it has been in - it been effective? it has been in china. it been effective?hs since china. it's now 11 months since china have recorded a death from covid within china. and very, very low cases, but that comes at a very high cost, and the cost we are seeing is these lockdowns that china imposes on as soon as there is a can of an outbreak and there is masters and giving him spot it. so this we have the city with a .1 million people, three cases, not the demented people identified through testing and the whole city and lockdown. in the city of xian as big london has been in lockdown since before christmas and that is 13 many people confined to their homes. again for a small number of cases. there is a biggest outbreak they have had since wuhan, about 108, 18 orso have had since wuhan, about 108, 18 or so the minute plus 40,000 people move the quarantine. but it's costly in it xian. the difficulty now the ability of the government locally to keep this people fat and people needing to get out and get medical treatment and there was a case just in the last few day

he has 'ust been if he has been cool or not. he has just been himself _ if he has been cool or not.t tried i if he has been cool or not. he has just been himself and not tried to j just been himself and not tried to be anything else, he was an amazing character. just the pure size of him would not put you down as a rock star but he made that work for him, he made his life out of his vision of what he looks like and an amazing career and a great actor as well, which i do not think he gets credit enough for, an amazing actor. i had enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he — enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he had _ enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he had been _ enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he had been in _ enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he had been in so _ enough for, an amazing actor. i had no idea he had been in so many films. we cannot have you here without hearing you as meat loaf. we have not got the orchestra or lights or big set, but what will you saying that? give us a few bars of something?— that? give us a few bars of s

been tough, it's been really— like grimsby, it's been tough, it's been really tough. _ like grimsby, been really tough. the _ like grimsby, it's been tough, it's been really tough.— been really tough. the labour leader, been really tough. the labour leader. a _ been really tough. the labour leader, a former _ been really tough. the labour leader, a former director - been really tough. the labour leader, a former director of i been really tough. the labour- leader, a former director of public prosecutions, has definitely made his mind up. he reckons the prime minister is a lawbreaker and a liar. i think it's pretty obvious what has happened, that industrial scale partying has been going on at downing street, not much of it is really denied, and i think the public have made up their mind, i think the facts speak for themselves, i think the prime minister broke the law, i think he then lied about what had happened. mr speaker, i want to apologise... the prime — mr speaker, i want to apologise... the prime minister has admitted turning up at one drinks do and said sorry. but there was a

we have been consistently clear about that. we call >> we have been clear abt that. with that, we are happy to take your questions. reporter: i want to start with russia. a couple things. do you have any timeline now? when the written responses going to be sent to moscow. price: i can tell you that the response has not been transmitted to moscow but i can assure you that once they respond, we will let you know. reporter: and he will also be giving it to us? price: we will let you know. reporter: yesterday i believe you said something about how over the course of the past 10 days or so, in terms of formulating what the responses going to be that you are consulting with nato allies. i wanted to know, does that include ukraine? have ukrainian officials been consulted about what this responses going to be and are you taking into account their concerns or considerations in the document? price: we have been consulting extensively with our allies and our partners. of course when it comes to the latter card glory -- category, that includes ukraine. we have solicited their fe

number of passengers who have been coming from abroad have been testing positive on arrival just a couple of hours ago. there's a charter flight from room that arrived in the city of um, ritz or more than a 170 passengers on that flight tested positive on arrival. now the state of bengal, earlier hack, suspended all direct flights from the u. k. it also went ahead and restricted domestic flights from jelly and moved by 2 of the hardest hitting cities. and now the state requires all passengers from outside the state to present in negative test. before arriving the state of connecticut in southern india also has a testing mandate for some passengers coming from certain states. so like my roster and go are and some other states that have high cobra. 19 cases, moon by which again crossed the 20000 mark in new cases, has already been testing all passengers. upon arrival, germany is relaxing quarantine rules but is bringing in additional restrictions for restaurants and bars. it was agreed that the meeting was in chancellor shells and regional leaders. infections are soaring across the country.

