celebration but not in dublin the capital of the irish republic they say it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media and there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find that there are no doses left let's go live now to new delhi al jazeera as elizabeth for autumn bring us up to speed with the latest in this both. india is one of the world's leading producer and kobe bryant one is the social to. hello adrian a number of reasons it's because the government didn't ramp up production didn't have moved on the cynical companies joining the vaccine dr in the few months of the start of the year when the numbers the very you know it's also because india exported around 65000000 doses of the vaccine again when the numbers were very low that was the biggest contributor to the un's kovacs program and ship 65000000 doses overse

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. india's coronavirus crisis continues to spiral out of control a record 3700 people died in the past 24 hours according to indian media there were 392000 new cases the government is desperate to expand its vaccination program but it's struggling to meet demand people are turning up to get the job only to find there are no doses left. for autumn reports from new delhi. a group of friends celebrate receiving their vaccinations in new delhi there some of the lucky ones who managed to get an appointment signs at many vaccine centers around the country read they're out of doses despite having a population of $20000000.00 people india's financial capital mum buy only has $20000.00 for those between the ages of $18.00 to $45.00 but. we were told that it would be a 1st come 1st serve thing here but the vaccination center years deserted we will see what we're going to do whether we'll get it or not. the government said everyone above the age of 18 would be eligible f

on monday but the centenary is unlikely to be celebrated south of the border as i was there as andrew symonds explains from dublin mary mcaleese is unlike any other former irish president she grew up in northern ireland a catholic living in a protestant area in the violent seventy's her family forced to move out and sectarian conflict group. the irish war of independence from britain between 1919 to 921 had led to the partitioning of the country and the birth of northern ireland exactly 100 years ago thousands of civilian lives were lost in the interim isn't conflict that followed mary mcaleese is calling on protestants not to mark monday's sent tina ri with triumphalism language that is used is so important to be to use language that that doesn't other the people that you share the island with or your share northern ireland with but language that shows that you're sensitive to their concerns one word the right way can you know it can open people up and it can make them a concert and hearts where as one word the wrong way and you can harden hearts some are using the word celebration that is a

the authorities a terrorist but don't read much into that no motivation however ok thank you andrew symonds in london we will continue the conversation with fred we're moscow correspondent for the christian science monitor just picking up on what andrew was talking about there fred that's interesting in an obvious self that the kremlin seems to have reacted so quickly i think when we hear of school shootings usually it's something out of the united states where nothing changes here the kremlin moves incredibly quickly. yeah well of course it's tremendously shocking events in russia there have been a few of them over the years but it's pretty rare and especially because this clearly seems to be now an american style mass shooting because in russia we have had terrorism at school sieges who's motivations were ethnic or religious terrorism this apparently is not. such an event it seems to have been just one shooter even though there were earlier fairly confident reports that there had been 2 it's rather typical you know this kind of confusion. but there was one person former student of that sc

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds of i'll be explaining war. and in sport name only a song has a long way for a play for time goes on details but something i'm going to. we've got more showers in the full cost across northern parts of the middle east over the next couple days not the truth benign but there are some there nevertheless lots of hazy sunshine me getting up to 37 celsius here in doha touch woman for q.e. back to $37.00 there in baghdad turkey claus she tries to go through monday the showers and mainly affecting northern parts of iran pushing over towards afghanistan and there are similar places we go on through choose day by choose day we will see some wetter weather just coming back into where western and northern parts of turkey at this stage the levant stays warm dry and sunny much of the rayburn plants that warm dry and sunny just know to still a few showers just around the southern end of the red sea joining us that we have on the other side of the waters there into the ethiopian highlands so we'll se

maybe 2 it was strong we jumped up and thought it was a truck and we heard alarms and ran out andrew symonds in our london new center following the story today and bring us up today. yes that figure of dead now up to 97 of them were children this it all started at the stop at the beginning of the school working day when a 19 year old ran into the building opening fire indiscriminately now there's something like 20 injured some of them children are critical scenes of chaos as children were running all over the building who are reported to have jumped from windows on the 3rd floor and unfortunately died there were also rescues taking place using ladders heavily armed security forces were on the scene quite rapidly. they thought to having gauged the gun man and certainly managed to arrest him holding him down in the steps in front of the building and he has been arrested now 19 years of age holding a gun license he is now in custody and there is no doubt that he the police say that he is responsible his motive appears to be unclear but he is reported to have been a former pupil at the school. a

