is no longer in the you so many is saying that that is a win for brics it women are saying that is a win for equality right bracks and for his waiting thank you so much for that. so news now in bonus legal football and shell haven't won a game since january 2020 and on target to set an unwanted record the longest winless streak in the bundesliga the current holders are a team up by the name of tasmania berlin who set the record in the 1960 s. and just by the negative connotations has money aren't too keen to relinquish their place in history but it doesn't look like a shell coat will displace them the last place squad with just 4 points has hired a new coach gross who hopes to get them out of those doldrums and avoid becoming the new holder of the blueness league as a worst ever record. does money a bellina known throughout germany for $1.00 thing that disastrous $96566.00 season the cup when $31.00 matches without a win in the campaign a ball in this league or record they also hold the record for the fewest goals scored in a season ends the most goals conceded i but former player th

now which i think is an important distinction to make i mean we all know that the campaign and the brics it is. spun the british electorate a few tall tales in the course of the campaign and beforehand but i mean i don't think there's any simpler way to put it than that if you put up barriers to trade especially with what is by fire largest trading partner then you are going to be poorer than you otherwise would. been and sort of questions about the contribution to the e.u. budget is neither here nor there yes britain was a net control contributor no longer be paying sums of that magnitude into the budget but but it will be exporting less it's there will be fewer customers for its goods and services therefore there will be less tax revenue they'll be less going to the treasury so there is you know that's a pretty straightforward decision that was made sovereignty of whatever sort regulator ie border whatever legal whatever else in exchange for less access to the markets of your biggest trading partner in the meanwhile to a new european leaders i've written down were very set about the tr

remains our neighbor but also our friend and ally in the address he also said that this brics it was the child of the european malays and of many lies and false promises so an admission that there had been weaknesses in the e.u. but stressing that he thought it was a great shame a mistake even what had happened similarly the irish foreign minister simon kovan he has said that it's not something to celebrate and regretting that the relationship between ireland and the u.k. is about to change will of course islands and northern ireland parts of the u.k. share of the island of islands there will be a transition period before customs checks have to happen on goods coming from great britain into northern ireland but that's one example of red tape that surround the corner for businesses in the u.k. lots of people asking exactly how much disruption there will be also to citizens here the government has warned them to make sure they have travel insurance if they're heading to european union countries they will be restrictions on how long they can reside in the e.u. and there will be lots and

pleased at least it's over those who were in favor of brics it but he can't rest on his laurels he made it all about sovereignty and politics now he's got to prove that the economics work the government is already estimating it's going to cost about 7000000000 pounds that's all. most 8000000000 euros just in bureaucracy for british business is he's got the issue of services the services industry in the u.k. makes up about 80 percent of the british economy that's not covered in this new trade deal so he's got many things that he's got to trying to sell to and to prove that brics it is still going to wait for the u.k. now if i understand there is one a product that is going to be cheaper to buy in the u.k. without tax rolls can you tell us about that yes there's a summitry product so for women the so-called templeman tax now that has cost about 5 percent for everyone in the e.u. because of the u.k. being a member of the e.u. it also had to impose that levy that's now gone because the u.k. is no longer in the e.u. so many is saying that that is a win for women a saying that is a win for eq

has since clarified that it will not use an emergency clause in the brics it deal to block access the block is under increasing pressure following sharp cuts to planned vaccine deliveries it wants the pharmaceutical pharmaceutical company astra zeneca to stick to its contractual delivery schedule the drug company says it will supply british orders 1st the e.u. has just approved astra zeneca vaccine for adults and now the approval process is beginning for 2 new vaccines from novak's and johnson and johnson both produced weaker results against the more infectious south african string for to be with this report. the irish border a flashpoint during break that talks was for several hours on friday at the center of a growing ground over vaccines the european commission has now reversed a decision to impose export controls on vaccines from the republic of ireland to northern ireland but speaking before the e.u. climbdown northern ireland's 1st minister say. it amounted to the imposition of a border this is an incredibly hostile and aggressive act by the european union block for years we wer

