third continental dragons. the clothing arrived five months later, 31 august at charlotte and by 10 september still had not reached colonel washington's dragoons. it was the ever present problem of supplies being hijacked on the way by local officials and militia leaders throughout the campaign, greene struggled mightily to supply his soldiers and spent an inordinate amount of time on that problem with enough success to keep the army in the field. the importance of logistics is driven home by the fifth century spartan mercenary commander who wrote " without supplies, neither a general nor a soldier is good for anything. " without supplies, neither a general nor a soldier is good for anything. 2500 years later general omar bradley, general eisenhower's ground commander in world war ii, famously said " amatures discuss tactics. professionals discuss logistics."---amateurs discuss tactics." in addition there was political turmoil and the nightmare of civil war. the war in the rear of the revolution war was a civil

the eu is still the continental europe, and remember the eu is stillthe uk's continental europe, andst trading partner. that at the moment has been closed and that is because they are talking about accompanied freight. that is to say a lorry driver with a lorry full of goods. they are saying they are not welcoming to france and beyond. they are saying they are trying to work on a plan that would involve some sort of testing to test that those drivers do not have the virus, or indeed this new more virulent strain of the virus. but at the moment, is very difficult to see how they would be able to put that into place because we know how long it has taken just to get things like airports and ports up to speed with the original version of the virus. so there are questions about how that might come into force coming out what is a particularly busy time given that it is the holidays and the christmas rush, so a lot of trade through that route, and at the moment it seems for all intents and purposes at a standstill. m lorries can arrive from continental europe into the uk but not the other w

first is the african free-trade continental agreement.mies are constricting and contracting across the world. where many countries have signed is this continental free-trade agreement. that will help a country like nigeria expand its ability to create jobs. it is going to be paramount for nigeria that we are vested in the african free-trade continental agreement. 90% of terrorists will be removed trading across borders. this is huge for africa. in addition, there is a single african air transport market that is upcoming. this is part of the agenda 2063. it is important that nigeria takes advantage of that market. it boosts trade. if africa can see itself as one big market, we have an opportunity to create more jobs, more economic activity. nigeria has a significant entrepreneurial spirit. taking advantage of these areas is going to be important. how can we bring that alive? it is going to be desperate to create jobs. a lack of jobs increases insecurity. a lack of jobs increases poverty. we are also seeing poverty rising. unfortunately nig

countries do no longer prevent flights and trains coming traveling between the united kingdom and continental europe they say that essential travel and transit of passengers should be facilitated but they recommend they should discourage nonessential travel to united kingdom of course during the coronavirus panicked pandemic nonessential travel has been generally discouraged anyway the european union though these are only recommendations from the european commission and throughout this pandemic most countries have generally made their own rules the u.k. and the e.u. are trying to hammer out a trade deal in brussels several deadlines have already passed the u.k. his due to leave the single market in just 10 days blocks bricks it negotiator says it's the final push but the deal has been held up by failure to agree on fishing rights. the top infectious disease expert in the us has just been given his covert 100 vaccination dr antony felt she got the maternal vaccine alongside health secretary alexis r. and other health officials it was approved last week becoming the 2nd inoculation allowed in t

to mark the formation of the continental army under general washington, a flag was raised on prospectually, the flag was the mayflower flag of britain, proof that the colonists still saw themselves at as british citizens even as they fought british troops. it was the same grand union which flew from ships of the continental navy when they sailed from philadelphia three days later. the same flag again was raised over the fort of manhattan island even after the declaration of independence had been signed. with no possibility of reconciliation with the mother country no longer existed. but as hostilities increased, the old flag, symbolic of england, became a banner to be cast off by revolutionaries fighting for independence in a land they declared their own. in 1777, young congress formally told the world, the flag of the united states shall be 13 stripes alternate red and white with a union of 13 stars of white on a blue field, representing a new constellation. as the legend tells us, on the day congress laid down guidelines to the new flag, john paul jones was named commander of the ne

weekly newspaper are providing free reliable news from continental perspective now for free on continental perspective what's the deal here. well with the content it started out as a conversation amongst colleagues in our newsroom in the mail and guardian and then the continent came about yes it comes at its find it and it is free and it's all about making sure that we as many leaders as possible across the continent and it is shared mostly on whatsapp you can get it if you register. on whatsapp you can get it every saturday morning and you want to and you can read it and it is short news it is a way for much many more people would in this early have the access to traditional newspapers or have the money to get subscriptions to get news and it is so important and so vital in during this time when there are so many polarized voices for more and more people to get access to truthful and real news that is what the continent is and anybody needs to read it if you want a peer a pure a proper picture of what african african states looks like their science of try to . cover one thing has to make

