but leon briggs was a family man first, a popularfather, brother and son.out his final hour of consciousness in the hands of police officers. and no family, the coroner said, should have had to wait so long for answers. marsh road, in luton. captured on cctv, leon is suffering a mental health crisis and has taken a heavy dose of amphetamines. arriving on the scene, armed response officers, sergeant loren short and pc geoffrey bennett, who pin leon to the ground for 13 and a half minutes, just out of sight of the only camera that recorded it. exactly what happened against this wall, we may never know for certain. at the inquest, the police officers gave various accounts that leon was laying on his side, oratan angle, or that he was moving constantly. but, among a string of eyewitnesses, there was general agreement that leon was face down on his front for most, if not all, of his restraint. leon is handcuffed and his legs are bound together. the pathologist said bruising on his body was consistent with a lot of pressure on his back, but, in court, sergeant sh

mr briggs? there's no response. and leon dies around an hour later in hospital after officers finally raise the alarm. thejurors' conclusions were highly critical and said officers had used inappropriate force. but leon's family had been hoping for an outcome of unlawful killing. i have been shocked by the utter i disregard for his life as he lay l dying on the police cell floor. why did the police choose to treat my son, who was mixed—race, as if his life had no value? they took away his human rights. today, bedfordshire police admitted they were truly sorry, but leon's mother said it was an insult and that their long campaign forjustice would continue. jon ironmonger, bbc news. borisjohnson has visited northern ireland for the first time since the post—brexit trade arrangements were introduced at the beginning of the year. the first minister, arlene foster, raised concerns about the new trade border in the irish sea, which has led to tensions. our ireland correspondent emma vardy is in belfast. emma, how did the p

mr briggs? there is no response. that he and others fail to notice that leon was a medical emergency, and leon dies around an hour later in hospital after officers finally raise the alarm. thejurors�* conclusions were highl critical and said officers had used inappropriate force. but leon's family had been hoping for an outcome of unlawful killing. i have been shocked by the utter disregard for his life as he lay dying on the police cell floor. why did the police choose to treat my son, who was mixed race, as if his life had no value? they took away his human rights. today, bedfordshire police admitted they were truly sorry, but leon's mother said it was an insult, and that their long campaign forjustice would continue. jon ironmonger, bbc news. now on bbc news, click. this week, a collection of collectables. but will pikachu trump this mega collage? is a tweet from the past the future of art? and will a midsummer nights dream become the nightmare in spandex? welcome to click! this week, we going to be talking about

but leon briggs was a family man first, a popularfather, brother and son.idden about his final hour of consciousness in the hands of police officers. and no family, the coroner said, should have had to wait so long for answers. marsh road, in luton. captured on cctv, leon is suffering a mental health crisis and has taken a heavy dose of amphetamines. arriving on the scene, armed response officers, sergeant loren short and pc geoffrey bennett, who pin leon to the ground for 13 and a half minutes, just out of sight of the only camera that recorded it. exactly what happened against this wall, we may never know for certain. at the inquest, the police officers gave various accounts that leon was laying on his side, oratan angle, or that he was moving constantly. but, among a string of eyewitnesses, there was general agreement that leon was face down on his front for most, if not all, of his restraint. leon is handcuffed and his legs are bound together. the pathologist said bruising on his body was consistent with a lot of pressure on his back, but, in court, ser

brent: that was chance briggs with save the children in mozambique.n a plan to ensure its national security, the united kingdom is planning to lift it cap when it's nuclear warhead stockpile. prime minister johnson unveiled the post-brexit defense and foreign affairs strategy today. he also announced improvement that britain will pivot its focus towards asia. the prime minister, meanwhile, reaffirmed britain's loyalty to nato. the defense alliance says it is committed to nuclear disarmament. >> britain will remain unswervingly committed to nato and preserving peace and security in europe. and from this secure basis, we will seek out friends and partners wherever they can be found, yielding a coalition for openness and innovation and engaging more deeply in the indo-pacific. brent: for more now, i am joined by oliver meyer from the institute for peace, research and security policy in berlin. good to have you on the program. what is going on here? does the british foreign minister feel that the united kingdom needs to increase its nuclear deterrence? ol

