but 1st arlen's has suspended use of the astra zeneca cool the 1900 that scene as have other countries due to concerns about blood clots in the move was recommended by a government advisory committee after courts were reported in adults who've had the job in norway the norwegian government joined denmark and iceland in suspending the vaccine on thursday astra zeneca says its own analysis of safety data shows there's no increased risk of blood clots join a whole has more now from london the longer that doubt is allowed to persist about the safety of one vaccine that will only potentially fuel doubt across other vaccines it is a very worrying situation albeit that everyone involved at this point is stressing that there is no conclusive link between the astra zeneca jab and these blood clotting events this is a reason today sunday as arlen has become the latest in a string of countries at to call a temporary halt to their rollout of the astra zeneca jab itself the deputy chief medical officer of our own dr roden glynn in a statement earlier citing a report by the norwegian healthful thora

arlen's has suspended use of the astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine as have other countries here to concerns about blood clotting the move was recommended by a government advisory committee after courts were reported an adult seem to have the job in norway the norwegian government's joins denmark and iceland in suspending the vaccine on thursday astra zeneca says its own analysis of safety data shows there's no increased risk of blood clots well let's get the latest night with joanna hall who joins us live from london joyner this is a new ball is it not not just for astra zeneca but for the the e.u. vaccination campaign. what will potentially for the vaccination campaigns everywhere the longer that doubt is allowed to persist about the safety of one vaccine that will only potentially fuel doubt across other vaccines it is a very worrying situation albeit that everyone involved at this point is stressing that there is no conclusive link between the astra zeneca jab and these blood clotting events this is a reason today sunday as arlen has become the latest in a string of countries at to call

we will leave arlene foster there in stormontjust we will leave arlene foster there in stormont justctions. let's go to emma vardy. she was saying, careful and sustainable. small steps out of lockdown after a pretty tough period of lockdown. yes lockdown after a pretty tough period of lockdown-— of lockdown. yes i think those were - re of lockdown. yes i think those were pretty cautious _ of lockdown. yes i think those were pretty cautious announcements - of lockdown. yes i think those were | pretty cautious announcements that we heard today. in reality we are seeing pupils here at schools in northern ireland going back in a staggered way, more slowly than they are in england. things will start to lift a little bit from the 1st of april, so six people able to meet up in a private garden, for example, and really the next tranche of lifting restrictions will come more around after the easter holidays around after the easter holidays around the 12th of april when things like some outdoor sporting training for both our teams and things like that and get back, and we heard arlene foster s

arlen's has become the latest country to consider suspending use of the astra zeneca covert 1000 vaccine officials made the call after norway's health authority raise the alarm over a possible link with blood clots denmark norway and iceland all suspended use of the vaccine on thursday while those reports are investigated and police in brazil armed with machine guns have raided an illegal party in a nightclub districts more than 600 people were packed into a windowless room despite social distancing rules in the city of southpaw the event organizer is facing criminal charges that's what states say whether it's on al-jazeera women in the winds is next. hour an. hour at. my. left. leg. and. mitten mythical is going to have a. move that i'm not and she shared his grief it had a good thing. in going to its manhattan method playable it was as if he saw that without exception lot of. closely more had she little than what had the movie to do with. the end it gets militants got somebody will get in the hot mess kit on a console button man. percent of. them in bed no so the member should go to th

continuamos con el compromiso de informarles arlen fernández nos dice quienes serían elegibles para recibir ingreso del trabajo no puede ser 55 mil dólares y el irs le pide a los contribuyentes que no dejen pasar este crédito. >> . ->> es para la comunidad que pregunte . >> bajo la ley los contribuyentes pueden usar los ingresos del 2019 para reclamar este crédito porque la pandemia dejó a muchas personas sin trabajo y podrían no ser elegibles. >> ¿qué quiere decir esto? dinero y con la propiedad y que tiene que ser por trabajo. >> pueden usar la herramienta en la página para así realizar la declaración de impuestos. >> el irs pide que ustedes usen a un preparador confiable. >> loque ponga es tu responsabilidad. >> ya regresamos con más. ♪ ♪ tenemos el poder de aprovechar la abundancia de energía solar y eólica de california. pero no está disponible todo el día. usa menos energía de 4 de la tarde a 9 de la noche para una california más limpia. >> este es su noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6. >> ¿qué tal ? excelente tarde. >> gracias por continuar con nosotros. >> este martes el gobernador gavi

