parts of england and wales, but don't take this chart too literally, there is uncertainty about how far eastplaces could well see a covering of a few centimeters or more over high ground. sunshine and wintry showers further north, certainly a very cold feeling day. some places barely getting above freezing. we start next week in the cold air, but that will change. milder air is going to surge in from the south—west, but with that milder air, we'll have rain—bearing weather systems. so, more wet weather to come next week, worth staying in touch with the forecast because there could be further flooding. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. for viewers in the uk and around the world. joe biden warns the us economic crisis is deepening as he introduces his coronavirus economic relief plan. families are going hungry. people are at risk of being evicted. job losses are mounting again. we need to act. articles of impeachment against the former us president donald trump, will be delivered to the senate on monday — paving the way for his trial to begin. new research suggests the new uk strain

large gatherings took place across the country, from moscow to cities in the far—east. attack last year. dutch police have arrested the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs, on a warrant issued by australia. tse chi lop is a chinese—born canadian national, said to be the head of a syndicate known as the company. italy has accused pharmaceutical companies pfizer and astrazeneca of serious contract violations, after the companies announced they would not be able to deliver their coronavirus vaccines as agreed. the italian prime minister says the delays are doing enormous damage to italy and other european countries.

and second, typically, protests in russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the far east that really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite significant. let's bring you some breaking news now. the first miner has reportedly been rescued and taken to hospital after being trapped in a gold mine 600 metres underground with around twenty others in eastern china. rescue workers have been drilling new shafts to reach the group trapped below the surface, at the hushan gold mine, in the north—eastern shandong province. it follows an explosion at the mine two weeks ago. small holes have also been drilled to supply food and medicine to the men. the condition of the freed miner is not known but as you can see from the pictures he was clearly in some distress. we do know he's been taken to hospital. officers say it could take another two weeks to clear the severe mortgages, before they can drill down further to reach the remaining men in the mine. two tremors have been felt in chile a few minutes apart. the first was a quake

and second, typically, protests in russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the far eastt really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite significant. two tremors could be felt in chile a few minutes apart. the first was a quake of magnitude seven off antarctica, the second quake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck near the border with argentina, about 30 kilometres east of the capital santiago. chile's national emergency office said no major damage was reported. dutch police have arrested the alleged head of an asian drugs syndicate on a warrant issued by australia. tse chi lop, a chinese—born canadian national, is listed as one of the world's most wanted fugitives. he was detained on a stopover in the netherlands on friday. 0ur correspondent, phil mercer says it's a significant moment for australian investigators. this man is the alleged head of one of the biggest drugs gangs in the world. this is an individual, as you say, born in china with canadian citizenship who has been tracked by australian authorities from as e

because in the far east you have a much higher disciplined population the image has much higher. believe 'd strong wealth already of science strong wealth already of government i'm not talking about only about say non-democratic countries like china but also democratic regimes like south korea japan where we see a completely different figure picture so this is related to or very deep going cultural. attributes and cultural straights do you think that authorities are not just talking about the netherlands but and governments do you think they should be doing more to try and convince the public about the science because often i hear the criticism is well the government saying this but it's not really backing it up with think it's. well they should certainly be more on the list what what has people are getting tired by being traumas some things where you feel that the politicians they are caught communicating hopes themselves i think that people want from their politicians they want to truth and if the truth is bitter it will be harder to be except at the moment but the politicians

far east was set to close on new year's eve due to the pandemic. "the chronicle" reports the nonprofit placed orders until january 7 to feed residents. if nothing changes before then, the cafe will permanently close. they're asking for $2 million to help chinatown's restaurants survive. >>> many restaurants during the pandemic have dealt with break-ins, stolen money and equipment. burglaries in the city have gone up to 123 incidents in just the past year. restaurant owners say since people are staying at home, they see it as an opportunity to break into businesses. they say police reports rarely result in an arrest but police continue to encourage people to file a report when crimes happen. >>> the faster we flatten the curve, the faster we can bounce back, including our housing market. real estate agents and landlords are speaking out about pandemic trends. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has more. >> reporter: this real estate agent says right now might be the best time to rent in san francisco. this one-bedroom apartment with a remodelled kitch

