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manage requires global solutions. turning to the u. okay. now we're coven. 19. the ghost of christmas parties passed and a practice session for a news conference. have all landed prime minister boards, johnson's government in the headlines monoxide. robbie is here with the details. the should, this is a story all about government spin. it's lies actually. and how borders johnson and those around him have repeatedly broken. the coven lockdown rules that they have imposed. the left leaning tabloid. the mirror broke. the news that at this point last year, when court cases were spiking across the u. k, and the country was in lockdown, prime minister boris johnson, reportedly hosted a party, a christmas party for about 50 people at his residence, number 10 downing street. now the prime minister's office immediately denied that such a party had taken place, but more than more details has since come out exposing what one commentator calls the carelessness and contempt of johnson government. then this leak video shows up on itv new showing johnson spokes person rehearsi

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u. s. okay. in may or when taiwan finally expand the foundries within the united states, they have pledge 66 different places, including arizona. when these foundries have been completed, it would take time until the completion. but when they are completed, you would imagine a different scale of production within the united states with, with the hallway band or not. we are expecting to see a huge, huge production amount coming from the united states. plus with the innovation drive that the u. s. is pledging for itself, i think there would be a huge change, a significant change upon the landscape of semiconductor industry. then what would be interesting to see is how europe respond to this the, the contact list economy will accelerate even during, or post pandemic during the post period. the need, the, the demand for chips is not going away, it would only be expanded, and the digital economy will continue to expand as well. june teufel, dryer, in your previous answer, you mentioned rare earth elem

u. k. okay, on to other news, the un security council unanimously adopted a resolution allowing humanitarian aid into afghanistan. the council voted to apply a sanctions exemption, meaning governments and agencies can now send money and goods to the country for the 1st time. since the taliban took power. and millions of afghans do desperately need food and medicine. kristen salome reports now from new york is, will not cook as by the un security council, paved the way for more aid to afghanistan unanimously. passing the u. s. sponsored resolution, explicitly stating humanitarian assistance and other activities that support basic human needs and afghanistan are not a violation of international sanctions. china supported the resolution after pushing back against an initial draft requiring case by case aid exemptions. thank you. thank you for the current situation in afghanistan is at a critical stage facing monte pom, arduous and complex challenges. the most important task is to help africa unders

u. k. okay, thank you very much for your time. and joining us here on al jazeera, i mean, in the developing world, coal is easier and cheaper and cheaper option sort of help small industry recover. certainly from the pandemic, and it's vital for some nations ready to get back on their feet. it's, and you might say an easy argument to make at this moment in time. but those words are very welcome bye. a number of people, a number of organizations and governments elsewhere around the globe. so that's a saturday, right? if you have a, an option immediately in front of yourself, you will, you will use it. and that's what's been the case around the world this past year. but fundamentally, that's a bit of a divergence from the underlying trend about when new investment is going. and what we are now seeing is that renewables, such as wind and solar, are now cheaper than, than investment in new call for power generation. and are actually increasingly becoming cost competitive or cheaper than existing co generation. so, re pandemic, the und

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u. k is doing badly. okay, but that's not true. of many other countries are politicians do not care about migrants because migrants do not vote what they are doing is managing their electorate and managing their electric through. ready immigration policies means that these immigration policies are made by non migrants for non migrants, the electorate, and they're not aimed at migrate. so politicians actually do not care about what migrants do in the country. and it seems like we have mobilized the bull electorate who, which is empty immigration, which is very happy that we detain and support all the time, including children, including pregnant women. and that's what our politicians are doing. and we can blame them. we have the best system we've ever invented to govern ourselves electoral democracy and they respond to the electoral pressure. and the electoral pressure is not come from people who are pro immigration from missouri to thank you . my pleasure. after the break, as the un general assembly discusses palestine, is the time