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds of i'll be explaining war. and we look at how election by x. in rules about where you're setting women on to perspire a seat. there's some very on the seasonal weather going on in europe at the moment it's a clouds moving to the southwest the northeast along what is really a waving front a difference between tarps and so long this heavy rain in itself isn't necessarily unusually and ninety's quite high it's already running through the alps doing that you're exactly on sunday this swirl it's a prop what looks like a spring storm these things shouldn't exist really such heavy rain strong winds probably thunder as well millions in the hail damaging hail running up through poland that's left rather nice the weather in his wake the northern side of this temperature on the low side well below where they should be to the southeast ill bred to be good higher than they should be in places but that's about to change so as this thing runs north as it tucks enough cold air to give snow for a list

let's go to andrew symonds been following developments for us from our london office andrey what bring us up to date what's the latest. well the latest is 8 dead one of those a teacher several of them students teenage students a cousin is the capital city of tatar stan the republic of tatarstan and the president many can of has been giving the official details he gave those numbers because earlier reports suggested 111 had died and he said it was a big tragedy and a lot of the disturbing images played out on social media. there were some children who jumped out of windows of the school 2 of those reportedly died having jumped out of their ladders were put up by the emergency services to rescue some others the 19 year old suspect was pinned down on the steps in front of the school where he's apparently a registered gun owner up to 20 are injured a mixture of teachers and children now those some of them are really seriously ill so there are fears that the number dead could rise now there is no suggestion of what the motivation of this 19 year old was however he is reported to be a former

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds about explaining why. also had the electric bikes in rules about when the sensing women on the road to prosperity. we got some very heavy rain pushing back into central and eastern parts of china over the next day or so not see bad at the moment see this area cloud just rolling across central pass ahead of that we've seen a lot of active system just pushing across japan that's pulling out of the way high pressure coming in behind over the next day or so so it should be last you find that warm and pleasant sunshine coming through want to see showers and all the home she into hokkaido but the really wet weather coming down across central parts of china making its way further east which is we go through chews day the possibility of some disruptive rain coming through here we've already seen damaging winds and flooding into parts of eastern china i'm afraid there is more where that came from ahead of that is not see bad for japan at least through choose day around $25.00 celsius in the su

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining why. well the numbers out of india every day are staggering but this sunday we have a new unwanted record that is 3689 deaths. in 24 hours the most india has seen in a day during this pandemic also there was an 11th straight day of new cases that exceeded 300000 and those are just the official numbers from the health ministry many experts estimate them to be actually much higher and still hospitals cannot cope beds medicine oxygen staff all in critically short supply in some cases the military has been drafted in to assist and with the spiraling numbers india was forced to reverse a policy of 16 years and actually begin accepting international aid. you. know. you. need medical. world to remember. that there is. and there's a political element to all of this is well many are blaming these large election rallies for fuelling the 2nd wave of some local votes held over an 8 week period. prime minister modi led an aggressive election campaign in west bengal but his b

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has been arrested and police have opened a criminal investigation such attacks a rare in russia andrew symonds reports. fred we don't have that report a houseboat in indian administered kashmir has found a solution for the sick and isolated residents on da lake. tarik lou has converted his boat into a water ambulance to help cope 19 patients struggling to get to hospital the makeshift emergency vehicle includes its own oxygen supply indian administered kashmir is facing a surge in infections with over 200000 cases recorded so far. it's going to recap on all our top stories it is the most severe escalation in violence since the 2014 war in the gaza strip from night until now israel has been launching a series of strikes destroying police headquarters and government buildings so far 44 palestinians have been killed. meanwhile palestinian rockets have rained down on israeli towns and cities killing at least 5 more than a 1000 were fired.

his andrew symonds. keeping an eye on this story. told that such attacks are actually rare in russia that these sorts of things are on the rise as well and this is maybe an example of that. quite patchy it would seem from all the reports we've heard this is a rarity this extent of a shooting mass shooting the motivation is unclear the 19 year old suspect who was held on the ground by the security forces after an operation and then brought through to the custody suites now he is 19 or suta we now here was using a pump action shotgun there are now 9 dead 7 of them students and one teacher and on and cloying of the school is job not specified out there are also a number of injured 6 of them children seriously injured and an investigation is going on now that has been a whole swathe of panic in the area around the school it was the start of the working day when the shooter approached the school there's very little security if any at all in the surrounds of a school and he was able to walk in and start shooting indiscriminately children t

