there have been demonstrations in eastern germany against restrictions there.'s get more on the situation from the u.k. from our health correspondent. reporter: a vaccination center in london, among the burros worst affected by omicron in the u.k.. staff says there's no shortage of demand for germs -- four jam -- for jabs. >> i don't want to get sick. i'm 57 years old. i don't want to pass it onto to my loved os. >> it's important because on a recently retired head of education at a university college. i prehed it to my staff so i have to do it as well. reporter: unlike the rest of the u.k. which has increased restrictions come the government in england is relying on vaccinations to get the country through the latest wave of covid. >> we watch very carefully all of the data and we have good news that it seems to be milder in terms of severity, but we watch hospitalizations all the time. reporter: the data their monitoring are for hospitalizations which are increasing, but it is far from the peaks of previous waves and, and london, which has been worse -- worst

demonstrations have taken place across eastern germany against the new measures there.e stories shortly; but our first report this hour is from our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. a vaccination centre in lambeth, in london. among the boroughs worst affected by omicron in the uk. staff here say there is no shortage of demand forjabs. i'mi there are zero mitigations in class. and... i don't want to get sick, you know, i am 57. i am quite frightened about that. i don't want to pass it on to my loved ones. it's really important because i am a recently retired senior head of education at university college. so, i preach it took my staff so i jolly well have to do it as well. if you see what i mean. unlike the rest of the uk, which has increased restrictions, the government in england is relying on vaccinations to get the country through the latest wave of covid. at the moment, we don't think that the evidence supports any more interventions beyond what we have done, but obviously we have to keep it under very close review, because if it is the case and we start to se

and there have been demonstrations in eastern germany against new restrictions.et more on the situation here in the uk from our health correspondent sophie hutchinson. a vaccination centre in lambeth in london. among the boroughs worst affected areas by omicron in the uk. the staff here say there is no shortage of demand for the jabs. i'm a schoolteacher, i've got to go back. there's zero mitigation in class. i don't want to get sick. i'm 57, so i'm quite frightened of that and i don't want to pass it on to my loved ones. it's really important because i'm a recently retired senior head of education at university college so i preach it to my staff so i have to jolly well do it as well! unlike the rest of the uk which has increased restrictions, the government in england is relying on vaccinations to get the country through the latest wave of covid. we do watch carefully all of the data and we have had some good news that it seems to be a bit milder in terms of severity but we do watch the hospitalisations and watc the number of people in hospitals all the time. th

demonstrations have taken place across eastern germany overnight against the new measures there.oronavirus cases were recorded in england on christmas day. here's our political correspondent, iain watson. with christmas celebrations coming to a close, there had been fears of a much bleaker new year. with covid cases continuing at high levels, scotland, wales and northern ireland have all imposed new restrictions. but in england, the emphasis for the time being is on caution, not compulsion. we think some 90% of cases now across england are this new omicron variant, so it shows you just how quickly it has spread. we have had news in recent days that it's milder. now, that in itself isn't good news enough — that's good news, but we know that it spreads very rapidly, so we have to set that news against that. but whilst we should all absolutely remain cautious, we don't think there's any need for any further measures until the new year but, of course, we will keep that under review. many in the hospitality industry welcomed the fact that there'll be no new restrictions in england bef

there have been demonstrations in eastern germany against new restrictions. >> a vaccination center indon. staff hearsay there is no shortage of demands. >> zero mitigations in place. i don't want to get sick. i don't want to pass it onto my loved ones. >> it's important because i am a recently retired senior head of education. i preach it to my staff. >> unlike the rest of the u.k. which has increased restrictions, the government in england is relying on vaccinations to get the country through the latest wave. >> we watch very carefully all of the data. we have had some good news that it seems to be milder in severity. we watch the hospitalizations and the number of people in hospitals all the time. >> the data the government are monitoring in particular hospitalizations which are increasing but are still far from the peaks of reviews waves. in london which is been worst hit by omicron, the number of patients in icu beds in hospitals like this are still well below threshold. >> despite the latest figures showing record infections in the u.k. related to christmas, some scientists say t

mistrust in government in some parts of eastern germany and so on, and with the new decisions, thgovernnt at the moment is trying everything to convince people to come up and get vaccinated. that is one of the things we can actively really do to stop the spread. mark: thank you very much indeed for sharing your analysis here on france 24. an analyst at the university of applied sciences in hamburg. thank you very much indeed for joining us. next, angela merkel bidding farewell to public office, leader -- leaving to the sound of a song by the godmother of german punk. when burkle lived in east germany, she said the -- merkel lived in east germany, and she said the song reminded her of her younger days. >> standing here in front of your today, i feel humility and gravity above all. humility before the office that i was allowed to exercise for so long, and gratitude for the trust i was allowed to experience. i was always aware that trust is the most important asset in politics. this is anything but self-evident, and for that, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. mark: angela merkel, outg