policies especially tariff policies to a close up with the with the with the far east with china europehas very own general in interests to lead a different china policy then the u.s. but of course the more the deeper the differences between europe and the u.s. will become the easier it is for the for the europeans to motivate such a separate china policy we've been speaking with journalist thomas past and i think you for your time and your comments. thank you. all must of the world is stuck in a recession china is bucking the trend where strong economic growth that's expected to hit 9 percent this year and the impacts could be felt far afield with beijing's belt en route initiative now spanx have a continent project was launched in 2013 with a. bolstering transport links from china across here asia and africa more than 70 countries are now involved and the chinese government is believed to have spent around 8 trillion dollars building ports railways highways and energy pipelines foreign policy analysts are to at layer gave us his insights on china's investment strategy and how it contr

demonstrations are illegal these of the scenes live in the city of in the siberian region of russia the far east heavily armed peace police are out in force across the country and have been shutting down streets and metro stations that only himself was arrested when he arrived from germany where he'd been recovering from a poisoning and blames the kremlin for the last attack which it's a nice now in just a moment we'll be getting all the latest from alexandra gold foil who is in moscow but 1st this report from victoria case and be. riot police out in force in central some petersburg ahead of nationwide rallies on sunday to the supporters of opposition leader alexina valmy there was this warning from the russian government but it is doing you mean it's just a look at the russian interior ministry units and other law enforcement will use all necessary measures to ensure public order at sites of mass events moreover we want that any violent actions against offices or refusal to obey their lawful orders will be prevented individuals who commit such eat legal actions will be detained and held account

first, there have been really quite sustained protests in russia's far east all the way back in the summere been sustained is really quite remarkable. and second, typically, protests and russia usually happen in moscow and st petersburg but not the far east and the fact that really if you think back months ago, that this is spreading much further throughout the country is quite difficult. ~ �* . throughout the country is quite difficult. ~ ~ ., ., ~ difficult. well, anna, thank ou so difficult. well, anna, thank you so much _ difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for— difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for your - difficult. well, anna, thank you so much for your time. | difficult. well, anna, thank. you so much for your time. we will be watching this story as it developed.— will be watching this story as it developed. thanks for having me. two tremors could be felt and chill a a few minutes apart stopping the first was a quake of magnitude seven of antarctica. the second quake with a magnitude of 5.6 struck near the border with argentina, about 30 kilometres east of the capital sa

detention and what's happening in other parts of russia we are hearing reports of arrests in the far east of russia what more can you tell us. even before the protests started here in moscow we were getting reports that several hundreds of people had already been arrested across the country in other time zones the protests started earlier for example and leave us people actually marched across the ice in the city despite freezing temperatures they came out in siberia as well for example into mean and in the urals and you can see the border and that it really is unusual for russia usually people kind of take to the streets in moscow and st petersburg but today and also last week at mass protests we saw that seems to have changed for these protests calling for a scene of a news release i'm only since last week's protests we know that several of them only as close associates have also been arrested how what's going on with them. well even before this protest today we saw kind of a bit of a what seemed to be a crackdown on the opposition here in moscow for example several of these closest all

many have already been held in the far east of russia. it comes as borisjohnson warns the new variant of the virus may be more deadly than previously thought. senior doctors call for changes in the vaccine rollout in the uk. they want the 12—week gap between the first and second dose of the pfizerjab to be halved. return to wuhan one year on from the lockdown. we go back to the chinese city where the pandemic began. and back on the tracks — two disused railways lines closed to passengers since the 1960s, are to reopen after an £800—million cash injection from the uk government. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm shaun ley. russian police have detained dozens of protesters at the beginning of a wave of demonstrations across the country in support of the jailed government critic, alexei navalny. the first protests took place in russia's far east — in vladivostok and khabarovsk — and have now spread. police have declared the demonstrations illegal and warned they would break them up. in the centre of mosc

placed in blood like you both stock in the far east and the breath taking place there there through the police can see you have to actually up onto this platform where we thought we were safe so we may have to move i can tell you that the people that i've spoken to here today say that yes they came out. and the video that he published anyway i'm guessing. they have way losing go signal and we're going to come back to you as soon as we can that was doubly correspondent in moscow emily show one and we hope to get back as soon as we can once that line has cleared up. now for a look at some of the other stories making headlines today and hundreds of antigovernment protesters have taken to the streets of chile's capital santiago riot police fired water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators protest is calling for reforms to pension health care and education systems. dramatic pictures showing threatening storm clouds rolling in of the provinces in northern spain lightning heavy rain and strong winds battered the catalonian region markets where in one town suffered extensive damage as the fast m

