this lab in the far east and russian - the far east and russian city of vladivostok is developing a prototypeof the year, eventually these robots are intended to have a full body and legs and be able to move. : ,, ~ :, to move. translation: right now we su -l to move. translation: right now we snooty robots — to move. translation: right now we supply robots to _ to move. translation: right now we supply robots to the _ we supply robots to the government centres in moscow and various universities. there is also a large and promising market in the united states, and universities are also interested, and we've signed some contract.— interested, and we've signed some contract. some fear a time when robots _ some contract. some fear a time when robots overtake _ some contract. some fear a time when robots overtake humans. l when robots overtake humans. this combination of art and technology may hasten the day. right now, they are doing well to be getting haircuts, quite frankly, with so many of us humans in lockdown. but if one day the mask does slip, perhaps they will at least consult us with tha

dale fisher, a specialist in infectious diseases based in singapore, says governments in the far easthe best prepared. if china has been brought to its knees injanuary, a country of 1.4 billion, you had to treat this virus with incredible respect. it was like every country had to experience the problem before they would believe how how big the problem was. in sweden, where the law guarantees people's freedom of movement, there were no strict rules, just advice. free from harsh restrictions, the virus spread, and it was the elderly living in care homes who were the most vulnerable. last april, thomas aanderson, whose father, jan, was living in a care home, had a call telling him he had covid. i get into his room to say goodbye to him. they have drugged him with morphine in such a high level that he was not... i couldn't have any contact with him at all. he did... he didn't know i was there. thomas' father was being given end—of—life care rather than any treatment. it was only after he alerted the media that his father was put on a drip and started to get better. now he's doing well. he

far east head in the program it's really blocks the shipment of covert jobs meant for australia in what some are calling seen nationalism. demanding the commission reconsider the move. joe biden after he labels the visit.

in this country you are all so well-informed about the far east, and such devoted friends of china, that do not need to expatiate on the situation there. i have felt bound to portray the shadow which, alike in the west and in the east, falls upon the world. i was a minister at the time of the versailles treaty and a close friend of mr. lloyd george, who was the head of the british delegation at that time. i did not myself agree with many things that were done, but i have a very strong impression in my mind of that situation, and i find it painful to contrast it with that which prevails now. in those days there were high hopes and unbounded confidence that the wars were over, and that the league of nations would become all-powerful. i do not see or feel that same confidence or even the same hopes in the haggard world at the present time. on the other hand, ladies and gentlemen, i repulse the idea that a new war is inevitable, still more that it is imminent. it is because i am sure that our fortunes are still in our own hands and that we hold the power to save the future, that i feel the d

to treat somebody he'll pick simply makes our women feel like she's just like she was just going far east. germany's longest opposition party accuses the government of political foul play after it's placed under surveillance for alleged links to scream and. texans who back at joe biden after he labeled the decision to relax coronaviruses frictions in the state neanderthal thinking. the democrats in the group love her in their food.

further south and east it should eventually turn drier and this is where we will see the highest temperatures, about 10 celsius in the far south—east. still very blustery with wind gusts of up to 50 mph. overnight it will remain quite windy although i think the wind will gradually ease. these heavy showers will continue to feed in on the north—westerly wind, turning to sleet or snow on the hills, and we might hear the odd rumble of thunder. lows of around 1—2. tomorrow a dry start and then we see this feature pushing in from the west, introducing heavy spells of rain, sleet or snow on hills. top temperatures 11 celsius, and more settled next week. hello, this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines: a serving metropolitan police officer is charged with the kidnap and murder of sarah everard. 48—year—old wayne couzens appeared in court this morning. a vigil in sarah's memory has been cancelled — the police say the event would breach covid rules. the organisers will now fundraise for women's causes. more pressure on the governor of new york to resign over allegations of sexual misconduct — but andrew cuomo refuses to ste

