people attended so that is one part of the narrative but also a seeing rising tensions due to post of brics issues as well as a specific part of the brics at withdrawal agreement that's the northern ireland protocol is coming under fire today what we're seeing is it all boils down to the fact that these new trade barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. essentially creates a de facto border on the irish sea quizes that goods entering the night and from britain will have to go through specific checks a century treaty it completely different to the rest of the united kingdom it's always been a huge sticking point in both theories of may's attempted bret's that deal but also boris johnson signed sealed and delivered bricks it deal that is a huge sticking point officials in brussels dublin and london just sore on technical terms but actually what we're seeing is a real a motive behind it it's an erosion of serenity for some it's a betrayal by the british government and all acutely rips up the good friday agreement all together and all the promises of peace within it as well it

terms of customs by rejecting the may deal do you piece move johnson's poll to downing street but the brics it deal or withdrawal agreements that prime minister johnson eventually signed effectively created a border in the irish sea make ignore the night in subjects to different rules from mainland britain. and in recent months northern ireland's been hit by rioting it's been partly attributed to unionise concerns about the provinces position in the u.k. being weakens many d.p. members have been angry that foster hasn't denounced the northern ireland protocol which imposes checks on goods coming from britain more forcefully for the fallout from brics it is likely to be one of the toughest challenges for her successor to nadine barber al jazeera. china has launched a rocket carrying the core module of its grand space station into orbit. the long march 5 the rocket took off from the chiang space launch center on the southern island of hainan the module will provide electricity and propulsion to the space station and can accommodate 3 astronauts for up to 6 months katrina you has more from bei

the brics a trade deal had a late switch of plan to put a border across the irish sea that separates great britain from northern ireland there's a customs post on this site among the vexed issues has been chaos all imports coming in which are all subject to your opinion regulations put simply even the more moderate loyalists feel they've been betrayed and alienated by brics it but over the peace wall the republican leadership feel that the good friday agreement may have been damaged but it's secure all and will stay that way shin fein says all sides need to play a part of the political process as saints row is on our streets our brightest arguing i'm dangerous and i don't think. you agree with that what i asked to be nurtured us to look after all the players after ensure that they played a part and developing not another major issue is a republican funeral question fane leaders fail to observe coded regulations the union is 1st minister of nor the law and is calling for the resignation of the chief constable for not making any prosecutions. the violence involves a small minority many

britain this place being really a part of the european union now with the border in the hours so the brics it is meant to be the central issue but there are other complications like always in northern ireland there's more behind the story there's a situation where a funeral a year ago was took place as a prominent member bobby story and at that funeral something like 2000 shin fine supporters gathered at the end of it all the unions said this was in breach of covert regulations and prosecution sort of should be made across the board particularly at the scene the ocean fane that leadership there that didn't take place all all in foster has now called for the resignation of the chief constable and that has no it's you can see everyone's reliance on the security forces but right now they're under fire from the politicians themselves so it's by no means a secure situation here. the medical examiner who performed the only autopsy on george floyd has told a u.s. court he died from police neck restraint and not drugs dr andrew baker says floyd did have underlying health issues and evidence of dru

s 3 so the brics it is meant to be the central issue but there are other complications like always in northern ireland there's more behind the story there's a situation where the funeral a year ago was to place a prominent ira member bobby story at that funeral something like 2000 supporters gathered at the end of it all the unions said this was in breach of code regulations and prosecution says it should be made across the board particularly at the senior shin fein that leadership there that didn't take place all all in force to has now called for the resignation of the chief constable and that has no if you can see everyone's reliance on the security forces but right now they're under fire from the politicians themselves so it's by no means a secure situation here. let's take a closer look of the rest between the protests and loyalists who want to remain part of the u.k. and the catholic nationalists who want to unite with ireland the latest violence has drawn comparisons to the true. balls the 3 decade conflict between the 2 sides that killed at least 3600 people the conflict ended

believes the brics at the leaves northern ireland on the call to other parts of the u.k. . till says that the union this loyalists produce a. majority you know and. being treated like 2nd class citizens under beginning to realize and feeling it. known protocol. more or less takes north away from you know it's a kingdom and makes it a kind of provence of the european union so they're in a situation. unlike the rest of all the european union law. applies to. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice so that means that you know the producer to since the not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being. in the course of doing this. a c.n.n. correspondent is among 9 people detained near the penal colony work travel in critical x. and alleys currently imprisoned in russia they were arrested over public order violations the media and supporters of the 44 year old blogger arrived at the passivity following claims his health had deteriorated. who has been following the story. the police have said that 45 people gathered outs

