but barak jr. was closed with a vengeance. what was in the heart remember the can of course not the armed forces were not happy with get mubarak because they did not see him as sufficiently qualified to lead the country a clear that. the whole let's remember and get mahmoud barak never approach of the armed forces there was a barrier between the are meant for. says. so there was no basis for acceptance or compromise. with a an egypt on me would have accepted a president get mad mubarak would have staged a military coup will now never be. history was to take a stranger to. december 2011 man known food say learn tunisia set fire to himself he spotted revolution that would spread throughout the arab. no dictator would be safe in his state though not everyone could see what was coming down the road. we had conversations with mubarak and the people around africa need to say look you need to you need to recognize that this could happen in egypt to this is this is the time for you to open up but again he was quite dismissive of this.

he knew that the barak hardly had any political experience and lacked in his sort of engine. in the book and. he was a strongly built officer. but up here there was nothing. he became vice president and president by coincidence that cherished loyalty and saw. the 6th of october $981.00. and the biggest coincidence of all. it was the annual military parade on the anniversary of the 1974 but it was there as usual sitting next to said that as they watched units of the armed forces march before them. just before 1 pm 4 men lips from a military truck in front of the reviewing stand firing machine guns for well over a minute at the dignitaries. i said that and 11 others were killed and 28th we'll. get to more but didn't even have a script. you're going to listen in. on the. emotionally and i didn't really. wash all been model b. one then. and. i'm up on. the president was dick. long live the president. just as was said that were nicer dight sadly it was natural that mubarak as vice president should now succeed our s.s. in a chip leader. behind locked doors for such session was arra

market or customs union and the brags that transition period has formally expired the prime minister barak's johnson has hailed it as a new beginning this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he's up to us to make the most of it. and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop 26 climate change summit in glasgow andrew symonds reports now from london and how the changes will affect people and businesses. finally the bells of big ben bring bricks it in with the trade deal taking the u.k. out of the european union the end of a relationship that dates back nearly half a century brussels had set the time midnight in belgium 11 o'clock here in the u.k. e.u. had already made its other adjustments with only a day to spare the trade treaty had been signed and sealed within the shores of this island nation british politicians say sovereignty has been fully restore

and british prime minister barak's johnson warns the new variant of covert 19 is more day.

zeneca vaccine as soon as monday it's the country's 2nd approved coronavirus vaccine prime minister barak johnson has warned of tougher restrictions but expects tens of millions of people will be immunized over the next 3 months a new and more infectious covert 900 strain appears to be leading to a record number of cases. let's go live now to andrew simmons he joins us from london so it's another day and more stats that paint a very grim picture a very worrying picture andrew. i'm afraid so the number of deaths sunday 454 and that brings the total number of deaths to 75000 the for the 6 day running there have been record figures in the number of cases 55000 nearly 55000 right now and that that up that's for sunday and that compares with last sunday which was 30500 so just work that out the level of increase as they've been seen since this crisis began so never before has there been more need to get a vaccine up and running an effective vaccine up and running that assurance we heard from boris johnson earlier in the day that tens of thousands of doses tens of millions should i say of doses

riches welcome to the program and it's the news we were hoping not to hear british prime minister barak johnson says there's now evidence to suggest the new coronavirus variant 1st detected in the u.k. is not only more contagious but more deadly as well i mean attention has now spread to more than 60 countries and britain itself is struggling to bring infections under control. it's a relentless nightmare for health care workers across the u.k. the shifts are physically and emotionally grueling campus lives cannot be saved many more people have been hospitalized then during the 1st peak last april and a coronavirus ferry and known as b 117 is playing a significant role in the suffering scientists say it's almost certainly more infectious and now government health advisers believe it could be more deadly though they caution the assessments based on sparse data we've been informed today that in addition to spreading more quickly it also appears that there is some evidence that the new variant the very that was 1st identified in london in the scythe east may be associated with a higher degr