far east at 70 degrees.o, you will see a high of 59, 63 in oakland and for alameda. mid to upper 60's for the north bay. looking at 68 for windsor later on today. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect with the dry conditions through the workweek. rain chances pick up friday evening into saturday morning and then dryer weather saturday afternoon into sunday and then the unsettled active weather pattern, cooler temperatures for next week. effect. eck in with gi. wereers one will if definitely slow you down. that's where chp and crews are working on an injury crash. the left lane is shut down until further notice. you know traffic is definitely backing up. chp just gave permission to the tow crew. hopefully they will get out shortly to clear everything out. in the meantime stick with 280 or 82, el camino. that's probably your best bet to avoid delays. the second traffic alert is westbound 80. this is in the area of vacaville as you commute into fairfield. i just got word from chp. they are going

this may be in places such as alaska, the tropics, europe, or somewhere in the far east.us action programs being conducted in the developing countries of the world. they contribute here in a different kind of war. the war against hunger, ignorance and disease. nursing and civic action includes many diversified activities. principally it is the extension of medical and nursing care to people who desire and need help. the nurse also provides assistance where natural disasters such as the iranian earthquake which destroyed homes and villages. in fact anywhere our troops have emission the army nurse is there, not only to administer to them but to the people of the country as well. here in santa domingo, the soldiers are true to tradition as a treat and heal a local civilian. education of the people and other lands is an important part of the civic action program. this also includes the medical education of health personnel. in extending this assistance, army nurses are not hampered by specified boundaries. they respond promptly when the need exists, to the appeal for help fou

as we look to the east bay 67 for you in concord, pleasant hill at 68 though far east antioch and brentwood at 70 degrees this afternoon. east of the diablo range. mid to upper 60's for the tri valley. 66 in dublin. 67 for pleasanton and livermore as we look around the bay, san francisco, 59. looking at 58 for daley city. the east bayshore line, 63 in oakland and alameda. 64 for alameda. 68 in santa rosa and for sonoma this afternoon. here we go with that extended forecast. dry and quiet conditions through the workweek. again the rain chances pick up as we look to friday night into saturday, a break on sunday and more wet weather ahead as we look to next week. >>> let's check in with gianna on that wednesday morning commute. >> you know it just got a little busier. there is now a traffic alert as you work westbound 80. couple cars tangled up here and looks like its injuries reported in the crash. we have some slow and go conditions as you work westbound because of this incident. only three -- only one lane actually is open just updating here from getting update from chp. only the left lane

of england until after dawn. not the far south—east of england untilafter dawn. he far south—east of england until after dawn. it will be mild tonight, temperatures for most around 7—10 c. tomorrow we have rain to start the day thanks to these weather fronts but as this cold front moves southwards through the day, behind that we will start to get some drier and sunnier weather. here is the cold front moving southwards across england and wales, the best of the sunshine through the day for scotland, northern ireland, northern england and in the afternoon at sunnier skies will arrive across parts of wales and the north midlands. temperatures for most of us in double figures but it will start feeling a bit fresher across northern parts as the sunshine comes out. for wednesday, probably the best of the sunshine will be further south across england and wales with the weather generally turn in cloudier, a week weather front moving in across northern scotland threatening the odd spot of rain but not much. temperatures for most again around 11—14, probably the warm spots a

into the far east with a hectic pace at the moment -- wheat and sore beans -- wheat and soybeans going, but also going to russia, ukraine. also oil. they go through the suez canal when heading for the far east, obviously because it is a massive detour going around africa. so this is a ripple effect across the border, and everybody is having contingency plans on what next, on the fact that she remains stuck in the canal. it is most likely to take a few more days, so time sensitive cargoes are of course at stake at the moment, and we know that the carriers' close contact with the cargo owners in order to solve these issues as they arise. anna: in particular, those time sensitive cargoes. they give very much, peter sand, shipping analyst. thank you for joining us on the program. coming up here, the e.u. first, then export. european experts back vaccine curves, but angela merkel declares france a high risk virus area. we speak with jacob kirkegaard from the german marshall fund. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> israel's rapid coronavirus approach is -- now it is jumping to the top of -- israel has

the united states or from one country moving to developed country in the united states to say the far east like japan or morass to england or far or even in the middle east just quickly what about family travel you know i you might have heard me mentioning earlier that madonna for example is now testing its vaccines on children in the meantime. children can travel and. they can still pass on that while they may not be as much risk as adults they can still pass on the disease. well that's right anybody who travels of can get the pick up the virus and they can pass it on to someone else but your ability to pass that disease on to someone else is going to be dependent on how close you are to that other person if you've got people on an airliner who are separated by at least one seat. from a person from the next person were separated by a distant or row the chances of spreading that virus are going to be correspondingly reduced that's why we do not like the idea of the airlines saying ok it's back to normal you've got a socially distance in the terminal that we're going to pack you as tightly

