boyko boris off as head of the largest party will keep his job as prime minister but it's most al-jazeera saffir mark has 11 years as dutch prime minister could be coming to an end after the vital coalition partner withdrew support ruta knightly survived a confidence vote on friday over his handling of coalition talks since last month's election now the leader of the christian unis party says it can no longer be part of his government the prime minister's v.v. party is a not just in parliament. they've been demonstrations in several u.k. cities against a bill that would give police more powers to break up protests the bill was drafted after the so-called extension rebellion rallies in 2019 it would let police set time and noise limits on rallies activists say it's an attack on freedom of speech exists existing laws are under renewed scrutiny after police arrested several people at a recent vigil formated woman old brennan was what was at one of the demonstrations in the capital and has more on why the policing belly is so controversial. it's laws inspired by 29 scenes extinction rebellion a prot

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but it's many al-jazeera saffir. in many countries cherry blossoms blooming are a sign that spring has sprung but blame is taken japan by surprise it's the earliest start to the season on record and scientists think it's down to climate change reports from cell. it's an annual event in northeast asia that heralds the coming of spring and that's been getting earlier each year in tokyo the traditional viewing of the cherry blossom coincides with the lifting of pandemic state of emergency restrictions allowing people to take full advantage of the spectacle. last year i couldn't come here due to the state of emergency so here i am it's the earliest the blossom has bloomed here since official records began 70 years ago and historians delving into archives from the ancient capital of kyoto believe it's the earliest the bloom has appeared for at least 1200 years. when i was a high school student cherry blossoms were still blooming around the start of the academic year in april i think the timing is getting earlier. the cold