well earlier prime minister barak johnson said he plans himself to take the stress on the kid job urging others to do likewise but only bennett's again thanks members of the public are right to be cautious. but i think the big concerns are warranted as we are because we don't really want to be gambling with people's lives you know it's not and there was a lot of talk around this speed at which the facts in the nation developed so there is a lot of concerns about how you know how safe are the vaccine and now it's you know i just i just hope that every some think it might. stay in britain where the government is facing a wall the president's regarding its plans to send asylum seekers to overseas territories for processing gibraltar on the isle of man are believed to be 2 of the options migrants will go there before potentially being sent by to their original countries local authorities however say they want nothing to do with the scheme or is johnson has defended the idea. the objective here is to is to save life and avert human misery because people are crossing the channel who are being

the cap on its nuclear warhead stockpile as part of a foreign policy overhaul prime minister barak's johnson also announced that britain will shift its foreign policy agenda towards asia. right. an american intelligence report just released says russia and iran likely meddled in the 2020 us presidential election it concludes that president vladimir putin authorized efforts to help donald trump win and iran tried to push for a biden victory but intelligence officials found no indication that foreign actors tampered with the actual votes. here or secretary of state anthony blinken is touring the asia pacific he's pushing the biden administration's agenda to keep a lid on the growing power of china in the coming hours he will soon be landing in south korea after visiting japan both key u.s. allies but ahead of his trip the powerful sister of north korean leader kim jong un warned washington over a joint u.s. military exercises with the self and not to interfere in the region. well that speaks to g.w. correspondent all of a sudden to fly for us in washington d.c. and get more details on this so

a loyalist paramilitary groups in northern ireland have told british prime minister barak johnson that temporarily withdrawing support for the peace deal they say it's because of destruction to trade and commerce between northern ireland and the u.k. bret's it now the 1998 good friday agreement brought an end to the 3 decade conflict between catholic nationalists and protestant unionists. me now with more from london dread of just how seriously under threat is the good friday agreement is a resurgence of violence possible. i don't think anybody's looking in immediately of the resurgence of violence that this is the beginning of. a protest if you like over the northern ireland protocol of course nobody could be certain exactly where it ends this letter has been written by the loyalist communities council the l.c.c. it's an umbrella organization claiming to represent what remains of a number of loyalist paramilitary groups since of course largely disbanded and disarmed under that 998 good friday agreement they've said as you said that they're withdrawing support from the good friday agre

lift a cap on its nuclear warhead stockpile as part of a foreign policy overhaul prime minister barak's johnson also announced in parliament that person will pivot its foreign policy agenda towards asia. an american intelligence report just released says russian president vladimir putin authorized efforts to try to help donald trump win last november's presidential election but intelligence officials found no indication that foreign actors attempted with the vote. and the new u.s. secretary of state and 3 blinken is touring the asia pacific and he's pressing the biden administration's mission to keep a lid on the growing power of china 1st stop was japan and then south korea a key u.s. ally but ahead of his arrival the sister of north korean leader kim jong un want to washington of a joint u.s. military exercises in the self in chung's 1st salvo aimed at the biden teen she says it should stop causing a stink. well that speaks to g.w. correspondent all of a sudden to fly for us in washington d.c. and get more details on this so some very strong words coming from the sister of the north korean le

this is the good news live from baghdad british prime minister barak's johnson denies any new claims his government is blocking the export of facts against european council president shall michelle says otherwise for a look at how this latest round was affecting relations between the e.u. and its former member states also on the program shots fired up protestors in mere bars calls for restraint go unheeded the military crackdown continues as the u.n. security council wrestles with a response to the junctures use of force. that's.

the time it was branded a sick joke however that idea has now resurfaced from the prime minister barak johnson well critics have long said that this kind of policy will only make the journey all the more risky and that the government should really be prioritizing legal alternatives and safe passages for migrants to enter the united kingdom but on this latest policy they've branded as exacerbating the hostile environment it is an inhumane paula said that undermines our nation's proud tradition of providing protection to people fleeing persecution and terror many of whom have gone on to work as doctors and nurses in the n.h.s. these absurd ideas show the government has lost control and all sense of compassion well even the united nations has waded into this latest plan of shipping asylum seekers and refugees to remote areas in exchange for cash by calling it a risk to roading international protection for refugees but at this point we have heard 'd from some of those remote territories british remote territories are saying they're having none of it along with ideas to build a road tunnel under th

