i appreciate how frustrating it has been, how . frustrating it has been, how infuriating it has beenor people. the situation is stabilising but it is a problem that's been driven freely by demand, not by supply. an freely by demand, not by supply. an american private equity firm is set to take over morrisons. the uk's for health largest supermarket group. the home secretary said police must raise the bar by taking the harassment of women more seriously. this is the scene live in washington at one of more than 600 abortion rights rally is place across the united states as people protest against recent efforts by states to restrict abortion access. the queen officially opens the sixth session officially opens the sixth session of the scottish parliament at holyrood. to the new streams lava pose a further threat of destruction as the la palma volcano forces more residents to flee. and coming up in half an hour, the chief of the defence staff discusses the lessons learned in iraq and afghanistan in political thinking with nick robinson. good evening. the situation at petrol pumps across

those countries that can afford it, need to show global solidarity. ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. one of the biggest global humanitarian organizations is the international committee of the red cross. the t c o t y is the i c r, c's representative at the u. m. we definitely have a crisis that gone for many, many years and there's a certain donor fatigue that that also poses to are some challenges at the same time. we also come to the point where quick a quick fix center and humanitarian bandaid solutions are not the response that needs to are, are to be brought in because it is really the capacity to tackle broader issue that we actually bring more. we live to the people in a matter of weeks at the beginning of december, the u. n. will finalize its humanitarian appeal for 2022. last year they asked for record amount $35000000000.00, and it's already clear that this time the figure will be considerably higher. james bays al jazeera at the united nations on the so called one country, one law campaign promise by shall ankin present, got to by roger parks and his 2019 election campaign

it has to be. it has been _ the end for climate crisis. it has to be.the beginning the end for climate crisis. it has i to be. it has been the beginning of the end of climate change and action has to be taken at this point. it's doubted that, i'm try to work out who he was talking to them at one point he was comparing it to the end of the roman empire and that he was talking about a football match. they have a better chance of saving the roman empire than getting back from 5-1 roman empire than getting back from 5—1 down. there's ongoing issues we would like with the times front page, but this is a significant meeting coming up in glasgow. i do wonder and fear with no china and no india which we are going to get out of it. we'll be just get a load of hot air which we know is the last thing we need at the moment. he has been come up — thing we need at the moment. he has been come up martin _ thing we need at the moment. he has been come up martin taking _ thing we need at the moment. he has been come up martin taking us on - thing we need at the moment.

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but the army has 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 sick area and work there 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 pre, has a balance of sectarian leaders within it and the soldiers so it can like in the civil war can fracture along 6 area lines on that's. busy something that people want avoid at all costs, just kind of aid. once again, both i guess it's talking about the fact that the government does need to shake u

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so he has huge implications as to what the president has done. he may have issued just a guess, but the implications are long term and her can surgery lanka back in so many ways and that needs to be recognized and taken out on injury, rosalind about chat. that's an important point. time of incidental committee has be very critical of the atrocities committees. augusta mr. 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 does 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 tamela, although the roger boxer family is making as so called effort by speaking trammel in public or pretending to care for the family issue on various from the nomination of a terminal to the task f

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when hey, has more from tauranga a new zealand. if you throw in the number of people who have only had the 1st dose of the 5 vaccine nationwide, then the figure is 86 percent. so it is close. but that last few percent may be difficult to achieve. and this whole plan all revising its strategy to combat to deal with cove and 19 hinges on getting to that 90 percent vaccination right nationwide. the government says it will review the vaccination rates and everything else associated with this new plan. at the end of november, end of november. it's come about really because the government has been coming under increasing pressure from business, but also from the general public to create a pathway forward to show some guidance really, to give some signals about what the future might look like. and it really signals formerly and into the government's elimination strategy when it comes to code 19 that it adopted at the beginning of the pandemic. and for the most part that's been largely successful. but of course the delta variant changed ev

donnyjohnson has live for fear of dying. donnyjohnson has committed serious crimes.rough art. every year, the arts foundation has an annual exhibition of prisoners work. all this comes from people who have spent 23 hours a day in a cell. what is it that makes them do this? what is it that makes them do this? what is it that makes them do this? what is it about creativity? it is it that makes them do this? what is it about creativity?— is it about creativity? it mines i am notjust _ is it about creativity? it mines i am not just 517 _ is it about creativity? it mines i am notjust 517 harris, - is it about creativity? it mines i am notjust 517 harris, i - is it about creativity? it mines i am notjust 517 harris, i am - am notjust 517 harris, i am creating something. and that's, that's really powerful because you can feel invisible in prison, and you can feel you are just a number. it is also family member, prisoners make things for their mothers, partners and that shows them. look how much i thought about you. i am still thinking about you, i care about you, so there i