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was born out of necessity because after the second world war, berlin was isolated, it was in eastern germany for sausages. there was no way to get the casing into berlin. it was just too expensive. one of the things that stands out is the purity of the ingredients, the tomato sauce is as important as the sausages. basically, it is what we are famous for. this is only about 200 litres of it and on a regular day we go through a ton of it in all three restaurants. it is 87% tomato, some salt, sugar, spices, that is it. some curry sauces have less than 50% tomato. that is not a standard that we try to achieve. currywurst in berlin is eaten by everyone from homeless people to the chancellor. i think it is important. i think it is pretty important, it transcends social classes. everyone eats cu rrywu rst. and that is a taste of berlin. i would say it is down—to—earth and easy—going. but have a try yourself. next up we are in thailand where tourists have gradually been returning after the government launched a quarantine—free travel scheme in november. and it isjust in time for the lopburi monkey f

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demonstrations have taken place across eastern germany against the new measures there.t those demonstrations looked like. the new rules include a limit on private gatherings to ten vaccinated people and the closure of nightclubs. students of all ages will have to wear masks in school, and sports competitions will be held behind closed doors. unvaccinated people are already banned from much of public life, and only two people are allowed to meet in private. meanwhile, the french government has defended the introduction of new coronavirus measures as "proportionate". employees will be expected to work from home more, and bars and cafes will only serve customers who are seated at tables. and there are plans to exclude people who aren't vaccinated from some entertainment venues, even if they have a negative covid test. people in england are being urged to take care in the run—up to new year's eve after the westminster government decided not to bring in further covid rules. ministers say they're keeping the decision under close review, but that the early indications are that

their restrictions and we seen, you know, thousands of people take to the streets, especially in eastern germany. and there has been several reports off, off crowds attacking police, pelting them with bottles, attacking journalists too. so we can really observe like in other parts of europe, a radicalization of these protests. he, w, soleni, von, michelle, and many, many thanks. let's get a round up of some other headlines now. syrian state media says israel has carried out an overnight air strike on the countries a main port. city of val lots ikea. the raid cause significant material damage. according to an unnamed syrian military source, it's believe to be israel. second attack on the port this month. a man has opened fire in the us state of colorado killing for people authorities in the capital denver shad. the suspect rampaged through at least 7 locations across the city. 3 others, including one police officer, were injured before the suspect himself was killed in exchange of fire. with police somali as prime minister has called on security forces to follow his orders and accused the preside

demonstrations have taken place in eastern germany, against new coronavirus restrictions.t on private gatherings to ten vaccinated people — and the closure of night clubs. students of all ages will have to wear masks in school — and sports competitions will be held behind closed doors. unvaccinated people are already banned from much of public life and only two people are allowed to meet in private. us health authorities have halved the recommended isolation period, for people who test positive for covid, but don't exhibit symptoms. the change comes as the us recorded more than 440,000 new cases on tuesday, a record high since the start that isolation time goes from ten to five days. 0fficials insist this is being guided by the science. here's our north america correspondent, aleem maqbool, with the details. the centre for disease control says that people at their most infectious a couple of days before the exhibit symptoms and for that three days after they start to exhibit symptoms, and that's why they say it is right to advise people who test positive that they only nee

to the they were saying that nate, those infrastructures will not be deployed in eastern germany, but then happened the same, happened to the founding, russia, nato act and many other things. because there were political commitments and the west ignored them as well. and we want the agreements mentioned by the president, but we need to be legally binding shooting. and we very soon we will ours to collate and put on paper these off annual, submit them to our western colleagues. and we hope that they will seriously examine them other topics that we discussed during today's meeting. of course, we have a lot of concern regarding the continued the violations of minority rights, including language and indication, provides this deals with ethnic minorities and also the falsification of history and glorification of nazi and system as well as efforts to close down the on. once it's media outlets, another thing is that this organization is called the organization for security and cooperation in europe. and we're seeing more in what antagonism in those are gonna station and in working processes

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demonstrations have taken place across eastern germany overnight against the new measures there the ukis to wait untiljanuary before reevaluating whether to bring in more coronavirus restrictions in england. but scotland, wales and northern ireland have all introduced further restrictions this week. people in wales and scotland are living with curbs on hospitality, including the closure of nightclubs and all three nations have imposed restrictions on social mixing indoors. we'll have more on the uk situation in a moment but first, let's take a look at that reduction in self—isolation for asymptomatic cases in the us. this doctor explains what's behind the move. i think there's several reasons that went into this recommendation. the first is that overall, we are not in the same place that we were in the fall of 2020, when these guidelines were last updated. we've had vaccines since then. more therapeutics. so, if you think about that generation time, the time when you're infected and the time when you're most likely to transmit, if you think about alpha, that is said to be five days. de

