet and the coronavirus pandemic it says that people shouldn't pin their hopes on a vaccine and the basic prevention measure measures remain crucial to finding a way out of the crisis we all hope to have a number of effective vaccines that can help prevent people from infection however there is no silver bullet at the moment and there might never be for tomorrow stopping outbreaks comes down to the basics of public health and disease control testing isolating and treating patients and tracy and quarantining their contacts do it on the philippines has reported more than $3200.00 new corona virus infections pushing it close to overtaking indonesia as the worst hit country in southeast asia tougher restrictions are being reimposed in at around manila after infections jumped to more than 100000 from tuesday businesses and public transport are expected to shut down and people will need special passes it will

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it is good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines allows us there are hundreds of word of bellerose suppliers through the capital minsk to protest against police brutality more than 6000 opposition supporters about been detained following sunday's disputed presidential election in new foreign minister says i hold an emergency meeting to consider possible sanctions of a serious step past reports now from minsk. this is one group of women as you can see. they are also saying. and they get an enormous response from people around. and also they are. crying people are really emotional to see this act of defiance because these women are very brave. has been happening in. around 6000 people have been detained already of course they are also risking arrest. 70000 homes have been left uninhabitable and lebanon's capital beirut following last week's explosion tens of thousands of businesses have been damaged or destroyed adding to the country's economic crisis at least one person has been killed several seriously injured in a train derailment in scotland it happened in a

cluster of new coronavirus cases emerge in the city of 200000 people those are the headlines adrian finnegan will be here with the al-jazeera news hour in just over half an hour's time until then it's the stream to stay with us. history has called it the growing tour in the 1st episode conscription draws hundreds of thousands of our troops into both sides of the conflict their story is rarely torn but had a huge impact on the course of the. world war one hour. on al-jazeera . hey they're welcome to the stream home edition i'm josh rushing sitting in for their replaceable me ok today in today my time a transformational adoption now in the u.s. most babies who will be adopted are nonwhite but 73 percent of those will be adopted by white parents in this raises a whole host of questions about what does it mean for that child's culture for their identity particularly as they become adults now care joining us on you tube i want you to be a part of the conversation see that box over there that's a live view to chat and we have a stream producer in there waiting right now to get your questions and y

hello again adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on out zira police in hong kong made the highestprofile arrest so far under the new national security law by detaining the newspaper and a jimmy lai 6 of those linked to his pro-democracy apple daily are in custody accused of colluding with foreign forces 7 o'clock as more of those arrests. we also believe quite high profile senior executives within the company that includes the c.f.o. the chief financial officer as well as the chief executive officer they've also been detained as a result so the police have said the operation is going smoothly and that continuing behind as they searching devices investigating and talking to interviewing some of the stuff here but we also expect more arrests to be made as the day goes on and more people to be taken into custody as a result china has imposed sanctions on 11 well known americans including senators marco rubio and ted cruz that reciprocates u.s. action taken because of china's crackdown in hong kong. a u.s. court has issued a summons against the saudi crown prince in relation to a form

color again it's good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha with the news out from out as here are the headlines lebanon's capitals has declared a 2 week state of emergency in beirut following tuesday's devastating explosion in which a priest 135 people were killed and 5000 were wounded it's also agreed to place several ports officials on the house arrest in connection with the blast. beirut's governor says the disaster has left $300000.00 people homeless but of course $3000000000.00 worth of damage an estimated 85 percent of the country's grain stocks been destroyed. nations around the world and sending offers of help from splash accounts on germany a pledge days medical teams and search and rescue experts. lorenzo to not only is a photo journalist covering the middle east for the washington post he covered yesterday's explosion he joins us now via skype from beirut good to have you with us reza we're going to look at some of the photographs that you took yesterday in the immediate aftermath of the explosion just tell us what you were seeing around you at the time you wer

it is good terry with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha with the news hour from al-jazeera headlines hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie has been arrested under china's do national security law is company says that he's being held on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers. a u.s. court has issued a summons against the saudi crown prince in relation to a former intelligence agent sadat jobbery who's now in canada filed a lawsuit accusing prince mohammed bin sultan of sending a hit squad to kill him 2 years ago. lebanon's justice minister has become the 1st cabinet member to resign following widespread public anger over an explosion in beirut last week protests to say they want a complete overhaul of the political system. in belarus one person has been killed dozens of been hurt him protests following the presidential election which the opposition says was rigged 3000 people have been detained by police early official results show a landslide victory for president alexander lukashenko that would extend his 26 years in power to a $60.00 laura burton manley reports. the sounds in the po

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes there is an aussie little bullet at the moment and then it might never be a grim morning from the world health organization is countries across the world announce renewed restrictions to hold a surge in corona virus infections. at least 300 inmates of escape some 36 people were killed in an isolated on a high security prison in afghanistan. antigovernment protests show no sign of letting up in mali demonstrators are demanding the president step down plus. i'm rob mcbride in and on south korea the country's cultural hot line as it celebrates its world heritage traditions. and in sports after almost 5 months tennis is making its official return on the palermo open is the 1st tour event to take place since the coronavirus lockdown. we begin this hour with a stark warning from the world health organization as the rush to find a corona virus vaccine intensifies while the w h o's applauding the efforts of more than $140.00 research teams around the world it says that people should not pin their hopes o

this is al jazeera live from doha i'm adrian finnegan let's bring you up to date with that breaking news out of lebanon a huge explosion as shaken the capital beirut it appears to have been centered on the port area.

hello again this is the news hour from al-jazeera adrian finnegan here in doha it's good to have you with us the headlines lebanon's prime minister and president warned last month about the explosive material stored in beirut airport because last week's blast documents seen by the witches news agency said the ammonium nitrate could destroy the capital. russia's president vladimir putin says the country has become the 1st in the world to approve the use of a coronavirus vaccine it follows less than 2 months of human trials. and protesters in belarus being hurt by the opposition presidential challenge us from atlanta. to avoid a danger in their lives she's not going to lithuania following a 2nd prize a violent protest against the results of sunday's presidential election. last week's explosion in beirut dealt a blow to lebanon's food security the head of the un food agency says that he's now worried that the country could run out of bread before the end of the month 85 percent of grain came through the port of los destroyed the only storage silo leaving lebanon with no stockpiles setti