like here in bologna assume air france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since bret's it an array of additional paperwork is required including new health certificates for live catch no mistakes are allowed. to then correspond with the order travel. on the glory of the plane. and if the slightest if the paperwork doesn't notch up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen in scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish port town of oban there are a few trucks waiting for fish crabs or mussels destined for europe. but many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be solved before they send their precious cargo into the unknown. an entire region his nearly come to a standstill many people here are angry i think it's a load of nonsense absolutely besides of the end of the line that. just had no help whatsoever bentley and all weather service for us and i'm trying and a lesson in the county even among the figures show can been mine 62 percent of the scottish population want it to mean what breaks it and this is exac

the dutch subsidiary of air france caleb's halting all 217 weekly long haul flights to the netherlands excuse me from friday after the government there announced new coven 1000 rules new regulations out a requirement for passengers and crew to show a 2nd negative rapid coronavirus test taken just before departure. and that's it for me and the business team here ability as. she hopes the only way she can. tonya clegg obama supports belorussian activists who want to flee the country. their destination is neighboring lithuania. where they hope for a safe future far away from police violence and state oppression. suki's under. 60 minutes d w. a there i'm david and this is climate change brags that sex. penis increase books. this is the book for you. to get smarter for free you know who you vote on you. want to see what's going on and all of the imperative that you know what the bill provided. the shock microscope would have been but the knowledge they would come back at better and better over the leave without a bad fall for example all of the. i would in fact the both the molecular depot

like here in bologna assume air france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since bret's it and a ray of additional paperwork is required including new health certificates for live catch no mistakes are allowed. to then. travel. on the glory of the plane. and if the slightest if the paperwork doesn't notch up in the slightest way then it's rejected . many fishermen in scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish port town of there are a few trucks waiting for a fish crabs or mussels destined for europe. but many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be solved before they send their precious cargo into the unknown. an entire region has nearly come to a standstill many people here are angry i think it's a load of nonsense absolutely besides of the end of the mine that players have just had no help whatsoever bentley in the all weather service for us and i'm trying and a lesson in the coming months just because show can be in line 62 percent of the scottish population want it to mean what breaks it and this is exactly why the 1

the dutch carrier which is partners with air france said the recovery in the long haul sector in particular taking particularly longer than expected. it announced 5,000 layoffs in july. airlines around the world have cut 10s of thousands of jobs in the last year. italy has issued a new two euro coin paying tribute to the royal healthcare workers in the pandemic. it shows two people wearing masks with the word thank you and a red cross and a heart. some of those will become collector items, but about 3 million of them are expected to trickle down into public use. france issued a similar coin honoring medical professionals at the end of last year, but it is not for circulation. these coins, james, might trickle across europe as they start to make their way into circulation and serve as a appointiant reminder of the year the e.u. and the world just had. >> they get mixed up for anyone who has been around different european countries. thanks for that, kate. quick break for the weather and we'll be back with news and headlines right after. >> time now for eye on africa. >> reporting from across

connectivity because the jurors don't travel by phone they will try long zoom they travel you see on air france and the aeroflot and on carriers so you want to use that and then and let me tell you again let's say something out saying that senator kerry as you look at history and the. black death the plague took place and the search and hundreds. still have corn tires and $850.00 and every ship i'm talking about the psyche of the people that were prepared for it now sometimes maybe they're lax about not using the laws or it goes with it the people for actually 40 days potatoes before releasing them but they had a system in place for 500 years. don't stop you cannot go and i was saying you cannot go from me ottoman empire into the hops bird we are going to touch whether or not there was a pandemic they had the system now i'm not asking to have contact all the time but to have a plan in place to inforce 3 levels check passengers. test by sensors or contact passengers it's a level 123 and still 000 most of the dive in till you have information and then you can act if you acted that way out of on w