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all true but go barak had his own special reasons to. get it done by his wife suzanne it was hard to. imagine this is her attorney the mother's pantry as the wife of a mum passing. she important people meeting the queen. actually shopping for a nice book suits from the best taters in town for him. personalized pinstripes use. after 25 years of service as a soldier this surely would be the least he deserved or to have been an africa because the he loved fashion and would tell me how from the 1950s he was extremely fond of british the tired suits and shoes especially sexy and i'm sure. if is dreams would have shoes and suits their reality when he got to said that's house was we beyond his wildest imaginings. hope whom i had become chairman of egypt perhaps a governor of the almost unimaginable when i pointed vice president who was shocked everyone in the whole could feel his leg in the floor as he saluted the president it was beyond his imagination. me will have been something that expected nor asked for but with the vice presidency came u

sounds the alarm of the new coronavirus variant prime minister barak's jumps and says there's now evidence to suggest as well as more contagious mutation may also be deadly i'm also coming up it's a year since the world's 1st coronavirus locked down a blue pen china we'll take a look back at how this.

also this week england entered its 3rd lockdown since spring british prime minister barak's johnson said he hopes there are a new dress directions will help to contain a highly contagious variant of covert which is currently spreading through the country that says the u.k.'s daily infection rate hovers around $60000.00 cases. we now have a new variant of the virus and it's been both frustrating and alarming to see the speed with which the new variant is spreading. our scientists have confirmed this new variant is between 50 and 70 percent more transmissible in england we was therefore going to a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant if come back full circle to to last march when we were told to stay home protect the n.h.s. and to save lives and that mantra was repeated by boris johnson again today and is in force once again what it means simply enough is that people in england are being told to stay home except for a number of reasons essential shopping work if that work can't be done from home exercise urgent medical needs or in cases where someone is threatene

is not going to go away but it can be much better than it is right now remember we have let it on barak obama to 2 terms and so and even though i'm down trump lost by 3000000 votes there were black people who voted for him i know black people voted for him so yes there are racial fractures around donald trump he exacerbated that in order to gain office but we can also have some healing so these racial fractures are not seen as something that's going to cause another civil war in this country ok i know i'm not a point of a potential civil war in the united states over the next 4 years you have you will have a significant section of maybe white people who believe that their democracy has been stolen and that someone has to pay there will be thousands of simmering raging people out there while joe biden is in the white house how do you deal with that how should he deal with it. you know here's the thing there have been simmering white people since this country started and poor whites and working class whites have been used as pit bulls for the the wealthy here in this nation and that has b

after formally leaving the bloc single market and customs union prime minister barak's johnson hailed as a new beginning after 4 years of political drama. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop $26.00 climate change summit in glasgow and the u.k. is also dealing with an escalating coronavirus pandemic surging infections in england forcing authorities to reactivate emergency hospitals that were set up when the pandemic began most nightingale hospitals have been largely unused but officials say they are now being prepared to admit patients if other medical centers which capacity. reports out of the us say at least $140.00 congressional republicans will oppose counting electoral college votes next week when president elect joe biden's victory is expected to be certified

is not going to go away but it can be much better than it is right now remember we have let it on barak obama to 2 terms and so and even though i'm down trump lost by 3000000 votes there were black people who voted for him i know black people voted for him so yes there are racial fractures around donald trump he exacerbated that in order to gain office but we can also have some healing so these racial fractures are not seen as something that's going to cause another civil war in this country ok i don't know of point of a potential civil war in the united states over the next 4 years you have you will have a significant section of maybe white people who believe that their democracy has been stolen and that someone has to pay there will be thousands of simmering raging people out there while joe biden is in the white house how do you deal with that how should he deal with it. you know here's the thing there have been simmering white people since this country started and poor whites and working class whites have been used as pit bulls for the the wealthy here in this nation and that has be

sounds the alarm of a new coronavirus variant prime minister barak johnson says there's now evidence to suggest as well as more contagious a new mutation might also be deadly. also on the program supporters of jailed kremlin critic alexina valmy take to the streets said rallies across russia that's just by.

across the political spectrum were able to unite around this one goal which was bringing down the barak and so we saw this brief period of democratic rule this brief period of hope that was fairly quickly interrupted by the coup that was carried out by the current president of the fatah el-sisi that really ended the democratic transition and sent egypt on a downward spiral over the next 8 years and today we've got out of seizing ruling the country with an even tighter grip then hosni mubarak before the uprising i mean when you look at the events of the last decade what would you say what went wrong. so i think that 1st of all the people learned a really important lesson which was that they had the power they could actually unseat this 30 year long dictator but while they learned that lesson so too did the region's autocrats and so sisi saw what happened to mubarak before him and he wanted to make sure that it didn't happen to him and so what we've seen is that over the past 8 years or so sisi has cracked down on every possible form of opposition from political parties to journalists to

