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there has. and the government has had to shift and the government has had to shift and it has had to previously said it did not to get to, for instance bringing in the military and these relaxation of the visas. a colleague notices that oliver dowden the party chairman has made an appearance in the entrance to the midland hotel. he is likely to part of the greeting party for the prime minister which suggests, fingers crossed, he's not that far away. you learn in moments like this that when advisers talk about something being imminent, imminent becomes the most elastic word in the english language and imminent might mean this evening, rather than in the next ten minutes. as you probably noticed, the rain has gotjust as you probably noticed, the rain has got just that little as you probably noticed, the rain has gotjust that little bit heavier since we have been talking. but to head back to your question around the whole question of visas, there is no doubt people have spotted, not least the labour party, that the government has had to move to a position it did not want to get to as fa

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and it has been expanding, has been connected to other illegals. ready settlements, an israel with a network of roads, transportation. it has access to electricity and water. and it has also prevented past indians from accessing their lands. we're not just talking about the built up area, but the whole mountain has been off limits to palestinians who own agricultural lands they're. now in wednesday's meeting, there are 2. it is really outposts that have been approved by this meeting. it means that sometimes settlers decide to put up caravans, but they are not approved by the government. but many of them we've seen across the years were did through actively, later on, approved and recognized by the government. although in the meantime they acts as they have access to infrastructure and services. when it comes to the palestinian authority, it condemned the new settlement building and said that all supplements are considered illegal under international law, urging the international community to intervene. pakistan's government is threatening to crack

mike, inactive has more. the boarding session lasted nearly 12 hours an entire day to review evidence gathered by the brazilian senate committee, which spent the past 6 months investigating the government's handling of the demick . in the end, 7 of the 11 committee members approved the final report holding 80 people responsible for the 600000 people who've died of coven. 19 in brazil, you shall get. most of the report, least most of the blame on president jade will. sonata was down, played the virus and pushed to curtail lockdown measures. the senate recommends he be charged with 9 crimes among them, crimes against humanity, i use. death bull sonata is accused of letting coven 19 spread throughout brazil, in a failed attempt to achieve heard immunity through infection, and somehow protect the economy. brazil has the world's 2nd largest death toll after the united states. according to the report, a 3rd of those lives could have been saved, had the president taken the pandemic seriously and act it sooner. inste

this has huge implications as to what the president has done.mplications are long-term and consent sri lanka back in so many ways. that needs to be recognized and taken on. that is an important point. hashem: the international committee has been very critical of the atrocities against the tamil. by excluding a tamil or tamils from this task force, is the government, or is rajapaksa inciting ethnic and religious animosities once again? thamil: indeed. the current president was spearheading, he was the architect of the end of the war, the civil war that lasted for 26 years, in 2009, and not including now the tamils, although the rajapaksa family is making so-called efforts by speaking tamil in public or pretending to care for tamil issues on various fronts. the non-nomination of a tamil to this task force, which is only circumventing the usual legal process, is just undercutting and undermining any credibility. in his presidency from the perspective of the tamils, but also as we pointed out, he is spearheading hate in the country and anti-tamil ha

nothing has been done.you can see, after 17 years, we do not have [indiscernible] our infrastructure has got worse. the human rights situation has become deplorable. there was no need nine months. [indiscernible] to take destiny in their own hands. i think the united states was there to maintain control. we have disagreements about ourselves, but we could sit and come to a solution. [indiscernible] 26 families ordering violent weapons to these groups. at the same time, the united nations need to stop the influx of guns coming from the united states. host: this is in the news right now. you've many americans and canadian. haitians have to deal with this reality every day. >> of course. this is not an issue that is solely going to be resolved. we talk about the last number of decades, billions of dollars to train the national police. it is a bit insane to think more money going to the national police is going to solve this problem. you have to get to the roots of the problem which is these are not necessarily