connectivity because the jurors don't travel by phone they will try a long zoom they travel you see on air france and the aeroflot and on carriers so you want to use that and then and let me tell you again let's say something out saying that senator kerry as you look at history and the. black death the plague took place and the search and hundreds. still have corn ties and $850.00 and every ship talking about the psyche of the people that were prepared for it now sometimes maybe they're lax about not using the laws or it goes with it the people for actually 40 days potatoes before releasing them but they had a system in place for 500 years. non-stop you could not go and i was saying you cannot go from me ottoman empire into the hops burg without going into whether or not there was a pandemic they had the system now i'm not asking to have content all the time but to have a plan in place to enforce 3 levels checked passengers. test by sensors or contact passengers it's a level 123 and still loves 0 most of the dive in till you have information and then you can act if you acted that way out of want

tallied, over 1,500 747s were built, and only 14 concordes saw services with british airways and air france362 passengers. they'll need new airports to take care of these. man, how are they ever going to get that thing in the air? and what to do with all of those passengers. archive: airports themselves can't yet cope with huge numbers of passengers suddenly descending on them. everyone remembers the crew walking step— by—step, looking up at that aircraft, and the closer we got, the bigger it got. and thinking, "how are we going to do this?" seats as far as you could see, it was very frightening to start that. yeah, every country you went to, crowds, standing, watching it come in. as test flights and tours created jumbo mania, britain's baoc — later to become british airways — sent their man, hugh dibbley to america to learn how to fly a jumbo. there were no simulators — just the real thing. i think there were about ten of us on the flight deck watching this, and you had no idea that for the first landing, how high you are up from the ground, and it really was like landing a block of flats.

like here in bologna assume air france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since breck's it an array of additional paperwork is required including new health certificates for live cash no mistakes are allowed. travel. on the lot of the plane. and if the tests if the paperwork doesn't match up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen in scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish port town of there are a few trucks waiting for fish crabs or mussels destined for europe. but many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be solved before they send their precious cargo into the unknown. neil mcqueen is convinced there's no easy fix additional bureaucracy is the least of new problems that come with bracks it for many fishermen in scotland and elsewhere there's no clear vision for what their future will look like. and before we go that you flight safety regulator says it's approving the boeing 737 next just to fly again next week this comes nearly after 2 years after the airliner was grounded on safety fears after 2 f

like here in bologna assume air france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since bret's it an array of additional paperwork is required including new health certificates for live cash no mistakes are allowed. to then correspond with the travel. on the correct lot of the plane. and if the slightest if the paperwork doesn't notch up in the slightest way then it's rejected. many fishermen in scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish port town of oban there are a few trucks waiting for fish crabs or mussels destined for europe. but many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be solved before they send their precious cargo into the unknown. an entire region has nearly come to a standstill many people here are angry i think it's a load of nonsense absolutely these lots of the end of the line that. just had no help whatsoever then playing in the all weather service for arson and trying an 11 in the coming month official figures show can be in line 62 percent of the scottish population want it to mean what breaks it and this is e

do you think they will internationalize air france? think one of the difficulties with talking about nationalization is that the problem with giving equity and taking up more debt, these companies lack equity. it lacks the common vote of saying this is a good story because they have no visibility in these companies right now. over the next few weeks i think it will be very tough indeed for an airline share price. if you are going to get these equity ratings, they will happen at the start of the summer when there is a little more visibility about when this comes out. let's be clear. there is a lot of death in europe, more than last year, and i think rights issues and further national involvement is very much part of the picture for the next six months. alix: the story we talked about before is that for the budget airlines, they were going to be the first to recover. they may not have the inventory the big guys need. they do not have as much debt maybe is the big guys do. does that count still in this new era of lockdowns? mark: i think

so my name is walter roost i'm a marine physicist a work at the from air france and i'm a member of the un commission on the limits of the continental shelf. well the 1st thing i should say is that you know the work of the commission yes it's true it's quite. 3 that very confidential fashion and the main reason behind that from the beginning of this 2 reasons one is that we're dealing with sovereign rights of states secondly many of the states submit data that are actually confidential data derives from petroleum industry francis so and those data they have to be treated with a very high level of confidentiality there were powerful interests behind the state's petitions seabed data that have enormous economic significance this information contains important clues for where natural resources might be located 'd industries and states are not inclined to share this information which can be worth billions i think what we did what i could say is that as members of the commission i think we consider ourselves really scientific and technical experts but we also. cautions of the fact that our r

