say for us absolutely safety is very difficult it's a role it's neve barker that life or is in london thank you very much in deeds let's bring you some other news now after months of deadlock there's been a breakthrough in efforts to restart peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban represent system both sides say they've agreed on a framework for negotiations of though the agreement only covers procedure both sides are set to begin to scotland the agenda for talks which will include a cease fire agreements were at present system livia's soon wyvil powers are preparing to meet for their 1st joint session since 2014 parliament members are travel and see the city of dermis in western libya for the meeting on monday a highly anticipated session for those talks in morocco the rifle's agrees on a framework to end the year's long division there stephanie williams is the acting united nations envoy to libya she says its political representatives need to come together to see the peace process through. with the political process now moving forward a unified parliament is going

nigel barker, we will choose to remember the great and the glorious.an always get in touch with me on twitter about any of our stories. bye for now. hello there. parts of the uk have seen quite a bit of snowfall over the last few days, mainly north and western parts of england into wales, northern scotland and parts of northern ireland. the southeast corner, though, still hasn't seen that much, you could see some over the next few days, and likely to see further bouts of rain, sleet and snow. of course, ice will be an issue pretty much wherever you are over the coming few days. this cold northerly wind blowing right down across the country will be with us for the rest of this week and into the start of 2021. it'll be pushing in lots of showers around coastal areas overnight, but through the night, it looks like we could see winds turning a little bit more northwesterly via the showers into western coasts of scotland, northern ireland, into western england and wales. could see some lengthy clear spells further east. it'll be a cold night wherever you ar

. >> in lexington, kentucky, the barkers christmas tree farm.y, david, this is dale barker. >> dale, third generation, coming to us from his snowy farm. >> covid's made 2020 the year of change for all of us. we've made many changes around here. made in america is very important this year. >> in galien, michigan, too. >> hey, david. at pine chris christmas tree farm, they're hoping you'll buy local. >> purchase that made in america real christmas tree this year. by doing so, you are also helping me put somebody to work, helping at those christmas tree farms. thank you again, david, and merry christmas. >> and in corvallis, oregon, you might remember our made in america report on the holiday tree farms. 7,500 acres, chopping down the trees. helicopters carrying those trees to the trucks. >> hi, david. >> telling us tonight they've been shipping early just to keep up with demand. >> we're seeing customers that are really focused on the family tradition, going out and buying a real tree this year. >> and in mckinleyville, california, the johnsteen t

can join dominic cain now in berlin dominic we've just heard there from the barker u.k. is moving ahead with this american c. rule light at speeds are we seeing similar moves and similar intense from european governments. certainly the european union institutions but also the constituent parts from a countrywide perspective that means that health ministers from the e.u. all of whom met today digitally because of the coronavirus restrictions and agreed on what they consider to be the way forward which is not quite the same speeds that they see the british government having moved forward with the minister who presided over the meeting that took place today yan spahn is the federal health minister here in germany for him what masses' he says is that rather than having a piecemeal approach in the sense of different countries introducing the vaccines to their populations at different rates he says that solidarity across the e.u. is what matters that vote therefore means that all $27.00 release vaccines at the same time to their populations also says mr spawn and this isn't a

the extent of coverage on monday prompted deborah barker to record this video for us. i live in the north in a tier 3 area. we were in tier 2 to start with and now we've moved into tier 3. there are lots of other towns and cities around which are also in tier 3. somewhere in tier 2 and some went originally into tier 3. it was mentioned on the news briefly but not very much. however when a another city move from tier 2 into tier 3 it simply dominated the news is if this was a 1st. anyone and eve ryo ne is if this was a 1st. anyone and everyone was interviewed. tier 3 is tier 3 wherever you live. surprise, it was london, was in a? typical. typical. that sense that some parts of the country are getting more attention than others is felt not just between the regions of england, but also between the nations of the uk. mick ellis, for example, wrote this to us recently.... the bbc news channel is supposed to be national. alison coyle, writing from northern ireland on wednesday, had a similar perspective... and colin ainslie wasn't happy either... at least english viewers sho

the extent of coverage on monday prompted deborah barker to record this video for us.into tier 3. there are lots of other towns and cities around which are also in tier 3. some were in tier 2, and some went originally into tier 3. it was mentioned on the news briefly, but not very much. however, when another city recently moved from tier 2 into tier 3, it simply dominated the news is if this was a first. anyone and everyone was interviewed. tier 3 is tier 3, wherever you live. oh, what a surprise, it was london, wasn't it? typical. that sense that some parts of the country are getting more attention than others is felt notjust between the regions of england, but also between the nations of the uk. mick ellis, for example, wrote this to us recently:

