every scene protests outside the emirates?of the emirates to where the protest is going on. when i left around about 20 minutes ago, we estimated around about 1500 fans had gathered outside the emirates, waving banners and letting off flares. it does seem to be predominantly, if not unanimously, a protest against the club�*s owners. lots of banners saying they want them out. we want our arsenal back. i spoke to a number of fans. they said that they are just dismayed by what has happened over the last few days and feel let down by the club�*s hierarchy, that they entered into the european super league without consulting with the fans. and as i say, it is mostly a protest to try to force the owners out. it is interesting to note that last night, the sun of the ownerjoined the fan forum and says he has no intention of selling, but here is what a presenter said when i spoke to her earlier about the events of the last few days. it earlier about the events of the last few da 5. �* , earlier about the events of the last few da s. �*

you were at the emirates on friday night and witnessed the strength of feeling — this is bound to besn't it? yes, some i spoke to see any involvement from the trio of the invincible is as a positive thing. they also seem to like the idea of daniel ek, given he seems to be a long—running supporter of the club, but what is clear from having spoken to the arsenal supporters trust and others is that whoever owns the club in the future, they want more fan involvement, they are looking to the fan led review to see change, real change in football's governance and the involvement of fans in the running of the clubs. arsenalfans are not alone in wanting that, but as things stand, they do see this as as things stand, they do see this as a positive. they want more dialogue with the kroenkes if they're not going to sell, because at this age the understanding is they do not want to sell. bedroom speaking to fans at arsenal, last friday around 2000 came to the emirates and the ones i spoke to seemed really angry about what had happened, saddened about what had happened, saddened about the fact tha

russia china and the united arab emirates more than 40 countries have sent ventilate his oxygen tanks protective gear and rapid tests even pakistan with which india has a tense relationship has pledged 8. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in iraq in mumbai and asked for supplies that aid were reaching the places where they are needed most because india is a very big your goofy and info structure draws wood was low distinct was has always been a challenge so risky. as oil look on trees ascending it across 40 countries are sending it across but it will take time the big cities like mumbai delhi back to hyderabad are some cities where the government have been able to make a treat but now go cases have started coming in full ruler india where there is no rule connectivity no internet no hospital and no infrastructure so how we are going to make the supplies that really moved it is the big question w.'s new year i reported from mumbai there now the relationship between the e.u. commission and us tech giants has long been a thorny one now a new chapter is likely to be added because brus

their fight for survival — as arsenal score in stoppage time to deny them all three points at the emirates coming up — the tiny fraction of a difference that saw britain's tom pidcock denied the biggest win of his career. welcome along, we start with today's emilia romagna grand prix in italy which was full of drama, with a huge crash involving valterri bottas and george russell... whilst lewis hamilton had to fight back to finish second and keep hold of his place at the top of the standings. it was his rival max verstappen who took the chequered flag, as lando norris finished a well deserved third. adam wild reports... arriving in the sunshine, heading out in the rain. imola in the springtime — who knows what to expect? it's lights out and away we go... well, reigning champion lewis hamilton at the front felt familiar enough, but behind him, the looming threat of red bull. that wouldn't stay behind him for long. hamilton against max verstappen — it may be the story of the season, playing out here behind the spray. keep an eye on that weather, though. the rain was slowly going. the chaos c

their fight for survival — as arsenal score in stoppage time to deny them all three points at the emirates coming up the tiny fraction of a difference that saw britain's tom pidcock denied the biggest win of his career. first, senior uefa figures are said to be furious tonight that 12 major european clubs, including the �*big six' from england, have signed up to a breakaway european super league. it's reported the plans will be announced tonight. arsenal, chelsea, liverpool, manchester city, man united and tottenham are believed to be part of the group as well as well as atletico madrid, barcelona and real madrid and ac milan, inter milan and juventus. today's development�*s come 2a hours before uefa's set to confirm plans for a new look champions league. here's ourfootball reporter simon stone... this is why the uefa president is absolutely furious, because it was only at meetings on friday between the clubs and uefa it was agreed that this new format of 36 teams, each club playing ten group matches, put into one long table rather than the groups of four that we have at the groups of four