. >>> far east cafe in chinatown is postponing the closure to january serve.taurant was flapping on closing today. but for the next week far east will work with a nonprofit to prepare food for people in need. city leaders hope to approve a relief plan to help china up to restaurants. if not it will close next month. >>> children's fairy land will close to mid-march. starting in march the park will open for three days a week. in april fairy land will open five that's a week. this is the latest chapter for the park. children's fairy land is to be lots of free programs. >>> the path to those $2,000 stimulus checks may have hit a dead end. mitch mcconnell said there's no realistic path to approve the measure. >> madam. , excuse me -- is objection. >> object. >> that's not a repeat. that's mcconnell blocking the $2,000 relief checks for the third time this week. >> mcconnell and most republicans say the checks are not targeted enough, many will go to people fully employed. there's a $463 billion price tag. overwhelming majority of the funds go to the middle class,

parts of england and wales, but don't take this chart too literally, there is uncertainty about how far easter high ground. sunshine and wintry showers further north, certainly a very cold feeling day. some places barely getting above freezing. we start next week in the cold air, but that will change. milder air is going to surge in from the south—west, but with that milder air, we'll have rain—bearing weather systems. so, more wet weather to come next week, worth staying in touch with the forecast because there could be further flooding. this is bbc world news. the headlines — president biden has introduced a $2 trillion relief plan for americans reeling from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic. mr biden said the government needed to act "decisively and boldly" to help americans who are "barely hanging on". leading democrats will deliver the article of impeachment against donald trump to the senate on monday. this paves the way for a trial for incitement of insurrection last week after the capitol was stormed by his supporters. there's evidence the new coronavirus variant that originate

on a paris auction and the artist painted it for a comic book titled adventures of tintin in the far east the blue notice it depends tintin and his loyal dog snowy inside a porcelain vase facing a red dragon in the end it wasn't used for the book because the publisher deemed the 4 color reproduction to be too expensive little did they know how valuable the image would one day become. and that's it for me for more you can visit our website at www dot com business you can find us on facebook and twitter too for me on the team by atika. young immigrants. the police will stop. their flights could be fatal but going back is not an option. i'm on and on but you are stuck in this. spanish border area. for a chance that will probably never come. starts january 18th on t.w. . they will not succeed in dividing us about i'll not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters. made from minds. this is. coming up today into the auditions of the coronavirus gets on the way. to go digital at the center of the virus to inve

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all this time of year temperatures often drop well below 0 or suffer has to collect goods from the far east to keep the rule of only one reason the men endure these conditions they want to get surprised and into the european union strike in a town quicker in time a little park police catching. their beard while you're going. to. have enough of my for you coming across the water. don't much try but with a thought for the. sufferer wants to find work in germany in his home town of current chief pakistan he says she had to struggle day in day out just to make ends meet and while living in the woods is hard she says it's still better than life in deep are the little refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks 1st it was cleared and burnt down the migrants and refugees have now been moved into tents but many are saying nobody should live like this in winter it's pictures like these but half attracted unwanted attention to how boston authorities have handled the situation but the region's prime minister says the e.u. and the boston government share the blame. so there are solutions for the migrat

the far east for example people were marching across the ice of the more bay. today and hundreds of people gathered for example and you could to read bork in the urals in the city of in siberia and there also according to independent monitors have already been dozens of arrests of arrests one monitoring organization puts that number at over 250 already it's really unusual for there to be protests outside of the big cities here outside of moscow and st petersburg essentially not something that we saw last week at those protests a mass protests as well and it seems that we're seeing it again this week though protests do seem to be a bit smaller amid a crackdown by the authorities. really sure when reporting from moscow thank you very much. now millions of hong kong residents are getting the chance to become british citizens the u.k. is offering a special new visa after china imposed a security law and crackdown on the territories pro-democracy movement hong kong was the british colony until its return to china in 1907 and the u.k. says the scheme fulfills a moral

