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hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes business as usual but virtually the french president emanuel macro test positive for corona virus then shares a government meeting via video conference. pressure moments on the nigerian government to secure the release of hundreds of students kidnapped by gunman from a school last week. 1000 infections in the u.s. the past 17000000 with more than 308000 since the pandemic began. the u.s. government confirms its computer networks are under attack from a significant hacking operation that is still ongoing. and it's for the head of european football tells al jazeera that you wife it could be doing more to fight racism i can admit maybe we're not doing enough and we will try to do as much as we can alexander chaffin says football needs government support to help tackle the problem. let's get going the french president emanuel macro has tested positive for cope with 19 in the past hour mr macro has appeared in a virtual

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes an emergency lockdown in germany in plans of a christmas shutdown in denmark as european nations struggle with a rising number of corona virus infections and deaths. infections on the rise in the besieged gaza strip but the israeli blockade has made the outbreak worse. a french court hands jail terms to 14 people linked to the 2015 attack on the challis of those satirical magazine and the jewish supermarket. fear and anxiety among parents of more than 330 children kidnapped by nigeria's book program fighters non-fan hummus and i have all the support. post world this is the. last one of photo houthi 2038 in games the cattery capital will be staged in the event for the 2nd time. ok let's get going the world health organization says the coronavirus pandemic could worsen in europe early next year right now several e.u. countries including the netherlands and germany are struggling to contain rising numbers of infections and

hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. glad tidings of great joy because this is a deal. prime minister boris johnson shows off what he calls his present to the people a brics it's agreement on trade with the european union. but the work isn't quite over yet e.u. diplomats will get a christmas day briefing before those who sell to ratify the deal next week. tighter restrictions to control coronavirus governments around the world react to the rapid spread of covert 19th. and coronavirus means a slightly more somber celebration of christmas across the globe this 2020. i'm sorry hearts and have all the sports we hear from the bron james of the n.h.l. that progression the stage show you down to get it done right. now after years of uncertainty the european union and the u.k. have agreed a trade deal that will define their relationship for decades and a christmas address to the country in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson called the brics it agreement a

w.-h. on making the healthy a world for you. to everyone. already . hello there i'm a stand here today and at the headlines for you here on al-jazeera after months of tense talks and just 7 days before the deadline the european union and the u.k. have agreed to a trade deal the agreement of has 0 tariffs and 0 of course a relationship covers everything from energy to fisheries the e.u. one protection for a level playing field on regulation while the u.k. avoided a future role for the european court of justice i think this do you mean is a new stability and a new uncertainty in what has sometimes been a fractious and difficult relationship.

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w.-h. on making a healthier world for you. to everyone. for the all. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera the u.k. is now facing the threat of 2 covert 19 mutations with a new strain reported in 2 people who've recently travelled from south africa the u.k. is also reported the highest increase in cases since the pandemic began with 39237 new infections the government also recorded another 744 deaths on wednesday that's the highest death toll since april we are quarantining cases and close contacts of cases found here in the u.k. 2nd we're placing immediate restrictions on travel from south africa and finally and most importantly anyone in the u.k. who has been in south africa in the past fortnight and anyone who has a close contact of someone who's been in south africa in the last fortnight must quarantine immediately. sounds of drivers are stranded in the u.k. port of dover waiting to be tested for the corona virus that they've been stuck there for days after european nations stop travel with britain to contain the sprea

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the w series — becomes part of next year's formula one british grand prix weekend i'm joined by racing driver alice powell. now the series for the next year, i just can't wait to get started. hellohank you forjoining us. a packed show coming up but we start with a man who won the rugby world cup in 2003. the biggest day of steve thompson's sporting life but he says he can no longer remember it — or any of the games at that tournmanent. he and seven other former players — say the sport has left them with permanent brain damage — and they're in the process of starting a claim against the game's authorities for negligence. every member of the group has recently been diagnosed with the early signs of dementia and say repeated blows to the head are to blame: the training was so physical and so demanding at times, i wouldn't say it was managed correctly, but i would say on thursdays, the day off my felt terrible. friday, commits like him i'm not good to be able to play this game, then saturday you play, you know, and luckily you play well and your body just play, you know, and luckily you play well and your bodyjust kind of comes through. but when we were with the england squad, it wa

the moment when you can get vaccinated w that said let me turn things over to the doctor for a scientific and development update. >> thank you, mr. secretary. hello, everybody. briefly, i hope you had a chance look into the moderna submission and the f.d.a. comments. i think they underline and demonstrate again how effective these vaccines are, and also describe very clearly they are very good safety profile. just want to highlight two things. look at the curves and effects after the first dose, 10 to 14 days after the first dose. it doesn't mean this is a one-dose vaccine because people got their second dose two weeks later. it means onset of efficacy is very fast after immunization and we should start to see an impact in the very high-risk populations without being immunized. the second thing is the apparent protection against infection as detected by p.c.r. detection of virus on day 28 in the population that has shown anywhere between 60% to 65% protection which is exciting. after one dose. we see that data coming up after second dose in the next few weeks based more on the sir logical end point than biological end point, that will be very hel

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