oldest restaurants, is among those reopening for indoor dining back in december, the owner of the far east00 year old banquet hall got a break on their rent. they also got support from program that paid chinatown businesses to prepare meals for older adults and low income families. mm hmm. court more bay area counties are moving back into the red tier, meeting. more family friendly activities will soon be reopening. ktvu is andre senior tells us many businesses are now preparing to expand their operations. it's been a year since we've been able to do things like go play skee ball or indoor rock climbing. but with the move into the red terror, you'll be able to do that again at places like boomers and livermore. it still won't be like the old days, but it's better than what we've had all year, thanks to the corona. virus we're looking forward to being able to open for six to murphy, ceo of boomers, park says the pandemic has changed how employees approached their jobs, especially now that more activities can resume. get the arcades craft or getting it ready in sauce. a little. the bay area

to show you is able to show the president his wood work shop in the hearts of the world's largest far east i. just want to recap the main stories now 7 civilians have been killed including one child when shelling by government forces hit a hospital in a rebel held town in west aleppo another 16 people have been injured the world health organization says have been more than 300 attacks on syrian health care sites in the past 5 years and even after the initial strike the shelling continued around the hospital market one that's on the do much for the. the. national do not know what i would like to do as you confuse the shelling of the hospital with on going to my own safety we came here to medical staff to leave it to itself i was 5 injuries among the medical staff members including the health director of alliterative i left hopefully he will get better so far they have been . polls have closed in the republic of congo's presidential election of those expected to see dentist question extended study 6 years in power 7 people are standing for the job but some of the mission candidates are eithe

his sacred far east he left his tray he left his family. and he turned to be the father. believe others of all religions. believe that led him to leave the things that he. used to be with and to be in he left his leg and he left his family on we need to. live our lives and look forward for better future. for the wounds to be heat. and we need to work together collectively. and we need to stick to each other to stick to the good values and not to be away from each other. we need to be together and work together. once again. we cannot be still we have to move on we have to work with each other everyone has to do that. gradually. by step would be better we will achieve more. will rule. our territories and our spirits. yes. we did not to be. abiding by the material things now we need to abide by a spiritual thing commit ourselves to spiritual thing and commit ourselves to even the development and we need to pray and we have need to ask god to keep us together to overcome the struggles to overcome the pandemic and to overcome the problems. we have learned in that. no peace wit

. >> reporter: there was some more good news at far east cafe, chinatown's 100 year banquet hall was making preparations for indoor dining. under pandemic pressure, the landmark was in jeopardy of closing late last year. one regular hopes the change of fortune signals a larger trend. >> it is starting to turn around and a little bit of light at the end of the tunnel. not just for businesses but for tourism in general. hopefully it brings more people back. >> reporter: some business owners are seeing evidence of that. more people and more optimism. >> i think a lot more people are getting vaccinated and that is a great thing. people are more courageous now to come out and support their local retail. and engage to keep san francisco alive and vibrant. >> the uncertainty is fading and the san francisco coming back to life is what i see going on around us now. >> reporter: what everyone would like to see now is more momentum. a lot of restaurant folks i talked to said what comes next hopefully is orange. which is 50% capacity. let's see things move in the right direction and stay that wa

these huge corals like this out on the far-east slope there have just died. so they bleached, and then the tissue died because it was so hot. now we see the coral being overgrown by algae. this is a beautiful area that we go to in the bali straits. these are animals. those aren't plants; those are animals in the current. they're soft corals, the big table corals, fish. this is a place with very strong currents. here it is a year later. soft corals are almost all dead, and those that are bleached are starving. they get smaller and smaller and smaller, like this one, this huge coral. it's a soft coral. here's a healthy soft coral, and here it is a year later. they essentially die from the heat, and the skeleton just breaks up and fall down to the bottom of the sea. alling: menjangan is a sacred place in bali, and so the local people come and they pray, they make offerings, and it's a tourist destination because menjangan's probably the leading divdestinaon for bali. and they all use anchors, so they're all throwing them on the reef, and in the process of that,

