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u. k. call it the english channel, and many migrants come to what is the narrowest part of the channel, where the hope to cross over to british shaws and start new lives. but those crossings are often deadly. which is why photographer and activist abdougla boy does all he can to persuade these desperate men women and children not to take the risk rain or shine. abdul comes to cali's beach and scans the horizon for small boats containing refugees. they speak to people who were saved injuries, who on from not rule this year. we want to go don't have the choice. i think so. so so, so do you going to the seeds menu, bring to the did the young afghani arrived and calais 2 years ago? and quickly abandoned his plans to continue to britain. after his asylum application was approved in france, he found work at an aid organisation and taught himself photography. this site is where the notorious camped of the jungle once stood. some refugees still remain here illegally sleeping and flimsy tents. a so calle

u. k. called it an appalling attempt to stifle opposition and suppress freedom and democracy. china urged the parties to bridge their differences and continued to advance the harder and democratic transition. and the u. s. is called su, cheese conviction, unjust, and a further affront to democracy and justice in me and more in india, funerals have been held today for 14 civilians who were killed during a botched up military operation in the northeastern state of nagger land. mourners defied a curfew to attend the services. the indian army has expressed deep regret over the incident after it reportedly set up an ambush for suspected fighters, but mistakenly fired on a truck carrying coal miners. the world health organization has been warned. there will be more coven 19 variants unless action is taken to address vaccine inequality . geneva is hosting a conference, discussing ethics and policy. during the pandemic health experts of blame the spread of army crown on the huge gap between vaccination ra

u. k. called it an appalling attempt to stifle opposition and suppress freedom and democracy. china urged the parties to bridge their differences and continue to advance the hard earned democratic transition. the u. s. called mister cheese conviction, unjust, and a further affronted democracy and justice in me and mar. the ear and human rights chief michelle bachelor, has called the proceedings a sham trial. aurora mon government is the chief of asia pacific for the you and human rights office. he thinks the trials are aimed at removing sushi from the political scene. the courts in myanmar had never really enjoyed independence, even under the previous government, but certainly now under military control. this really has been a military run proceeding. it's been held in a small cor, largely and secret on songs and she has had limited access to lawyers. the lawyers of often only received notification of hearing that the last minute. and of course, today already and on very furious charges, vaguely w

u. k. this evening. germany has designated the u. k. what it calls a very virus variance area. and that means that if you are planning to travel from the u. k to germany of the holidays, you have to quarantine for 2 weeks in germany, and that is no exceptions. that includes the vaccinate. germany is also designated many areas, high risk areas, many of its neighbors. and on the last few days and hours, france has been added, also denmark and norway and the restrictions are less than food from the u. k. but you have to get a p, c r test. to come in to germany. there is a mish mash of rules and regulations across the u, the leaders to coordinate them when they met in brussels this week, but they did fail to do that. so if you are traveling in europe over the holiday period, it's important to check those regulations before you travel it. broadly speaking, it's getting tougher everywhere. it's all meant occurred. the spread of the on the chrome variant. how confident are we? this is going to do the job. basically many people say it won't do the job. the german half minister callout a

u. k. call it the english channel, and many migrants come to what is the narrowest part of the channel, where the hope to cross over to british shores and start new lives. but those crossings are often deadly. which is why photographer and activist abdougla boy does all he can to persuade these desperate men women and children not to take the risk. rain or shine, abdul comes to calais, beach and scans the horizon for small boats containing refugees. they speak to people lewis aged injuries, who on from not rule this air, we want to go, we don't have the choice. i think so. so so, so going to live with you going to the seeds, many room to the dead. the young afghani arrived and calais 2 years ago and quickly abandoned his plans to continue to britain. after his asylum application was approved in france, he found work at an aid organisation and taught himself photography. this site is where the notorious camped of the jungle once stood. some refugees still remain here, illegally sleeping and flims

