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china has banned bbc world news from broadcasting inside the country. y's uighur muslims. those are the headlines on bbc news.

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she's talking about the who to me and mars new military regime those 2 words and regime are now banned from being broadcast or published in the country the new military authorities are picking up where the last regime left off in 2011 when it surrendered just some of its powers to civilians they're out to control the information from the. have been some 500 arrests journalists including the bulk of come during police raids at night a tactic used by the old regime so if you're a reporter or just have an opinion on social media sleep it doesn't come easy a new cyber security law is in the works to police dissent online when citizens can get online in between the rolling internet blackouts that come at the flick of a switch. is that rumor by the military in order to criminalize all the fent where the net is people on the street people who are participating in the some of the biggest movement or the media. here in the good example of how the military seen its relationship with the homework and the fact that there isn't a department in the military caught interacting relations ethical article it's always worth

new elections were announced for april and may. the united kingdom's nidia watchdog off com has revoked the broadcasting license of china state owned channel c g t n m says that the company that owns the u.k. license for china's global english language news channel doesn't have a day to day control over the album which is against its rules c g t n open to studios in london in 2019 and was carried on satellite networks in the u.k. . russia. spring and robert jr he is senior lecturer and critical digital media practice at lancaster university in the u.k. welcome to the program and thank you so much for joining us what's behind this decision well i think there were some some questions in changes about the ownership in the oversight as you g.m. was proposing and it was an application that was pressed for that u.k. officials they didn't necessarily like and so this means that it's going to be harder for them to be operating in the u.k. as a license to really outlet. but i think it's there's a larger issue here and when the u.k. or any government is concerned about whether there are editorial control is over the content that's being put

china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it is an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom. and one of the stars of the mandalorian has been sacked over controversial social media posts. hello and welcome. we begin in the us were prosecutors in the impeachment trial of donald trump has initial putting forward their case to the us senate, alleging the former president incited his supporters to attack the capitol last month. relying again on emotionally charged video evidence, house democrats accused mr trump of showing a pattern of condoning violence. here is a little of what the senate heard. onjanuary six, we know who lit the fuse. president trump's lack of remorse and refusal to take accountability after the attack poses its own unique and continuing danger. this attack on our elections on the peaceful transfer- of power from one i president to the next didn't even happen. during the civil war, but it did just happen, because of the cold, l calculated and can - conspiratorial acts of our fo

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china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it's an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom. a promising new treatment for seriously ill covid patients. researchers discover that combining an arthritis drug with a steroid could cut deaths by up to a half. and looking for love in lockdown. how more and more people are searching for their soulmate online. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. my name is freya cole. first, we begin in the us, where house democrats have made theirfinal push in the impeachment trial of donald trump. they have finished putting forward their case to the us senate, alleging the former president incited his supporters to attack the capitol building last month. relying again on emotionally charged video evidence, house democrats accused mr trump of showing a pattern of condoning violence. here is a little of what the senate heard. on january onjanuary six, we know on january six, we know who lit the fuse. , , the fuse. president trump ausmat _ th

china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it's an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom. a promising new treatment for seriously ill covid patients. researchers discover that combining an arthritis drug with a steroid could cut deaths by up to a half. and ireland's prime minister calls on senior eu leaders to "cool it" in their post—brexit dealings with the uk. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. we begin in the united states, where house democrats have made their final push in the impeachment trial of donald trump. their main argument today is that the rioters acted at the direction of mr trump himself. and they warned that he could promote new violence if he's not convicted. the prosecution relied again on emotionally—charged videos, to highlight what they described as the "harm" caused by his words. they'll need to sway 17 republicans to convict mr trump of a single charge o

continue its service within tiny's territory the n r t a will not accept the channel's broadcast application for the new year the b.b.c. . he released a statement on twitter regarding trying to ban of its international network the broadcaster tweeted we are disappointed that the chinese authorities have decided to take this course of action the b.b.c. is the world's most trusted international news broadcaster and reports on stories from around the world fairly impartially and without fear or favor twitter users from the u.k. and abroad have had a field day with that statement one person wrote the funniest thing to come out of the beeb in decades another twitter user posted world's most trusted is this a parody the criticism goes on and on and on b.b.c. world news may say it reports on stories from around the world fairly impartially and without fear or favor but that statement can be easily debated however to be fair it is undeniable that with its positive past reputation and its global reach b.b.c. world news has been the go to for millions when it comes to being informed but as time progresses and its