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this is because the path that china has _ has laid out for us. because the path that china has laid - has laid out for us. this is because the path that china has laid out. the path that china has laid out offers neither free nor the path that china has laid out offers neitherfree nor democratic way of life or taiwan nor sovereignty for our 23,000,000 people. we have got the latest from john sudworth who is in taiwan. i think it is unlikely that the address today was a direct response, word for word with what xi jinping said yesterday, her remarks will have been planned in advance, but as you say, china has reacted. this been planned in advance, but as you say, china has reacted.— say, china has reacted. this is clearly china _ say, china has reacted. this is clearly china pushing - say, china has reacted. this is clearly china pushing back. . say, china has reacted. this is clearly china pushing back. it| say, china has reacted. this is - clearly china pushing back. it shows you just how far we have come, i think, from the era just a decade or s

the secretary-general has been on the phone and has -- advisors have been in touch with relevant people>> al jazeera has been following talks at the united nations and we got this update earlier. like several council members took the opportunity today to condemn what's happened. the u.s. called the military take over completely unacceptable. can you, african member of the council before the meeting, called on the security council to follow the lead of the african union, which suspended sudan temporarily, and speak with one voice. but so far the council has been able -- unable to speak with one voice. negotiations are ongoing. we did here today from sudan's representative at the united nations, and he did not speak directly about the takeover, but he did call on the international community to help. collect some delegations have expressed their concerns as to what is currently happening in sudan. while understanding their concerns, we would reiterate the need for the international community in the security council, more specifically, to continue providing support to the people of sudan at

esto ha ocurrido en auckland.ería el asesinato ciento nueve en auckland en lo que va de este año. vamos a ver que donde la policía busca un sujeto que se hizo pasar por un oficial de policía para acosar una menor de edad. ese momento cuando un hombre se le acerca al incidente de la secundaria y le dice donde él era un policía. el sujeto se paró frente al menor para bloquear el paso. el sujeto mide casi cien pies y tiene cabello corto. del departamento de policía de (nombre/s en inglés) ha revelado estas imágenes que podrían ser fuerte. los sociales dicen que han recibido una llamada de emergencia de un hombre que decía estar ebrio. (información en pantalla). >>> esto ha sido con el sujeto sacado una segunda arma y ha disparado. de la gente ha respondido de la misma manera repeliendo la agresión. la policía dice que el hombre era buscado por un intento de. la policía busca a esta dos sospechosos del vídeo a estos sospechosos del vídeo. este último lleva consigo un bote de basura que las autoridades creen que se enc

germany has a six-point question.to draw to the czech republic and put its head in the first half the homesite struck within minutes. wales faltered after the break. their keeper making arrest -- massive back pass. they rallied daniel james getting a crucial equalizer. seocnd in group e, leveling on with wales in third. the netherlands are looking good to qualify for qatar after not making the 2018 finals. they are top of group g as they beat latvia 1-0. ivory coast reigned undefeated in the second round of african qualifying for the world cup. friday they beat -- three-zero. they top their group with seven points from three games. ivory coast are looking to return to the finals after missing out on russia in 2018. there has been a fire at the national stadium in andorra breaking out a day before england facing the tiny nation in the world cup. the fire hit a part of the venue that can hold around 3000 spectators. authorities say the blaze was put out by firefighters not long after it started. and/or in football assoc

. america has broken up. now, many of the demonstrators here are dawning blue and are waving flags and holding up a lot of religious imagery. after all, mexico is one of the most populous catholic countries in the world. so there has been an expectation that there would be pushback by religious conservative against the de criminalization of abortion. what's interesting as well is the timing of these protests which are occurring as pro choice demonstrations, have swept the u. s. following that court ruling in the us state of texas restricting abortion rights. opening the door to a scenario where women in the u. s. could be turning to mexico for safe and legal abortions despite abortion de criminalization being finalized here and mexico religious groups say that they are committed to continue to fight for that ruling to be overturned. vaccination rates, the united states have been climbing as more more places require proof of job to local to play. but thousands of people are still expected to lose a jobs in hea

