— ahead of their match against guinea-bissau? lets not get too has . guinea-bissau? too hasty. they have played - guinea-bissau? lets not get too hasty. they have played two - guinea-bissau? lets not get too - hasty. they have played two games, the first was against egypt's, egypt's very pedestrian, they managed to win that game once, they could have scored two or three. in the second game against sudan, the total of the nigerian team is worth about $200 million. sudan is worth less than five, so putting it in that perspective you have to wait until they start knitting the real guns. they are hoping to be the first team in this tournament to win three games out of three and qualify with nine points, if they do, they will be playing a lot of third—place qualifiers. we might not see the real super eagles but you can only play against who is in front of you and they have played well. i will not be getting — and they have played well. i will not be getting carried _ and they have played well. i will not be getting carried away with them just yet, thank you, peter. time n

then "confessions of a human guinea pig." we will talk to a boston university professor who has resigned as a subject in moderna's vaccine trials. >> i enrolled in the vaccine trials because i wanted to play a small part in helping the world get out of this pandemic nightmare that we are in. over the past few months, i have learned more about moderna's terrible public health policies, and that is why i resigned from the trial because i think they need to prioritize notust the advancement of science, but public health rather than just advancing corporate profit. amy: then john nichols on his new book "coronavirus criminals and pandemic profiteers: accountability for those who cause the crisis." all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the world health organization says the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide soared to 15 million last week, by far the highest weekly toll since the beginning of the pandemic. countries across the globe, from

if they lose against guinea—bissau, they lose against guinea—bissau, they will not be able to qualifyill have to hope other results go their way. so a big game for mo salah's egypt. figs a big game for mo salah's egypt. as this term progresses, cameron is going football crazy. it was already pretty keen on the sport, but it is already reached new heights, hasn't it? ., ., ., ., ., ., it? -- cameroon. the team have won their first two — it? -- cameroon. the team have won their first two games. _ it? -- cameroon. the team have won their first two games. if _ it? -- cameroon. the team have won their first two games. if you - it? -- cameroon. the team have won their first two games. if you have - their first two games. if you have been watching, you will notice a lot of the stadiums are not very full. the president of cameroon, who has beenin the president of cameroon, who has been in charge for a0 years, he announced new measures today that the cameroonian�*s killed they would start at 7:30am and end —— cameroonian school day would start at 730. the work they will start at 7:30am and end

i remember the last year there were military takeovers and molly, as well as in guinea, the country of chad, which is also in the rest of sale zone, saw a non democrat transition of power. ah, the omens had not been good in the keener fossa. back in november before they attempted to their protest, his took to the streets to vent their anger at the government and its inability to protect them from jihad his violence. at the time the un said it was concerned about volatility in the country and more than the military against trying to take over. now it seems, the government dodged a bullet quite literally. on january 13th, ministers announced that they had uncovered a plot by a group of soldiers and civilians to destabilize institutions. they said they had to neutralize the threat. for now at least resume to jewelry. don't did p as a to day 15 people have been detained. this includes from the military as well. so 2 officers did 7 non commissioned officers and one soldier did it, as well as 5 civilians. as if you see, said sousa fisher, emily turned doodle series of crews are currently hig

whether it be here in brooklyn, fossil in molly, or in guinea, where we've seen military coups. people want to see some sort of change in the way that they are lead. nicholas talk in want to do for inside story. ah. with a more on this, i'm joined by our guests in bama co, as or nella moran had of these. i held program foot institute for security studies and in london we have david auto, director of geneva center for africa, a very warm welcome to both of you and miss moran. i'll start with you and bama call booking as booking faso, suspension by echo was from echo was have any impact on the military's actions? i'm not in a direct way. suspension is one of those extremely minimal measures that a course takes in this kind of circumstances. but most direct impact it will have is the mattie political in to some extent symbolic. the main point of this suspension is to make sure that on the one hand a course affirms a principles position against a cruise. and on the other hand, also to make sure that the country that's, that's being affected babies to doesn't get to have a say in the