now, this has been a long time coming, hasn't it? it hasn't been an easy task.e going to look at with webb for the last five years that i have been contributing to. and on the engineering side, it has been decades in development and building. dr emma curtis—lake there. now, bringing you back down to earth... a volcano perched on top of one of ecuador�*s famous galapagos islands has erupted, producing a spectacular lava flow. the one mile high wolf volcano is located on isabela island, home to a rich variety of flora and fauna of the type that helped inspire charles darwin's theory of evolution. you are watching bbc news. a year ago most school pupils were being told to study from home and the bbc started its "give a laptop" appeal. we asked you to donate old devices, and the response was staggering. well over 100,000 laptops and tablets were handed over to families across the uk. however, the need has not gone away, as fiona lamdin has been finding out. this time last year, edwina and her four children were struggling with home schooling on a phone. this was the

quite a few who have not been. ., . ., ., ., , been.a service that was already understaffed. exactly. it raises- understaffed. exactly. it raises auestions understaffed. exactly. it raises questions for _ understaffed. exactly. it raises questions for the _ understaffed. exactly. it raises questions for the health - understaffed. exactly. it raises| questions for the health service understaffed. exactly. it raises- questions for the health service but more broadly borisjohnson to drop a hint a month or so ago about the longer—term future for the uk which was that more or less he cannot go on with restrictions and lifting restrictions and imposing more. we have to learn to live with this virus and the answer is as well as drugs and therapy will be vaccination. so hejust dangled drugs and therapy will be vaccination. so he just dangled the idea of pushing people toward something may be mandatory for the population as a whole but that clearly would go against libertarian instincts of a lot of politicians. it's not on the table on the agend

and acted for him has been so controversial and he had been challenged and he had been robustly interviewedd have been acceptable. but the problem was that none of those things happen. he the problem was that none of those things happen-— things happen. he absolutely denies any involvement _ things happen. he absolutely denies any involvement in _ things happen. he absolutely denies any involvement in abuse. _ things happen. he absolutely denies any involvement in abuse. the - things happen. he absolutely denies any involvement in abuse. the bbc. any involvement in abuse. the bbc said they are investigating what went on. he heard that statement. it depends on what the outcome of the investigation is. my concern watching it was that at no point did the present to say wait a minute, are you implicated, what is your implication even if the presenter did not know until that moment which of course they should have done. but evenif of course they should have done. but even if you get to that point i would still expect a bbcjournalist to hear somebody say this verdict has cleared me personally and

number of passengers who have been coming from abroad have been testing positive on arrival just a couple of hours ago. there was a charter flight from room that arrived in the city of unreturned more than a 170 passengers on that flight tested positive on arrival. now the state of bengal, earlier, had suspended all direct flights from the u. k. it also went ahead and restricted domestic flights from jelly and moved by 2 of the hardest hits cities. and now the state requires all passengers from outside the state to present in negative test. before arriving the state of cannot go inside and india also has a testing mandate for some passengers coming from certain states. so like my roster and go and some other states that have high cobra 19 cases mom by which again crossed the 20000 mark in new cases, has already been testing all passengers up on arrival. will 200 british military personnel have been deployed. hospitals in london to fill staffing shortage is caused by a surgeon convict cases. thousands of doctors, nurses, and other health workers are off either sick with the virus or having

working incredibly hard. [30 people who had been working incredibly hard.— people who had been workingredibly hard. do they really think this behaviour _ incredibly hard. do they really think this behaviour is - incredibly hard. do they really - think this behaviour is excusable? are they— think this behaviour is excusable? are they really going to defend him? are they really going to defend him? are they— are they really going to defend him? are they really going to defend him? are they really going to defend him? are they really going to stand by him? _ are they really going to stand by him? because in the end, it is not 'ust him? because in the end, it is not just the _ him? because in the end, it is not just the prime minister the voters will conclude is unfit to govern, it is conservative mps who stand by him _ is conservative mps who stand by him. ~ , ., ., ., ., him. mi5 identifies a woman who carried out _ him. mi5 identifies a woman who carried out intelligence _ him. mi5 identifies a woman who carried out intelligence for- him. mi5 identifies a woman who j carried out intelli

it has been quite bloodied, has been quite nasty in other towns as well. but again, so far, the government has failed to show the capacity to contain such a massive uprising because it hurt it. i mean, they do have the strength in numbers. so are the only hope here is that it doesn't claim any more lives that it already has. and so that basically both sides, since both sides, they might have appointed, i mean, every se, every side here, they absolutely believe that they have a point so that they will be able to resolve this through dialogue. because catholics, none is a very difficult both ethnically and there will sexually and religiously, it's a very difficult nation. and i mean, if i were to go into it, well, would need a good hour to just, you know, get into, get into the very basic stuff here. but yeah, just to take my word for a carfax and it is a, well, it's a complex nation. it's a complex, well melting pot of cultures as well. again, it's a very big country you. so if, if it plunges into lawlessness, consequences can be absolutely devastating both

