a bill that would appear to give british soldiers carte blanche to commit war crimes with labor m.p. ups on a begum who voted against the bill and against her party and is the global south celebrates the push back of nature a nation imperialism in bolivia can the root of all modern resistance from che guevara to pull ropes and to the ira he found in haitian revolutionary leader of the tour we talked to the author of a new biography about the so-called black spartacus oliseh more coming up in today's going underground but 1st today marks trafalgar day and while mainstream media will likely fail to chart the royal navy's links to the slave trade britain has been busy immunizing its security forces from historic and present war crimes this is the u.k. record some of the worst coronavirus numbers in the world joining me now is one of the kids star as labor m.p.'s of sana begum m.p. for the london constituency of proper and lime outs who has voted on both these issues thanks so much for coming on i want to get to the overseas operations bill which is going to 3rd reading but i've got to ask y

m.p.'s turned up all that to go forward and we understand that there are arguments in that session amongst them priests some who refused point blank to vote on the issue of a new prime minister now that now that your power is the new pm and there's also the issue of an impeachment of the president that was also one of the opposition's demands at this session and many m.p.'s refusing to impeach the president or boat on an impeachment of the president. 2 former british nationals accused of being members of an isolated cell have appeared in a u.s. court. and examined queues of torturing and murdering captives in syria including beheading 4 americans and citizens of the u.k. in japan they have been held in american military custody since last year cosi and shakes alleged group within eye so was dubbed the beatles because of their british accents. a course in greece has outlawed the far right political posse golden dawn 18 of its former m.p.'s were convicted of being members of a criminal organization supported was found guilty of murder the party was once the largest political force holding se

m.p.'s turned up all that vote to go forward and we understand that there are arguments in that session amongst them priests some who refused point blank to vote on the issue of a new prime minister now that now that your power is the new pm and it is also the issue of the pitchman of the president that was also one of the opposition's demands at this session and many m.p.'s refusing to impeach the president or boat on an impeachment of the president shaikh michelle has taken his eyes after being endorsed as crown prince cycleway parliament he was named by new emir shaikh now was a last minute out on wednesday and says he is committed to democracy take michelle after this has been serving as the deputy head of the national guard. the trump administration is reportedly set to impose new sanctions on iran the washington post says the measures will target the financial sector specifically the few remaining banks not currently facing penalties the move would fly in the face of warnings from european powers that sanctions sanctioning the banks could lead to humanitarian crisis they say the u.s. plan

m.p.'s turned up for the vote to go forward and we understand that there are arguments in amongst the employees who refused point blank to vote on the issue of a new. minister now that now that your power is the new pm and there's also the issue of an impeachment of the president that was also one of the opposition's demands at this session and many m.p.'s refusing to impeach the president or vote on an impeachment of the president so it's incredibly complex still. we understand certainly from constitutional experts some of the missing that the only way out of this crisis at the moment would be for a full parliamentary emergency session to be called for a new cabinet to be voted in and then for there would be a vote on the impeachment of the president and if the president wasn't to be impeached or stand down voluntarily then there saying that the speaker of parliament constitutionally would become president on a temporary basis and he would have to call for new elections we're a long way off that at the moment there are huge implications if there is any impeachment of the president because desp

democratic imperative without gender parity democracy remains unfinished where women do make up around a 3rd of the m.p.'s in germany which has remained much the same for the last 2 decades and that figure is still higher than the global average germany's regional policy parliaments to do reflect the national picture political observer steve meissner does believe though women no longer face major hurdles in politics in the country. the parties were not able to pick the best candidates for their their places on the list and their rankings some parties especially the right wing parties attract far fewer women as members these parties would not been able to conform just because they just don't have the women in the party i don't think there's any kind of real problem as far as women reaching the top once you start selecting people on the basis of their of their race or gender or or religious affiliation you're discriminating you just criminally against the other people that are in those groups now it's discrimination response to the bad well how can anti like reverse school nation be good i can't really i