now the future of many businesses in the falkland islands is under threat after it was left out of briggs the trade deals between the u.k. and the e.u. it means firms in the british overseas territory that exports products like fish and squid could pay higher tariffs and histories about reports argentina's government are seeing it as a chance to strengthen its claim over the islands of. the falklands islands in the southern atlantic also known as my levinas for people in latin america are considered part of the overseas territories of the united kingdom but 2 days after finalizing the brics it agreement the european union and oust that it would stop recognizing overseas territories under british rule and the benefits that came along the decision came as a surprise for residents of the islands that of the other territories were allowed to vote in the referendum even though. we respect that decision after it was quite a bit of a shock i think when the when the result. we hadn't really expected that relationship changed that next piece of the puzzle does need to be addressed. we need a relat

that was chance briggs there with save the children in mozambique and they plan to ensure its national security the united kingdom is planning to lift a cap on its nuclear warhead stockpile prime minister boris johnson unveiled the ukase post breaks it defense and foreign affairs strategy today johnson also when else in parliament that britain will pivot its foreign policy focus towards asia. the prime minister meanwhile reaffirmed britain's loyalty to nato the defense alliance says it's committed to nuclear disarmament. britain will remain unswervingly committed to nato and preserving peace and security in your own from the secure basis we will seek out friends and partners wherever they could be found building a coalition of openness and innovation i do gauging more deeply in the indo-pacific. are in for more now i'm joined by oliver meyer from the institute for peace research and security policy here in berlin it's good to have you on the program so what is going on here does the british prime minister does he feel that the u.k. needs to increase its nuclear deterrent. obviously the

not far from where i'm sitting in washington dc, there is a seven-year-old girl named look colette briggs. she has leukemia. if obamacare left her family alone, she would have more secure coverage and access to cancer treatment than she has now but obamacare through her family -- threw her out of there plan, jacked up the premiums and ever since, the family has been struggling to get obamacare plans to cover her treatment because the obamacare pre-existing condition reward plans discriminates against patients like colette. we see this throughout the country. we see this with various diseases. multiple sclerosis is one. the narrow provider networks are an example of the pre-existing conditions encouraging people -- insurance companies to discriminate against the sick. it prevents people from buying more secure coverage, the kind of coverage that colette's family had before obamacare so people don't end up in a situation where colette is. even though they have obamacare coverage, they have to put together a gofundme page to pay for her care. host: lots of people covered but is the coverage

mr briggs? there�*s no response.have been shocked by the utter disregard for his life as he lay dying on the police cell floor. why did the police choose to treat my son, who was mixed—race, as if his life had no value? they took away his human rights. today, bedfordshire police admitted they were truly sorry, but leon�*s mother said it was an insult and that their long campaign forjustice would continue. jon ironmonger, bbc news. the queen�*s made an appearance at a viritual event to mark british science week, just days after the duke and duchess of sussex�*s controversial interview in america. speaking via zoom, she joined scientists and schoolchildren to view the latest pictures from nasa�*s mission to mars, and the recent meteorite that fell to earth in gloucestershire. our royal correspondent nick witchell reports. her husband remains in hospital, herfamily is in turmoil over the sussexes, but two days ago the queen was on a video call talking about other worlds — space travel, to be precise — all part of britis

under briggs's northern ireland has remained part of the e.u. single market for goods checks aren't fully applied yet but the u.k. has decided to extend this transition period for some products without asking the e.u. 1st that's illegal brussels says and undermines the brig's that deal the european commission will respond to these developments in accordance with the legal means established by the withdrawal agreement. but britain a says breaks that supply checks are causing huge disruption and delay it says will give businesses more time to get used to the new rules. we're taking some temporary technical measures to ensure that there are no barriers in the. make sure that things flow freely from g b to n.o.i. and that's what you'd expect the tensions on just affecting trade paramilitary groups on happy with the breaks a disruption have temporarily abandoned to northern island historic 998 peace deal 9 is the good friday agreement the group signed they're not planning a return to violence but it's heightening fears that northern ireland's delicat