there wasn't any examples of an effective continental republic. and there were very few republics, maybe switzerland, maybe venice. there wasn't much going on. but they could look back to ancient rome before the empire and see a republic. and they studied both men. both were self-made men. both were -- by the time of their death, certainly by the time of their prime, they were literally the most famous americans and the most respected americans both here and throughout the world. they had come up, especially franklin, from being an indentured servant, a refugee in philadelphia to become one of the wealthiest men in philadelphia, a true success through his business. washington is the same sort of success story. he wasn't born into everything. he inherited some, but he worked hard to trade it. and they were creating something new and they looked over to europe and they saw a leaders and franklin knew a lot of those personally because he spent so much time in europe. and he looked at the people and the people were like sheep. and they wanted to creat

it took the drills just continental europe. it took the drillsjust a continental europe.le. a minerfrom calais was cut through the final obstacle. a miner from calais was shaking hands and exchanging that with his opposite number. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the headlines: the us doctor leading the fight against coronavirus has apologised for appearing to question the speed with which britain approved a vaccine. us president—electjoe biden says he will ask americans to wear masks for his first 100 daysin wear masks for his first 100 days in office in order to curtail the spread of coronavirus. let us stick with that story. it comes as president—electjoe biden is to confirm that dr fauci will act as his chief medical advisor. we crossed to andrewjoseph in boston. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having me. what you make of doctor anthony fauci's comments questioning the speed with which britain has approved this vaccine? that has approved this vaccine? that has been a lot of pressure i think on us officials to try to get a vaccine to peop

the drills just continental europe, it took the drillsjust a continental europe, it took the drillshe final obstacle and then a minorfrom calais was shaking hands and exchanging thanks with his opposite number from england. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: britain is to roll out a mass vaccination campaign against coronavirus from next week, after regulators approved a vaccine in record quick time. the latest figures from the united states, 100,000 patients ina united states, 100,000 patients in a hospitalfor the united states, 100,000 patients in a hospital for the first time and the daily death just passed 2700, the highest figure since april. i asked a doctor from pennsylvania if the approval of this vaccine from the uk will put pressure on american regulators to act more quickly. i don't think so, the us has a different procedure for a vaccine. 0ur fda looks at data similar to your mha to make their decision. they then sent it through to an outside group of experts in that group of experts give their opinion which then returns it to the fda for approval. that adds a few d

effectively the uk has been cut off from continental europe for 48 hours at least.he french border is closed. so there's no movement between dover and calle. lots of countries say they will no longer take flights from the uk this ultimately because a panel of scientific advisers on friday told the prime minister there was a new virulent strain and it is passing quickly around the southeast of england up to that point the prime minister had said we will have as normal a christmas as we can achieve. but the hand brake went on on saturday we had a record spike in infections on a single daily rate, over 35,000. the prime minister said that is it we cannot afford to take the risk of this virus spreading more aggressively. so that's when the plans were changed and we went into so-called tier 4, which introduces a lot of new restrictions on the movement of people basically they shouldn't leave their homes at all what we know about the virus is fairly limited i think you talked about it already, said to be 70% more contagious, but not necessarily more lethal. and the people

the continental army troops are initially kept in their barracks, in charleston.but then, once these violations of the perils happen, the british commander a puts them on to these prison ships to punish them for those violations of the rules. >> thank you for your work, has very novel an interesting. how do you intentional harm, when you are a prisoner versus gross negligence? i think you can make an argument but the british, a lot of them arguably was gross negligence. they didn't understand how diseases work. and the money they were putting in. clearly at least close negligence. >> that's a great question. >> it is a sliding scale. >> where does gross negligence and cruelty begin? i would argue from the position of a prisoner if you are starving in a camp, it doesn't matter what the intentions were. there were actually violent intentions. in fact, for much of the war the british are willing to swap american sailors captured on the prison ships informally with the americans. washington wants to do it. he wants to make these exchanges to release the prisoners. con