and that's been made official. and this statement was the queen's approval and agreement that you could york's military affiliations. and royal patronage is happy return to the queen. the duke of your will continue not to undertake any public duties and is defending this case is a private citizen. i'm just going to look at the statement in more detail because it read that the duties have now been returned. of course, if we read between the lines, the queen may have applied a bit more for one to prince andrew too than give back all of those duties. but the 2nd part defending this case, as a private citizen. of course that's referring to the civil case that a u. s. judge gave the go ahead to just yesterday, the queen, 2nd son to face a sexual assault civil law. in fact, the duke review is facing the most serious now of allegations of sexual assault against the minor. but you know, you fray alleges that she was traffic by jeffrey the when she was just 17 years old and forced to have sex with andrew. now since these al

it has been amazing, a hell of a journey that i have been on.w, rain, storms. christmas day? yes, it was really good and i deserved my christmas dinner afterwards. he started his running challenge after hearing adam ellison's family talk about the devastating impact of knife crime. adam was fatally stabbed in the neck in 2017, and a foundation was set up in his memory. just so proud of him and what he is doing. he really is wonderful. in all weathers, he has been ill as well and still gone out. i am just so pleased that he is on with us, our adam foundation. we are in awe. it takes some doing, you know? you think, "could i do something like that? i no." he's amazing, what he has achieved over the last 365 days. we are super, super proud of him. there is still more to do because it is still happening in this city and other cities around the country, so there's still a lot of work to do. it's been four years since adam was killed, and all his family want for 2022 is to find those responsible. no—one should be taking a knife out with them. it needs

it's been so many surprises. that's why at this point in its own home and we don't have my, i'll do what the defending champion gotten, been exciting like that's the gumby or the lowest run. this is going to make 150, but do not, you know, doubt them. they can do anything, they have nothing to lose in this one. they've been promised each player $20000.00 if they can defeat cameron. that's a good motivation. so them full camera, obviously to have been sent a bowl because he's the current leading or at the one i met with 6 goes and also took it can be with another 3. so that's enough quiet power to sort of, you know, get the job done, looking good, if not last, at home in about 34 years. that's a good record. if you look at it that way, however, the books are not, you know, hope that the african since 1972. so it should be interesting, you know, for camera to go all the way more looking, also very solid, but they have the test to beat the 7 time champions, egypt, and that we can be. but then ago, you know, grinding

australians, of course, who have been under the most stringent covid—i9 rules who have been urged by the vaccine were angry that he was public about his reluctance to get the vaccine, but when he arrived and it was revealed that his visa was going to get revoked and that he faced deportation, his supporters came out in anger asking why he was told that he could come all the way to australia to then be turned back. that is that update. i've been speaking to sports journalist scott spits from the age newspaper in melbourne. he explains what could happen next. there are a range of outcomes that could happen. my best bet right now is that the deportation order will probably stand. what was most interesting in the released documents from both sides on sunday was that home affairs our federal government have flagged the prospect of detaining him again should the appeal be successful. my best feeling now is the deportation order will stand and he will end up leaving the country. the court hearing that's under way, it is likely to have a huge impact on his career going forward. what is at st

i symbolism has now been undermined by this? ., symbolism has now been undermined by this?ni has express _ this? i think the comments nusrat ghani has express are _ this? i think the comments nusrat i ghani has express are disheartening that she has had to experience that, especially as someone who had broken through, but i think on the back of this story hopefully we can achieve change and in some ways the truth needs to come out and see the leading and governing party will wake up to the fact this is quite serious and these allegations need to be resolved, as do the wider issues of islam will be out within the party. —— islamophobia within the party. —— islamophobia within the party. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight arejonathan walker, political editor at the birmingham post & newcastle chronicle and henry zeffman, chief political correspondent at the times. the headlines on bbc news... a former ukrainian mp linked by britain to an allege