will ease away, so the afternoon looks mostly dry, i think the member parts of eastern england, far east. the winds once again a real feature of the weather with gusts about 30—a0 mph, even stronger than that around some exposed coasts in the west. it will be particularly windy and wet friday into saturday. so more heavy showers and thunderstorms rattling through on that breeze. temperatures to start your weekend between about 1—6 celsius, so still fairly chilly conditions out there through saturday, particularly when you add on, again, the wind. it is going to be another blustery sort of day. into sunday, things will settle down a little bit, but certainly another day of sunny spells and blustery, heavy showers on saturday, could be particularly windy through the english channel. and those showers could merge into longer spells of rain in the northwest later on. temperatures only about 7—10 celsius, quite a cool feel, another windy day. into sunday, a quiter a day of the weekend. high—pressure tries to building from the southwest. a few showers moving in from the northwest, but towards

the owner of far east cafe says it was having a very hard time paying rent during the pandemic. that all changed after far east cafe received some cash from a program that pays chinatown businesses to prepare meals for older adults and low income families during the pen. temic next week will mark one year since the grand princess cruise ship docked at the port of oakland after there was a coronavirus outbreak onboard reporter erin maybe and talked to one woman who was forced to quarantine in her room on the cruise ship. on march 4th right after lunch on the cruise. we got isolated to arm rose and we were isolated for eight days on the ship. debbie loftis. looking back on the days she was stuck on a cruise ship quarantined in her quarters as covid-19 spread through the ship one year ago. luckily, we did not get sick on the. on the ship. lofty has talked with me from her home in eagle river while at sea and 2020, several passengers and crew members tested positive for the virus. coast guard helicopter had to drop off test kids. someone had died. two doors down for me, and so it it

perhaps a little bit more cloud at times into the far east of england.ore cloud for scotland could give us the odd light shower here. but with plenty of sunshine, a fine day with temperatures up to maybe 12 or 13 degrees again. from midweek onwards, though, particularly wednesday night, quite a significant change to come. the high�*s still there, but this low runs down into scandinavia and it switches our wind direction to a northerly or northeasterly. and as it does so, we not only see the wind strengthening, but we see much colder airflooding in. we lose that mild air that came from the atlantic, and it's replaced by pretty cold, arctic air for thursday and friday. so, here's your week. we start off feeling pretty springlike — a lot of fine weather and some sunshine. by the end of the week, though, it could start to feel quite chilly, potentially with rather rural northeasterly wind. hello. this is bbc news with shaun ley. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow morning's papers in a moment. first, the headlines. shame on you! the head of the met police say

this taking place because there is demand for ivory in other countries particularly in asia and the far east so the longer there is demand for these products then the price of these products are very high there will be poaching there will be corruption there will be disruption of the normal force meant facilities to my country kenya for example there is a fantastic level of law enforcement on the ground there's very little pushing ticking please but kenya continues to be a conduit of ivory coming out of central and other parts of africa through our country and out through our borders it's very difficult for the continent to crack down on this kind of crime happening over the entire continent just because of the demand for products in one of 2 places we need to address the demand as a major part of this campaign dux a cold war there is a bad on the global trade of ivory countries like zimbabwe and botswana say they have too many elephants in their territories and they've been calling for that band to be lifted they say that the trade of ivory the legal trade of ivory will also give them the m

for europeans flying chains not just about oil it's just as important the goods coming from the far east china and so on china number one trade with the european union containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the weight. ships now face the prospect of having to travel thousands of additional kilometers around the southern tip of africa a huge cost and potentially delaying delivery of goods by weeks it's a cork in a bottle and there's no way to go in as you describe the ships that are stuck throughout the canal and it's the no up and are in a precarious position in the name may not be able just to turn around and take another course as long as it and expensive as it is to go from the mediterranean around africa and vice versa the suez canal thorens he says around $20000.00 ships pass through the canal last year on egypt billions of dollars in total fee revenue the ever given is $1.00 of the largest container ships in the world but for every hour and every day it remains stock and stationary there are concerns about the financial fallout and impact on global trade chance not

