restrictions that a hired terror of lockdown has now in effect across london and southeast england the netherlands has now also banned all flights from the u.k. in a bid to try to stop the spread of that new strain or a challenge has more from the. for days scientists and opposition politicians have been saying it the government shouldn't be letting so many english households mick's over christmas on saturday boris johnson relented it is with a very heavy heart i must tell you we cannot continue with christmas those plans. a new coronavirus variance with spreading alarmingly in london and the southeast he said adding that the world health organization had been alerted to the mutant strain it's 70 percent more transmissible and a new 4th tier of restrictions is needed residents in those areas miss stay at home apart from limited exemptions set out in law non-essential retail indoor gyms and leisure facilities and personal care services was close individuals can only meet one person from another household in an outdoor public space your skull must just days ago boris johnson mocked his opposition ri

prime minister barak johnson has announced stricter restrictions in london and southeast england the netherlands has now also banned all flights from the u.k. in a bid to stop the spread of a new more contagious strain of the current virus identified by the british government. the us president donald trump has contradicted his own secretary of state by saying china could be responsible for a cyber attack on 6 government departments that my compare however said it was pretty clear that russia was behind the hacking believed to be the west in u.s. history russia denies any involvement has. president donald trump has weighed in on what's seen as the biggest ever cyber espionage attack against washington downplaying it and the kremlin's involvement in the hacking he says the cyber hug is far greater in what he called fake news media than an actuality i have been fully briefed and everything is well under control russia russia russia is the priority chant when anything happens because lame stream is for mostly financial reasons petrified of discussing the possibility that it may be china it may speak

>>a new strain of the coronavirus is sweeping across southern england the netherlands and south africa. of course causing some around the world is covid vaccines are now being distributed kron four's noelle bellow has more on why local experts say this might sound concerning. >>but you shouldn't panic. >>the bottom line is mutations happen all the time. it's in the spike proteins again that you can get mutations hoping to ease concerns about a possible new strain of covid-19 ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor, peter, chin-hong says this isn't the first time during the pandemic scientists have seen the virus mutate. >>it was a time in vietnam that was reported in the media and that was sort of like fizzle out then even when it was happening in new york people saying is this more transmissible than not whether or not this particular variant more transmissible than the background rate remains to be proven. he says it just takes one or 2 super spreader events for that very have to be expressed widely in the community. >>and he's pointing to a massive rush of people trying to leave l

next on reel america, the pilgrims, a 1985 encyclopaedia britannica film, the religious persecution in england to the netherlands, then 12 years later, the ocean voyage on the mayflower and the founding of the plymouth colony in 1620. >> in england, there was a tiny band of people who called themselves shepherds, they wished only to worship in their own way. >> [singing] >> in the name of the king, open up. >> [singing] >> silence, i say. >> master brewster, be warned, the king of england knows of you and we are here. >> enough, you should disperse to your homes, no longer be in public to worship in this way. you object to receiving the holy sacrament, you object. >> captain, you know we want to have the word of god, freely preached. >> that is not to be had, master brewster, in matters of religion, as well as matters of state, you shall conform. if you do not, we should herald you out of the land. >> whosoever shall smite the on the right cheek, turn to him there also. >> william? >> yes. >> are you ready, master brewster?>> we are ready. >> the kings guards will be soon on their rounds. >> we believe the build

prime minister barak johnson has announced strict restrictions in london and in south east england the netherlands has also banned all flights from the u.k. in a bid to stop the spread of a new more contagious strain of the virus identified by the british. and us president donald trump has contradicted his own secretary of state by saying china could be responsible for the west side attack in american history might compare however said it was pretty clear that russia was behind the hacking. now they all reports that another group of school children have been abducted in northern nigeria it happened in the who to and cut scene a state where a group of schoolchildren were returning from a religious gathering no one has yet claimed responsibility but all of this comes just 2 days after hundreds of boys were reunited with their families in katsina state after they were kidnapped by bandits less than 2 weeks ago well our correspondent that address is on the ground for us in katsina amid just days after these boys finally get to go home another kidnapping i know we're still getting details but what do w

johnson has announced strict took over $1000.00 restrictions and london and in southeast england the netherlands has now also banned all flights from the u.k. in a bid to stop the spread of a new more contagious strain of the virus identified by the british government. israel has begun its vaccination campaign that the government is aiming to a not too late 60000 people a day but that doesn't include palestinians living in the occupied west bank and gaza. now another group of children who were abducted in northern nigeria have reportedly been rescued by vigilantes in their local community and comes just 2 days after hundreds of boys were reunited with their families and katsina state after they were kidnapped by bandits. and leaders from east african countries are gathering for an emergency summit to discuss the challenges facing the region that regional block also known as egads will focus on the diplomatic standoff between somalia and kenya you recall somalia cut diplomatic ties with kenya on tuesday accusing it of meddling in politics after president who are also host of the leader of somalil