as far as emirates is concerned, we are good for another six or seven or eight months in terms of cashsufficient cash coming in to keep the day-to-day operations on a neutral basis. like everybody else, if in six months global demand is where it is today, we will all faced difficulties, not emirates. guy: are you ready for that moment? is there conversation ongoing with the governments about raising money? tim: we will make the reservation -- the recommendations to the government as to where we go with rates for cash. one of those could be of further injection of equity from the shareholder itself. others will be taking more debt onto the balance sheet. where the balance sheet is strong, regardless of what has already happened, we are ok there. there are other pleasures we could take. we are preparing ourselves for that case. to be honest, i am hoping the demand will return during the course of the summer and virus variance will be dealt with and the vaccination program will continue apace, particularly in the market, not just europe in the west but the developing world. guy: tim clark

well, as for the game inside the emirates, everton beat arsenal 1—0.d leno, who fumbled the ball into his own net. so everton are now three points off the champions league places. it's the first time they've won away at arsenal in 25 years. unbelievable. unbelievable gift for our supporters. unbelievable. unbelievable gift for oursupporters. i unbelievable. unbelievable gift for our supporters. i think our performance was not top performance but a solid performance. we played aside, we played good defensively, we pie —— try to play if it was possible and they put it in the back of their goal. wales manager ryan giggs has been charged with assaulting two women last november. the former manchester united player is also charged with coercive or controlling behaviour. he has been bailed and is due to appear in court next wednesday. giggs has said he will plead not guilty in court. the welsh fa confirmed that robert page will continue as wales manager for this summer's euros. ronnie o'sullivan's hopes of winning a record—equalling seventh world title are ov

agricultural sector we will launch the agriculture innovation mission for climate with the united arab emirates other partners. i'm very heartened by president putin's call yesterday for the world to advance carbon the oxide removal -- carmody oxide removal -- carbon the oxide removal. this is an opportunity for all of us to thrive not just right now but for generations. nations that work together to invest in a cleaner economy will reap rewards for citizens. u.s. is committed to making those investments to grow our economy here at home while connecting with markets around the world. for example, we are launching a new global partnership for climate smart infrastructure. this was create good paying jobs in america by supporting development of new clean infrastructure in partner countries. these are the partnerships that are going to be good for all of us. i think they would have additional benefits of working together. today i am excited to welcome my counterparts in spain, nigeria, vietnam, and poland. to share their thinking on how to realize the economic opportunities of climate response. we

everyone will be rather happy about it you know i thought there was some hint that the united arab emirates may have its own dialogue with iran you know there's a lot of trade that used to pass through dubai on its way to iran and the united arab emirates certainly would like. to have revived that trade they get a lot of benefit out of that so i can't imagine there are any players that would look askance at these talks between iran and saudi arabia all right thank you so much for your time for your analysis mark fitzpatrick there former united states deputy assistant secretary of state. cuba's ruling communist policy is meeting this week to elect its new leadership and policies the government is under increasing pressure especially from the younger generations to make reforms that will improve people's lives otherwise as to risible reports cubans may seek a new life elsewhere. and i learned that stuck in the past that's the feeling people like i will me sad have had about cuba for many years. he's a cook in have anna and estoppel leaving in the government's so-called reforms. if there's no

area for as an emirate if you will and work out of there and tell a bomb is going to help accommodate that but again taliban only controls a little over 50 percent of the country who controls the rest of it are the competing tribes and they're going to they're going to want to be involved in trying to deal with the in setting up and the government in control and it could could afghanistan be split up alternately as a as a country ultimately i don't know but again what happens in afghanistan is going to have a security implication on the neighboring countries particularly with russia and china and pakistan so i think that those and indeed those countries are going to have to get together and do something so many issues at play thanks for giving us insight to some of them former pentagon security analyst michael maloof thank you in. it is the news network who slogan mix the bold claim it's the most trusted media but after a c.n.n. director was caught in a sting operation questions have been raised if else really the case don't quarter picks up the story. the most trusted name in news it

they are opposed to the restoration of the emirates. as is the case with china, russia, pakistan, all the afghanistan neighbors, and of course with our allies. >> thank you, ambassador. senator? >> we are being very polite to each other on this side. senator kunz was here before i was. he would probably be next. do you agree with me on that? >> thank you, senator. would you please check and see if the senators -- if the senators available online or not -- if the senator is available online or not? senator cardin available? cardin, party of one. thank you for holding this hearing. and to the ambassador for your dedication and engagement on the strategic issue. i am glad this committee is examining the administration's decision to make america's longest war to a responsible end. i've heard from hundreds of delawarians over the years who want our troops to come home, and i look forward to consulting closely with your admin assertion, members of this committee, allies and partners, and the afghan people to do our best to support the peace p