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dan roan has more.cheer. these the scenes at st james's park today after news that after news that a £300 million saudi—led takeover of newcastle united was finally complete. how are you feeling? fantastic, thank you. the businesswomen who fronted the bid, amanda staveley, who will have a minority stake, told me it will be tra nsformative for the club. we think that newcastle united needs, you know, a great deal of investment. we want to invest in the community, in the academy and the infrastructure — notjust in players and the business itself, but in — at every level. 80% of the club will now be owned by saudi's sovereign wealth fund, chaired by the country's crown prince. a deal collapsed last year amid premier league concerns at possible state control of the club but today, it said assurances had been received and a dispute over alleged saudi tv piracy has also been resolved. the news brings to an end a turbulent era for the club. the fans increasingly disillusioned with the 14—year reign of mike ash

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

divided administration has ke -t fair. divided administration has kept sanctions _ fair.tration has kept sanctions on china, - fair. divided administration has kept sanctions on china, but i fair. divided administration has - kept sanctions on china, but donald trump responded with sanctions. more than half of what china and the us cell each other has at some form of tariff on it. let's bring in barbara plitt usher. can you help me fresh out — — flush out what america is accusing china of? out - - flush out what america is accusing china of?— out - - flush out what america is accusing china of? catherine tai was referrin: to accusing china of? catherine tai was referring to a — accusing china of? catherine tai was referring to a trade _ accusing china of? catherine tai was referring to a trade deal— accusing china of? catherine tai was referring to a trade deal in the - referring to a trade deal in the trump administration to end the trade war, and one commitment that china made was to buy an extra $200 billion worth of manufactured industries. the administration says it

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netflix has announced that south korean tv shows squid game has become its biggest original c res. yet the streaming service says the drama was watched by a 111000000 people. and just under 4 weeks, the 9 parts thriller pits contest against each other in childhood. games, but with a deadly twist. it since become a worldwide sensation, adding to south korea is growing of pop culture influence. i think it's definitely possible that we're going to see career become an in power house in the sense that you know, the popularity of squid game. how exploded in just 2 weeks to come. netflix number one. and as we were talking about it, you know, especially with the film, the scene such as parasite and the bombs such as bts. you know, we're really interested in what country has to offer. it is good. a solar storm has produced, spectacular light shows across the northern parts of the globe. the aurora borealis to the northern lights lit up skies in north america and northern europe. overnight on tuesday, the strength of the solar option meant the phenomena could be seen much further south than usu

kimberly how kit has more from rome. what is, seems to be the real issue with it, is this failure to get a firm date for carbon neutrality. and the language that we're seeing in this final communique that basically says that they've agreed to reach carbon neutrality by around the mid century is what many are saying really lacks ambition. it fails to meet the moment and is going to make the work in glasgow at that you and climate summit so much more difficult. and so there is language here that says that in fact, they have committed to limit and global warming by 1.5 degrees celsius. but at the same time, we know that you're in climate scientists. we're looking for so much more warning that there needed to be so much more an order to avert the climate catastrophes that were already started to cedar, a growing pace around the globe. the focus shifts from rom, now to the scottish city of glasgow for the cop $26.00 climates summit that lead us from every region in the wall or expect to discuss their plans to cot emissions. n

long gone. 50 time for working out a way forward has long gone-— has long gone.on is critical, — has long gone. so if the situation is critical, which _ has long gone. so if the situation is critical, which i _ has long gone. so if the situation is critical, which i certainly - has long gone. so if the situation is critical, which i certainly knowl is critical, which i certainly know it is, then why isn't government acting now today to address this problem for energy intensive sectors such as the steel industry, because without that help, now today for the next week or so, then we are going to see a significant and permanent damage to the uk steel sector. here is 'ust how damage to the uk steel sector. here is just how dramatic _ damage to the uk steel sector. here is just how dramatic price damage to the uk steel sector. here isjust how dramatic price rises is just how dramatic price rises have been over the past year. while households are protected by the energy price cap, that was a set when the price was 65 p. it is now almost four times that. companies would