england. the netherlands and south africa. 's causing a bit of a panic around the world is covid-19 vaccines continue to be distributed. that's certainly not what you want to hear kron four's noelle bellow now has more on why local experts she talked to say this certainly sounds concerning but people should not panic the bottom line is mutations happen all the time. >>it's in these 5 proteins again that you can get mutations hoping to ease concerns about a possible new strain of covid-19 ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor, peter, chin-hong. >>says this isn't the first time during the pandemic scientists have seen the virus mutate. >>it was a time in vietnam that was reported in the media and that was sort of like fizzle out then even when it was happening in new york people saying is this more transmissible than not whether or not this particular variant more transmissible than the background rate remains to be proven. he says it just takes one or 2 super spreader events for that variant to be expressed widely in a 2pcom

bars johnson has announced strict takeover $1000.00 restrictions in london and in southeast england the netherlands has now also banned all flights from the u.k. and it had to stop the spread of a new more contagious strain of the virus identified by the british. another group of children who were abducted in northern nigeria have now reportedly been rescued by vigilantes in their local community the children have been returning from a religious gathering in katsina states and all this comes just 2 days after hundreds of boys were reunited with their families also in katsina after they were kidnapped by so-called bandits. leaders from east african countries are gathering for an emergency summit to discuss challenges facing the region the regional bloc known as egads will focus on the diplomatic standoff between somalia and kenya somalia cut diplomatic ties with kenya on tuesday accusing it of meddling in politics after president during a host of the leader of somaliland the bloc also discussed the humanitarian crisis in ethiopia's northern tier grave region all those are the headlines some he said

england to find freedom of religion in holland. >> to leave their native country, their land and all of the friends and acquaintances, and adventure, almost desperate. >> about 125 separatists from england reached holland, the netherlands>> being now coming to holland, they saw many good cities. >> they also heard a strange language, they call it strange fashion. it seemed they were coming to a new world. after they lived there for about 11 or 12 years, they began of thinking to move to another place, some of those best countries of america.>> the separatists went to england to get a ship and in september, they started the long voyage. some of them joined them and they were not separatist, but they were called strangers. most of the money was applied by merchants in london, who would have to be repaid. many of the ships crew had already made voyages to america, this time they were headed to virginia, where the separatists had a mission to settle. the captain of the mayflower, christopher jones was an experienced sailor. concerned that the passengers might interfere with the running of his ship, he ordered his crew to make sure the passengers stayed off the deck. >> conditions below deck were frightful, the passengers w

>>well this comes as a new strain of the virus is sweeping across southern england, the netherlands and south africa, the new strain is causing a bit of a panic around the world and several countries in fact of issued travel restrictions on the uk for at least 48 hours while researchers examined the severity of this new strain. doctor peter, chin-hong with ucsf says even though word of this new strain might sound concerning and it does he says this is not the first time a new strain has appeared during the pandemic. >>it was a time in vietnam that was reported in the media and that was sort of like fizzle out then even when it was happening in new york people saying is this more transmissible than not the bottom line is mutations happen all the time. it's in the spike proteins again that you can get mutations. >>there is no evidence that this new strain has made his way to the united states doctor chan hong also says that there is also nothing to indicate the mutation is more deadly know or that it would make the pfizer and moderna vaccine is ineffective still a sense of urgency is grow

england. the netherlands and south africa. it's causing a bit of a panic around the world as covid vaccines continue to be distributed concours oil bello has more on why local experts say even though this might sound like reason for concern, yes, it does. >>the public should not panic. >>the line is new titian's happen all the time. it's in the spike proteins again that you can get mutations hoping to ease concerns about a possible new strain of covid-19 ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor, peter, chin-hong says this isn't the first time during the pandemic scientists have seen the virus mutate. >>it was a time in vietnam that was reported in the media and that was sort of like fizzle out then even when it was happening in new york people saying is this more transmissible than not whether or not this particular variant more transmissible than the background rate remains to be proven. he says it just takes one or 2 super spreader events for that very have to be expressed widely in a community. >>and he's pointing to a mass