and cultural changes now gone so far, so far transforming the country that to imagine a return of emirates under the taliban is impossible, that it cannot happen? the country has moved out of the range of that, is that what you believe? >> i don't want to be pessimistic. i'm always optimistic, but possible of both ways. and the-- so i think we should not allow ourselves to imagine the worst is inevitable today and tomorrow, but also be aware indeed going backwards, probably today much more difficult than it was 10 or 15 years ago because of the culture, but i am afraid of negative changes backwards even relevant ones, what i believe is the majority of the afghan people would not want them to happen. so if they are, i think, allowed to and provided with institutional tools inside afghanistan, and to participate in the shaping of the decisions of the country. those steps backward would not happen. i trust the afghan people to determine a bright future for their country and the regional powers and players and the neighboring countries, the regional players and the neighboring countries, if yo

strategic assessment have these changes gone so far to transform the country three men manage the emirate under the taliban is impossible the country has moved out of the range of that possibility. is that what you believe. >> i don't want to be pessimistic and to make those changes with today and tomorrow but we should be aware today it is much more difficult because of the changes the culture but i'm afraid and those relevant ones that the majority of the afghan people so they are allowed to have those institutional tools. and then to participate in the shaping of the country that word not happen and then to determine a bright future for their country and those in the neighboring countries if you look at the border of afghanistan and with the democracy and rule of our. and as it is pointed out and to ignore support to make sure it doesn't happen and then that leverage that each of those players have to keep the taliban at the table. >> and at the end of the day. and the regional players and neighboring countries do have an interest. and with the centuries of four and with the political

says it's going ahead with the sale of $23000000000.00 worth of weapons to the united arab emirates by administration confirm the deal that includes advanced f. 35 aircraft drones and other equipment that's despite the president freezing the trump era agreements one week into his tenure democrats overwhelmingly voted against it when it was 1st raised over fears that would fuel the saudi led military campaign in yemen somalia's president has extended his term in office for 2 more years as president mohamed up law he signed a bill into law despite opposition from some members of parliament his mandate ended in february sparking protests and calls for him to step down presidential and parliamentary elections would you take place this year a police officer who fatally shot a black man in minnesota has resigned dante writes shooting has sponsored protests in the minneapolis suburb despite the resignation of the officer responsible and the police chief demonstrators were out on the streets again ignoring a curfew york state with headlines more news here on al-jazeera right off the al-jazeera

consignment is got from singapore last night more is expected from the united arab emirates so help is on the way but the situation in delhi remains very tense where you mentioned being here wave a what kind of support is in it getting for problem foreign countries from international community the american people are seeing images coming out of delhi obviously comes . up with the pope have come from all over the budget from the united states from the u.k. and france germany in fact is sending $28.00 by generating plants to daily if it's supposed to come into india within the next few days and also the private sector within india has been hoping to divert the industrial oxygen towards medical oxygen supply and so there is a mountain it could be made to. night but you know big time is of the essence for people who are suffering now it's literally a matter of life and death. thank you delhi bureau chief. and least 80 people have been killed and 100 more injured after a blaze broke out in a covert ward of a baghdad hospital iraq's prime minister mr africa dammy has called for an investigat

hundreds of fans of also football club of held a protest outside the tames emirates stadium in london calling for the owner to be ousted fans held signs depicting stand cronkite as they chanted for his removal the club was one of 12 teams to sign up for the super league dropped out following a furious backlash from fans. and watching daily news live from berlin sports live is up next stay tuned for that we'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour don't go away. and you hear me now oh yes we're going to tell you in my last years german chancellor will bring you an uncle a man called as you've never tried to have surprise yourself with what is possible to smell cold really what moves want. to talk to people in fallujah along the way maurice and critics alike join us from ethel's lifestyle. imagine home any more soon old love thrown out in the world climate change isn't all the story this is my plan to bring home just one week. before it can really get. we still have time to an ongoing. process. with. the current crop of england players are desperate to end a long purse

