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and india's central statistics office released estimates on thursday predicting the country's g.d.p. will shrink 7.7 percent in the financial year ending march 2021 now the estimate is in line with other economists and marks the country's 1st contraction since 1980 when the economy shrank 5.2 percent manufacturing output is estimated to decline 9.4 percent the mining sector 12.4 percent while the agriculture sector output is actually expected to grow 3.4 percent despite having one of the world's strictest lockdowns india still has the world's 2nd highest number of coppa 19 cases which has kept the country from fully reopening earlier this week india granted emergency approval for the astra zeneca vaccine and hopes it will boost consumer confidence and unlike other southeast asian economies the world bank predicts india will rebound with a growth of 5.4 percent in 2021 as a whole for the government's annual budget for the next financial year is expected to be released on the 1st day of february with an increase in spending for new roads ports and providing incentives for manufacturers

quarantine and then a further weaken self isolation at home and the hotel stay can cost up to $700.00 india's central government has left it up to stay authorities to decide their own rules with the most opting for $1.00 to $2.00 weeks in a hotel or a home we can quarantine can cost up to $400.00 australia was one of the 1st to impose quarantine requirements it takes at least 2 weeks or until travel is a clear of infection and it's expensive with prices going up to $2300.00 it's similar in new zealand where only $25.00 deaths have been recorded travelers are quarantined in hotels for 14 days and charges can start at around $2200.00 not to gabriel scully is a professor of public health at bristol university joins me now by skype from bristol could i start by getting your thoughts on the u.k.'s quarantine policy and if you think it's going to work. well this is the 1st time that we've had a sort of a compulsory managed quarantine suggested even and it is only being introduced really for 22 countries people coming from 22 countries not the citizens of those countries or others but it will only really be

have been crowned lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. osha went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them. the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it off for 3

india's prime minister narendra modi described the incident as a heart—wrenching tragedy. 0ur reporter, anbarasan ethirajan, has more. it is a four—storey building, government hospital in the district of bhandara in centralaccording to local officials, one of the hospital staff, they saw smoke coming out of the new neonatal unit where 17 babies were kept, and they raised the alarm and then the fire spread very quickly, particularly smoke, they couldn't say, that is why... very few people would normally work during the night shift so they tried to move their babies as quickly as possible and when they came back to rescue the others, they couldn't, and sadly, ten babies have died and as you mentioned, they were from a few days old to the oldest being three months. and also it is very difficult to move these babies when these were being kept in the icu, the emergency unit where they are connected to oxygen and other equipment in the hospital so they found it, it was a bit of a struggle for them to remove them and then take the babies out. and it was a very heart—wrenching story. the parents were crying. the pictures show that, you know, the soot all over this building. and also the patients from other wards

have been crowned lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. well she went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them and the operation cost 700 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it off fo

ship in koran lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. as her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. oh sure went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering. and that's how the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it o

. >>> first happening now, a test on a number of birds found dead in central india reveal they died from right? it hasn't jumped to humans, not yet. wildlife investigators were called to a city after a number of dead crows were found. they tested them. they came back positive for bird flu. it is highly infectious. it affects wild and domestic birds. wild birds can carry the virus and affect domestic poultry like chicken and ducks. >>> today on "california live" -- >> the secret behind monterrey jack cheese on a family farm. >>> this morning at 11:30. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. we have t

but if you are sitting in central asia to a certain extent in russia, india, you're very much looking at china as a continental power. the term near abroad again and directed to so because a lot of both paramilitary force as well as pla force, the top rating in those areas. when it comes to near abroad, the first strategy and the first desire of china when it came to turning to central asia after the soviet union fell was to put down what they viewed as the quote weaker threat, , weaker activism, uighur awakening relationships, turkish and ethnicity some relationships with turkey in turkey groups. unfortunately, very unfortunate, unforgivably this was a turn from concerns with uighur activism and cultural demands to blatant concentration camps and even worse, and the use of orwellian systems to suppress, use of biometrics to figure out the dna of uighur families, you know, the suppression of religious rights. there's a shaving of beards of muslim men and not giving them all their food. awful. one thing that's been very disappointing, so talk about in terms of u.s. grand strategy has t

ship in koran lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16 but. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. oh sure went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering. and that's the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me in advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it o