mark expected up there in th ♪ ♪ ♪ >>a new strain of coronavirus is sweeping across southern england the netherlandsouth africa and it's causing a bit of a panic around the world as covid-19 vaccines continue to be distributed kron four's noelle bellow has more on why local experts say you shouldn't panic well. >>and that's right and as i just spoke with doctor, peter chin-hong with ucsf and he says there's no evidence this new strain of covid-19 is more deadly nor is there any evidence the current vaccines won't work against it. doctor chan, hong says whether or not this strain is more transmissible remains to be proven. but he says mutations of the virus have been proposed multiple times during the pandemic already the bottom line is we taishan happen all the time and it's not something people should be panicking over he says it just takes one or 2 super spreader events for a variance like that to be expressed widely in a community and he's pointing to a massive rush of people trying to leave london before the holidays as a culprit of this mutation. doctor chin-hong says there's no evidence this m

minister barak johnson has announced strict take over 1000 restrictions in london in southeast england the netherlands is now banned all flights from the u.k. in a bid to stop the spread of a more contagious strain of the virus. another group of children who were abducted in northern nigeria have reportedly been rescued by vigilantes in the local community it comes just 2 days after hundreds of boys were reunited with their families katsina state after they were kidnapped by bandits. let's get more now on our top story in the divide between israelis and palestinians over access to vaccines for the coronavirus. director for the occupied palestinian territories physicians for human rights she joins us live from jaffa by skype good to have us with us good to have you with us i should say. we heard from our correspondent earlier talking about how it seems palestinian authorities are hoping for some help from the international aid organizations when it comes to vaccinations is that going to come to the rescue of palestinians. ok so let me start with an overview of. the at them to secure of a clean. bill fo

the separatists would leave england to find religious freedom in holland. >> to leave their native country, their land and all their friends and acquaintances, an adventure, almost desperate. >> about 125 separatists from england reached holland, the netherlandshey so many cities. ♪ also they heard a strange language, they held the different manners and customs of the people. it seemed they were coming to a new world. after they had lived there for 11 or 12 years, they thought of the future and they thought of removal to some other place, some of those best countries of america. >> the separatists went to england to get a ship and on september 6, 1620 they started the long voyage. the mayflower carried 102 passengers, separatists from holland and also those who joined in england dad were called strangers. most of the money for the voyage was supplied by merchants in london who would have to be repaid. many of the crew had already made voyages to america on other ships. this time, they were headed for virginia, where the separatists had paid permission to settle. the captain of the mayflower, christopher jones, was an experienced sailor and concerned the passengers might interfere with the running of the ship, he ordered his crew to make sure

narrator: about 125 separatists from england reached holland, the netherlands. ♪ >> being now comingand, they saw many goodly cities. also, they heard a strange language, beheld the different manners and customs of the people, with their strange fashions, so it seemed they were coming to a new world. after they had lived there about some 11 or 12 years, they began to foresee the future and think of removal to some other place, a place they had thoughts on, some of those vast countries of america. narrator: the separatists went to england to get a ship and on september 6, 1620 they started the long sea voyage. their ship, the mayflower, carried 102 passengers, the separatists from holland and also some who joined them in england and were not separatists, but were called strangers. most of the money for the voyage and the colony was supplied by a company of merchants in london who would have to be repaid. many of the ship's crew had already made voyages to america on other ships. this time they were headed for virginia, where the separatists had obtained permission to settle. the capta

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the netherlands bans passenger flights from the uk, as it detects its first case of the new covid variant surging through southern englanduk government source says there will be no post—brexit trade deal between the uk and eu unless there is a "substantial shift" from brussels in the coming days. hello and welcome, if you're watching in the uk or around the world, and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. millions of people in england and wales are now in tougher lockdown restrictions. at midnight, london and large parts of the east and south east of england were put into a new category of tier 4 — with an order to stay at home where possible. similar restrictions came into force for all of wales at midnight. plans to relax restrictions over the christmas holiday have now been abandoned for those in the new tier, who can no longer spend any of the festive period with people outside their household. the labour party have accused prime minister boris johnson of being indecisive. nick eardley reports. london last night, as some made a last—minute journey before lockdown started. but t

churches, and by the 1580's in england, the predecessors of america's pilgrims, or the separatists set , up an independent congregation first in england and then in the netherlands. part of that separatist movement and what they do is they make a commitment among themselves and before god to set up a religious community with a cold one another accountable and they hold each other together as a religious body. that is the basis for the mayflower compact and it is rooted in that type of theological commitment. emily: brought up the point of equality. equality between passengers on the mayflower and the pilgrims, who are the pilgrims and then those who were not from the pilgrim community and how they were treated with a remarkable level of equality. can you both elaborate on that further? dr. morrison, would you like to go first? dr. morrison: yes, i would like to. thank you. it is a remarkable thing when you look through signatories to that, and every adult male signed either for himself or as head of household. you see by their names, some of them you will see esquire, esq, afterwards, and one of them, my admitted to cambridge, for example. there are various clas