u. s. government said, okay, well, this discussion is a conspiracy to commit to computer intrusion. the fact that they couldn't do it, or they came back and said, no, it's not possible that's irrelevant or, or that something that has to be decided by jury in the us. and that's the key part of this, the so called hacking charge. after key evidence expert testimony, a was presented that said, look, this was just about helping chelsea manning gain access to a video gaming and entertainment site that was blocked to you as soldiers. and that chelsea manning was known for her by her colleagues for getting at gaining access to such things. and they actually had a u. s. military expert. 15 years near the armed forces, a investigator who, who knew the computer system, produced a, a report saying that that the defense is argument or position was consistent with the facts and the u. s. government wasn't, they then expanded the computer intrusion, charged included, julian going to certain hacking conventions and saying to people, hey, if you've got something, you know, pass it on, we're interes

u. s. sanctions be lifted immediately. okay. as the headline sneeze continues, here on the inside story ah is america's role as a global leader in decline. the u. s. military withdrawal from afghanistan still with a rates across the region and beyond will fill the void and what are the consequences of the american with read, this is inside story. ah hello and welcome to the program. i'm hashem, aha, bar. america is military footprint in the middle east has been shrinking for years from the beginning of the withdrawal of us troops in iraq in 2007 to the most recent retreat from afghanistan. the panther guns presidents has declined this by advance. president, jo biden's administration has continued to reassure middle east allies of its commitment to regional stability and security. but traditional alignments between nations have shifted and the influence of world powers has changed. china, among other countries trying to fill the void left by the united states in modest on iraq and elsewhere. russian military contracts for our defe

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u. k. it is still functioning. okay. and the crew are said to be safe and said to be one of the most important wetlands in the world. the doin yona, national park in the south of spain is a unesco world heritage site and a refuge for migrating birds and endangered animals. but as natasha glenarm reports, the park is suffering from years of water theft by farmers. and now a drought. with every season a different diana emerges. scenes 57 year old national park is nature's tableau of wetlands beaches dunes and pine forest ecosystems. scientists call the wetlands one of the most important on the planet. yet these days it's the dry season year round at this unesco world heritage site. you can see that it is not an an integral to stage now because they know what they're so old a species of finding on some video, those which should be a perfect fit in the say that half or so if thrown in here they are in children 3000 seasonal pods used to dot the wetlands today. there are less than $100.00. the world wildlife fund or w w. f sa

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okay, moving on now the u. k. has started to record all me chron cases in their sizes. that very, it now comes for 20 percent of all infections in the country, nearly half in london as well. one death in total. that's the total confirmation linked to the. so name newton, straight bar, as johnson has not brought in his plan being new restrictions on an accelerated rule out of the strict jobs, but many members of his own party, they're not convinced it's the way forward. we are not a papers please society, this is not nazi germany. well, the prime minister lake is instruction to the nation is get to boosted and now the aim really is to get every single adult in the country vaccinated with that boosted job. by the end of this month, the is quite ambitious then really because that would mean i'm 1000000000 people need to be jobs every single day, and i'm outside saint thomas hospital here in central london. and as you can see, the queue is really piling up. now this morning, in fact being a chances are telling people to stop trying to book their boost the online the system

okay, that's france. now the u. k with jonah hall in london. i think we got used to certainly let's say a year ago john, we got used to the idea of more cases means more restrictions. the u. k. government definitely reversing that trends now. well, i mean, look at the differences between now and a year ago, principally of course, the vaccinate vaccine program and a different strain of the virus. so bit on that, we don't know everything that we need to know about yet. but one that is already showing some evidence from south africa and corroborated here in the u. k. so far as producing a less severe form of the disease is producing fuel hospitalizations. when you do go to hospital, you are in hospital for less time and it is that sort of data that the government here is looking at the prime minister when he made that announcement, say that there will be no new restrictions this side of new year. great musicals for businesses and hospitality for sections of the public as well. who can now get together? mascot, mass gatherings can go ahead, bars an

u. s. and once they're in us section, you can't do anything. okay, richard, we're going to leave it there, but really good to get your opinion on this. that was independent journalist that richard met hurst. thank you. okay, well let's bring you up to date them without breaking news this afternoon because the london court has rule that wikileaks founded you'd in the sand can be expedited to the united states, a washington one. it's a pale against a previous ruling that blocked to sound from being sent to the us to face trial on espionage charges. his fiance describe the decision as a grave miscarriage of justice, and the whole case is likely not to go back to the lower court. so let's get that. i tish with that shot. it was stashed to. he's been outside the cold 1st to softening sherry. just run through then if you will. what's been said over the last couple of hours and what could be the ramifications so ultimately, to nissan just now is step closer to being expedited to the united states as the u . k. hi, court judges have no rule that it will be

