now, what are the conditions right now for garment workers in bangladesh? i mean, where do things stand? we know that conditions have improved in the factories, but have wages increased. is there a system in place whereby workers have compensation? if they get injured on the job, how is the situation for the workers in bangladesh, the most not be ban? come to our country or other country will place in is they can do for cheap labor. so in bangladesh we don't have the living with the stem, we have the minimum, what is less than $100.00? so even, you know, in our law it's very difficult because most of our parliament member people and they are more less and they get more advantages from that even that lives nation. when m. n meant we will actually be li. inger. then when you get into pals and talk, that is like more than it's like more than one of those in europe, or if you did a new one or 2000 year old. so the fact is that i'm paying cash on nothing and it's the city. so we had some programs because the last though, when people used to call my dad and it's

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh . they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets of london desh the consequences would be devastating. the urging bangladeshis not to let their guard down despite their desire to get back to normal for many though the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. joining us is chamonix or hussein who leaves the public health association of bangladesh and has been working on public health matters for several decades i'm curious because we've seen this play out across the world the poor are disproportionately impacted by the pandemic what is the government of bangladesh doing about that thank you much. more. or less. but still the ocean waves their. economy. so all during the lockdown one of those government is required. to hold. these people who are really not i mean if they are in income that's one support is given but there are number of organizations and us. are also coming up. living situations of these poor sou

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh . they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets of london desh the consequences would be devastating. the urging bangladeshis not to let their guard down despite their desire to get back to normal for many though the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. joining us is chamonix air hussein who leaves the public health association of bangladesh and has been working on public health matters for several decades i'm curious because we've seen this play out across the world the poor are disproportionately impacted by the pandemic what is the government of bangladesh doing about that and you are much. more. or less. but still the big ocean use their. war saw during the lockdown so one of those bombing is required. and just to hold. people who are really not i mean every day i mean. that's one support is given but there are number of organizations and us. are also coming up. along with situations of these poor sou

in bangladesh we will try julie i can get this. so far so far. this year is our institutions who are working. but of course. getting very very. close the. last 2 weeks. and that will give. these. variants. to monitor the situation because you do have a long border chamonix who are saying thank you so much for joining us. thank you as we've been my mentioning a new double mutation of the corona virus has been partly blamed for the rapid increase in cases in india and something that makes neighboring states such as bangladesh particularly vulnerable experts say it is more infectious and deadly than earlier variants here's what we know the west indian state of maharashtra is weatherby 1617 very into the current a virus was 1st recorded in december 2020 the strain has 2 mutations on a spike preteen that's the bit of the virus that gets into our body cells both genetic mutations of cooked up before around the world in other strains of the current a virus and when they did they willing to the virus passing between people more easily they were also link

in bangladesh we will try julie i think. is you know so far so far. this year is our institutions who are working with us. but of course. getting very very very. close the border. last week. and we got. very and. to monitor the situation because you do have a long border chamonix you who are saying thank you so much for joining us. thank you as we've been mentioning a new double mutation of the corona virus has been partly blamed for the rapid increase in cases in india and it's something that makes neighboring states such as bangladesh particularly vulnerable experts say it is more infectious and deadly than earlier variants here's what we know the west indian state of maharashtra is where the b. 1617 far into the current a virus was 1st recorded in december 2020 the strain has 2 mutations on a spike preteen that's the bit of the virus that gets into our body cells both genetic mutations of cropped up before around the world in other strains of the current virus and when they did they willing to the virus passing between people more easily they were

there also concern that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh. they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets abunda desh the consequences would be devastating. here are some of the other developments in the pandemic britain plans to offer every adult over the age of 50 a 3rd coated 19 short these autumn in a bid to completely eradicate the virus the 3rd job could potentially be a modified vaccine developed to tackle variants japan is considering extending a state of emergency in effect for tokyo and other in areas the measures had sit to expire had been set to expire next week and brazil has reported over 737-7000 infections we've been 24 hours and nearly 3000 deaths within the same period the nation has the world's 2nd highest death toll after the united states. and let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu has failed to form a government the failure prolongs israel's political deadlock and could jeopardize netanyahu is run as the count

