the real barry hawkins turning up finally and isa barry hawkins turning up finally and is a wonderfulyer but not just been a great form but his scoring very good this week. that will be a tough match. and a wonderful comeback from wilson. top class. keep a close eye on his game. i had been cast my over the last few years and seeing his progress and just the last four or five months, his cue ball has improved out of sight and he will be a big threat in this tournament, guaranteed. does he impress you, to? very much so. the only critique is his cue ball was not quite as good as some of the other pros but it is now. sensational comeback from joe parry down 5—2. sensational comeback from joe parry down 5-2. he knows all the games and all the moves and came back on the black and came through in the end. did not play that well from what we hear and gather but joe did not play that well from what we hear and gather butjoe does not worry about that as he has the victory and is in the next round and probably will improve. good stuff. if you missed any of the action, 11:30pm for the highlights

thanks dan that is dan hawkins that. thank you for watching just coming up to help us 3 in the afternoon in moscow we're back again at the top of the. games become more extreme in which he needs to win this sign for eating norms not necessarily in a good way maybe some smarty green satire he knows the fictional transpiring right isn't as extreme as what the reality of. a folks next up on dennis miller plus one i did in that smell or we're going to talk to marianna benzoyl or i know you're saying. brilliant show that they're doing on national geographic it's called trafficked with men are marianna bones all are and it sort of follows the silk road of contraband. know how one pimping guns she follows the trip chick on it that's pretty fascinating very dangerous pretty invigorating and we'll talk to marianna benzoyl or about it right after this sunday on a smaller plus one. folks welcome to mr miller plus one this will be fascinating i love the concept of the show our guests isn't best to get to. that's how i say it very ar

paul hawkins there.rmarkets are being given three months to prepare for additional checks that will be carried out on goods being transported to northern ireland from great britain after the brexit transition period ends on new year's eve. the agreement reached by the uk and eu is designed to stop food supplies being disrupted next year. when the transition period ends on new year's eve, england, scotland and wales will leave the eu's single market for goods. northern ireland effectively won't. at the moment there are hardly any checks on goods travelling between great britain and northern ireland. but from january first, deal or no deal, there will be new rules governing trade across the irish sea, that companies big and small are trying to get to grips with. our ireland correspondent emma vardy reports. becoming cut off from great britain through new brexit red tape was one of the biggest fears for businesses in northern ireland, because food exported over the irish sea will be subject to new checks on

paul hawkins has more.t do their bit in a country guarded against north korea. military conscription lasts almost two years, and until now it has had to be done between the ages of 18—28. now a change to the law means people like this... we love you! can wait until they are 30. the global key pop superstars boy band will by then be more of a madman, the exemption given to people who boost the country's cultural status and economy. bts pro $4.65 cultural status and economy. bts pro $a.65 billion to the south korean economy through merchandise, physical album sales and concert tickets or to put it another way, they are worth 0.3% of the country's gdp, gross domestic product, the country's entire economic output. by 2023, they are expected to contribute $a8 billion to the south korean economy. recently, they knocked the first ever number one single in the us with a song dynamite and grabbed an unprecedented grammy nomination. previously the only people accepted were musicians and athletes. heung—min son, who p

to start nationwide vaccination against kobe that 19 next week i want to get all the details from hawkins who's here in the studio with us so this rollout is now being put forward so the president saying that next week tell us more about what we know this must vaccinations very much but not dissipated in russia for some time now it's coming sooner rather than the russian president made clear the 1st people to receive the job starting as early as next week would be those who all most vulnerable and who work with the most vulnerable so of course medical professionals and teaches among other key because it would then be made available to the wider public and it's coming out very much over the next few days this is what you have to say. there's a. 1000000 of them in the us we have already produced $2000000.00 doses of the 1st registered vaccine against coronavirus speed v this will allow us to start widespread vaccination specifically among 2 risk groups doctors and teachers i would like to ask you to start vaccination at the end of next week. now this was announced in a video press conferenc