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this, this obedience has to be really well because it has to be done in a timely manner. because you're the c p u to find the people themselves are going to be star. now if you look at the features a industry, you can do that. they are very weak on a lively and the strong a strong in only. but it has to be very well caught it because the people can go beyond a certain period of time. now israel has a pre of plans for about 3000 new illegal settlement units in the occupied west bank. i'll be the 1st to be built under prime minister naphtali bennett, and during president jo biden's town, the u. s. is deeply concerned about this plan saying it will have prospects for a 2 state solution. settlement are illegal and the international all the israel reject. neither abraham has worn out from nobliss in the occupied westbank. these announcements are the 1st since the u. s. president joe biden has came into office and they're hoping that with the president, jo, by that he would be having more influence on this israeli government. now, all in all, this might be the 1st announcement

there's not now, no one has been able to, has been allowed to emerge to be true to, to do, to be able to mount the, to challenge to mr. new york. with everything that i've said, the positive trend, you have to obviously admit that the economic indicators of slip simply because of called it ninety's. the pandemic has hit is becca stands, economy hard raising unemployment and the cost of living, especially in rural areas. even the problem was 1000 the, the main problems are in the regions, not the capital in the capital. everything is more or less fine. people have water, gas, electricity in the other areas. unfortunately, there's a lack of all of this view mirrors you have has been credited with helping to boost to arisen and ties with foreign powers. but the country now has to navigate new boundaries with new neighbors in afghan to stand the taliban. the u. s. is still interested in continuing its military relations with a, with, with respect to send. and obviously russia is considering judge, the size of soft power, can optic power, et cetera. the big question is whether you know the

we will see what ha--ens facebook has. we will see what happens in _ facebook has.t happens in those _ facebook has. we will see what happens in those hearings. - happens in those hearings. thank you. facebook, instagram, whatsapp, may have been down but our own bbc news website is still available stop log onto the website or of course the 3pp the website or of course the app and keep right up—to—date with exactly what did go wrong with exactly what did go wrong with those social media sites. let's get some of the day's other news now. president biden has accused the republicans, who are blocking his plans to try to raise the us government's debt ceiling, of acting recklessly and dangerously. america's borrowings have reached $28.4 trillion and unless congress agrees to an increase within about a fortnight many parts of the government will have to shut down. officials in california say the oil slick washing up along the coast is spreading to more beaches. booms and barriers have been put in place in seven locations to try to stop the crude oil from reaching shore. t

has threatened to board french. both small paris is warning us sanctions in a deepening dispute about post wrecks at fishing rights. pockets on prime minister has all the security meeting to discuss the recent violent protest. supporters of a bad political party are marching towards the capital, islamic demanding the release of their leader. for wanton troops in northern mozambique have helped the governments regain territory taken by an armed group. the 4 year conflicts has killed thousands of people and hundreds of thousands have been displaced for wanda says it's funding the military operation itself. rights groups have questioned this. i'll just eras malcolm web has more from time, but more than 700000 people have fled their homes in northern mozambique. in the last 4 years, an armed group called out, bob has attacked towns and villages. he says it wants to bring his lemon law to the province. these fighters have beheaded people and abducted others. the people who fled to this town told us, they don't understand

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and this has caused some great criticism now because the whole system has been a massive failure. we saw 2 different but equally speedy reactions to the events on the streets of period. they won, the army was involved right in the middle quite quickly. i know you feel that's quite unusual. we also, relatively quickly we heard from michelle, i was just in the last for 35 minutes so. so. but will his comments change anything substantially at all by themselves? his comments are significant, they armies actions are significant. these are things that love these people, like they want to have a decisive but fair government. but they can't unilaterally make decisions. they have to basically negotiate among the different sectarian groups. and this is the weakness of the system that it's a perpetual bizarre, of political power and incumbency and influence. but the system has collapsed. it's failed completely. the 7080 percent of the lebanese are poor. there's no, virtually no electricity. it's, it's unbelievable the degradation that has happened in lebanon to the governance system, to the