good fires are always good are so these thanks very much want to go and opiates passage from the far east to europe and the united states. guns any money the money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics and power the era of empires and al-jazeera. who started as a modest man. i carry a soldier who'd never imagined he might one day become president of egypt. he had an ambitious wife and son he became an autocrat and was imprisoned for the on lawful killing of protesters. the story of the rise and fall of hosni mubarak the family episode one just. al-jazeera. and. to arrest capital rioters using social media democrats raise the pitch to impeach president trump. hello i'm adrian for the again this is out us here a live from doha also coming up. the. corona virus infections cross $3000000.00 in the u.k. putting the health service under severe strain with calls for strict a lockdown measures. such ng for wreckage $62.00 people on board are feared dead off.

most readings are in the lower 50's some 40's in the far east bay and up in the north bay as well.a live camera shot this is walnut creek and you can barely make out the road in the background there and the headlights there they are we're still getting some traffic happening there so upstream here comes us a little other hit we're getting. but more impressive the last later frames here so we'll keep some rain light rain and drizzle in our forecast until around the noon hour 1 o'clock but it starts to taper off here a look ahead for your cloudy skies, gloom and doom 50's upper 50's near about 60. tomorrow some better clearing about 8 monday going to get some juicy rain coming our way too. but when i watch the burned areas with all of that too i'll have more on that to forecast coming up in a bit back to you all right dave, thanks a lot. back to the news this morning it has been a slow start falling short of expectations in the effort to vaccinate millions of americans so far nearly 3 million americans have received the shot. >>far less than the 20 million that was expected by this p

ireland too, wintry showers continue to the south and east of scotland, northern enlisten and that rain persists with the strong and gusty winds, far south—east and the channel islands could touch gale force at times and that will make it feel cooler than temperatures of 3—5 would suggest. another chilly day in western scotland, even with the sunshine. now as you go through into tomorrow evening we continue to see the showers feed in that north—easterly wind, but there will be changes into wednesday, notice on this chart how the isobar, the lines start to open out a bit and that means the winds will start to fall lighter. they will shift in direction but clear some the rain away from the far south—east. there will be wintry showers drifting south wards in england and wales but a lot of dry and bright weather to come on wednesday, a cold day and then cloud and rain arrives in the north—west. that will lift temperatures the as we go through wednesday night, but a very frosty start to thursday in england and wales, with lots of dry and bright weather to see the week out. thank you. thank you. that's all from the bbc news at six, so it

maybe a few showers or sprinkles for parts of the far east bay and tri valley.ne so the south bay you may not see anything with the system. maybe you will be lucky enough to catch some sprinkles or so but that's about it. here we are at 6:00 p.m. driver weather. we are looking at a quiet day with partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. in between systems for tomorrow. picking up just a few hundredths to a quarter inch of rain. the north bay you have that better shot of this wet weather today. here we go with the next system that arrives late thursday into early friday. it's another weak cold front. not expecting a lot of rain with that system. daytime highs for the south bay. >> 63 campbell, 459 concord and pleasant hill. low 60's. 59 for oakland and san leandro. temperatures there will be cooler. there you go with that extended forecast as we are looking at some showers today. a break on thursday and then more wet weather thursday. >>> thursday night. temperatures on the rise for early next week. >>> time now 6:50. still ahead. >> a coronavirus outbreak continuing to g

here we are at 4:00 in the afternoon and especially for the far east bay and south bay catching isolated showers. by 11:00 p.m. tonight, we wrap things up. we are looking at a dry day tomorrow, brief break from the rain with more sunshine on saturday and another weather system behind that to end our weekend. rainfall amounts today, a few hundredths to a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain with isolated higher totals with today's system. today's weather system is one of the weaker systems i am tracking to push through our area. snow up in the sierra, not a lot over the weekend, maybe one to two inches of snow. as we look to next week, higher snow fall amounts with stronger weather systems. our sunrise is 7:20 and sun set at 5:22. checking daytime highs, not all that high. in fact, much cooler. you will feel that difference. 56 in san francisco and oakland, 57 for a high in san jose and just 56 for concord, 55 santa rosa and 53 for napa. the extended forecast, a little bit sunshine and brief break from the rain saturday. showers return into monday and then a stronger system looking at la