and hawkins reporting that brings up today i guess can have to hop possibly need me here in moscow i tend to get there we've got a website say full of stories you can find that an article called. my social class. and poverty by 1st. if you're born into a poor family ah if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. generational poverty. stuff fight every day to meet your needs and the needs of your family. love lol it'll be a. keep there won't be cheap bust and then you went through that country so let's. get right to call your scum he said fiercely give them everything they did to bust. this country. this is what we don't understand. we are in such a country. that was the thing. the soon to run up with a similar was similar to. the one leg of the us. if the minutes of not that i got to meet leave again with the phone. with the plane. would come to the place tory you have to see. you move. a grandmother doing a life for murder was released from prison yesterday after 17 years when i

paul hawkins looks back at his life.red and accomplished but to his critics, is not, arrogant and aloof. valery giscard d'estaing, a descendant of louis xv first entered government when he was 33 years old with two stent. it was after the second sent in 1974 that he started to run from president and on the second of may the french gave him their backing. —— runfor may the french gave him their backing. —— run for president. translation: i know that today marks a new era for french policies. that of rejuvenation and change for france. change indeed. he relaxed abortion laws, of equal opportunities to women. . . laws, of equal opportunities to women... and as a fan of technology, gave the go—ahead to build the high—speed train network and expanded the trade industry. together with germany, he pushed for integration, laying the foundation for the single currency in europe, europe. the self—styled emperor of the central african republic? coronation cost more than the countries entire economic output that year. in 1979, valer

with me is our news correspondent paul hawkins. good correspondent paul hawkins. to see you.isney. yeah, and in only one year they have got 87 million subscribers and if we look at the figures more broadly in the context of all of the streaming services will stop netflix are still top on 195 million, but they have been around streaming for 13 years. and prime are next with 150 million and disney+, only around for a year, 87 million subscribers. apple have got some catching up to do. they are on 34 million and have been around for a year, as well. a lot of their subscriptions are given away free with iphones and macbooks. so it is difficult to say how authentic that 34 million figure is. with all this growth of streaming platforms, it's not looking very good for cinema. it's not. last week we heard that warner brothers, all of theirfilm heard that warner brothers, all of their film releases for next year will be streamed on hbo max, their streaming service, and now disney say that next year peter pan and wendy and pinocchio, featuring tom hanks, they will go straight to disney

paul hawkins, bbc news.now speak to professor raina macintyre who's head of the biosecurity research program at the kirby institute, university of new south wales. thank you so much forjoining us. thank you so much forjoining us. tell us a little bit about what this team of expert will be looking for when they get to wuhan? presumably they are looking to understand the origins of sars covered two two a back virus perhaps through another animal into other humans. —— covid. whether they are going to investigate an accidental leakfrom are going to investigate an accidental leak from a lab are going to investigate an accidental leakfrom a lab i am not sure and i am also not sure what sort of useful information they could get at this stage. we do know that the lab in wuhan was working in coronavirus is including that coronavirus is including that coronavirus is including that coronavirus is so i think at this point there is a little bit of uncertainty around which direction the investigation will go. —— bat. dire

paul hawkins, bbc news.'s get some of the day's other news: a leading humanitarian agency, the international rescue committee, has called on global leaders to urgently address the major conflicts around the world or risk giving up earlier progress on reducing poverty, hunger, and disease. the irc‘s president said 2020 will be remembered as one of the most turbulent years in history. more than 370 religious leaders from around the world are calling for a ban on gay conversion therapy that aims to change a person's sexual orientation. a statement signed by representatives of all the world's major faiths is being presented at the british foreign office later today. conservative religious leaders in opposition fear it could impede on religious freedom. facebook says it has removed two networks based in russia and one linked to the french military for what it said were disinformation campaigns ta rgetting african countries. it said that the rival campaigns largely focussed on the central african republic. mackenz

paul hawkins has more.r bit to keep the country guarded against north korea. military conscription lasts almost two years and until now, it's had to be done between ages 18—28. and now, a change to the law means people like this... we love you! ..can wait until they are 30. global korean superstar boy band bts by then will be more of a man band. the legal change only applies to anyone who improves the country's cultural status or boosts the economy. bts did just that. last year alone, they contributed a reported $4.65 billion to the south korean economy through things like merchandise, physical album sales and concert tickets. to put it another way, they are worth 0.3% of the country's gdp — that's gross domestic product, the country's entire economic output. by 2023, they are expected to contribute $48 billion the south korean economy. recently, they also notched a first ever number one hit single in the us with the song dynamite and bagged an unprecedented grammy nomination. up until now, the only people