prime minister barak's johnson's already fired a warning shot. by do you think that blockades of. either vaccines or. medicines of the ingredients for about seems a sensible big meeting in brussels on thursday the leaders of the 27 member states will have to decide whether or not they're going to give their blessing to a plan put forward from the european commission that would see or could see limits placed on the export of vaccines manufactured in the e.u. to nations that have their own vaccine production now in a lesser extent this is aimed at the united states but the main focus of this would fall on the united kingdom the reason it's been put into play is because well big lady scilly slow vaccination program desperately needs to get on track it's clear. we also need to ensure it works a nation of our own population and. indeed we are in a sense behind as a skit if you look at the sametime despiser folks at. once a global hawk sports fandom it. is a same time all saw the largest exporter of the european commission said just under 11000000 vaccine doses had been exported from th

prime minister barak johnson has vowed to look at how women and girls can be better protected from violence he's made the pledge following criticism of police action at a vigil for sarah ever there was killed while walking home alone learning barbara has that story. i was angry outside police headquarters in london a day after a vigil ended in seems that shocked many people here in the u.k. demonstrators gathered mixing demands for an end to male violence against women with claims that the police are part of the problem at saturday's vigil the focus was clearly on the we've been victims of male violence here the focus has shifted with denunciations of police brutality hundreds had come to the south london vigil near where sarah ever odd went missing initially police kept their distance but the decision to move in on the crowds and the use of force to arrest women created outrage i. agree pretty patel asked the metropolitan police force for a political the department said they were unanswered questions after she met the mic chief cressida dick and london's mayor city carm from the opposition

prime minister barak johnson refused to confirm or deny whether they were racist no doubt the queen would deny she's a racist but what do you think that on the eve of the meghan markle oprah winfrey interview it was a cynical ploy to have a commonwealth broadcast on the state mandated b.b.c. if i were to look at it as somebody who knows nothing it all seems rather suspect to me but if nothing else that celebration of commonwealth just goes to show the way that we are in a deep denial in britain about the very violent nature of colonialism and the bethel of the monarchy why would anybody care what your strengths and has to say about whether you know britain is racist or not or whether he in fact is racist in south we're talking about somebody who referred to black people having you know been pickaninny says he wrote it with watermelon smiles those troops actually there damaging in the dates the date runs and certainly deny he's any kind of racist already there are a remarks in australia about the need to re-evaluate the commonwealth do you think that the center view could help catalyze eve

well british prime minister barak's johnson is visiting more than ireland amid rising political tension over its status after his trip to vaccination facilities has been overshadowed by his government's plan to further delay e.u. customs checks the u.k. agreed to a withdrawal bill for the customs border between northern ireland in the mainland and the e.u. angering unionists in the u.k. has altered its implementation date prompting the e.u. to call for legal action i think the most support for you by the protocol is that it should guarantee that the peace process in the in the good friday agreement which we all believe in everybody. and in the u.k. has no one does what so hard to achieve and there's got to be a balance and symmetry in that and what we want to ensure is that the protocol holds the witches who are communities of both communities and who has the consent of both but it's going to be an east west consent to what's going on as well as north-south well activists in the u.k. are planning vigils on saturday after amanda triggered widespread anger about women's safety a police of

prime minister barak's johnson's come out in support of british politicians lawyers and organizations sanctioned by china he says that we're highlighting gross human rights violations against muslim leaders but beijing says they were spreading lies police in bangladesh have opened fire on crowds protesting against a visit by indian prime minister narendra modi killing 4 people the demonstrations in several cities including the capital dhaka. modi's in bangladesh as part of its independence day celebrations the protesters say is not welcome accusing him of persecuting muslims in india charging has more from ducky. there has been protests for the last one week actually by the leftist party as well as by the right wing religious parties and now the criticism and not so much against india and its people the criticism is 2nd is more the end this party they feel like this prime minister has a hand in good job dryad he is citizenship the border killing the cush made a killing against muslims in india all these issues come into play also the fact that india has not been a very good partner it

noiseless paramilitary groups in northern ireland have told british prime minister barak's johnson they are temporarily withdrawing support for the peace deal they say it's because trade and commerce between northern ireland and britain has been disrupted by breck says the 1908 good friday agreement ended the 3 decade conflict between catholic nationalists and participant unionists brazil's most populous state is to close all non-essential businesses for 2 weeks sao paulo's governesses the health system is at breaking point with a patient being admitted to intensive care every 2 minutes the country has seen record numbers of people dying from covered 1000 for 2 days now in a row germany has agreed on a plan to gradually relax coronavirus restrictions from monday people will be allowed to gather in groups of up to 5 and some shops can reopen but cabs will be reimposed if infection rates shoot up. well those are the headlines i'll have more news for you here on al-jazeera to witness they stay with us. because if you hate a song that it meticulously. beneath i don't it's for doing so you h