thousands of people turning out at this point in the far east of russia. have already been sort of quite large protests in various cities across the russian far east. with at least 145 people arrested so far. we're using that measure because last week when there were those first round of protests across the country more than 4,000 people were arrested nationwide. and so it's a sort of useful comparison to see how much confrontation, how much anger there is on the streets. these protesters of course calling for the release of alexei navalny, the anti-corruption campaigner, opposition leader who was suffering that horrific poisoning earlier this year and was evacuated to germany, where he recovered in a berlin clinic. he was then arrested earlier this month when he returned from germany having recovered and court cases to get him released from detention have failed. and that's been fueling these nationwide protests. we're expecting to see tens of thousands of people come out across the country to voice their concern at his continued detention. robyn. >> and

i just want to mention that they spent more on poland than any other subject, but on the far east theypent 30 minutes. it was a meeting on the emergence of the conference between stalin and fdr. they spent a little because so much time went into preparation. they already knew their positions, and stalin new fdr wanted. fdr felt uncomfortable to pay in the war with the territories not just of japan, but potentially the future defeated enemy but also the ally which china was at the time. so he was postponed again postponing this meeting with stalin as the conference was moving ahead. but he was getting one memo after another from the chief of staff saying the soviet commanders refuse to discuss anything relating to the pacific war until the political issues are resolved. eventually those issues are resolved. one more big issue that was discussed. yalta was the composition of the security council. so the go ahead for the creation of the united nations was also given at yalta. united states, fdr got stalin to commit to be part of the united nations. accept the veto power, and the way, the

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inhibitor stay below freezing but most will have a dry bright day and still some where showers in the far eastze later on but much of scotla nd northerly breeze later on but much of scotland brightens up after that dusting of snow and ice conditions in the morning but snowed in today in the morning but snowed in today in the front of the family. that then all addresses way southwards with this leading weather front through the night and into friday. a few fla kes through the night and into friday. a few flakes of snow and a slight dusting here in their crossing window wells into the friday before that gradually declines away. and then through the rest of the week and it looks like most places will be dry and frosty by night and dry by day and turning milder but also better to the north and west into next week. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. people in the uk are once again being asked to stay at home as the uk has passed 60,000 daily new cases for the first time since the start of the pandemic... we have no choice. when the office of national statistics is telling us more than 2

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it started this morning i mean this country has like 11 so as the sun was rising from the russian far east over siberia the protests were happening there and they were also with multiple arrests specially in far eastern run both also in the sound siberia no. what we have as an information from some independent media is that before moscow brought this started and also one instance petersburg there were 15000 people in these other places of russia this was a call for a basically nation ride nationwide protests are done exam to back with use the day goes on the protests continue in russia and in moscow and it's on to go for thank you very much. china has reported more than $100.00 new daily corona virus infections for more than 10 days in a row it is the worst cases it has seen since march last year and this comes on the anniversary of the world's 1st covert 19 lockdown when china sealed off the city of will between january and june testing has been ramped up in parts of the country had a favorite gluten new year holidays and that's when hundreds of millions of people are expected to travel t

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so after tehran there was a meeting there was the far east. we are talking about it, and in november of 1943, and then a meeting that were very important, in new hampshire, where all of the important decisions were made for the financial world order. out of this meeting, the dollar came after the war into this was important for the financial order of the post world war. it was moscow, in the soviet union, churchill flew there. he flew 107,000 mile s to get there. unpressurized, unheated, the travel was not very comfortable at the time. you think about mt. meetings, attending them, fall of 1944. looking at 1944, and the decision was made about how the balkins would be divided up to show the percentage agreement. there was a meeting also well where the united nations was founded. there was also a big meeting in germany at the end of the war where important decisions were made including reparations. you see it is a very long list of meetings that we're talking about and in all of these meetings, important decisions were made about the post war or