paul hawkins, bbc news.y injapan as heavy snow hit a wide area to the north—west of tokyo. some areas of the country have seen record snowfall, with minakami in gunma prefecture having nearly two metres of snow in the two days to thursday morning. the government has set up a special taskforce in response to the extreme weather. a major winter storm is predicted to bring deep snow and power outages on the east coast of the united states. more than 60 million people are expected to be affected, in an area stretching from colorado to maine. the national weather service is warning of "dangerous, if not impossible travel conditions and isolated power surges" in the worst affected areas. how much you should read into facial expressions? a new study suggests there's much more than meets the eye and that the way we smile or frown reveals how much humans have in common. tom brada investigates. feeling confused? let me explain. a new study has found that people across the world, no matter where they are from, use the

paul hawkins there.those talks but first, but to bring you up—to—date with what is happening with facebook. facebook is facing a major lawsuit in the us over concerns it has become a digital monopoly that is stifling competition. the us federal trade commission and nearly every us state sued facebook, saying that it should potentially be broken up. they allege the firm broke competition law and could force facebook to sell off instagram and whatsapp. in the last hour, the new york attorney general letitia james, explained why they had decided to sue. just a few minutes ago, i have made a bipartisan coalition of 48 attorneys generalfrom around the nation in filing a lawsuit against the social networking giant facebook. —— i led. for nearly a decade, facebook has used its dominance and monopoly power to crush smaller rivals and snuff out competition, all at the expense of everyday users. by using its vast troves of data and money, facebook has squashed or hindered what the company perceived as potential th

paul hawkins, bbc news.ustry is trying to navigate production through the restrictions of a global pandemic. it is so good to see you and as you see we have our small but mighty audience. 12 people and 18 people at home. in the world of tv, this is the new normal in 2020. in most parts of the world, public health officials have been urging drastic social distancing measures for almost ten months now. and it has had a huge impact on tv production. 0h, a huge impact on tv production. oh, my lord, everything has changed! i mean, first of all we have to be tested every single day, they have a big testing place here. all the crew and you know all the talent go to every day to be tested. constantly, everybody on the crew has to wear masks and the comic you know, the visor thing. with many productions halted in social distancing measures in place, there have been massivejob cuts. at least 100,000 jobs i thought to have been lost from the industry. more if you think wider. and that is not even when you talk about th

with me is our news correspondent paul hawkins.coming. how many shows are there and they are they new shows orjust...? spin—offs of spin—offs of spin—offs. the star wars universe just never seems to end! i remember the days when george lucas said that's it, we are done and now disney has bought it and they are... they are milking it. ten new star wa rs are milking it. ten new star wars tv series, we have got one called lando, one about obi—wan kenobl called lando, one about obi—wan kenobi, darth vader, lots of tv series, two men delorean spin—offs, it has been a big hit for disney+, and one new star wars film, i should add, rogue squadron outing christmas 2023 and directed by patty jenkins who directed wonder woman, coming out which is significant because disney paused the film productions after solo which did not do well in 2018. that was quite boring, in some ways. it was a bit, really. but the tv show seem bit, really. but the tv show seem to be doing well so what is the plan? do they want is to go to cinemas with popcorn and an

hawkins wrote the 2015 best-seller "the girl on the train," you may remember that one.> good morning, america. i'm paula hawkins and i'm thrilled to be here to introduce my new novel, "a slow fire burning." it's a dark tale of deceit, revenge, murder and three very intriguing women who may or may not be to blame. i can't wait to share it with with all next year. >> ooh, we can't wait either. "a slow fire burning" will be >>> good morning. after some limited fog this morning, we'll have increasing high clouds and temperatures a little bit above average this afternoon. 50s at the coast. temperatures warmer than average and p >>> now to stories of some of the inspiring people who have stepped up to serve others during the covid crisis and we are celebrating them this morning. ginger, you have all the details. >>> ah this, is a good one, michael. difficult times have brought out the good in people and we are seeing so many stories of neighbors helping neighbors across our nation that this segment sponsored by mazda is going to be an exciting one. their 100th anniversary the

this hospital, hazel hawkins in hollister, is the only hospital in the county and it is now operating at 130% of capacity. not just the icus but the whole hospital. they've had to double up patients in what were single rooms. they have patients that are staying in the emergency room. and of course a lot of it owing to that surge of covid patients. and people here wonder if there's any sign of it letting up. >> it's like a war zone inside there. we are kind of treating this as a mass casualty event. the hospital has come together as a team and we're treating the sickest patients and we're treating every patient that comes through the door, we're getting them in, giving them treatment and we're seeing everybody that shows up. >> reporter: now, the hospital staff here is getting vaccinated. that's the good news. they got about a little more than 200 doses of the pfizer vaccine last week. they've done half of it up till now. they'll do the rest next week. and they'll get about 300 doses of the moderna vaccine next week. so they'll be able to vaccinate not just the frontline staff but also