meanwhile continue across southern parts of india heavy showers driven across the by of bengal into we have got to lossie clear skies across much of central and northern india and of course still having the fog and smoke problems up here want to see showers around the foothills of the himalayas but nothing too much to speak of further south wales showers to continue across southern india through the wetter weather coming into kerala for a time coach over the top temperature 30. to qatar airways she was a society hostess in beirut in the 1940 s. she was in touch with a lot of people from the lebanese the rechristening to make this work code name was the power and she spied for mossad in lebanon for. what she was doing it was something brave as a woman algis you know well down system we have shewn acoa. the beirut spine. a recap of our top story if you're just joining us on al-jazeera in just a few hours the u.s. house of representatives is set to launch its 2nd bid to impeach dollars from it's already calling on the vice president to remove trump from power but penn says he is he wouldn't move against a president that u.s. federal authorit

ship in car and lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. well she went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them and i think i must have the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a mont

ship in qur'an lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now well she went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them and the operation cost $700.00 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it off

have been crowned lives in a village in rural central india where few women are educated over 10 percent of the women here have had their uterus removed in neighboring villages the figure is closer to 50 percent hygiene is bad a doctor advised her to have the hysterectomy to reduce the risk of infection but he didn't mention the potential side effects which range from hormonal fluctuations to osteoporosis. he told me i would suffer less i had my uterus removed because i thought it would make everything better but in the last 7 or 8 years i've been in constant pain. never went to school she was married at 14 and had her 1st child at 16. is her 2nd son he began working when he was 13 and he's 16 now. osha went into debt to pay for her surgery basically the doctor who performed the operation and her boss have both benefited from her decision but it's brought her nothing but suffering with them and the operation cost 700 euros i didn't have that kind of money my boss gave me an advance to pay for it and i had to pay it off he made me pay interest. 3 percent a month i was paying it off for 3

but not a 17 at all but still temperatures not fried too badly here but see back to across central parts of india but for southern india we do still have some rather heavy rain coming through every showers there drifting in on the north easterly monsoon some wet weather there too into sri lanka as we go through the next day or so we are looking at further showers as we go on into day heaviest of which a lot is to be across the far south of india further north it is generally dry and fine still the cool side there for new delhi mist and fog a small problem still remain in place here temperatures getting up to around 18 celsius with a similar high there for the whole on friday. ok calm and make sure you're not hyping the situation be part of the debate my. main characters are women when no topic is off the table there was in the last allow child marriage to happen legally easter basically archaic walls they are often legitimize their legal one is pedophile on air or online jumping to the quick section and the teacher asked the discussion this stream on out is they are. back here watching al-jazeera

the states as own daily when we talked about you know walking into daily to speak to the central government of india. it was a call given to farmers from. the british just. for all of the farmers in the country this is this was in october that was said. as we call it in india i mean let's go to delhi now but all of the states the call was about protesting locally. but just you do find that the punjabi farmers are more organized than others. and also people who have access to agricultural machinery lake tractor trolleys and they converted into they put it he homes as this quarter. is yet i would have been in place to here and this is to me that much. about. how effective is famine in india right now maybe there should be some reforms have a look here at an article that she wrote in december from axa necessary for green revolution $2.00 interest out see in consequence incentives and communication are key so what the government did murder was not ok. and are we just looking at pushing back progress in india and india really does need to look at how is it doing its agriculture right now. again i'm going

china with high pressure in charge of keeping things last the settles settle syrian cities central areas of india but down towards the south will showers a rolling through his some showers to into sri lanka and up towards the north something of a change on the way hey westley disturbance helping to clear the poor quality that we do have around new delhi temperatures at around $21.00 celsius notice that rain and snow extends up into the north of pakistan similar conditions as we go one through monday by monday we will see some wetter weather just coming down towards good herat towards maharashtra right down the western ghats actually you can see some showers as we go on through the next couple of days the showers continue further towards a south into sri lanka and notice the rain and the snow becoming increasingly widespread was the final. spot at ways. in the conclusion of the 2 part series people in power and vesta gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic of babies the torch realized that babies are the could be sold to america a coward in quite a nice and reveals shock

there for home call it should be largely dry and a lot of dry weather too across much of central and northern india but down to the south we have got some very heavy rainfall coming through will see the rainfall bringing some big downpours there across southern parts of the country with particularly wet weather for tom and kara. we heard scott realistically how can you deal with institutionalized corruption in this country if we listen if this breaks up into a conflict between pakistan and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. revealing eco friendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on which is iraq. all the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera it's time to recap our headlines now the u.s. is preparing to designate yemen's who theme movement as a terror group a group sworn the blacklisting war heard a deliveries. reacted to the u.s. move saying it is america that is the source of terrorism and the healthy said the policies presented by it express a crisis and thinking. the u.s. house speaker nancy