the world not just nigeria and where the a u has landed and many countries have signed is this continental free trade agreement that will help a country like nigeria expand ability to create jobs increase economic activity so it's going to be paramount for the edge eery of that we are vested in the african free trade continental agreement and we are trading 90 percent of tariffs will be removed trading across borders this is huge for africa this is huge for nigeria it's huge for countries like south africa gonna nigeria they'll benefit the most in addition there's a single african air transport market that is upcoming this is part of the a use also. agenda 2063 it is important the nigeria takes advantage of that single air transportation market again it boost intra africa trade if africa could see itself as one big market if we have an opportunity to create more jobs for people we have an opportunity to create more economic activity we already know that niger has a significant entrepreneurial spirit so taking advantage of these up and coming areas is going be important ecowas also has a tr

. >> thank you the way i talk about it going back to the often overlooked fact china is the continental empire sitting on the lands parts of mongolia ruling over tibet and we and the united states with strategic narcissism we look at china as a maritime threat basically with the attempts to get out in the pacific ocean and the south china sea you are sitting in central asia and india your very much looking at china as a continental power. the term near or applied with a paramilitary force is operating in those areas. the first strategy and the desire after the soviet union fell with that activism and the relationships that are in their ethnicity it is unforgivably from concerns with activism and cultural demands with blatant concentration camps made worse with the are willing and system to suppress the use of biometrics. and the suppression of religious rights and is just awful and very disappointing because i talk about it looking at china from the continental perspective and turning that into a weakness the more we have relationships in india the letter was central asia the more we mu

continental newspapers are providing free reliable news from continental perspective now for free on continental perspective what's the deal here. well with the content it started out as a conversation amongst colleagues in our newsroom in the mail and guardian and then the continent came about yes it comes out it's find it and it is free and it's all about making sure that as many leaders as possible across the continent and it is shared mostly on whatsapp you can get it if you register. on whatsapp you can get it every saturday morning on your watch and you can read it and it is short news it is a way for much many more people who wouldn't necessarily have the access to traditional newspapers or have the money to get subscriptions to get news and it is so important and so vital in during this time when there are so many polarized voices for more and more people to get access to truthful and real news that is what the continent is and anybody needs to read it if you want a peer a pure a proper picture of what african african states looks like yeah. one thing has to make us a bit mor

and they would be the continental congress. >> there were many, many different interest groups. it satisfies some but leaves most unsatisfied. if we leave those out of the picture, those without rates but still -- rights, but still advocating for them -- if we put them in the position of having to ask from the outside for permission to enter the american story. if we say the revolution was an era of debate, and gives us a settlement but does not in the debate, that is different. so in boston in 1774, a large group of people of color come forward using the language that will be in the declaration of independence to petition an end to slavery. in the story, prior to the declaration of independence, they are asking for their rights and demanding their rights. it is not that old boy, first we get a set of documents are in perfect my they are good for some and people have to come along and say expand the circle, they were asking for a broader circle from the beginning. and if we can't recognize that, we lose what is important. and again, back to the point -- we need to be in the habi

providing free reliable news from continental perspective now for free on continental perspective what's the deal here. well with the content it started out as a conversation amongst colleagues in our newsroom in the mail and guardian and then the continent came about yes it comes out it's find it and hence it is free and it's all about making sure that we as many leaders as possible across the continent and it is shared mostly on whatsapp you can get it if you register. on whatsapp you can get it every saturday morning on your watch and you can read it and it is short news it is a way for much many more people who wouldn't necessarily have the access to traditional newspapers or have the money to get subscriptions to get news and it is so important and so vital in during this time when there are so many polarized voices for more and more people to get access to truthful and real news that is what the continent is and anybody needs to read it if you want a peer a pure a proper picture of africa and the african states looks like they're. one thing has to make us a bit more flexible when w

switzerland has approved the pfizer/biontech vaccine for use, making it the first country in continentale to give the jab the green light. americans are set to get a second coronavirus vaccine, as the moderna injection is approved in the us. meanwhile, italy imposes a nationwide lockdown over christmas and new year, as it tries to halt the sharp rise in coronavirus infections. more news at the top of the hour. now on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the show... santa locked down in lapland. we try to offer all the visitors that christmas spirit and joy, despite of the challenging times. fixing the world's longest wall with the help of technology. is it true that 30% of the original wall has vanished? i think so, yeah. and a little warm holiday glow as months of enforced separation comes to an end for one couple. hello, and welcome to the programme, coming to you this week from a rather rainy norfolk in the east of england. well, christmas is most definitely on its way, and so many of us love to travel during december — but unfortunately this year isn't quite the same. still, sit t