. >> joe hawkins was touched by the story.t a time when being gay could and a career. >> he was offered money to mary a woman. he was blackballed and never recovered from that. >> he left baseball and died from hiv. >> i grew up in los angeles. i was a dodgers fan. >> billy beane is the ambassador for inclusion and the only other player to come out. >> its was such a gut punch. i was hiding a secret. i thought because i'm a product of baseball there could never be another gay. this year marks the 25th anniversary of burke's passing. >> i wish i could tell you about all the ways baseball has changed for the better. >> and this clinic blessed by the mlb and burke's family. >>> and the clinic will offer screenings and care three days a week when they fully open in january. >>> we're talking about big surf along the coast. we're seeing 20-second intervals. when you see 20-second interval. so there's the highs from today. it's above where you expect it. tomorrow will be almost as warm in some plates. as we get going we'll look at t

there's also a force on force version that sarah hawkins have taken herself. which is two-day course which we're conducting applications what we want to see in the field. reinforcing principles using scenarios which the officer decision-making validates what we're doing. we see huge change in the field and department and embracing ideas. >> thank you. is there anyone else? does this conclude the presentation? >> you will try to play that or go to me? >> will i try one more time. we'll see if this works. [indiscernible] >> we're having the same issue. >> i can't hear anything. >> can you make this video available on the website as well? >> yes. >> good evening, my name is lieutenant mike nevin i'm the officer in charge of the forced officer unit. call for service and activity gone up in 2019 compare to years past and total use force count has gone down significantly but pointing of firearms has gone down dramatically. use of force transfers to our principles plot and use of force training. there are numerous factors that contribute to these trends, preliminary

the murder appears to have only angered its leaders as artist daniel hawkins reports. dr. morsi, in fact, reside, it was different things to different people, to his family, a husband and a father, to his country, a patriot, a prized and respected scientists to others, though he was a threat, a man affectively in charge of iran's alleged nuclear weapons program. we don't exactly know what motivated the killing, but if it had anything to do with removing a supposed threat in the interests of peace and stability, the result so far seems to be the reverse. it happened in the streets of boiling over with anger. well fuck result, it was given a state funeral and granted martyr status. iran is out for revenge. some hardliners are calling for direct, massive retaliation against those who they think are responsible. even the strikes on israeli cities are on the table. life for an eye says god's law and to ron is in no mood to let this crime go unpunished. all enemies of around have to know that the rainy nation and the countries officials are brave enough to respond to this crimin

international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. a russian and british scientists are set to combine their vaccines in the latest bid to tackle the global pandemic that's after astra zeneca said it's ready to work with the developers of russia sport nick v. jab before we hear. the new collaboration with my colleagues let's take a look at those actual remarks today we announce a clinical trial program to assess safety and immunogenicity of combination of d 1222 developed by astra zeneca and oxford university and sputnik v. developed by russian research institute i think it is quite important that this sort of hear from both sides and we hear about this huge corporation between the developer of the bridge swedish and the russian drug at the time you have to understand a global call the $1000.00 vaccine race and both sides believe everybody will only benefit from that. they have a problem very vaccines efficacy isn't high enough this should be improved we have 2 different ads or no viruses they will take one of them and use it as a boo

countries are looking to buy sputnik the western critics have already written off the russian vaccine and hawkins looks at why. the media today is full of big headlines pfizer's covert 19 vaccine is officially the 1st to be approved in a western country with the united kingdom leading the way there's a sense of excitement that lives can be saved on the 1st steps towards codewords final defeat have been taken i would like to pay tribute to him to fight with those who made this possible it is the protection. that were ultimately allow us to recreate our lives and get our economy moving again this is a victory but the real winner in the race for a covert job has been vaccine protectionism to many in western media and establishment only western produced vaccines can even be considered as part of a global solution to the pandemic and other a break through from the last event is that seen as a seneca high as pfizer makes a final push drug company pfizer says it is a great day for science c.e.o. of pfizer tweeting out his congratulations. this is really a historic day we have pfizer we have or take you