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u. s. is one of the worst effected regions. gabriel elizondo has more from new okay. airport and new jersey delta. one of the major carriers here in the u. s. is announced over a $125.00 cancellations on friday. united airlines. so another major airline here in the u. s. over a $160.00 cancellations. they say this is all due to a pilot flight attendant and other staff shortages staff that have been hit by the new armory cron barian that is hitting the north east of the united states from jersey. washington dc. new york, particularly hard new york city is the us epicenter of the army crime variant u. k prime minister boss johnson has urging the public to get a boost of vaccine shot over the christmas holiday. he is resisted calls for title restriction says corona virus case is search to record highs though the time for buying presence is theoretically ruddy out. there is still a wonderful thing. you can give your family or the whole country that is to get that job, whether it's your 1st to 2nd or your booster. so that next year's festivities are even better than this years. and in the meanti

okay, let's that again after the u. s. midterm elections and polls suggest worrying. trend for the democrat latino voters who showed huge support for joe biden in 2020, a repairing to break away as kind of open explained. and growing number of americans who identify themselves as hispanic, are being drawn to the republican party. this long time, democratic party block has been softening according to the polls. latino is a more and more becoming swing voters. they are a swing vote that we're going to have to fight for. you see in this poll that there's a group of hispanic men who will, without a doubt, entice by trump and have become more republican while they are all the same once they get their position. and they forget about everybody, especially the immigrants. they ignore us, in some aspects they're fulfilling their promises, but in others, they've forgotten about us, such as education or the pandemic. in the recent virginia governor's race, more than half of latino voters gave their vote to glen younger. the republ

okay, well let's turn to the u. k. no, because as far as johnson denies dining street staff party last year during a strict national lockdown senior members of the conservative party, reportedly now admit to hosting a separate similar event, also disregarding and t k with measures. so let's go to london, to speak with our correspondent, the shadow, especially for the latest and shadowy a good evening, or johnson under a lot of pressure. tell us more than about these, this latest admission. well, things have unfold as much like as much as the nation would have really expect it to be honest, more and more revelations and allegations of gatherings and christmas parties. in fact, as around 6 in speculation at the moment. now the conservative party has reportedly admitted at least one party took place last december on december. the 14th, when the prime minister was hang the rest of the country to think very carefully about what you do and how you can protect others. therefore, please do follow the rules. obviously though, t

okay, well meanwhile in the u. k, the government has promised no new restrictions. charlotte, what is the situation like in the u. k. right here in england, no new restrictions are set to be announced this week making this festive period very different to last year when millions were essentially told christmas was cancelled no restrictions coming into play here. but in scotland while northern island, they're all expecting more restrictions to come in after the christmas period. now, prime minister boris johnston says he's been weighing up the severity of the all micron very, and he's very much relying on the booster program here. it's really has been rum top over the last couple of weeks, given we know the efficacy of boost is against the on the crone very and, but this is all set against the backdrop of an abstract, tidal wave of cases at the moment. the last 2 days have seen over a 100000 new cases in the u. k. that's the highest number of confirmed cases since my testing began since the start of the pandemic. so