m.p. the due to the debt up to their under arrest of the people who gave the commissioners for what's your research reveal on geographical differences on the spread and sabera here of the flu and coated. the buck through end of the earth does need to be the same way it is there is already there is get all the way to the outlets and the contact oa cobbett. bashan can just meet the infection dual to one cog passion to $2.00 persons on average whereas trust me c.b.d. for flow is low at around the one a $1.00 and case fatality rate is around 5 percent up to 1520 percent they know people older than 80 are sold for coffee whereas. for through the more case but i hear a lower than one percent and this is the big difference between the. terms of epidemiology you know patricio thank you very much for joining us today. a brief look at some of the coronavirus stories making news. another setback for hopes of a vaccine anytime soon johnson and johnson's clinical trial of its code 19 vaccine is on hold after a volunteer came down with an unexplained illness. nearly has also posed a clinical trial of an

also facing a resurgence covert infections across europe shoot up and governments tighten their restrictions should and can m.p.'s are closer to approving a constitutional amendment that would give the president more power. and.

m.p.'s against the government for how certain contracts have been awarded there have been accusations of nepotism and corruption and contracts up to anywhere to $3000000000.00 pounds being awarded perhaps the companies that were suited for those contracts and those m.p.'s bringing that action at the same time as a as owners of group groups of restaurants and pubs are also planning to challenge these government measures because of the impact that they're having on their businesses or around there are many in the country who are not just questioning the way the government been spending their money but also how how effective these rules have been especially according to some with regards to how close they are to the day to be provided ok thanks 8 as i think history there with the latest on the yeah i would situation in the u.k. thank you. still to come peter sadly is considering sanctions against specific russian officials over the poisoning alleged poisoning of alexina valley we'll have more on that just after the break. i don't. still i just know that the bill is doubled i'll just. keep coming i want to make a life like it was n

m.p. for exports. thanks to subsidies the e.u. and the us have floated wild markets with cheap chicken countries like ghana can't keep up and have largely stopped producing domestic chicken meat. nowadays it's hard to figure out where the meat and also markets comes from it's bread fed slaughtered and processed in different countries according to where it's cheapest animal welfare is usually disregarded. scandals over rotten meat horse meat and low wages and the damage done to the environment by mass meat production have harmed meats image. although nowadays our brain gets enough nutrients from other foods while white meat consumption isn't going down but maybe the meat of the future will come from the laboratory. well test tube taco meat may not sound especially appealing but there is indeed a growing variety of meat substitutes that are carving their way into the market and with meat hardly a luxury anymore avoiding animal products has actually become a trend in many countries it's not just concerns over animal welfare that are driving the switch to begin diets but worries about the impact of animal products on our health and the envi

m.p.'s accusing the governments of perhaps not following proper procedures when it comes to up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of having nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules ok thanks a.j. sally there with the latest on the situation in. there still to come the programming diplomats are pushing for sanctions against russian officials say the now valley case will have a look at that piece of the story stay just after the break. still i just know that the feeling is double the focus. on one mccallum quiet life not a good. looking. clearly hopeful vision but there are some friends that the us are still so that the so beautiful thing to do something to see. a child or. a value about the house that it was the simple dollar i was also going by my simple but i'm one of that kind of a book and that. is you'll media a reflection of reality.

m.p. yesterday quoting someone from the ruling party names in the house of the pond and i was up north last week people that very angry i mean how this is playing out feeling that london is and so using measures on them that in the north they say that they feel like they are being punished older while trust in boris johnson's government schooling as case is a right they want china to tell some house because from london thanks before that we were speaking to me a quarter and feet cassava in athens. well here's a look at some of the other developments in the global pandemic island has gone into a 6 week lockdown it's the 1st european country to order a 2nd lockdown non-essential businesses will close with bars and restaurants limited to take away service indonesia is reporting nearly 4 and a half 1000 new cases the country has the highest number of infections and coated 19 deaths in southeast asia astra zeneca and oxford university say they have vaccine trial will continue despite the death of a volunteer in brazil regulators say there are no concerns about the safety of the prison in trial n