he comes and he is of course been guinea. so i think we have to be cautious about taking these groups as something that can be generalized, as are trained in west africa, very steadily, a trend of democratic regression in, in virginia. but i would not necessarily take the case of molly, for example, as an example of that because molly's facing your security crises and vehicle was not a surprise in a country like that. okay. but, but then still on that, what is given rise to coups in the region, then you think, i think the many issue is the way the countries are governed. i think dad, so when we talk about democracy everywhere in the world, we have to recognize that it is something that it builds. and that is something that we to linked to give a capacity of a political system to produce security, to produce economic and social benefits of the people. so when you do have a democratic system, we have regular election, but we, you who don't have the sense that the state is providing security is providing jobs for the you of thes

a match which guinea-bissau dominated. sud's goaleper was in inspired form and kept out guinea-bissau for a goalless draw. it's a good result, considering they are above egypt. the game between egypt and guinea-bissau will be vitally important. there was a third game and a very important one, because algeria, the reigning champions, were held to a goalless draw by sierra leone. it's very much a wake-up call for algeria. they didn't lose, but they were expected to win. this will be like a cold shower for the desert foxes, who are going to have to produce much better football and be clinical and take their chances if they want to add to the title they won two years ago in egypt. tom: thanks very much. that's it from the newsroom. thanks for watching. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ >> [indiscernible] ♪ >> hello, and thanks for joining us. today's guest has written 19 books and been translated into more than 50 languages. we are joined by the award-winning bird -- british-turkish writer. you are going to start by reading from your new novel,

guinea already confirmed. ah, win since 2002. guinea already confirmed-— win since 2002.onfirmed. a bit of history made and that match, right? absolutely. - that match, right? absolutely. salima milken _ that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga _ that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga has - that match, right? absolutely. salima milken zynga has the i that match, right? absolutely. - salima milken zynga has the honour of becoming the first evers and female rest maria in the long history of the africa couple nations. —— first female in history. becoming the first female fourth official, and today she controlled the game herself and did so very, very well, performing very credibly. the head of the african football body said this was notjust a moment for mocha and sangha, but for all young girls in africa. and now, as demonstrated by her taking charge, that pathway is very open and she will surely be the first of many. just finally, lots at stake for ghana, whose fate is out of their control. a must win game for them. it really is. they have plenty of pr

was another goal as a fair with equitorial guinea coming through in the shoot out the cold snap and the eastern mediterranean has now head israel with snow blanket in jerusalem is the heaviest snow the city has experienced since 2013. the winter weather has caused traffic disruption and residents are advised to avoid travel. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lore of some season. oh, fun. me. well, not a snowflake inside here in berlin. you're watching t w news. thank you so much for your company today. soccer is a sports colors and the children in this mountain view of the mold eva wears blue color of her favorite book, sexist traditions, prevent her from going to games and play an insurmountable obstacle football on the p starting february 4th on d. w. ah.

the united arab emirates, hundreds of multicolored light, drones and thousands of fireworks sit to guineas, world wreck horse creating stunning images and celebrating the end of what for most of the world was another difficult year. they doubly correspondence around the world, looking ahead to the issues that will shape this new year. they w, africa correspondent, fred of honey share. since insights now into way african states will be placing their focus as 2020 to get underway. they noted nations is predicting that nearly 300000000 people in the wild when is your montero and it in 2022. more than half of that number. africans, if your p i so sudan, nigeria, on this, i had countries face a rough 2 charges including wall terrorism, hunger, climate change. i'm the corner of i spun demick. them walk us is also eroding human rights abuses, are projected to increase as need does in men, african countries try to hold tight on power. i guess the choices of their citizens military's in west africa and they won't want rica have shown a desire for power. married chad, guinea, on this done, i, countr