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh. they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the street so fun to dash the consequences would be devastating. and we're heading back now to our top story which is india seeing another rise in record rise and covert 19 deaths we're speaking now about the volunteer efforts in that regard we're joined now by you know yet seeing she is a health activist with the peoples health movement in india and she is joining us now from delhi thank you so much for joining us here on news how are you managing to get relief to the sake of especially considering that oxygen is in such short supply. thank you so much so yes i mean you know there are 2 aspects i think there's one oxygen is in short supply and 2nd you know there's a huge intimation gap even with regards to whether it is available when it is available you know and even plants that are providing oxygen that you would shorten your story they seem to have run out that if i asked so essentially what we try to do is you know keep up

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh. they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets of bangladesh the consequences would be devastating. the edging bangladeshis not to let their guard down despite their desire to get back to normal. for many though the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. we hear some of the other developments in the pandemic the government in nepal has issued an urgent appeal for answers in the back scenes so we can complete its program of 2nd doses more than one of the have 1000000 nepalese have received their 1st shots and they now need a 2nd for full protection u.s. president joe biden has set a goal of vaccinating 70 percent of american adults with at least one shot by the 4th of july now if that goal is achieved it would mean that half of the entire u.s. population will have been vaccinated by early july the head of italy's medicine agency says his country could be administering shots to 1000000 people per day by the

they are concerned that what is happening in india could come to bangladesh.hey say that if the ending variant is allowed to circulate, the consequences could be devastating. they are urging many to not let their guard down. many, it is dire, and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. brent: here are some of the other developments in the pandemic. the government of nepal has issued an emergency appeal for vaccine so it can complete its program of second doses. 1.5 one million people have received their first shot, and now they need a second for full protection. president biden had set a goal of vaccinating 70% of american adults with one shot by the fourth. if that goal is achieved, it would mean half of the u.s. population will have been vaccinated by early july. the head of italy's agency says his country is administering vaccines and there is a set number by the end of this month. in europe, there are just over 120,000 deaths. coming up, roamed back to normal, outdoor dining, but one key ingredient is missing, the tourists. that s

a bit more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or zimbabwe you can get everyone big and small to pull together. once this project and the various completed she'll move on to the next construction site and gonna. niner whole family is the thing i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations of the people and for the common you can atone for band with each new design on a comes a step closer to achieving this. it's all seems a bit sus that we will hold what's another so big and highest it is eco friendly it's a problem on the challenge for us here in africa to climate change is driving ever more people from the conscious side to the seat is in search of better life the publishable for example is soaring but fortunately this city has the side to be called greta and generally a nicer place to the all kinds of interesting projects are on the way. cleaning up the nearly revive in me shuki memorial park. slowly but surely white life is

in bangladesh, she returned a few years later to carry out her 1st construction project there. she won her 1st award for a school and up or that she designed in 2004 for her final design thesis. spend on a has been building with play and a clear conscience or 1st projects took her to asia and africa. ah, in 2013 construction began in china on these hostels, made of rammed earth stones, and bamboo. this was on a hellen goes contribution to the long quan international b and the design is reminiscent of chinese lanterns. she built this stunning daycare center in zimbabwe in 2014 on a having us 1st building to be made of clay in europe, went up in 2016, a birthing room in austria. as for our bag state, she practices the architecture she preaches in her own home as well, or remodeled 500 year old farm house, with offices downstairs and family space upstairs. she and her daughter, miriam, came up with the idea for this reading cave, with some of the neighborhood children as was a building. it was such a great experience. each day we dig into some wet clay and add a bit more to the co