which is now effectively cut off from continental europe. and 3 denied trucks headed from england to the european mainland forced to turn back after alarms were raised over the new coronavirus train the channel crossing to france is a crucial trade route truck drivers and their goods now stranded. by young to law by the. wealthy to the this is good to like you to this is what you have to make of the day to day yeah american. travel at london's heathrow airport was also disrupted with some passengers left in limbo. confused this time if you've been out i appear at one point in december citrus and you see the situation is totally different it's hard time. really but for an awful lot of people but. i think overall world sweden are opening up of all of the country. nonsense to see your family get back together. in the new covert strain has already been detected in mainland europe and as far away as australia. experts say the newly developed vaccines should still protect against the mutation all right well as more countries ban travel from the u.

the continental army troops are initially kept in their barracks in charleston. once these violations of paroles happen the british commander balfour i believe, orders them onto the prison ships in many ways to punish them for those violations of the rules. >> thank you for your work. it is novel and interesting. >> thank you. >> how do you tell, you know, intentional harm, when you are a prisoner, versus gross negligence? it's at least gross negligence. i think you could make an argument even with the british, a lot of it arguably was gross knowledge, they just didn't understand how diseases work or how much money they were putting in. clearly at least gross negligence. i mean you cited some angry words by americans, but how did they really translate into intentional harm? or was it mostly just the lack of funds that were not well organized when it came to money and raising money and appreciation of money? what's your view on that. >> that's a great question. >> it is also a sliding scale, one to ten. >> yes, where does gross negligence end and cruelty begin? i

switzerland has approved the pfizer/biontech vaccine for use, making it the first country in continentalope to give the jab the green light. americans are set to get a second coronavirus vaccine, as the moderna injection is approved in the us. it comes as more than two thirds of those living in england — 38 million people — are now subject to the toughest restrictions in tier 3. meanwhile, italy imposes a nationwide lockdown over christmas and new year, as it tries to halt the sharp rise in coronavirus infections. the uk's chief brexit negotiator has arrived in brussels ahead of more talks with the eu, as senior meps say an agreement needs to be reached in the next 2a hours. and in cricket, a devastated india crashed to their lowest ever score of 36, as australia ran riot to win the opening test in adelaide. 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. ministers have been meeting to discuss how to contain the rising number of coronavirus cases in england. government scientists are con

it took the drill isjust a continental europe.o cut through the final obstacle. workers were shaking hands and exchanging flags with their opposite numbers. you with bbc news. a reminder of the top stories. the united nations secretary general, antonio guterres, urges people around the world to stop waging what he calls a ‘suicidal‘ war on nature. the us attorney general, appointed by president trump, says he's found no evidence of widespread fraud that would have changed the outcome of the presidential election. a woman awoman in a woman in sweden has been found to have kept her son captain for 30 years. the woman is suspected of imprisoning her son for 28 yea rs. imprisoning her son for 28 years. on sunday a woman who said she is his sister and hadn't seen him since he moved out as a teenager seized their opportunity after the mother was admitted to hospital. she broke into the apartment where she found the man, now 41, locked inside. translation: i walked into the kitchen and he flew up from a chair, ididn't kitchen and he flew

at 11am this morning, just half a metre of rock separated britain from continental europe.h the final obstacle. then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his opposite number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the first doses of the coronavirus vaccine could arrive in britain within hours after the uk became the first country in the world to approve the jab. therapists around the world have seen a surge in couples seeking relationship counselling during lockdown. they say the pandemic has placed unprecedented pressures on families. the bbc‘s emma ailes spoke to some whose relationships have ended during lockdown. covid—19 to me is defined by my partner of nine years leaving me during melbourne's stage four lockdown restrictions. cooped up in homes all over the world, many couples i felt a strain on the relationship. therapists are saying that is translating into more and more couples seeking relationship counselling. lots of therapists are reporting a real demand for couples therapy and relationship t