up. president says it's an attack on fronts as tensions rise of his comments on is. in paris french m.p. stand for a moment of silence in honor of the victims. also ahead strict restrictions are imposed across europe as the resurgence in infections affects everyday life all over the continent. 3 people have been killed in a knife attack a church in the french city of nice several others have been injured the attacker was wounded by police and is in custody in hospital with reports. a place of worship now a crime scene inside not a dumbass silica early on friday people have been praying when a man armed with a knife started to attack them 3 people were killed one of the victims a woman was decapitated according to the police another victim was the church's warden. but i still imagine him i still see lighting the candles and now i'm thinking he's not there in. we are always with him he's always there he spends the day that he shares his life here he's not someone who comes and goes witnesses say the attackers shouted out o. akbar he was shot by police near the church in central nice and i

real estate loans surging to $30000000000.00 up from 4000000000 in june as pandemic lockdowns new work rules crush prices an estimated 40000000000 and see m.p.'s are in default hardest hit are bonds with exposures to hotels there's you know a rent holiday all over the world and when these are going to have to disintegrate or go bankrupt at one point obviously it's going to be transferred for the fed to the fed's balance sheet because i don't see them actually letting the commercial the holders of the you know mostly in pension funds and things like that passive investors holding the c. and b. s. i don't think they're going to let them go bust so we're in that cycle that is a doom right well before the covert hit all countries around the world are trapped in a fear. game theory remember china and the us had a symbiotic relationship and china had all the manufacturing capacity and the jobs but the u.s. was the consumer and had great credit and could go into debt in these 2 are in this joyous downs but post cove it now. it's a breakdown and china is breaking away from the pack and it's clearly establishing itself as not needing the us anymore

m.p. fact sports. thanks to subsidies the e.u. and the us have flooded markets with cheap chicken countries like gone or can't keep up and have largely stopped producing domestic chicken meat. nowadays it's hard to figure out where the meat and all supermarkets comes from it's bread fed slaughtered and processed in different countries according to where it's cheapest animal welfare is usually disregarded. scandals over rotten meat horse meat and low wages and the damage done to the environment by mass meat production have harmed meats image. although nowadays our brain gets enough nutrients from other foods while white meat consumption isn't going down but maybe the meat of the future will come from the. well test tube taco meat may not sounds especially appealing but there is indeed a growing variety of meat substitutes that are carving their way into the market and with meat hardly a luxury anymore avoiding animal products has actually become a trend in many countries it's not just concerns over animal welfare they're driving the switch to begin diets but worries about the impact of animal products on our health and the environment

all because there are laws from doha also coming up president says it's an attack on faults as tensions rise of his comments all in. in paris french m.p.'s stand for a moment of silence in honor of the victims. and europeans face more grown a virus restrictions as a 2nd wave of infections effects of everyday life.

m.p. yesterday calling someone from the ruling party. names in the house the pond and i was up north last week people that very angry are in the know how this is playing out feeling that london is imposing measures on them that in the north they say that they feel like they are being punished older while trust in boris johnson's government schooling as cases here are writing. and lastly to athens now grace is one of the few countries where the situation is slightly better than elsewhere on the continent despite rising infection numbers i asked and he can't solve in athens why that's the case the governments here took a very aggressive start from the stance from the start of the pandemic here and it's effectively imposed a very strict sweeping draconian lockdown that just brought the at the country to a standstill and we had no other choice because greece had just come out of a 10 year financial recession that had left the health system here shattered so the government knew that it just could not face this this health crisis and use this 2 month lockdown to basically support the

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of perhaps nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules and the situation in the u.k. well here in russia of a daily covert infection rate set a grim new record on sunday passing the 13000 mark they at 2000 studies 2000 more than during the peak of the 1st wave back in the month of may now moscow's mayor is urging residents to remain cautious. there will surely be a vaccine that can be used for mass vaccination in a couple of months and this drug will be but we need to get through trials without problems there's a constant risk of someone who's sick with it and doesn't even suspect it being nearby in response to the spike new measures have been introduced in moscow cheaper troll 1st students and the el