both to reserve may's attempted break that deal but also boris johnson signed sealed and delivered brics it deal that is a huge sticking point officials in brussels dublin and london just sore on technical terms but actually what we're seeing is a real a motive behind it it's an erosion of sovereignity for some it's a betrayal by the british government and all acutely rips up the good friday agreement all together and all the promises of peace within it as well it does seem like neither the shin fein for that matter nor the d.p. are in the mood for to taunt any time soon when it comes to these violent clashes all to do. with that northern ireland protocol and it seems all of this stoked up tensions is accelerating by breck's it seeing the appetite to unify northern ireland an island really increase in the last few weeks if not months to its highest level of around 42 percent not just confined to the wish for nationalists either but that appetite is also growing amongst the devolved nations too we know that over in scotland that appetite has been growing for years but nicholas sturgeons r

most pressing diplomatic challenges and what's the perspective on other international affairs from brics it to the code with 90. pandemic. foreign affairs and defense minister simon talks to. simon comique minister of foreign affairs and defense of the republic of on and thank you for talking to al-jazeera currently your country serves as one of the 15 members of the un security council the 4th time you've had that role since arlen joined the u.n. in 1955 what do you see as the obligations and the current challenges for you in this role. well i mean we've been incredibly fortunate as a country to be voted on to the u.n. security council for a 4th time so we've we've essentially been on the security council every 20 years since we joined the u.n. and we see it as a really important part of our foreign policy it's an opportunity for ireland to be a global voice for the things that we're passionate about international law multi-lateralism human rights the link between development and conflict peacekeeping so there are many areas where. irish values and an irish perspective of the world i ho

independence party believes the brics and believes northern ireland unequal to other parts of the u k. clearly tells us that the unionists limited this tradition. to you know on. being treated like 2nd class citizens under beginning to realize it and feeling it. no not a credit to cool. more or less takes away from the you know it's a kingdom and makes it a kind of provence of the european union so then a situation unlike the rest of all the european union rules regulations directives apply to them. and they're under the jurisdiction of the european. court of justice and that means that you know to produce it uses so not citizens of the european union and the laws of the european union for. being applied to. this. half an hour your next update inside the minutes off the boom bust. what else so this seems wrong. at all just don't call. me. yet to see. just the attitude and in detroit it was betrayed. when somebody find themselves well supplied we just on the common ground.

into the european union was already under they've just for the exits ideology which is to blame east brics it's it de iced officials are among the big losers of bragg's it a bitter reality they are just waking up to in with still. a turn on tune in and stay at home as what millions of music lovers happened during since the . virus pandemic 1st took hold last year all music streaming services have received a boost so have more traditional form it's in spain's capital madrid the 1st new vinyl factory has opened in more than 2 decades. vinyl sounds so much better than digital that's what you hear when you ask any person in this record store and motivates and that it stimulates multiple sensis not just the ears. mindless like cinema in the end you can only see just one genre otherwise you close yourself off in the end vinyl helps you discover more music. in the us sales of vinyls already outnumber c.d.'s it's thought that europe will follow suit yet it's often difficult to find the bands and music you like on vinyl that's why or when you're lopez decided to press his own l.p.'s and turned his

the brics a trade deal had a late switch of plan to put a border across the irish sea that separates great britain from northern ireland there's a customs post on this site among the vexed issues has been chaos all imports coming in which are also subject to european union regulations put simply even the more moderate loyalists feel they've been betrayed and alienated by brics it but over the peace wall the republican leadership feel that the good friday agreement may have been damaged but it's secure all and will stay that way shin fein says all sides need to play a part of the political process as saints row is on our streets are very just arguing i'm dangerous or i don't think. you agree with that what i asked to be nurtured dr all of the players after ensure that they play their part and developing another major issue is a republican funeral in faith leaders fail to observe coded regulations the union is 1st minister of nor the law and is calling for the resignation of the chief constable for not making any prosecutions. the violence involves a small minority many of them chain a

had been caused by pro british loyalist rioters angry at a number of issues there enraged by the new brics it trade barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. and say they're becoming alienated the northern ireland assembly met in emergency session calling for unity today is not the time to rehearse the arguments of the last number of weeks if say we should all know where hell and politics feel or are perceived to be feeling in northern ireland now knows she fell a vacuum of her destruction and despair as critical leaders we must stand united in appealing to all concerned to refrain from further threats or use of violence but unionist and loyalist politicians who want to remain in the u.k. and republicans who want to be out of it are deeply divided over a policing issue the union is say the police failed to prosecute republican shin fein members attending a large funeral which apparently broke the regulations and there's a disturbing aspect to wednesday night because it involves loyalist and republican nationalists for the 1st time since the rioting started the flare ups we

imposed by a brics deal in many areas like this surrounded by echoes of the past it almost feels as if time stands still difficult then for young people to avoid the bad influences within this youth leader has no doubt that many of the young people are under the for grip of power and the trees new children should be encouraged to take to the streets this kind of violence those who don't like the child to be such that that's just not something for the social services to consider in relation to this and even when we think about the sinister forces that are behind some of these young people taking to the streets on the element of their plan that could be considered child abuse also stephen and others like him have an uphill battle on my hands andrew simmons al-jazeera belfast.