u. k. call it the english channel, and many migrants come to what is the narrowest part of the channel, where the hope to cross over to british shaws and start new lives. but those crossings are often deadly. which is why photographer and activist abdougla boy does all he can to persuade these desperate men women and children not to take the risk rain or shine. abdul comes to cali's beach and scans the horizon for small boats containing refugees. they speak to people, lewis saved injuries you on from not route this year. we want to go don't have the choice. i think so. so so, so going to live with you going to the seeds me going to the did the young afghani arrived and calais 2 years ago and quickly abandoned his plans to continue to britain after his asylum application was approved in france. he found work at an aid organisation and taught himself photography. this site is where the notorious camped of the jungle once stood. some refugees still remain here illegally sleeping and flimsy tense. a

u. k. media essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot mere putin had defined? no. well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests all the time. hawkins is here with more on this story thing across it throughout the day, right up to the phone call. no doubt daniel feasible story. both sides are saying that hey, we're the innocent party here is the others who are the aggressive ones. that's going to be a bulk of what the conversation would be about presumably. yeah. and the world what some closely to see what the outcome is. the president of co

u. k. call it the english channel, and many migrants come to what is the narrowest part of the channel, where the hope to cross over to british shaws and start new lives. but those crossings are often deadly. which is why photographer and activist abdougla boy does all he can to persuade these desperate men women and children not to take the risk rain or shine. abdul comes to cali's beach and scans the horizon for small boats containing refugees. they speak to people who were saved injuries, who on from not rule this year. we want to go don't have the choice. i think so. so so, so going to do, going to the seeds me bring to the did the young afghani arrived in calais 2 years ago and quickly abandoned his plans to continue to britain after his asylum application was approved in france. he found work at an aid organisation and taught himself photography. this site is where the notorious camped of the jungle once stood. some refugees still remain here, illegally sleeping and flimsy tents. a so call

u. k. call it the english channel, and many migrants come to what is the narrowest part of the channel, where the hope to cross over to british shaws and start new lives. but those crossings are often deadly. which is why photographer and activist abdougla boy does all he can to persuade these desperate men women and children not to take the risk rain or shine. abdul comes to cali's beach and scans the horizon for small boats containing refugees. they speak to people, lewis saved injuries you on from not rule this year. we won a golden of the choice i think so. so so, so do you live with you going to the seeds me bring to the did the young afghani arrived and calais 2 years ago and quickly abandoned his plans to continue to britain after his asylum application was approved in france. he found work at an aid organisation and taught himself photography. this site is where the notorious camped of the jungle once stood. some refugees still remain here, illegally sleeping and flimsy tents. a so calle

u. k. this evening. germany has designated the u. k. what it calls a very virus variance area. and that means that if you are planning to travel from the u. k to germany over the holidays, you have to quarantine for 2 weeks in germany, and that is no exceptions that includes the vaccinated. germany is also designated many areas, high risk areas, many of its neighbors. and on the last few days and hours, france has been added, also denmark and norway and the restrictions are less than food from the u. k. but you have to get a p, c r test. to come in to germany. there is a mish mash of rules and regulations across the u, the lead to coordinate them when they met in brussels this week, but they did fail to do that. so if you are traveling in europe over the holiday period, it's important to check those regulations before you travel. broadly speaking, it's getting tougher everywhere. it's all meant occurred. the spread of the on the chrome variant. how confident are we? this is going to do the job. basically many people say it won't do the job. the german half minister callout about

u. k. media. essentially call the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front line and puts out that to do that by bypassing nature. so, can you tell us how much of a breach is of the red line slot putin had defined? no, well, we have a similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. they were ready to send the troops over. not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. with these sorts of interactions between the world leaders, leaders, the soup files. it's always hard to predict what the outcome is going to be. and i think this meeting really will be more of a setting of a tone of direction between presidents, joe, by them got to be a potent and really if the president failed to find some sort of consensus and touching points, this could lead to a round of tit for tat sanctions, unexpos

u. k. a so called mainstream media reports record daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for material and calendars. professor francois capo, the former un special rapids are on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is, as we say, often going underground deference. we're thanks for coming on before we get to the 27 that killed in the channel. do you expect which countries to be using all mc cron further to stop asylum cases? i mean, there's news for polish. it agents repelling refugees trying across the board of belarus. again, that seems to disappear for mainstream media and they're going to use the pandemic . yes, yes, absolutely. they've been using the pandemic for closing borders. you heard w a show the world health organization calling for not closing borders a few days ago and for closing borders against viruses. it's ludicrous, as a concept, as australia demonstrated and australia is very well protected by oceans. and yes, it didn't prevent them from, from getting viruses or, you kn

u. k, as so called mainstream media reports reco daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for montreal and calendars. professor francois crypto, the former un special rapids you're on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is as we say, often going underground deference. we're thanks for coming on before we get to the 27 killed in the channel. do you expect which countries to be using all mc cron further to.