now there's a brics a deal but. we still do not have access to them and we can watch because of some issues to be solved and one of them is is the norwegian have to make a deal with the with the u.k. and with the e.u. before they only had to make a deal with the e.u. so that's one of the big issue. well that's what we're talking about so for if you watch the clock going out whatever it's 27 past the hour we hope you have a good day for me kevin owen in the rest of the team thanks for watching r.t. and don't forget to r.t. dot com as well if you're out and about for all our breaking news. the newly inaugurated american president joe biden calls for unity in a country sharply divided at the same time big jake continues to deep love for the individual and even cancel their competition and still others are calling for trent supporters to be. so much please. the world is driven by shaped by one person. thinks. we dare to ask. this. smoke i don't like a model made in the muslim on muslim world one whom you know demos done

but this is the 1st of the brics has become a reality but let's remember that today is a public holiday it's not a normal day normally for example the number of trucks and lorries of going across from dover in the south of england to cali in france would total about $10000.00 today estimated there were $800.00 now obviously that's partly because it's the 1st of january but also because many hold these companies stayed away they didn't want to get caught up in any delays and the red tape but they are warning that the next few days in the few weeks we'll see will be when that they will see if there will be good delays and what that paper what will really mean for them big victory though for the british prime minister boris johnson who's this election promise was to get bricks it done so now briggs it is done what's next for he's got a lot on his plate but yes we have to hand it to him he has got brecht's it done this is a very good for him he's had a very difficult year particularly with the covert crisis many people blaming him in his government for not locking down the u.k. early enough

using his new year's message to call britain a friend and ally going on to say that in his words this brics it was the child of the european malays and of many lies and false promises so what he is saying in effect. yes we realize that there were problems in this block that we have but that going it alone certainly isn't the simple solution that some people in britain are presenting it does nonetheless the government in britain can now say yes we promised you a brics it it's a slim trade deal it doesn't cover most of the british economy but it's a start all right thanks so much that's the dream barber for us. in india health experts are reviewing the safety of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine for emergency use the world's 2nd worst affected countries yet to approve any vaccine for rollout it's recorded more than 10000000 cases so far with nearly 149000 deaths and there are signs of final approval could be imminent as elizabeth random reports from new delhi. india's health ministry is saying that the expert committee of india's drug's regulatory body continuing to meet to consider emergency u

nearly a year of transition followed with the trade deal now in place brics it is set to show its true colors. the u.k. may have its bricks it done but there's still a lot of haggling ahead the fisheries agreement seen by many in the industry as a sell out come to proper fruition for 5 years and that will be subject to negotiations decisions still have to be made in the services sector which makes up 80 percent of the economy leaving kluges financial services and data sharing that will be any new taxes to pay on exports at the border but there'll be plenty of bureaucracy in delays are likely every day for. freedoms will also end new rules on travel immigration mobile phone use bank accounts to name a few and there are big implications for the future of the united kingdom the scottish national party promise to restore e.u. membership to largely pro e.u. scotland if it becomes independent northern ireland is the only part of the u.k. that will continue to follow many of the e.u.'s rules that's to avoid the return of a contentious hard border with e.u. member the republic of ireland but t

nearly a year of transition followed with the trade deal now in place brics it is set to show its true colors. the u.k. may have its bricks it done but there's still a lot of haggling ahead the fisheries agreement seen by many in the industry as a sell out come to proper fruition for 5 years and that will be subject to negotiations decisions still have to be made in the services sector which makes up 80 percent of the economy they've included financial services and data sharing. it won't be any new taxes to pay on exports at the border but there'll be plenty of bureaucracy and delays are likely everyday freedoms will also end new rules on travel immigration mobile phone use bank accounts to name a few and there are big implications for the future of the united kingdom the scottish national party promise to restore e.u. membership to largely pro e.u. scotland if it becomes independent northern ireland is the only part of the u.k. that will continue to follow many of the e.u.'s rules that's to avoid the return of a contentious hard border with e.u. member the republic of ireland but that