was air lifted from single and got to india another consignment is due to come to the united arab emirates it will oxygen car doors clocks in coming by road from different parts of the country especially eastern india which has a selfless of oxygen and just to give them a way to come fast and be sadistic nation that they need to and then get $23.00 my oxygen generating plants end if tip from germany and get you to ride in jail within the week so head is underweight but distribution is still a problem and the industry structure bickering who should get how much and why and people feel that's a lasting belief in the midst of a 2nd wave in india i'm going to delhi bureau chief thank you for your reporting and please do stay safe now to some of the other stories making headlines this hour navy officials in indonesia say they found items from a submarine that went missing last wednesday crushing hopes of finding more than 50 sailors on board alive the submarine disappeared off the island of bali indonesia as navy has now officially declared the sub a sunken vessel. russia has deployed navy wars

super league fiasco hundreds of fans of also football club of held a protest outside the team's emirates stadium in london calling for the owner to be ousted fans held signs depicting stan kroenke or as they chanted for his removal the club was one of 12 teams to sign up for the stupidly dropped out following a furious backlash from fans. and watching daily news live from berlin sports life is up next stay tuned for that we'll have more news headlines for you at the top of the hour don't go away. when you hear me you know here's we don't need you in my last years german chancellor we'll bring you back as you've never. surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical really brought moves and want. to talk to people in full along the way myers.

against a well organized frankfurt side dortmund are far from a one man team of course and when emirates chan chested down this corner veteran defender mats hummels was on hand for a classic poacher's goal the equaliser just before half time rekindled hope for dortmund. and fortune smiled on them midway through the 2nd half. and the other ball into the box from kasich headed in by stephane pills onka 500 over the move had they sealed all 3 points. as it turned out now after a v.a.r. check the referee ruled out the goal for offside. not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who seized their chance. the golden assist delivered by who else but cost the score silva. is 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut of parents in the champions league. a lift of absolutely.

sudan stands to receive $400000000.00 from saudi arabia and the united arab emirates to fund the country's agricultural production input this year it's money that could do a lot of good for farmers there if it wasn't for sudan's real problem and that's plastics pollution. on the streets of khartoum they're everywhere plastic bags from local stores and markets way too many in a country that often doesn't have enough in sudan traders pay a ridiculously low price for the bags for customers there free of charge available nearly everywhere. the plastic bag business run smoothly and users can keep them for a long time and they don't easily break or where. they get the most. plastic bags that are no longer needed are usually thrown into the streets garbage bins are rare garbage collection is sporadic sometimes not coming by for weeks and the consequences are devastating every year an estimated $50000.00 tonnes of plastic waste of all kinds and up in sudan's in chanting landscapes on streets in bush is on farmland causing immense damage environmental experts are worried the country is suffocating

assigned and signed and has got from singapore last night more is expected from the united arab emirates so help is on the way but the situation in delhi remains very tense where you mention the wave there what kind of support is india getting from foreign countries from the international community to become people who are seeing images coming out of delhi obviously comes. up with the pope have come from all over the budget from the united states from the u.k. and france germany in fact is sending $28.00 by generating plants today if it's supposed to come into india within the next few days and also the private sector within india has been offering to divert their industrial oxygen towards medical oxygen supplies so there is a lot of it could be made to. night but you know because time is of the essence for people who are suffering now it's literally a matter of life and death. thank you delhi bureau chief amrita cheema. at least 27 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a blaze broke out in a covert war of a baghdad hospital iraq's prime minister has called for an investi

to near 20 celsius there may be a light shower but a few spots of rain from the cloud in shetland emirst there will be plenty of sunshine. a little bit cooler with recent days in a stronger breeze especially on north sea coast but sunshine across western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. 0ver western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. overnight western perth looked around to 17 may be 18 degrees. over night into monday we introduce some more clout especially across parts of england, there will be some clear spells still delivering a touch of frost and a cloud and rain moving into northwest scotland that will move south across scotland during monday and perhaps produce a little bit of rain in northern ireland and northern england for the rest of the day whereas england or wales there'll be some cloud but also a fair amount there'll be some cloud but also a fairamount of there'll be some cloud but also a fair amount of sunshine around. the chance of rain heading south on monday night. this is bbc news — i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for viewers in the