but leon briggs was a family man first, a popularfather, brother and son. he was moving constantly, but among a string of eyewitnesses there was general agreement that leon was face down on his front for most, if not all, his restraint. leon is handcuffed and dislikes are bound together. the pathologist at the prison on his body was consistent with a lot of pressure on his back, but in court sergeant short denied using excessive force. mr briggs pushed pc benetton was an unmanageable risk of violence, he said. the only paramedic at the scene, kevin mead, chose not to carry out a physical assessment and leon is detained under section 136 of the mental health act. he is put in the back of a police van on his own. ., . , in the back of a police van on his own. ., ., , ., in the back of a police van on his own. ., .,, ., ., ., , own. leon was not a violent person in any way — own. leon was not a violent person in any way at _ own. leon was not a violent person in any way at all- — own. leon was not a violent person in any way at all. he _ own. leon was not a vi

not far from where i am sitting in washington d.c., there is a seven year old girl named colette briggs she has leukemia, she's diagnosed with leukemia in 2015. if obamacare just left her family alone she would've had more secure coverage and more secure access to her cancer treatment that she has righte now. through family out of the plan, jacket their premiums and ever since her diagnosis, colette's family has beenmi struggling to get obama care plan to cover her treatment because obama cares pre-existing conditions reward plans that discriminate against patients like colette. we see this throughout the country. we see with various diseases, multiple sclerosis is one of them. the narrow provider networks in obamacare plans are an example encouraging people. and hasn't eliminated but what it does do is prevents people from buying more secure coverage the kind of coverage that colette's family had before obamacare for people did not end up in the csituation where colette is. we know they have obamacare coverage they have to put together a gofundme page help pay for her care. >> we have

have to remain here by saturday that's quite a big drop in temperature as the front goes through briggs it is sleet or snow with it even in bordeaux in western france will be a feeling as a temp drops from what it currently is 20 down to about 10 degrees little wind so this is the picture then for saturday a lot of sunshine significant temperatures proper snow in finland maybe again the baltic states and norway otherwise not much precipitation apart from the rain that's been hanging around in portugal's heading slowly size and it still shows itself in northern turkey and that will eventually be a temperature drop so the current right and then in the algarve is a circulating low bringing some showers all right even as far into the atlas mountains as to draw. the showers for. a diplomatic feud between australia and china is threatening one of the asia pacific most expensive who tried pot she. won i won a speech goes it was in the middle. one out just. to say just say that it's time for a different approach so let's leave them closely to the headlines join me as i take all the lies dismant

now briggs found himself under johnston's command. that's embarrassing. brig begged davis to get him out of it. davis refused. learn to work together, he says. johnston, rather than seek some measure of revenge for briggs backstabbing which he now knew about, instead ordered dhl to reinforce brag. that led to another quandary, because hill hated brag as well. almost everybody dead. he asked to be excused from this. he has made me the scapegoat once, wrote johnston, and would do it again. johnston, like davis, and there is a phrase you don't hear very often, ordered them to put aside their grudges and learn to work together, and they did. with hill's support, johnston inflicted a sharp reverse, taking 1000 federal prisoners suffering only 134 casualties. a scant force for another delaying action against sermons left-wing, and then johnston ordered break and hill to concentrate at smith field, halfway between golds burrow and raleigh. on march 19th and 20th, the small village of benton ville, north carolina, joseph e. johnston fought his last battle. it was

over an alleged breach of the northern ireland protocol the protocol is a major part of the briggs a deal which is intended to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. voters here in germany have handed chancellor merkel's ruling conservatives a stinging defeat in 2 regional elections on sunday voters in the states of biden rittenberg and ryan land palencia turned their backs on the c.d.u. in record numbers a leading c.e.o. m.p. will give us his take on the elections in just a moment but 1st we have this report. germany's super election year began badly for chancellor merkel's conservatives in 2 regional elections they significantly lost support among voters the c.d.u. is in crisis one day later in berlin the frustration was crystal clear among the party leadership. you. can clearly say that the regional election results are disappointing for the c.d.u. . invite any election result is always a wake up call anyone who doesn't take note of election results who simply ignores them has simply not understood the meaning of an election the c.d.u. was probab