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of perhaps nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules mourners have to short break said turn this is our team international. thanks. join me every thursday on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. next geysers financial survival guide. when customers go buy your supplies. in now well reducing lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. a day or thinks. we dare to ask. this is our team international now the european union has backed imposing a new round of sanctions on russian officials over the election of ali cas

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of perhaps nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules. europe has sanctions on its mind as we were ports and 90 seconds and counting stay with us. join me every 1st week on the alex simon short and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. you can have capitalism without capital and you can't have tapped at all without giving people an interest rate to incentivize them to save. and the reason you do that is that if there is a downturn like. then there's plenty of seed stock there's plenty of capital in your capital system to smooth it out but if you deface the currency and you interest rates are 0 and there's no incentive to say therefore

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of perhaps nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules more news after a short break stay with us this hour to international. thanks guys or. they say maybe the girl. close to this is it this is the central plank support diagram is a good problem right now so you stop. and welcome back this is r t international now the european union has backed imposing a new round of sanctions on russian officials of the election of all the case it could include travel bans and asset freezes and involves the alleged poisoning of the opposition figure our your correspondent peter oliver has more. the sanctions measures were put forward jointly by france and germany the legal necessities will need to be drawn up before

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of perhaps nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules a situation than you can and in particular here in russia meanwhile the daily code infection while it set a grim new record on sunday it's past the 13000 mark at that's 2000 more than join the pick of the 1st wave back in may but there's also cause for optimism russia's covert vaccine acetic complete final stage trials they spend like the job has already been registered in russia was developed by scientists at moscow's got many a institute 55000 volunteers are taking part in the 3rd phase of testing among them artes marie if and. moscow clinic number 68 in the city center nothing special except this is where i received the rushes vaccine against c

m.p.'s have said that they will be taking legal action as a result of some of the contracts that have been given out up to 3000000000 pounds worth of contracts that were awarded some say with buyers to those with ties to the government and so the government they're being accused of. nepotism and corruption not just in how they spend their money but of course also being accused of not following the science when it comes to how they implement these rules. let's go live now to the north of england town to leeds where david bowled a doctor and former briggs head party m.e.p. is standing by to speak to us good to see you thanks for taking the time today david the rules they're not simple are they so many different restrictions the pending on where you live do you think people are going to to understand them 1st of all well i think the government is in a very tricky position and quite frankly i don't think the government knows quite what to do i mean clearly what we've been saying is all these rules coming in and people are so confused about what they can do what they can't do and so this is the government's

m.p. fact sports. thanks to subsidies the e.u. and the us have flooded world markets with cheap chicken countries like ghana can't keep up and have largely stopped producing domestic chicken meat. nowadays it's hard to figure out where the meat in all supermarkets comes from it's bread fed slaughtered and processed in different countries according to where it's cheapest animal welfare is usually disregarded. scandals over rotten meat horse meat in the sagna low wages and the damage done to the environment by mass meat production have harmed meats image. although nowadays our brain gets enough nutrients from other foods while white meat consumption isn't going down but maybe the meat of the future will come from the. well test tube taco meat may not sound especially appealing but there is indeed a growing variety of meat substitutes that are carving their way into the market and with meat hardly a luxury anymore avoiding animal products has actually become a trend in many countries not just concerns over animal welfare they're driving the switch to diets but worries about the impact of animal products on our health and the environ

are not actually backing up that talk that probably i came because things like that cannot continue i'm also here to fight for the changes that chile needs. the presidency must m.p.'s is the key point is now this number one priority 'd. the security of our citizens is essential for freedom and quality of life of our citizens. but we need to keep my part. to rush him to. pieces like everybody right now at least and keep in the back seat the slopes to figure out why but i think she also just might the state emergency declared at the start of the pandemic which makes it illegal. for tests to make mouse with police more on the border the things here gases. earlier the attorney general told the president that stronger signals needed to be sent following the death threats against the prosecutor who ordered the rest of the policeman who was accused of attempted murder for throwing a demonstrator over the bridge just that it's basically just a matter of if. you like your purse read up be on the sofa. think that it won't do that's why. the security forces in nigeria find tear gas a protest is rallying against police brutality in the capital abuja demonstrations broke out