u. k. a so called mainstream media reports record daily numbers entering the u. k. while i'm meeting you k was, many of them are fleeing from joining me now for material and calendars. professor francois crypto, the former un special rapids are on the human rights of migrants, so called migrants is, as we say, often going, underground deference. our thanks for that coming on before we get to the 27 killed in the channel. do you expect rich countries to be using all mc cron further to stop asylum cases? i mean, there's news for polish. her agents repelling refugees trying across the board of belarus. again, that seems to disappear from mainstream media and they going to use the pandemic? yes, yes, absolutely. they've been using the fantastic for closing borders. you heard w a show the world health organization calling for not closing borders a few days ago. and for closing borders against viruses is ludicrous as a concept, as australia demonstrated and australia is very well protected by oceans. and yes, it didn't prevent them from, from getting viruses or, you know,

u. k. has called it an appalling attempt to stifle opposition and suppress freedom and democracy. china hazards the parties to bridge their differences and quotes continue to advance. the harder and democratic transition and the u. s. is called mister cheese, conviction, unjust, and a further affront to democracy and justice in me, in law. the human human rights chief, michelle bachelor, who we heard about in that report was called the proceedings a sham trial. let's talk now to rory mcgovern. he's the chief of asia pacific for the human human rights office. he joins us from geneva, right, mongolian, just to be clear, some up for us. what the legal aspect 12 this trial was and was it a complete show trial? so this really is no surprise. cotton, me and i have never really enjoyed the independence even under the previous government, but certainly now under military control, this really has been a military run proceeding. it's being held in a small chord, largely in secret on folks. and she has had limited access to her lawyers, a blue, the often only received notification of hearing that the last

u. k. media 40 of your century called u. s. canada accounts and the u. k. military to the front line, the law and put out there. and i do that online by passing nater, vanessa lampa. can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a bree more is of the alliance? the all the red lines monumental eugene has defined no and the my well ceiling. we have had similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military. and they were ready to send their troops over, not only those in training, but those in combat units as well in this is something we are obviously very concerned about earlier. this is something we do not lie at all. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests, but laughing at dom could what about the potential actions of the nato alliance? no movie jim. now we see that nato is taking an extremely aggressive position. we see mister salt and bugs rhetoric and we see the different u. s. leaders, rhetoric. first, they all say they don't accept any red lines. se

u. k. has called it an appalling attempt to stifle opposition and suppressed freedom and democracy. china has urged the parties to bridge their differences and could continue to advance the harder and democratic transition. the u. s. calls to cheese conviction on just on the further front to democracy and justice in me in the you and human rights chief, michelle boucher. let's just call the proceedings a sham trial. rory mcgovern is the chief of asia pacific for the you and human rights office. he thinks the trials are aimed at removing to cheat from the political scene to vote. it really is no surprise. call to me. i have never really enjoyed independence, even under the previous government. but certainly now under military control, this really has been a military run proceeding. it's been held in a small court, largely and secret on something she has had limited access to lawyers, liz of often only received notification or hearings of the last minute. and of course, today, and on very serious charges, vaguely worded charges. this provision section 55, the penal code which is really being us

k media essentially called the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nater veneer. so can you tell us both the last quote how much of a breach is the light of the red lines lie to me, a putin had to find no enemy? well, we have had similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests for the head of their coal. joe biden basically set the tone by saying he will not accept any red lines. however, at the same time, the white house is not looking for any conflict or earlier artes. daniel hawkins told me more about what is at stake. oh, soon fun out. after today's meeting, it's going to say a lot about the the way conversations are, of course