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh. they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets of bangkok gas the consequences would be devastating. to edging bangladeshis not to let that got down despite their desire to get back to normal for many thought the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. all right let's take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world lebanon and israel have resumed indirect talks over their disputed sea border under u.s. mediation. between the one standing in ibiza stalled last year because of disagreements over demarcation lawton's the 2 sides are officially at war and there are recurring flare ups along the border tanzania's new president saw me a salute to his son has arrived in nairobi for talks with her kenyan counterpart to promote trade and patch up relations after years of trade and turf wars relations between the 2 countries deteriorated during the tenure of president his sons'

it is not just professions, and bangladesh, ed is just around the corner.hat socializing critic celeate -- could accelerate the spread. hospitals are saturated, fat -- thousands of workers rush home. the health system is weak. doctors are -- but only just. >> our friends are working hard. we have been giving oxygen to patients in chairs. the thing we have dones everyone is getting the oxygen and no one is not getting it. >> nepal relies heavily on its storage industry, but even at the top of the world, mount everest is now seen cases. >> we try not to mingle. we used to have a lot of fun at the base camp. we would sing and dance. we are speaking only to our teams. >> india's neighbors are close to the edge. you are back native. many are frightened that something like india's crisis can unfo thereto. >> that is the situation in the countries surrounding india, but what about india is self? they're the need for oxygen remains acute and hospitals are facing sources. -- shortages. the government says such a system could become unworkable. >> for more on the lat

we know that from canada to bangladesh to israel, there _ canada to bangladesh to israel, there is— canadasitting idle, hundreds of millions more doses of vaccines— hundreds of millions more doses of vaccines could be being produced and they are not being. _ produced and they are not being. in— produced and they are not being, in large part because the pharmaceutical industry have — the pharmaceutical industry have been fighting to stop that from _ have been fighting to stop that from happening. we know that bil from happening. we know that big pharmaceuticals are lobbying in the us at a rate of $30 million per month to stop this from _ $30 million per month to stop this from happening, because they— this from happening, because they are — this from happening, because they are more concerned with they are more concerned with the billions of profits they can make from these vaccines than _ can make from these vaccines than they— can make from these vaccines than they are really about getting the billions of people in need — getting the billions of people in need of vaccines vaccinated aroun

and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not surging at the moment in bangladesh they did they'd just to take to cases of that very aggressive area and that's going around in india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant or she correspondent sites so much for keeping us up to date. chance time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipe wife of consumers to walk to the pub we'll take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break here the numbers close . we've been saying now for years and all this money printing would cause inflation but we didn't really see that at the level of the c.p.i. consumer price index and well because the c.p.i. doesn't reflect the actual prices of stuff the people you state typically quote pric

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh . they say if the indian variant is allowed to circulate on the streets of bangladesh the consequences would be devastating. to urging bangladeshis not to let their guard down despite their desire to get back to normal for many though the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. ok let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world today israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has failed to form a government the fallacy of prolongs israel's political deadlock and could jeopardize netanyahu has run as the country's longest serving prime minister president ruben rivlin is now likely to give one of netanyahu is rivals a chance to form a government. foreign ministers from the g. 7 group of industrialized countries wrapped up a 2nd day of talks ahead of the latest summit in june relations with russia and china took up much of their agenda u.s. secretary of state antony blinken also reaffirmed washingto

they're also concerned that what's happening in india could come to bangladesh. they say if the indian variant is allowed to 2nd rate on the streets of bangkok das the consequences would be devastating. the edging bangladeshis not to let their guard down despite their desire to get back to normal for many though the situation is already dire and will only get worse if the pandemic is not brought under control. well here in germany the number of crimes committed by right wing extremists has jumped to with the highest level in 20 years that's according to a government report released today interior minister horst as a whole for described right wing extremism as the biggest threat to national security the report says most of these attacks are motivated by racism it also highlights a new risk from the increasingly aggressive coronavirus denial movement which is been linked to anti-semitism anti-democratic speech and right wing violence. or earlier i spoke with carol keller from the neo nazi watchdog in this you watch and i asked her whether this attitude will change

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health officials in the embattled country face new variants of the girl in a box of neighboring bangladesh eyes developments in india nervously we'll find out how the country has been coping and it hopes to avoid its own colleville crisis. all that had a lot more with my colleague melissa chan right after this program that's it for me feel girl i'm up there for you at the top of the off and. me. a little guys this is the 77 percent of the platform for office 2 to sleep issues sure i've. noticed the tell me i'm not afraid to option top of. africa's population. and young people clearly have the submissions. 77 percent. m d w. the be. placed player picks and only going quest for a bit if you check. out of spring began in 2011. people stood up against corrupt rulers and dictatorship. all these moments have left deep banks in my memory. banks get a little easier because another critical feeling. the people who work look like to . they had hoped for more security more freedom more dignity have their hopes been fulfilled. where does the arab world stand today 10 years after the arab spring. arabe

