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and i stammered have your schools germany italy and england all make winning starts in a campaign to qualify for the world cup and so to sweden with the help of the latter. to set up the winning goal in his return to international football. if he says that a trade is agreed to withdraw its forces from the northern seagrave region where they have been accused of killing raping and torturing civilians primus i'll be on that has just returned from talks in their training capital a smaller than growing calls for editor ame troops to pull out if the opium launched a military offensive there in november accusing the region's governing party of destabilizing the country. when the allegations against at a train forces began to emerge soon after ethiopia launched its military operation but for months primus deny it eritrean forces were in the country a lot changed on tuesday when he admitted their involvement there have been international calls for an investigation into the violence u.s. secretary of state and the blinking is described as acts of ethnic cleansing the u.n. estimates nearly 230

about peace family of sports germany italy and england all make a winning start to make campaign to qualify for the world cup and so to sweden with the help of the latter libra him of it shoots up the winning goal on his return to international football. we're going to begin with breaking news from egypt 2 trains have collided killing at least 32 people the state television says at least 66 others have been injured in the accident in so hog province egypt's railway authority says the 1st train stopped when someone triggered its emergency brakes the other 2. then crashed into it from behind that was causing 3 passenger cars to flip over the railway system has a history of badly maintained equipment president of the fatah el-sisi has previously said his government needed an extra 14000000000 dollars to overhaul the railway system. official figures suggest there were nearly 1500 train accidents which took place in 2017 across the country in 2018 a passenger train derailed in sus in the southern city of ras one at least 6 people were injured during that accident we're going to get more details

belgium portugal and ireland while france greece and italy are imposing lockdowns in their hardest hit zones germany austria denmark the netherlands england and scotland are gradually lifting restrictions meanwhile both china and russia are largely. when for business while it started with one of the world's most severe lock downs beijing was also the 1st to contain the virus on the other hand moscow has been praised for its self-discipline as the country avoided strict lock downs and became the 1st to register a covert $1000.00 vaccine south africa has restrictions have also been lifted after a lockdown so strict if they end the purchase of alcohol and cigarettes but did not stop the spread of the virus as the country now faces new mutations south america has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus as the region's economy struggles to recover brazil isn't forcing a new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restring.

belgium portugal and ireland while france greece and italy are imposing lockdowns in their hardest hit zones germany austria denmark the netherlands england and scotland are grad. will be lifting restrictions meanwhile both china and russia are largely open for business while it started with one of the world's most severe lockdowns beijing was also the 1st to contain the virus on the other hand moscow has been praised for its self discipline as a country avoided strict lock downs and became the 1st to register a covert $1000.00 vaccine south africa has restrictions have also been lifted after a lockdown so strict they and the purchase of alcohol and cigarettes but did not stop the spread of the virus as the country now faces new mutations south america has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus as the region's economy struggles to recover brazil is enforcing a new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restrictions nearby argentina and bolivia are declared open for business and here in the united states texas was the 1st to declare itself 100 percent open since then maryland mississippi connectic

you've seen cases go upping countries like france, italy and germany, there has been a follow—up in the uk. a report today from public health englandel corridors with countries like greece, that contributed to cases coming back into the uk with holiday—makers returning. but there is no inevitability about this. the view is that things are generally moving in the right direction in the uk. a very close watch by officials on the impact of schools reopening in england on march the 8th. you wouldn't expect any spread of infection to be picked up until a couple of weeks after that. cases going up doesn't necessarily mean that it going up doesn't necessarily mean thatitis going up doesn't necessarily mean that it is unexpected. because there is a slight breakage in the link with serious illness because of the vaccination programme being rolled out. fewer people will become seriously ill and hospital admissions we should note are down 23% week on week.— the leader of the scottish conservatives at holyrood — ruth davidson — has called for nicola sturgeon to resign as first minister, saying it was clear she misled parliament. a majority of

england or ireland or germany. but in the blue line, you could see the shift away from northern and western europe to countries like italyor poland or greece or the bulk of nations. that's where most of the migrants were coming from and in fact, by one point i think, something like 75% of all the immigrants by the early 20th century were coming from southern and eastern europe. so, contemporaries had a name for this change. they referred to the hold and the new immigrants. so if you're ever reading a document and someone makes mention of the old immigrants, they're talking about the people who came from countries like scotland or like england that new immigrants, or someone writing in newspaper in 1890 referred to the new immigrants, they would mean people primarily from countries like poland or russian jews or people like italy who were coming to the united states. and in addition to that, there was another group of new immigrants that sometimes get left out of treatments over immigration but they were numerically very important and i'm referring to people from the americas especially mexico who were coming to the unite