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then after tehran, there was a meeting for postwar planning also for the far east.hen, of course, the important tehran meeting. i will talk about that in a few minutes. that was in november of 1943. and then, a meeting that were very important for the post -- the brenton woods meeting where all of the important decisions were made for the financial post world order. and you see the creation of the world bank and the imf was planned there. and the dollar became the strongest currency in the world and other would be picked after the dollar after the war. it was important for the financial order of the postwar world. there was a meeting that was a long meeting and mainly dealt with united nations matters. quÉbec and canada again, and the morgenthal plan was decided, we'll talk about that in a minute. moscow in the soviet union, churchill flew there. churchill flew 107,000 miles during the war to get to these meetings. and these miles were flown in converted bombers, unpressurized and heated. so the travel was not very comfortable yet at the time. if you think about the

large gatherings took place across the country, from moscow to cities in the far—east.iot police dragged away demonstrators who pelted them with snowballs. navalny was almost killed in a nerve agent attack last year. dutch police have arrested the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs, on a warrant issued by australia. tse chi lop is a chinese—born canadian national, said to be the head of a syndicate known as the company. italy has accused pharmaceutical companies pfizer and astrazeneca of serious contract violations, after the companies announced they would not be able to deliver their coronavirus vaccines as agreed. the italian prime minister says the delays are doing enormous damage to italy and other european countries. now on bbc news, click. this week, as 45 becomes a6, we'll talk to some of the most important voices in social media to find out what the new president might do to put right the wrongs of big tech. hey, welcome! theme music plays. hey, welcome! hope you're doing 0k, and wow, what a momentous week in world politics this has been. whe

all this time of year temperatures often drop well below 0 or suffer has to collect goods from the far east to keep the rule that's only one reason the men endure these conditions they want to get your gracious and into the european union thriving in a town quickly in time a little park police catch. their beard while you're gone and of course you know you. don't have enough on my for you coming across the water. but then fellow with a fully. sufferer wants to find work in germany in his hometown of currency of pakistan he says he had to struggle day in day out just to make ends meet and while living in the woods is hard he says it's still better than life in deepa the leaper refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks 1st it was cleared and burnt down the migrants and refugees have now been moved into tents but many here say nobody should live like this in winter it's pictures like these but half attracted unwanted attention to how boston authorities have handled the situation but the region's prime minister says the e.u. and the boston government share the blame. so there are solutions fo

the last of it clearing the far south—east in the early hours, turning very icy behind that.nd with these wintry showers that pep up across northern scotland as the night goes on. —7, —8, could be yours, with the deepest snow in the midlands. we start off on monday morning with a widespread frost, widespread ice, too so still treacherous on untreated roads, pavements, again if you have to be out in the morning. but many of us tomorrow will have a drier and brighter day. there will still be these showers in scotland. rain, sleet on the coast. inland, sleet. some snow into the hills. maybe one or two for northern ireland and the far north of england but many of us will stay dry with broken cloud and sunny spells. it'll be a little less cold. it does get milder for a time for many of us with the exception of some of us in scotland as we go through the week ahead. with that it will be turning wetter. it does mean more rain before it turns colder again next weekend. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines... more than 70 cases of the south african variant of covid are identified in

artwork has been or was intended for the original cover of the 1936 comic, adventures of tintin ithe far eastthe blue lotus. the comp get a four color process to reproduce the image was deemed at the time too expensive. you are watching dw news. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ai■>ú■ogfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfv■■ ♪ >> watching from paris. here are your headlines. france is bringing in an earlier curfew right across the country, starting at 6:00 p.m. from this saturday. the prime minister announced this and other measures earlier. we will bring you the latest. after donald trump's second impeachment, concern in washington is shifting to the possibility of further insurrections at capitol building's across the country ahead of joe biden's and aga ration. we take a closer look. -- inauguration. we take a closer look. and what shape is young's

the fire was good for commerce of use thanks very much want to get into the kids passage from the far east to europe and the united states . congress any money money money in these mountains is open for drug trafficking politics and power the air and pirates and al-jazeera. fintan to set itself one of the world's most ambitious emission reduction targets promising to go cup a neutral by 2035 with initiatives from nature conservation to greater investment in public transport and alternative energy those plans could well be met but only if the country also shuts down its peat industry which has long been a source of both fossil fuel and job's so can the country's climate warriors get it done. it's not always nice to hear the truth but i think some words we heard the truth. is really a warning. it is a tremendous message to say. thanks and come to your senses. the kind of actions that we are doing on the planet are coursing so much and so tremendous options that we need to alter them very fast. as the world tries to recover from coded 19 finland is on a carbon copy crusade and it's refusing t