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health minister says that 50 hospitals are set up a ways in to accept the vaccine they've barker reports from london. the m h r a which is the medicines and regulator e or 30 is an independent organization it has basically sped up all of the checks and balances that it needs to go through to make sure that this vaccine is safe for use. now it's all down to exactly how fast the manufacturer can make the vaccine to determine exactly how how many people we can reach but we do believe the from monday morning 800000 doses will be in the u.k. thailand's constitutional court has acquitted prime minister pray with a charge of and the ethics violation allowing him to keep his post the opposition to challenge his decision to continue living in a military residence even though he's a civilian leader 3 of hong kong's best known pro-democracy activists have been sentenced to prison joshua war will spend around 13 months in jail. and ivan law received shorter sentences u.s. attorney general william barr says the justice department has not found widespread voter fraud in last month's presidential elect

let's go live now to neve barker in london so a knave clearly a very positive message from the u.k.health secretary how's that going down. yeah hancock are very keen to show that the only is this a medical triumph or a triumph on behalf of britain's regulator the 1st country in the industrialized capitalist western world to be able to green stamp this vaccine but is also something of a of a political triumph for the british government as well but the proof i think all really be seen in how quickly and how organized the british government is in actually getting this vaccine developed of course by german scientists with the backing of a us pharmaceutical giant how far the british government is in getting this vaccine out to the people that need it most so we know of course from monday from early next week 8 100000 doses will arrive in the u.k. 400000 people will be able to be treated we know that those most. to risk people in cat homes will get sick 1st and that's it will gradually go down the ages and go down the list of people most vulnerable to cope at 19 before eventually a bulk o

neave barker for "inside story."ammed: other countries have announced plans to roll out vaccines. russia began injecting doctors, teachers and health care workers. china is inoculating more than one billion people with one of its experimental vaccines. the u.s. could grant emergency authorization to a pfizer candidate by the end of the week and start delivering to states immediately.the eu is reviewing pfizer vaccines safety and could authorize it by the end of the month. south korea has announced it has secured enough doses to cover 80 -- 80% of its population but it won't start rolling them out until other countries have done so first. let's bring in our guests in london, we have anna blakney, research fellow and bio engineer at imperial college london where she works on covid-19 development. azeddine ibrahimi is professor of medical biotechnology at mohammed v university. sergio's moscowchows is a molecular virologist at north on beer at university. what are the steps being taken to control the pandemic and can we

it would be i don't know what is this father government has said that health care and frontline barker's will be among the 1st to be vaccinated now does that include people who work outside of hospitals as well as such as in diagnostic labs all funeral homes for example. yes that i would tend to think that that would be an independent a lot of this is left at the state of provincial level to decide things have been given about health workers being 1st and then frontline workers and all of these individuals given that is that asked of transmission especially by virtue of the book that they do certainly qualify and i think it would be certainly the case that they would be deluded and this is up to also the states to ensure when they do that industry or as part of the friday's asian existence a crucial question though is that once of vaccine does become available once it has been approved by the indian government we people have to go through the government and through government vaccination centers all will be able to get themselves vaccinated privately as well. yes so the companies seem to

time, when i was maybe 10 or 11, he started to play new orleans music, and i also played in danny barker'srview baptist church, which was a new orleans traditional band. jazz was difficult at that time for a person my age and my generation to figure out what it was, because it was not a part of the american mythology. whereas with classical music, you had competitions and classes you could go to, so you can get -- you could get a track record on your resume. like if you say, what did i do, -- i do? it would say when i was 14, i won by my competition to play the trumpet concerto with the other morning. but i was playing jazz the whole time. what could i say that i did? i played in a club on a wednesday. david: but in one year, you won a grammy, the only person to win a grammy in jazz and classical music in the same year. wynton: it's a funny story about my father. he went to the grammys. he was not into those kind of things. and he sat through the whole show and he was, like, wow, this is the grammys. at the end of the show, i won, i was in the hotel with him and my mother getting ready to