cause for celebration but not in dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds about to be explaining why. we're seeing some very high. it was recently across china you can see the other thunderheads just cropping up here into were thailand cambodia to parts of vietnam more than 100 millimeters of rain in parts of thailand over the past 24 hours this shows a set to continue some sunshine in between or afternoon showers as well but it spreads and that's the case too all the way across northern parts of borneo into central and southern parts of the philippines and it really is a case of spot the difference as we go on into choose day still wanted to show was there into indonesia as well so some wetter weather also on the cards here so what that soon to southern parts of australia at present we have got this line of play out just coming out from the southeast just running across south australia easing over towards central parts of western australia so some wet weather said the possibility as we go on through monday showers there all the way down into victoria into

known as the troubles thousands of deaths on both sides andrew symonds reports from belfast thank. the drumbeats of the flint mark northern islands 100 years of existence and the marches in defiance of coded regulations celebrates reinterment a street away though you can see the underlying mood isn't happy many of these protestants feel like outcasts there's a lot of people in the pollo of businesses they're not they're not criminals or they're made out to be and for us it's a past him as well as a cultural but i think if there was even a threat of irish unity that it will be focused what we did on the street maybe a lot more. scenes views are i code by fellow band members marching all over this vast universe housing estates on the outskirts of belfast the police tried to get them to disperse. them. but they marched on under surveillance we're above this isn't only it's a mark of 100 years since the birth of them all and it's aimed at the political classes hope the protestant church. perhaps. it's a call for a return to the sort of hardline thinking of the late reverend ian paisley

been arrested and police have opened a criminal investigation such attacks are rare in russia as andrew symonds now explains. the shock and disbelief outside a school inside a lone teenager had run shooting indiscriminately the reality had shattered teaching in the building known simply as school $75.00 unsurprisingly there was panic some of the students had brought in for cover the teachers had slammed doors shot. at least 2 students had jumped out of windows others were able to wait until emergency teams rescued. the security forces heavily armed and in large numbers arrived quickly and the rest of the suspected killer he's reported to be 19 years old and the registered gun owner it's unclear what motive he had for the attack some eyewitnesses say it wasn't only gunshots that they heard i think. it was one explosion or maybe 2 it was strong we jumped up and thought it was a truck and we heard a lot and ran out. it isn't clear whether the noise was action being taken by the security forces or the attacker but there was daybreak both inside and outside the building scenes of school shootings ma

for celebration but not dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster and i'm andrew symonds and i'll be explaining war. and sports fans back at one of horse racing's most famous events to witness a record breaking with. on to other news and at least 7 protesters have reportedly been killed by security forces in may and ma it happened during some of the biggest demonstrations against military rule in days hundreds of people have been killed by security forces since the military to began back in february these protests in may in ma also being coordinated with others around the world hundreds of people from taiwan's community marched through taipei the movement involves 41 cities in 18 countries taiwan itself home to around 40000 migrants from mean. we've got more with us now human rights defend. to talk through some of this i mean we are 90 days i think now it has been since the start of this coup and people are still coming out and then numbers and still risking their lives. where is this longevity coming from i guess the fact that people are not backing down. thank you for h

dean feel alienated and others feel empowered the risk of violence still hangs good little and andrew symonds belfast. now a court battle between tech giant apple and video game developer epic games is beginning in san francisco an outcome that could have repercussions throughout the whole mobile tech world epic is trying to ultimately break the i phone makers grip on its store it accuses apple of abusing the app store monopoly and charging too much in commissions of course denies that the dispute began last august it's all about the video game fortnight epic is the developer of damon accused apple of charging high fees for having its game on the app store every games then updated fortnight to allow users to make payments directly through the game circumventing the need to use online stores within hours of the move apple and google play which was also affected by the update remove the game fortnight from their stores apple says there is no room for negotiation we've got fried with our star chief technology correspondent for access joining us from san francisco nice to have you with us you kno

rely can take peace for granted and so there is this feeling that there could be another setback andrew symonds in belfast on the 100th anniversary of the creation of northern ireland. now monday is world press freedom day and this year the united nations wants to highlight the importance of information as a public good in an era of misinformation reporters without borders says journalism is completely or partially blocked and 132 of the 180 countries evaluated china tech medicine north korea and eritrea right down the bottom the philippines rising has fallen 2 places after a government backed shutdown of the country's largest broadcaster and online harrison of journalists africa continues to be the most violent continent for journalists to work in but burgundy sierra leone and mali have all seen significant improvements you know asco says a majority of female journalists do experience how recent threats and abuse while trying to do their jobs well this year is unesco macondo world prize world press freedom prize has gone to maria ressa who is an investigative journalist and co-founder of rap i

