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british prime minister barak's johnson is facing a formal investigation into the costs of being furbish in his official apartment to downing street he's denied any wrongdoing insisting he pay for the renovations himself and the country's electoral commission says it has reasonable grounds to suspect an offense has been committed. australians are backing 25 years since a lone gunman killed 35 people in the tasmanian town of port arthur the massacre prompted the government to tighten national gun laws more than a 1000000 firearms were destroyed in a buyback scheme that followed the legislation. for the european parliament is to debate its response to the increased tensions between ukraine and russia after moscow began to withdraw some of its troops from their joint border russian forces have been massing along ukraine's border in these weeks for no obvious reason western powers have condemned moscow for its military buildup and voiced their support for here that the tension is high between the 2 countries since 2014 it's certain russians to withdraw won't signal any lasting peace between

prime minister barak johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections offer a series.

prime minister barak johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections offer a series of.

year term very high profile cases prompted international condemnation british prime minister barak's johnson immediately condemned the new sentence and said he was working hard to secure a release. massive sandstorm swept through northern china's in a mongolia autonomous region on sunday cities were hit by a wall of sand stretching hundreds of meters well thor's has advised the public to take precautions against heavy winds and poor visibility until the storm letter on monday morning. in russia court has ordered all organizations connected with jailed opposition leader alexei in the valley to freeze their operations the court is now considering banning his anti corruption foundation and its regional network as prosecutors accuse them of political extremism this is the latest state crackdown against the legs in the valley as a force of political opposition germany has condemned the ruling declaring it unacceptable to use terror charges against political opponents. straight to moscow than where we join t.w. correspondent aaron tilton welcome arrant what effect will these moves have. well basic

prime minister barak's johnson has welcomed the decision by 6 english football clubs to pull out johnson called it the right result for fans clubs and communities across the country he emphasized the need to protect what he called britain's cherished national game. and let's take you through some of the stories we're following here now to syria now former police officer derek shore been has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shore and is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison.

prime minister barak's johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections office.

plans for a covert passport system after prime minister barak johnson came out in support of the new. there are. complicated ethical and practical issues as i think i said last time raised by the idea of status a difficult you've got to be very careful in how you handle this and don't start a system that's that discriminatory what is certainly true is that the idea of. vaccination status being useful for international travel is something that all countries are looking at i do think that's going to be part of our of the way people deal with it we need to think about that a national health service or paper certificate would help ease lock down restrictions and open up the country to international travel but there's widespread opposition to the measures covert status certification would be divisive and discriminatory with high levels of vaccination protecting the vulnerable and making transmission less likely we should aim to return to normal life not to put permanent restrictions in place it would be divisive effectively creating an underclass of people who are not vaccinated many of wh

prime minister barak's johnson has just counseled a visit to india that had been planned for next week. a band political party in pakistan has released 11 police officers and 2 cost it's true protests on sunday police had earlier raided the offices of the leg which led to violent protests that killed 3 people. ok let's go back to the breaking news out of russia state t.v. is reporting that kremlin critic alexina vonnie is being transferred to a hospital for prisoners bernard smith is live for us in moscow but it does give us an idea 1st of all of what we're being told about alexina volley rob has been transferred to a hospital for the prison service it's about 80 to 100 kilometers or so away from the prison where he was ordinarily when he was previously serving his sentence now the prison service says he's being treated by prison doctors of course his own doctors have not been allowed access to him although he does have the right according to the russian penal code but he has not been allowed to seize a doctor's prison services say that providing sufficient medical care for him and tha

the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister barak's johnson also spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members across italy and spain and italy said they would reconsider ways to reshape the project but the english exodus has left it dead in the water atletico madrid and into milan have now pulled out and event is president andrei agnelli the vice president of the super league at mit's it can no longer go ahead david stokes al-jazeera. and let's take a look at some of the headlines we're following here on al-jazeera at least 22 patients have died as a public hospital in india's western maharashtra state when their oxygen supply ran out following a leak in the tank the hospital has been treating coronavirus patients elizabeth brannon has more from new delhi we 1st heard that it was the number once and never ended.