it would be i don't know what is this father government has said that health care and frontline barker's will be among the 1st to be vaccinated now does that include people who work outside of hospitals as well as such as diagnostic labs all funeral homes for example. then to think that that would be an independent a lot of this is left at the state of provincial level to decide payments have been given about health workers being 1st and then frontline workers and all of these individuals given that this get asked of transmission especially by virtue of the book that they do certainly qualify and i think it would be certainly the case that they would be good order and this is up to also the states to ensure when they do that industry or as part of the privatization existing is a crucial question though is that a once of vaccine does become available once it has been approved by the indian government we people have to go through the government and through government vaccination centers or will they be able to get themselves vaccinated privately as well. yes or the companies seem to be sud

marathon and not a sprint most vulnerable people may have to wait until next year to get vaccinated if barker reports from london. hari show will be among those at the front of the queue to be vaccinated against kovac 19 the racial equality campaigner from newcastle upon tyne in north east england says it's a relief and i have received a telephone call i was very excited i feel. it's good you know i want the opportunity of doing get and so i'm not noble or anything like that i looking forward to final preparations are under way ahead of the largest vaccination program in british history of the pfizer bio and tech drug approved for use in the u.k. last week have been arriving for pfizer's factory in belgium the logistical challenge is immense the vaccine needs to be kept to the round minus 70 degree celsius everything we need in england 50 hospitals would facilities to store the super chill drug will be the 1st to administer it scotland wales and northern ireland will also begin similar programs in hospitals on choose day it's the beginning of the end of this pandemic we're not there yet it's

commission president praised the agreements but with some reservations if barker has all the latest from london here in the u.k. the british government has to get the deal through parliament let's not forget boris johnson has a significant majority in parliament is expected to breeze through especially now that we know that the opposition labor party are poised to back it as well a lot of the on the basis that it is the lesser of 2 evils given the very real prospect of a no deal bracks it has loomed over the past few weeks or so south korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic it reported more than $1200.00 new cases as it rolled out its toughest ever restrictions. japan's prime minister your shaheed asuka is releasing 2600000000 dollars in funding to help medical facilities treating the coronavirus the country has been breaking infection records on a daily basis more than 3000 cases were confirmed on wednesday the medical alert system in tokyo has been raised to the highest level following the unprecedented spike and infectio

vaccine this month although final human trials aren't finished new barker reports. it's called covert back trade name sputnik v. after the soviet era satellite that triggered the space race and now russia says it's soaring ahead in its campaign against kobe it 19. dozens of clinics in the capital moscow have begun inoculating those most at risk from the virus the city remains the worst affected place in the country 1st in line of people who work in schools the health service and social workers the large scale vaccination of military personnel has also begun but each person getting 2 injections $21.00 days apart. i decided to do it right away not to wait it's difficult to say what to expect but i do hope it will stop me from getting ill the russian government approved the vaccine for use in august after recording 95 percent effectiveness of preliminary trials at the time it was touted as a world 1st despite only being tested on several dozen people the speed of the approvals drawn criticism at home and abroad with health experts insisting more advanced studies are ne

underway but shorty of people getting it next year those most vulnerable very soon they are deserve need barker reporting live from london many thanks dave gillian tang is a consultant verona just at leicester royal infirmary he joins us now from leicester good to have you with us julia what do you make of this. yes i'm just speaking as a university of leicester special sciences girl it just here basically this is good news the prairie data shows good fixie and terrible safety for this vaccine but if there's any based on about one $100.00 to $200.00 participants results then only in normal times would you know it would wait for a phase street to be completed which would include thousands or tens of thousands. or dispense with the data so still early days that are the prospects are promising to what extent the british being used as guinea pigs here that well i think the mh ari has approved this very quickly that's true even before the f.d.a. and the year may. and i think they must have confidence in the effects of the safety data they've seen so far of course pfizer going to have published the m

streets to complain about new rules around abortion in has been dumped the women strike has neve barkerwith no. defending war demonstrators say a reproductive rights opposition m.p.'s brought protests to the floor of poland's parliament on tuesday chanting this is war. thousands of joined daily marches across the country in defiance of code 19 restrictions in the capital warsaw streets were blocked bringing traffic to a standstill. i am so sorry i need to fight for my daughter's future i cannot imagine not being. able. to follow the last week's ruling by poland's constitutional court that abortions in all but a few cases are legal to move paves the way for the governing rightwing law and justice party to approve a fireable terminations even in cases of fetal defects and when there is no chance of survival outside the womb abortion will only be allowed in cases of rape incest or where there's a threat to the mother's life. joining us on the stand today we have demanded do you feel introduction south to our global audience around the world to see. i could see it too well i have polish imp