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so he has huge implications as to what the president has done. he may have, you should just a guess it, but the implications are long term and her current search, sri lanka, back in so many ways and that needs to be recognized and taken out on interesting rejoined about chat. that's an important point. time of incidental committee has be very critical of the atrocities committees. augusta, this is the point where they were asking for the government to take a concrete steps to reach out to the time it and to heal the wounds of the civil war. now, by excluding a terminal or tamiels from this task force, is the government. what is roger pack said, inciting ethnic religious animosities? once again, indeed, i mean, the current president there was spare heading. he was the architect of the end of the war of the civil war that lasted for 26 years in 2009 and not including now the camels, although the roger boxer family is making as so called effort by speaking trammel in public or pretending to care for the family issues on various from the non non nati

what has the reaction been generally? >> the reaction has been overwhelming.rtists who can create a wodwide event. she is someone that people wait for new music from because she takes her time with it. she takes a lot of care and pride in writing powerful music that connects with everyone and captures her life and people have been waiting for this. it is a big, connecting cultural moment and that becomes more rare over the years with the internet, with streaming. but this was it and people were excited and love to the song. that is the reaction i have seen. anchor: you do not really get things like this anymore. you remember the old days -- the 1980's and 1990's, you had baked records coming out. -- big records coming out. there was excitement around the video, pop stars. she does we create that sense of anticipation. is that unique to her or are there other musicians who can command the same amount of attention? >> it is a smaller pool for sure. i think adele specifically, because there is so much time between albums, she does not do a lot of features, there

the palace has said that the queen has regretfully decided to not travel after the advice she has beenors to continue resting. she also is disappointed she won't be going to the summit. she is a queen who likes to be seen, who likes to be out in public meeting people, committed to hear duty. -- to her duty. i do not think it is a real surprise, given the fact she is 95 years old. she had to cancel a trip to northern ireland last week and also had to stay i hospital overnight, her first state in a medical facility for eight years. she is here this evening and will continue resting, but will continue to carry out later duties in coming days. >> helena wilkerson with the latest on the condition of the 19 five-year-old monarch. following the military coup in sudan, the u.s. has suspended an aid package to the country. her tests continue for a second day after a violent crackdown monday by the military that killed seven. sudan's coup leader says the military seized power to prevent civil war. david kevin ollie has more. >> chanting and rlying, they have blocked roads in the capital and arou

i so has been a has kind of be quite effective by having 3 quite large attacks since the taliban took over in various parts of afghanistan. so the taliban had to really reassure some of the neighbors and countries like russia that they can keep control of groups like i so to bombs have exploded on an army bath and the syrian capital killing. these 14 people that's the worst attack in damascus in years. several others were also injured and a 3rd bomb was dismantled. nearby thinner, who has the latest rare attack in the heart to the syrian capital. a military bus was the target. many were killed and injured. when, according to stake, media to explosive devices went off, the bus was at a transport point under the east bridge and damascus. these kinds of attacks haven't happened in years, particularly since 2018 when government forces cleared the armed opposition strongholds around the city. though there has been no claim of responsibility, but the syrian regime is facing threats on multiple fronts. i remain on the end of the declared candidate in syrian early, 2019 by the joint forces of

he has seven children. he has a pretty big family.e proceeded that he needed to go pick up some cable boxes for one of his tenants. he went back outo the home of one of his tenants, which is his property, to pick up the cable boxes. he brought the cable boxes out to his vehicle. he proceeded to leave the property. at that time, he started driving and shortly after that the police turned the sirens on and pulled him over. i want to be very clear, from the start to the finish, our client was very compliant. it seems like that is a sticking point and what the officers are trying to say. they pulled him over. that is compliance number one. they turned their sirens on and pulled him over. he is compliant. the next thing they ask him to do is roll his windows down so they can test his car for tint to see whether or not the tint was too dark. ultimately, what they did was -- because they thought they were going to find drugs. they thought they were going to find weapons, something illegal. this stopped about windows was a precursor to what t