the pilgrims were a group of religious persons in england who do not believe they could correctly practice christianity within the state sanctioned church of england. unwilling to follow the law, they fled to the netherlandsn 1610. they made an agreement with merchants in london from the new england northern virginia company for a colony in the new world which would be built in the area of the hudson river. the pilgrims returned briefly to england and set sail quickly on the mayflower to america. the passengers on the ship were comprised of both pilgrims and a good number of others, mergers --merchants and adventurers seeking to settle in the new world. their voyage brought them to america, but they had been blown off course and found themselves with few provisions now in bay, willn cape cod north of the boundary of the northern virginia company. their plan was to set up a colony there, but immediately there was difficulties. they were not where they were supposed to be. friction grew on the ship between some of the non-pilgrims , reluctant to settle in this area together with the pilgrims. a group toitated draw up a packed to set up an arrangement for what the purpose of the colony would be, except for t

banned flights from the uk because they're worried the new strain which is in south eastern england might spread to their country. germany, the netherlands, austria and italy all announced restrictions on uk travel. >>> we are learning new details about a shooting that sent a bustling south bay mall into lock down for hours last night. police saying a 22-year-old man shot himself inside the great mall in milpitas. no one else was shot. the incident prompted law enforcement to shut down and search all stores inside the mall. police gave the all clear justbefore 9:30 p.m. the man was transferred to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. two emergencies also happened during the evacuation. >>> a two alarm fire ripped through a in oakland. it broke out on brown avenue. crews reported fire coming from the attic. authorities said that five people were displayed across two units. there's a lot of damage to the attic and the interior ceilings but there weren't any injuries. >>> and still ahead, smaller crowds on what's typically one of the biggest shopping days of the year. why some customers are still determined to shop in person. >>>

the 31st of december. millions of people in england and wales are told to stay at home is tough coronavirus restrictions are enforced. the netherlands as it detects its first case of the new covert variant surging through southern england. in all tearful areas in england nonessential businesses i being forced to close. businesses in scotla nd forced to close. businesses in scotland on boxing day. let's talk to humphrey cobbold, the chief executive of pure gym — the uk's largest gym operator. they've had to close 105 of their sites as new restrictions came in to force across england and wales. how difficult has it been for you to do that? it must be another blow for you and your industry? we are facing a particularly bleak winter in our industry after what has been a particularly difficult 2020. i'm nevertheless very proud of what have teams have done in the industry. we have closed within six hours of the prime minister's announcement yesterday. we have had to furlough probably around thousands of staff and will have to continue the process next week and probably in scotla nd process next week and probably in scotland as well on chr

all part of an effort to block a new strain of the covid-19 virus that is currently sweeping across southern england. france, germany, italy, the netherlands, belgium, ireland in bulgaria all announcing restrictions on travel from britain. the move comes after british prime minister boris johnson announced that christmas shopping and gatherings in southern england must now be canceled. >>looking at our 4 zone forecast to rain for the start of the christmas week across 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here look at what we can expect for monday. >>yeah that's right jonathan and just seen we're tracking mild temperatures chilly nights once again for the bay area also going to have a spare the air alert going into effect for your monday. so that means wood burning is not allowed in the bay area for your monday and we are going to notice some of the poorest air that we've been tracking within the last month impacting mainly those of you in the north bay and east bay unhealthy air particles moderate amounts along the coast and along the south bay. so just keep that in mind live look outside though from the east bay over berkeley not tracking

state churches and by the 1580s in england the predecessors of america's pilgrims or separatists set up independent congregations first in england and then into the netherlands. programs were talking about the mayflower compact and they are a part of the separatist movement. what they do is make a commitment among themselves and before i got to set up a religious community where they hold one another accountable and they covenant together as a religious body. it is rooted in that commitment. >> in your lecture you got to the point of equality. it is equality between passengers on the mayflower and then those who were not actually from the pilgrim community and how they were treated with a remarkable level of equality. could you both elaborate on that further? would you like to go first? >> yes. i would be happy to. >> it is a remarkable thing that when you look through the signatories of that and every adult male signed either for himself or head of household you see either names. some cs choir. there are various classes represented among the passengers. i mentioned in my remarks that many of the so-called strangers, the non-pilgrims were noncustomer. they a