has since clarified that a lot use emergency clauses in the brics it deal to block access to the block. the kids are doing creasing pressure following shop cuts to plant vaccine deliveries it was the pharmaceutical company astra zeneca to stick to its contractual delivery shed jewel but the drug company says it will supply british orders 1st the e.u. just approved astra zeneca vaccine for adults and while the approval process is beginning for 2 new vaccines from novak's a johnson and johnson but both produced we can results against the more infectious south african strain w.k. begins our coverage from berlin this is the astra zeneca vaccine in use available to british patients most at risk from covert since late last month and from now on officially so too for many e.u. citizens most at risk from the pandemic it's a real pleasure to be here and to announce the 3rd positive opinion for the authorize ation of the astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine this expand the range of vaccines available to e.u. and a member states which will all help to bring the pandemic under control and protect the ci

now which i think is an important distinction to make i mean we all know that the campaign that the brics it is. spun the british electorate a few tall tales in the course of the campaign and beforehand but i mean i don't think there's any simpler way to put it than that if you put up barriers to trade especially with what is by fire largest trading partner then you are going to be poorer than you otherwise would. been and sort of questions about the contribution to the e.u. budget is neither here nor there yes britain was a net control contributor no longer be paying sums of that magnitude into the budget but but it will be exporting less it's there will be fewer customers for its goods and services therefore there will be less tax revenue they'll be less going to the treasury so there's you know that's a pretty straightforward decision that was made so vincy of what i thought regulator e board is whatever legal whatever else in exchange for less access to the markets of your biggest trading partner let me milestone you european leaders i've written down were very set about the trade dea

which i think is that is an important distinction to make i mean we all know that the campaign and the brics it is. spun the british electorate a few tall tales in the course of the campaign and beforehand but i mean i don't think there's any simpler way to put it than that if you put up barriers to trade especially with what if by fire largest trading partner then you are going to be poorer than you otherwise would. been and sort of questions about the contribution to the e.u. budget is neither here nor there yes britain was in that contributor no longer be paying some of that magnitude into the budget but but it will be exporting less it's there will be fewer customers for its goods and services therefore there will be less tax revenue they'll be less going to the treasury so there's that's a pretty straightforward decision that was made so vincy of whatever sort regulator e board is whatever legal whatever else in exchange for less access to the markets of your biggest trading partner let me milestone you european leaders have written down were very set about the trade deal historically i

now which i think is an important distinction to make i mean we all know that the campaign and the brics it is. spun the british electorate a few tall tales in the course of the campaign and beforehand but i mean i don't think there's any simpler way to put it than that if you put up barriers to trade especially with what is by fire largest trading partner then you are going to be poorer than you otherwise would. been and sort of questions about the contribution to the e.u. budget is neither here nor there yes britain was a net control contributor and we no longer be paying sums of that magnitude into the budget but. will be exporting less it's there will be fewer customers for its goods and services therefore there will be less tax revenue they'll be less going to the treasury so there's you know that's a pretty straightforward decision that was made so venti of whatever sort regulator e board is whatever legal whatever else in exchange for less access to the markets of your biggest trading partner let me monson you european leaders i've written down were very set about the trade deal h

between some of the arguments that were made from one of the can could sort of constituencies of the brics it broke a few years ago and then the people who it was who enabled the conservative party to have this very substantial majority and enabled them to get rid of all of the problems that the reason they had to deal with because she didn't have majority so that was. and how that tension plays out in the next years is going to be one of the interesting domestic political aspects of this i think is sometimes seems that this sort of the great british people really would like to live the european lifestyle. an anglo-saxon tax regime. doesn't really go there if you look at that if you look at the percentage of of british g.d.p. which is in the hands of the state britain is actually not at the bottom of the league table if you compare it to stern year for example so there's a bit of that but to me it's very interesting question is how to the brits you see themselves you know particularly the english see themselves think we should turn it that way which is you need to have some kind of nationa