"actually not a good guinea pig, "because he's not as fit as a good guinea pig should be."l. i'm six years behind, you know. no, i know. but i intend to be there too. well, we'll see if one day you may get to space too, but talking of boldness... i've already been. i took the parabolic flight and i've been in zero gravity, floating. you've been weightless? weightless, and he would not float because of his weight. he stood right by that window, looking out at the dark galaxy, talking about death. we've perhaps talked enough about captain kirk. we've just talked about boldness and here's a thought for you — i just think in your activism, you've reflected a great deal on the different causes that you've fought for over the years. you didn't, for a long time, fight for perhaps the cause most dear to your own heart — that is gay rights, equality for gay people, because you were a gay actor in hollywood for an awful long time who stayed in the closet. why? because i wanted to be an actor. i passionately wanted to be an actor. when i was a teenager, my heart—throb was a handsome,

a game between molly and equatorial guinea was another goal of fare with equitorial guinea coming through in the shoot out. a cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now had jerusalem. what snow blanketing the city? it's the heaviest snow jerusalem has experienced since 2013 a wintery weather has caused traffic disruption and residents are advised to avoid travel. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lore of them season. oh fun. and who can blame them? i'd be out there with good. you're wanting to go into life from berlin. i'll be back with more headlines for you at the top of the hour. if you're looking for moon news and analysis, there's always our website, www. dot com. thanks for watching. ah, imagine how many pushing of love us heard out in the world climate different story . this is more plus the word from just one week how much was kind of really dealt with we still have time to work on dealing with both for.

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layer net at the 5th penalty for egypt to put them through the game between molly and nick latoria guinea was another gold affair with equitorial guinea coming through in the shoot out a cold snap in the eastern mediterranean has now hint israel with snow blanketing, jerusalem, it's the heaviest smell. the city has experience since 2013 winter weather has caused traffic disruption and residents are advised to avoid trouble. but as you can see, some people just couldn't resist the lure of some seasonal fight. watching theda we news, that's our time. thank you so much for your company. ah, my 1st vice i was a sewing machine i found from women are boned by this ocean, given something as simple as learning how to write advice i thought using. since i was a little girl, i wanted to have a bicycle off my own, but it took me years to life. finally, they gave up and went to buy me on my side, but returned with a sewing machine sewing, i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing a by.

equatorial guinea, ranked 114th in the world, are surprise quarter—finalists.r. and you can watch the second half of this match on bbc two right now. a busy day in the women's fa cup fourth round. 111 games today. no major upsets however injury to arsenal star striker vivienne miedema may overshadow their win over london city lionesses. miedema's solitary goal on the stroke of half—time was the difference this afternoon which sees the iii—time winners progress to the enxt round. miedema was substituted after the break after struggling to shake off a knock. here are the rest of the day's results. asi as i mentioned, no surprises. with wsl sides birmingham city, reading, everton, west ham and manchester united all through to the fifth round. and a special day for manchester united legend ole gunnar solskjaer as his daughter karna made her debut for the club. in the championship, derby came from two goals down to equalise with the last kick of the game — drawing 2—2 with birmingham at pride park. birmingham had a comfortable lead after goals from lyle taylor and t

this may be a step back for democracy in a region that has seen three coup, one in guinea, the othern mali. and the other in burkina faso. but for many it's seen scene as a step forward for better secure. more man 1.5 million people have been displace and over 2,000 people have been killed on a country on the verge of chaos despite the support of forces on the group nicholas hawk, al-jazeera for inside story. >> we'll introduce our panel in just a moment. but first, let's take a quick look at how we got here. adds nicholas mentioned attacks linked to aisle and al-qaeda displaid one and a half million people. they have been suffering losses since 2016. last december more than 50 security forces were killed in the north the continues killing offer civilians triggered demonstration against the government. military leaders complained about a lack of equipment and training. in october, their president replaced the chiefs of the arm and the air force to spread d discontent a dozen soldiers were arrested for conspiring against the government. let's bring in our guest. in akra, emmanuel quin

