financial hit this year as he's not been able to perform and yet he's in favor of an immediate lot dein he thinks the constant back and forth just makes people more nervous to go public we have to put health before the economy and of course i'm dependent on the economy but despite that i have a son i have to be responsible i'm looking at this in the long tear we need to put the brakes on wire in order to get out of the situation as quickly as we can sandra benton is a nurse and thinks the same situation in her hospital is becoming more critical every day. this year please just get your teeth and just hope for a better christmas in 2021 with the just think about society as a whole and also the vulnerable who don't have a choice on the. old conan she's adamant that a lot diane is the only way to turn the situation arrange. a political correspondent is still with us once the report lays out the case as to why a hard lock down will have a significant impact on business can we issue in the meeting of merkel and the state leaders that is happening as we speak well also discuss compensation fo

they may t do the first one, but they may use these boys to get money from government and get their deinedighters in government detention released. >> it seems boko haram -- correct me if i'm wrong -- has been relatively quiet over the past year or two. why would they be emerging now? what is the true situation on the ground? >> they had been quiet two or three years ago, but they he been active in the last 18 months or so. soldiers from nigeria were killed in december 2018. some of their deadliest attacks took place this year. number one, the multinational joint tax force has weakened in the last 18 months or so because chad has been dragging its feet and says it would not continue in the multinational task force because other countries are not paying their fair share. the other reason is the continuous weakness of the security and law enforcement system in nigeria and other countries and to find that the area in the northeastern part of virginia and the northwest where the attack took place, it is easy to supply arms, fighters, and all that. the area where this particular incident took p

approaches in the past there have been cease fires way back in the early seventy's that had broken dein and i think them that emotional response if you like tone from a lot of the s.t. r.p. who were uncomfortable with the human out of negotiations discussions talks was common we trust should be and can we trust gerry adams are the sincere about this or is this just 8 tactical move to buy themselves some time to regroup and of course it must have been aware as the s.t.p. were under attack for making over of tools to feign you must have a way out of the large element lives of hypocrisy because the british governments have been secret talks of shin fein that there was an intimate connection between the loyalist possibilities and and the forces of government so these were the people who were attacking the the links with sinn fein and their p. will settle to mislead if they had the hands dufty with sic that those well i mean nobody ever trusts the british government they're always double dealing and their history and i are just been one of double dealing for a 1000 years on their 1st you kno

people heard huge numbers, it reminded them of another dein in 2014, at over half of those girls remainng. it brings in mind that attack, i 20 and parts are desperate to be reunited with their children. they never thought this would ros: thanks.ant answers. now let's talk about the world's largest iceberg, in danger with colliding -- in danger of collidg with an island. the iceberga 68a, is roughly the size of jamaica. for over three years, it has driftid in the south atlan ocean, but instead of breaking up as some thought would happent s on a collision course with the island of south georgia. it has very few people on it, mostly seabirds, penguins an seals. british antarctic survey's are concerned about the impact the iceberg could hnde, so it is g mission to led by oceanographer dr. paul abramson. >> the iceberg is about 200 meters thick. it goes on mt 200 meters into the sea, and we are concerned that as it gets closer to the island, it may welcome onto the shelf -- may well come on to the shelf and ground there. so we are travelg to the falklands in january, and should be able to se

china surprise the world by announcing at the un david dein for net zero carbon emissions by2060, forero carbon emissions by 2060, while president—elect joe biden has promised the us will achieve the same goal ten yea rs will achieve the same goal ten years earlier. ta ken will achieve the same goal ten years earlier. taken together, these steps would limit warming to 2.1 degrees, closer to the paris goal. the scientists who carried out this analysis said it isa carried out this analysis said it is a significant step. you can argue about the exact figures but the trend is very clear. we are moving in the right direction and we can clearly see that more and more countries are taking it clearly and put very serious target on the table. researchers say there are still many difficulties, particularly the absence of short—term plans from governments that reflect their long—term promises, but after many years of bad news, this new forecast suggests the effo rts this new forecast suggests the efforts to tackle climate change are beginning to bear fruit. matt mcgrath, bbc news. new scientific

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