are adapting to the reality of brics it. and pakistan have taken control of the 1st test against south africa is here with all the action in about 30 minutes. pakistan's supreme court has upheld an earlier decision to release a man convicted then acquitted of murdering wall street journal reporter daniel pearl in 2002 judges dismissed efforts by daniel pearl's family and the pakistani government to keep british born mad omar saeed sheikh in jail so shake could receive the death penalty but was acquitted of pearl's murder last year his lawyer says he should be released immediately and these people should not have risen even for one. to get. their life. right yet this market. has been this did indeed. without them having to make you any money. jessica says. well the murder of daniel pearl has been in the courts for nearly 20 years now pearl was a reporter for the wall street journal he went missing in karachi in january of 2002 while doing research on armed fighters in pakistan about one month later a graphic video showing the

and us has 20 supermarkets in france mostly in paris the end of the brics a transition period of the new year that new controls on goods passing from britain . and also from in the business team here and ellen from la to visit our website to do we don't come slash business for us on facebook and twitter about. music you can change lives these children from mexico are just learning that. their lives so overshadowed by poverty and family problems but in the park a struggle they can leave that fall outside and find a home for the future 3000. crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues over disowns are available online course you can share and discuss on w africa's face for other social media platforms crime fighters tune in now. welcome to global 3000. take a listen to this sounds like these are inspiring young mexicans sweet check out an exciting orchestral project in india some women and taking radical steps to stop them menstrual cycle crease and. like many countries the gambia.

dairy had a turnover of more than 4000000 pounds they were on the verge of expansion that is until the brics a deal that emerged last year left them cut off from their core export market the issue really revolves around the vet issue helps to focus for instance this one which is cheese to a tissue that. requires exactly the same health to fit your shoot as $180.00 pounds each as was a pilot of these cheese going over as a wholesale shipment consequently this makes a commercially and logically it possible for us to continue shipping city year. and it afflicts all british firms that export milk or meat products to the european union the dairy had earmarked a 1000000 pounds for a distribution center which would have employed 20 people in rural england now they're considering building it in friends. into the creamery it's in my home county back in england delicious cheese actually if. that's all from us and the business team here in berlin if you do a mile from us you go over to our website stay to read up com slash business plenty of all business stories on that we're also on facebook and twitt

against our will the circumstances a change we deserve another referendum on the other hand the fact of brics it creates a massive new headache for the s.n.p. and the separatists in that if scotland were to secede from britain then to rejoin the e.u. then all the sudden you have another border problem to deal with just like we have to deal with the northern ireland an island what are going to be the rules governing movement of people of goods and services across that border that wasn't an issue if england and scotland were both inside the e.u. it would become an issue and that would be a very hard question for the separatists to have to ask for another independent review of the 30 certainly would be have a presupposed that got an independent scotland would become a member of the european union i don't i don't think that's what's going to happen it's at the heart of that proposition yes but i think you have to be make itself honest and admit that there is if it takes one member state to vote against it you can be should have will be think so forget about an independent scotland i don't see it

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the you know and the bric the economy is recovering very very robustly as a result but in terms of the bigger picture i think you can say. trump gave it has given china some short term cause for celebration because he's done you know and he's so tarnished. the perception of democratic systems but in the longer term america might come back and give china a cause for longer to our anxiety because you know the trumpet ministration is obviously going out in the loading in the most dramatic and awful and horrifying fashion that one can possibly imagine but it but the trumpet ministration is going out and in within 2 weeks less than 2 weeks. joe biden will be the president and if if. he does a better job of pandemic control than the economy will recover you know maybe maybe this whole. situation that we've the spectacle of the past couple days will will be something of a catharsis in terms of the this. puzzling public personality cult that had been built around trump and if this manages to exercise the demons of trump ism. you know about 2 years from now the the democracy brand might actuall

the briggs's battle for sovereignty but while british fishes were at the forefront of the march to brics it the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota after a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here feel very with a price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal it's not what we wanted it's not what we asked for. i think we all knew deep down that we'd get. shafted. uses a lever. but the way we all thought it would be as bad. phishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an illusion of probably one of the only remaining voting fisherman you'll find there is another couple but now i'm. not happily walking around the case saying i told you so but i am walking on a piece saying i told you we were soldiers post boys correct. and it was all