hawkins welcome to the program . demonstrators thought through the streets for a 2nd consecutive weekend setting fire to vehicles and smashing shops and banks over a security bill was crude to stop the public from filming the police officers responded with tear gas and 60 protesters were arrested nationwide while several police officers were injured. i. the government's now agreed to a total rewrite of the most contentious element of the bill article $24.00 was planned to criminalize publishing videos or images which identify police officers or face severe punishments over a fine of up to $45000.00 euros or a year in prison the scene the french government to capitulate and agree to a total rewrite paris has been undergoing a cleanup in the aftermath of those violent protests which saw 5000 the rally in the capital and 10 times that number nationwide despite the government agreeing to be right on the controversial bill many think it doesn't go far enough to discuss the dilemma facing fronts of august. this is not abou

>not 230 doses including in the shipment that arrived here in san jose today is a bound for hazel hawkinsospital, another health care facilities in nearby san benito county and health officials say the remainder of the shipments will go directly to hospitals going forward live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news rob. thank you so now let's go to the east bay where the first doses of vaccine are being distributed in martinez from forestry says stasio is live there to tell us what's happening in contra costa county teresa. >>common can i'm here at the contra costa regional medical center and just behind me over on the 5th floor that is where health care workers lined up to get the first of those 2 doses. the covid-19 vaccine now this all coming on the heels of the fda passing that emergency authorization for the pfizer vaccine. >>a hospital mothers giving the public this direct look at the vaccination to help us age concerns over the safety of the vaccine saying. >>that is critical and the attempt to end this pandemic and reopen the country. now health officials say they are hoping that on

paul hawkins reports. did it come from bats? did it use a host tojump to human.me of the key questions who scientist will try to answer when they arrive in the city next month. their goal is to find the truth about where the virus came from and how it darted. what we know so far is that on the third ofjanuary china investigated a virus infecting dozens of people in the city. a week later, chinese media reported the first known death. september saw worldwide deaths past 1 million, half of which were in brazil, india, and the us, which in november became the first country to pass 250,000 deaths. finally this month, british woman margaret keenan became the first person in the world to be vaccinated outside trials. the truth about the virus‘ origins has been somewhat elusive. last december a chinese doctor warned his colleagues about the spread of a new mysterious disease but was told by police to stop making false comments and was later investigated for spreading rumours. he died a few months later after contracting the virus. but china's initial attempts to downpla

paul hawkins has been looking into this. tell us more about this. very small number. a small number. by professor fergus gleason at of the university. eight of ten patients who had coronavirus which developed into covid with a big age gap. he used a novel scanning technique where during an mri scan, they are breathing ina gas an mri scan, they are breathing in a gas called xenon which is safe but it is another way to scan the lung and other scanning techniques cannot pick up scanning techniques cannot pick up the damage which he noticed in eight out of ten patients. it is not a big sample size but enough to tell him there should bea enough to tell him there should be a wider study. he is planning to open the study to 100 patients to see whether long covid could be caused by permanent lung damage. and these patients were not necessarily hospitalised and on ventilators and get i have said they have had breathing difficulties. they had not been in hospital and conventional scans had not ticked up any lung damage but these new scanning technique develop

daniel hawkins reports dr. morsi, in fact, result, it was different things to different people, to his family, a husband and a father to his country, a patriot, a prized and respected scientists to others, though he was a threat affectively in charge of iran's alleged nuclear weapons program. it's no surprise, some would have wanted him out of the way. dr. morse in fact, is that they had a project about put it, remember the name for that, and you would not be surprised to hear that soprano is led by the same person who led project ahmad after 5 years of good and also not coincidently. many of supplants key personnel worked under fair use of the project or mark to ron points, the finger at israel, which in line with its usual policy hasn't confirmed or denied any involvement in the assassination of a cabinet minister has said he was clueless about who the perpetrators could be, i have no clue who did. it's not that my lips are sealed because i'm being responsible. i really have no clue. whoever carried out this