teams of border workers are doing what they can to help you go back in maybe 1015 minutes but with arlen's holy is finding ways to cut england out altogether the brics the brics the only ones forging a new path. for the 1st time in decades and who is he asked that job seekers are queuing up at cuba's employment office is eager for work until now a hotel porter on the island could earn up to 10 times more than a doctor or a computer i've been here since the beginning of the year that's been changing with the introduction of a major monetary reform. people in the cuban capital have ana q enthusiastically at a state employment agency carlos manuel parris works as a baker but he wants to get back to his old job 5 years ago paris quit his job as a boxing coach at the cuban institute of sports discouraged by his monthly salary of $500.00 pesos around 20 u.s. dollars now the job pays 11 times more than the very happy because thank god a job offer that i came looking for is there for i was praying as if to say there will be vacancies in physical education teaching jobs and look i found it. but the

the first minister, arlene foster, raised concerns about the new trade border in the irish sea, which prime minister's visit go down?— visit go down? well, it was never auoin to visit go down? well, it was never going to be _ visit go down? well, it was never going to be an — visit go down? well, it was never going to be an easy _ visit go down? well, it was never going to be an easy visit - visit go down? well, it was never going to be an easy visit for - visit go down? well, it was never going to be an easy visit for him l going to be an easy visit for him because on the one hand, many unionists feel betrayed by boris johnson having agreed to those brexit trading arrangements, which now treats northern ireland differently from the rest of the uk. so today, the first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster, reiterated the dup's opposition, calling those arrangements intolerable. on the other hand, sinn fein michelle o'neill, refused to meet with boris johnson altogether, saying that sinn fein meet with borisjohnson altogether, saying that sinn fein had been long asking for a meet

arlen's in the netherlands have joined a number of countries in halting the use of the astra zeneca vaccine over blood clot concerns the drugs firm says it's renewed reviewed i should say data and says there is no increased risk minimal security forces have killed at least $38.00 protesters on sunday martial law has been declared in 2 areas in the yangon region and britain's foreign secretary says it's unacceptable that iran is pursuing a 2nd case against now that in the gary radcliffe the british iranian woman who's been detained in iran since 2016 has appeared in court on a new charge of propaganda against the system there and joins with you in half an hour's time on al-jazeera next talk to al-jazeera. military takeover and mother just want chaos in the streets 101 east is on the ground investigating what it means for the future of the southeast asian nation on al-jazeera. investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe on 00. iraq october 29th. it marked the beginning of the largest grassroots protests in the country's modern history. the so-called october revolution was driven

. >> reporter: arlene was knocked right off her feet. claims scorched a hole through her pants and burned her leg. >> part of the door of the house fell on me, it just collapsed. >> reporter: and she can find two of her three dogs. >> it is such a big debris field. >> reporter: fire investigators say the debris field is about a block in diameter and based on the fact that two people were killed and two homes destroyed, they know that commercial grade fireworks played a part. but what was flying inside susie's house appeared to be bullets, they are littered through her front yard, almost making it through her kitchen ceiling. >> that's why the bomb unit is working with the fbi and atf to determine what kind of explosives those were. >> reporter: police received calls about illegal fireworks in the neighborhood, but never at this specific house. >> they like them every day. >> investigators have not identified the two people killed or determined exactly what triggered that massive explosion. >>> tiger woods is out of the hospital following