valery giscard d'estaing turned his attention to continental politics.opean parliament. in 2002 was chosen to help write a constitution for the european union which was rubberstamped by leaders in 2004. only for the french people to say, no, when asked to vote for a year later stop valery giscard d'estaing is something of an enigma. intellectual gifted, he was never a man of the people even though he was president for seven years. he lives behind a legacy of legal abortion laws for french, fast french trains and a closer european union. paul hawkins valery giscard d'estaing who has died at the age of 94. stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: by bya by a sequence of numbers receives accusations of fraud. it's quite clear that the worst victims of this disaster are the poor people living in the slums which have sprung up around the factory. i am feeling so helpless that the children are dying in front of me and i can't do anything. charles manson is the mystical leader of the hippie cult suspected of killing sharon tate and at least six other peop

switzerland has become the first country in continental europe to approve the pfizer/biontech vaccineot an easy decision. it is difficult to reinforce a series of necessary measures to better face the upcoming holidays. travelwill all right be allowed for essential reasons, most shops will close, and restrictions on household mixing will be tightened. austria will be delaying its nationwide lockdown until after christmas. for the first time, swedes are being advised to cover their faces on public transport in rush hour.l maximum numberof public transport in rush hour.l maximum number of customers will be introduced in shopping centres and gyms. if this does not have the client effect, the government will also plan to close these activities. but there is still no indication of a first swedish lockdown. in france, president macron continues to self—isolate after testing positive for covid—i9. questions are being asked about whether he properly followed social distancing guidelines when he appeared at last week's eu summit. slovakia's pm has tested positive, and the leaders of spain, bel

these winds have been increasing and so more of this water has been coming up onto the continental shelf with this glacier. the scientists say global warming has changed the wind patterns and sea currents, bringing warm ocean water to the front of the glacier. we have loaded the atmosphere with carbon dioxide, we have set the temperature going up, and... doctor britney schmidt is in charge of a nasa robot submarine called icefin. the plan is to lower it almost half a mile through the ice to map conditions in the seawater below. so, britney, give me a tour of icefin? so, up at the front we have sensors that are going to make measurements of the oceanography, telling us what the temperature is, and the salinity of the water and how much oxygen is there. in addition to that we have a forward—looking sonar here that allows us to map the three—dimensional cavities, so it allows us to see the shape of the ice and its texture. no—one‘s really been under thwaites, and what icefin's going to do is get up and close to the physics, get really close to the ice, really close to the sea floor and allo

we've seen the warm water coming up from the continental shelf and making contact with the ice and wen to begin to understand those changes in a way that actually can shape the future of policy, and of people's lives, that's a humbling thing. as we leave, we fly over the main front of the glacier. the epic forces that are tearing the ice apart are all too obvious here. in some places, the ice has broken up completely, collapsing into a jumble of icebergs. i'm surprised, myself, sitting here thinking about it, how emotional i am. i think it is, yeah, it's shocking and we should all be upset by what's happening here. do you come away feeling upset that what you've seen is a process of destruction, of destroying a huge body of ice? no, ifeel like i understand the planet, hopefully better. it's better to know how things are happening than to guess at it, or to hope it goes away. we know there's been change that we'll have to accommodate, and this story is about how do we get together and try to fix things to make the world sustainable for ourselves and future generations? hello there. wed

go back to often overlooked fact that china is a continental empire. still sitng on the lands conquered by the hing and still rung parts of theongolia, ruling or tibet, we i the united states, to hr's points in his book and elsewhere about strate narcissism and we look at the one coast that it has, attempts to get out into the pacific ocean,he indian ocean, the south china sea, create maritime force and able to do that b if you're sitting in -- in central asia, to a certain extent russia, india, you're very much looking at china as a continental power. the term near -- theerm near abroad and you're right to do so because there's a l of both paramilitary fce. when itomes to near broad, the first strategy and the first desire of china when it came to tuing to central aa after the soviet fell was to put down as they called the uighur awakening,hey are turkish in eticity and relationship with turkish groups, very unfortunately, unforgive has turnedo uighur demand and concentration camps or worse and systems t suppress the use of biometrics to figur out the

switzerland has become the first country in continental europe to approve the pfizer vaccine.ing up for another lockdown as cases continue to rise. prime and still be giving a press conference this afternoon. this has been confirmed that it will be at full pm and it will be the with the chief medical officer and chief scientific adviser. the news conference is scheduled to begin at full pm. we have had these news conferences slipped in the past because it is a developing story and do sometimes have to pause and take further advice but what he's going to say. don't be surprised if it is not actually at full pm. it won't be any earlier than that and we will be on with it from 3:30pm. on with it staying with the virus — americans will soon have a second have a second vaccine, developed by the biotech company moderna. has given the go—ahead for it to be used. the fda has given the go—ahead for it to be used. distribution of almost six million doses is due to start happening today, with vaccinations possible as early as monday. rural areas are likely to benefit in particular, becau