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

generally favors the ruling l d p. china has started rationing diesel. nationwide energy shortage has led to a surge and demand for the fuel under raise and prices. many truck drivers say they're not able to complete long distance routes to deliver vital goods. katrina, you has more from beijing these truck drivers are used to criss crossing china driving hundreds of kilometers every day. but a nation wide shortage of diesel fuel has changed that. or you would go to the me oh, i'm scared to leave beijing and the drive long distances, some petrol stations have run out of diesel fuel. the machines are closed. 2 days ago, i drove south to whole bay province and american pedo stations didn't have any. the shortage has been accompanied by a shop rise and prices since january, the cost of diesel here has increased by about 30 percent. a bit petrol station customers limited to buy just $200.00 leases of diesel fuel. but outside the capital, the supply problem is much was had some supply with having to wait days to review. there have been long lines of vehicles that petrol stations and china'

but of course, he is not himself particularly socialist, so he has, he has occupied that particular space and the socialist party has not found a candidate yet. who has the ability to challenge him on the left? as only poll suggests, the country is overwhelmingly disappointed with macro and all of the others who are offering to take charge. but in a pinch, most people tend to vote with what they know. meaning that the park is still at least, but now in that going to rank charlotte, even sky archie, paris, a caravan of around 2000 migrants have walked out of a city in southern mexico where they had been stuck and many are now heading towards the u. s border. there were some scuffles as police struggled to contain the group. ah, the migrants are mainly from honduras el salvador and haiti and had been waiting in tampa trula in southern mexico for papers that might allow them to travel. but they had grown tired of lengthy processing delays. they are ultimately trying to reach the united states some 1600 kilometers away, at least they're, the number trying to gain entry is hitting new highs. e

yemen has had floods as well as war this year. afghanistan has had drought. it this year.ltiplier for conflict. this happens _ drought. it is a risk multiplier for conflict. this happens in - drought. it is a risk multiplier for conflict. this happens in two - drought. it is a risk multiplier for. conflict. this happens in two ways. on one _ conflict. this happens in two ways. on one hand — conflict. this happens in two ways. on one hand we have scarcity of climate — on one hand we have scarcity of climate sensitive natural resources like water — climate sensitive natural resources like water or fertile soil and on the other— like water or fertile soil and on the other hand we have more people displaced _ the other hand we have more people displaced by climate extremes and these _ displaced by climate extremes and these people then come in contact with other— these people then come in contact with other groups that are already stressed _ with other groups that are already stressed themselves. in 2020 we had 30 million _ stressed themselves. in 2020 we had 30 million people

the government has repeatedly declared it is 1 -- it has won the war of covid-19.ll the same, the virus keeps appearing. russia has been firmly in the grip of a fourth wave of the coronavirus for weeks. it is only now there seems to be a growing public awareness for that should experts say it may already be too late to stop a dramatic rise in infections. hardly a day goes by without a new record being broken. the number of deaths is rising relentlessly. some 8000 coronavirus patients are in intensive care. two thirds of the beds reserved for covid-19 are already full in moow. >> today, we are seeing more patients who are critically ill. they decline much more rapidly than in previous waves. it used to take two weeks and sometimes longer for patients to become critical. now, it is only three to four days. >> experts say one reason for the rapid spread of the delta variant is that not enough russians are getting vaccinated. just under a third of the population is fully immunized. some russians prefer to pay for a fake vaccination passport. they cost around 70 euros s