deputies joran moreno and arlen salazar patrol this stretch of the border.r patrol inundated, local authorities now helping. the deputies bring me to an area called elrincon, the corner, a popular landing spot along the rio grande. so they've come out of the river here? >> uh-huh. >> have you ever seen as many people as you're seeing now? >> no. no. >> and you've done this how many years now? >> 17 years. >> the most people you've ever seen? >> yes. >> the most children, most families? >> yes. >> is there anything that's going to stop this? >> i hope there is. i don't know what it is. i don't know what they have to do. but it needs to stop. there's got to be a better way, a better process. but this is not it. >> reporter: all over these paths, pieces of their stories. >> it's a baby carrier. >> we've seen mothers carrying their kids. sometimes they're very dirty. we provide water, wipes, whatever they need. stuff i have at home, i bring it with me. >> you bring that stuff on the job with you? >> yeah, we have to. >> do they think it's easier to cross with a

and in asia the netherlands and arlen's have suspended the astra zeneca call that 19 vaccine because of concerns about bloods crossing the region in italy denmark and norway have also holds at the wallets of the japs but experts say it's been tested thorough they say countries shouldn't stop administering its join whole reports. arlen's decision to call a temporary halt to the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine could have far reaching consequences the country's immunization orthe already pointed to a safety alert raised this week by the norwegian medicines agency after 4 health care workers suffered serious blood clotting events within 14 days of receiving the astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to bulga area and as far afield as thailand the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to monitor the situation and if we can be satisfied that these events are coincidental and not caused by this vaccine we will reassess the situation the u.k. based astra zeneca has defended its vaccine saying that safety

well in a sentence i doubt if he has gained very much because the turn struck by arlene foster the 1st minister of not arlen a leader of the democratic party seems to be very much as before she essentially and no party won the political scratch killed off completely know it's part of an international agreement between europe and forest johnson he signed it so the possibility of his own doing it seems to me rather remote because it would cause such aki evil and border anyplace else on the island of violent would have posed merely just problems potentially and that's why the british government and europe agreed to have the checks at the port of larnaca i mean it's not a known m.r. for our international audience that we're really though so much about the intricacies of how the breaks at negotiations were agreed upon between the e.u. and the u.k. or was he there's a potential border between the u.k. or great britain and northern ireland which is all part of the u.k. and then there's this land border between the republic of ireland and a northern ireland that they don't really want any bord

until arlen started asking questions. it then gave maria her full $2300 back.area responds, we shared a story on monday about jake and sandeep, who were able to withdraw their money from the robinhood investing app. we helped restore their access to $36,000 between them. well, then on tuesday, we heard from cheyenne, who said $48,000 stuck in robinhood. we sent one email. next thing you know, she could withdraw the full $48,000. we asked robinhood what is going on. a reponly told us we generally do not share details of customers' accounts. if you have a problem you can't solve yourself, let us know. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >> the first day of service reportedly not the best day of service for the oakland a's online ticket sales site. according to the east bay times, hackers targeted the site, overwhelming it, denying service to people who just wanted their tickets. yesterday was the first day that single-game tickets could be purchased online. shortly after the window opened, customers were frozeb out. a's leaders called it one of the worst at

investigator arlen fez helped maria in san jose.w couch that arrived damage. the store offered her a replacement, but it wouldn't arrive for a month. maria wanted a refund instead, but the store said no. until arlen started asking questions. it then gave maria her full $2300 back. at nbc bay area responds, we shared a story about jake and sandeep who were unable to withdraw their money from the robinhood investing app. after weeks of stalemate, we helped restore their access to $36,000 between them. well, then on tuesday, we heard from cheyenne, who had $48,000 stuck in robinhood. we sent one email, next thing you know, cheyenne could withdraw the full $48,000. we asked robinhood what is going on. a rep only told us we generally do not share details of customers' accounts. >> if you have a problem you can't solve, let us know. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> up next, a family of an elderly asian woman attacked this week in san francisco speak out on how she's doing. >> plus, more movie theaters are raising the curtain