no higher than around 16 degrees celsius but again at least it will be dry dry too across central parts of india down to the southeast very heavy rainfall making its way through time will not do carol it will see some heavy downpours and will see some of that really wet weather also affecting shoreline as we go on through monday and on into chews day that could well lead to localized flooding further north as i said it is largely dry and settled if a little on the cool side cool enough to but dry across the arabian peninsula here in doha getting up into the low twenty's over the next couple of days a cool breeze temperatures no higher than around 21. qatar airways al-jazeera world peers into the murky world of state sponsored spy ware and the discovery by al jazeera journalists that syria like technology stocks that smartphones their sister company is this the new frontier of espionage. think about the sophistication of exports to break into phones this is as good as it gets. the spy. on al-jazeera. why. were. they watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. democrats are mo

indonesia's capital. 10 newborn babies die off to a fire breaks out at a hospital in western india and people ski through central madrid after parts of spain a hit by the heaviest snow in decades trying to drive is causing travel chaos. welcome to the program now top story for years twitter has been donald trump's favorite platform to promote his policies and attack his critics as well as putting out full so on proven information now his account has been suspended permanently off his support as stalled capitol hill on wednesday trump is also facing a potential 2nd impeachment is the fallout from what took place continues gabriel is on the reports now from washington. but there will be no more tweets from donald trump twitter on friday night suspending his account permanently saying the decision was taken due to the risk of further incitement of violence trump had 88000000 followers and said he used his account to go around the mainstream media to get his message out but he was increasingly tweeting or re tweeting misleading or false information sometimes even disproven conspiracy theories this is a very big deal

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time but hopefully a little dry just around the middle a peninsula try to across the central and northern parts of india but for southern areas of india we have got some rather heavy rain still very much in the forecast heavy showers that sue for sri lanka as we go through the next couple of days north of that mist info problem still in place around the northern plains. sponsored poll qatar airways the last episode in the new series exposed the imperial origins of the drug trade commerce was a good fire coming our way it's good for our cities thanks very much want to come and tokens passage from the far east to europe and the united states. any money money money in these mountains is open. drug trafficking politics some power the era of empire is an al-jazeera. people have come to expect a lot from al-jazeera over the years it's the reporting the commitment to on the reporter places the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power if a politician comes on this channel they will be challenged and that's what people expect of us they want the questions answered. that

central bank. india is reportedly stepping up its strained relationship with china.d 58 others will be barred permanently by the administrative electronics and information technology. the list includes some of alibaba as key shopping services. the move will now be permanent. south korea's economy grew more than expected last quarter as a recovery in exports helped offset a winter coronavirus outbreak. gdp increased in the three months from the previous quarter. growth slowed sharply last year, but some exports helped maintain its momentum. moderna soared after saying its covid vaccine will work on reported variants of the virus and is planning new human studies. elsewhere, merck is holding work on its experimental vaccines after early trial data produced weak responses. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi: more than 68 million doses of covid vaccine have been administered worldwide, but it seems the vaccine drive

old in china but the cloud in the snows creeping out from the west through central china it's still cold unsettled in northern india you can't see very much but there's a lot of fog up here which means activities particularly poor bit more action in the northeast monsoon in tamil nadu and in straight line care we expect to see showers around here they will carry on we don't expect to see much change in delhi with fog which at the moment his recording has to say called it might prove it improve a little bit by saturday or sunday but it's still foggy and pretty poor quality. sponsored paul qatar airways. under silent storm as they once prosperous fishing village sinks beneath the mud. parliamentary elections ignite fierce rivalry that will determine the future of this defeated and politically divided community. a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela a sinking revolution on and just get on. board . or. the and to a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera if you're just joining us donald trump's has become the 1st u.s. president to be impeached twice the house of representatives has charged him

central-bank and focus. australia, thailand and india holding their first policy meetings. sarah hunter with us. start with australia. it is an interesting balancing act as we continue to watch the labor market recovery and starting to see signs of heating when it comes to the property market as well as benefiting from the chinese economic recovery. >> that's right. those are certainly some positives coming through the economy right now, a lot of stimulus getting into the property market and from the rba, but also the federal and state governments as well in the former homebuilder scheme encouraging residential construction. . the property market is definitely a positive, but we also still have parts of the economy that are struggling. travel, tourism, hospitality in general. hopefully it is not a big derailment of activity but it does highlight the ongoing uncertainty and challenges with covid. until we got a sustainable solution, it's hard to see how the economy can fully recover because we are all essentially living with a threat of restrictions being reimposed. haidi: how much of a strong cu