air france, klm, ez jet and ryanair down as well president biden is set to reimpose citizens travelingm the uk biden's move will rescind that decision before it was due to come into effect the other thing that is weighing on travel stocks this morning, over the weekend reports have emerged that the uk government is considering imposing tighter travel restrictions, which may include mandatory hotel quarantine for travelers arriving to the uk clearly, that is driving some profit-taking in these travel stocks, which had caught a bit of a bid in the leadup to the latest session >>> let's turn to geopolitical news now u.s. carrier group has entered the south china sea with military chiefs saying it's in the region to promote freedom of the seas it comes on the same day as taiwan reported an incursion of 12 chinese aircraft into its air space. the move prompted the u.s. state department to call on beijing to stop pressuring taiwan, urging china to engage in dialogue. >>> former pboc monetary committee member has told cnbc he is optimistic the biden administration can repair damage done to th

like here in bologna assume air france but at the moment hardly any cargo comes through from scotland since breakfast it and a ray of additional paperwork is required including new health certificates for live catch no mistakes are allowed. to correspond with the travel. of the plane. and if the slightest if the paperwork doesn't much up in the slightest way then it's rejected . many fishermen in scotland feel the same way as mcqueen in the scottish port town of there are a few trucks waiting for fish crabs or mussels destined for europe. but many fishermen like mcqueen want to wait and see if the problems can be solved before they send their precious cargo into the unknown. an entire region has nearly come to a standstill many people here are angry i think it's a load of nonsense absolutely besides of the end of the line that. just had no help whatsoever bentley and all weather service for us and i'm trying and a lesson in the county even on the figures show can be in mind 62 percent of the scottish population want it to mean what breaks it and this is exactly why the 1st defeat not

to some hospitals in france for example have one air conditioned room for patients on every floor says that's certainly something worth considering. climate change is set to become a major challenge for all of us and for our health care providers. to see yes when it's hot outside bringing its southern lifestyle to the north this could be one way in dealing with. a change but honestly this is not the solution what the solution could be this is what i'm going to talk about your hartman today she's from look this is the german alliance for climate change and help. the climate crisis as a whole so the health crisis but rather how the west we can protect our wellbeing and planet at the same time. we're here at the labyrinth judy museum in berlin currently an exhibition about climate change and this is our topic we'll talk about because you're a co-founder of an alliance called luke which means smart so what's it's about so rigid german climate change and helplines and we found it. years ago and we're in interdisciplinary. health professionals doctors nurses and so our main goal is to put he

the spaz seven is important in terms of air combat over france over the western front during world war i. it is the spaz 13 that enter service in may, 1917 that reflects this epitome of french high-performance fighter design. it has very thin air flows like to write flyer and that allows it to go very fast. it has a fast design. the fabric is covered. it is the engine, 220 horsepower v8 engine at the core. you see the radiator shutters. there is a v8 engine. it allows the air to flow over more efficiently. so mark, of the spanish swiss company has designed a very important series of automobile engines in the prewar era. he adapts this to the aeronautical application by taking two of his in-line engines, makes it into a v8 and what he does is unique. instead of having separate cylinders he casts a row of cylinders out of a piece of aluminum and he has cooling passages in the aluminum blocs that allow improved cooling and more power so instead of a rotary engine doing 110, 120 horsepower, you're looking at 220 horsepower with these engines by the time they are introduced in the spaz 13.