debating only about the medical issues and we need to start seeing it in the wider context and accept the bricsand those need to continue as a country and the has to be a balance between keeping people safe and also maintaining the wealth and livelihoods and educate all this culture of. moscow's notorious traffic jams could soon be a thing of the past for some high flying taxi passengers a russian urban am ability companies testing so-called passenger introduce which could lift off in a couple of years hotties constantine washed off was 1st in the queue. and just like that city traffic is no longer an issue instead of driving along congested highways this taxi should lift you up and take you from a to b. by a or. by the way there are no paddles or a steering wheel i mean the whole thing is supposed to be controlled by a person remotely or by computer program the only thing i can do while inside is to pull the brad not in case of emergency combat will attract a parachute. of course using it as the air transport transport for passengers like air so to speak in the big congested city is the 1st th

rights and nearly with the block but then in december it could end that access to its waters over brics it related delays in those talks the danish fisherman we spoke to again says britain is exit now from the union hasn't helped either. fishing and fishery was a big part of. every bricks and deal and then we decided to domes to not give access to their waters before there was a break to deal now there's a break to deal but. we still do not have access to them always in was because of some issues to be solved and one of them is is the norwegian have to make a deal with the with the u.k. and with the e.u. and before they only had to make a deal with the e.u. so that's one of the big issue. if you watch the clock is actually 27 minutes past the hour that's it for now for me for so much more about what we're talking about this wednesday check it out see dot com running for social media there's no you think about the stories of the day would bring you as well so it's great to hear from you but here in moscow kevin 0 in on the team with a thank you for watching and have a great day. join me

grow if they can't have a european future within the united kingdom matthew says didn't will fall for brics it is well sure you can see that if it was scottish or northern irish independence you are talking about but this is a by wales which also voted for breaks that logically of course went on in his interview to say that he thought scotland would indeed get to essence to rule and he anticipated the reunification of ireland to which bob says i really hope boris says he can't do it anymore and he has to drop scotland to northern ireland to look after himself and finally learn their shot says just like clockwork the alex salmond sure gives us constant in these waiting times thank you both says lorna now almost a year tickle when president trump was making fun of the vitus and prime minister boris johnson wasn't even attending quick briefing meetings dining straight on this show got to christmas predicted there was going to be equal pandemic what you potentially got is something which while it's less lethal than sols is much more infectious than saws and about as lethal as the 1918 flu pande

also coming up more posed to brics its supply disruptions the supermarkets in britain warning of food shortages in northern ireland. hello welcome to your business i want to johnson good to have you with us 535000000000 u.s. dollars that's the size of china's trade balance off to exports grew in 2020 lifting its us to a 5 year high that despite the groan of virus pandemic and the trade war with the united states in december exports surged 18 percent on the previous year supply problems elsewhere helped to boost demand for chinese goods china's robust recovery also drive domestic consumption of foreign products with imports also beating expectations. and a report just released by the european chamber in china implies that the asian powerhouse has long managed its into dependence with the world economy in a highly strategic and limited munna what does this mean for foreign companies operating there well that is something i discussed earlier with the president of the european chamber in china and i started by asking him if china was at all interested in being a team player in the global

the british prime minister pay billions of pounds and compensation to scotland for the damage the brics it's going to do to its economy i guess mcneil of the scottish national party told us why. of course nobody's benefiting from back setbacks it's a complete lose lose scenario but then my part of you know to hell is analogous total and we're going to see the worst in all of you know from this exit that's been visited on people of the european union you can get 5000000000 in 5000000000 euros in the u.k. go and understand cough up 2 and i'd argue that the highlands and islands deserve more than others because they're disproportionately disadvantaged by the exit to get at is the black city years have made the european union be to curse they've made them king because no every best has one of every company selling it the european market has to keep the bureaucrats to clipboards happy people that never saw before they're certainly seeing them no and recent polls suggest that support for scottish independence from the u.k. is growing as i guess mcneil again explains. well in 2014 scotland was