many minutes many people have come to appreciate minimalism downsizing arlene living we know that because we see lots of people here who think that way. if you're 1st i'm not if you're living in a small space is just one aspect of minimalism more generally it's about reducing your c o 2 footprint oh i don't know i am part form to my minimalist most so choosing to live in 20 square metres rather than 60 square metres could be part of that is it secret me to vaughan behind so no further north tons of metal in hong kong for example 20 square meals has is quite stand it and still very expensive lots of people very close quarters they can't afford more space james lewis an architect based in hong kong has designed microphones in segments of concrete water pipes he calls them oh parts so i came up with the idea when on one day i was on my construction sites and i saw some of these fairly large concrete water pipes being laid into the ground and i walks into one of them and they were big enough for me to go inside and suddenly i felt that distorts instant architecture this is like an instant she

arlen's decision to call a temporary halt to the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine could have far reaching consequences the country's immunization orthe already pointed to a safety alert raised this week by the norwegian medicines agency after 4 health care workers suffered serious blood clotting events within 14 days of receiving the astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to garia and as far afield as thailand. the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to monitor the situation and if we can be satisfied that these events are coincidental and not caused by this vaccine we will reassess the situation the u.k. based astra zeneca has defended its vaccine saying that safety data collected with 17000000 doses administered so far shows no evidence of increased risk of palmeri embolisms or thrombosis pending further investigation the european medicines agency says the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks and the world health organization says its rollout should continue it really doesn't mean that it i

about the an a plus molecule last time we spoke about it in detail that's not a cure all that boosts arlen djibouti genes and protects us from aging so tell me is is just taking and he was going to help me with the back to structure process a scalper style of health. or do a steel need to cut down and that habits exercise it healthy meat on a laborious stuff. while so the scientific answer is we don't know. the answer to that but what i want i do is i do a combination of those things. we do know that exercise and fasting are beneficial to the human body so if you want to place bets on longevity though those are good ones even though they're boring and sometimes painful. and then the supplements were right what i think is that they they enhance that i mean very few people do. perfect exercise or perfect fasting and these could enhance that and there's a little bit of data from my lab where we did it the n.a.v. boosting in combination with exercise and they added to each other the benefits. and risks are probably is the same if you do research on its own versus fasting they both have health

arlene foster.on china following the arrest of 47 pro democracy campaigners in hong kong last week. the activists were charged under national security laws, introduced last year. critics say the legislation is designed to silence political opponents. they also say it contravenes the uk's deal with china when hong kong was handed over in 1997 that the territory would have a separate political system. the decision to charge 47 politicians and activists under the national security law is another deeply disturbing step. it demonstrates in the starkest way that the law is being used to stifle political consent rather than restore security, which china claimed was the purpose. officials in hong kong brings concerns with the chinese ministry on the 2nd of march and with the hong kong administrative government on the 5th of march. the 47 he referred to bringsl over 100 arrests made under the chinese communist party's draconian national security law. - all of hong kong's - pro—democracy leaders are either in

simmering anger at tightening covered restrictions has boiled over and arlen and denmark where thousands took to the streets demanding their freedoms back. well those protests in several e.u. countries come as there is an increasing transmission breaks old 19 hearing from the health minister has described the situation as. the epidemic here with tens of thousands of new cases being registered every day now as a result of that over the weekend several times in france went into new weekend lockdowns and it does look as if that is going to be expanded across the country here in paris the various discussing a mini 3 week lockdown it seems to many that the 50 that's been in place for several months now is more working but that's not the case according to the country's director general of health the situation is obviously very tense the government has taken strong braking measures particularly with the curfew the latter works very well well the e.u. of course is still having problems with its vaccine rollout it's been slow from the start only around 8 percent of adults have beem lated across t