spray painted america's symbols on the building seattle also saw violence with protesters creating barak aides and starting fires in the streets some are seen in colorado protesters setting fire to a large u.s. flag in the state capital of denver scuffles broke out protesters tried to put out the flames. will be an organization certainly itself was like no other with security so high that d.c. resembled a war zone and unprecedented $25000.00 troops had been called in to avoid a repeat of scenes like the wall once witnessed 2 weeks earlier during the capitol hill riot it was mentioned the on rest seen across the u.s. just hours after biden stressed he'd strive to bring about unity. we must end this civil war the pits really gives blue. rural versus urban or rural versus urban conservative versus liberal. we can do this if we open our souls to so harden our hearts if we show a little tolerance and. if. we're willing to stand in the other person's shoes as my mom would say just for a moment stand in the shoes really this is something that joe biden tries to put on this cloak of a peacemaker

jabs as soon as monday it's the country's 2nd approved coronavirus vaccine britain's prime minister barak johnson has warned of tougher restrictions a new and more infectious covert 19 strain appears to be leading to a record number of cases of india has approved its 1st 2 vaccines for restricted emergency use it's paving the way for one of the world's biggest inoculation campaigns and the us reported another record 270000 new infections more than 350000 people have died in the world's worst hit nation and brazil's health regulator has approved the import of 2000000 doses of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine nearly 200000 brazilians have died in the pandemic so far little moment will be live in bogota colombia with alice and m.p.i. 3 but 1st let's talk to andrew simmons he's live for us from london andrew it's another day and another grim picture being painted by statistics. yes i'm afraid so we have figures in for sunday 454 deaths compared to 445 on saturday that doesn't sound like a big increase 1st site but sunday's traditionally the day when figures are lower because of the data captur

this is what you might call a game of chicken between prime minister barak's johnston and 1st minister nicolas sturgeon each is waiting to see if the other one will blink 1st and. first minister sturgeon actually is being very cautious about trying to ensure that the referendum that she wants to hold after the scottish election in may has a sound legal basis this is because she is looking over her shoulder at what happened in spain and catalonia a few years ago where the council and government held a referendum which the spanish government sent was illegal the reason she is shaking the globe now is that she is trying to prepare the ground by publishing a bill before the scottish parliament election which is in may so that's the timetable that determines her as to the argument that being put forward by the u.k. government that there was a referendum in 2014 which voted no and that settled it she has quite a strong argument against that which is that in that referendum those who wanted scotland to stay in the u.k. said only by voting no can you stay in the european union well the scots v

disturbing news about a new coronavirus variant that was 1st detected that british prime minister barak's johnson says there is evidence that as well as spreading faster a variant is also more deadly in appeared alongside his top scientific adviser to brief the public about the new findings i must tell you this afternoon that we've been informed today that in addition to spreading more quickly it also appears that there is some evidence that the new variant variant was 1st identified in london and the se may be associated with a higher degree of mortality if you took somebody in their sixty's a man in their sixty's the average risk is that for a 1000 people who got infected roughly 10 would be expected to unfortunately die with the virus with the new variant for a 1000 people infected roughly 13 or 14 people might be expect straight to london then will rejoin a mass welcome birkett how does this finding affect the government's pandemic response. the prime minister was obviously also this press conference whether this means that there need to be tougher restriction but the odds a feel for

prime minister barak's johnson has announced a national lockdown for england until at least the middle of february as i speak to you tonight our hospitals are under more pressure from the anytime since the start of the pandemic with most of the country already under extreme measures it's clear that we need to do together to bring this new variant under control while our vaccines are rolled out in england we was there for going to a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this berry and that means the government is once again instructing you to stay at home. well the new restrictions kyra the end of a day that started with a glimmer of hope the arrival of a 2nd covered 19 vaccine in the u.k. the shot was developed in coordination in cooperation between oxford university and british pharmaceutical company astra zeneca it could prove to have an edge for some countries who are struggling to deploy mass immunizations. a milestone for britain as it became the 1st country to administer the oxford astra zeneca vaccine more than half a 1000000 doses have been made available for the 1