lift a cap on its nuclear warhead stockpile as part of a foreign policy overhaul prime minister barak's johnson also announced in parliament that britain will pivot its foreign policy agenda towards asia. and u.s. vice president harris has vowed to fight to improve democracy and women's rights she delivered her 1st speech to the united nations in new york america's 1st female vice president said democracy could be strengthened by involving more women in decision making. at the u.s. secretary of state will the new u.s. secretary of state antony blinken is touring the asia pacific reason he's pressing the by the administration's mission to keep a lid on the growing power of china lincoln was in tokyo for his 1st stop and he'll be heading to south korea soon which is the key u.s. ally but ahead of his arrival the sister of north korean leader kim jong un has warned washington over joint u.s. military exercises in the south in pyongyang's 1st salvo aimed at the biden team she says it should stop causing a stink. well that speaks to g.w. correspondent all of a sudden to fly for us in washington d.c.

the vaccine rollout was never hold it and on friday prime minister barak johnson had his 1st shot by the wonderful not believe he said you going to give a shot i literally did not feel a thing and so it was very. very quick and you know what i'm going to panel recommended to harley. following a review by the european medicines agency several countries in europe wasted no time in getting back on track france was initially slow to use the shot but on friday the prime minister juncker stacks received his 1st dose on camera. germany also regime did ministering the vaccine and scientists at a german university published initial findings on what might be behind the blood clots. scientists from the university of cairo got 6 blood samples from the palace institute which is the german federal agency for their prove a sex scene and they say that they studied these blood samples in great detail and that they were able to connect the vaccine that has any comic scene to a special form of immune response which leads to the formation of the blood clots that have been observed in these patients we h

became prime minister barak's johnson's come out in support of british politicians lawyers and organizations sanctioned by china he says there were highlighting gross human rights violations against muslim world leaders but beijing says that was spreading lies. the u.s. president says north korea will face consequences if it chooses the path of escalation going on come from both thursday a test of a new guided missile north korean official said the weapon will act as a deterrent. well $65.00 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has held his 1st news conference and how he plans to tackle his administration's domestic and foreign policy priorities but a growing crisis at the us mexico border was the main focus as our white house correspondent kimberly hauck reports. he started with good news for americans and a new vaccination goal after already meeting his initial target of administering 100000000 vaccines in record time we met last week by day 5842 days ahead of schedule not a damn set is 2nd goal and that is we will by my 100 day in office have administered 200000000 shots of people's

loyalist paramilitary groups in northern ireland have told british prime minister barak johnson that temporarily withdrawing support for the peace deal they say it's because trade and commerce between northern ireland and britain has been disrupted by bricks at the 1998 good friday agreement ended the 3 decade conflict between catholic nationalists and protestant unionists and we can join the holidays across all of this for us from london journal just how seriously under threat is the good friday agreement here. i don't think the agreement at this particular moment is under immediate threat nor is there any instant suggestion of a return to violence out of it is any clear sense that any party to the former troubles wants that to happen but it being northern ireland equally nobody can say where something like this ends we're talking about a group an umbrella group called the lawless communities council that claims to represent what remains of a number of loyalist paramilitary groups that were largely disbanded certainly disarmed under the good friday agreement of 1998 the l.c.c. as yo

the time so i can't talk about it we just have to focus on our job on the pitch prime minister barak johnson has confirmed britain has offered to host extra games at the euros later this year if required the tournament which was postponed from last year because of the pandemic was originally planned to be staged across 12 european cities including both semifinals and final at wembley in london you a face considering other options to limit travel the british government has also backed a bid for the 2030 world cup but form a little pool and scotland striker even saint john has died at the age of $82.00 he joined the club in 1961 for a vain club record fee of $52000.00 and became a key member of the side managed by bill shankly son john won 2 league titles and scored 118 goals including the decider in liverpool's 1st ever f.a. cup victory in 1965 after a long illness he passed away peacefully with his family at least bedside horse racing's images taken a further blow after a video emerged of a jockey straddling a data horse which had just suffered a heart attack we will show you the video but t