well that's good so the lease is from the barker he joins us from london and they have a deal has been done what happens next. what happens next i assume is a process of healing but it is of course $1646.00 days since the referendum that almost 'd split the british population down the middle on whether or not they felt the u.k. should remain or leave the european union i don't think it's fair to say that that split is exactly the same now largely because people are pretty weary are for 4 and a half years of talking about this is taking a pandemic to push bricks it out of the way is being the biggest talking point amongst the british population many people now see this trade deal as simply being the lesser of 2 evils given the looming prospect of a no deal departure from the european union something of an uphill struggle for the british government and in trying to convince people they voted for brakes and also people that didn't vote for brakes this is all in the national interest boris thompson has to get through parliament is expected to do that with ease given his significant majorit

the end of the year what's more suck about in the months the years to come for a day that we need barker live from london thank you. what a half a 1000000 coronavirus cases are being recorded every day across the world south korea's just suffered its worst surge yet for the record buys daily infections country put in place its toughest ever restrictions this week with popular tourist venues closed until early next month the u.s. continues to record around $200000.00 cases every day starting on monday though everyone travelling to the u.s. from the u.k. must have tested negative for the virus after a new strain was discovered in britain this is one of a number of the variants believed to be more infectious others have a marriage in south africa and nigeria and they're being blamed for the steady increase in cases which continues around the worlds. well despite the surge in cases vaccines are providing hope across the world 3 countries in latin america have begun its mexico an intensive care nurse received the 1st dose of mexico city here's john home. the 1st latin americans to be vaccinat

because haters have been unable to agree on a number of key issues let's find out more with the barker he's joining us from london so is there much hope about this meeting in brussels knave. well that while the mood music ahead of this meeting between boris johnson and us live on the land later on of the day a formal dinner we gather hasn't been all that great michel barnier the chief negotiator said on tuesday that he felt that the prospect of a no deal breaks it is looming ever closer saying that it is down to the prime minister now to try and get things moving again if he is successful it means that potentially we can talk about setting a new date for the resumption of negotiations to try and get this trade deal over the over the line but we've said this a 1000000 times time of course is running out they've only got a couple of weeks to do this to be able to make sure any trade deal this ratified in every single government and every single e.u. member state on tuesday though there was some positive movement but to do with a completely separate deal altogether to do with the movement

well the barker has more now on what lies ahead for the u.k. government's. when it comes to the race to regulate the u.k. appears to be leading the pack but the real question now is can it continue to lead logistically when it comes to rolling out this vaccine over the coming weeks and months we know that there are some huge hurdles some sticking points when it comes to the practicality of it all we know also that as of next week only a small batch of doses will arrive around 800000 that will help 400000 people because there you need 2 doses 21 days apart we know that certain people across british society a prima prioritize the elderly in care homes in the care workers that look after them and then progressively down the age groups the different levels of vulnerability people will eventually receive the vaccine let's not forget also that perhaps by the start of next year when the bulk of people will be able to receive this pfizer biotech vaccine there may well be other vaccines available as well the british government is very much trying to frame this as a w

operate the netherlands has recorded almost 650000 cases and more than 10000 virus related deaths need barker is following developments across europe he has this report for us from brussels many people see this is a necessary step others are treating this rather reluctantly particularly all the businesses that were hoping to recoup some of the lost profits ahead of christmas we believe that there is some wiggle room though on christmas eve and christmas day in the day after allowing a certain limited number of family members to meet but nevertheless this is pretty much the tightest restrictions that the german government could implement across the country's 16 different federal states primarily primarily because the numbers have been going in the wrong direction for some time for at least 11 days in a row the death toll has been above 400 deaths today and now with this sudden surge 952 deaths in a 24 hour period the number is somewhat skewed by the late arrival of some data from saxony nevertheless though there has concerned an awful lot of people close to the german government including scie