prime minister barak's johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections offer a series of damaging leaks these include media reports that he said he'd rather see bodies piled up in their thousands in order lockdown he denies the reports and says his office is investigating the source of the leaks. thousands of people have been protesting in chad against the military council that took power off the death of president idriss deby at least 3 protesters were killed the transitional time led by debbie sung has promised an inclusive national dialogue a protest as are calling for a return to civilian rule. this is deja vu news from berlin you can find much more news on our web site that's d w dot com. the 1st shipment of coke in 1000 medical aid arrived india today from the u.k. more is on the way for members of the european union and the u.s. is sending millions of doses of the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine for the 6 day running india today recorded more than 300000 new infections and there are now questions of culpability who is responsible the high court today pointed to th

we'll look at some other news for now the british prime minister barak's johnson is acknowledging more needs to be done to tackle discrimination despite a recent report which denies systemic racism it was commissioned by the government at the height of the global black lies matter movement last year a report which blames family social class and location for existing inequalities campaign is called the findings a white wash but prime minister johnson says the report doesn't necessarily reflect government thinking this is a. a very interesting piece of work you know i didn't say the government who agree with absolutely everything in it but it has some some original ins and stimulating work in it that i think people need to lean into and to consider there are very serious issues that our society faces. to do with racism that we need to address we've got to we've got to do more to fix it we need to understand the severity of the problem and we look at all the ideas that they put forward and will be will be making our response. 2000000 mom with a deposed civilian a down sunset she's facing

prime minister barak's johnson what's hailed as being world beating looks like it may not have quite lived up to all the hype that's according to a major study published in the british medical journal that has raised concerns about how effective it really is. it is thanks to n.h.s. tests to trace the we're able to send kids back to school and be cautiously and irreversibly to reopen our economy and restart our lives our data suggests that self reported rates of full adherence to isolating and testing are low as are rates of recognition of the main symptoms of covert 19 with such low rates for sims and recognition testing and for self isolation the effectiveness of the current form of the u. case test trace an isolate system is limited well beating and wild leading that's what the u.k. is testing try to stem was supposed to be is that how it looks though almost a year on only one in 5 people with symptoms actually requests a test the groundbreaking scheme was designed to identify positive case and alert possible others but in reality more than a year since the pandemic started the gov

till the trial resumes in minneapolis so we will go to other news and the british prime minister barak's johnson is acknowledging more needs to be done to tackle discrimination despite a recent report denying systemic racism it was commissioned by the government at the height of the global black lives matter movement last year the report blames family social class and location for existing inequalities campaign as they called the findings a whitewash but prime minister johnson says the report doesn't necessarily reflect the thinking of the government. this is a. a very interesting piece of work you know i didn't say the government going to agree with absolutely everything in it but it has some some original ins and stimulating work in it that i think people need to read into and to consider there are very serious issues that our society faces. to do with racism that we need to address we've got to we've got to do to fix it we need to understand the severity of the problem and we look at all the ideas that they put forward and will be we will be making our response. to me and ma where the deposed

prime minister barak johnson has welcomed a decision by 6 english football clubs to pull out johnson called it the right result for fans clubs and communities across the country he emphasized the need to protect what he called britain's cherished national game. and let's take you through some of the stories we're following here now to syria now former police officer derek shore been has been found guilty on all 3 charges including 2nd degree murder for the killing of george floyd shore and is due to be sentenced in 8 weeks and faces up to 40 years in prison. now no verdict can bring george perry floyd back to us. but this verdict does give a message to his family that he was somebody that his life matters that all of our lives matter and that's important. and i also hope that this verdict for all of the rest of collective all of us will help us further along the road toward a better humanity. the us president has called the verdict a rare but him porton step towards justice in america joe biden spoke to floyd's family before addressing the nation describing his death as murder in bro