new treatment for seriously ill covid patients. researchers find that adding an arthritis drug to a steroid already in use can cut deaths by up to half. china bans broadcasts by bbc world news. britain's foreign secretary says it's an unacceptable curtailing of press freedom. and the duchess of sussex launches a scathing attack on a british tabloid after winning her high court privacy battle. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. and i do hope you stay with me for the latest analysis from here and right across the globe. we begin in the us, where house democrats have made theirfinal push in the impeachment trial of donald trump. their main argument today is that the rioters acted at the direction of mr trump himself. and they warned that he could promote new violence if he's not convicted. the prosecution relied again on emotionally—charged videos, to highlight what they described as the "harm" caused by his words. they will need to sway 17 republicans to convict mr trump of a single charge of incitement of insurrection. here's a bit of what we heard today. onjanuary 6, we know who lit the fuse. president trump's lack of remor

she's talking about to whom to me and mars' new military regime those 2 words and regime are now banned from being broadcastor published in the country the new military authorities are picking up where the last regime left off in 2011 when it surrendered just some of its powers to civilians they're out to control the information flow there have been some 500 arrests of journalists including the bulk of them during. police raids at night a tactic used by the old regime so if you're a reporter or just have an opinion on social media sleep doesn't come easy a new cybersecurity law is in the works to police dissent online when citizens can get online in between the rolling internet blackouts that come at the flick of a switch. is that rumored by the military in order to criminalize all the fence where the net is people on the street people who are participating in the some of the biggest movement or media. here in the good example of how the military seen its relationship with the public and the fact that there isn't a department in the military caught interacting relations ethical logical or it's always worth

this is bbc news, broadcasting in the uk and around the world. i'm samantha simmonds.the us senate reconvenes for the fifth and potentially final day of donald trump's second impeachment trial. republicans are expected to acquit the former president on the charge of inciting insurrection. iam gary i am gary o'donoghue, live on capitol hill, where the republican leader in the senate, mitch mcconnell, has made it clear he will vote to acquit dahlstrom. —— donald trump. this is the scene live outside the senate chamber, where the trial is set to resume shortly. we'll take you to it here on bbc world news, as soon as it gets underway.

china's broadcasting regulator says it has banned b.b.c. world news saying the british broadcaster undermines china's national interest in an overnight statement beijing's national radio and television up ministration said b.b.c. world news reports about china were found to be seriously violate both cost guidelines it comes a week after britain revoked chinese channel c.g. dns broadcast license in the u.k. after concluding it was controlled by china's communist party. of a more this lets a speech in beijing what is how significant is the b.b.c. in china. china does not allow foreign news organisations to broadcast for a domestic audience b.b.c. was only only a diplomatic apartments in the few 5 star hotels and maybe news rooms in china one could watch the b.b.c. so this is not this is not going to affect people a lot here in china except for for a few for in the same is true for g.w. as well so most people in china cannot watch 4 and well china claims the b.b.c. violated broadcast guidelines but this also comes after britain just recently revoked the

who inspired the world >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone it's not often we start the broadcast with news of a change in one of this country's corporate suites but arguably no company has changed the way we live quite like amazon. and late today its ceo jeff bezos delivered the surprising news he's stepping down from the helm of the shopping empire he formed in 1994 that late development just one of the major stories we're covering tonight that includes a deadly day for the fbi. two agents killed while trying to serve a a criminal w warrant in n floridida. then t there's thehe urgent effort to identitify covid variants i in this country that could dramatically impact the fight against the pandemic but on this busy news night let's start with the breaking news about amazon jo ling kent reports >> reporter: after more than 25 years and billions in sales, jeff bezos is leaving his post as ceo this summer, handing the reins of the massive disruptor he built to andy jassy, the current head of amazon web services in an internal e-mail bezos, who will become executive chair, said "i in

china has banned bbc world news from broadcasting inside the country. beijing has been critical of the bbc�*s coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. now and bbc news, one extra's rhys parkinson tries to compete in how not to run 55 miles. 55 miles. 37 days. sounds crazy. stupidity. that's what i'm really interested in — how far can i push my body? how far can i push my mind? reece's not going to do it. i would not be in the least bit disappointed if he decided against running this ultra. this ultra? yeah, i have to complete it, and i will complete it. i can do anything i want as long as ijust put my mind to it. ijust don't know if . it's going to happen. this is so jarring. your body was telling you, like, "stop". i'm about to book an ultramarathon, which is — i don't actually know the length of something that is defined as an ultra... it's anything over 26.2. anything over a normal marathon is classed as an ultra. yeah, this is 55 miles... which is, what, two marathons? and a bit? yeah, further than two. its 9,500 feet ascent. this is the scary bit, thou