this has or has have refusing to comment. yes, of course, you can argue that having an offshore account does not make you a guilty. but the question is, this is a country which has no accountability, no transparency, no government oversight. those involved in government oversight have been appointed by the politicians. lebanon's financial losses are up to $100.00, a $1000000000.00 and people have been taken to the street saying, returned diluted money returned the billions of dollars that have been transferred abroad. but the question is, will, will the books be open? will the lebanese people know how these people are master their wealth and able to open companies but lebanon, this tiny nation has the highest number of offshore companies, 346. that is what the pandora papers revealed. yeah, it's extraordinary. given all of that is likely to be any follow what can be done about hey, it's very little, can be done about this, at least on the domestic level, because the judiciary is accused of being politicized. a lot of the judg

france has threatened _ thank you. france has threatened to - thank you.tened to reduce electricity supplies to the british crown dependency of jazzy over fresh tensions of post—brexit fishing rights. it's europe minister said that france had applied for hundred 50 licenses for its fishermen to access british waters but was only granted half that number. lucy williamson reports from paris. questioned about the row over british fishing licenses on a morning news programme, france's euro minister clement beaune said reducing electricity to jersey was no idle threat. "we're not talking about cutting power to each resident," he said. "but reducing the delivery of electricity to the island is possible." resentment has been piling up on this side of the channel over covid vaccines, post—brexit border checks for northern ireland, and a secret british—american submarine deal in the pacific. fishing rights have been a source of tension for years but brexit has sharpened divisions with european fishermen asked to prove their connections to uk waters. some small fren

one person has been arrested. now russia has reported a record number of deaths from cove at 19 in the past 24 hours for the 4th day in a row. now that's more than a 1000 fatalities with the number of new cases. also, rising authorities are imposing more restrictions and coming weeks, including a paid week off work. and they've also renewed calls for people to get back sedated only around a 3rd of russians are currently fully inoculated. just leave the water and you browse through. it was much to be honest, we're not even outraged anymore. we just feel sorry for these people, because even if you take a hospital, i can tell you the out of every 50 admitted only one or 2 of them are vaccinated. the hall, i see you is full of highly critical condition patients and all of them are on vaccinated. meanwhile though, there have been celebrations in the estallion city of melbourne after grown of irish restrictions there were lifted and spend the world's most locked down city facing tough measures for $262.00 days since las

but the army hasn't been rebuilt has been since the civil war has, has played a big role. busy internally they've in the recent years, they've quickly come out and been deployed whenever there was any intention of fighting. and they've been doing this more and more like they did yesterday they, they came out quickly. they separated the 2 fighting groups, whoever the other group was and they give the citizens a sense that somebody is going to try to work for the well, they have the whole country and not allow the country to slip back into the active area washer. so i think we have to notice that the army has done a better job over the years has increased, but it has limits about how far i can go because it is right. has like ever moved the other institutions are pretty, has a balance of sectarian leaders within it and the soldiers so it can like in the civil war can fracture along area lines and that's. busy something that people want avoid at all costs, just kind of aid. once again, both i guess the talking about the fact that the government does need to shake up something

this has been a huge- this has been huge news in russia.as undergone four months of weight net -- weightlessness training and speaking behind glass, as she admitted that being under command has been a challenge. >> we have been working really hard, although we look all happy and smiles. we are very tired. it's been very difficult both mentally and physically. ross: she has to do her own makeup and work without lighting or a sound crew. they will have 12 hours -- 12 days to film the scenes. she will play a surgeon sent to save a cosmonaut. nasa is excited to work with a film with tom cruise aboard the space station. so far, that plan doesn't seem to have become a reality, no further announcement from tom cruise or nasa. an astrophysicist at the university of central lancashire in england, i asked if it is worth doing. >> it was very inevitable. whether it is -- people have filmed in space but not professionally, so it will be interesting. ross: what do you imagine will be the challenges? >> there will be plenty of challenges. this is a weigh

this must book has below occupation. iranian occupation has bala leverage over the court . busy over the over judges over a political a life should stop long time enemies the she r groups has mala and amal on one side and the christian lebanese forces on the other accuse each other of starting that gun battle. the case is now in the hands of the military court, which human rights groups say has been used by the authorities to intimidate and retaliate for political reasons. for we do have very grave concerns about the independence of those judges. given that they are subordinate to the executive, josh are described. the judge had the r kiki, who summoned him as hezbollah as commissioner in the military tribunal. and his lawyers are trying to remove him from the case many here worry that the lebanese forces party is being targeted because it is a vocal challenger of what the opposition calls the has well, are dominated political order. some opposition leaders also believe the case against georgia will be used to bury the investigation into last year's explosion at bay root po