part of an effort to block a new mutated strain of the corona virus that is currently sweeping across southern england. france, germany, italy the netherlands, belgium, ireland and bulgaria have all announced restrictions on travel from britain. the move comes after british prime minister boris johnson announced that christmas shopping along with gatherings in southern england must be canceled. >>we'll talk now about our 4 zone forecast as we head into the holiday week let's get you ready to head out the door for the start of your monday kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here with a look what we can expect along with a spare the air alert for monday as well yeah that's right we're going to notice por air particles for most of our monday that's why we have a winter spare the air alert that is going to go into effect all day monday. so wood-burning not going to be allowed for your monday very unhealthy air particles for the north bay and east bay with moderate amounts of pour particles along the coast and for those of you in the south bay. >>temperatures out there right now cooling down into the 40's 50's because of that lack of blank

the world countries across europe are tightening coronavirus restrictions as new infections surged london and parts of southern england will start a stricter lockdown on wednesday morning the netherlands and the czech republic are also implementing stricter measures germany has ordered schools and non-essential shops to close and its restricting social contacts over the holiday period. the investigative website balun katz says a hit squad from russia's space security service followed a kremlin critic the lexan of only 4 years before his poisoning balin cats as a team of chemical weapons specialists were near novotny of the day he was poisoned he collapsed on a domestic flight in august and is now recovering in germany moscow denies any involvement. german police say they have arrested another suspect in last year's robbery a priceless jewelry from the famous green vault museum in dresden only last month investigators arrested 3 young men 2 suspects remain on the run now one of them has been detained in berlin the. critics have called it a 21st century genocide china is locking up and so-called reeducation a more than 1000000 weekers in camps in the chin jan region but now exiled weeke

persons in england who did not believe they could correctly practice christicris christianity within the church of england. unwilling to follow the law, they fled in 1610 to the netherlands. at this time, they made an agreement with merchants in london from the new england northern virginia company to establish a colony in the new world, which was to be built in the area of the hudson river up around what is currently new york city. the pilgrims then returned briefly to england and quickly set sail on the mayflower to america. the hundred or so passengers on the ship were comprised of both pilgrims and a good number of ohs. merchants and adventurers seeking to set until the new world. their voyage brought them to america, but they had been blown off course and found themss with few provisions in november in cape cod bay. well north of the boundary of the northern virginia company. the plan became to set up a colony right there, but immediately there were difficulties. they were not where they were suppose d to be. friction grew up on the ship between some of the non-pilgrims who were reluctant to settle in the desolate area together with the pilgrims. this necessitated a

and the netherlands coach sarina wiegman, who replaces phil neville as england boss next year, was namedise, jurgen klopp won the men's award for a second successive season, following liverpool's premier league success. lam happy i am happy about it. it's a special thing from my coaches and me. they are buzzing. actually, if you would have asked me, are you the world's best coast? i would have said nope. if you would have asked me, do you have the world best coaches around, i would have said yes. it's all good to have more important things in the world, but it's a nice one. yes indeed. no stranger to silverware herself, a world cup winner with england, eight six nations grand slam titles, fly half katy daley—mclean's announced her retirement from international rugby. having played in four world cups and with another on the horizon next year, sara 0rchard caught up her to find out why she's not planning on making that five. when you see black—and—white, just the amount of time away really can... alsojust the amount of time away really can... also just thought about what a world cup beer l

. >>> europe's pandemic battle, germany, the netherlands parts of england facing tougher restrictionsuk says it's found a new variant of the virus. hello and welcome t

. >>> europe's pandemic battle, germany, the netherlands parts of england facing tougher restrictions while the uk says it's found a new variant of the virus. hello and welcome to cnn. i'm robyn curnow. >>> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with robyn curnow. >> it's more than a month after joe biden was declared the winner of the presidential election, the electoral college has officially confirmed the results of that race. on monday they cast their own ballots giving him enough electoral votes to win the white house. >> joseph r. biden of delaware, yeas 55, noes 0. >> california's 55 electors put him over the top. afterwards, president-elect said the will of the people had prevailed. >> the electoral college in the united states officially voting on monday to declare joe biden the president-elect. and biden really seizing that moment to deliver what was really a remarkable speech talking about how american democracy had been tested this year in ways that we had never seen before. but he also said that eventu despite the pandemic, despite abuses of power that we have seen