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seem to have slowed, and bangladesh seems to have turned and started coming down. the two main places globally. india isriving global transmission of the virus to levels that we haven't seen ever before in the pandemic at the local level. >> you've heard me saying there's an disagreement in india between those like mr. modi who favor regional and local restrictions versus those who argue national lockdown is the only way of properly containing the second wave. do you have of you on which would be most eective? >> the one thing we've learned throughout this pandemic, and we keep learning it country by country, is that the social distancing measures do work. when you are in the throes of an explosive epidemic, as april has been and now may, the right strategy, we believe, is to put lockdowns in place. where there is a lot of movement between states within a country, national lockdown's make a lot of sense, particularly in the case of india, where transmission is very broad-based. it's not just in a few communities. >> next return to california. apple has been accused

and in bangladesh, eid is just around the corner. all that socialising could accelerate the spread.pitals are saturated, thousands of workers rushed home from india just before the border closed, some infected. the health system is weak, short of emergency beds and ventilators. doctors are coping, but only just. translation: our friends are working very hard. - they are on duty for 24 hours. we have been giving oxygen to patients, even in chairs. the best thing that we have done is everyone is getting the oxygen and no one is returned without getting it. nepal relies heavily on its tourist industry, including trackers and mountaineers. but even the top of the world, mount everest, is now seeing cases. translation: we try not to mingle. - we used to have a lot. of fun at the base camp. we would sing and dance, but we're not doing - any of that now. we are speaking only within our teams. - india's neighbours are close to the edge. few are vaccinated. many are frightened that a crisis like india's could unfold in their country, too. jill mcgivering, bbc news. so, that's the situation i

with a wet weather we have course of in parts of india and some very heavy rain continuing for bangladesh. to want to al-jazeera. when you tell me what the government you represent. it is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sound sense material any country to the iraq conflict and yet we meet with the global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from our london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this half hour india has reported more than 300000 new coronavirus infections for a 12th straight day and the official death toll is now around 200 $19000.00 but experts say the true figure is likely to be much higher pakistan is closing its land borders with iran and afghanistan and curb the import of any new mutation of the virus the restrictions come into effect from tuesday night's it's also causing international flights the coronavirus outbreak in neighboring india has raised fears of an escalation in the number of new infections one of me on mars rebel

same and maybe more dangerously as things wolf in the cold become more humid throughout india and bangladesh is the time of year we get these big slow moving dangerous thunderstorms and particularly focused on bangladesh where they could even hit calcutta. sponsored paul qatar airways a century ago they were called colonialists. 50 years ago and they were known as immigrants today they are citizens. in the light of france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism laws we look back at the history of muslim immigration in france in a 3 part series. the sins of fronts episode one on al-jazeera. you're watching out is there a mind of our top stories this hour more people in india have tested positive for covert 19 in a single day than any other country since the start of the pandemic 400000 new cases were reported in just 24 hours. united states has begun pulling its troops out of afghanistan the taliban says that under an agreement reached with the trumpet ministration they should be gone already. the latest round of talks survive the 2050 and iran nuclear deal and bring the u.s. back to the tabl

it too may not be able to cope if cases search due to a possible lack of ventilators and oxygen bangladesh's 2nd wave appears to have peaked the country was averaging around 100 deaths a day in the 3rd week of april. the sites the 2 graves of my immediate family members that you can see here and many are the graves of my relatives friends and family members is really heartbreaking tough restrictions imposed mid april have helped to bring numbers down. but health experts fear the virus may surge again after tens of thousands defied a travel ban to return home for celebrations this week bangladesh health authorities detected the highly infectious indian corona virus variant last week amnesty international says the new surge in cases poses a huge challenge to a region that's already struggling to vaccinate its population it's urging the international community come together to ensure equitable access to vaccines florence really al-jazeera a state of emergency has been declared in 3 more districts of japan because of rise in corona virus cases means around 70 percent of the population will now b