islands there are no voters really here and there's the core of the earth so no one from the rest of arlen specter which was barred very very. hard very. well for the protection of the rights of women from all kinds of whiners that happen within the family oh yes we have this if you like and in here ok so the the lol exists and of course we've heard that around the globe throughout this pandemic cases of domestic violence have risen i wonder do people turn violent because of lock down or are they violent to start off with and lock down just makes matters worse. yeah you like money guy actually anyway i lose 2 of them at least 3 classes of factors that are responsible so fast at least police know factors. predisposed to. being involved in an actor who islands so like that so if i act out of the mindset dominance of men about how many national psyche and field by the german on women it's considered subordinate to men have basically what they want at least but he's not that much work in this town had brought us it's going to be factors and the main thing is to. be due to the lockdown and pull

central china out towards japan and measurable couple of days running up through all the japanese made arlen's there's snow on the northern edge that have that coldest tucked into north korea you might feel you saw a drop of about 3 degrees in beijing but the breeze is still there the sun is out the quality when you strike the improved i feel a new delhi shares this air quality remains low here and although we've had a few showers recently and another westley disturbance coming through afghanistan's northern pakistan which will give showers which might improve things if they eventually reach new delhi it's not a permanent improvement generally it's a fairly dry picture so through most of india if you shout i'm sure lanka of course throughout the the foothills of the himalayas after very hot day yesterday where there were 42 the shells come back in a northerly therefore it's significantly cooler at 33. spoke support qatar airways. al jazeera as investigative unit takes you on for months on the cover. because. you had actual victims who had survived torture detention and saying this was the caus

the first minister arlene foster raised concerns about the trade border in the irish sea, which has ledireland correspondent emma vardy. hello. how are you doing? an elbow bump with the prime minister on one arm before a covid jab in the other. today there was praise for the vaccinators and medical teams who are part of a united effort in northern ireland battling the pandemic. but division is neverfar away. the agreements borisjohnson made in order to secure a brexit deal means northern ireland is now under different trading rules from the rest of the uk. what is known as the northern ireland protocol has left many unionists with a sense of betrayal. we will continue to put across the view of the majority of people living here in northern ireland, that it is very important that it is dealt with in a meaningful way and replaced, because it is causing untold damage notjust to unionists but to people right across northern ireland. but discarding the arrangements entirely looks unlikely. i think the most important thing about the protocol is that it should guarantee the peace process and t

this is al jazeera and these are the headlines arlen's has become the latest country to suspend use of the astra zeneca call with 1000 back scene officials made the call after norway's health authority raised concerns about blood clots john hall has the details from london great irish authorities very clear in pointing out that there is no completed link or not alleging that or to have taken this move they say out of an abundance of caution and that is soon as new information by the european medical association can establish that there's nothing more than coincidence involved here they will revisit their decision thousands of people have gathered in the netherlands for another process against coronavirus restrictions this is the scene in the hague where police appear to have given up trying to break up the crowds behind the demonstration looking to valley support ahead of elections on wednesday. myanmar state's t.v. is reporting that a police officer has died off his injuries from and to demonstrate at least 4 more protesters were killed earlier the acts in leader of myanmar's posted c

pretty scary where's the baby about that oh it's ok because she's good looking she's a little socialist arlen what about really what about coming from the concerns you have about marjorie turned the green come tell me you said you just brushed it away and said i have some concerns about what concerns the concerns but they wanted to put her on the education committee until the democrats voted are off what to put on education views like that how you're going to think here's what i know after serving in congress or for for 22 years that out of 430000 people you're always going to have the variety of people who say and do stupid things but are you but they don't rule john king's a few people do feel ashamed about the direction in which the g.o.p. is headed but you know one of them jennifer horn former chair of the new hampshire republican party coated current state. the most open embrace of an anti democracy movement that we've seen in our country in a very long time but these alone voices and they all being swept aside by the tribal jargon on our side outside of america there's huge concern abou