here in moscow you what's your team's national with me daniel hawkins were you ought to night's welcome to the program. i was covered cases in germany seeing hospitals in the country stretched to the limit the number of patients in intensive care is up 40 percent compared to the spring for you to all of us has the details. german hopes for a loosening of coded restrictions over the christmas period look in doubt as cases of the virus remain high across the country on sunday the states. became the final region to be categorized as an at risk area meaning the whole country is now in the highest risk level according to the scale used by germany's public health authority the robot called institute in the south the state of bavaria declared a continuation of a state of emergency is blocked by the fact remains that the numbers is simply too high the figures must come down to the health system because it's already a threat it's not just the number of people who have coronavirus which is causing problems it's also the intensity of the illness in those that have it which means many more are requ

branded the assassination an act of state terror and blamed israel and the united states are trees down hawkins that reports on the shock waves it has said through the region. dr morsi in factories ardea was different things to different people to his family a husband and a father to his country a patriot a prized and respected scientists to others though he was a threat affectively in charge of iran's alleged nuclear weapons program we don't exactly know what motivated the killing but if it had anything to do with removing a supposed threat in the interests of peace and stability the result so far seems to be the reverse. it happened. in the. streets of boiling over with anger well fuck result it was given a state funeral and granted martyr status iran is out for revenge some hardliners are calling for the direct massive retaliation against those who they think are responsible even the strikes on israeli cities are on the table life for an eye says god's law and to ron is in no mood to let this crime go unpunished an image of around you know that the rainy nation and the country's officials ar

from moscow thanks so much for joining us on our to international tonight on daniel hawkins swerve you are welcome to the program. paris has been engulfed in renewed unrest over a controversial security bill police used water cannon and tear gas as the situation spiraled out of control as when huge anger over plans to protect police officers by handling the extra powers and boosting surveillance with more from the french capital here's a shot at do with. well we've had huge pension savings paris in the last hour where we have seen a number of what i would describe this action grabs by the police it's obviously much more organized not that you'll have members over the security force is going to the crowds and dropping out into the jews that they think of causing trouble or perhaps likely to cause trouble you saw one man being dragged from the crowd by the officers. a buffalo tensions with apostles accept a whooping for the police officers who burst or had seen a gas already deployed a fact a woman point at 2 gas was being used directing from error so sprains acts the protests we saw man

nationwide vaccination against cove in 19 next week we're joined live in the studio by artist and hawkins for all of the details on that mass vaccination is about to start in russia using the sputnik drug how's that going to happen who's going to be getting it 1st it does right i mean this. has been in the pipeline for some time the question was a rather one of when rather than if when it seems the answers come that it's going to come slightly sooner than it is but it's on the back of those rising number of infections the president has ordered the mass vaccination to start as early as next week that was also going to by the minister of health at the time go to cover. this this work as you said will begin next week the 1st to get the vaccine will be front line workers and surprisingly health workers doctors nurses and teachers of course those who have a public facing role and work in the in the public sector the president said around $2000000.00 those whose had already been produced that number is obviously set to rise over coming weeks and months the vaccine will also be free and voluntar

so with the sunday deadline looming, i asked our news reporter, paul hawkins, what the two sides willabout over the coming days. talking about the three sticking points that we just highlighted there, namely fish, governance, how you will police the deal once it comes into force, and then the level playing field. probably taking up most of the time, the level playing field, competition rules, the eu saying that if you want access to our single market, you'll have to have certain agreed environmental regulations and rules for businesses and if you try to drop or minimise those, that gives your businesses an unfair advantage over ours and it would be unfair hence why we need a level playing field, why we all need to sign up and the uk saying that the whole point of brexit is that we leave and follow our own rules! trying to reconcile those two differences will take up most of the time i imagine. that seems a significant conundrum to try and sort out but that is what they are trying to sort out over the next four days. what about this evening in brussels? i know you're desperate for me t

presidential election the candidates are going to face off next month white house correspondent kimberly hawkins live for us in valdosta in georgia we've just been watching some pictures of the president's plane arriving at the airport there is one of the latest one of the latest heavy hitters political heavy hitters to be in georgia why is georgia so important. as we're talking here. is president donald trump has been announced to take the stage very soon so watching for that he is just the latest in a string of heavy hitters to hit. for this state yesterday mike pence the vice president was campaigning here as well as block obama. the president elect biden will also be hitting. this state. because there's a run up election her control of the u.s. . both parties democrats and republicans are fighting for control right now it is controlled by republicans and democrats are able to. put in prison. both chambers and. talk about how he is still. back to. the president. and how he's continuing to. take. the. president. for the most part inside the white house. has declared. releasing videos and sayin