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you have been _ experience. i have been enjoying the process. you have been watching - experience. enjoying the| process. you have been watching bbc news. still those. he has been called many names in many countries around the world but he is only fighting for the liberty of choice and that is all i'm going to say. where is he now? we've been hearing the reactions to novak djokovic being released from detention in melbourne — after winning an appeal against the decision to refuse him entry to australia. his family say he's now returned to the court, after the verdict. there could yet be another twist but djokovic has tweeted that he wants to stay on and defend his australian open title — he's looking to win a record 21st grand slam. if he does compete, the former wimbledon champion marion bartoli thinks it could be a difficult challenge after recent events. i think he can work his way through that first week and build momentum towards the second week but it is more how mentally and psychologically he could be affected by all of this and the headlines. he is the best when he is unde

dozens of people have been killed, thousands have been detained and public buildings have been torched0s. protests began a week ago in response to petrol prices being doubled — but have become a broader movement against the russian—backed government. kazakhstan's former intelligence chief has been arrested on suspicion of treason. gareth barlow reports. these khazak residents aren't gathering to protest, they're gathering outside the city morgue, waiting to find news of their loved ones killed when proesters clashed with security forces. even here, soldiers stand guard and guns are drawn. elsewhere in ekibastuz, the country's biggest city, people queue for bread and fuel as an uneasy calm returns to kazakhstan. calm, in part, imported from its nearest neighbours. contingents of peacekeeping troops requested by the president of kazakhstan continue to arrive from russia and belarus, heavy weaponry in response to unrest that began over a hike in fuel prices but now seems to have developed into an internal political power struggle within this former soviet state. on saturday, the former he

you'd opposition has mostly been silenced. here, activism has been clamped down hong kong. many parliament now goes ahead without an effective opposition. many politicians, many of loans colleagues are in jail or indeed in exile. so it's a very different political picture here. while it may galvanized some of in the democracy movement abroad, some that have been moved into exile, it's very unlikely to galvanize any reception here. we do expect the reception here to be rather muted. protest is erected barricades across rows in the sudanese capital concern. following the killing of 7 demonstrators by security forces, a 2 day general strike is in place in response to their deaths on monday. us diplomats are expected incident on wednesday to push the talks to and the political crisis mass demonstrations against military rule having taken place. since october, as coon the u. k. prime minister has denied claims by a former advisor that he line to parliament about a party during the 2020 lockdown. or as johnson says, he hadn't been warned together and could breach corona virus rul

mr; surgery was due to happen this week but has now been cancelled.- but has now been cancelled.d. my life is on hold. my _ but has now been cancelled. my life is on hold, my whole _ but has now been cancelled. my life is on hold, my whole life _ but has now been cancelled. my life is on hold, my whole life is - but has now been cancelled. my life is on hold, my whole life is on - but has now been cancelled. my life is on hold, my whole life is on hold | is on hold, my whole life is on hold and has been for some time now because i am totally focused on i need this doing and i need it soon. many are waiting for surgery often described as nonurgent, like david who has gone three years without a hip replacement. in who has gone three years without a hip replacement-— hip replacement. in the past six months or— hip replacement. in the past six months or so. _ hip replacement. in the past six months or so, i _ hip replacement. in the past six months or so, i have _ hip replacement. in the past six months or so, i have not - hip replacement. in the past six months or so, i have not bee

we've been _ not? it's absolutely a good move. we've been campaigning - not?? it's absolutely a good move. l we've been campaigning for this for well over two decades now. we want to see football fans have the choice to see football fans have the choice to either stand in safety or sit without people standing in front of them, blocking their view. as we know at the moment, large numbers of fans for many years now have stewed in seated areas which are not designed for that purpose. this is sometimes caused problems for people sitting down, this is a common sense solution. we praise the sports ground safety authority for the work they have done in this and i'm afraid that i don't agree with mark roberts with his fears. with all due respect to the police, they are not the experts on ground safety, the sports ground safety authority are. there will be some people, some football fans, who will remember the trauma of what happened at hillsborough and will still have a bit of discomfort about the idea of designated standing areas being brought back, won't there? it’s

vacations have been cancelled, time off has been cancelled.y, what has made the most significant difference to address public safety is, yes, we've made investments in social service programs, yes, we pushed for reforms to our criminal justice system. we will continue to do that, but when a line is crossed, people have to be held accountable for the crimes they commit in our city, and that's where our police officers have been critically important to our ability to do so. thank you to sheriff miyamoto who has been a real partner, and i'm looking forward to working more with allowing our sheriff's departments to work off duty. at the end of the day, i know this sounds like a lot of different things. i know this sounds like more and more promises that may not materialize, but i want each and every person in this city to know this work, and what we are going to do to turnaround how people feel in san francisco is the most important thing to me. this is a city that has a population of under 1 million people but has a $12 billion budget. the people