plows into the seabed there yeah well i mean it could scour large areas of the continental shelf butversity on that shelf on the bends there is equivalent to what we find in areas such as local activists and really significant amounts of carbon is stored up in this ridge by diversity on the seabed but also we could get in the way of these enormous colonies of seals and penguins globally significant populations over half of all working penguins for instance are found on the islands of south georgia wow ok and is this iceberg is it a result of climate change. no not really it came apart form the last year i shelf in 2017 and that's a natural process weisberg's car all the time what we are worried about though is that models are predicting that this type of carbon defense is going to increase in the future and so we could expect more icebergs like this to be going in these sorts of directions in the future all right we'll leave it there we thank you very much for joining us from cambridge. the international criminal court has rejected calls to investigate allegations of genocide and cri

olson's b 36 tall shopping made it to the 3rd qualifying round to talk clubs of benefiting from the continental cash injections but the national team is still the main source of inspiration for various football. than the german kid just watching germany play when an english kid. it's watching them play you all this get this this feeling guy and you support them it's massive it's so important that we have our own how many of the famous players would be playing for the danish a national team it's quite this this is the told me another story and with football we have gone from the idea from the from being a small tiny nation and in the atlantic to to to be a nation that everybody. have a relationship relation to the everybody could know often and speak because everybody know that for a while and play football and we get some remarkable results once. the national team breaks a previous points record in the 2018 world cup qualifying campaign while coaching and facilities continue to become more professional young seaman success may even see more players make the move to top sides i would also loath

and continental europe. the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch. every few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below deck. to stand out and this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 70 euro's so of course we want to catch those and then going to some of the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a briggs a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line at the terrible we go out regularly in fish and british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain moghul a make several short trips a week to boulogne soon man to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fisherman. or unsure with the future will bring. lizzie britain is an island

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part of the business has moved to continental europe. paris has benefited a lot from this. see more probably over the coming months, and in the end it will depend on how the collaboration with the authorities will work after brexit. there is a lot of dependence on the concept of equivalence and cooperation. they will depend on the authorities, on both sides of the channel, and hopefully there will be convergence, and this convergence will avoid making issue shifts and creating problems of stability in the working of the financial system. francine: how significant do you see the hundreds of billions of assets being transferred from the u.k. to the e.u.? lorenzo: markets have coped relatively well, i would say, so far. i would expect that this trend will continue for some time, and we will see some stabilization in the course of 2021. on the assumption that nothing else will change. earlier, willaid we see tensions between regulators or divergences, then we could have additional flow to the continent which would not be very helpful, i think, for societe generale. much,ne: tha

which is now effectively cut off from continental europe the governments of ireland france belgium the netherlands denmark also germany and poland the austria italy and ball garia they are all barring entry for people who are traveling from britain more are expected to follow suit the new coronavirus new taishan is believed to spread more quickly forcing the british government to impose a strict lockdown on the capital london and nearby area some of the last u.k. passengers to arrive in the netherlands this year. they arrived in the country just hours after it was announced that all travel from the u.k. to the netherlands will be banned for at least 2 weeks. these were the final passengers from london to belgium who also shut up their borders to u.k. travelers to. several other countries across the world followed suit with many of the nationals having to change travel plans just before christmas going home for christmas those were to speak with family so i think i just jumped to go and i went to a post the idea is very very 250 pounds for for you last night president to call. their hom

travelers to continental europe, citing the new variant of the virus. this is the time that is very busy for ports, airports. there are a lot of people trying to make it home for christmas, and that list could get bigger, longer. we notice a meeting happening in brussels in an hour's time. politically, the action from the european government is they are reacting to the press conference on saturday where the prime minister says we have identified a new mutation. the virus is spreading quicker, and that has led to the quick reaction in 24 hours. the only big exception is spain. they have a lot of traffic with people., especially of and they argue unilateral measures are not going to help the situation, it will lead to big disruptions in air traffic and it is better to see a european coordinated response. david talked the implications for the prime minister when it comes to the domestic situation, but also in europe, when i look at the european media, the headline i see repeatedly is "chaos in the u.k.." that global britain boris johnson was hoping for loo