my day of action has been regina for the last her thought he has a laker, bay w 2 executive director mission. so the 60 as you are loading tool is out of something better. now vaccine development has been our customer tool. right now we still don't have any charities, roxanne, and their attempts are still being med, so it's not sri or an expected or, and had of. but we are happy that her with good and something at will, can consider to be relatively effective when combined with other existing interventions. it can you say what has proved so elusive in these 30 years? i know with these a long term projects, obviously, but has there been something which has been constantly, you know, proving to be a hurdle? yet the most did the maria, causing organism that is, the plasmodium is a very tricky organism as a proposal that has a different stages, it can hide in different parts of the body, the liver, the, the blood and it has a vector phase. so as opposed to other organisms like vs that enter your body and there are, there can be tracked it probably in one area. this on this protozoa has b

he has vowed to punish lawbreakers. quote, my government will investigate all our citizens mentioned in the pandora papers. and if any wrongdoing is established, we will take appropriate action. some will question whether countries such as the u . s. and the u. k. are doing enough to regulate the use of shell companies and tax avoidance measures. analysts say this latest report makes it hard for citizens to trust their leaders, including in the middle east. and the edward exposes much more than just asking, he exposes this explicit actually he and, and money that is it, not exactly from this when an intersection between business and ernestine, the excuse of the, ah, the allegations and the pandora papers are just that allegations. there is no proof that leaders mentioned in the stories broke any laws, whether those laws should be changed is a matter for public debate. rosalind jordan al jazeera washington as well, lebanon, which is dealing with a severe economic crisis, has had some of its top political leaders featured

e o reza has shown herself to be a fearless defender of freedom of expression. rattler has focused critical attention to the deter t regimes, controversial murderous anti drug campaign. the number of deaths is so high that the campaign resembles a war waged against the country's own population. ms raison and rattler had documented how social media is being used to spread fake news, harass opponents, and manipulate the public discourse. demetrius and david morales, thom has fer decays, defended freedom of speech in russia under increasingly challenging conditions. in 1993, he was one of the founders of the independent newspaper in the via garcia dun since 1995. he has been the newspaper editor in chief for a total of 24 years now via garcia. that is the most independent newspaper in russia to day with the fundamentally critical attitude towards power l . the newspapers, tax based journalism and professional integrity have made it an important source of information. all sensible aspects of russian society really mention by of the media since it start up in 1993. now, via garcia tara has publi

i think primarily it has been the covid cases. | it has been the covid cases.ening of the borders ——up tick. there was talk about this several months ago and i think it got put off primarily because of the up tick in cases, they wanted to wait until the cases were on the decline. ~ . . . until the cases were on the decline. ~ . ., , ., decline. what has the reaction been from _ decline. what has the reaction been from the _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us _ decline. what has the reaction been from the us tourism - been from the us tourism industry to this news? they have been _ industry to this news? they have been gleeful - industry to this news? they have been gleeful all - industry to this news? they have been gleeful all day. l industry to this news? they have been gleeful all day. i| have been gleeful all day. i have been gleeful all day. i have been gleeful all day. i have been saying they've lost some $250 billion from the loss of international travel. it is the lion's share of revenue for airlines and hotels. international travellers ten

at least there has been a lot _ healed now? at least there has been a lot of— healed now?healed now? at least there has been a lot of progress. the - been a lot of progress. the least we can say is after recognising partly the responsibility in the crisis, the americans have engaged in good faith, in—depth consultation, which was what the french were hoping for and what we saw today during the bilateral meeting between president macron and president biden is thought of the result of this month— long series of consultations that involved high—level cabinet members on both sides and many, many diplomat and many other members of the advising corps but decided to get together on a joint statement which was put out today which lunches and holes —— jlauncher is a whole series of initiatives and reveals important new trajectories for the french american relationship. what are some of those _ american relationship. what are some of those initiatives, - american relationship. what are some of those initiatives, what. some of those initiatives, what does each side get out of the fra

no one has been charged. phil laval, reports from los angeles grant accidentally shot on a movie set by a prop done. we need help immediately bonanza creek ranch come on. that is the panicked voice of a crew member calling 911 from the set of this movie thursday afternoon. the director and cinematographer shots by star alec baldwin, can help our director in our camera managed camera one and it's been shot. are they going to take him to the right? so with, with a real bullet or i cannot tell you that they were filming a weston in santa fe. new mexico falls winds gun, appearing to misfire. hutchins shot in the chest, she died a short time later in hospital, director joe sues are standing behind her. hit in the shoulder, not fatally, and shares came down, sit on another set there with live a live gun discharge reports from source is on the sad claim that had been to misfires from the gun just a week earlier. that gun apparently handed to baldwin on thursday by the assistant director, se court documents both fort