has been seen flights, have been cancelled in and out of the city. and even jets have been seized by these protest, including 5 foreign jets. also a t v station has been ceased, stimulus loser, filled out the she wouldn't know what this afternoon, a group of on identified people attack the mir tv and radio studios and l. mati. judging by the cameras, there were about 500 people. the attackers destroyed the tv production complex and workplaces of journalists. there was a rumor on social media. those people were demanding access to the live broadcast. but this is not true. our colleagues were evacuated from the office. none of the journalists are hurt and we are still broadcasting and catholic stars. these protests 1st to rep said over this energy price hi kaz, a result is not being brought down to the previous price. oh, so the former president nathan as my have another buy of he demonstrates, has expressed anger towards he's been removed from his post as the head of the security council. and the government has resigned. but none of these me have quel

ah, such bodies had been recovered, some of them had been burned or mutilated beyond recognition. so at the moment what is happening is that we are expecting to see more burials. and as the recovery effort continues in some prostate. meanwhile, 13 nigerian students in a teacher and fried by gunman after 7 months in captivity. and the northwest and state of cabby, within a 100 pupils were taken last year when attack a storm their college and the town of the ari. several rescued at a time while others were released in october after their parents negotiated with the captors. lama mccarty is a senior analyst at attorney blair institute for global change, and says, kidnapping has become a business in nigeria. it was initially purely financial. unfortunately, they have over the past 10 years extorted an estimated $20000000.00 from or $99.00 julians, and so kidnapping. over the last 30 years this vision became was driving in definitely the biggest business in that area. especially with the economic impact of 19, i mean legal companies don't make the amount of money criminal guns i'm maki

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there's been l high-risk. let's get on to i sanctions. there's been this high-risk.. there's been this idea floating around of pre—imposing sanctions, so this isn't waiting for action, this is imposing action to action, this is imposing action to act as a deterrent. what sanctions could actually make a difference? in terms of when they're in post, i don't really see the benefit in doing it before things have escalated. i'm not sure that would have any high impact in terms of de—escalation. in terms of the kinds of sanctions that could be imposed, lots of different things have been noted, and we're talking about economic sanctions. that's the main tool against russia against this stage. we could be looking at things like blocking russia from being part of the swift international payment system that's been talked about quite a lot. you can also look at things like visa bans and asset freezes on top people within putin's circle, and perhaps putin himself. what you think his response would be to some of those sanctions? i what you think his response would be to some of t

been trying to seize the city, but had not been able to. it is still being held by by factions more or less aligned or loyal with the internationally recognized government. but in recent weeks, a southern militia supported by the u. e. had been moved from the west coast of yemen to areas around it had been, had started pushing the horses back. so the who these started being a bit concerned with that. so what, what is safe to assume at this point? yesterday they sent a missiles and, or drawn, it's not entirely clear still what exactly happened on the u e. this is a very clear message from the who's east to the u. e to deter them from a getting involved like this around it. because we have seen regular ed tried and missile strikes mainly on nat apples and facilities in saudi arabia. how important is it that the who fees are now costing an eye towards the way e. exactly as the whose these had been sending, hundreds of miss allan drone strikes on saudi arabia in recent years. that happens on a regular basis. the who these are the u. s. e. have

the churchill has always been a powerful institution. but in recent months its foundations had been shaken by sex scandal. last september, a nun in kettler accused and influential bishop of repeated rep. when officials failed to act, a group of nuns rallied around the victim and held unprecedented public protest. one of those who joined those protestants with sister lucy calibre she travelled from a home here in the district, why not to support the alleged victim? the nun is weary about being filmed public. she chooses an empty auditorium to speak in the 26 years that she's been a nun, she's come across many instances of sexual abuse by the clergy. st abuse in the t shirts. my plates to that nan's, it's happening. but it's of a, it is silent, allowed of story. i her all ready in it. ah, god, sad made sisters and i do. how do 3 expediency slang that prompting me tempting me to their own ambition? been there trying me to tie san they said, trying to stick to with them that a lot of mistakes inside the church, but they're not ready to. i'm