okay. richard restrictions, some parents in the u. k. a q hospitals of discriminating against children with down syndrome in a bed have free up beds. during the pandemic we had from a mother who was all to find a do not was off the table death. i thought when she did, i, well job is that's my son's life that you're asking with down syndrome, but that's got nothing to do with the latest polling shows the most us democrats now don't one joe biden, to running 2024. we look back at his boss and i'll put a brown. this is all the international live from a most good thanks, which choosing update ways good to happy with getting started. europe is facing a new wave of angry street. protests, governments are tightening the screws on the on vaccinated. one protest in germany, a 4 year old child was caught in pepper spray as police moved and the, according to the police, the child was complete. the symptom free again off the un. i was officers launched a formal complaint against the mother for in danger and her child, meanwhile, and from anger, gave

u. k is predominantly a professional services economy and this is actually giving the okay for up to 3 years of what they're calling sort of the visa holiday. which means that there's a that can be a transference of the professional staff from the u. k to australia. that's a huge deal and it's extended, it used to be 30 years old now it's extended to 35 years old. so if you are a professional with a family to they've also lifted the restrictions on family employment. so your young professional, you have a wife or husband, you have kids, you can move to australia or vice versa to the u. k. so that's huge in terms of professional services. then in terms of a lot of products, it is actually eliminated all terrorists between both countries. this, to quote, the ceo of the british australian chamber of commerce date, david mccord re, this is a win win creation. there aren't any loses in this situation, particularly for the u. k. perspective for confectionary on products, cheeses, immensely, of course, and then whiskey, and a lot of the u. k. a micro cultural products going into australia and then

okay, prosecutors say the wife of a u. s. diplomat charged with killing a teenager will face criminal proceedings after all, and cyclists fled to america. after her car collided with motorcyclist harry dunn outside the pentagon, military base and central england, our correspondent, shoddy edwards dashti, has more. well, it's been over 2 years now since harry don lost his life. but now the family are a step closer to justice. that's his answer. clueless. the women accused of killing harry done is due to face criminal proceedings here in the united kingdom early next year. so the 44 year old wife of a u. s. diplomat fled to the united states claim this diplomatic community shortly after the incident that happened on the 27th of august of 2019. she was late to charge with causing death by dangerous driving. but an extra addition request to face the justice system here in the united kingdom was refused. now that refusal initially was made final by the trump administration and later reaffirmed by president joe biden. so it's a

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okay, well let me turn to the u. k. now, because his board johnson denies, dang. st staff party blasted during a strict national lockdown senior members of the conservative party, reportedly admit to hosting a separate, similar event, also disregarding and t k with measures. let's get the latest now. i had to london to speak with our correspondent shadow edward stashed the good afternoon t shandey, the prime minister under a lot of pressure over this. just run through them. what we know about this latest admission. well, 24 hours later this soccer really has unfolded much like the nation. really thought it would with more relevant revelations and allegations of gatherings and christmas parties. tis the season off to rule you might say. but now the conservative party is reportedly admitting as of the party did indeed take place in westminster headquarters jury had the corona virus restrictions last year in december. and now tory stop apparently dots and drunk their way through the night at a party house in the basement o

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okay, so transit still possible then how is the reaction there in the u. k. is making waves although they did have plans to go to france, clearly very, very disappointed. we're hearing that they've been neither rushing to counselor, as i say, rushing together across the border. they've been noises from tours and bodies as well. they've described this as a hammer blow. obviously they've been very, very badly affected by the pandemic over the last year and a half. so another blow to them. but a lot of people in the u. k. i have to say really focused on the domestic situation . cross to said it's and post these restrictions because it's the rapid spread of all the crowns in the u. k. it says it wants a chance to increase it 1st to jam that but the situation in the u. k. really is quite alarming at the moment. the number of cases has been rising, the 3 days running, and i think it is those case numbers that font is looking at him in day will prime minister of ours johnson and his government have been criticized both domestically and internationally. for what many