pablo ganea with the only goal of the game to send equatorial guinea through in second place.econd, with tunisia also advancing to the knockout stages in third. emma raducanu has revealed she was advised not to play her second round match at the australian open because of large blisters on her hand. the british number one says she's learned a lot about herself, after playing through the pain and taking her opponent danka kovinic to three sets before being knocked out. i was struggling with my hand before the match. there were some people in my team that maybe didn't want me to play, but i wanted to go out there and fight through it, see how far i could get. but i thought it was a pretty good learning experience for me. i discovered tools about me and myself and my game that i didn't know i had before, so, yeah, i can take some positives even from this match. montell douglas will become the first british woman to compete at both the summer and winter olympics, after being named in the team gb bobsleigh squad for beijing. she competed in the ioo—metres at the beijing summer game

we're seen how the military took over a guinea. neighboring guinea has its own problem. and exactly what happened in miley is what happened in gimme the copy and paste it, the military porch or the military check away molly in guinea. so that's the fear of i course lead us at the moment. certainly plenty of issues to deal with. we appreciate the update. i'm at interest lab for us in abidjan nigeria, which is hamp enclosed around sedans, capital cartoon, to try to stop a more pro democracy protest against the military government. the u. n says it will hold talks to get sedans, democratic transition, and back on track. i minister della handoff resigned last week after failing to reach a compromise with the military ladyship and pro democracy movement. for more on this mohammed val is covering the elements from on demand which neighbors cartoon mohammed tell us what you know about the protest that planned for today. yes, emily or there is a scheduled protest that should be starting any time now here in the city of under man, this is are you remember where most sir killings

but despite the defeats guinea finish. second in the group to book a place in the last in the knockout h and the premier league chelsea missed the chance to me 2nd in the table they were up against brighton. you hadn't beaten them since 19. it's actually 3 that run will continue. de chelsea to be late in the 1st half of the brighten that they go up. i can add an website not picked up by the chelsea defense. he had to free her life one on the final school, or when would seen it healthy go above level that had not happened off the natural brown madrid, and mourning the loss of one of the greatest ever players of francisco until his died at the age of 88 hen towed joined rally in 1953 and spent 18 years in the spanish capital until his retirement in 1971. the left wing made 600 appearances for the club scoring 182 goals and winning 12 leak titles. and he remains the only player to have one fix european cups until plate of $43.00 times the spain, including at 2 wild cops. the round the routine fell silent. training on tuesday

in guinea, you have very fast players. but when you compare them to neighbors ivory coast, the guinea ones do not have the same physical ability at all. i scribble over sooner, but lumber, him up to cheesy. but bigger, stronger doesn't automatically equal success. technique and mentality also play a role. football culture is also a factor in cameroon. football is everywhere. and it was just like brazil we learned to play from a really young age because it is an easy sport to play or get fossil. a plastic is and demand by the way. but for kenya in the east athletics reigns supreme. they've won over $100.00 olympic medals the most in africa, but they've never played in a world cup and have only qualified for 6 out of 19 africans. the reason i do is much more vicious than the average. kenya, this is no disrespect to the kenya. that is a big stars can bring exposure, but countries like kenya and tanzania are at a disadvantage due to work permit rules. plato's aren't automatically permitted to play in england if their country h

, southern parts of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. march of southern africa, save some lively showers. i was in a couple of days. ah, julio casita says he will bring a new form of capitalism. what does best mean? we bring user stories and developments for to rapidly changing the world we live in . less than one percent of for vaccines have gone to poor countries. why is that? counting the cost on al jazeera, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what you see when used in current calls that matter to you, a tennis dow, another joke of it is back and attention as he fights deportation from australia. ah, i'm kim vanelle. this is al jazeera live from dough. also coming up. i think he's been exposed as a, as a lawyer.