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but ethan eastern germany have carried out several raids after death threats were made against a state leader for backing current. auroras' measures. 6 properties in dresden and a nearby town were searched on wednesday and to vaccination activists. a suspected of plotting violence with crossbows and other weapons. german estate of saxony has been free as seen, frequent protest against ruin of ours policies, and has germany's lowest vaccination right. has been a breakthrough at the iran nuclear talks in vienna. iran's foreign minister says you and cameras will be allowed to film at a sensitive site. the issue had been a sticking point during discussions to revive a landmark nuclear deal signed in 2015 and also to buy reports from vienna. this is the 7th round of negotiations between iran and signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal, as well as the united states. and one of the main sticking points for the europeans had been iran's compliance with the international atomic energy agency until now was off last night. we reached a good agreement with the i a e a that could address some of the a

demonstrators took to the streets in towns across eastern germany overnight to protest against the newgs to ten vaccinated people and the closure of all night clubs. students of all ages will have to wear masks in school, and sports competitions will be held behind closed doors. unvaccinated people are already banned from much of public life and only two are allowed to meet in private. other countries across europe are also tightening restrictions as infections rise and the omicron variant spreads across the continent. in france, a record of more than 100,000 new cases on saturday means tougher restrictions. remote working is now compulsory where possible, and public gatherings have been cut to 2,000 people for indoor events. with the festivities over and memories made, france is now snapping back to the reality of the pandemic. president macron convened a remote cabinet meeting to review the latest data on the omicron variant. and his government's verdict is clear — cases are surging, and more restrictions are needed, at least for the next three weeks. starting on monday, all public g

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we're the use eastern partnership summit, france and germany are the main brokers for peace between ukraine and russia. there are 100000 russian troops on the border with ukraine, stroking fears of a possible invasion. do you stay with us people and powers up next morning? fees after that, a year council will host the middle east. 3rd, well in preparation. the country is a major and settlement with 16 nations going head to head in thanks, porpoise built stadiums for 2022 rookie view across the action. as council prepares, the region's biggest ever sporting events that be for our come on out there the may 2021. the german government acknowledged responsibility for colonial era genocide against the maybe as heroic and them of peoples over 100 years ago. that activists long campaigns, reparations say, the compensation on offer doesn't truly reflect the appalling suffering of the thousands who died. we've been to find out why i ah, you see on the background over here thus deny me death, it. the sand will come and bury everything. but for some reason, the sand, the dunes refused to bury these pe

germany. in the eastern state of saxony, they are especially aggressive.olice arrested one man after a raid, he and friends reportedly discussed online killing a saxony state minister. others marched with torches around the house of the state minister of health. such demonstrators are minority here, but they are loud and aggressive. >> their tone has become more radicalized and they are not hiding it anymore. they openly threatened to kill politicians. that kind of thing never happened before, not like this. correspondent: she visits various parts of the city and educates people about the danger posed by the radical right. quitting is not an option. she does not want to let her hometown fall prey to extremist forces. >> i am the kind of person who speaks up and lets people know what she thinks. i was always very vocal. this isn't new. i have to speak out for what i believe in. correspondent: and that's what she will keep doing, standing up against dangerous extremism. phil: lots of these extremists organize online using the messenger service telegram, caus

germany to discuss the rising tensions with russia. followed me as the skis in brussels for the use eastern partnership. summit, france and germany are the main brokers for peace between ukraine and russia. moscow has a mass to 100000 troops on its borders stoking fears of a possible invasion. natasha butler has more from paris, both the french leader and the german leader, both expressed to ukraine and they are expected to do so in this meeting, please, and landscape that the e u has cooled on the kremlin to respect the territorial sovereignty and integrity of ukraine. and that's certainly the message that was put across by the french president, the manual micro, when he had a phone call with the russian liter vladimir putin on tuesday. but what they are really looking to do during this meeting is to try and revive the so called norma, the format piece talks. now these are piece talks between russia and ukraine that have been broken in the past by germany and france. ukraine so far says that it would be willing to take part in those talks. russia is indicated that it might be, but only on certain conditions. and whether or not those con