it is important in terms of air combat over france over the western front during world war i. it is the spad 13 that enters service in may 1917 that reflects the epiphany of french high-performance fighter design. it allows it to go very fast. it is fabric covered. it is the engine, 220 horsepower v8 engine at the core. you see the radiator shutters. it looks like it is a round engine. there is a v8 engine underneath. there is a tightfitting metal cover that allows the air to flow over more efficiently. mark burton adapts an important series of automobile engines in the prewar era. what he does is unique. instead of having separate cylinders, he casts a row of cylinders out of aluminum. he has cooling passages in the aluminum blocks that allows improved cooling and more power. instead of a rotary engine doing 120 horsepower, you're looking at 220 horsepower. there is always a technological push/pull over the western front in world war i in which the germans have an advantage with their tubular steel fuselage aircraft like you see in the gallery. but the spad 13 is the french a

whiz or ryan air if you look further down the list, you could look at an easy jet or ieg that have upside. there's a little bit of everything that's smaller, basically or more indebted franceorwegian, all of those, that's where valuations are really tricky it's still difficult to see when those airlines that have increased by factors of 40, 60, 70% of their ev, would be able to repay that net debt so your investment subset of equities you can look at is really small right now, but on those, the market's fairly efficient, and pricing a little bit of risk, and if you have a view on the recovery this year, we would suggest to go along on whiz or ryan air. >> appreciate you joining us this morning daniel rosca, senior analyst at bernstein. coming up on the show. u.s. vice president mike pence will not use the t25th amendment to move trump from office, as more republican lawmakers back the call for a second impeachment. more on the fallout from the capitol hill riots after the break. >> man: what's my safelite story? my truck...is my livelihood. so when my windshield cracked... the experts at safelite autoglass came right to me... with service i could trust. right, girl? >> sin

a weather front coming in from the west with much i'll milder air behind it. as that francet anglia. furtherwest, it is and snow as far south as east anglia. further west, it is milder and there is rain. around 10 degrees in plymouth. contrast that to temperatures around freezing in scotland and northern england. ice could be an issue as well first thing on thursday. here is the weather front. thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure is trying thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is trying to build behind it and ahead of it. it has got nowhere to go. it will slowly weaken through thursday but only slowly and it stays in one place. more slow for scotland and northern england first thing. a few flakes possible down into the midlands. i think it will be rain that we see persisting across the south—east. things do ease back as we go later into the day on thursday but still quite wintry of the north—east. it will feel silly temperatures at

scotland, they opted for this — not fireflies, but hogmanay drones — 500 foot in the air, perfectly synchronised at 25mph. in francein france, they had music maestrojohn michelle playing live in his future will in a virtual notre—dame cathedral. reality however was somewhat different. announcement in french translation: it is too bad because especially in this neighbourhood, we're used to having a great atmosphere and we don't see that today. it's too bad. fireworks pop in the netherlands and in germany some private fireworks despite the government introducing a temporary ban on them. fireworks pop australians also stayed indoors — their fireworks were cut to seven minutes — while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began, it was new year like usual. the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero—tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. yes, we do remember that and let's hope for that to return in the yearahead. the entertainment industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. but the film

to some hospitals in france for example have one air conditioned room for patients on every floor that'scertainly something worth considering. climate change is set to become a major challenge for all of us and for our health care. 2 hours of c yes when it's hot outside i mean bringing as southern lifestyle to the north this could be one way in dealing with climate change but honestly this is not the solution what the solution could be this is what i'm going to talk about to sylvia hartmann today she's from look this is the german alliance for climate change and to help. the climate crisis as a whole so the health crisis but with a healthy lifestyle we can protect our wellbeing and planet at the same time. we're here at the labyrinth judy museum in berlin care of the an exhibition about climate change and this is our topic we'll talk about because you're a co-founder of an alliance called luke which means smart so what's about so rigid german climate change and helplines and we found it. years ago and we're in interdisciplinary. health professionals doctors nurses and so our main goal is