in guinea. the promised football stadium is health built . the ice factory is still not completed. people are still waiting for the promised development funds coming from the car to arrive to this remote railway town. but in sir narrow, there's still no electricity or running water and there hasn't been a train running by for almost 2 decades. there's a sense of frustration among the people here towards the political system and politicians and the challenge for candidates. it to try to convince people to come out and vote in this local election with over $225000.00 candidates. most of them running for the 1st time this call could become a turning, quote, changing singles, political landscape. nicholas woke al jazeera ingenue in china. the government is under pressure over its 0 cove, its strategy, the beijing winter olympics is now just 2 weeks away. and more clusters are emerging driven largely by the oma kron until to variance 2 years after the original epicenter. woo, hon 1st went into lockdown al jazeera, katrina, you reports who aren't sports center has reopened for winter act

so from guinea to sudan by with the failed, who attempted niger and then all these countries in between. but we had a bit of a gap for to regina fast, so in january and of course the burkina who was directly affected by and modeled on the to model you had how these military take her has been generally greeted by the people. if these countries about $5050.00, about half the country's people are happy that strong men took over who they believe can do a better job against islamic insurgencies and might be less corrupted in about half the cases. the. so the military's is part of the problem and just cementing their rule that happened in sudan and union. chad so it depends more on the circumstances and the relationship between the population and the military. sometimes in military seem as the savior and perhaps can even get the economy running. sometimes the military controls part of the economy like consider in other cases the, the population. so don't trust the military either. so there's districts of government and military in co asked, which is the regional block of west african states h

the african union has already suspended to all the west african countries. molly, a guinea, after military takeovers that the crew, it became faso as the 4th in the region in 18 months. some redneck reports. now from what to do. right now the suspension people are saying largely symbolic. and the idea is to see what sanctions they will impose if they do, and the severity of the sanctions could range from economic to travel. really, depending on what i'm being told, what the military is going to leaders are saying what they're willing to do, what they're not willing to do. so it seems like they say assessments are being made right now. there's lots of talks that are going on today and saturday, i in the coming days and then you know how the suspension and is there sanctions? how do you play out? it all depends on how this talks go. evans, who the rebels say that they've attacked the united arab emirates with drones and missiles theory says that intercepted one ballistic missile early on monday and 30 minutes later destroyed a missile launcher and who the controlled jove province. muhammad,

when i spoke with ab guinea, he brought the solution is critique to the issue. now i would say that it's more as terrifying to me as many other solutions will block. we have to try to reduce our dependence on solutions. what we have to do it in food are conditional. the fact that the public democratic power that can field out rocky and currently does not exist in the strong form that it would have in order to kind of daisy and survive. and if that cost solution is lacking, night is not filled then by democratic forces, it will be filled in by the secretive space. and the sum and space which in its kind of democratic obligations is as bad as the socialist. our perhaps more at less dangerous for a lower back, said the solicitor. the pandemic has provided a jill boost for the tech industry. at one level, it's presented governments and regulators with the destruction of global proportions. the kind that's thrown recent investigations into tech practices and disciplinary hearings off schedule and lower down the list of priorities. second, it's been a huge business bo

, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. much of southern africa, seeing some light, the showers. i the next couple of days. ah. on counting the cost of the cycle, great resignation, guys, global. why are people increasingly quitting that john egypt for is canal is achieved the highest revenues, and it's been high. why he was wearing between liaison in counting the call on al jazeera, intelligent and playful, alters are in high demand as pets in japan. but concerns are going over the illegal smuggling and irresponsible breeding of these wild one east investigates on the a problem. again, the top stories on al jazeera, this, our australia is immigration minister has council 10 star novak just, which is visa just days ahead of the australian open chunk of edge has been ordered back into the tension as you fight deportation. the opposite. the u. k. prime minister boars johnson has apologize to the queen officer t