barak need mr. president the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the from. iraq. the on. land. you're watching now just a reminder for our top stories this hour the number of coronavirus deaths in the u.s. has the past 400001 the eve of president elect joe biden's in the rush and his lead nationwide but morals and says his number one priority is containing the pandemic. outgoing u.s. president donald trump has delivered his farewell speech celebrating achievements at home and abroad he took credit for vaccine development and once again blame china foundation the coronavirus upon the world. security drills on the way in the u.s. capital alice ahead of the presidential inauguration ceremony 12 national guard members have been relieved of juicy for the integration often times find better procedure. the most senior republican in congress has criticized president for the capitol hill attack the senate leader mitch mcconnell says misled provoked a mob that attac

customs rules since midnight it means facing more bureaucracy and potential delays prime minister barak's johnson delivered a message of national unity though at the end of this lengthy divorce which is exposed rifts between the u.k.'s 4 nations. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and he is up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop $26.00 climate change summit in glasgow so let's start with the less she is kelly in france and natasha i guess today was the big day but it's also we've heard in the u.k. a public holiday so maybe not the big volume of traffic coming across. now it is pretty quiet there isn't any chaos no tailbacks but according to post facials that was to be expected because as you point out it is a new holiday and also the pandemic means there are more strictures on travel between the u.k. and fran

i can occur through parts of britain where i have a prime minister barak's jobs and has knowledge that people across the u.k. are making another huge sacrifice as a new lock down takes effect people in england are under a stat home order that will last for at least 6 weeks scotland wales and northern ireland are also imposing tough measures now this comes as the u.k. because more than 60000 new coronavirus cases in a day. 5 days into the new year brits woke up with a covert hangover the. streets once bustling now all but to serve as a new highly contagious period of the by recess reach havoc throughout the country forcing england into its 2nd strict lockdown since the start of the pen demick. you may only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law such as too short for essentials to work if you absolutely cannot work from home to exercise to seek medical assistance such as getting a code to test or to skate domestic abuse. for many to swallow but most agree there is no where the cure as england has seen a 50 percent jump in covered hospitalizations since christmas day. my view so

across the political spectrum were able to unite around this one goal which was bringing down the barak and so we saw this brief period of democratic rule this brief period of hope that was fairly quickly interrupted by the coup that was carried out by the current president of the fertile sisi that really ended the democratic transition and sent egypt on a downward spiral over the next 8 years in today we've got sisi ruling the country with an even tighter grip then hosni mubarak before the uprising i mean we you look at the events of the last decade what would you say what went wrong. so i think that 1st of all the people learned a really important lesson which is that they had the power they could actually unseat this 30 year long dictator but while they learned that lesson so too did the region's autocrats and so sisi saw what happened to the bar before him and he wanted to make sure that it didn't happen to him and so what we've seen is that over the past 8 years or so sisi has cracked down on every possible form of opposition from political parties to journalists to civil society a

it can occur for parts of britain where i have a prime minister barak's jobs and has knowledge that people across the u.k. are making another huge sacrifice as a new lock down takes effect people in england are under a stat home order that will last for at least 6 weeks scotland wales and northern ireland are also imposing tough measures now this comes as the u.k. because more than 60000 new coronavirus cases in a day. 5 days into the new year brits woke up with a covert hangover the. streets once bustling now all but to serve as a few highly contagious period of the by recess reach havoc throughout the country forcing england into its 2nd straight lockdown since the start of the pandemic. you may only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law such as too short for essentials to work if you absolutely cannot work from home to exercise to seek medical assistance such as getting a k.p. test or to skate domestic abuse. for many pill to swallow but most agree there is no where the cure as england has seen a 50 percent jump in covered hospitalizations since christmas day. my view he said

where british prime minister barak's johnson is due to announce new coronavirus restrictions in england in a televised address later the growing calls for a return to a nationwide lockdown to combat a new fast spreading variant of virus scotland has already announced a tightening of measures from midnight u.k. time this bad news comes at the end of a day that started with a glimmer of hope of the arrival of a 2nd covered 1000 facts. a milestone for britain as it became the 1st country to administer the oxford astra zeneca vaccine more than half a 1000000 doses have been made available for the 1st 24 hours alone it comes as britain struggles with a surge in corona virus infections including a highly contagious variant of this 82 year old was 1st in the queue for the jab. go who actually means overtaking to me only to mind blowing to. get him back to normal road. you know all this forces turn. and it was a proud moment for this oxford alumnus who was next in line. it is it's wonderful and it's good to be able to tell all the people who want to. go away get it pre-cleared as quickly as you