sticking place because there is demand for ivory in other countries particularly in asia and the far east so so long as there is demand for these products that the price of these products are very high there will be poaching there will be corruption there will be disruption of the normal force meant facilities to my country kenya for example there is a fantastic level of law enforcement on the ground there's very little pushing ticking please but kenya continues to be a conduit of ivory coming out of central and other parts of africa through our country and out through our borders it's very difficult for the continent to crack down on this kind of crime happening over the entire continent just because of the demand for products in one of 2 places we need to address the demand as a major part of this campaign ducks a cold war there is a bad on the global trade of ivory countries like zimbabwe and botswana save they have too many elephants in their territory and they've been calling for that band to be lifted they say that the trade of ivory than legal trade of ivory will also give them the

but one of the differences through those countries, particularly the far east, their population. wasn't already set up for us. then we as the consumers or the patients didn't really comply. i'd also agree with tony's point about public versus private, but i think there's a bit more nuanced than that. it tends to be local versus national, and local has been proven to work. too many cooks, it doesn't work. when places like leicester took the track and trace into their local authorities and got people with understanding and got people with understanding and specifically people who could speak the languages of some of these households, because some of the evidence has shown it was in places where they had many, many more than the national average that don't speak english. those were the ones that were completely slipping to the net, because they were just getting calls from a call centre, most of us wanted to put the phone down straightaway. they didn't understand what was being said to them and their interpreters. all of those issues have resulted in all this huge waste of money. on

years, in europe anyway, people are becoming extreme the concerned about being too dependent on the far east for their supply chains. this incident shows just how fragile those supply chains can be. the upside for the region could be, although i'm not saying it's going to happen, could be that the so-called near shoring -- bringing the supply chains closer to home, either back into europe or to north africa -- might get a boost from this incident. although, i don't want to be too optimistic about that. i think it might be one of the aspects to be looking at in the longer term. it's already something which is beginning to happen. dependency on china in particular has reached a stage in europe and elsewhere where people are singing very seriously about rebalancing. this incident might be one amongst other factors that accelerates that process. anchor: this situation is really only further complicating the supply chain problems that have been caused by covid-19. how exactly has the pandemic impacted shipping? how dire did the situation get? >> i think the first thing is that shipping throughout

dale fisher, a specialist in infectious diseases based in singapore, says governments in the far easts with incredible respect. it was like every country had to experience the problem before they would believe how how big the problem was. in sweden, where the law guarantees people's freedom of movement, there were no strict rules, just advice. free from harsh restrictions, the virus spread, and it was the elderly living in care homes who were the most vulnerable. last april, thomas aanderson, whose father, jan, was living in a care home, had a call telling him he had covid. i get into his room to say goodbye to him. they have drugged him with morphine in such a high level that he was not... i couldn't have any contact with him at all. he did... he didn't know i was there. thomas' father was being given end—of—life care rather than any treatment. it was only after he alerted the media that his father was put on a drip and started to get better. now he's doing well. he would be, uh... he would be dead if it didn't... ..if we didn't turn up. almost half of sweden's covid deaths have been

which was the far east command. so we got a lot of our people that we had, with recruits and drafty's that we had trained and that's where they went. then they started asking for that's when i got it. there were quite a few of us, i went with sergeant mccabe and sergeant manchin, he had a car, we had a delay on route, so we drove back here, and we had ten days before we had to report -- as a california, so we came back. i remember my first plane ride, we flew out from -- to san francisco. all three of us we got into camp still men. we weren't late. but we were pretty close. so we stayed there, had and aunt and uncle out there at the oakland. we were there maybe a week or ten days i suppose. then we started to get orders. we were shipping out. we kept the bulletin order, every morning of course, she went. joe went on one ship, i want another. so they left before i did. a day or two before. the pope was a little bit faster, so i got over to japan before they did. we landed in japan. in yokohama, closer to tokyo there.