now 1st it was briggs it was vaccinations that have become the latest source of tension between the e.u. and the u.k. the european union is now mulling a pretentious ban on exporting covert 19 vaccines to britain saying e.u. manufactured shots need to remain in the block of the u.s. falling way behind britain in its vaccine rollout and is angered over a failure by british swedish firm astra zeneca to meet its delivery pledges to e.u. customers while britain continues to get an unhindered supply of vaccines. it is a hot button issue here and there did a reporter alex forrest widing is on the story for you good to see you alex there is quite around through ing yes there really is temperatures are rising on both sides with the e.u. saying that look vaccines that have been produced in the e.u. should stay in the they should not be exported to the u.k. and britain saying look we're just trying to stop us from vaccinating our population we've done well here and you just better need somebody to blame and let's just look at some of the headlines in the british papers about this subject the dail

concerns about the so-called northern ireland protocol a key piece of legislation underpinning the post briggs it trade deal between the u.k. and the e.u. and you may recall the protocol involves new customs checks brand new checks down the irish sea on the trade of goods between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. remember this is meant to be one big economic entity and that was a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of ireland and that in itself was a precondition of the peace now there's been problems brewing with this protocol since the beginning of the year concerns about a shortage of goods on the shelves some trade disruptions and so on and the l.c.c. says particular concerns in the loyalist unionist communities about a breach of their rights because this new relationship between northern ireland and the u.k. is something they were consulted on and didn't consent to which is a right of this is guaranteed under the agreement so they want their rights restored they say their protest will be peaceful and democratic but they're essentially threatening here with whatever power t

the pandemic ministration is to point the disaster agency famous to deal with the situation makris briggs again i believe that the federal government wasn't prepared for such a surge in numbers there is definitely the concern. yet how that it's going to impact my community i have a large number of seniors and elders there so this could really affect so we're hoping that border patrol will start testing before they release people were wanting to see what their health records are so that we can ensure that our our citizens our project this is a crisis simple as that and i'm this on border patrol i put it strictly on the federal government as far as the current administration needs to step up and so we're going to offer this they need to do their job they need to have a plan in place obviously there was no play. meanwhile with europe's vaccine relax don't buy surprised trouble some are looking further afield to get hejab a number of italian entrepreneurs are even hoping to launch thanks nation tours to russia but earlier this month firms in a number of e.u. countries ing day was to produce r

lists have been badly let down by the briggs it negotiations and there's very real anger about the feelings that loyalist activists warn shouldn't be overlooked if the concerns of young loyalists and the concerns of the way to unions community are persistently ignored then what's going to happen is the data anger is going to have nowhere to go and when you have all this pent up anger and you've no order to act and then you end of a the interest territory and once once that genie gets out of the bottle it's extraordinarily difficult to put to put it back in again and that's a concern the good friday agreement is underpinned by public support and it will likely stand regardless of the loyalists move but as long as there remains no alternative to a sea border between northern ireland and great britain that anger will grow threatening to spill over into something worse during a whole al-jazeera belfast. big game trophy hunting is a controversial but lucrative business in parts of africa it brings in more than $300000000.00 a year however hunters haven't been able to travel for the past year and

capabilities and on the diplomatic front as the nation plans its foreign policy priorities off to briggs and the prime minister says it's time to look east needs barker reports from london. it's being called the most significant overhaul of the u.k.'s defense security and foreign policy since the cold war a radical reflection said the prime minister of a rapidly changing world their view describes how we would both our alliances strewth our capabilities find new ways of reaching solutions and really learn the art of competing against states with opposing values the u.k. wants to build deeper trade and security links with india japan australia boys johnson's heading to india next month and the u.k.'s new state of the art aircraft carrier will deploy to the region in may where warships go trade has historically followed but the proverbial elephant in the room is china. and 2015 on a state visit president xi promised to invest heavily in the u.k. brics it's made britain even more in need of new trade ties with the u.k. he's under pressure from the u.s. and others to toughen its stance on th

suez canal still blocked by a large container vessel that's run aground also in the news 1st was briggs it now the vaccines as the u.k. and the e.u. hold discussions to resolve the dispute this time it's about exports of coal.

