now as they call them is source funds and scientists work hard to suppress the pandemic elphick sports see that the public too must play the part of complying with procedures to limits their raising spirit of the virus the year end rally continued around the globe this tuesday investors have a lot to be jubilant about and a stimulus package from the united states a last minute breaks a deal and the rolling out of the 1st vaccinations against the coronavirus things can get better you'd hope. crisis what crisis the german stock market in frankfurt is and record breaking mood at the end of 2020 the blue chip stocks indexes gained around 4 percent since the start of the year despite the pandemic but what's behind the optimism. that the markets expect that everyone will be vaccinated by the middle of next year. but critics see significant risks many businesses such as love to answer or travel company to eat are only staying afloat thanks to state subsidies if the government were to cut back at short time work allowance many companies could go broke that would lead to mass unemployment as we

moons so it's all go now this is really a new start a new era for sample return missions over 70 s elphick advani thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today that european commission president was enough underline it says the u.k. and e.u. brags that negotiations will negotiators excuse me will continue their trade talks again brussels on sunday and follows a phone call with british prime minister boris johnson in a bid to break the deadlock over a potential deal there are just weeks left until the break the transition period ends on december 31st. clashes have broken out in paris between police and protesters demonstrating against what they say are worsening economic conditions and deteriorating social rights and freedoms and france the protest comes as president of money on mcconnell's government faces heavy criticism for trying to push through a new controversial security law. former french president but that he's used this song has then birdied in a small village in central france she's gone had refused a state funeral so only

we can do, we are on the ground, working closely with our mp, both mps, our area covers natalie elphickered 2a hours. we are just trying to give us much advice as we can. we saw bbc news pictures of some lorry drivers in frustration in dover getting out of their camps and mixing near the border and protesting and shouting. that must bea protesting and shouting. that must be a concern, to see people mixing in any kind of group. what do you and local people make of that?” think the word that comes to mind is very irresponsible. i share the frustrations, but the point of them not being allowed into france and other countries was because of the pandemic. when you look at the tv cameras we witness last night, they are not keeping social distance and not wearing masks. i was disappointed to see that. are there things you think the government could do to give you extra powers, or extra opportunities to step in and help? what would you say if you had a hotline to downing street?” do not have a hotline to downing street! what we could do more, at the end of the day, you know, the french have done

the dover mp natalie elphicke says she will be supporting the government in the vote.re are but it is expected that the vote will go through and the tier system will be put into place and enacted from tomorrow but we will keep across the debate and the vote today. there's a month to go until the end of the brexit transition period — that's the amount of time given for the uk and eu to agree their future relationship. face—to—face talks between negotiators for both sides continue in london as future economic partnerships and trade deals are thrashed out. this is seen as a crucial week if an agreement is to be reached but there are still differences between the two sides on elements including fishing rights. if no agreement can be reached, trade between the uk and eu will default to world trade organization rules, resulting in tariffs on goods crossing the channel and other trade barriers. with an agreement yet to be reached there is uncertainty for businesses but cabinet minister michael gove says there are lots of things that firms can do to prepare. whether or not we