but for voters, many of the pledges made by past mirrors remain unfulfilled in guineas. the promise football stadium is health built. the ice factory is still not completed. people are still waiting for the promise development funds coming from the car to arrive to this remote railway town. but in certain era, there's still no electricity or running water and there hasn't been a train running by for almost 2 decades. there's a sense of frustration among people here towards the political system and politicians and the challenge for candidates to try to convince people to come out and vote in this local election was over 225000 candidates. most of them running for the 1st time this call could become a turning point, changing synagogues political landscape. nicholas woke al jazeera, ingenue, arminius, president, amin sarkis, tian is stepping down saying the parliamentary constitution doesn't give him enough influence over policy sac. his yacht has held the mostly symbolic position since a bloodless revolution in 2018, which al, said the previous government, the astrophysici

and neighboring molly where there has been a military takeover and there's talks of section 2 in guinea. and yet, it seems that among many people that they feel that this, this group of heads of states have only their own interest at stake. there is at heart of what we're seeing right now in burkina faso, a generational shift between all leaders trying to represent young people and you're seeing and, and a lot of these coups, you're seeing people that are in the ranks of kernel people that are in the age of their thirty's, taking over power from people who are in their sixties in the seventy's. remember, this is an era where there's quite a young population. so this is all contributing to what the situation that the situation that we're seeing right now. but add to that, the complex situation of these arm groups that are gaining ground. i'm a referred to him as iso and an al qaeda. this is an area where the armies in the region are reliant on france, the former colonial power, the un peacekeeping mission, and molly, and also the joint military, you and special forces to cuba. now all of

this is impacting opera, guinea, and average on the ivory coast with a high of 28 degrees on thursday. oh, the weather sponsored by casara always joined the debate. non exempt awards. refugees have come from of common impacted country. the climate emergency is putting more pressure on systems across the world and amplify your voice. it's not related to treat. now, this is not a lock, concrete is, is completed. we cannot lose hope. we know what to do, and we had the tools and to get the last bill. pay for the stream on al jazeera with ah, you're watching our desert a reminder of our top stories this off. india has reported its highest number of coven 19 cases since may last year, almost 250000, just the last 24 hours. that hospital admissions and debts are lower than previous waves. russian lead forces have started withdrawing from conflict on following the worst unrest and decades. they set to complete the pull out in the next 10 days, or the 160 people were killed and nearly 10000 detained. 3 days of bonnet, anti government protests delivered on now where public transport workers are

in september, the soldier trained by the french foreign legion let a qu, to depose guineas guineas. president alpha con day a year after he wanted disputed the turn. then in october it was the dance turn. as top generals took control, appending the country's democratic transition, and prompting months of protests which are still going on. his william lawrence for the us diplomatic and regional security officer in west africa explaining what is behind all of these military coups atlantic insurgencies that are not under control under supported and under appreciated military officers. the cobit pandemic, the economic crisis that results from its, and big powers being distracted by all those very same things. and so there's less international pressure the sort of stay within the guard rails and keep the democratic governments or democratic transitions on track. so the big way we saw actually was from march to october of 2021. we saw about 9 cruiser crew attempts in this area that stretches from the atlantic to the red sea. so if you need to sudan, i would fail. but without the niger and then all

what's the latest in the egypt versus guinea—bissau match?t half, the second half has just got under way. egypt had been the team who had dominated most of the game, they really need the winds, they are led by their captain mohamed salah who plays for liverpool. egypt hit the post twice. their coach, who some fans may remember was the assistant coach at manchester united, he has come under little bit of pressure after the way egypt were beaten by nigeria in the first game. so, they need to get a win in this one because if they lose this, they cannot qualify in a second spot for the next round but they still will be able to qualify with a win in theirfinal be able to qualify with a win in their final game be able to qualify with a win in theirfinal game against sudan, be able to qualify with a win in their final game against sudan, but a lot of pressure on the egyptians, micellar and bash mohamed salah and the coach. nigeria won both matches in this round, do you think they have a shot at becoming this year's champions? yes, i think they have