no 3rd country has, has a veto over nato's membership decisions. ukraine has, you heard me say earlier, has a right to decide its own future foreign policy. and, and we expect that they will be able to do that without any outside interference. is words come in the wake of a dramatic spike contentions between russia and nato. moscow signal that it's intent to pull the plug on its permanent mission to the block in brussels that will happen on november 1st. need those mission in the russian capital will also be close. the move is indirect response to the alliance earlier, kicking out a number of russian diplomats for alleged spying of the kremlin. meanwhile, has described any ukrainian bid to join nato as inexpensive every step too far. ukraine, this session to nato would be the worst case scenario. this is the scenario that goes beyond the red lines of russia's national interests. this is the scenario that could force russia to take active measures to ensure its own security. i. we spoke with former marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter and x u. s. senior security policy analys

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

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labour said what has been announced has significant gaps.ancellor has not even delivered his budget yet and it is already falling apart. in recent days, we have read thousands of words about what the chancellor plans to do, but the silence is deafening on the soaring bills and rising prices facing families and businesses. despite the large amount of briefing, there is still a lot that we don't know about what will be said tomorrow, like how a lot of this spending will be paid for. helen catt, bbc news. joining me now is christina mcanea who is the general secretary at unison. you must be happy with this news that the public sector pay freeze has been lifted? imelt that the public sector pay freeze has been lifted?— has been lifted? well it should never have _ has been lifted? well it should never have been _ has been lifted? well it should never have been brought - has been lifted? well it should never have been brought in - has been lifted? well it should never have been brought in in | has been lifted? well it should i never have been brou

in the case of indonesia, consumer confidence has improved. manufacturing sentiment has improved. so this is gathering momentum. but there is significant downside risk. and the economic recovery is highly dependent on the export sector. i see near-term weakness. 2022 should be a stronger growth year. we see a shift in growth momentum from this year into next year. rishaad: and the central bank decided not to move on rates, indicating they will not do anything for a year. is it also something that should be copied by other neighboring countries? they all have different landscapes. but all of this can be derailed by china, or indeed the dollar. >> that is right. in countries where inflation is contained, especially consumer prices, they have room to keep monetary policy accommodative. that is important. there is fairly little fiscal space in many countries. as soon as domestic demand picks up, and we will likely see pickup in inflation because of demand strengthening, and some spillover from higher produce prices and supply bottlenecks. but i don't see runaway inflation by any means

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clarke: he has and attorney general garden has made clear the partisanship will not affect our work. sen. blackburn: yes or no, did the teachers union write a letter asking you to use the patriot act to target concerned parents who voiced their opposition to the indoctrination of their children? ms. clarke: this is not a matter that the civil rights division handles. i am aware that memorandum issued by the attorney general which speaks to threats and intimidation that some school officials have experienced in our country. that is not activity protected by the first amendment. sen. blackburn: you are saying that a parent going to the school board and expressing their dismay with crt or the mask mandate, is not protected speech? ms. clarke: i believe the attorney general's memorandum deals with threats and intimidation and harassment. sen. blackburn: did the doj issue the directive to the fbi to target parents and direct response to this letter from the teachers union? ms. clarke: again, this is not a matter that the division handles. the attorney general said that threats against pub

she has provoked strong feelings.iving? people were stoning a puppet arriving, which is nothing we expected, and feeling very strongly about it as well, shouting at her with everything they had. and here on the kent coast, which sees regular migrant arrivals along the shore, there is considerable local debate. this man is a ukip councillor, and he wasn't going to be meeting little amal. the event that's taking place in folkestone today is all about raising awareness, about being welcoming to refugees. you would rather folkestone was less welcoming? personally, yes. but i would welcome . them if they came over here with a passport - or equivalent documentation. but by folkestone harbour, the crowds were out. this refugee was getting a hero's welcome. these interactions are about empathy and trying to be curious about somebody you don't know. and welcoming somebody that you don't know. she may only be a puppet, but she's already proved she's provocative and powerful piece of theatre. david sillito, bbc news, folkestone.