openly about the medical issues and we need to start seeing it in the wider context and accept the brics and those need to continue as a country and the has to be a balance between keeping people safe and also maintaining the wealth and livelihoods and educate all this culture. still had on our team at numerous u.s. states down restrictions despite the surging death toll i'll get reaction on that among our stories after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. the muslim world are going to feel better than the us i was upset because i. was. just as. she was you make the. jungle. book you go to the british course but i'm really not going. to. tell. you watching r t international welcome back to the program the us is registering some of its highest daily death tolls from the virus with more than $79000.00 victims this month alone yet that isn't stopping some states from left uncovered restrictions as artist on quarter explain joe biden entered the white house ma

place within the european union whether less than 2 years later for the brics it will fit in the loose all that motion. scotland was lied to effectively but also told don't just steve the united kingdom would lead the united kingdom but we wanted to show a lead by steve in the european union we were too low to have any sort of veto within the united kingdom and that we're going to the city to school we we can thank dealt with it a little wheels what is significant is in 24 to 55 percent of scots floated to the united kingdom if you knew him but in 201662 percent of stores would you just be in the european union if european union more popular with sports and referendums than the united kingdom. that's all for this hour news wise but if you're looking for more head on over to our website our team dot com for countless articles and all our shows exciting at. best frankly kind of one of the architects of america and it's all this out there was going to and when you can both are free money the republic is done and this is what just happened in $20.00 election people voted for free money and

and only about the medical issue and we need to start seeing it in the wider context and accept the brics and those need to continue as a country and the has to be a balance between keeping people safe and also maintaining the wealth and livelihoods and educate all this culture of how the conversation went on things sorting out international this weekend looking out the window snowing here today but moscow bracing for a 2nd weekend of anti-government demonstrations nonetheless we look at that contrasting way the west treats them as opposed to the road various domestic rallies that have been taking place and that story more coming up. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic development the only way i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by. no dares thinks. we should ask. again how we could day despite the snow moscow is bracing for unauthorized demonstrations meantime one of them's already taken p

openly about the medical issues and we need to start seeing it in the wider context and accept the brics and those need to continue as a country and the has to be a balance between keeping people safe and also maintaining the wealth and livelihoods and educate all this culture of thanks for checking out our to international this weekend when i was not a choice to have this all the more special to us now this is ahead as moscow braces for a 2nd weekend of anti-government demonstrations we look at the contrasting way that the west treats them and the mastic rallies itself the break. thanks guys or financial survival. when customers go by you reduce the price. then how well we do somehow or. that's undercutting well what's good for market is not good for the global economy. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. there's nothing a narcissist hates more than to have their inflated ego collide with that of another narcissist just like in greek mythology it's a long and messy clash

the bronx it battle for sovereignty but while british fishes were at the forefront of the march to brics it the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota after a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here feel they were the price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal it's not what we wanted. it's not what we asked for. i think we all knew deep down that we'd get. shafted. uses a lever. but the way we all thought it would be this bad. fishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an illusion of probably one of the only remaining voting fisherman you'll find there is another couple but now i'm. happily walking around the case saying i told you so but i am walking manically saying i told you so here we are so postboys abraxas. and it was all

debating only about the medical issues and we need to start seeing it in the wider context and accept the brics and those need to continue was a country on the has to be a balance between keeping people safe and also maintaining the wealth and livelihoods and educating should all this culture of thanks to chasing aussie international we're back in 30 minutes. but the pandemic no certainly no borders just flying to nationalities. doesn't work we don't come with the we don't look like world needs to be. judged as coming very close as. we can do better we should know better. everyone is contributing to each her own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges created with the response has been met so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. stocks bonds commodities and currencies everywhere you look in the world you have price discovery is broken and the ability to make markets has been shattered because access to free money is now ubiquitous and virtually infinite.