india's sustainable growth rate. some of these things that remain central will be, as we all know, to lift onboard the uneven economy ndia. shery: could we see more momentum for the privatization? given, again, the government is expected to administer the goals in absolving state assets could help. >> absolutely. one thing which is very clear on the economic sector is that it has argued for expansionary budgets. privatization has been hanging for quite some time. the question is, can the government enable it, as opposed to not so far. and we might see is a big privatization drive that leaves out the strategy -- lays out the strategy. all the medium term. important for the government to bring down share holding below 51%. they are going for strategic privatization. -- prioritization. that could really help the government pull out of where they are. in keeping the private sector active would really help the spirits of the economy. if it was unleashed on the public, the infrastructure, as we know, 19 percent, i think public expenditure will be a necessary condition and getting the private sector to spend. we are expecti

less that wetter weather thick cloud pushing into central parts of china will simply be right at times but she much right in the full cost across india over the next diodes have you got some wet weather still lurking down towards the southeast and also into strength with a northeasterly monsoon driving those showers across the by i have been gold so expect to see some spells of wet weather coming through here from time to time so we are looking at a little bits and pieces of dryness but essentially it's what weekend and the rain continuing to month. packet. welcome to doha from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax and enjoy the perfect break in your journey. than. her. her and when you leave with a smile we know la day's work is done qatar airways welcome to our home. world. order. on the way down the top stories on al-jazeera the european union is expected to give 1000 vaccine emergency approval in the coming hours despite a growing dispute between the blog on the company over a shortage of supply u.s. drug firms johnson and johnson is expected to apply for emergency use authorization for i

known as the world's pharmacy, india manufactures 60% of all the world's vaccines. although it lacks the kind of centralizedm working in favor of those two middle eastern countries, it does have a national vaccination program in place that reaches 55 million people a year. to build on this, india conducted dry runs at more than 5,000 vaccination sites across the country in the weeks leading up to the rollout. in its first week, india did not meet its stated goals of getting shots into arms, and though it is picking up speed, this puts it in good company with so many other nations failing to get off the ground quickly enough. now, if the lessons from israel and the uae are any indication, the planning and national coordination that has been promised by the biden administration on vaccinations will bring about a welcome change and soon. >>> thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. woman: i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. ♪ things are getting clearer ♪ ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, ♪ ♪ yeah, that's all me ♪ ♪ nothing and me

central america. sponsored by qatar airways. one of the touring highways india girls as young as 10 is close to. one woman is traveling to the villages where parents tell their under-age story of the day. on al-jazeera. january on al-jazeera it's 10 years since the arab spring sought to bring change to the middle east al-jazeera looks into how successful look at pollutions what a new documentary series examines history and jihad takes of drug trafficking and the way states and drug lords used it as an instrument of power as tax elections are being doled out around the world hope of returning to normal comes back again we need trends constantly changing listening post continues to analyze how the news is coming up to one of the most intense election campaigns the u.s. is set to inaugurate its cool to 6 president. january on al-jazeera. the usa is always of in fact the people all right the world people pay attention to what goes on here and i do see it as very good at bringing the news to the world from here. i use one of what i. love and 1700. loans. recordings of a phone call revealed u.s. presi

the past year is the 2nd mass killing in a week in the east india r.c. 25 civilians were killed on new year's eve opposition figures in central african republic say president for star shores 20 hours victory in last week's election is a farce final results showed 2 idaho reelected with 53 percent of last week's vote that means he won't need to face a runoff but opposition figures argue that half the population is on able to vote because of violence from rebel from. cancelling the result is one solution holding a 2nd round is another but no matter what the results announced yesterday cannot be accepted and israel as president nicolas maduro has tightened his grip on the country and its institutions with the swearing in of a national assembly controlled by his socialist party it marks the end of control by the opposition boycotted last month's election because they said it wasn't free or fair on god or who is recognized by several nations as the country's interim leader instead lead a virtual opposition congress session. at least 4 people have been killed in a flash flooding in bolivia to rental rain and hail hit the city of su

folks that are protesting in india | folks that are protesting in india it is about radical reform and about grievance ends with the centralere because we want to assure that our friends are fighting for their rights, their farms receive the rights they have to protest. farms receive the rights they have to rotest. ~ , ., farms receive the rights they have to rotest. ~ ., to protest. when you look at the sect, i think _ to protest. when you look at the sect, i think the _ to protest. when you look at the sect, i think the sect _ to protest. when you look at the sect, i think the sect contributes 15% of the national income. 50% of the population depend on it and work in it. farming is going through terrible times. thousands of farmers have committed suicide for that thousands of farmers are often selling their produce at below what it cost to produce. and the indian governments argument is that by opening up the private sector into this it will allow farmers to grow and sell direct to other organisations and not to the stated a lot. . , , .. , organisations and not to the stated alot. , , ., a lot. there has been calls for

