militants released a video of what it says shows its downing of an by johnny helicopter in the disputed mokoena kind of back region as fighting between the 2 former soviet republics and is in sync they armenian officials say they are ready to discuss a cease fire. australia is to allow new zealanders into the country without having to quarantine for the 1st time since both countries closed their borders in march arrivals from new zealand will be allowed quarantine free entry into 2 australian states provided by having come from a cop at 19 hospitals. storm alex has left more than 100000 people without electricity in the brittni in france the storm has now made landfall in the u k a residence there are bracing for heavy rain this weekend have already been a number of power outages along the english coast. this weekend germany marks 30 years since the 2 houses of the you know once divided nation came together reunification was hailed as a historic achievement the former west spent billions reviving the old east which had been left bankrupt by its communist rule as it's generally recognized as a s

people leaving paris to be able to not stay during a lockdown in past small cramped apartments present mokoena said the government will give everything possible to keep people in the means that they need to we know that the 3rd along will be extending it and we know that there will be more aid in them still as social charges and for rent and there will be a total business say so front staring into its 2nd lockdown lockdown it's not expected to last until at least send the 1st it's not what the government wanted but present my concept she said. was no other choice. germany's also announced a 2nd lockdown that will start on monday not quite as strict as francis but it hasn't stopped people coming out to vent their anger with than playing host to an anti lock down march there were certain sectors of the economy leading entertainment won't survive you to all of the reports. it's being called lock down lights essentially what the aim is is to prioritize keeping schools and kindergartens and as much of the economy open as possible at the expense of social contacts what you're not going to be allowed

leaving paris to be able to not stay during a lockdown in perhaps small cramped apartments present mokoena said the government will give everything possible to keep people in the means that they need to we know that a long will be extended and we know that there will be more aid announced for as social ringback charges and for rent and there will be a business say so france going into its 2nd lockdown a lockdown that's not expected to last until at least december 1st it's not what the government wanted but present back on senshi saying that there was no other choice. meanwhile new restrictions are also on the way in germany but less severe than in france the daily infection rate recently tops $13000.00 they're leading angela merkel to announce a broad lockdown starting next week and set to last about a month our europe correspondent peter all over reports from berlin. well this was called lock down lights in the build up to it we knew it was coming what we didn't expect is how soon these new measures would come in place that was talked about before the november or late to next week it's go

of violating the agreements this is the 2nd cease fire in that stopping fighting over the disputed mokoena kind of a region the region is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but is controlled by ethnic armenians or for many people in azerbaijan there's little hope that the humanitarian ceasefire will bring any peace or the met with some residents in ganja who have lost loved ones but want to keep up the fight good he ever show you where i was sleeping at home with her extended family her nephew is in a critical condition and she wonders what will do future hold now that the family house is gone but she remains defiant. other women who. really should fight until the end we are behind the president we believe in our country we believe in our army we believe in all people let there be war and let us liberate our territories why isn't the international community stopping this we should defeat them on today and then just been hit several times since the beginning of october but saturday's attack was the most devastating so far it happened the week after humanitarian ceasefire broke

leaving paris to be able to not stay during a lockdown in perhaps small cramped apartments present mokoena said the government will give everything possible to keep people in the means that they need to we know that a 3rd long will be extending it and we know that there will be more aid announced for as social charges and for rent and there will be a total business say so france going into its 2nd lockdown a lockdown that's not expected to last until at least december 1st it's not what the government wanted but present my concept she said. it was no other choice. germany has also announced a 2nd lockdown starting monday it won't be quite as strict as france's but that hasn't stopped people coming out of vent their anger with the playing host to an anti lockdown march they are worried that certain sectors of the economy including entertainment won't survive. of course for his inability to all of a joins me now good morning to you peter just take us through that how strict will germany's new lockdown be. well it's being called lockdown lite books what it does do is block down quite a lot of

fighting between the 2 it's killed over 100 people in displaced home the population of the disputed mokoena cut about region international mediators have been meeting in geneva to try to convince the warring sides to negotiate a cease fire the support from simcoe. out of iraq to you know was a teacher she was killed 2 days ago one of sorcery jones and bear to city was hit by a rocket. she was struck by fragments in the back and other parts of her body all national teachers say. her sisters are mourning she then they go oh i don't know. we big you show the atrocity against our civilians here she died in her own house quote i know we're all ready to die for our lands. in the backyard of her house her neighbors gather to honor her memory the rocket left its traces on the ground and on the walls. shares rather so ill guard was also caught in that attack he shows or his house was also hit by a rocket and then called fire. these paper boxes were scattered after day explosion his son collects and sells them to make a living. situation whatever we were at home 3 rockets hit this way then i went out