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fireworks but, like fireflies, they were hogmanay drones, 500 foot in the air, perfectly synchronised at 25 miles an hour. in francerom his studio playing in a virtual notre dame cathedral. the reality, however, was somewhat different. megaphone message in french. translation: it's too bad because, especially in this neighbourhood, we are used to having a great atmosphere, and we don't see that today. it's too bad. australians also stayed indoors. their fireworks were cut to seven minutes. while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began... it was new year like usual. the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. now, for those of us wrapped up warm indoors — not everyone chooses to start the new year in comfort. in rome, the thing to do on news year's day is this... there he goes. that's the traditional leap into the river tiber. he struck a pose there as if about to dive elegantly, but that was more of a jump. i think some of them do actually dive. anyway,

to some hospitals in france for example have one air conditioned room for patients on every floor says that's certainly something worth considering. climate change is set to become a major challenge for all of us and for our health care providers. 2 hours of c yes when it's hot outside i mean bringing those southern lifestyle to the north this could be one way in dealing with climate change but honestly this is not the solution what the solution could be this is what i'm going to talk about his suv your husband today she's from look this is the german alliance for climate change and to help. the climate crisis as a whole so the health crisis but with a healthy lifestyle we can protect our wellbeing and planet at the same time. we here at the labyrinth judy museum in berlin currently an exhibition about climate change and this is our topic we'll talk about because you're a co-founder of an alliance called luke which means smart so what's the alliance about so rigid german climate change and health once and we found it. years ago personally and we're interdisciplinary. health professiona

fireworks but, like fireflies, they were hogmanay drones, 500 foot in the air, perfectly synchronised at 25 miles an hour. in franceng in a virtual notre dame cathedral. the reality, however, was somewhat different. megaphone message in french. translation: it's too bad because, especially in this neighbourhood, we are used to having a great atmosphere, and we don't see that today. it's too bad. australians also stayed indoors. there fireworks were cut to seven minutes. while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began... it was new year like usual. the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. new year celebrations have been held in the chinese city of wuhan, where the pandemic began. these pictures have come into us in the last hour. in scenes unimaginable in many places around the world, the city's residents have thronged the street to toast the new year. some were wearing masks, others either have them pulled down or were not wearing one at all. remarkabl

fireworks but, like fireflies, they were hogmanay drones, 500 foot in the air, perfectly synchronised at 25 miles an hour. in france his studio playing in a virtual notre dame cathedral. the reality, however, was somewhat different. megaphone message in french. translation: it's too bad because, especially in this neighbourhood, we are used to having a great atmosphere, and we don't see that today. it's too bad. australians also stayed indoors. their fireworks were cut to seven minutes. while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began... it was new year like usual. the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. hip—hop star mf doom has died at the age of a9, his family confirmed on social media. the musician, real name daniel dumile, was known for his rhyme style and his performances in which he always wore a mask. in a post on the rapper's instagram account on thursday, his wife jasmine paid thanks to the greatest husband, father, teacher, student, business

to some hospitals in france for example have one air conditioned room for patients on every floor says that's certainly something worth considering. climate change is set to become a major challenge for all of us and for our health care providers. to see us when it's hot outside bringing its southern lifestyle to the north this could be one way in dealing with. i'm a change but honestly this is not the solution what the solution could be this is what i'm going to talk about your hartman today from look this is the german alliance for climate change and to help. the climate crisis as a whole so the health crisis but with a healthy lifestyle we can protect our wellbeing and at the same time. we here at the labyrinth through the museum in berlin currently an exhibition about climate change and this is our topic we will talk about because you are co-founder of cold . which means smart so what's about so rigid german climate change and health warnings and we found it. years ago and we're in interdisciplinary. health professionals doctors nurses and so our main goal is to put health into the

such machines, the french air force is a vital part of western defense guarding the skies over the ancient bastiens. today's new economic surge in francepowered by electricity and each year finds the lines extending further across the country. electricity not to change the face of france. for that the french , do not want, but to make life easier by turning the force of rivers and streams into useful power. the greatest of the new projects is the chain of dams and power stations on the river rhone. there, thousands of french workers carried out the gigantic task of rechanneling a mighty river to harness its power. now it has become a symbol of that new surge in the french economy, an economy based upon the diversity which is wealth. yes, france is wealth, but that's only some of the story. there is something special about france that makes her different and yet makes her a part of everyone's dreams. call it culture, call it the art of living. really it's , indefinable. like most precious things, it's old, old as the stones of carmack and the great ruins of rome reminding the world that men have lived here since the beginning of time. e