k media essentially called the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneer so up. can you tell us about the last quote, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie? to me, a putin had to find no animal. well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about 0. this is something we do not like. and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. then hawkins is covering this story for us. he joins me in the studio and daniel, lots of blaming. i can't see anyone who's actually done anything wrong as yet, but certainly lots of if you do that, we're gonna do this going on. what to expect from today's call? well, the world will be watching very closely. of course, the president. so volume at o

u. k. along with delegates from the assay and nations. the u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. re challenge is in liverpool. liz truss who's hosting this event is very much seeing this as a meeting of the free world. she puts there and of like minded countries, and that such like monte countries have duty to be united in their, in their perspective on threats that the free, well does. she might say it is under now. those threats, of course, at the moment, primarily coven, 19 with omicron, the new variance spreading around the world. they have much to talk about on that front. president abraham racy, says iran is serious about the latest round of negotiations to revive the 2050 nuclear deal and the world powers are willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. stay tv reported those comments as talk continued for another day in vienna, palestinians and the occupied west bank of voting and local council elections that the 1st poles in 2 years. but the leaders of fatter and hamis remained at

u. k. along with delegates from the assay on nations, the u. k foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. re challenge is in liverpool. live trust is hosting this event is very much seeing this as a kind of meeting.

u. k prime minister bras johnson has called on those celebrate.

u. k is nearly called rupert than just one day. there were a 172 deaths reported on tuesday up from 4 before monday, but it's too early to say whether that jump represents a trend or just statistical blip. the us says it will provide 7 global, a groups, an additional $580000000.00 to fight over 19, within the next hour president joe biden will announce plans to provide $500000003.00 rapid home fit for american head of the high and national election commission and libya says he's dissolving the electoral committee. them ending their work? elections were scheduled for december the 24th. let's get you more on cobra. 19 in the u. s. and biden's plans to counter the threat posed by the on the chrome very. and joining us from the fans, these is jennifer victor. she's a professor of political science at george mason university's shaw school of policy and government. good to have you with us. so we'll biden's initiative. the one is an ounce, you say, will it dampen that criticism that he didn't pay enough attention to other initiatives oth

u. k. will use all available economic and diplomatic tools to stop russian aggression or did the ukrainian defense ministers actually call on at the u. k. a canadian, a u. s. government to bring troops into ukraine, not just advisors or trainers at combat troops. that attorney potential aggressor moves from moscow, and while politicians are busy wrapping up the rhetorics of the military chiefs that will have to potentially organize these operations are urging caution. in a case like this, diplomacy has to lead. we've got to be very careful. you've always got to take potential adversary's seriously was have started because of potential miscalculations before throughout history. it's hard to say really what we can expect from this meeting, pest golf. as i said, just in the last few minutes that effectively but messages don't get your hopes up the talk. so play are taking place at a very difficult time and it's best to lot think too far ahead for fear or failure because that is likely. here are some other very public figures. i've also expressed their opinions about just how things could go and what the balance of power in

k media. he essentially called the u. s. canada and the u. k. military to the front lines war and put out there to do that by, by passing nato veneers. so can you tell us, well, how much of a breach is that light of the red lines lie to me? putin had to find more and then, well, we have heard similar statements from a number of european capitals, including as far as i know, a message from the british military that they were ready to send their troops over . not only those in training, but those in combat units as well. this is something we are obviously very concerned about. this is something we do not like, and it forces us to take some protective measures to defend our interests. ahead of today's call, joe biden, set the tone somewhat by saying he won't accept any red lines from vladimir putin at the same time. the white house says it's not seeking any conflict. allotted stanley hawkins, tell me more about what's at stake. well, the president severely met once in person that was back in summer since then they've had various phone conversatio

u. k. prime minister bras johnson has called on those celebration to get test it. u. k has just reported another record number of infections with more than 189000 cases. or a challenge has more from london another day, another record number of new infections. the most recent data for the united kingdom shows that the new infection rate is at a $189.00 thousands. now that is twice the peak of the last wave in january, and there's no sign at the moment that the armstrong wave has reached its peak. yet the number of hospitalizations at the moment in england is 11400. the french government has introduced new measures aimed at reducing the spread of the con variant residents and visitors in paris and are required to wear face mosques outdoors. the capitals also canceled the annual new year's eve fireworks display on the shop. cities in south africa says it will ease restrictions after covered 19 infections dropped by almost 30 percent last week. the government believes it's past the peak of the 3rd caused by the on the con variant. but it's a different story in india with d