germany party which is hoping it to game ground in the upcoming elections that and much more offshore briggs's arch international. is you know media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation the community. are you good in the right way or are you being so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a mate in the shallows. according to secretary of state playing games china is the only country with the economic military and technological power to seriously challenge the stable and open international system all the rules values and relationships that made the world work the way we want it to is china really a threat to washington's global system. welcome back this is arch international now pressure is continuing to mount against a new york's under fire governor andrew cuomo on several fronts a protest over homelessness and drug overdoses saw police move in and make a number of arrests by a group you know you're right. protesters had been chanting of that the governor had failed and

inquest found the method of restraint used by some of its officers contributed to the death of leon briggserious failings had been made by two police officers and ambulance workers. his family, who'd wanted a verdict of unlawful killing, said there was "no justice for people like leon". the equalities minister, liz truss, has confirmed the government is to introduce a ban on gay conversion therapy. three members of the government's lgbt advisory panel resigned earlier this week, amid concerns ministers were being too slow in introducing legislation. ms truss described the practice as "abhorrent", and said she would bring forward her plans "shortly". some coronavirus restrictions are being lifted in wales from tomorrow, allowing limited mixing of households and certain outdoor sports. from midnight, the "stay at home" rule will be replaced by "stay local" ahead of the further easing of travel rules for easter. in addition, four people from two households can meet outdoors, including in private gardens. and from monday, hairdressing appointments can resume. but most nonessential retail will

she said you are working withjohnny briggs.k to him recently? lilo. recently? i'm sorry? had he managed to speak to him recently? him! recently? i'm sorry? had he managed to speak to him recently?— to speak to him recently? no, i saw him a few years _ to speak to him recently? no, i saw him a few years back. _ to speak to him recently? no, i saw him a few years back. i _ to speak to him recently? no, i saw him a few years back. i knew- to speak to him recently? no, i saw him a few years back. i knew he i to speak to him recently? no, i saw| him a few years back. i knew he was going through... hejust put his arm around me and said how are you doing, bruce? he said we have worked together, haven't we? and i said yes, we have. that was it. i did not see him again. he spent most of his time in america. tel]! see him again. he spent most of his time in america.— time in america. tell me a little bit, do time in america. tell me a little bit. do you _ time in america. tell me a little bit, do you have _ time in america. tell me a lit

not far from where i'm sitting in washington dc, there is a seven-year-old girl named look colette briggsukemia. if obamacare left her family alone, she would have more secure coverage and access to cancer treatment than she has now but obamacare through her family -- threw her out of there plan, jacked up the premiums and ever since, the family has been struggling to get obamacare plans to cover her treatment because the obamacare pre-existing condition reward plans discriminates against patients like colette. we see this throughout the country. we see this with various diseases. multiple sclerosis is one. the narrow provider networks are an example of the pre-existing conditions encouraging people -- insurance companies to discriminate against the sick. it prevents people from buying more secure coverage, the kind of coverage that colette's family had before obamacare so people don't end up in a situation where colette is. even though they have obamacare coverage, they have to put together a gofundme page to pay for her care. host: lots of people covered but is the coverage as good as i

she and others like billy briggs are making a place for art. >> the square is open to anybody who wantsme. we don't dictate free will. but we are going to look out for the safety of our community members, of the visitors. >> what do you say to people who say this is the police's job, this is ems' job. >> we work with ems. >> the police? >> the police, they need to work on themselves. there's a distrust. they've not corrected themselves. the police work for om people and not to others. >> the police chief prayed at the intersection while the city raged over his death says it's time for the square to open up again. >> anyone at that space says it's about uplifting that intersection in his name, yet the violence is continuing, the homicides are continuing, i would disagree vehemently with that position. >> that will not happen easily. the community has given the city 24 written demands in exchange for opening up the square. >> if you lift those barriers without first providing restorative justice to the community, people are going to forget about the harm and the trauma caused to this comm

while she and others like billy briggs are busy making a space for art, other citizens have taken upn the area. >> the square is open to anybody that wants to come. we don't dictate free will, but we are going to look out for the safety of our community members, of the visitors. >> reporter: what do you say to people who say, look, this is the police's job and the ems' job? >> we work with ems. ems we work with. >> reporter: the police? >> the police, they need to work on themselves. there is a distrust. they have not corrected themselves. the way -- the police work for some people and not for others. >> reporter: the police chief who last may prayed at the intersection while the city raged over floyd's death says it's time for the square to open up again. >> if there is anyone who can -- who is over in that space what is saying that is truly about uplifting that intersection in his name, the violence is continuing, the homicides are continuing, i would disagree with that position. >> reporter: that will not happen easily. the community has given the city 24 written demands in exchan