conclusive link between the astra zeneca jab and these blood clotting events this is arisen today sunday as arlen has become the latest in a string of countries had to call a temporary halt to their rollout of the astra zeneca jab itself the deputy chief medical officer of dr roden in a statement earlier citing a report by the norwegian health authority that for medical workers in norway mental health workers norway had developed blood clotting issues within 14 days of receiving the jab it was temporary halted in norway on thursday also in denmark and in iceland and the ripple effect has taken in most recently bulk area in the e.u. and also much more widely than that thailand has just called a temporary halt to its rollout of the astra zeneca jab now as i was saying the irish or storage is very clear in pointing out that there is no conclusive link or not alleging that at all they have taken this move they say out of an abundance of caution and that is soon as new information by the european medical association can establish that there is nothing more than coincidence involved here they will revi

he was speaking on a visit to a vaccine centre with northern ireland�*s first minister, arlene foster achieve. there�*s got to be symmetry in that, and what we want to ensure is that the protocol upholds the wishes of all communities, both communities, and has the consent of both. there�*s got to be in east— west consent to what�*s going on, as well as north— south. that�*s what we�*re doing, just trying to make sure that�*s built into it. but northern ireland�*s first minister has encouraged borisjohnson to ditch what she called the "intolerable" protocol altogether. our ireland correspondent emma vardy has given us this update from belfast. well, it was never going to be an easy visit for him, really, because on the one hand, many unionists feel very betrayed by borisjohnson having agreed to those brexit trading arrangements which now treat northern ireland differently from the rest of the uk. so, today, the first minister of northern ireland, arlene foster, reiterated the dup�*s opposition, calling those arrangements intolerable. and on the other hand, sinn fein�*s michelle o�*neil

at stormont, the first minister, arlene foster, also announced the lifting of some restrictions.ublic worship for easter, opening their pews from good friday, the 2nd of april. now, at westminster, labour in opposition have been pushing for a timetable for a public inquiry into the pandemic, something the conservative government here has been resisting. funnily enough, in wales, the conservatives in opposition want a public inquiry as soon as possible. labour in power say not yet. confused? this is what happened during the first minister's questions in the virtual senate. i want to see a public inquiry as soon as possible make progress and rather than lead in the wider uk public inquiry, have a wales—specific public inquiry. could you clarify your remarks so that we can understand exactly when you believe that a public inquiry should start, and that you agree that it should be a standalone welsh public inquiry, looking at the measures the welsh government have control over, rather than this submerged into a wider uk inquiry? well, i believe that an inquiry will be a necessary and

arlene foster wants the protocol scrapped.e to adapt by extending the so—called grace periods, a move that's prompted a threat of legal action by the eu. that didn't go down well on the conservative benches in the lords. the somewhat hysterical reaction of the eu demonstrates yet again their one—sided inability to recognise legitimate unionist concerns and to see the belfast agreement to all of its strands. all sides need to be sensitive to social and political realities and the fact that the operation of the protocol rests on the confidence of both communities in northern ireland. i can reassure my noble friend we will consider very carefully any legal process launched by the eu, we will defend our position vigorously. in the commons, opposition mps accused the government of provocation and belligerence. and it raises serious questions| about whether the government has a strategy at all to deal with the complex realities i facing northern ireland. provocation is not a strategy and a stop—gap is not - a solution. this is an ex

arlene foster wants the protocol scrapped.dapt by extending the so—called grace periods, a move that's prompted a threat of legal action by the eu. that didn't go down well on the conservative benches in the lords. the somewhat hysterical reaction of the eu demonstrates yet again their one—sided inability to recognise legitimate unionist concerns and to see the belfast agreement to all of its strands. all sides need to be sensitive to social and political realities and the fact that the operation of the protocol rests on the confidence of both communities in northern ireland. i can reassure my noble friend we will consider very carefully any legal process launched by the eu, we will defend our position vigorously. in the commons, opposition mps accused the government of provocation and belligerence. and it raises serious questions| about whether the government has a strategy at all to deal with the complex realities i facing northern ireland. provocation is not a strategy and a stop—gap is not - a solution. this is an extraord