u. k. along with delegates from the assay and nations, the u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity against authoritarianism and threats from russia and china. dozens of people have been killed and several others were injured. after tornadoes, tor through parts of the central united states emergency crews are still trying to rescue a large number of people who are still trapped and talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealer. continuing for another day, it vienna, according to state tv, the iranian president, abraham bracy says, here on is serious about the negotiations and of world powers, a willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. let's talk now to muhammad mirandi. he's an advisor to iran's delegation. he's joining us at life from vienna mohammed mirandi. do all the sanctions have to go or is there are a parcel of less than all the sanctions that turan would accept. i think it's pretty clear that if the europeans and americans expect the route to go back to 2015, then they also have to go back that 2015 as well. the problem is that the european

u. k. and frogs and also just calling on people to be a lot more careful. and of course, there is a meeting of european officials in brussels. it's one of you might say the last before the christmas and new your holidays. it was expected. but while they talk about ukraine and russia and china, there is this issue at the top of the agenda, the pandemic, the restrictions, and the inevitable pushback as well. yes, he leaders have been talking about that. in fact, they've just wrapped up that section of discussions on the agenda was the main focus of the summit in brussels because the infection rates are for and in so many countries across the block and governments are trying to find ways to stop the spread to cover the spread of this virus which is causing so much devastation, obviously not any just in terms of health, but also for the economy. now what you leaders have decided in the confusions that they have adopted off to the fair discussions is to speed up the rollouts or the vaccine, please the program to try and also put in place some measures, find some

sammy zaden, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, so coming up there is a tiny wave of omi called the u. k. rams up its cove. it boost to vaccine program with the prime minister warning of the threat of omicron to ryan rebels, re take the historic town of la bella, 11 days after losing it to re fi open. government forces of the french pacific town tree of new caledonia votes overwhelmingly. against the independence, the referendum boycotted by separatist. ah, you as president joe biden has declared the major disaster in the state of kentucky after tornadoes ripped through its towns. areas in 5 other states were also devastated search teams. they're still trying to find survivors off to friday nights, disaster. at least 60 people are feared dead. heidi joe castro reports from the town of mayfield in kentucky. this is what the mayfield candle factory looked like before the storm. this is what it looks like now. i saw on site a backpack that was left behind and a pair of shoes. and it represents a tragedy that this tornado has wreaked on this area of kentucky. we learned of a telephone that w

u k prime minister bras johnson has called on those celebrating to get tested or a challenge as more from london another day, another record number of new infections. the most recent data for the united kingdom shows that the new infection rate is at a $189.00 thousands. now that is twice the peak of the last wave in january, and there's no sign at the moment that the armor chron waive has reached its peak. yet, the number of hospitalizations at the moment in england is 11000. $400.00 south africa says it will eas, restrictions after covered 19 infections dropped by almost 30 percent last week. the government believes it's past the peak of the surge caused by the on the convent. but it's a different story in india where daily infections have more than doubled over the past week. in china, 13000000 residents in the city of she have been locked down for a week. the city is struggling with the highest number of cases recorded in china. this year there are reports that people there are struggling to find food supplies . hundreds of arms have been destroyed in the us state of colorado of

different lot of boy because of the beijing winter olympics that they will pay for what it calls wrong acts. canada and the u. k. have joined the u. s. and the trailers decision to protest what they call china's human rights abuses. well, those are the headlines. rubble has more for you here after people in power. and i will see you after them stay with us. from the al jazeera london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation with no host and no limitations of the artist by nature. they are a person who on last part of i way way and the need to pull society is not interested in the individual ality. the freedom, the spirit of the young person, g, d, b, unscripted. on out his era the 2 years the world has been wrestling with a damage that has cost millions of lives and affected billions more of us through economic contraction and restrictions on our movements as people have reported here in 2021. it's also prompted claims that measures taken in the name of defeating, could have damaged civil liberties. now was government's response to the oma kron very into the virus where sharing that episode again.