and then those _ bangladesh but not from india?ot the indian variant— from a place that had got the indian variant prolifically. i don't understand it and i thought i will be paying — understand it and i thought i will be paying the price or am i being the monistic? a be paying the price or am i being the monistic?— be paying the price or am i being the monistic? �* , ., ,. , , the monistic? a number of scientists who think that _ the monistic? a number of scientists who think that is _ the monistic? a number of scientists who think that is what _ the monistic? a number of scientists who think that is what it _ the monistic? a number of scientists who think that is what it was - who think that is what it was seated. and radical of government behind the scenes. and some commentators are saying at the weekend that the reason why the government dragged his feet was because there was an impending trade trip by borisjohnson to prime minister modi in india and did not want to wreck that. we minister modi in india and did not want to wrec

i work in nepal and bangladesh and colleagues there are facing the most appalling circumstances.port them. it feels completely wrong to be in a situation morally first of all, where we are allowing that to happen whilst in many countries vaccines are being rolled out to younger populations at very very low risk. professor andrew porter from oxford university. professor andrew porter from oxford university. a ban on the sale of gas boilers from 2025 has been proposed by the international energy agency. it's part of a new study exploring how the world can achieve net—zero emissions by the middle of this century. the recommendation is one of 400 proposed by the agency in a new report. this afternoon, we'll be answering your questions on these recommendations in �*your questions answered'. jane hill will bejoined by our energy and environment analyst roger harrabin and the deputy editor of the carbon brief website, dr simon evans. you can get involved by tweeting your questions using the hashtag bbc your questions or by emailing yourquestions@bbc. co. uk. that's coming up at 3.30. th

and maybe more dangerously as things wolf from the cold become more humid throughout india and bangladesh is the time of year we get these big slow moving dangerous thunderstorms that particularly focused on bangladesh really could even hit kolkata. qatar airways. a tale of 2 presidents. venezuelan military defectors. american muslim race. and a bizarre yet or dangerous attempt. at regime change in the bolivarian republic of venezuela. people in power the bay of piglets on al-jazeera. without jazeera and the top stories this hour india recorded more than 400000 new coronavirus cases accounting for nearly half of the world's infections in the last 24 hours the government's expanding its vaccination drive as well but it is struggling to meet the demand. that 12 people have also died in usually hospital because of a shortage of oxygen and encourage out a fire at a hospital killed 16 covert patients. and in other news thousands turned up to international labor day or may day protests across from the spike coronavirus restrictions there were scuffles between police and protesters so. to somali

couple shockey as those violent storms that continuing to rumble away across that corner of bangladesh i think a little more widespread as we go on through wednesday westley disturbance also bring a somewhat to weather it to the far north of india through pakistan and notice rather wet weather there across a good part of the southwest. qatar airways being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright. at least it should be a black filmmaker a. by white parents in east berlin in the 1960 s. embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity lifelong secrecy and reconciliation. becoming black eye witness documentary on al-jazeera. to 2. this is al jazeera quick reminder of our top stories this hour was. nearly $280.00 people have been wounded in the latest outbreak of violence in and around the outside a mosque compound in occupied east jerusalem israeli security forces fired tear gas and stun grenades at palestinian protesters stones and other objects in return. my god they are israeli security forces charging in sally's at the mosque it's understood the

bangladesh has received around ten million astrazeneca jabs from india in recent months.overnment has ordered social media platforms in the country to remove any content that refers to the "indian variant" of covid—19. 0fficially known as b.1.617.1, it was first detected in india last year. in a statement, the government said: "it has come to our knowledge that a false statement is being circulated online which implies that an �*indian variant�* of coronavirus is spreading across the countries. this is completely false." well, delhi argues that the world health organization has not linked any country to this variant. well, krutika kuppali is an assistant professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases at the medical university of south carolina. she gave me her thoughts on why it's being called the "india variant". so, the variant is called the �*indian variant�* so people who are not familiar with the terminology can keep track of it, and this is exactly why we don�*t label viruses, we don�*t label infections any more by where they are discovered, because th