abc's groundbreaking primetime newscast and the first broadcast news network magazine that aims to put a look. >> and the other half of the formula is also allowing more black filmmakers and more screen writers to tell their story. >> at some point you got to decide for yourself who you're going to be. can't nobody make that decision for you. >> "black panther" is an example of that. a mostly black cast, with a black director, and black screenwriter and they hit the billion-dollar mark. >> if you think of ryan coogler and, you know, to "creed," to "black panther," here you got a real black dude from the bay, and he's, like, now i'm making films. >> people like ava duvernay who's proved to be a lightning rod. >> you can do this. >> you had the black producers and you have the issa rae who get to be the leading ladies. you can have a movie like "girls trip" where you're seeing the black women doing the kind of comedy antics that are usually reserved for white men. >> hopefully moving forward we can continue to see more of these stories being told. the swath of the black experience and th

in 2010 this is one larry king once again broke new ground in news broadcasting by venturing into the brave new world of internet streaming and content creation with or a dot tv and then hosting politicking and larry king now here on r t america. so today my friends let's celebrate the life work and legacy of the icon and legend larry king as we start watching the homes. what's going on a city street. there so you. see this as this you always state see. this great city displays systemic dissent says so which. so please join us. welcome everyone to watching the hawks. and i'm across and joining us today to discuss the career and legacy of the late great larry king is the host of news with rick sanchez the aptly named rick sanchez the host of in question millet chan and the host of the world according to jesse former minnesota governor jesse ventura thank you all 3 for joining us all 3 of us were touched by larry king in his career in our time working with him here at r.t. and even before we came here to work at r.t. at the top of the show i briefly i briefly talked about just the few w

in 2010 this is when larry king once again broke new ground in news broadcasting by venturing into the brave new world of internet streaming and content creation with or a dot tv and then hosting politicking and larry king now here on r t america. so today my friends let's celebrate the life work and legacy of the icon and legend larry king as we start watching the homes. what's going on in a city streets.

china bans broadcasts by bbc world news.edom. and one of the stars of the mandalorian has been sacked over controversial social media posts.

said the bbc is the world most trusted international news podcaster and reports on stories -- new broadcasterorts fairly and without fear or favor. let's take a look at some of the other day's news. president biden has spoken to the chinese leader for the first time since taking office. the white house said mr. biden expressed concern oveng kong and china's treatment of uighurs in china. for its part, authorities in beijing said biden was warned against interferg in china's internal affairs. humans rights watch has accused -- the campaign group says artillery attacks struck homes, hospitals, schools and markets, killing at least 83 civilians. the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, has won her high court privacy claim against the mail after a published extracts of a letter to her estranged father in 2018. she condemned what she called it legal and dehumanizing practices. the judge in the case said she had a reasonable expectation the contents of the letter would remain private. you are watcng "bbc america." still to come on tonight's program, 10 years ago, joy corrupted in tarry or square after

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26th seen after traveling him to cairo from his base and to her he was accused of incitement broadcasting false news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions allegations he and al jazeera have repeatedly rejected al-jazeera media networks acting director general welcome to miami is truly after a vigorous campaign for his freedom throughout his detention a statement set while he was incarcerated mahmud had become a symbol of press freedom across the globe on the day of his release al-jazeera course for freedom of all journalists who were unjustly imprisoned all around the world while being held at the tour a maximum security jail in cairo my meat was kept in solitary confinement for long periods and did not receive proper treatment when he broke his arm. was reunited with his family and friends there are other words that won't be easy to heal. mahmoud's father died just every year ago before witnessing his son's release. out of sarah. past the hour on al-jazeera these are the headlines india fears up to 150 people are dead after part of a himalayan collapsed and sent a torrent of wate

from his base in doha the egyptian was never formally charged but was accused of incitement broadcasting folks news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions he and al-jazeera consistently denied the allegations during his time inside cairo's notorious torah maximum security prison he was denied his rights he suffered a broken arm and was refused proper medical treatment the detention also breached egypt's penal code he was locked up for 2 and a half years more than the maximum time allowed to hold someone without charge my father is emotionally and mentally distressed because he feels that he is there in the dark cell behind the bars without committing any crime. and he's away from his children his family his father his mother and he can't do anything rights groups have reported in unparalleled crackdown on journalists in egypt under former general now president abdel fattah el-sisi in 20130 journalist mohammad mohammed fahmy and peter greste are were imprisoned on charges of spreading fox news they were released after a year abraham allowed the former editor in chief of al-jazeera