u. k. foreign secretary has called for western unity. again, still authoritarianism and threats from russia and china bouquets. hosting g certain foreign ministers in liverpool, along with delegates from the assay, unconscious talks to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dealer. continuing for another day in vienna. the iranian president, every embrace, uses to iran, is serious about the negotiations, and it will power are willing to remove sanctions. an agreement can be reached. dozens of people if he dared, and several others were injured. after tornadoes tore through 5 states in central, wes, emergency crews are still trying to rescue a large number of people who are still trumped car was tracking that developing story for us out of our where the center. so car, just take us through what happened here. so to understand how those devastating tornadoes developed, we have to look at the satellite image for north america on friday. and you can see that line of storms that developed across central areas, but very quickly moved from west to the ea

u. k. for the 3rd day in a row calls from across the political divider, growing for the british government to bring in more restrictions. 93000 infections were registered on friday and case numbers nationwide of increased by about 39 percent in just a week. but the death rate remains relatively low. government has been pushing for a faster vaccination drive a booster shots. week barker has more from london. the government is really weighing up its options and it's under a tremendous amount of pressure. firstly, to safeguard the economy of though they have been increasingly louder and louder, concerns coming from the hospitality sector about what new restrictions could been for them. predictions of thousands of businesses going out of business business by, by the new year. on top of that though, we are seeing the figures of micron rocket, it is the dominant strain here in the capital. and the only leading thing in the british government's arsenal is to ramp up. it's boost a drive, which is what we're seeing this weekend major stadiums at the home of chelsea, stamford bridge wembley stadium

surveillance advertising more countries are announcing a diplomatic boy called of the badging winter olympics, canada, and the u. k, follow the u. s. and strategies decision to protest what they call china's human rights abuses. but athletes from all formations was to be able to attend and compete in the games as a country, indeed, as many partners around the world, we were extremely concerned by the repeated human rights violations by the chinese government. that is why we are announcing today that we will not be sending any diplomatic representation to the beijing olympic paralympic games this winter. our athletes have been training for years and are looking forward to compete the highest level against athletes from around the world. and they will continue to have all of our fullest support. ah, hello, this is al jazeera, amazing. some of the stories were following the sour, britton's prime minister has announced to attend to tied to corona virus restrictions to stem the spread of the omi cron variant far as johnson is urging people in england to work from home and his mandating kind of 19 passes for entrance in

after the call, he spoke with the leaders of france, germany, italy, and the u. k. to debrief them on the call and consult on the way forward our team. as presently debriefing, the embassies of nato members, you members and key and o pacific allies. the president will be speaking shortly with the leaders of both houses of congress and talking to them about ways in which the administration and the congress can work together on a bipartisan basis. to stand up for american interest and values and stand behind our friends and parkers. and president biden will be speaking with president lensky on thursday following. i'm yesterday's discussion between president, so etzky and secretary blinking. in terms of next steps, the president, president putin agreed that our teams will follow up on the issues discussed today . the president and our europe, his european colleagues, agreed that our teams will work together to ensure that our engagement with russia going forward. both involves and as closely coordinated with european allies and partners, so that we are all on the same p

so coming up there is a tiny wave, only called trump, the u. k ram saw pitts cove it booster vaccine program with the prime minister warning of the threat of all mc crop to grind rebels retake the historic town of labella 11 days off to losing it. 3 theo pin government forces and the french pacific territory of new caledonia. a vote so overwhelmingly against independence in a referendum boycotted by separatists. ah, the search for survivors continues in 6 us states, which was struck by tornadoes late on friday night. but the chances of finding any one alive diminished by the hour, it's feared more than 60 people were killed. the state of kentucky was the worst hit heidi jo. castro reports from the town of mayfield. this is what the mayfield candle factory looked like before the storm. this is what it looks like. now. i saw on site a back back that was left behind and a pair of shoes. and it represents that the tragedy of this tornado has reaped on this area of kentucky. we learned of a telephone that was recovered. a cell phone that recorded 27.