she oversaw the defeat of guinea.t group b. guinea squeaking through because senegal and malawi drew nil all. because senegal and malawi drew nilall. senegaltop because senegal and malawi drew nil all. senegal top group b and malawi will now also have to wait to see if they go through is one of the best third place sides into the final 16. it's less than three weeks to go before beijing's winter olympics but the focus is instead on xinjiang. china has been repeatedly accused of human rights abuses against the province's uighur ethnic minority. but now it is using the games to create a snow sport boom in the region. robin brant reports. this is the image of china you'll be seeing over the next few weeks — beautiful snow covered slopes. china's communist party leaders hope it will persuade millions to grab a board or boots and come here like yao. but he isn't near the host city of beijing, this is xinjiang, it's a troubled region hoping for a major boom off the back of these olympic games. what's that going be like in 2

don't count out guinea—bissau today.ey should have done it, the monaco midfielder missed a penalty. large crowds of hindu worshippers have gathered on the banks of india's ganges river for a holy bath in spite of a 30—fold increase in coronavirus cases in the past one month. similar festivals are taking place across the country. doctors in west bengal applied to stop its festival this year, worrying it would become a super spreader event. india reported over 260,000 new coronavirus cases on friday. aru na iyengar reports. varanasi in the northern state of uttar pradesh. thousands of pilgrims throng the ganges river banks to take part in the magh mela festival. they believe bathing in the sacred waters will wash away their sins. translation: nobody - is following the guidelines. announcements are being made to urge people to wear masks. what can the government do? the mistake is on our part that we should be following the rules, but nobody is following the rules, nobody is ready to listen to the rules. at the gangasagar f

it was, has demanded his release guineas, military late, a gave him permission to travel for up to a month. u. k. prime minister has denied claims by a former advisor that he lied to parliament about a party during the 2020 lockdown 1st. johnson says he hadn't been warned the gathering could breach corona virus. rose is now facing the greatest crisis of his political career with more than a dozen lockdown gatherings held by politicians and their staff under investigation . nobody told me that what we were doing was you say, against the rules that the event in question was something that we were going to do something that wasn't a work event. and you know, as i said in the house of commons, when i went out into that garden, i thought that i was attending a work event. i think it's very important that we see what su gracie, what the inquiry has to say. and name back i has been following developments from london, dominic cummings, boys. johnson's former chief advisor, turned arch nemesis, who released the statement on his blog on on monday, saying that he had actually advised that the p

, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. march of south africa seeing some lively showers. i witnessed couple of days with 2 stories, strong willed with challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated to make a different channel. if i go, of course, we'll pull into the ravine how families look like. the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all, al jazeera lou. ah, welcome back. a quick recap of our top stories here at this hour. the u. s. is accused russia planning a so called false flag operation in east m ukraine in an attempt to create a pretext for invasion, russia, those of the claims are unfounded. no bakovich is back in detention and could be deported. his appeal over his cupboard 19th vaccine status failed in court on sunday, australia cancel his visa for a 2nd time as far as growth as presents may foster anti axis symptoms. and you can media reports, a staff of

guinea—bissau anderson done will be going home. —— and suzanne. also will be going through to the last 16 and what an achievement it is for gambia, at the very first ever african cup of nations, guaranteed to be through the knockout stages. exciting. i will be back the business stories. hello there. we've got a much colder day of weather coming up today. it was yesterday that we had a cold front bring a bit of patchy rain southwards. as that cleared, we had a fine end to the day in hampshire — a lovely sunset here. for northern scotland, though, it was quite a turbulent day. gusty winds, and those winds have been bringing in some snow showers to shetland, we've seen some in orkney and, more recently, across the north of the mainland as well. that will leave a risk of some icy patches here as we get into the first part of thursday morning with the frost otherwise pretty widespread. for many of us, though, the skies will be clear. now, any showers in northern scotland very quickly will lose their wintriness and turn back to rain. some very slightly