restrictions as new infections surge london and parts of southern england will start a stricter lockdown on wednesday morning the netherlands and the czech republic are also implementing stricter measures germany has ordered schools and non-essential shops to close and as restricting social contact over the holiday period. well the u.s. has marked a major milestone in the fight against the corona virus the country has started administering the 1st doses of the biotech pfizer vaccine doctors nurses and other at risk groups are 1st in line for the shots with the u.s. death toll now surpassing 300000 millions are hoping that today will mark a turning point in the fight against the pandemic. a moment of hope in the us most of all for frontline medical workers who were honored with receiving the 1st coronavirus vaccinations in the country this is the beginning of the end for kovac together as a community as a nation we can and this the 1st recipients seemed eager to convince others that the vaccine was safe it's very important that when the vaccine comes that we took off the science it is ok to take the or elsewhere in an effort

the coronavirus. london moves into england's toughest restrictions tomorrow. the netherlands is toughening measures for five weeks. germany is also entering a hard locked down. u.s. hospitals administered their first vaccines. we are joined by anneka treon, managing director of equities, van lanschot kempen. christine lagarde said economists have to try to be virologists. is it true also of investors? facta: it is a daunting that it investors have been educated for this. what investors are struggling worlds.dealing with two on one hand, the world of today which is incredibly tough. even if you look at basic economic stats, you see an incredible recovery, but the recovery is slowing down. look at the november jobs report. lockdowns.tering 12 million americans were unable to pay basic rent, utilities, etc. then we have the promised world of 2021 and the promised land being a world with covid immunity where the economy can restart again on great rotation trade. which started on monday, november 9. the same thing with vaccine announcements after the biden win. that is the biggest

the gop they can either follow them or risk falling apart. countries across europe tightening coronavirus restrictions after a surge in new infections. parts of southern england will be going into a stricter new doctrine. the netherlandsnd the other republics are implement measures. there has been progress -- progress reported over u.k. you trade talks. britain leaves the eu single market in just over two weeks. the prime minister of escwa teenteni has died after tractint -- later hospitalized. since 2018 he had been prime minister of the country. sudan removed as state sponsors of terrorism by the u.s., upgrading them to financial assistance to help the struggling economy. washington placed tough sanctions on sudan in 1993, claiming they were harboring militant groups, including al qaeda. anxiety and terror tonight in nigeria after boys were kidnapped from a school in the northern part of the country. it prompted a rescue operation katsina in -- operation in katsina. parents say the government has repeatedly failed to keep their children safe. >> his school uniforms are still hanging on the wall. but the pupils are gone, taken in a violent attack by dozens of gunmen on motorcycles when they were asleep in their dormi

britain from midnight — and the netherlands, italy and belgium ban flights between the uk as concern grows over the new coronavirus variant. queues form at supermarkets in england

britain from midnight — and the netherlands, italy and belgium ban flights between the uk as concern grows over the new coronavirus variant. queues form at supermarkets in englandoppers adapt their plans for the festive period. it's my son's first christmas and he won't be able to see his grandparents. it's just really, really. just going to try and make it as special as i can for my son. and in half an hour, amanda ruggeri meets those developing new technologies to protect an ancient sunken city in italy. good afternoon. in a few minutes, mishal hussein will bring you the latest news, but first a look at today's developments. almost 18 million people are now living in tougher tier 4 restrictions in parts of england because of what the government says is a variant of coronavirus which is spreading rapidly. all previous tier 3 areas in the south east and east of england — including london, kent and most of essex — have moved into tier 4. the public is being asked to stay at home and there will be no ‘christmas bubbles' for gatherings. get—togethers will be restricted to meeting one other person outside in an open public space. nonessential shops have closed alon

the sprattists would leave england to find freedom in holland. >> to leave their native country, all of their friends and familiar acquaintances were as much. >> about 125 separatists reached holland, the netherlands. they is a sow many cities. there are different manners and customs. so it seemed they were coming to a new world. you bam to proceed the future and came to some other place, a place they had vast countries in american. on september 6th, 1620, they started a long voyage. some joined them in england, but they were called strangers. most of the money for the voyage and the colony were flied by merchants in london that would have to be paid. this time they were going for virginia where the separatists had obtained permission to settle. a concerns that they may be interfered with, he ordered his crew to make sure his passengers stayed off of the deck. conditions blow deck your flightful. over 30 of them were children. they passed away endless hours. sometimes by playing quiet games like cats cradle. once a more serious game was played, trying to explode the ship's store of gunpowder. luckily that was stopped in time. there was very little for the children to do. most of the time it was th