caused thousands of deaths on both sides andrew symonds reports from belfast. the drumbeats of the flute marked northern ireland's 100 years of existence and the marches in defiance of coded regulations see celebrated we in turn a street away though you can see the underlying mood isn't happy many of these protestants feel like outcasts there's a lot of people in the pollo. they're not they're not criminals or they're made out to be. for us it's a pastime as well as a cultural but i think if there was even a threat of ours unity that. will be forecast what we did on the street maybe a lot more. scenes views are i code by fellow band members marching all over this vastly this housing estates on the outskirts of belfast the police tried to get them to disperse. but they march on under surveillance from above this isn't code it's a mock a 100 years since the birth of them all and it's aimed at the political class is the protestant church far perhaps. it's a call for a return to the sort of hardline thinking of the late reverend ian paisley a firebrand preacher who

doors and also that restaurants and pubs would reopen for indoor dining and drinking more with andrew symonds in a london new center so enter group gatherings going out to a restaurant i believe even hugging might be allowed again this is real progress. certainly years earned not unusual for the boris johnson government but there's a trail to the good news and that is what you've already outlined of the stand out is that people will be allowed to get indoors or public houses bars and restaurants and on top of that you'll see the reopening of museums which is it's months and months since they've been opened and also cinema hours that's going to be a big difference why all of this well of course it's the vaccine program in the u.k. it's one of the biggest in the world in terms of the rollout there are now 2 thirds of the population as a whole having had their 1st jab and a 3rd of the population overall have had both jobs right now now add to this some caution because there are worries about of outbreaks of the indian variant of coded some scientists are saying that they are a bit uneasy about t

that growth of middle ground is a very important thing 100 years on and drew thank you very much andrew symonds there reporting live for the news out of belfast. time for your world weather with everton however seen some nasty storms across the deep south of the u.s. once again some lively showers with some tornadoes wrapped in here particularly into mississippi that's going to continue driving its way further east with the winds continuing to push him from a southerly direction here so still some warmth there around the eastern seaboard they see getting up to all humid 30 degrees celsius more showers more heavy rain more lively storms possibly more tornadoes embedded into those storms driving through as we go through chews day say some heavy snow recently just around colorado that wintry mix stays in place here grassy saying that making its way further east which is it joins up with that west the weather and the the war maggot and pushed in from the gulf of mexico we could see some very heavy rain pushing in across the eastern seaboard as we go on through where to stand by wednesday that rate

scotland wales and northern ireland will decide on their own turf in $1000.00 reports from andrew symonds now in london on how the easing of restrictions will affect those living in england. people will be allowed to get indoors at public houses bars and restaurants and on top of that you'll see the reopening of museums which is it's months a month since they've been opened and also cinema hours that's going to be a big difference why all of this well of course it's the vaccine program in the u.k. it's one of the biggest in the world in terms of rollout there are now 2 thirds of the population as a whole having had their 1st jab and a 3rd of the population overall have had both jobs right now now add to this some caution because there are worries about a outbreaks of the indian variant of coded some scientists are saying that they are a bit uneasy about the gatherings inside with the rule of $62.00 families or 6 people inside they're concerned about ventilation because that's a worry and so they're warning that there could be a bit of complacency here with the population this is england a

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the republic they see it is a disaster i'm andrew symonds about explaining why. a cease fire holds on the border but there are accusations of criminality and war crimes. in sport fans were back at one of horse racing's most famous events to witness a record breaking wind. ok let's go back to that conversation we were having just a few moments ago counting well underway after several state elections in india voting took place over march and april big political rallies in the build up of being blamed for contributing to the verity of the latest spread places figures as well world records for all the wrong reasons when it comes to the spread of covert 19 joining us from new delhi is process could doria political analyst and journalist he's covered national politics in india for 3 decades i guess process we have established about a son connection to you thank you for bearing with us now if we look back over the past couple of weeks as to these states elections there was a lot of political hype saying the b.g.p. could do well is it looking like i

celebration but not here in dublin the capital of the obvious republic they see it as a disaster i'm andrew symonds of albi explaining why. the u.s. troop withdrawal from afghanistan has begun but not fast enough for taliban leaders . and in sports fans we're back at one of horse racing's most famous events to witness a record breaking wind. hundreds of antigens of protesters marching through me and mars young guns city they're marking what they call the global mean mastering revolution along with thanks patrick it's around the world protesters want a return to democracy and the release of political prisoners the military has not been able to stop demonstrations despite its use of force more than 750 people have been killed since the military coup at the beginning of february myanmar's national unity government in exile says it's investigating allegations the military joined has committed acts of sexual violence against protesters it says it's received many reports of abuse torture and sexual assault carried out by troops in 2019 a united nations fact finding mission accuse the army of widespread a