prime minister barak's johnson has been giving since we've been on air and he's ordered a new nationwide lockdown for england until at least the middle of february to come back to fast spreading a new version of the coronavirus is in johnson said the country is at a critical moment with cases rising rapidly in every part of the country. as if you're up to date all of your world is a top of the hour state shit i'll be back in just a moment with the day with more analysis of today's tops and of course you can always get the latest on our website around the clock e.w. dot com have a good day. the 1st. half of. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data that goes with special monday to friday on t.w. . the story of prejudice and propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards born after the 1st world war the monkey was an illegitimate child and there were many of the new from. their mothers or germans living in the occupied gr

prime minister barak's johnson offered his condolences to everyone who has lost loved ones but defended his government's handling of the crisis. on this day i should just really repeat that i am deeply sorry for every life that has been lost and of course as good as prime minister i take full responsibility for everything that the government has done what i can tell you is that we truly did everything we could and continue to do everything that we can to minimize loss of life and to minimize suffering in what has been a very very difficult. stage very very difficult crisis for our country. tens of thousands of indian farmers have stormed the historic red for to the capital new delhi in protest against controversial agricultural reforms police officers fired tear gas and water cannon to beat them back at least one demonstrator has died in the clashes. so for now al-jazeera world is that still have more news and half an hour thanks for watching. to. begin with. but i would try to have a. they're going to get out. of its box and they are all i've. got. the. social and if you don't you can

on the other president increasingly distant from the egyptian people when his beloved grandson died barak need to step down but then the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the family on i'll just hear a more rude. hello again you're watching al-jazeera has reminded of our big story this hour on his 1st day in the white house president joe biden has signed a stack of executive orders to undo trump era policies they roll back an immigration that targeted muslims and bring the u.s. back to the paris climate accord a do as well as focusing on racial equality and tackling the coronavirus pandemic. earlier biden called for unity as he took an oath to become the $46.00 us president it was a scaled down ceremony security and coronavirus concerns were present donald trump did not attend. made history in her swearing in the former california attorney general is the 1st woman to hold the post of vice president and the 1st black person and 1st person of south asian descent. president biden has said tackling the pandemic will be his top priority the u.s. is

the other a president increasingly distant from the egyptian people when his beloved grandson died barak need to step back but then the flames ignited in tunisia exploded in egypt and everything changed episode 2 of the family on are just. more you or the only way. watching all of this there with me so robin a reminder of our top stories hours after being sworn in as the 46th president of the united states joe biden signs 17 executive orders that actions dismantling some of donald trump's contentious policies and they include a rollback on the immigration ban targeting muslims and having the u.s. rejoin the paris climate of cool. has made history today in her swearing in breaking both gender and racial barriers the former california attorney general is the 1st woman vice president and also the 1st black person elected to the role. the inauguration ceremony in washington most unique the public was told to stay away due to the pandemic thousands of national guard troops were deployed across washington to prevent a repeat of the capital riot earlier this month. but china's foreign ministry

saddened he added violence would never succeed in the democracy would be upheld but as prime minister barak's johnson a close ally of trump called the violence disgraceful and urged an orderly transfer of power the nato secretary general jens stoltenberg described the scene in d.c. as shocking so the outcome of the election must be respected and dutch prime minister mark rutte a condemned the violence and urged trump to concede other world leaders have also expressed shock and sadness i just wanted to express our friendship and our faith. in the united states what happened today in washington this is not america definitely we believe in the throwing thought of all democracies we believe in the strength of american democracy kish matter what issues that should go to camp what happened last night in the us shows that western democracy is weak a populist person has ruined the reputation of the u.s. over the past 4 years he hurt the u.s. relationship with the world i hope it's next leaders learn a lesson and restore the reputation of the american nation scott lucas is a professor of american stud

to be ok where prime minister barak's johnson has acknowledged the sacrifices being made across the country as a new lock down takes effect people in england are under a new 6 week stay at home order scotland wales and northern ireland have also imposed tough measures as the u.k. records more than 60000 new coronavirus cases in a day. 5 days into the new year brits woke up with a covert hangover the. streets once bustling now all but to serve as a few highly contagious period of the by recess retallack throughout the country forcing england into its 2nd straight lockdown since the start of the pandemic. you may only leave home for limited reasons permitted in law such as too short for essentials to work if you absolutely cannot work from home to exercise to seek medical assistance such as getting a test or to skate domestic abuse. for many pill to swallow but most agree there is no where the cure as england has seen a 50 percent jump in covered hospitalizations since christmas day. my view he said i think it's something that needs to be done to. people take responsibility for themselves the