in the case of helen hamilton gardener she was a little confluences barker factors will come she was boarding 1853 so she's a little early. she doesn't become a birth control activist. she's a sex reform in a in a different way which we can talk about the she's a free thinker, meaning we would today call atheist or agnostic. so the freethinkers also come up against the comstock laws. not for talk about sex but for challenging organized religion, for writing things have considered blasphemous, for questioning the bible and the word of god. so the freethinker sometimes aligned with the free lovers who are the ones that wrote openly about sex and critique traditional marriage in their joint opposition to the comstock laws. that's the part that i was going to talk about, and then to get to the early aclu i will turn over to my co-panelists. >> it's interesting because -- one thing is the aclu did not start as a woman's project until the 1970s. and so people tend to associate the aclu very much with civil liberties for defense of the bill of rights, much more so than with anything having

both sides need to ratify that agreement which will uncouple britain for decades of membership if barker reports now from london i have a small present for anyone who may be looking for something to read in that sleepy post christmas lunch moment and here it is 2000 pages of dense detail the british government's christmas gift to the nation because this is a deal a deal to give certainty to business travelers and all investors in our country from the 1st of january a deal with our friends and partners in the in brussels e.u. ambassadors met for a christmas day briefing with the blocks breaks it negotiated michel barnier the $27.00 european union states are expected to formally back the trade deal within days the european parliament which normally votes on the text before it becomes law will vote on the deal retrospective early in january. the choreography is different for british m.p.'s who will cast their vote on the deal in parliament on the 30th of december where it's expected to pass with the the government controls a sizable majority of the opposition labor party says it will reluct

as well but this is very much a significant day here one that is carried with a lot of emotion as barker says in his report coming up. it is happening a turning point in the global fight against a virus that killed more than a 1000000 people around the world 90 year old grandmother margaret keenan made history becoming the 1st person to be vaccinated with the pfizer bio and take drug outside a trial she encourage others to follow her lead. over it because it's free and it's the best thing that's ever happened and the moment do please go for it in a somewhat dramatic turn the 2nd vaccine went to a man called william shakespeare a poetic star perhaps to a new chapter in the fight against corona virus more than half of the people who've died of the virus in the u.k. are over 80 they're getting the injection 1st along with the elderly in care homes and their carers unused doses are going to frontline medical staff the british government's call this a v. for vaccine day but the prime minister warned it's too early to call this a v. for victory in scotland. in england people having the vaccine

disappear every day and we know very well that these appearing at a faster rate by doing be able barker's you so busy i think our stand could be meaningful also for those of course in the balkans see you monday it's injustice in egypt. politicians in argentina have taken a major step towards legalizing abortion a bill was approved in the lower house of congress after more than 20 hours of debate but it's expected to face more resistance in the senate president alberto finance has made women's rights a central tenet of his government tries about reports now from buenos aires. a much awaited vote this is the beginning of the end of a battle this women have been fighting for a very long time the legalization of abortion in this mostly catholic country. congress passed the bill by 131 vote 217 it now goes to the senate and i only has it up when we all head up here in 2018 we were disappointed because we lost in the senate but we hope this time it will be different it's a right that we deserve to save women's lives was activists gather outside congress abortion is a divisive issue in argentina

go suitors have been unable to agree on a number of key issues in barker's joining us from downing street so what is the expectation that a compromise can be reached. i think on the whole expectation saw pretty much makes we've heard different things from different politicians over the course of the morning when of them are unclear as to what extent boris johnson can actually get negotiations going again because that of course is the aim the resumption of trade negotiations in the hope of having some kind of trade deal in place before the final deadline of the end of the month but we've said this many many times this agreement will need to be agreed not only by the commission and the parliament but ratified in every single e.u. member states and in some countries that also includes federal areas in countries like belgium for instance and any one of these states or areas can actually do you write any kind of agreement that is reached so it needs to be watertight whether or not face to face a dinner date with us live on the land will make any difference will really have to see at the end of

routes to distribute the vaccine as quickly as possible let's go live to london now to seriously barker's there so need how and why has britain become the 1st country to approve fires as a vaccine for public use. well the british government has announced that it is poised to begin one of the biggest public health operations in a modern times starting early next week largely because of the speed in which its regulator has given the pfizer bio and vaccine the green light the go ahead now to be rolled out on mass beginning early next week for the treatment of course of covert 19 let's not forget that in only 10 months this vaccine has been developed and approved a process that would normally take possibly more than a decade so for monday morning the government's confirmed they're expecting a shipment of 800000 doses that can be used to treat 400000 people causes hancock the health secretary just said that you need 2 doses 2 injections 21 days apart to confer a degree of immunity we know of course from initial trials carried out by by and 2nd pfizer that the effectiveness is around 95 percent