the president has decided he has to do something to try to slow the spread of the virus.proved a workplace shutdown across the country for aut a week or so. basically businesses will close. those regions of russia where the cases are bad will be allowed to shutdown sooner and longer. the president called on russian vaccinated he said they will see dangerous consequences from the slow pace of vaccinations. many russians have simply ignored official calls to get the jabs. he actually referred to that reluctance. he said he says he does not understand it. our vaccines are reliable and effective. the problem is that vaccines practices and -- skepticism is widespread. so is mistrust. many people do not believe this. many here pay no attention. anchor: here in the u.s., health offials have signed off on covid booster shots. the approved boosters. they say people should be able to get aifferent brand of vaccine than the one they originally received. this decision paves the way for millions of people in the u.s. to get additional doses. the death of george floyd in 2020's part pr

that target has not been met.e now and has not been met so in an effort to try and rally troops the uk government had put together a couple of finance ministers to come up with a plan, delivery plan and they posted today and it seems they're confident they'll be able to get to 100 billion by 2023 and a couple of years after ward beyond that. so they feel that over the five—year period from 2020—25, they'll make 100 billion worth every year but that's what they say is a good thing and many environmentalists are unhappy about that so they think it's a promise that's not been met and they feel it's literally too little, too late. there's been some reaction already on the delay. mohamed nasheed is a former president of the maldives, a country already hit by rising sea levels. he tweeted. .. he goes on... more evidence of the scale of the problem came today from the world meteorological organisation. they said the build—up of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere rose to record levels last year. the stock of gases is affe

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yes he has. 14 years ago. margulies was his lawyer than. 14 years ago and the court has yet to rule on his habeas petition. it is unprecedented, always dangerous to say because somebody will find a case that has taken longer than 14 years but it is staggering that for 14 years you had two judges who had the case in the d.c. district court, the federal court in western d.c. and they have yet to rule. the cables are there. in 2002, mitchell and the cia interrogators in thailand, came to washingn saying we are about to do these eit's, torture. he might die, they said. if he does, we are going to cremate him and if he doesn't, we want assurances that he will never be in a position to tell his story. langley cabled back, you have the assurances of everyone here that he will be held incommunicado for the remainder of his life. that is exactly what is happening. we are never going to hear from abu zubaydah. i would be stunned if he were as allowed to test -- if he was allowed to testify. amy: just to sum up that stor

it has been an adventure. we have _ been with them. it has been an adventure.th them. it has been an i adventure. we have a very diverse jury adventure. we have a very diverse jury council that has come together to look into every one of those projects and we have been looking into lasting solutions, people designing new schemes to protect the environment, but also technical solutions, people really inventing stuff desperately needed as well as schemes applied in city councils, surreally highlighting as well where climate action is needed, and that it is not about one single solution we can all apply but it is really about the diversity of things we need to get going with. {131 about the diversity of things we need to get going with. of course the award ceremony _ need to get going with. of course the award ceremony is _ need to get going with. of course the award ceremony is happeningj need to get going with. of course - the award ceremony is happening this evening. we will not ask you to give any spoilers or reveal anything before time, but ijust wonder how e

and has been a bit of a tug of war. ready there, but surely it's got to be in everybody's interest to try and resolve this mold of a doesn't really have any of the real options other than to negotiate with russia on for russia, unjust problem, or being a reliable supplier, even to those who are some political differences with you is, is a strategy that must be pursued and in, in ukraine for example, as president putin pointed out, 10 percent more gas has been shipped through ukraine, even though there's been big tensions mean travel moscow. but of course, the real problem is that there isn't enough gas for everybody anyway. and a small countries like molded are going to be the last in the queue unless they give him some kind of concessions. well, i mean, as, as you were alluding to when, when it comes to the european gas crisis, essentially the matriarch of your, of the outgoing german chancellor angle americo. she recently publicly said that russia has been fulfilling is contractual obligations with, with the supplying