the netherlands belgium and italy of banned flights from the u.k. in a bid to stop the spread of a more contagious mutation of corona virus england's health minister says the new strain is out of control forest you say it will be hard to keep it in check until vaccines are rolled out to the wider population. israel has begun its covert 19 vaccination campaign the government is aiming to inoculate 60000 people a day but that doesn't include palestinians living in the occupied west bank in gaza. another group of children who were abducted in northern nigeria have reportedly been rescued by vigilantes in the local community it comes just 2 days after hundreds of boys were reunited with their families and could see in the state after they were kidnapped by bandits. a u. and u.k. negotiators are continuing last ditch talks in the hopes of striking the post briggs it trade deal there at an impasse over fishing rights the european parliament has warned unless a deal is done by sunday night politicians won't have time to ratify it before the end of the year and no deal brigs it would mean tariffs on goods crossing the border and possibly shortages of some food

restrictions after a surge in cases the british capital london and parts of southern england will go into a stricter lockdown from midnight on tuesday night the netherlands and the czech republic are also with implementing stricter measures. the investigative website belling cat says a hit squad from russia's f.s.b. security service followed kremlin critic aleck's involved for years before his poisoning balun katz says a team of chemical weapons specialists were nearing a bombing the day he was poisoned he collapsed on the domestic flight in august and is now recovering in germany moscow denies any involvement. an explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to. be a cole no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and ivory coast president . has been inaugurated for a disputed 3rd term in office amid ongoing outcries from opposition parties more than 300 people attended the ceremony where we are called for national dialogue scores of people died in election related violence. 6 weeks after the us presidential election the electoral coll

lives across europe, the netherlands begins five weeks of restrictions, while germany goes into a hard lockdown on wednesday. just eight days before covid restrictions are relaxed in england over christmas, two leading medicaljournals say the move would be a mistake and cost many lives. a senior republican finally breaks ranks with donald trump — senate majority leader mitch mcconnell speaks to joe biden and congratulates him on his election win. so, today, i want to congratulate president—electjoe biden. the president—elect is no stranger to the senate. he's devoted himself to public service for many years. european countries are being forced to tighten restrictions ahead of christmas following record daily cases and deaths this month. the netherlands has announced a new five—week lockdown, while germany will enter a hard lockdown from wednesday. the latest figures across europe and elsewhere are bleak. the first western country hit by the virus, italy, reported 816 deaths on tuesday, while new infections rose to 14,844 from 12,030. deaths in turkey rose to a record 235. the country also recording 32,102 new cases, ranking it third in the world in the highest number of d

many people in england and wales told to stay home as tough new coronavirus restrictions come into force. similar restrictions coming to scotland. the netherlands bans passenger flights from the uk as it detects its first k of the new covid variant surging through southern england. many people in england and wales are waking up to new tougher lockdown restrictions. at midnight. similar restrictions came into force for all of wales at midnight. plans to relax restrictions over the christmas holiday have now been abandoned for those in the new tier, who can no longer spend any of the festive period with people outside their household. the labour party have accused prime minister boris johnson of being indecisive. nick eardley reports. london last night, where some made a last—minute journey before lockdown started. but there won't be the usual christmas getaway this year. significant restrictions are now in place in large parts of england and in the whole of wales. and they are coming in scotland. and for millions, christmas visits will be considerably shortened or cancelled altogether. for lesley nelson, who has terminal cancer, that means she w

the netherlands. then 12 years later their ocean voyage on the mayflower and the founding of the colony in 1620. ♪ >> in englandin the early 1600s, there was a tiny band of people who called themselves separatists. they wished to only worship in their own way. ♪ >> open up in the name of the king! open up! ♪ >> silence! silence, i say! >> master, brewster, be warned, the king of england knows of your sins. >> and we of his. >> oh! >> enough. >> you will no longer worship in this way. >> so, you object to your you'll get to kneeling when receiving the holy sacrament. you object to trappings. you on the and object. >> captain, you well know we desire above all to have the word of godfreyly preached. >> that, you shall not have, master brewster. mark me well, the king of england is the supreme authority in matters of religion and in matters of state. you shall conform to the king's religion. if you do not, he shall hush rh you out of the land. >> but whosoever shall smite thee on the right cheek turn him the other, also. >> william? >> are you ready? >> i am ready? >> make haste, the king's guards will soon be on