m.p.'s says maintaining public order is now his number one priority so. the security of our citizens is essential for freedom and quality of life. but we need to be propped up my protest in russia. right now at least to keep them back. so despite the state of emergency declared at the start of the condemning which makes it illegal to. protest this may happen house with police with water tear gas. earlier the attorney general told the president that stronger signals needed to be sent following the death threats against the prosecutor who ordered the arrest of the policeman who is accused of attempted murder for throwing a demonstrator over the bridge is the basic premise of the. first 3 off the over 18 so far. that it won't be missed by. still ahead of al jazeera. a warning tens of thousands of lives could be lost in the u.k. as a result of the pandemic but not from people dying of the virus. that losing ground isn't deforestation and once again slowly shrinking brazil's. amazon rainforest. hello there we've got the tide which is just easing down now across the middle east over the next couple days comfortably warm for the most part little bit of wet weather

also coming up a nice attack comes at a time of heightened tensions in france as muslim nations around the world push back against president macaroons comments on islam. in paris french m.p. stand for a moment of silence in honor of the fix and it's also ahead strict restrictions are imposed across europe as a surge in the coronavirus impacts life on the continent. while we begin with our breaking news out of france 3 people have been killed in a knife attack at a church in the southern city of nice several others have been injured it's acar was wounded by police and is in custody in hospital france's antiterrorism prosecutors have taken over the investigation the mayor of nice says it will say a terrorist attack and called for a crackdown on what he describes as islam will fascism. what are the risks we are hurt to once again see that our city is taken like this i want to tell the families of the victims of this barbaric attack that everyone in the community is by your side i want to say that we can no longer with the laws of peace in our country wipe out islamofascism while david chase is joins us now on the line from nice david we understand it the french president is

condell this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up president says it's an attack on fronts as tensions rise of his comments on is. in paris french m.p.'s stand for a moment of silence in honor of the victims. also ahead strict restrictions imposed across europe.

up after another. and. after another day of unrest in lagos nigeria as president calls for an end to the protests but doesn't address tuesday shooting by security forces. so one can m.p.'s expand the powers of the president allowing him to dissolve parliament and giving him immunity from prosecution. president trump supreme court nominee moves a step closer to confirmation as he prepares to face joe biden for the 2nd and final debate. france is extending its curfew on mine major cities to a further 38 areas meaning 46000000 people will now have to stay indoors at night for 6 weeks it had already followed spain in passing a 1000000000 confirm coronavirus cases and it's now recorded an all time high of 41 and a half 1000 new infections in 24 hours germany croatia and russia 3 of the other european countries who have posted their biggest one day rise in infections belgium's foreign minister sophie vellum who was the caretaker prime minister until recently is now in intensive care with the virus the country had on average nearly 10000 new cases each each day last week despite a population of just 11000000 is 2nd only to the czech republic in europe in terms of infections

m.p.'s says the key public order is now his number one priority so. 'd the security of our citizens is essential for freedom and quality of life. but we need to be propped up by protesting russia. right now at least to keep the back. seat. so you're out by the hundreds despite the state of emergency declared at the start of the condemning which makes it illegal. for tests to make house with police with water tear gas. earlier the attorney general told the president the stronger signals needed to be sent following the death threats against the prosecutor who ordered the arrest of the policeman who is accused of attempted murder for throwing a demonstrator over the bridge is the face of the planet because of the. first street on the way. that it will do that's why. security forces in nigeria fired tear gas at protesters rallying against police brutality in the capital of budget demonstrations broke out across the country after a video circulated last week which appears to show members of the special anti robbery squad known as sauce killing a man the police pledge to reform the units but protesters of have called for it to be abolished. the african union has

doha also coming up a nice attack comes at a time of heightened tensions in france as muslim nations around the world push back against president calls comments on islam. in paris french m.p. stand for a moment of silence in honor of the fictions.

up after these. years. after another day of unrest in lagos nigeria as president calls for an end to the protests but doesn't address tuesday shooting by security forces. so lankan m.p.'s.