as for the game inside the emirates, everton beat arsenal 1—0.solid performance. we played solid. we were good defensively. we tried to play if it was possible, and we were lucky scoring a goal. wales manager ryan giggs has been charged with assaulting two women last november. the former manchester united player is also charged with coercive or controlling behaviour. he�*s been bailed and is due to appear in court next wednesday. giggs has said he will plead not guilty. the welsh fa confirmed that robert page will continue as wales�* manager for this summer�*s euros. ronnie o�*sullivan�*s hopes of winning a record—equalling seventh world title are over. he is out of the world championship after losing to anthony mcgill in the second round. the match went the distance, but it was mcgill who held his nerve, winning 13—12. you could say this is one that�*s got away, but there were six that didn�*t get away. so, you know, it�*s how you want to look at it, you know? you know, i�*ve won 20 majors, whatever it is. i�*ve got kind of every record in the b

cultural changes now gone so far in transforming the country that to imagine a return for islamic emirate, afghanistan under taliban is impossible? that it cannot happen? that the country has moved out of the range of that -- is that you believe? >> i don't want to be pessimistic. i'm always optimistic, but i'm afraid change always goes both ways. we should be careful did not take negative changes for granted. we should not allow ourselves -- i think we should be aware that we are going backwards. because of changes in culture and society i'm afraid that negative changes backwards steps would still be possible. what i believe is that the majority of the afghan people would not want that to happen. so if they are, i think, allowed to be provided with institutional tools and side afghanistan to express their will and to participate in the shaping of the country those steps backwards will not happen. i trust the afghan people to determine a bright peep future for their country. also original powers and players, the regional players -- if you look at the board. the neighbors in particular, th

bergkamp and patrick vieira havejoined his bid to buy the club which follows fan protests at the emiratesarlier today after clan des obeaux raced to victory in the punchestown gold cup. the paul nicholls trained 10—3 shot, ridden by sam twiston—davies, managed to hold off the favourite — al boum photo. it's a third gold cup success for nicholls after neptune collonges won in 2007 and 2008. organisers of the tokyo olympics have released their latest guidance for athletes attending the games this summer. amongst the measures for those taking part includes having to take two tests before arrival and then daily testing while in the country. participants will also not be allowed to use public transport or visit any tourist areas, shops, restaurants, bars or gyms. organisers have also delayed a decision about whether local fans will be allowed to attend events. these playbooks are science and experience based playbooks. they are based and taking into account the latest scientific developments. they are based on the best scientific and medical expertise being available worldwide. they are develo

the united arab emirates airline etiad has become direct -- begun direct flights to tel aviv in israel's the first since the countries established diplomatic ties last year. emergency response teams are trying to prevent a dutch ship drifting in the north sea from sinking and spilling oil off the coast of norway. this footage shows the crew being rescued by helicopter and brought to safety. voters in greenland are going to the polls to choose a new parliament. the campaign has focused on whether international companies should be given mining rights of deposits of rare earth elements. while some argue it would be an economic windfall for greenland, others say it would harm the environment. a russian newspaper is reporting that jailed opposition politician alexei navalny has been moved to a sick ward. the kremlin critic was jailed in february and has been on a hunger strike since wednesday to protest the lack of medical care. with parliamentary elections less than six months away, authorities are cracking down on kremlin critic's, but they could be facing new enemies. emily sherwin trave

the emirates looking to get a results over the team who knocked out the rangers but they were behindn the early sanges. socca went one-on-one but couldn't find a way through and forced a brilliant save out of the goalkeep we are a header. the second half was a continuation of arsenal dominance. william hits the post with a free kick and alexander cleared the bar but finally in the 86th minute. pepey used his blistering pace to put the ball through the far corner. in the 93rd minute, their hearts were broken as right back thomas holis headed at the back post with leonard unable to parry. that game ending 1-1. now, in the night's over games. a classen goal opened the scoring before pell greeny got the crucial away goal for the italians after an awful goal keeping error and then right at the depth, ineasy in smashed the ball in for roma, into the far corner for a priceless 2-1 away win. meanwhile dominant villarreal made they are pressure count with a well-deserved penalty in the first half. that goal the difference has they take a 1-0 lead back to spain. so all to play for in the secon