prime minister barak's johnson has announced a national lockdown for england until at least the middle of february as i speak to you tonight our hospitals are on the move pressure from coded the any time since the start of the pandemic with most of the country already under extreme measures it's clear that we need to do together to bring these new variant under control while our vaccines are rolled out in england we was there for going to a national lockdown which is tough enough to contain this variant that means the government is once again instructing you to stay at home while the new restrictions cairo at the end of a day that started with a glimmer of hope the arrival of a 2nd covered 19 vaccine in the u.k. the shot was developed in coordination in cooperation between oxford university and british pharmaceutical company astra zeneca it could prove to have an edge for some countries who are struggling to deploy mass immunizations. a milestone for britain as it became the 1st country to administer the oxford astra zeneca vaccine more than half a 1000000 doses have been made availabl

infections that continue to surge nearly 55000 new cases were counted on saturday the prime minister barak's johnston is warning of tougher restrictions under simmons has more now from london. boris johnson has been saying that he hopes that tens of millions of doses will be in place being used in the next 3 months that's seen to be a very ambitious targets or a statement if you will but there is a a new break now with the new vaccine which will be the the oxford university. research to drug vaccine and that will be rolled out to the tune of something like half a 1000000 doses hundreds of new vaccination centers are on the way the key point to all of this is more the logistics of the operation than the supply chain of the vaccine and so that is is really critical and as this is going on there's more controversy now about the issue of education jurong the pandemic because the schools are going back or they're jus to go back after the christmas holidays 1st of all the primaries that's under 11 year olds and in london there's been a huge turn boris johnson has decided that because of the pressu

let's bring in our panel in west jerusalem we have mitchell barak he is a pollster at van global research and former spokesman for israeli president shimon peres into had an early a cabal there any areas searcher of the center for strategic studies a government affiliate a think tank washington d.c. hillary mann leverett she's the c.e.o. of the consulting firms try to go and if former director for afghanistan iran and persian gulf affairs the u.s. national security council welcome to your mitchell when a top israeli military commander criticizes u.s. foreign policy particular this aspect about iran is this an individual stance or here reflecting the horse sentiment across the political spectrum in israel. well i would say that the you know political spectrum in israel is concerned with it we've done some polling actually across the region including in saudi arabia qatar and bahrain united arab emirates iran is not a really big threat for people there even in israel it's a concern for the leadership in israel i don't know why the military had would come out now with this especially with th

constitution in 1950 usually a foreign dignitary is the guest of honor but britain's prime minister barak's johnson had been invited pulled out because of covert 19. ugandan security forces are still surrounding the home of the country's opposition leader hours after a court ordered them to leave the high court direct the police and the military to leave but the winds residence he's been under house arrest since uganda's presidential election on the 14th of january the president very much 70 was declared the winner with 58 percent of the vote but the opposition has accused the government of rigging the results unfortunately 6 hours later now the military and police are still surrounding our home i mean the b.s.t. looking our gates and they're not allowing anybody to move out or anybody to come in journalists have been blocked from accessing us our patio preachers and our friends and even family have been blocked from coming to us it is us it is clear that you know mr binnie is continuously using the military and the police you know but his own man to oprah is he's openly and to some priests

after formally leaving the bloc single market and customs union the prime minister barak's johnson hailed it as a new beginning after 4 years of political drama. this is an amazing moment for this country we have our freedom in our hands and up to us to make the most of it and i think it will be the overwhelming instinct of the people of this country to come together as one united kingdom england scotland wales and northern ireland working together to express our values around the world leading both the g 7 and the cop $26.00 climate change summit in glasgow well the u.k. is also dealing with an escalating coronavirus pandemic surging infections in england are forcing all thora has to reactivate emergency hospitals set up when the pandemic began most so-called nightingale hospitals have been largely unused but officials say they are now being prepared to admit patients if other medical centers which capacity at least a 140 congressional republicans are reported to be ready to oppose counting electoral college votes next week and president elect joe biden's victory is expected to be certif