imposed by a brics. in many areas like this are rounded by echoes of the past it almost feels as if time stands still difficult for young people to avoid the bad influences within this youth leader has no doubt that many of the young people are under the firm grip of power by the trees children should be encouraged to take to the streets this kind of bones. child to be sets of them for the social services to consider in relation to this and even will be think about the sinister forces that are behind some of these young people taking to the streets on the element of their plan that could be considered child abuse also stephen and others like him have an uphill battle or man's andrew simmons al-jazeera belfast. rescuers are trying to reach 21 coal miners stuck hundreds of meters below ground in china they became trapped after the mine flooded in the northern province of jang on saturday 8 of them have been pulled out alive the rest are trapped in 3 different areas and it's not clear what condition they're

in our next amazing role and bric program and we've had strong ties with the u.s. so it's no wonder that they had a british airways says the u.k. should be incorporated into some e.u. u.s. travel corridor should the political will be there not as for the e.u. it hopes to have 70 percent of its population vaccinated by july currently we're at around 25 percent so should that target be reached that again would lead to easing of travel restrictions and possibly lead to the fact that transatlantic travel would then not be one way street we hope so we'll see if that happens chris over the business chris as always thank you. if alfred hitchcock had been asked to produce and direct the oscars the awards ceremony could have looked a little like what we saw last night the academy award socially distance yes but also eccentric and unpredictable imagine hitchcock's the birds and the actresses with less teased air and more face bass that i knew 3rd academy award stood in stark contrast to previous years because of the very diverse lineup of nominees and winners 2 of the top pr

save face so basically what he's done the italian he basically has had to say you know this is the brics it boogie man however i will say that the difference has made is that boris johnson was able to say you know we're going to drop a legislative bomb on this plan if this is a retracted this plan to lure away 6 of the top you k. premier clubs and those clubs who are also all little paul tottenham hotspur manchester city manchester united and chelsea these are 6 q.j. e historically valuable property football clubs where you have found and these were going to be taken away all for money so to answer your question this wasn't directly due to bracks breck's it enabled this to be stopped in its tracks because the british government had the power to drop a legislative bomb boris johnson had threated threatened to revoke the visas of any footballers traveling to the european union to play and also a big tax on the windfall of profits to the super league the owners interesting asked point on this is that basically all of those sixteen's are owned by foreign owners many of them in usa merican ow

imposed by a brics deal in many areas like this surrounded by echoes of the past it almost feels as if time stands still difficult then for young people to avoid the bad influences within this youth leader has no doubt that many of the young people are under the firm grip of power by the trees children should be encouraged to take to the streets this kind of balance. the child to be sets for the social services to consider in relation to this and even when we think about the sinister forces that are behind some of these young people taking to the streets on the element of their plan that could be considered child abuse. stephen and others like him have an uphill battle on their hands andrew simmons al-jazeera belfast. a black u.s. army left hand into suing 2 police officers for pointing their guns and pepper spraying him at a traffic stop late last year. here out now i did oh. it's pretty camera video shows me tend to count on being forced out of his car repeatedly pepper sprayed police say he was stopped for failing to display license plates it's a temporary one is visible in the foot

s 3 so the brics it is meant to be the central issue but there are other complications like always in northern ireland there's more behind the story there's a situation where the funeral a year ago was took place as a prominent are a member bobby story and at that funeral something like 2000 supporters gathered at the end of it all the unions said this was in breach of covert regulations and prosecution says it should be made across the board particularly at the senior shin fein leadership there that didn't take place all all in foster has now called for the resignation of the chief constable and that has not if you can see everyone's reliance on the security forces but right now that they're under fire from the politicians themselves so it's by no means a secure situation here. chinese regulators have find the economist giant alibaba $2800000000.00 for violating anti monopoly will beijing says the company has been penalised for abusing its dominant market. i barbour's billionaire founder jack wall has been under scrutiny from chinese authorities after criticizing the country's regula

imposed by a brics. in many areas like this are rounded by echoes of the past it almost feels as if time stands still difficult then for young people to avoid the bad influences within this youth leader has no doubt that many of the young people are under the firm grip of power by the trees children should be encouraged to take to the streets this kind of bones. the child to be starts that's just not something for the social services to consider in relation to this and even when we think about the sinister forces that are behind some of these young people taking to the streets on the element of their plan that could be considered child abuse also stephen and others like him have an uphill battle on this andrew simmons al-jazeera belfast. this is out there these are our top stories iran's foreign minister has blamed israel for a power blackout as its main nuclear facility. as promised revenge for sunday's incident at natanz restaurant described as an act of terrorism that happened the day after iran unvei