the united arab emirates and saudi arabia they sent it back to their families in india china and mexico. but it's not just families who rely on this income the entire economies of some countries depend on it too. they can help pay for housing food and education remittances from family members abroad make up a significant part of household income in many countries on average migrants send around 15 percent of their monthly wages back home and many of them use money transfer services. allow the global markets by this in this forwardable there are financial plans for a bagel you can. increase your. own bank accounts. storing your money in a particular location and make it more. western union was one of the 1st international money transfer services it is now been sending around money for 150 years until recently it relied on a large staff and infrastructure like physical locations costs for international transfers could reach around 20 percent of the money being sent but these services . having creasing league on digital today to transfer money you only need internet access that and increas

plenty of contrition coming out of the emirates.st a few hours ago there's been an open letter to the pines. it is part of the. he says we failed to show enough respect for football deep—rooted traditions, promotion, relegation, the pyramid, and for that we are sorry. that is coming from glazer, just a couple of hours ago. liverpool, for them, a very short statement released yesterday overnight. we heard from john w henry, the liverpool owner, and this is him. i want to apologise to all the fans, supporters of liverpool football club for the disruption caused over the past hours. it goes without saying but it should be said that the project put forward was never going to stand without the support of the fans. no one ever thought differently in england. over these 48 hours you are very clear that it would not stand. we heard you. i heard you. 50 that it would not stand. we heard you. i heard you.— you. i heard you. so a mixture of approaches _ you. i heard you. so a mixture of approaches as — you. i heard you. so a mixture of approac

the united arab emirates, bahrain, morocco, and sudan decided to normalize relations with israel. taking off the terrorist list and granting relief. palestinians have deemed your decision as well as other countries who followed the same course as a stab in the back. do you understand their reaction? prime min. hamdok: getting off the list was a game changer for us. it allowed us to come back to the remit of the international community, being a normal country, linking to the rest of the world. as you know so well, currently we are passing through multiple transitions, from war and conflict to peace, from dictatorship to democracy, from hardships in the economic sphere hopefully to prosperity. but most importantly, and through this process of getting off the list, is remaking to the world-- relinking to the role, meaning from isolation to re-linking to the world and being part of civilized nations. this process is extremely important to our people, and the reference to the normalization with israel, you know normalization is not an event, it's a process. we are going through it. thi

many, particularly in afghan cities, fear the taliban want to recreate the repressive islamic emiratedo you think you did things wrong back then and would things be different now? >> [speaking foreign language] ♪ [singing] reporter: there is a diplomatic push for the taliban to agree to a power-sharing arrangement. so far, though, the group has shown little desire to compromise. thprice of peace may well mean giving into more of their demands. katty: taking an inside look at the country, joining me now is a columnist at the n yorker and a fellow at the u.s. institute of peace. thank you for joining us. you just got back from afghanistan, you were there last month. you think the country is in a position to be able to withstand that withdrawal of u.s. forces and not succumb to the taliban? robin: the taliban clearly feels that it is in a winning streak. it claims 70% of the country. the problem is that has never been a military solution in afghanistan. the real challenge is there is at the moment no political will by either side to come to the kind of solution that wouldead to power-sha

dortmund are far from a one man team of course and when emirates chan chested down this banner veteran defender mats hummels was on hand for a classic poacher's goal the equaliser just before half time rekindled hope for dortmund. and fortune smiled on them midway through the 2nd half. and the other ball into the box from cost it had it in by stefan hill's sancha was battered over the moon that they sealed all 3 points. as it turned out now after a v.a.r. check the referee ruled out the goal for offside. not long after holland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who seized their chance. the golden assist delivered by who else but cost the score silva was 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankford are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut apparence in the champions league. their lives absolutely before the game we really

dortmund are far from a one man team of course and when emirates chan chested down this corner veteran defender mots women's was on hand for a classic poacher's goal the equaliser just before half time rekindled hope for dortmund. and fortune smiled on them midway through the 2nd half. and the other ball into the box from cost it had it in by stefan peel sancha was rather over the moon had they sealed all 3 points. as it turned out to now after a v.a.r. check the referee ruled out the goal for offside. not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who seized their chance. the golden assist the liver by who else but cost the score silva was his 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut apparence in the champions league. a lift absolutely before the game we really wan