bangladesh has received around ten million astrazeneca jabs from india in recent months.rus vaccine is 88% effective against the indian variant after two doses, a study by public health england has found. both the pfizer and astrazeneca jabs were found to be almost as effective against symptomatic disease from the b1617.2 strain as they are against the kent variant after the second dose. however, they were only 33% effective three weeks after the first dose. here's susan hopkins from public health england. so b1617.2, the new variant from india has a similar vaccine effectiveness is the variance that have been circulating for the past six months in this country. that is very good news and supports the policy decision to speed up the vaccine roll—out to get second doses at eight weeks to those most vulnerable. most people travelling from the uk will not be allowed to enter germany from tomorrow, because of the rise in cases of the indian variant here. german citizens and residents, as well as others with an exceptional reason can still enter, but have to quarantine for two

and maybe more dangerously as things wolf from the cold become more humid throughout india and bangladesh is the time of year we get these big slow moving dangerous thunderstorms that particularly focused on bangladesh really could even hit calcutta. sponsored by qatar airways well if we cannot have palestina my government was certainly not allow britain to control french palestine would be an outrage but then we need to find another solution before we come to blows just 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal that would influence the shape of the middle east for centuries to come and. now we can durham a. psych speak out lines in the sand on al-jazeera. the. you watching al-jazeera minds of our top stories this hour 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. united states has begun pulling its troops out of afghanistan the taliban says that under an agreement reached with the trumpet ministration there should be called by now. the latest round of talks

only toward this south of the country but through the north as we head toward west bengal into bangladesh let me show you some of the scenes now from amritsar this is in punjab state so you get those heavy downpours of rain and just got to get rid of that water because it pools so quickly with these intense down bursts of rain so on thursday really seen some severe pockets in west bank all but i think it will steer clear from bangladesh as we head toward the caucuses we had a lot of instability but things are finally starting to dry out and we're seeing reappearance of the sun for example in baku on thursday. killing the debate. and amplified you will fully still only. narrative the media will miss the true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing knowledge is the story this is where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. who do you watch al-jazeera who might have our top stories this facebook's oversight board is upheld the ban

bangladesh has received around ten million astrazeneca jabs from india in recent months.hnology ministry has written to social media companies asking them to remove content that refers to the �*indian variant�* of coronavirus. it said reports using the term were "completely false". the world health organisation has classified a covid variant, first identified in india, as being of international concern. emergency crews have been battling a wildfire in the upmarket californian town of santa barbara. you can see here how close the flames are to homes — at least one property has been destroyed. firefighters say they've largely brought the blaze under control. investigators say they believe it was started deliberately. the bbc�*s former director general, lord hall, has resigned as chairman of the national gallery in london— following criticism over a bbc interview with princess diana in 1995. tony hall was the corporation's head of news at the time, when reporter martin bashir, used deception to secure the interview. lord hall led an internal investigation into initial compla

on thursday really seen some severe pockets in west bengal but i think it will steer clear from bangladesh as we head toward the caucuses we had a lot of instability but things are finally starting to dry out and we're seeing reappearance of the sun for example in baku on thursday. 2 quick. cuts at ways from the al-jazeera london brokaw center to special guests in conversation when societies divided when women are to title the only thing that benefits from god this project itself unprompted uninterrupted says her 1st words good girls are those who are who don't work for him that it is sad sack me as well he's saying cackle like to think that there's nationalism is not as ugly as someone else's lushness and part 2 of studio b. unscripted. well again this is al jazeera the main news this hour facebook's oversight board is upheld the ban on donald trump's account for his role in inciting his supporters to attack the capitol building in january trump calls the social media barons a total disgrace. india has reported another record number of corona virus deaths with almost 3800 in the past 24 h