as far as the executive power is concerned because the responsibility of the briggs's that power is a very heavy. so this is going to inject in new breath a new energy. into exactly our coming new people coming in with new energy and invigoration and incentives from a foreign aspect of our point of view but the suppression of people and political processes means national authority. we should all know that. i'm going to yes you defense. capabilities diplomatic power of course to increase our authority but more important than dollars. are the nation the people of a mation have for country everybody in the world should feel. that this nation. as smart as away it is motivated he can stand on its feet and this will create. they get in. front of us so the presence of the people means authority of our country and our nation and the whole . room. in elections. and all gatherings of the people present so that people don't really important. that we are very spoken about the strong get on in the past that we should make to get the country a stronger. there animosities off our enemies and detract

for whom indiana jones is based off of guaranteed to be genuine babylonian tablet of about 2000 bc briggs, reverend brexit was another founder. the university. this one just really cool because it's like it's it's about our founding. it's about the university tells us more about who we are. fascinating stuff and check this out. >> and montana apparently didn't want to bother tied up as far south side went right into the store to check things out. he rode up and down the aisles. the other customers seem pretty calm about the whole thing. and the funny thing is by anything. but when the store posted this video on their facebook page. they said the man is forced to welcome back any time. asked that next time he leave the horse outside. you want to don't have that cleanup on aisle 4. yeah. check out this video shows a police officer using a tricked out go-kart made to look like something out of a mario kart video game. it's one of many videos taken by mario kart fan, john schaefer. he's from chicago, but he's taken his go-kart to more than 10 different states and invites people to take rides

over an alleged breach of the northern ireland protocol or the protocol is a major part of the briggs a deal which is intended to avoid a hard border between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. the vatican has ruled that the catholic church cannot bless same sex unions explaining that god quote cannot blessin the vatican's orthodoxy office was responding to a question about whether catholic clergy the authority to bless k. unions of france's approved the response. to. the nigerian authorities have confirmed that no school children are missing in the north western region of kaduna following fears they had been kidnapped however 3 of their teachers are still yet not located armed men also attempted to have ducked college students in the same region over the weekend. opposition activist and musician bobby why he was arrested on monday during a protest in the ugandan capital kampala mr weiner was leading a rally against the detention of his supporters when he was taken into custody by authorities is now reported to be under guard at his home. voters here in germany have handed c

fell by 30 percent in january so it's another example of how briggs it really is a messy divorce than with a never ending fights and the ones who end up losing are the kids who are this case are citizens and businesses more never ending try talks recently don't want that all right thanks very much jill. that's it you're up to date this hour sports life looks at a rocky road of it tokyo olympics that's up next a change that we want to use at the top of the hour drive to get you can always get the latest headlines on our web site at state of utah com i'm rebecca reaches in for then we'll see you next time. today don't miss our highlights. new program. w dot com part large. international women's day. women visible around the world their voices to protest especially because the sentiment is exacerbating inequality muso choosing women more fighting for self-determined life in demanding change. africa will do develop when a guy is given the rights and chances like the voice. women. not just on international women. are indeed o.b.o. . these athletes have a dream it's more than a big competit

months of being apart we were able to get this sampling hopefully more families can be reunited sounds briggs' kinds of direct tie in with me quit save the children international thanks for your insights. thanks so much. stories making news across the continent police in tanzania have arrested at least 3 people be accused of spreading false rumors president john michael fully. the president has not been seen in public for more than 2 weeks fueling speculation about his health. so the international community to mediate in its lingering dispute alongside egypt with. massive down projects on the. sudan and egypt. supply will be compromised. the africa. that is reviewing its guidelines on the. scene after several countries suspended its use of a blood clot consents. john intended to be africa c.d.c. you will convene an emergency meeting of experts to assess the data. while african a country that has been raising concerns about the job is cameroon last week health minister. she addressed this on twitter saying the side effects of the. continued to be debated i would like to make it clear that i ha