andrew summons has more. a british trula seized by french maritime police who say the crew was fishing for scallops without a permit deny bites owners. it may sound like a small incident would it's said to matic of something much bigger, a potential escalation in a post bricks. it fishing rods. dispute was causing much more than a ripple in u. k. french relations. it's like, for example, josie, the british crown dependency only accepting a 3rd of the fishing permit applications from frosts up should you mind, don't you, phyllis, victor, it's time that we are respected us. it's totally insufficient and totally unacceptable. so now we most talk the language of force. i'm unfortunately, that is the only thing that the british government understands. no. the threats go beyond banning british trawlers from offloading their catches at french ports because this only amounts to a small proportion of exports without a settlement to the dispute before next tuesday, they'll be rigorous french customs checks on incoming

it has, it has simply heightened for months now the prime minister has been calling on the security sector to reform itself. while the security in the military sector has been calling on the phone of freedom and change coalition from itself, possibly each other for the lack of progress in transition, both played each other for the political and for the low political development of the country. the comic growth with the military thing that private and his cabinets have not been able to give a complete solution to the questions that support the process december 2018. so there has because they should be to the to side is also the issue of who will lead the sovereignty council. and that is the crucial issue. now, as for the constitutional declaration, the army supposed to hold power for $21.00 and then had it open to civilians for 18 months. but a peace agreement find in october 2020, between the groups and the transition counsel reset the clock of that transition. and it's not clear yet what is what would be civilians. and victoria military are to do all to make over 14 months that fast prior

has already debated.ertainly c be action taken that would perhaps force some of the things like greater transparency. ross: thanks to sam. the nobel prize for medicine has been awaed to a pair of scientists who govern how our bodies feel the warmth of the sun or the touch of a loved one. they show the price for their work on the sense of touch and temperature. they looked at how our bodies convert physical sensations into electrical messages in the nervous systems. the findings could lead to new ways of treating pain. congratulations to both of them. thank you to both of them, and to you for watching. we will see you tomorrow at the usual time. ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narr

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has been black or brown skins. the big picture traces the economic disparities and institutional racism that is seen united kingdom failing citizens. britain's true colors coming soon on out just sierra. ah, this is al jazeera. ah. hi there, i'm kimbell. this is ben hughes allied from doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. days of the ethiopian government launched the air strikes and the tick roy region. it says it's can conducted more rates on sunday. the powerful leader of columbia largest drug can't tell, has been arrested. the u. s. sat a $5000000.00 bounty on his head. ah. 7 refugees and migrants or mexico southern border fight their way past security forces trying to hit and an election where the results isn't in doubt. those his go to the polls in his back histone and in school, the atlanta braves are headed to the world series for the 1st time since 1999 a they beat raining champions the la dodgers in game 6 of their championship series. ah, we begin this news all in ethiopia, where the country's air force

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our south america correondent, katy watson, has been looking at how brazil's changing climate has affectedntry's water supply. she sent us this report. >> brazil is a country used to death in the face of pandemic. this is a graveyard of another kind. an orange farmer all his life, luis fernando has never experienced a drop like this. [speaking foreign language] >> i think the weeds growing, the rainfall will keep it in the future. you can see it in the 10 years each year the rainfall has been lower. >> the colors strain from these orange groves, the fruit and leaves dried to a crisp. luis fernando says he will have to dig this up and start again. the ground is too hard for the machines and evenfter replanting it will take another three years to harvest new fruit. water levels at the region's most important water source, are at their lowest since the 1940's. hampering an important trade route and threatening livelihoods. brazil has more than 10% of the world's freshwater supply and this river alone is the second biggest in south america after the amazon providing 40 million people with fres