with me is our news reporter paul hawkins.overnment warning that a deal may not be possible. what are we hearing from the european side? it's sounding gloomy, one eu source it feels like a saint neck, that is santa claus, did not bring what you wanted and we keep hoping every day that he may after all. these face—to—face meetings, it may result in something, they could bea result in something, they could be a concession from one side oi’ be a concession from one side or the other, and things can change with the dynamic in a room as opposed to the online call, but as it stands, these are, there are three main sticking points, fission, competition rules, and housing sources, i.e. governors, and at the moment they are quite fundamental gaps —— fishing. i would say that the outlook from the european side is not only more optimistic than in the uk side. the uk government under borisjohnson, side. the uk government under boris johnson, under theresa may, said that no deal is better than a bad deal. to the field — do they seem feel t

live from moscow thanks for joining us tonight on our team to ashland daniel hawkins welcome to the program. after more than 4 years of wrangling the e.u. and u.k. have finally reached a trade deal that was agreed just days before the new year deadline however the mood in brussels on london was very different following the announcement. this is i believe a good deal for the whole of europe. for us for our friends and partners as well yes but again you're right there is no winner and brax it's a lose lose situation to separate especially in the world as it is today england the united kingdom has chosen to be solitary rather than stand together or those who govern the nations that make up the british isles are divided on the outcome scottish 1st minister nicholas 3rd and says britain has lost more than its gained from bracks it stressing that scotland must now decide on its future as an independent european nation were the views of scots and other britons on the deal. the fatigue because it's been going on so long it's happening now the balls rolling i think we should just finish it i think i

with me is our news reporter paul hawkins. it is sad news for star wars fans, then?riginal three movies. he appears in two of the original three films, the empire strikes back return of the jedi, and he doesn't appear in many scenes, doesn't have many lines. the voice was actually done by another actor, like darth vader. jeremy bulloch didn't do the voice but he did play the actor and likewise as dave prowse who played darth vader, ha had to have some physical presence on stage. —— he had. so he actually based it on clint eastwood's the man with no name, from the famous western character, because both had gaits, both moved slowly, the way they held their guns — he based it on that. so that's what he's best known for. there's actually one bit of trivia which is there's a famous scene where in which princess leia shouts out, "it's a trap!" to luke skywalker and jeremy bulloch also played the imperial officer, there you can see him the background, who then marches princess leia off set. i think we have a steal of it now. so he played two different characters in the same

i'm joined by our reporter paul hawkins. what exactly do we know about the incident?to the basakshir assistant coach who was from cameroon, shows him a red card, he is objected to the decision stopping he then turns to the fourth match official who stands between the two teams' managerial sites in the dugout, he turns to them and he says, why are you referring to me by the colour of my skin, i am paraphrasing here. the fourth official, he is using the romanian word for black, the fourth match official is from romania, there is then another clip that we have seen some footage, the striker for the turkish side says, why, when you mention a black guy, do you have to say this guy, the implication being that you wouldn't describe the coach that way if he was white. a paris st germain striker is overheard in the footage saying, is he serious? we are heading in, that's it. and then all of the players from each side appear to show solidarity, they walked down the tunnel, they walked down the tunnel, they don't reappear. st germain, the governing body for football in europe of

unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud in the presidential vote our white house correspondent kelly hawkins live for us involved in georgia there was an awful lot of speculation ahead of this about what donald trump was actually going to say was in the. yes absolutely right we weren't quite sure what it was going to say but it was what many of us expected that was done continues to insist that he was a little bit further presidential vote he also said that he will never surrender as he spoke to voters here in the u.s. state of georgia he urged them to go to the polls once again why because there's a pivotal runoff election next month in this state that will determine control of the u.s. senate currently controlled by republicans and donald trump is assisting that if that doesn't stay that way the democrats will spell doom for the united states take a listen to. this is something that's very important and you have to get out you have to vote you have to make sure you have every vote counted everybody has to count. because it's stake in this election is control of the u.s. senate and that rea