only toward this south of the country but through the north as we head toward west bengal into bangladesh let me show you some of the scenes now from amritsar this is in punjab state so you get those heavy downpours of rain and just got to get rid of that water because it pools so quickly with these intense down bursts of rain so on thursday we've seen some severe pockets in west bengal but i think it will steer clear from bangladesh as we head toward the caucuses we had a lot of instability but things are finally starting to dry out and we're seen reappearance of the sun for example in baku on thursday. qatar airways. from the north of africa they crossed the mediterranean and made huge their whole. building their future in a 2nd line. in the line to france's 2021 contentious so-called separatism as we look back at the history of muslim immigration to the country into 3 parts. muslims are from this episode to move on i'll just see if. you want your disease or reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president joe biden's back to proposal that would temporarily lift intellectual propert

and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment of bad luck there is. just to take 2 cases over that very aggressive area and that's going around in india so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant or key correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for us consumers to flock to the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices and as we go to break here the numbers of the close. americans had a long and contentious history with the word socialism for conservatives most often it is a dirty word even unpatriotic for many liberals it's about social justice do compassion however for better or worse it remains a red line within t

and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment in bad blood there's they dissed to take 2 cases of that very aggressive area and that's going around in so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant correspondent sites ever thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states the largest fuel pipe life of us consumers to block at the pump would take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break here the numbers a bit closer. a everyone i'm joined by my old friend mr ellis williams a.k.a. mr beings you call me and you tell me you said man i've got car shield and it works when mayhew getting old issues and i know to manufacture want to use both right now i don't want to do stuff wi

carol are kind of tucked up towards go up but it's these big blooms up here in northeastern and bangladesh we should watch because they are the dangerous thunderstorms pleased to say the rain of course much trouble in yemen is no longer a problem a few thunderstorms in the west otherwise it's pretty hot throughout the middle east. sponsible qatar airways 100 years ago britain and france made a secret deal to divide the middle east between them now we can dora. but what was the last thing affects of this agreement there's a of the original set to sites because it's at those borders were drawn without consulting the people after that with the. psychs pickup lines in the sand on al-jazeera. but the market watching officer with me is the whole run the reminder of our top stories there are fears that corona virus numbers in nepal are reaching similar levels to neighboring india it has $57.00 times more cases than a month ago a long time has been extended in the capital kathmandu. also nearly 3 people are dying of corona virus every minute in india on friday reported another record daily rise of

bangladesh has received around 10 million astrazeneca jabs from india in recent months.o social media companies asking them to remove content that refers to the indian variant of coronavirus. it said reports using the term were "completely false". the world health organisation has classified the covid variant, first identified in india, as being of international concern. here in britain, the first study of its kind suggests that the main covid vaccines do protect against that variant. but research from public health england indicates that a second dose is needed to provide a much stronger level of protection. in total more than 3,400 cases of the variant have been detected across the uk — the numbers have doubled in a week. our health correspondent jim reed reports. in places like rochdale and greater manchester, vaccinations are being offered to other age groups. it quite eager to come and get it done because once the first one is out of the way, it's out of the way it's easy to just get it done than wait to an appointment to be scheduled. giving yourself safe but also

in solidarity with garza the demonstrators led by the islamic movement bangladesh group are calling on the united nations and the organization of islamic cooperation to hold israel accountable. still ahead here on al-jazeera in that city millions of american teenagers against covert 19 but that's a call for richer nations to set donates supplies to poorer countries. and a rising star the trump loyalist who's now the 3rd highest ranking republican in the u.s. house of representatives. hello nice to see we're dealing with our usual series fronts slamming into southern chile it's going to give us some snow for the southern andes over the weekend is well otherwise step here is pretty well where they should be montevideo 17 your average is 18 now that system that was playing in rio de janeiro a few days ago it's off to the south atlantic but it's still flicking some showers and cloud cover so unsettled conditions for rio for you on saturday for the potential of some flooding rains through ecuador and right now i do want to take you to central america because we have seen intense rain in

and maybe more dangerously as things were from the cold become more humid throughout india and bangladesh is the time of year we get these big slow moving dangerous thunderstorms that are particularly focused on bangladesh really could even hit calcutta. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between if tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do with the solution we get organized what are world leaders or governments missing thread talking about targets like 2014 we're trying to clean when we're talking right now up front with me marc lamont hill on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from doha let's update the top stories for you more people in india have tested positive for cope with 19 in one single day with 400000 new cases reported in just 24 hours it's also expanded its banks a nation drive to include all adults but is struggling to keep up with d