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so the bloodlines have been mixed. but i believe that there is some families that are just still pure american families without any large infiltration of a blood from other from other sectors. and what is important is that they get up one morning. they find out that if you look at the numbers, the, his hispanic numbers are overwhelming. we now have a country where we are non did minority and may be a sphere. i'm of the large numbers of, of, of, of, of, mix races that they have. and i would like to know humans since look at that, maybe a sphere that has them reacting the way they have. what it takes is that those who have the larger numbers that's consumed assure that they are just humans and that they want a chance to live in the land of liberty. and the opportunities should be provided. because if you look at it, the other way is really scary. let's go to the economic issues because you've been a vocal advocate of the african industrial revolution. turning the continent from a source of raw materials for everyone else

been treating them as a joke.nd i think the public will be very angry that it looks — the public will be very angry that it looks as— the public will be very angry that it looks as if they were taken for tools _ it looks as if they were taken for tools and — it looks as if they were taken for fools. and i accept that it was very difficult, _ fools. and i accept that it was very difficult, it— fools. and i accept that it was very difficult, it was awful, and it still— difficult, it was awful, and it still is — difficult, it was awful, and it still is awful when you think about the people who couldn't hug their loved _ the people who couldn't hug their loved ones, the lady who commented in the _ loved ones, the lady who commented ih the story— loved ones, the lady who commented in the story was at her mother's fuherat— in the story was at her mother's funeral and _ in the story was at her mother's funeral and couldn't hug her grandmother. there were these amazing — grandmother. there were these amazing sacrifices th

so he's been spending trails to support that's i've been calling for his release. they've been several groups, especially from the east, made us who are asking governments to revisit conditionally because he has a ticket to get government living hole in calls for the independence of for fidelis . and as you said, the region briefly succeeded from nigeria and 67. why are we seeing these calls for independence school louder now? and what has the niger in governments reaction been when the calls and gotten loud, especially after? you know, what would become truly turn to see when they're all in 1999. first, the group was lead, a group of similar group was led by what was who led was called the man for the transition of the sovereign state of beth. for i say why he wasn't present unless i released. then i'm the cardinal, who was his director of publicity, who, leaving the case took it up. and now he's mobilized very young people. some people who have joined the struggle and they've been like more like pick into the streets with testing before them the was arrested and

the fact is they've been _ that has not been the case. they've been having _ that has not been the case. the fact is they've been having parties - is they've been having parties throughout because in the end they thought— throughout because in the end they thought that the laws that they were putting _ thought that the laws that they were putting together were not laws that applied _ putting together were not laws that applied to them. the putting together were not laws that applied to them-— applied to them. the revelations about what _ applied to them. the revelations about what went _ applied to them. the revelations about what went on _ applied to them. the revelations about what went on here - applied to them. the revelations about what went on here keep i applied to them. the revelations - about what went on here keep coming, piling even more pressure on downing street's most senior occupant. and nick is in downing street. it's been a fast—moving morning and those revelations don't stop coming. and that is the problem for downing st

whenever there has been a significant flare up of case numbers, the have been officials who have been held responsible and either punished or fired from the purse. now this goes to show how serious beijing is taking it 0 tolerance approach to the core of iris. even now t is on and it also is an example of what paging is trying to do to ease frustrations due to the inconveniences caused by these outbreaks. the city of she, 13000000 people, is the population. all of them now are under severe lockdown, unable to even leave their homes. and this lockdown is entering its 3rd week now. and there have been many complaints that because of this locked on, many residents are not able to access fresh food or other daily necessities. i was unclear so far how long this locked on will continue. but authorities that under extreme pressure to get the case numbers down before the beginning of the beijing winter olympics in february. so far since the beginning of december, that have been in total more than $1600.00 cases. they're covered cases of the delta variant. and the latest figure reported on mon

been 2 successive cou bye as he be. go into in molly and now perhaps again in burkina faso. so as henry mentioned, there's a bit of confusion about the whereabouts of president hockman, cowboy, on the one hand, that the mutineers say that he's in their hands and some local media reporting that he is safe and sound in the hands of security forces. the last thing that people want to see is a country that is divided because there is currently arm groups active in burkina faso. whether it be arm groups, link to al qaeda, or i'm groups linked to i saw and remember that what provoked all of this row, rob really was what happened last november in the nuts, out way, where security forces came under, attacked by affiliates from al qaeda. it turned out that some of them had gone without their food rations for weeks, and they were ill equipped to deal with the attacks that caused public outcry. and there was a series of protests on the streets of walker do ever since, where the president did, instead of reinforcing the security fo