u. k prime minister boss johnson is called on the celebrating to get tested or challenge joins us now live from london. rory, just know by giving us the, the picture in the u. k. in terms of the numbers, the hospitalization, right? well, another day, another record number of new infections. the most recent data for the united kingdom shows that the new infection rate is at $189000.00. now that is twice the peak of the last wave in january. and there's no sign at the moment that the micro wave has reached its peak. yet, the number of hospitalizations at the moment in england is 11400 and across the board in all age groups. the, there are rising levels of cases and hospitalizations except for in young children . now, it doesn't seem to be yet leading to a big spike in people in intensive care units. but it doesn't really have to, to still be a massive, massive strain on the national health service, particularly when there are huge numbers of and a staff who are themselves ill with cove at 19 or isolating at home. so yes, politicians across the united kingdom and all that, that devolve nation

u. k lifted all restrictions on an audit called a freedom day over the summer since and a few more strict has been brought in face mosque wearing back. they're all trying to figure officials who are saying that they do need to be more strict and bought in to basso this new wave of on the chrome, which is being called a title wave. have the sheer number of cases that are already present, confirmed and expected over the next couple of weeks. interestingly, though, boris is on the pressure within his own party. there are many who think he's already gone too far. there was a big rebellion in parliament over the fact that he tries to, or he brought in essentially vaccine possible for clubs and big, big venues that cause a really big sta, hey, so the prime minister boris johnson is it's really cool between these, these 2 positions and at the moment he fought in some restrictions, there is also talk of a fair the half the knock down or tight restrictions off the christmas. right now the hospitality shop will remain open in the u. k. battles, this is really big wave on a crime. but a huge disappo

u. k. press, they point to a so called trans lobby. a headlines have claims like lesbians facing extinction. the cancellation of women is bigger than a culture war, and children, the children are being quote, sacrifice to appease the trans lobby. nancy, when we hear that kind of rhetoric and as christine said, it's emerging in the recent time. oh, what's driving it? what's pushing it at this juncture in history? i mean, i think it's in a way this is about the way the media functions, right? this is about the degree to which a story becomes a story. and then proliferates and particularly proliferates through social media sources as well. and i think it's important to think about both the volume of content we've got in the u. k. m. and the nature of that content which christine was pointing to. so our press regulator saw that between 229-2019 you see a 400 percent increase in coverage of trans people and their lives. and. and that's just kind of too much to be talking about such a small population. so we should, we should start with by a

u. k. followed the u. s. and australia's decision to protest what they call china's human rights to be, says, athletes from all 4 nations will still be able to attend and compete in the games. as a country indeed, as many partners around the world, we are extremely concerned by the repeated human rights violations by the chinese government. that is why we are announcing today that we will not be sending any diplomatic representation to the beijing olympic paralympic games this winter. our athletes have been training for years and are looking forward to compete the highest level against athletes from around the world. and they will continue to have all of our fullest support. the highest ranking, military official in india, is among at least 13 killed in a helicopter crash. the aircraft came down just short of his destination, which was a military training college in the southern state of tom in law. do defense, chief general pippin rot. his wife and 11 others were killed. one person survived and his being treated in a military hospital to germany now with as a change of god. up to 16 years, all of sholtes from

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u. k. have chosen to boy called so no doubt. those officials also will be watching this meeting. many in the west do see this relationship, and they're watching as closely as potentially the full darcy, being a potentially growing threat to western interests as well. ok, thank you so much. katrina, you're reporting from beijing. well, the world health organization says the new on the crohn very into spreading foster than any other strain before it. it says there'll be no into the pandemic if wealthy nations continue offering booster as while people elsewhere haven't even had a single shot. warning comes as a vigil was held in washington for more than 800000 americans who died from over 19 over in the u. k. health officials say infections are doubling every 2 days. while brandon reports from london in europe, the jobs are going into people's arms as fast as they can be unpacked. more than half a 1000000 booster shots were administered in the u. k. in just one day fall short of the 1000000 a day. the government's aiming for, but the race to reinforce immunity is gathering pace. it'