the costs can the world bounce back from the worst economic contraction since world war 2 and the brics nations corn of the vaccine market what kind of recovery can we expect without the world's poorest drive and sets the stage for economic domination counting the cost on al-jazeera what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. welcome back our top story this hour articles of impeachment against u.s. president donald trump have been drafted by presidents trumping gaged and high crimes and misdemeanors by inciting insurrection house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi is yet to endorse the language of the draft but of course this race is divided storming of capitol hill on wednesday. the head of the world health organization is urging wealthy countries to deny access vaccine doses to the group's kovacs facility. says vaccine nationalism or global efforts to curb the coronavirus pandemic. in the u.k. reported more than 1300 coronavirus deaths on thursday breaking the daily death

what lies ahead is also uncertain thanks to brics it which will match small businesses who then have to digest through these great trade deals between between states right i think of course the economic end of it so that clarity can my business apps actually survive through the realities and then for us we're fortunate we can look at other sourcing we can look around to see well if we can no longer get a french briefer i can say because the cop price point doesn't give an opportunity to in english we said there were opportunities from fresh produce to fine wine importers and exporters alike the reality of britain's breakup with its largest market is becoming clear the light switched on and it dawned on us that actually this was going to be a quick fix this wasn't going to go away all of a sudden the cheshire cheese company has shelved investment plans to cope with previously growing sales to e.u. consumers the search is on for alternatives one door closes another one opens we already shipped to the u.s. and canada we could probably stand a heck of a lot less and maybe fill that up by

countries that are already taking steps in that direction because that's why for example post the bricsit u.k. government trade ministers are already talking to some of the african countries because they're thinking we can access lower labor cost markets that in theory are built on lots of movement of industry infrastructure and people and the reality of dealing with those companies in that environment might be completely different to what it should be on paper yes you'd be going to head out again. as you know myself and colleagues and also what you've just. provided now provides a context to the larger picture that really you know occurred regulation a trade trading framework really is not the end all be all of you know addressing all our key konami challenges. and so the example that you give that you know it's even if we do have this setting framework in place it still doesn't address the greater challenges that are posed. or brought about by the existing financial architecture of the globe that we have right now and the reality is that africa is indeed losing a lot. you know some st

s foreign policy is essentially being snagged dunce naldo up in the brics a process now that it's pretty much free of that it has the opportunity to. flex its muscles again on the international stage and to put some distance between its foreign policy and the e.u.'s foreign policy and dominic rob was quite clear in his statements earlier today that he didn't like the way that the e.u. is doing things at the moment particularly with regard to. an investment deal that the e.u. is in the process of sorting out with china. israel's top human rights organization has started using the term apostates to describe how the israeli government controls occupied palestinian territories one of the groups of use the term for decades but solenn as only done so in very specific contexts the group says that were of a palestinians live and the occupied west bank east jerusalem gaza or israel itself they have fewer rights than jewish israelis. india's supreme court has ordered a poor's in the implementation of controversial new agricultural laws. have been protesting since november angry that the changes co

incoming by the administration is desperate for a deal on the environment at the next c o p talks post brics it boris johnson is keen to get an environment deal what happens if the chinese start lobbying at the highest ranks of the high in the highest circles in washington and they say something in effect along the lines of ok we'll give you a deal on the environment on the global environment but you turn the other way when it comes to hong kong and the muslim week in china. well 1st of all relied to clarify some points on the curb aging people says is about separatism what's happening in hong kong but that is not the fact the fact ace and most of the protesters in hong kong are demanding for autonomy and democracy these are promised on implementation of system by beijing and the way that they do it is by protesting and raising those demands and i mean for now the global politics after the bind by the ministration came on turn that on a thick certain cooperation with china in regards to public health climate change exacta and the way we see it is important that we that kind of cooperation is

think biden will sign the deal with boris johnson much quicker than trump has been as regards post brics future only if somebody research or i mean but biden is working out about half as marbles you know that right have you ever watched him say he's running against george or i pledge allegiance to the united states. oh and the rest of it or mistaking his wife and his sister to the democrat party has plans for joe but there's no question they've got 2 major things on which they can take him out of office any time they want they could get 10 psychiatry's to say he's suffering from dementia because he is and 2nd now that they have this hard drive which they've been told pulling for the last 2 weeks they can take it and they can show him all of the things in those photographs that he doesn't want you to see but the other crimes that would be real i mean the ability when you asked me about that picture of hunter biden you want to know why that's relevant because china has all those pictures and more because that's what china does to extort people remember remember when the democrats were all