you've been advising people and we've all been — nhs.'ve all been told to take pcr test, so will people get their heads around this quickly enough for it to make a difference? this around this quickly enough for it to make a difference?— around this quickly enough for it to make a difference? this has been one ofthe make a difference? this has been one of the issues — make a difference? this has been one of the issues with _ make a difference? this has been one of the issues with covid. _ make a difference? this has been one of the issues with covid. we've - make a difference? this has been one of the issues with covid. we've had i of the issues with covid. we've had so many different rules and changes and from a behavioural point of view this is quite difficult and i've spent the last six or 12 months in clinics persuading people to get a pcr rather than relying on a lateral flow test when they have symptoms. however, i think a lot of people are now much more familiar with lateral flow tests and have got used to doing that before they g

she has been amazing.ceeded everyone's expectations. >> she reached the pull five days quicker than expected, despite sickness and exhaustion about all of which melted away with elation at achieving her goal. >> you can achieve anything you want no matter where you are from. everybody starts somewhere. i didn't want to just break the glas ceiling, i wanted to smash it into one million pieces. >> getting used to the solitude, which is good because an outbreak of covid that was going to bring her back is stuck in isolation. >> amazing achievement. before we go, a story from turkey which shows why you should pay attention when driving. commuters in istanbul were stunned to see a car coming down the tracks. the driver took a wrong turn and ended up on the track. thankfully no one was hurt and the fire bgade med the car. thank you for watching. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the f

so much has been overshadowed _ history. so much has been overshadowed by - history.ch has been overshadowed by all the l history. so much has been _ overshadowed by all the controversy. should it have been allowed to get this far? ., .,, ., ., this far? no. in most of our opinion. — this far? no. in most of our opinion. the _ this far? no. in most of our opinion, the medical- this far? no. in most of our - opinion, the medical exemption was really shady from the start. the deadline was supposed to be september the 10th, and the other way you could get an exemption is pretty clear, and it was not because he tested positive. it's not about any medical panel, that's not who controls the borders. those of us who have been coming to australia for decades now how tough that border crossing is, even in normal times and it was very clear, players needed to be double vaccinated in order to come into the country that had suffered so much, especially during melbourne, they had some of the strictest lockdown rules of the pandemic for the last 18, 20 months. still, novak, it was

ocean beach has been closed. we want to talk about what is in place and what people should be expecting. jonathan: so in san francisco, like the coastline of california, we are seeing the impacts of this to nami. and first and foremost, lettuce and positive thoughts to anyone on the islands affected by this devastating incident. here in california, specifically san francisco, our coastlines are, at this time, in a position where we are asking people to stay out of the water and away from the coastline. reevaluate their plans if they involve going into the water or near the coastlines. we're expected to see one to three foot waves coming into our coastal areas. we're not expected to see flooding from those, but more importantly, what we can't see is the undertow in the actual recurrent that's below that. these rip currents are going to be coming in surges. it's enough to pull somebody in ankle deep water out to see, and you can be a victim or a statistic, either one of which you don't want to become. julian: of co

and i fill in recent years, an estimated 2000 people have been killed and a further 1500000 have been displaced while the government has resorted to arming civilians to fight off armed groups. many in the armed forces see this is a mistake. they say they should be given the means to fight armed groups, not civilians. we were just taken inside the camp as mutiny, as pointed their guns with us. inside we saw mutineers with ski masks, firing their guns in the air, demanding to be heard. the government says the situation has returned to normal, the defense minister denies this was a crew attempt. st. president, bori is safe and still in charge, not by deity. i strongly deny. first of all, the head of state has not been detained. no institution of the country has been threatened. so as i said, these movements a localized, they are circumscribed. and we're following the evolution of those movements. on saturday, security forces fought with anti government protesters who blame the leadership for failing to stop the attack by arms groups. negotiations are underway between the president and th