this will extend further south into the pennines overnight, perhaps in sleet and snow as far south as eastin plymouth. contrast that to temperatures around freezing in scotland and northern england. ice could be an issue as well first thing on thursday. here is the weather front. thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is thing on thursday. here is the weatherfront. pressure is trying thing on thursday. here is the weather front. pressure is trying to build behind it and ahead of it. it has got nowhere to go. it will slowly weaken through thursday but only slowly and it stays in one place. more slow for scotland and northern england first thing. a few flakes possible down into the midlands. i think it will be rain that we see persisting across the south—east. things do ease back as we go later into the day on thursday but still quite wintry of the north—east. it will feel silly temperatures at three or four celsius. furtherwest, brighter temperatures at three or four celsius. further west, brighter with some sunshine. up

here in vladivostok, in the far east of the country, there were scuffles with police as they tried torupt protests the kremlin says are illegal. "putin is a thief," they shouted. "freedom to navalny." there were reports that hundreds had been arrested at rallies in up to 60 cities across the vast breadth of russia. they were out for one man — the opposition leader, alexi navalny. he may remain injail but his supporters were in full voice. translation: i'm tired. just like many russians, i'm tired. i'm 26 years old, i've lived my whole life under putin, and, every year, i hear the same old promises. translation: in russia, - the current authorities are doing everything they can in order to cement their power, you know, so that it will never change. but what are we for? we are for a transfer of power. more than 5,000 miles to the west, many thousands gathered to protest on the streets of moscow. "russia without putin," they chanted. police detained hundreds before the protests even began. "how can you look your children in the eyes," this man asks them. the question now is whether prote

all this time of year temperatures often drop well below 0 or suffer has to collect goods from the far east to keep the rule if there's only one reason the man endure these conditions they want to get your gracious and into the european union thrive american 15 time a little park police catch. their beard while you're gone and of course you know you. have nothing left for you coming across the water. with a phony. sufferer wants to find work in germany in his hometown of courage she is pakistan who says she had to struggle day in day out just to make ends meet and while living in the woods is hard she says it's still better than life in deepa the leaper refugee camp made headlines in recent weeks 1st it was cleared and burnt down the migrants and refugees have now been moved into tents but many here say nobody should live like this in winter it's pictures like these but half attracted unwanted attention to how boston authorities have handled the situation but the region's prime minister says the e.u. and the bosnian government share the blame. so there are solutions for the migration situat

it's probably wintry of a mostly european plane that's not clatter and admitted li and the far east of europe to key west and russia it's tomorrow would not expect that cold front is trying to push the code it doesn't drop temperatures much as 11 in bucharest which compared with vienna is a huge difference but the difference between cold and warm water is what produced the stormy weather in the western bowls made now by the time we get to saturday that strong southerly component that will be all that's left the stormy weather nobody showers around through southern your course current snow up in the higher ground of the sea and the still that normally present in northern spain but the emphasis on the card has dropped somewhat midlands quiet by saturday thunderstorm maybe and then missed a bit of rain returns during monday now the snow because of this cold is pushing up to the adriatic well then reappear as it joins that cold wind coming across the baltic in germany in luxembourg well in france for across the luxembourg confirms it does move 3 days you've got sunday monday and tuesday i

were detained when large gatherings took place across the country, from moscow to cities in the far—eastchinese state media say rescuers have freed one of a group of miners trapped six hundred metres underground for two weeks. rescue workers have been drilling new shafts to reach the group after an explosion below the surface at the mine in the north—eastern shandong province. dutch police at schiphol airport have arrested the alleged head of one of the world's biggest drugs gangs, on a warrant issued by australia. tse chi lop is a chinese—born canadian national, said to be the head of a syndicate known as the company. now, it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello there and welcome to the week in parliament, our look back at the big events in westminster and beyond. coming up in the next half hour, the government suffers two commons rebellions in a week — one on trade and one on the planned end of an increased benefit payment. the question for us right now is whether the end of march this year, just ten weeks away, is the right moment to begin unwinding this support. as

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