which is now effectively cut off from continental europe the governments of ireland fred spelled jim the netherlands denmark germ. me poland austria italy and vol garia are all barring entry for people traveling from britain more are expected to publish suit the new coronavirus mutation spreads more quickly and has forced the british government to impose a strict lockdown on the capital london and nearby areas. some of the last u.k. passengers to arrive in the netherlands this year. they arrived in the country just hours after it was announced that all travel from the u.k. to the netherlands will be banned for at least 2 weeks. these with the final passengers from london to belgium who also shut up their borders to u.k. travelers to. several other countries across the world followed suit with many of the nationals having to change travel plans just before christmas coming home for christmas i was working as being a family so i think i just jumped to go and i went to the host idea paid a very 250 pounds for for you know you president for one saying yeah i'm for a good one no soldiers

which is now effectively cut off from continental europe. entry denied trucks headed from england to the european mainland forced to turn back after alarms were raised over the new coronavirus strain the channel crossing to france is a crucial trade route truck drivers and their goods now stranded. young to law by the. glossy. this is get to my kitchen this is what you have to live for the next 2 days yeah i want to make here. i think. 'd this travel at london's heathrow airport was also disrupted with some passengers left in limbo. confused and this story is even out i appeared on board in december situation you see the situation is totally different it's hard time to. really put strain on a lot of people but. i think overall we're all just waiting on the opening up of all of the country. nonsense to see our family get back to you know. the new covert strain has already been detected in mainland europe and as far away as australia. experts say the newly developed vaccines should still protect against the mutation . e.u. regulators are set t

impuso medidas de confinamiento para los británicos cancelaron vuelos desde gran bretaña y en el continenteuebas de coronavirus (covid-19) maría desde new york nos informa maría buenas noches adelante >> paulina el andrew cuomo exige al gobierno que le imponga restricciones a cada vuelo desde reino unido hay dos aerolíneas que han impuesto pruebas de coronavirus (covid-19) a sus pasajeros >> (hablan en inglés) >> (hablan en inglés) >> llamando negligente al gobierno el gobernador andrew cuomo pide imoplementar restricciones las aerolíneas acordaron exigir la prueba del coronavirus (covid-19) a las personas >> no todos los vuelos siguen pruebas de coronavirus (covid-19) un pasajero de la línea (nombre en inglés) que viajaba de orlando a los ángeles fue atendido por síntomas del virus y un pasajero murió días después en un hospital , se espera que al terminar navidad se estima que 85 millones de personas hayan viajado la gran mayoría por carreteras los cdc (centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades) han emitido un aviso pidiendo a la población que no viajen y se queden en casa es t

and continental europe. the fishermen pull in the nets hauling in swarms of fresh catch. every few hours they repeat the procedure around the clock it's hard work. the fishermen catch around a ton a day all of which gets sorted below deck. to stand out and this is a herring and that's a squid this goes for $0.30 and that for 7 euro's so of course we want to catch those and then to see. the fishermen often find themselves in british waters because there are so many fish there almost half their catch comes from the english channel if the e.u. and the u.k. fail to secure a briggs a deal for fishing rights it will be all over fishing in british waters could become illegal the french fisherman's livelihoods would be on the line of if the value of a terrible week go out regularly in fish in british waters that would be a disaster for us to be honest. at 2 am the ship returns to the harbor captain marvel a make several short trips a week to boulogne sumedha to offload his catch. today their 1st in line the fishermen. a run short with the future will bring. britain is an island i

implementan restricciones nuevas en el reino unido y otras naciones de europa y medio oriente, tambiÉn el continentevigente la alerta por mala calidad del aire, por lo cual estÁ prohibidala quema de leÑa. esta noche es especial porque jÚpiter y saturno se alinearon y eso no pasaba hace varios siglos. suheily: estamos bajo alerta por calidad del aire, moderada en aparte del Área de la bahÍa. condado marÍn, gran parte de napa, sonoma. regiones de contra costa, alameda. cautela a personas muy susceptibles respecto de su sistema respiratorio. en el periodo por alerta estÁ prohibida la quema de maneravigente hasta este martes, 22 de diciembre. podemos amanecer con temperaturas cercanas a los 45 en san josÉ, hugo hayward, santa rosa en 48. niebla en la maÑana, asÍ que mucha cautela. muchos han estado cuestionando sobre el evento astronÓmico "estrella de navidad o estrella de belÉn". paola: descarga nuestra app de noticias, estamos como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. encontrarÁ informaciÓn sobre la estrella de belÉn. ademÁs de recibir alertas informativas en su celular. mÁs adelante, ante el aumento de contag