okay. richard risk friction. some parents in the u. k. accused hospitals, open discriminating against children with down syndrome and a bed to free up beds. during the pandemic, we have from a mother who was off define a do not resuscitate us on when she said it, why? well, that's my son's life that you're asking with stable? no, i mean she has down syndrome, but that's got nothing to do with whatever shipping the stuff tight. so now the latest polling shows that most us democrats now don't want joe biden to run in 2024 . we look back at his last year in a hour every hour. this is all to international life from moscow. thanks for choosing off today was good to have that your company are well 1st story fi. this how why europe is facing a new wave of angry street. protests governments are tightening the screws on the on vaccinated. i one protest in germany, a 4 year old child was quoted at the spray as police moved in. oh, what? according to the police, the child was a complete ease symptom free again after an i wash of since no one so f

okay to drive. man: y-g-k-l-v-w...regular u. >>> so will jimmy g play on sunday? that's the big question surrounding the 49ers this week. suffered what coach shanahan says is grade three sprain of a thumb ligament in last thursday's loss that has his status for sunday in doubt. but garoppolo said he has definitely a chance to play. 49ers could clinch a playoff spot if they win and new orleans saints lose. if jimmy g can't play, trey lance will make start. >>> forcing postponement of their game against cal, stanford set to play the bears sunday, but game put on hold. last week stanford had to drop out of a game because of health and safety protocols. cal and stanford will look to reschedule. in the meantime, cal will play arizona state this sunday. >>> covid surge forced cancellation of five college football games, holiday bowl had to be canceled after ucla had covid cases in the team, nc state was declared the winner and proudly declared the winner. they weren't happy with ucla, believe replacements could have been found if ucla was more transparent about dealing

u, a. e. so for friends, there are security as well as communitarian concerns behind the scenes that are prompting some of the engagement. okay, we must leave it there. julie, thank you so much, william and talking to us from u. c. l in london. then mr. macro is in saudi arabia right now for talks with the crown prince. mom had been cell mom, these pictures coming to us life miss, you. macros says the visit is vital for dealing with multiple crises facing the middle east, but human rights groups of criticize the trip. it comes 3 years after the saudi journalist jamal herschel, she was murdered and dismembered inside the saudi consulate. in istanbul, us intelligence says the killing was approved by the crime prince. mom had been selma still to come here on the news are for you, the u. s. president issues a stern warning to russia as moscow continues to build up troops on the border with ukraine. sport, one of the world's most recognizable music stars gets a closer look at catalogues will come from regions details later on. here on the means. ah hello, there will have a look at africa in a moment, but 1st to the middle east, an

okay? mr. president he added, yo u sh should do a tweet. on their shoulder. this is out of control. they're not going to be able to control this, sir. they're not prepared for it. once a mob starts turning like that, you've lost it he said. so yeah, trump said, trump blinked and kept watching television. >> yes, and here general kellogg a true trump loyalest, somebody who is national security advisor to pence and you know, what is pence doing now? is he cooperating? people around him seem to be doing what kellogg has done here. i think very significant that somebody in this position would be telling what happened and our reporting from participants and witnesses shows what you're quoting. here is a retired general literally begging in a nice way the president of the united states wake up, it's what laura ingraham said in the text that emerge a version that you're going to destroy your legacy. >> bob, always a pleasure, sir. thank you very much. thank you. >>> congresswoman liz china repeatedly pointing to efforts to block the process of cou

okay to drive. man: y-g-k-l-v-w...regular u. >>> a pennsylvania community is rallying around a family devastated by a christmas morning fire. a gofundme page raised more than $600,000 for kristen king after the deaths of her husband and two of their sons. >> that's just tragic. >>> and saturday's fire in kwarktown is still under investigation, but officials are focusing on a symbol of the season. >> the massive fire killed 40-year-old eric king and sons liam, 11, and patrick, 8. kristen king and their investigators say a dried out christmas tree may be to blame. >> we're looking at the christmas tree that may have ignited as a result of christmas lights on that christmas tree. >> i didn't see anybody, so i thought that they got everybody out, but, you know, it was kind of sad, you know, it was -- really sad to realize that not everybody was saved. >> the fire also dried a nearby home. a family of four in that house was not hurt. >>> turning overseas now, two dams burst sunday in northeastern brazil after weeks of heavy rains. threatening the region with more flooding. no deaths or injuries have bee