super league fiasco hundreds of fans of arsenal football club have held a protest outside the team's emirates stadium in london calling for the owner to be ousted fans held signs depicting stan kroenke a as they chanted for his removal the club was one of 12 teams to sign up for the super league but dropped out it's only a few roos backlash from st louis. and the coach of the welsh national football team ryan giggs will not take charge of his country at the upcoming european championship after british prosecutors charged him with assaulting 2 women the 47 year old former manchester united player is to appear in court on wednesday after being arrested in november police have charged him with assault occasioning actual bodily harm ryan giggs was replaced as wales coach while under investigation and now the welsh football association has confirmed that caretaker boss robert paige is to remain in charge for the delay of euro 2020. and german football the but in his league as match a $31.00 kicked off without spoke who have little to play for this season hosting cologne or fighting to avoid relega

super league fiasco hundreds of fans of arsenal football club have held a protest outside the team's emirates stadium in london calling for the owner to be ousted fans held signs depicting stand cranky as they chanted for his removal the club was one of 12 teams to sign up for the super league but dropped out following a furious backlash from fans. up next the chinese city famous for one of the world's most exclusive liquor that's in world stories the week in report stay tuned for that. berlin for me in the entire news team here thanks so much for watching. down linda lol. what people have to say matters to us. that's why we listen to the stories reporter every weekend on d w. i was issued when i watched here i slept with 6 people in a room and. it was hard i was for there. i even got white hair. learning the german language helped me a lot this gives me a little push to maybe to interrupt let's say you want to know their story in a while it's worth fighting and reliable information for migrants. this week on the world stories. italy has seen fewer births during the pandemic singing is helpin

against a well organized frankfurt side dortmund are far from a one man team of course and when emirates chan chested down this corner veteran defender mats hummels was on hand for a classic poacher's goal the equaliser just before half time rekindled hope for dortmund. and fortune smiled on them midway through the 2nd half. and the other ball into the box from kasich had it in by stephane hill's sancha. bradford over the moon that they sealed all 3 points. as it turned out no after a v.a.r. check the referee ruled out the goal for offside. not long after howland latched onto a long ball right where he likes them and bore down on the frankfurt goal in trademark style. but again it wasn't his day that all important winner eluded dortmund and to make a. matters worse 2 minutes from the end it was frankfurt who sees their chance. the golden assist livered by who else but cost the score. was his 22nd goal of the season put a huge dent in dortmund's top 4 ambitions frankfurt are still living the dream as they remain on course for their debut apparence in the champions league. absolutely befor

transporters have landed in delhi with much needed oxygen equipment thailand and the united arab emirates have also sent medical supplies meanwhile people of india's global diaspora are also organizing and contributing what they can but many express a feeling that whatever they do it's not enough but what about this we are distressed and we all feel helpless because we can do much sitting 10 meters away and i called the hospital in charge the principal of the hospital is a medical college and i called her the north of me and he said i will try to help but nor bad in i.c.u. and half an hour later you can survive with 80 percent of his them he died. this is . i knew her personally. generally what we used to do was financially contribute and we used to think our work is done but this is something you know unprecedented kind of a situation it's not going before campaigns there you can do is contribute somebody on the ground or dick get off and do that you know you could call your parents call your loved ones to see how they're doing but there's only so much you can do right now to. go to hosp

was airlifted from single and got to india another consignment is due to come to the united arab emirates their old oxygen card or school oxygen coming by a village from different parts of the country especially eastern india which has a selfless of oxygen and just to give them a way to come fast and reached the destination that they need to and then get 23 oxygen generating. end if tip from germany and get you to ride in jail within the weeks ahead is underway but distribution is still a problem and the industry structure bickering who should get how much and why and people feel less than the last thing we need in the midst of a 2nd wave in india. now only to just briefly what other measures are being taken to stem the tide of infections marine wheat daily is under curfew given similar restrictions in many parts of the country including in mumbai some people have opted for a weekend curfew it will always be accepting of michael containment zones and finally vaccination india is expanding its vaccination program from the 1st to make everyone over the age of 18 will be allowed to be vaccin

nearly all its closest allies with the exception of israel, saudi arabia and the united arab emirates waited for a year and decided it would start to not comply with some of the details of the nuclear program. now they have got the challenge of trying to put everything back together. the problem in recent months has been the new biden administration says it wants back into the deal. iran says it once the u.s. back into the deal. it is a question of who is prepared to move first. the iranians saying all the sanctions have to be lifted before they come back into compliance. that is why we have this unusual format for the talks in vienna. a creative format that the europeans have been working on. what is known as proximity talks. what we have got today is the iranians meeting with the p4 plus 1, 4 permanent members of the security council plus germany in a five-star hotel in the center of vienna. the u.s. are not there. they are meeting in another five-star hotel almost directly opposite the imperial hotel. the e.u. representative will go between the u.s. hotel and the hotel of all the o