after an air month long quiet period the u.k. soup seaports to france and belgium are expected to get back to normal this week but businesses are watching anxiously having to battle through new export paperwork brought in after briggs's for some it may it may be in saying farewell to their biggest markets john the whole reports now from dover and southern england. it's been a bad 12 months for covert hit retail and hospitality we could complete grocery offer greengrocery through both through good through the delicatessen bread from fantastic bakery down to folkestone but for small and medium sized businesses like this one importing stock from the e.u. what lies ahead is also uncertain thanks to brics it would talk about small businesses who didn't have to digest through these great trade deals between between states right i think of course here we are the economic end of it so that clarity can my business apps actually survive through the realities and then for us we're fortunate we can look at other sourcing we can look around to see what. we can no lo

a moscow and this is a says the real cold air is a daytime highs minus 40 is moscow example clearly it's nothing like that cold any any longer in spain or france or the british isles the atlantic comes in comes up against a cold produces some snow as it will do on sunday in france and england for example but in the middle of it all to show you how cold it can get on sunday night i think in prague we've been down to minus 50 so that cold air is welling about in eastern europe and here is a consequence of when it meets the warmest waters of the gene and the mediterranean stormy weather story for greece and for turkey sunder storms was probably rain and hail across cypress and eventually right into the event as well. qatar airways gay com and make sure you're not hyping the situation to be part of the debate my main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally these are basically archaic walls dads off in the jet mines and legal wise pedophile on arrow online jumping to the quick section and meeting to be part of the discussion this stream on out is the era. welcome back a recap

air to join the debate -- frer to join the debate -- freer to join the debate. young algerians are not obsessed with the idea of repentance. they are not even looking at franceold colonial power. -- france as an old colonial power. the officials have to follow more closely and to work with civil societies and not try to limit the exchange and to link their reports and work. >> we only have a couple minutes president macron -- couple minutes left. president macron hopes this will normalize relations between france and algeria. do you think that can happen? >> this report is one-sided. it represents france's official view of the situation and what needs to be done. as of now, we have not heard anything official from the algerian government. [indiscernible] obviously, we would like, everybody would like this story, this love/hate relationship between france and algeria, in the words of a former algerian president, who said france and algeria are mountains of blood and scars. this memory, we need to know more about it. i was pleased to see in the report, schoolchildren in france would be advised and will look at the war in algeria with colonialism, shed the ligh

tonight to mark the anniversary we will air a night of programs about the holocaust beginning with benjamin france who at the age of 27 served as the chief u.s. prosecutor at one of the nuremburg trials. he renounces early life in new york city, his service in the u.s. army and his memories of nuremburg. watch tonight beginning at eight eastern. american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. but in cabinet nominees are on capitol hill this week for their hearings. thursday 10 am on c-span one hearing for two nominees. ohio congresswoman marcia fudge for urban development and cecilia rouse, nominated for chair, council of economic advisers. watch the confirmation hearings live on c-span. on demand on c-span dot or listen on the c-span radio app. during the december 7th 1941 japanese attack on pearl harbor u.s. navy attendant, dory, miller helped wounded aboard the uss virginia and fired anti aircraft guns at the tractors even though he had been trained on the weapons. as a result, this grandson of slaves became the first african american awarded a navy cross. next on american history tv, -- talk ab

air, perfectly synchronised 25 miles an hour. fireworks pop. in germany, there were some fireworks. but again, no crowds. speaks french. while at francefriends house around here and i'm going back to mine. there is no metro, we are looking for a bus, we're going back quietly, thatis bus, we're going back quietly, that is it, there is nothing, it is not like it was before, unlike previous years. previous yea rs unlike previous years. previous years here it was great and u nfortu nate years here it was great and unfortunate with covid we are struggling. translation: it is too bad because especially in this neighbourhood we're used to having a great atmosphere and we don't see that today. it is too bad. australians also stayed indoors. there fireworks we re stayed indoors. there fireworks were cut to seven minutes. while the uae didn't like this. —— did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began, a new year like usual, the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns in the zero tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. 2020 was a difficult year f