recent rain and to be honest more last weekend the last few days has still produced flooding as far east as kentuckians says there are kentucky several other contributors to trim trees to the ohio fact the whole higher value is fairly down but this is more it who's reporting devastation from that still flood now it will slowly. decline the fighting because the next raney's is significant in his bid for the south and west which is itself a tall the pacific storms but i'm wondering restraint on friday will show some snow inland in nor going to washington and maybe the california mountains more significantly i suspect during saturday rain in san francisco but not much on friday evening and saturday morning then it's gone through that even that snow doesn't last for long most states and most of canada are quite another cold northeast cory's obvious so the 3 new york rays minus one in toronto and significant thunderstorms also hang around i think in florida they've been doing that recently in the bahamas in cuba and the yucatan tickly can comb but also they're still there on fire they're tend

is europe a strong australia and far east deflation assets are government bonds us and investment grade s. and p. $500.00 u.s. consumer discretionary growth and u.s. high yield bonds. well this is the big one the big onto a lot of the big bull market over the past 40 years that has been the foundation upon which the economy around the world particularly in the united states has been built because with that big. deflation trade as it's being referred to you end up having lower interest rates lower interest rates that's the key that's been keeping the american dominance rolling for 40 years because every time there's a mistake like in 2008 for example or the dot com crash or the.

we are sending an aircraft carrier to the far east. what's it going to do? would it defend taiwan?a? well, you know, china doesn't like that either. all these choices are going to come up, repeatedly, and i don't get the sense from this paper that the direction is clear enough for us to make those decisions properly. jeffrey, that has been one criticism — that the uk has been making choices on an issue by issue basis as moments arrive rather than having a definite and clear strategy. i think so. we talked earlier about having cakism. yes, we want a global presence, but we are cutting foreign aid and we're not meeting our targets. we want to be a power on the international stage, but we are going to diminish our military here in the uk. there is a kind of wistfulness of where we want to be and what we are willing to be. lyse, there is still a lot of detail to come out on defence budgets and so on. one political question raised is whether this global britain idea can be linked with levelling up. this conservative government here has got a huge mandate and is trying to shift the dial

a bit more cloud at times in the far east of england, more cloud in scotland with the odd light showerday night, a significant change. the high is still there but this low runs into scandinavia and switches the wind direction to a northerly or north—easterly. as it does, the wind will strengthen and much colder airflooding in, we will lose the mild air from the atlantic, replaced by cold arctic air on thursday and friday. we start feeling pretty springlike this week, fine weather and sunshine. by the end of the week, it could feel quite chilly with a rather raw north—easterly wind. this is bbc news, the headlines: activists in myanmar say the security forces have killed at least 38 people in one of the deadliest 2a hours of demonstrations against last months military coup. authorities say martial law has been declared in parts of the nation's biggest city, yangon, after days of protests. in australia — more than a0 womens' rallies are taking place — calling on the government to address issues of sexism, misogyny and what organisers call a lack of equality in politics and society. the f

more than a 3rd of germany's foreign trade with the far east passes through here. the head of port operator h h l a is i'm delighted scott when the virus paralyze china in spring of 2020 she could gauge the pandemic by container numbers. bikies the company on one spot not likely the crisis arrived here with flying scene dusty and ada tyvaso capacity of reduction some shipowners took out every 10th ship. you know in time and the times especially in june capacity and volume were down by up to 40 percent in. the. even then at the height of the crisis so far germany supply of goods was never seriously threatened. but for a time many companies felt pressure on their supply chains. is the corner case is the pandemic it glitched then one time impact the event. as it can all be nice just i don't think the damage will be current but i definitely think the recovery will take several more months if not. then. global trade is slowly recovering initially trade in the economy came back faster than expected. but rising worldwide infections and more looming shutdowns will be setba

this taking place because there is demand for ivory in other countries particularly in asia and the far east so the longer there is demand for these products then the price of these products are very high there will be poaching there will be corruption there will be disruption of the normal force meant facilities to my country kenya for example there is a fantastic level of law enforcement on the ground there's very little pushing taking place but kenya continues to be a conduit of ivory coming out of central and other parts of africa through our country and out through our borders it's very difficult for the continent to crack down on this kind of crime happening over the entire continent just because of demand for products in one or 2 places we need to address the demand as a major part of this campaign ducks or go home or there is a bad on the global trade of ivory countries like zimbabwe and botswana say they have too many elephants in their territories and they've been calling for that band to be lifted they say that the trade of ivory the needle trade of ivory will also give them the m