meanwhile, serena who will become the england's women's manager and 21, she got women's manager and 21, she got women's coach of the year for her work with the netherlands season for that incredible solo effort for spurs against burnley. the coverage continues until 7pm. he can catch the last few minutes on the bbc website, on iplayer, the red button, check it out at your convenience. just remind you, it's now half time as well as ella park. i see aston villa and burnley are both nelle. manchester united kicks off at 8pm. we will keep you all up—to—date on date on that on bbc news. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. good night. hello there. earlier on today, we had a refreshed pay from this wet and windy theme, but we have seen the cloud increasing, thickening up, moving and very rapidly from the atlantic, it brought rain in some places. these weather fronts will take the rain across northern ireland, scotland and push it further into england and wales. for a while, that rain will be heavy as well. it will eventually push down towards the southeast of england, other areas away from here becoming drier later on in the nigh

state churches and by the 1580s in england the predecessors of america's pilgrims or the separatists set up independence congregation, first in london and then the netherlands. they were talking about the mayflower compact is part of that separatist movement. what they do is make a commitment between themselves and god where they hold one another accountable and covenant together as a religious body. that's the basis for the mayflower compact and rooted in that type of theological commitment. >> thank you. in your lecture, dr. morrison, you brought up the point of equality, the equality of the passengers on the mayflower who were the pilgrims and those that were not from the pilgrim community and how they were treated with a remarkable level of equality. could you both elaborate on that further? and dr. morrison would you like to go first. >> i would be happy to. thank you. it is a remarkable thing that when you look through the signatories to that, every adult male signed either for himself or for his head of household, you see by their names some esquire, esq afterwards and one of them actually was my tenth grade grandfather, william brewster had went to

after a surge in new infections the british capital london and parts of southern england will go into a stricter lock down from midnight on tuesday night the netherlands and the czech republic are also implementing stricter measures e.u. commission president underlying it is reporting some progress in talks over the e.u.'s future relationship with the u.k. negotiators are trying to resolve differences over issues including fishing rights and fair competition for business britain leaves the e.u.'s single market in just over 2 weeks. the prime minister of s. one seanie has died after contracting covert 19 that's according to the government there the 52 year old embryos. announced in november that he had tested positive for the corona virus but was feeling well he was later hospitalized in neighboring south africa the army had been prime minister of the country formerly known as swazi land since 2018 the u.s. has removed sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism terrorism opening of the african nation up to financial assistance that could help its struggling economy washington placed tough sanctions on sudan in 1993 claiming that president omar

got the risk of persistent rain that's certain the case for the day with a potential flood in parts of england northern france belgium netherlands luxembourg and even potentially germany and this is all moving slowly eastwards and science was the war on the right to be replaced by this cold northerly blast changing things completely now belgrade will get pushed into the wards during thursday the average is 6 so we're well above the way back down to average as the rain goes through eventually turned to snow i think during the weekend in fact that's the case for all the alps and for a time even the low level ground this cold air invades and squashes the warm just times the south but i think once the cold is in as it shows you vienna it's here to stay. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table the law is in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls that often the jet mines and legalized pedophile on air online jumping to the quick section and meeting to be part of the discussion the stream on out is

you mentioned the new mutation of the virus, 50 to 70% more virulent in england and another version in south africa. germany, italy, the netherlands have banned flights from london. i mean, today we have flights coming in from london, the fso, dfw, chicago, o'hare, jfk. do you think the president should enact a ban of flights from london right now like he did to china to try and stop this new strain from getting here if it isn't already here now? >> yeah, that's a decision best left to anthony fauci and other ofs that are concerned about the public health of the united states. steven fi fiddler has a story on this strain. it is more infectious. it doesn't look initially as if it's more fatal, it doesn't look at least initially that it is some das hohow going to evade te vaccines. the estimates by british authorities is it's 70 times more infectious. a piece of the virus has become even more adept at attaching itself to human cells and therefore replicating. it's more infectious. you're right, countries in europe have already cut connections with travel to england. i would imagine that the united states is going to be very tempted

the netherlands, italy and belgium and germany ban flights between the uk, as concern grows over the new coronavirus variant. long waits for some shoppers, as only essential retail can be open in england's4 and in wales. it's my son's first christmas and he won't be able to see his grandparents. it's just ruined, really. we're going to try and make the best out of it. as much as possible, eat, celebrate. and who will take this trophy — and become the 2020 bbc‘s sports personality of the year? good evening. the health secretary, matt hancock, says the new mutant variant of coronavirus is out of control, as new restrictions enter into force for millions of people in parts of england and in wales. all previous tier 3 areas in the south east and east of england — including london, kent and most of essex — have moved into a new tier 4. the public is being asked to stay at home, and non—essential shops have closed, along with gyms, beauty salons and hairdressers. there will be no ‘christmas bubbles' and household mixing is restricted to meeting one person in an open public space. christmas rules have changed in the rest of england, where the planned bubbles can now gather only on christmas da