by this point, the ashkenazi of the jews come from eastern europe from germany but they were so overwhelmed the portuguese jews and also coming in from europe that we don't see them as major players either in this issue or in the national jews organizations that are respondent and i'm not saying that there weren't any but they didn't seem to figure it in the same way at this time and this is such an interesting question. something that i actually need to look more into that's a good idea. >> my impression it is it's a small minority party and how much overreach did they have like say like coughlin or probably not but like charles koplin braided. >> so he actually ran as a president of the united states pretty ... necessarily been anti-semitic but it drew them from people who fought in world war i, people of german descent. they had burned houses where you could go and they function as a beer hall and you could hear certain speeches. the other thing we see is they are getting funds and material from nazi germany. there are a number of reason to focus on la but coming into the ports, the harb

by this point, the jews who have come from eastern europe from germany are so overwhelmed the portuguese jews and the numbers who would come in from europe that we don't see them as major players either in this issue or in the national jewish organizations that are responding. they don't seem to figure in the same way. that's such an interesting question. something i need to look more up. good idea. will. >> i've heard about the silver legion but my impression is they were small minority parties. how much of a reach did they have. >> pelly actually used to be president. i don't know how many members of the civil shirts there were. you could go and they function like a beer hall and you could hear different speeches. the other thing which ross shows in his book is they are getting funds and material from nazi germany. . for sure it was coming into new york. it's just i haven't read a back about it yet. >> you're talk about how often in america they see anti-semitism as an isolated event in germ nee that caused the holocaust. i've learned that it existed around the world before. my main qu

the identifiable names that i showed you, but by this point, the jews that have come from eastern europe from germany, they have so over whelmed the portuguese jews, and the numbers have come in from europe, that we don't see them as major players. either in this issue or in the national jewish organizations that are responding. i'm not saying there weren't any, but they don't seem to figure in in the same way. something i need to look at more. good idea. thank you. will. >> my impression was that it is small minority parties, are they has influential as coughland? >> pelley runs to be president of the united states. in terms of absolute reach, i don't know how many members of the silver shirts there were. but the german americans were a significant organization and they drew a lot of members from maybe not antisemitic, but it drew them from people that fought in world war one. people of german decent, and drew them to like houses that you could go to and it would function kind of like a beer hall. and they're getting funds and material from nazi germany. the reason he focuses on l.a., it is coming i

one of them is the landscape in brussels for the ease eastern partnerships summit, france and germany are the main brokers for peace between ukraine and russia. moscow as a master 100000 troops on its board stoking fears of a possible invasion. natasha butler has more from paris. well, according to the ally, say the french present. a manual. mcgraw met with ukrainian president voted me as lensky on the sidelines of summit in brussels. the 2 leaders discussed the situation in ukraine and their concern over russia's military build up on the border. we know that us intelligence officials have warned that the criminal could be looking to tack ukraine. micro also brief lensky about a phone call that he had had on tuesday with the russian lead vladimir putin. well, the 2 leaders within joined by the new german charles the old f scholes. the 3 then committed to trying to find a durable and peaceful solution for the crisis. they all said that they were committed, of course, to safeguarding ukraine's territorial sovereignty. and they will say that they wanted to try and work to revive peace ta

the use eastern partnership summit, france and germany of the main brokers for peace between ukraine and russia. there are 100000 russian troops on the russian border with ukraine. sturgeon is a possible invasion. german chancellor shawls says his country is open to constructive dialogue with russia. but warn moscow that any further aggression against ukraine would have a high price shirts made the remarks in his 1st speech to parliament. it's becoming chancellor last week. don't it? kane has more from ballad in terms of foreign policy priorities. mister schultz is pretty clear for him right now. it was important to stress that in eastern europe, and specifically with a message to moscow that any violation of ukraine's territorial integrity will be challenged by his government. and by the rest of the european union, this is what he had to say to german politicians in parliament. he defended from terry to any violation of territorial integrity. we'll have a high price and we will speak with one voice here with our european partners and our transit atlantic allies. domestic policy is a

followed them is that an skis in brussels for the use eastern partnerships summit, france and germany are the main brokers for peace between ukraine. russia. moscow has amassed a 100000 troops on its borders stoking fears of a possible invasion. natasha bartlett is live for us from paris. so have these 3 marries to work out some kind of deal that can avert conflict in the region. well, i certainly something they would like to do. we understand that the ukrainian present ramirez lensky is currently meeting with the french president, emmanuel mac raul. the to will then be joined by the new german chancellor left shoals for a meeting, which comes at a time in which both ukraine and the you are increasingly concerned about. russia's intentions on the border that troop build up, their tens of thousands, military personnel, a mass there, also u. s. intelligence warning that the kremlin could be looking to attack ukraine. now are both the french leader and the german leader. both expressed a to ukraine and they are expected to do so in this meeting to zalinski that are the e u. a has called