poland's trip to england but it's been confirmed he won't need to quarantine for 2 weeks upon returning to germany so now he's allowed to go or to go have moved their home game against. italy had it gone ahead in portugal some players would have faced a quarantine issues and there's been controversy in france where the government did a last minute u. turn and is now allowing players to travel outside of the european union for matches and we've been speaking to international football writer gavin hamilton who says governing bodies are under pressure to make sure the qualifiers take place. it's up to fit to organize the qualifiers and up to the confederations to organize them in each region and they need to get them done on time in order to host the look up in in 2022 so there's a lot of pressure feature but there are international dates in place the calendar is in place and dates are set aside for the games but there are individual countries who having problems with players being released once it's clear that the countries in the individual federations are following procedures about testing and comes up portugal are moving going then there are ways around the problems and i

italy. like the premier league in england. like the bun desleague in germany., this is serious, the investigating a boom if spacs. that could be a many pro. susan: they're sending a letter to wall street banks asking for information on spacs, "wall street journal" reported. they raise cashes. sifts there on the ex change. looking for a private company to buy. if they do buy companies, that company, the private company they bought replaces it on the exchange. it is now a traded company. so the sec letters are asking the banks to provide this information voluntarily. that means they don't have to initiate a formal investigation which is a good news by the way. the sec has already warned for people to be buyer beware when it comes to the celebrity led spacs in the tweets we talked about. spacs one of the hottest trends on wall street. already more money raised in the blank check companies this year than all of 2020. it is already april, stu. that is more than $83 billion and counting. last year spacs made up 50% of 170 billion-dollar april pemarket. it's a big tre

to england but it's been confirmed he won't need to quarantine for 2 weeks upon returning to germany so now he's allowed to go or portugal have moved their home game against azerbaijan to turn italyhad it gone ahead in portugal some players including several from the english premier league would face quarantine issues upon their return and there was controversy in france the league had a bar the foreign players from qualifiers outside the e.u. but the government changed the rules and players are exempted from quarantine while we've been speaking to international football journalist gavin hamilton who explains that fisa and us are under huge pressure to make sure the qualifiers happen as scheduled. it's up to figure 2 to organize the qualifiers and up to the confederations to organize them in each region and they need to get them done on time in order to host the look up in in 2022 so there's a lot of pressure feature but there are international dates in place the calendar is in place and dates are set aside for the games but there are individual countries who having problems with players being released once it's clear that the countries in the individual federations are following

atlantic and italy will see that what's the weather moving across southern parts of england through wells as we go on through thursday down across the low countries sinking down across parts of germany further east we still have some right state in the snow for moscow 3 degrees celsius is that system makes its way through 7 celsius in london 12 degrees there in paris we go in through friday will see that colder wetter and wintry weather it ties sinking further south with the 7 degrees there in paris by this stage is that disturbed weather just pushes down into central possibly some wet weather around the balkans italy seeing some showers still a few showers there into spain and portugal a little drier by this stage across the eastern side of the mediterranean we still have wanted to see. dallas in place and that sherry wine just drifting down across the faunal face of egypt for a time want to show us as well into northern parts of algeria that was the weather that we have moving across portugal ellis lie down across the straits of gibraltar bringing some rain and snow than parts of iraq i. knowing years ago now to 0 it was the 1st major network to find evidence of genocide and made.

england, sting damp into the afternoon. temperatures, 10—1a. that is your latest. hello this is bbc news with tim willcox. the headlines... pulling the jab — at least for now. france, germany and italyrs. a small number of people out of the millions who've had the vaccine have suffered blood clots. experts here insist it is safe. more protests outside westminster this evening after the police handling of the sarah everard vigil, but the home secretary warns people to follow covid restrictions. the right to protest as the cornerstone of our democracy but the government's duty remains to prevent more lives being lost in this pandemic. a plan for more, cheaper, and greener buses in england to get us out of our cars. after a year of coronavirus, senior government figures tell say we should have locked down earlier in the autumn. officers investigating the death of sarah everard have moved their focus to several locations in the town of sandwich in kent. the number of areas of being searched by specialist officers, including a dive team, is thought to total approximately one square mile of land. our reporterjon hunt has spent the day there. metropolitan police officers descended on sandw