they should've put india on the red list at the same time as pakistan and as bangladesh.ree—week period in which thousands of people have returned from india, and that probably includes hundreds of the new variant covid cases. from tomorrow, the prospect of a drink without being drizzled on for many, nerves remain about the new variant. but a taste of near normality beckons. chris mason, bbc news. there are so many questions concerning the india variant, but according to one medical specialist, it is still too soon to tell if the variant bypasses vaccinations. that's according to dr bharat pankhania, a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school. i spoke to him earlier. we have laboratory data that indicates that the vaccine is not bypassed by the indian variant. the absolute proof will be testing it out the field, in other words, to see how well it performs out there in the community. meaning if people are fully immunised and they get infected by the indian variant, we will know, and if they are rejected by the indian variant, we will also know. s

and that's also one of the poorest and densely populated countries in the world and why bangladesh remains on in the nationwide locked out if you take a look you see thousands are still gathering at markets for their. a 5th which is their largest annual religious festival and although deaths and cases are not searching at the moment of bad luck there if they did they'd just to take to cases of that very aggressive area and that's going around and so we'll see in the coming weeks if their numbers go up brant r.t. correspondent sites have to thank you so much for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but when we come back the ransomware attack against one of the united states largest fuel pipeline for us consumers the block at the pump will take a look at how this is affecting oil prices as we go to break for the numbers at the close. i. our culture is awash in lives dominated by streams of never ending electronic hallucinations that merge fiction until they are indistinguishable we have become the most deluded society on politics as a species of endless and needless to littl

bangladesh has received around ten million astrazeneca jabs from india in recent months.ow barred from entering germany. new rules came into effect on sunday to limit the spread of the covid variant, first identified in india. german citizens and residents can return to the country from the uk, but will have to quarantine for two weeks. india's government has ordered social media platforms to remove any content that refers to the "indian variant" of covid—19. the variant, which is is officially called b.1.617.1, was first detected in india last year. in a statement, the government said: "it has come to our knowledge that a false statement is being circulated online which implies that an �*indian variant�* of coronavirus is spreading across the countries. this is completely false." delhi argues that the world health organization has not linked any country to this variant. we can speak now to krutika kuppali who is an assistant professor of medicine in the division of infectious diseases, at the medical university of south carolina. thank you very much for coming on the pro

concern or toward the south of the country toward the east west bengal into bangladesh but i do think that the severe storms will stay centered over west bengal through calcutta and bangladesh i think that you're going to escape the worst of these storms on thursday that's to say that you still won't get severe thunderstorms they just won't be as bad as what we've experienced over through north northern afghanistan into northern pakistan we've got somewhat weather in store have your pockets of rain can be expected here and i did want to show you this put this on the radar for you ahead of the bouts of rain through the caucuses in particular azerbaijan heavy rain and we've got snow for a higher elevation. at ways. heroes and humanitarian. rule for the. you know me who defended sorry able against attack by substance use. looks back to the life of the late you find do the. show you know mind. just you. welcome back you're watching officer with the cell robin a reminder of our top stories the indian delegation to a g. 7 summit in the u.k. is self isolating after 2 members tested positive

only to what this south of the country but through the north as we head toward west bengal into bangladesh let me show you some of the scenes now from amritsar this is in punjab state so you get those heavy downpours of rain and just got to get rid of that water because it pool so quickly with these intense down bursts of rain so on thursday really seen some severe pockets in west bengal but i think it will steer clear from bangladesh as we head toward the caucuses we had a lot of instability but things are finally starting to dry out and we're seen reappearance of the sun for example in baku on thursday. sponsible qatar airways. hero and humanitarian. traitor and war criminal. you know me general who defended sarajevo against attack by serb forces. and. al-jazeera world looks back at the life of the late you find d.v.m. . sally a for my life. just here. we're going to see a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president joe biden's back to proposal that would temporality lift intellectual property rights for covert $900.00 vaccines that would allow more manufacturers to make jobs an