supplies are coming in from all around the world australia the us russia and the united arab emirates more than 40 countries have sent bentonite has oxygen tanks protective gas and rapid tests even pakistan with which india has a tense relationship has pledged 8. our correspondent to deride joins me now from mumbai and he. give us an idea how critical are these supply shortages right now. as we have just discussed there 40 countries have already sent oxygen and different kind of someplace to india but still the people are still struggling to get the supplies because as you understand it india is a huge show griffey and there is a sheer shortage of medicine socks and soon beds and hospitals so people are still struggling very very hard in fact to do also in the i'm going to new record and so the number of restored it has been huge debts have been huge so yes people are still struggling it will take time. but he was all there that their global corporations that are responding but also many corporations in india. because the oxygen the need of oxygen is 840 increased we were speaking to

europe will soon come emirates the anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war and whether the end of the holocaust photographer kamel wants to keep alive the memory of the atrocities carried out by the nazi regime his project which exhibits portraits of holocaust survivors is called lest we forget for just connell it has become something of a lifetime assignment and a race against time. everything is a journey into the past the region makes portraits of holocaust survivors and records their stories like those of e.t. 6 year old rochelle. pavel my parents were picked up and taken to auschwitz so that for streets. i lost 17 family members from paris alone. they were all murdered in poland. the photographer is haunted by these terrible stories he works through them as he walks along the rhine in mannheim his home town plays for the coffee and the talk of the years nothing spectacular in and of itself to judge the encounters i have with the people didn't mention all their stories occupy me intensely they just stay in my head this has moved me so much that sometimes i couldn't sleep for d

through darby and frankfurt before ending his journey in manchester darby that is in the united arab emirates which is on the case read list or prevent new code strains being brought into the country because of mint has ruled that any body returning from a red list country has to quarantine for 10 days in a designated hotel on arrival almost 2000 pounds for the privilege although mr owens to tell us he believes the quarantine conditions are not safe as you might think. you treated like a killer like an animal almost you get your meals delivered every day when the not on the dog and then they just leave your food on the floor for you to open the door and just be you know pick your food up off the floor the big thing for me is the because the on taken you know extreme measures were put in place to detain me in the video and bring me here so out expect that to be matched by age seem precautions taken and the not the forest stuff that i've got the contract for this for these kind of hotels the only p.p. the wit is a must have got pictures of some of them not even when it properly so beneath the n

because taliban has made it very clear they don't want to talk to them they want to set up their own emiratesin afghanistan but that isn't the half of it even though they only control a portion of afghanistan used to have other tribes the northern alliance for example the once a piece of the piece of the action and corruption run supreme's of the country could easily dissolve into a civil war for countries that will be east that will stand to lose the most will be those countries in the region with us pull out it really helped countries such as russia and china not to devote resources to try to keep the government working the problem is that they're going to have to deal with this now if the u.s. leaves altogether and that means in terms of the security aspects because of the terrorism threat al-qaeda is is growing in afghanistan as is isis and that would be a threat to the federation's own land a new video game a sponsor control the sea in america with a muslim rights group calling for a boycott 6 days in felicia is the game is set during the iraq wars bloodiest battle sickies of normalising

and if it was single and brought to india another consignment is due to come to the united arab emirates built oxygen car door school oxygen coming by route from different parts of the country in india which has a silk use of oxygen and just to give them a way to come fast and he suggests nation that they need to and then get 23 oxygen generating plants and if to from germany and did you get a ride in india within the weeks ahead is on the weak but distribution is still a problem on the industry structure bickering who should get how much and why and people feel less in the last thing we need in the midst of a 2nd wave in india i'm going to delhi bureau chief thank you for your reporting and please do stay safe let's take a look now at some other stories making news this hour syria says a drone has attacked an iranian oil tanker filled with fuel office mediterranean coastline human rights monitors said 3 people aboard the vessel died iran has been shipping fuel to its syrian government allies state media is blaming the attack on israel which is not commenting on the incident russia has d