we want a 2 showers in play here, showers to just around the gulf of guinea, southern part of the guinea coast. some that wet weather may will even affect the football. in cameroon, we'll see some heavy rain coming through here. march of southern africa, seeing some lively showers over the next couple of days. lou weather sponsored by katara always talk to out just a while to warm it. we listen, design is are making serious efforts a time to solve the tendency we meet with global use. millions of stormy stat. imagine analysis holding the powerful to account as we examined the u. s. his role in the world on al jazeera. ah oh, welcome back and read your mind about top stories here at this hour. the u. s. accused russia planning a so called false flag operation. in east and ukraine in an attempt to create a pretext for invasion, russia, those as the claims are unfounded. and russia security service says it shut down the ransomware crime group known as our evil it arrested. several members of the group are evil, was behind the hacking of the largest oil pipeline in the u. s. last year. there

but a bit more cloud cover hanging around madrid with a hive. 8 degrees on the gulf of guinea. we've got some out of season showers. this is impacting actor a guinea and abby john the ivory coast with a hive 28 degrees on thursday. a frank assessments this crisis is continued to weaken a location even though they're cap cbd in the beginning that it was informed opinions like the whole edition will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most types of things can come out of this critical debate. do you think a should be facilitated? not sure. okay, i think, right. it's a really simple question. let's give tommy a child wants inside story on now. jazeera ah ah ah. ah ah, in the news i am here at al jazeera and these are the top stories of german court has sentence to form a syrian government officials to life in prison for crimes against humanity and water. offline was head of an intelligence office in damascus detention center. prosecutor say that's where he oversaw the killing of 58 people and the torture of full balance and transport workers

they beat camaro to reach a la 16 la gambia, not called guinea to advance. also inside the book enough i will take on tennis. yeah. and then on sunday 7 time champions, egypt, faith, morocco, and synagogue are up against equatorial guinea. we've been speaking to john this como geisha. he believes there's plenty of potential for shock results in the last 8. it's been so many surprises. that's why at this point and it's on them and we don't have my, i'll do what the defending champion gotten. you know, it's been the exciting like that the gumby or the lowest run team is going to make $150.00. but do not, you know, doubt them. they can do anything. they have nothing to lose in this one. they've been promised each player $20000.00 if they can defeat cameron. that's a good motivation for them. and also for cameron, obviously to have a bull because he's the current leading folks for at the one i met with 6 goals and also took what it can be with another 3. so that's enough quiet power to sort of, you know, get the job done. hope looking good if not last, at home i

in guinea, the promised football stadium is half built. the ice factory is still not completed . people are still waiting for the promised development funds coming from the car to arrive to this remote railway town. but in sir narrow, there's still no electricity or running water and there hasn't been a train running by for almost 2 decades. there's a sense of frustration among the people here towards the political system and politicians and the challenge for candidates. it to try to convince people to come out and vote in this local election with over $225000.00 candidates. most of them running for the 1st time this call could become a turning point. changing singles, political landscape. nicholas hawk al jazeera in guinea. the g very reserve in brazil's amazon, his homes. a numerous tribe soothed, never had contact with the outside world. but illegal hunters and fishermen are encroaching on their spaced monarchy. anarchy of reports now on the fight to keep the tribe safe. deep in the amazon jungle, various indigenous leaders have joint forces to protect their livelihood. we acc

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liverpool's mo salah is in action later for egypt who kick off against guinea bissau.0. in the womens's super league, there were good wins for the two manchester clubs. united are up to third after scoring three goals in six minutes — as they thrashed birmingham 5—0. they were three up inside 20 minutes — leah galton scoring twice. manchester city are fifth, just two points behind united, after a 3—0 win at villa made it five wins in a row for them. cricket, and england's are up against it again. zach crawley creating some indecision. pat cummings taking four wickets. joe root went lbw for 34. they rallied a little but in the end all out for 188. did make some inroads before the close of play. leaving australia on 37 43, an hundred and 52 runs ahead at stumps. next to rugby union's european champions cup where wasps overcame a red card to keep their hopes alive with a memorable victory over last season's winners, toulouse. there was a great comeback and last gasp try from leicester tigers — but defeat for ospreys. jim lumsden reports. wasps' cup runneth over. last week