there's no denying that unionists and therefore harder line loyalists have been badly let down by the briggs it negotiations and there's very real anger about their feelings that loyalist activists warn shouldn't be overlooked if the concerns of young loyalists and the concerns of the way he and his community are persistently ignored then what's what's going to happen is the data anger as is going to have nowhere to go and when you have all this pent up anger and even awarded to the act and then you end of a the in just hard way and once once that genie gets out of the bottle it's again extraordinarily difficult to fit it back in again and that's a concern the good friday agreement is underpinned by public support and it will likely stand regardless of the loyalists move but as long as there remains no alternative to a sea border between northern ireland and great britain now the anger will grow threatening to spill over into something worse join a whole al-jazeera belfast. so there is a costly mistake in japan's leading football competition and you will be here with that in sport. i am. an

suez canal still blocked by a large container vessel that's run aground also in the news 1st was briggs it now the vaccines as the u.k. and the e.u. hold discussions to resolve the dispute this time it's about exports of covert 19 jobs with a health system that can barely keep up some earlier faces a 2nd wave of covert 19 infections. and as more migrants arrive at the southern u.s. border the white house searches for a way to manage the crisis. and i.v. steps with their sports the olympic torch relay begins with $121.00 days to go until the tokyo games and the latter is back abraham of which makes his international return for sweden will be live in stockholm ahead of their match against georgia. one of the world's biggest container ships stuck in one of the world's most crucial waterways creating one giant problem for global shipping and trade egypt's suez canal authority has now suspended traffic through the waterway while the tug boats try to dislodge that massive cargo. ship scene so easily from lands look at that blocking the southern stretch of that busy shipping lane for 2 days no

about the so-called northern ireland and protocol a key piece of legislation underpinning the post briggs it trade deal between the u.k. and the e.u. and you may recall the protocol involves new customs checks brand new checks down the irish sea on the trade of goods between northern ireland and the rest of the u.k. remember this is meant to be one big economic entity and that was a way of avoiding a hard border on the island of ireland and that in itself was a precondition of the peace now there's been problems brewing with this protocol since the beginning of the year concerns about a shortage of goods on the shelves some trade disruptions and so on and the l.c.c. says particular concerns in the loyalist unionist communities about a breach of their rights because this new relationship between northern ireland and the u.k. is something they were consulted on and didn't consent to which is a right of theirs guaranteed under the agreement so they want their rights restored they say their protest will be peaceful and democratic but they're essentially threatening here with whatever power th

here's its mozambique country manager, chance briggs.. they're being chased from their homes and villages. the insurgents come in and burn everything. they are very violent. in some cases, they are going to youths and even older children and saying, you mustjoin us. with girls sometimes they're asking the girls to come and the girls cook for them and in some cases there is also forced marriage. so it's a very very challenging situation. people are chased from their homes. they leave with nothing but the shirt on their back. the attacks are often at night and as we have reported in some cases, family members are killed. in fact some family members, including children are killed in front of the people who they love. let's take a closer look at the insurgency — and who the militants are. they're linked to the islamic state group and are known locally as al—shabab — although they have no known links to the somali islamist group of the same name. the group has rarely given information about its motive, leadership or demands. though it's known

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>> i just talked with mayor chris briggs, he told me he will declare a state of emergency tonight, theigrants, border patrol dropped them off, goodbye, good luck. we got more information with the mayor had to do, he borrowed two vans and transferred them to a shelter in phoenix which is an hour away. the reason he decided gila bend is the spot to dump them is the government thought there was a bus stop where migrants could buy a ticket and go where they wanted to go throughout the united states but this is not a bus stop. this is a shuttle stop the mayor told me does not have a bus that comes here other than a show you have to buy a ticket online 24 hours in advance to get on it which the migrants didn't have access to internet and didn't have the resources to buy that bus ticket but he is shouldering the costs but what is fascinating is he has received 0 contact with the federal government, the biden administration so they are making decisions in washington that are impacting gila bend but they've not spoken to the mayor of this town of 2000 people to ask him if he has a shelter, if h