protestant but all of the surveys taken are very content with 1st august and of course look public of arlen has a lower standard of living and a higher cost of love in the northern ireland no one's going to vote to go into a country that chant of sort to keep northern ireland we're part of the 5th largest economy in the world and on the vaccines ace alone northern ireland has got almost a 3rd of its entire population boxed in that the republic of arms has less than 10 percent fox no no better team practice and pays a junior thank you well after a full page adverts for a united ireland in the new york times in the washington post paid by friends of shin fein that's now here from gen fein m.p. from belfast old john fund who can john thanks so much for coming back on we just spoke to him paisley jr i'm not sure whether in helps him feign that vaccination is so much higher in the north but he said not only that but. you're basically a carrying out the queen's bidding cian fame is no longer a movement for anything irish it's basically british. well good afternoon and it's good to talk to you aga

scary where is the baby about that oh it's ok because she's good looking she's a little specialist arlen what about really what about coming from the concerns you have about marjorie taylor green tell me tell me you said you just brushed it away and said i have some concerns about what concerns the concerns that they wanted to put her on the education committee until the democrats voted are off what to put on the education views like that how you're going to think here's what i know after serving in congress or for for 22 years that out of 430000 people you're always going to have the variety of people who say and do stupid things but are you but they don't rule john king's a few people do feel ashamed about the direction in which the g.o.p. is headed but you know one of them jennifer horn former chair of the new hampshire republican party coated current state. the most open embrace of an anti democracy movement that we've seen in our country in a very long time but these alone voices on the a.o. being swept aside by the tribal jargon on our side outside of america there's huge concern a

change is going to be needed in the way that people like you and me live i think it's going to be arlen stick prange and i think that's a really interesting point about about times and about short and long term planning and one of the it that has been one of the problems this got us into this mess is the short term planning and where government successive governments come in then they change things in the next quarter come in and then change it back again so where we need a long term planning to tackle health issues i'm kind of changes those adjustments to just kind of sat on the fence and kicked around and so we do need both we need a long term plan and i think governments do need to start taking this seriously and and invest but think about think about it as. a long term problem and have that strategy in place charlie we've all been traveling less of course during this whole pandemic and the various lockdowns is this something you think we're going to have to try and get used to in the future. well i mean i'm not a medical expert but i have solidarity industry in iraq in our early sta

announcement that they would be no prosecutions has prompted a very strong reaction from the first minister, arleneble to resign, saying there is a crisis of confidence in policing now. but the head of the police here says he will not go and we have heard today that one of the factors that made bringing charges very difficult is there was a lack of clarity in the restrictions at the time which just kept on changing. michelle o'neill herself has apologised to people for the impression that her attendance at the funeral on the day, but this by itself is little comfort to many people in northern ireland who did stay away from the funerals of loved ones. this whole row has been very damaging for political relationships up damaging for political relationships up here. it's 6.16. our top story this evening — the police watchdog says officers acted "completely appropriately" at a vigilfor sarah everard in south london earlier this month. the real impact of lockdown and the pandemic on our mental health is onlyjust starting to emerge according to experts. the royal college of psychiatrists says that social

activity in the east and south china seas increasing incursions by chinese vessels near the same cuckoo arlen's these japanese controlled islands that china considers its own in that china calls the d.l. you islands china has also recently changed its coast guard law to allow the coast guard vessels to carry weapons and if necessary to for fire on foreign vessels and china generally is also accelerating its military budget upping that to 6.8 percent from 6 percent last year and we've heard this rhetoric increasingly not only by chinese officials but also xi jinping that chinese territory issues are red line issues and that china will not hesitate to use force to protect what it considers its own territory of course in china's eyes it's saying that it's doing nothing wrong in this region that is only protecting its own interests and responding to increased u.s. activity. in the region also but china is also watching out for that meeting and seeing how the u.s. will play it when they meet in alaska in the city of anchorage many analysts here have been saying that the u.s. is in fact using this tr