far east italy blocks a shipment of covert shots met meant for australia in what some are calling a vaccine nationalism canberra is now demanding the e.u. commission reconsider the move. texans lash out at joe biden after he labels the decision to relax coronavirus restrictions in the state as neanderthal thinking. the democrats when they go in their boots on the next 2 people in this country telling them what to do while the texas governor hits back calling the president's new immigration policy of neanderthal approach to the issue that says a study shows that biden's plans could lead to a drastic increase in america's migrant population. broadcasting live from our international headquarters in moscow you're watching our quarter welcome. bullying harassment and sexual abuse that's what thousands of women have been subjected to in the british army according to testimonies given to be given to a parliamentary committee. very hostile environment. you do find themselves new position and it starts going wrong that's where and when you are vulnerable it is when the problems really start women ar

this is our to international now reports from the far east suggesting the possible launch of 2 projectiles by north korea according to japan it may have been a ballistic missile test the alleged missiles reportedly fell into the sea of japan outside of tokyo's exclusive economic zone last weekend north korea fired 2 short range cruise missiles u.s. and south korean officials said it confirmed a ballistic missile launch would be a violation of u.n. security council resolutions and pyongyang's 1st such tests during the biden administration which would further complicate faltering nuclear negotiations with the united states. global media watchdog reporters without borders has filed a massive lawsuit against facebook for allegedly letting hate speech for issues including false videos on the pandemic that have been watched millions of times but it's just one of the serious allegations now hitting the tech giant around the globe. reporters without borders lawsuit demonstrates that the california based company's undertakings to its consumers are largely mendacious and that it allows dissent from

more than a 3rd of germany's foreign trade with the far east passes through here. the head of port operator h h l a is i'm delighted scott when the virus paralyze china in spring of 2020 she could gauge the pandemic by container numbers. he's a company on one spot not likely the crisis arrived here with flying scene does do you need a tyvaso capacity reduction some ship owners took out every 10th shit. you know and and at times especially in may june capacity and volume were down by up to 40 percent. even them at the height of the crisis so far germany supply of goods was never seriously threatened. but for a time many companies felt pressure on their supply chains. is to go or not he says the pandemic a glitch then one time impact the event is as it can all been nice just i don't think the damage will be common and often but i just don't think the recovery will take several more months if not. one. global trade is slowly recovering initially trade in the economy came back faster than expected. but rising worldwide infections and more looming shutdowns will be setb

established, a lot of sunshine on the way, perhaps a little bit more cloud at times coming into the far easttures up to maybe 12 or 13 degrees again. from midweek onwards, though, particularly wednesday night, quite a significant change to come. the highs still there, but this low runs down into scandinavia and it switches our wind direction to a northerly or northeasterly. and as it does so, we not only see the wind strengthening, but we see much colder airflooding in. we lose that mild air that came from the atlantic, and it's replaced by pretty cold arctic air for thursday and friday. so, here's your week. we start off feeling pretty spring—like — a lot of fine weather and some sunshine. by the end of the week, though, it could start to feel quite chilly, potentially with rather raw northeasterly wind. this is bbc news, the headlines: activists in myanmar say the security forces have killed at least 39 people in one of the deadliest 24 hours since demonstrations began, against last month's military coup. authorities say martial law has been declared in parts of the nation's biggest city,

delivering food fuel manufactured goods to european goods are not being exported from europe to the far east in this is going to have a massive impact on production on availability of goods in europe and in asia and while the 120 mile canal between the red sea and the mediterranean is the short.

military is going to be very stretched with these new ambitious proposals to send warships to the far east there is talk of investment in the military is perhaps a bit of a clever for military is perhaps a bit of a cleverfor a deep black hole in the finances. —— a bit of a cover. they do welcome, keir starmer said, finances. —— a bit of a cover. they do welcome, keir starmersaid, he welcomes the pivot to asia, to the indo pacific region, that is recognition of a global change reality. i think they regard this as full of inconsistencies and with a lot of questions still to be answered on all sorts of issues. the headlines on bbc news... the duke of edinburgh, who is 99, has returned to windsor castle after his longest—ever stay in hospital. borisjohnson unveils a new vision for the uk's place in the world — less europe, more asia the european medicines agency has said they are firmly convinced of the benefits of the astra zeneca vaccine, that's after germany, france and some other eu countries halted the rollout of the vaccine. now it's time to re—visit this morning's your questions answere