whereas across central and eastern england along with the whole of scotland, we had much colder continentalures, it was actually quite mild, io—ii celsius. but across central and eastern england and scotland, temperatures were more typically around 5—6 celsius. we only managed to get 4 in dalwhinnie in the highlands of scotland. so, there were some big contrasts. those contrasts were driven, really, by this weather front that's been bringing rain eastwards over recent houi’s. and it's, as well, been one of those nights where the milder air has been pushing in. temperatures for some have actually been rising throughout the night as well. so, for most of us, friday will get off to a relatively mild note but across eastern england, eastern scotland, there will still be some rain around. in fact, the rain will linger in aberdeenshire pretty much all day, bringing a risk of some localised flooding. but i suspect there will for a time in the morning be some low cloud for north east england and eastern scotland with some hill fog patches around. now, the skies do try to brighten up from the west b

$48.00 and a day of course is to stop the spread of this new strain but has it already reached continental europe. well the age of the boat has organization said today that the strain was already detected in the netherlands denmark south africa australia so it's very likely that he is already on the european continent as well but only yesterday the british authorities told the rest of the world that the strain is very easily transmittable 70 percent more than the original strain so that's why there is this slight emergency or panic mode now in europe let's talk about the other story that may have been the biggest one this year if not for corona virus of course and the clock is ticking on a breck's it negotiations what effect will this have. but some diplomats here and those that say the british side might now concentrate on fighting the koran of ours and this new strain in britain not concentrate on bricks it any more because bricks it on top of the pandemic that book be too much so it could be that the negotiations go on for christmas or even after christmas well you've mixed year if the

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we can see drops across the continental indexes.nfections arising in the as cable overnight volatility jumps to the highest level since march. joining us now is the cio and founder of -- investment management. is are dust your portfolio exit resistant. what do you think about -- the moves we saw in the pound yesterday were hitting the dollar and commodities and everything else. >> the moves in the pound has been very meaningful. that, we are centered around the brexit story. the dollar has been weak on the flipside. sterling has not rallied all that much. you could see a much stronger sterling rate. , sterling might trend higher. .hat will change the market anna: what is the range of movement you would expect to see .n the pound traders are punchdrunk after four years of trying to guess at a deal with the fair value. to me, the dollar feels like it is structurally going lower. there should be a relief rally of some sort. probably something symmetric to the downside. if we get a deal or something that is seen as unpalatable. any conc

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continental trading starts next. futures are pointing higher in europe.ext. ♪ ♪ we are a minute away from the opening of cash equity trading. here are your top headlines. president trump signs the net hundred billion dollar virus aid $900 billion virus aid bill, but continues to push for higher payments. astrazeneca's vaccine as early as this week. and alibaba's upsize buyback program fails to boost shares that people fear hit china's biggest tech giant. european futures are pointing higher ahead of the open. we're only going to see continental european stocks trade here. the u.k. is closed for boxing day. of course, boxing day was actually on saturday. but in the interest of humanity, the country gives people an actual weekday off. i think it's a good policy. in any case, let's watch the european equity indexes open up live now. typically, the ftse is the first one out of the gate. that's what's going to make this more difficult. we're going to have to wait longer. it takes a while for the system to open up, as well as the rest. maybe we'll get the ibex

it took the drillsjust britain from continental europe.k the drills just a few moments to cut through the final obstacle and then shaking hands and exchanging flags. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. brexit trade talks have been temporarily put on hold without agreement. the lead negotiators say the eu president ursula van der leyen and the british prime minister, borisjohnson, will converse directly on saturday. bahrain has just become the second country in the world to approve the use of the pfizer coronavirus vaccine. on wednesday regulators in the uk approved it for use over here, and the first doses have arrived already from belgium, where it's being manufacturered for use in europe. the pfizer vaccine offers up to 95% protection against covid—i9 illness, and is currently being checked by regulators across the globe. but the head of the w—h—0 health emergencies program dr michael ryan stressed that we shouldn't over—rely on the vaccine. vaccines on the vaccine. do not equal zero covid—i9, this vaccines do not equal zero covid—i9