prime minister barak's johnson is under pressure as he heads into regional elections offer a series of damaging links these include media reports that he said he'd rather see bodies piled up in the thousands in order and lock down he denies the reports and says his office is investigating the source of the leaks. thousands of people have been protesting in chad against the military council that took power off the death of president idriss deby at least 3 protesters were killed the transitional gentile led by dead. has promised an inclusive national dialogue the protesters are calling for a return to civilian rule. this is deja vu news from berlin you can find much more news on our web site that's d w dot com. the 1st shipment of coke in 1000 medical aid arrived in india today from the u.k. more is on the way from members of the european union and the u.s. is sending millions of doses of the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine for the 6 day running india today recorded more than 300000 new infections and there are now questions of culpability who is responsible a high court today pointed t

5 year term the high profile cases prompted international condemnation british prime minister barak's johnson immediately condemned the new sentence and said he was working hard to secure music are about to release. trial of a prominent a pro kurdish politician has begun in turkey as a hot tina demurred tash was leader of the opposition party and is a 2 time election challenger to president. he's been in prison for more than 4 years on terrorism charges despite international calls for his release at the height of a court in russia has ordered all organizations connected to the jailed opposition leader alexei novelli to freeze their operations as it considers a permanent ban on mr the family's anticorruption foundation and its regional network in germany has criticised the ruling. all to sports starting with football and germany's blunders league a title race has heated up unexpectedly on match day $3134.00 abi leipsic a knew that anything less than a win at home to stuttgart would effectively hand the league title to buy a new nick luckily for them the visitors were in an obliging mood. byron

the effort and reward doesn't exist don't exist so is not a sport the british prime minister barak's johnsonalso spoke out how can it be right to have a situation in which you create a kind of cartel that stops clubs competing against each other playing against each other properly the super league's remaining members across italy and spain and italy said they would reconsider ways to reshape the project but the english exodus has left it dead in the water atletico madrid ac and into milan and eventis have now pulled out with the event as president andrea agnelli the vice president of the super league admitting it can no longer go ahead david stokes out his era you heard david mention any report that the vice president of the super league admits it cannot go ahead we cannot hear from under an yearly. remain convinced of the beauty of the project of devalued it would have developed the pyramid of the creation of the best competition in the world but admittedly no i mean i don't think. that project is now are still up and running maybe something will happen in the future i'm not going to say ho

prime minister barak johnson said in a tweet that he was deeply concerned about the violence adding the way to resolve differences is through dialogue not violence or criminality the 1st minister of northern ireland had called for the resignation of the police chief constable over the issue but he refused to stand down it's clearly an unhelpful spat at a time of tension andrew symonds al-jazeera. most of the 600000 doses of china signed off on covert vaccine census sri lanka are setting on ice the government hasn't approved it for us and our finance reports now from colombo anyone thinking the scenes are in china could be forgiven it's actually cool with 900 vaccines and the chinese nationals living and working in she lanka. they were the 1st to receive vaccines from the 600000 doses they need to do the south asian island might be using we started to give only for the chinese city sense while living here working and living it and the families and those who love working in after i put the next thing i think there is no more i don't have any heart so for now i feel good. but these reactio

i was going to call you boris johnson boris boris form and barak khalid's thank you it's good to talk to you thank you have have a good we're going to. do to. well that 2 trillion dollar infrastructure plan was high on the agenda today when president biden convened his entire cabinet for the 1st time at the white house 10 weeks since his inauguration by now has basically the entire cabinet all approved by the u.s. senate and all in place to carry out the business of the executive branch presidents always have a cabinet but no president has ever assembled a cabinet as diverse and representative of all americans as the one that met today i want you to take a listen to biden's pledge and some of his nominees taking their oath of office by naresh cabinet it will be a historic cabinet that looks like america i desperately fighting for hope and pain are not there right here but i thought i might get the taps into the best of america that opens doors to something i swear it's not only where that's the place that i live for and the constitution of the united states the constitution of the uni