i've been here for a couple days. there been no problem whatsoever, but there is an absolute unyielding determination on the part of the talkers the not leave until all the mandates about bandanna are gone because we've been putting up for 2 years. and we've had enough, they're not following scion when they're playing all these different mandate. it just the political maneuver, try to control it. and the doctor is simply going to take, they're not going to tolerate it anymore. so on boy, from british columbia and from the maritime, the mall, the other province, the balkan birds on ottawa, they fill it up to $53.00. it's the biggest protest i think in canadian history, geographically it's a bit difficult for canadians to have a productive receptor. big country, but we've never seen anything like this before. and i think it just lit a fire in canadian because this is partly an opportunity for all of us to get together. to show that there is a widespread movement. i guess what our government's doing through don't pride t

there's been no developments.government announced it had been subject to a major cyber attack. now, we don't know who is responsible for that but that is another concern. people in europe have been warning for some time about the possibility of a hybrid attack. warfare is notjust traditional warfare as we think it. it can be in other ways as well. so, yes, i think there's a real worry here now. i think the us ambassador to the osce talked about the drumbeats of war, and that's where we have ended up at the end of the week of the promisee. jeffrey mentioned sanctions. that was the tool used to punish russia almost exactly eight years ago now after the annexation of crimea. what impact have been made? it's a good point. for all the talk of the eu and gear up not having that much power in defence it does have power when it comes to sanctions. more than the us. after all europe have got my trade with russia and in particular it's a huge relationship in terms of energy. it depends on russia for a lot of its gas and tha

this has been the judgment today and this has been why there's been a jubilant atmosphere with his supportersnfusing and uncertain yet again because while this was happening, we also know that the lawyer for the government has said that the government, the federal government, specifically the immigration minister, could still exercise his executive powers and cancel the visa and attempt to deport novak djokovic. on what basis, for what reasons? we still don't know but we do know that an air of uncertainty now and confusion hangs over that decision by thejudge. so, based on what you are saying, i think your answer to my next question is that you simply don't know this at this stage, because they have been some reports, and i emphasise unconfirmed reports, that novak djokovic had already been detained again. i take it you can't confirm that? we cannot confirm that but we do know from our colleagues in belgrade that his family has been speaking, that novak djokovic's brother has been speaking. he said "we're going through some tough time. "novak showed how persistent he is, he's showed that he h

we been here in the united states. my superior academic sci, i'm superior, the family came to bowling green kentucky a little more than a decade ago. after fleeing conflict in the democratic republic of congo, and spending 20 years and a tanzanian refugee camp. we tried to run here the door was all, are locked, sir. this is in my room. 9 members were sleeping when the tornado ripped through their bowling green neighborhood. i had something like, come to my, my, my bed. all. i wake up my website, we had that we are dying. miraculously, they all survived. other families in the neighbourhood weren't so lucky. at least 12 people died here. many of them refugees to. they came to this country to build a better life, only to see it all blown away in a night. in the city of 72000 residence, one and 7 were born outside of the united states. from places like bosnia me and mar, and most recently africana san what's unique is that we've integrated very well. you know, we go the same schools ago, the same churches, we go, the same

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intelligence has been indicating for some time, not only because the russian troops have been amassedng the border of ukraine by the tens of thousands, but we have seen the uptick since november on social media that seems to indicate that, as well. the u.s. president is now saying that he believes in fact vladimir putin has perhaps made the decision to somewhat intimately -- imminently make that invasion and that it would be a regrettable decision, the u.s. president also saying that if vladimir putin does this that there would be harsh financial sanctions, something the international community has warned and cautioned against, and it would be punishing and have lasting effects in the short-term, midterm and long-term. emily: the u.s. secretary of state has been in key have reaffirming washington's commitment to kiev. we have the latest out of kiev. >> the message is the same, but this time it is from the ukrainian capital kiev that u.s. secretary of state antony blinken renewed calls for russia to choose diplomacy or pay a price in case of military escalation. >> today, there are som

so about throughout 51 of the suspects had been sentenced to death to have been released. one was a journalist, another was a police officer, and one colonies army officer has been sentenced to 10 years in jail for breaking military rule. he was at a judge's said that he had failed to assist people in need. now he, the officer that colonel from the congress army was the highest ranking person from the security operator there at all. and that's what critics and activists say with a massive problem with this whole trial is the new it didn't look nearly far enough of far, far up the, the power chain enough to the people who many believe were really behind this killings because of the substantial evidence and it's been uncovered that suggests these killings may have been ordered from the highest level of the con, the lead state in these alleged atrocities we any close to. so having a definitive version of what happened there. no, i mean the, the 2 investigators went the 5 years ago to try and investigate reports of math because of civilians at the time. that's what their missi

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