air, perfectly synchronised at 25mph. in the netherlands and here in germany, there were some private fireworks depsite a temporary government ban. in france're used to having a great atmosphere and we don't see that today. it's too bad. australians also stayed indoors — their fireworks were cut to seven minutes — while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began, it was new year like usual. the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero—tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. ido i do remember! now, where is this? let's show you what's happening in new york at the moment. this is the scene in times square, where in around half an hour's time the famous glass ball will drop to herald the start of the new year. normally, the square would be packed but this year no crowds at all. although the traditonal show for the millions of people watching on tv at home is going ahead as usual. 2020 was a difficult year for people of all ages, so how does the younger generation feel the year affected them and their respective futures? the

gains african american segers stationed at france and later in the cork cities of rust and bordeaux. through the use of chemical prophylaxis. >> same as i airas the first face appropriated for america news in the war. its medical officers were aware as early as october, 1917, that it's men were contracting high rates of venereal disease. the logic's were part and parcel of efforts used to reduce african americans working a stevedores on the docks of -- who's off-duty activities were believed to have included having sexual encounters with french civilians. in evaluating the sexual logic's at play in crafting this proposal it should be revealed that yang was unabashed in his opposition to sexual relations occurring between black men and white women. in his autobiography he recalled a visit to the 92nd quote american negro division headquarters and -- where he met with medical officers to discuss the venereal -- to his surprise, he discovered that the captains were black. young used this opportunity to make his thoughts about interracial sexuality known. quote, i talked very frankly about insurmountable barriers between the two races. the nece

franc fizzles away. the next one comes in and this one will bring in substantially milder air to south—western parts of thesitting in the north stilljust about, with that weather front movie across we are expecting a spell of snow across northern england and scotland. we think this will mostly be sleet and snow, very transient as well. it will start off as snow and turn into rain and mostly over higher elevations. it will turn milder through the course of this week, but we are still expecting spells of wintry weather in the north. a reminder of our top story. the prime minister says he will look in mid february at what restrictions can be relaxed for england but the plan for schools is still unclear. what i can tell you is we will tell you, parents and teachers as much as we can and as soon as we can. that's all from the bbc news at six. so it's goodbye from me, and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc�*s news teams where you are.

air, perfectly synchronised 25 miles an hour. fireworks pop in germany, there were some fireworks but again, no crowds. announcement in french while at franceion: i was at a friend's house around here and i'm going back to mine. there's no metro, we are looking for a bus and we're going back very quietly. that is it — there is nothing. it is not like it was before, not like the previous years. previous years here, it was great. unfortunately with covid, we are struggling. translation: it is too bad because especially in this neighbourhood, we're used to having a great atmosphere and we don't see that today. it's too bad. australians also stayed indoors — their fireworks were cut to seven minutes — while the uae did it like this. and in the place where coronavirus began, it was new year like usual — the chinese reaping the rewards of tough lockdowns and a zero tolerance approach. no more social distancing. instead, socialising and parties. remember that? paul hawkins, bbc news. all around the world, the uk and around the world, there are different celebrations. can you guess where these four people are? one guess, rio. copacabana. but there

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investigation into a french air strike on a village in northern mali this month that kills 19 people when s.s.a. the attack at a wedding party attended by civilians but that's disputed by france meanwhile the u.n. speech keeping chief is warning against a possible drawdown of french forces in what's become an increasingly volatile region. has more from the car. it's on the heels of a memorial for 3 un peacekeepers from ivory coast that were killed in mali the un chief for peacekeeping operation. made his statements saying that a draw down of troops as suggested by paris a drawdown of french troops in the region is perhaps not the right time given that there is a heightened escalation of attacks by armed groups in the region specifically and central mali and. it's a question of. what can you do to further improve. there is a lot of work that has been done despite the obviously regrettable losses at the end of the year we had far fewer deaths despite an increased number of addiction last year but the presence of more than 5000 french troops has come under criticism both in mali where there has been protest against the presence of french troops but also in france a recent survey