in cairo in 2016 barker's in brussels following he says the resolution rejection came as a disappointment for human rights groups that have been appealing the e.u. for a tougher stance against egypt. quite a resoundingly defeat for this resolution 608261 the european parliament the resolution was brought by 2 italian m.e.p. on behalf of the socialist and democratic alliance was just explained as a left leaning bloc of amy p.s. across the european union and within the european parliament it's difficult to say exactly what the reasoning was for it to go so drastically in the other direction for those who brought this resolution but the feeling is that the arguments were perhaps not strong enough in piling extra pressure on the egyptian or forty's when it comes to holding the government there to account for alleged human rights violations italian investigators concluded that this was a state sponsored killing that's been denied by the egyptians but last week we saw 4 high level egyptian officials accused of being involved in the kidnapping and murder we believe now that the trial will be on

all right thanks so much needs barker let's go over the dominic kane is live in berlin for us and dominic how about the e.u. regulators how fast are they getting through with the approval for vaccines. the interesting thing from the e.u.'s perspective we sort today there has been a meeting of the $27.00 health ministers plus the european commission in a virtual meeting that is because of the corona virus restrictions on movement and that sort of thing and the person presiding over this meeting was the german health minister yen xan and in and in print to news conference after the summit meeting of ministers was speaking about the difference of approach that can be seen between the united kingdom's health ministry and the e.u. health ministries prospectus for mr sean what he said was what all health ministers agrees was that it was best not to have 27 different approaches to vaccine releases for the $27.00 member states but to go with one simple one agreement all countries get the vaccination at the same time he said it wasn't what mattered was not to be 1st but to be fast safely and there

leaves the block in 3 weeks and barker has more from london. we've heard different things from different politicians over the course of the morning when he of them are unclear as to what extent boris johnson can actually get negotiations going again because that of course is the aim the resumption of trade negotiations in the hope of having some kind of trade deal in place before the final deadline of the end of the month but we've said this many many times this agreement will need to be agreed not only by the commission and the parliament but ratified in every single e.u. member states and in some countries that also includes federal areas in countries like belgium for instance and any one of these states or areas can actually do you write any kind of agreement that is reached the u.s. supreme court has rejected an attempt by republicans to overturn joe biden's victory in pennsylvania the party had sought to scrap 2 and a half 1000000 votes and sylvania result has been certified in biden's favor and in a one line statement the supreme court re

and then maybe i don't know what is this father government has said that health care and frontline barker's will be among the 1st to be vaccinated now does that include people who work outside of hospitals as well as such as diagnostic labs all funeral homes for example. yes that i would tend to think that that would be an individual not a lot of this is left at the state of provincial level to decide they need to be given about health workers being 1st and then frontline workers and all of these individuals given that is that asked of transmission especially by virtue of the book that they do certainly qualify and i think it would be certainly the case that they would be godor and this is up to also the states to ensure when they do that history or as part of the that is asian existing is a crucial question though is that a once of vaccine does become available once it has been approved by the indian government we people have to go through the government and through government vaccination centers all will be able to get themselves vaccinated privately as well . yes or the companies seem to

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ratification the 2 sides have finally agreed 80 tariff deal after months of tense negotiations need barker has more from london here in the u.k. the british government has to get the deal through parliament let's not forget boys johnson has a significant majority in parliament is expected to breeze through especially now that we know that the opposition labor party are poised to back it as well largely on the basis that it is the lesser of 2 evils given the very real prospect of a no deal bracks it has loomed over the past few weeks or so south korea has recorded its biggest daily increase in corona virus infections since the start of the pandemic it reported more than 1200 new cases as it rolled out its toughest ever restrictions. japan's prime minister yes he's suga is releasing 2600000000 dollars in funding to help medical facilities treating people who have contract with the coronavirus the country has been breaking infection records on a daily basis. pope francis delivered his annual christmas mass of the vatican the head of the roman catholic church's governments to work together to