central and eastern areas. but cold wherever you are. the warnings are on the website. this is bbc news — the headlines at eight. india9. in the uk — as virus cases increase — teaching unions demand a two week closure of primary and secondary schools in england. trump and the election — now 11 republican senators say they will support him and object to the official results. french police shut down an illegal rave, going since new year's eve — with more than two and a half thousand partygoers.

the infrastructure in place, known as the world's pharmacy, india manufactures 60% of all the world's vaccines. although it lacks the centralizedes have a vaccination in place that reaches 35 million a people a year. they conducted dry runs across the country in the weeks leading up to the roll-out. india did not meet its stated goals of getting shots into arms. though it is picking up speed, this puts it at speed with other nations. if the lessons are any indication, the planning and national coordination that has been promised by the biden administration on vaccinations will bring about a welcome change and soon. thanks to all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. yet some say it isn't real milk. i guess those cows must actually be big dogs. sit! i said sit! oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board... and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. choose the app that fits your investing style. ♪ ok everyone, our mission is to pro

pushing up towards that western side of canada as the central areas in between is largely fine and dry with some crisp sunshine coming through this week. india beauty 3000000 people have been excluded from the least of see just. one i won a speech the family's life to live a long. shot out of the. al-jazeera . every. the. good. watching i was there a reminder of our top stories this hour the european union has reversed a decision to impose export controls on vaccines made within the block to the u.k. which would have invoked an emergency clause in the brics a deal that controls would have prevented vaccines from entering the u.k. through northern ireland. drug companies novak's and johnson and johnson have introduced 2 new vaccines to find a pandemic johnson and johnson's inoculation is a single shot jab to both produced weaker results on the more infectious south african strain. game stop shares have shot up again their stock has risen by around 70 percent clawing back most of those days losses amateur investors have been pushing up the prices in a bid to damage hedge funds and profit by betting against the shares of failing businesses. mor

good part of central america aracely some heavy showers all the way down towards nicaragua and costa rica but for the arl is a slightly fine and dry. so the head of al jazeera farmers in india vandalized cell phone towers and forced the closure of petrol stations as they step up protests. central hall westminster was a place to be for the meeting of representatives from the $51.00 united nations. 75 years of the united nations we look at what's been accomplished and analyze the challenges ahead. and installed arsenal stay on target in their effort to retain the english f.a. cup. when all that seems to matter is the headline there is always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives of just curiosity the leader on the one hand the enemy is all believe there on the other hand the listening post drips away the spin what kind of reporting if you can see it on the ground misinformation is right lays bare the bias a lot of people believe things because they want to believe them done covers the uncomfortable truths do you think they did enough to scrutinize the case for war the listing posts on a. frank assessment you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries

central african republic. at least 5 people have died in india after 5 broke out of the world's largest vaccine manufacturer the building was under construction and being erected to boost manufacturing of cave in $1000.00 vaccines serum institute of india says production will not be affected because of the fall was not immediately clear the company has been contracted to manufacture a 1000000000 doses of the astra zeneca oxford university. as it had here and out 0 action from the premier league as much as you know to reclaim top spot it's coming up just in school. the heavy rain is hampering efforts to get aid to survivors of a powerful earthquake on the news you silly ways you and thousands in the cities the machine and memories you are displaced people in affected villages say the aid has been concentrated in city centers and those on the outskirts of struggling just to washington is more now from jakarta. on these an island of soon see these villages the trying to shelter under simple top poland's after their homes were destroyed but $6.00 magnitude earthquake and the sri is why are they running out of essen

but it is a prediction is that we are used to india going to an election if you look at that map but why is winning massively 60 percent 55 percent in central going to a region and is losing the massive race so i was wished not to waste not east africa ginger. if you had one here what has prevented reading him here so that he's only outside the brand but surely the credibility of the election the of the process is at stake we have an internet shutdown on the us they have all said that the process is already is already tainted it lacks transparency and accountability. first and foremost we don't hold our elections for the us to give it a stamp of approval to gain credibility we hold the elections for the people of uganda who voted yesterday defeated transparently. voter who went to vote and was denied it to vote local observers at the ugandans secondly we have acquitted over $800.00 journalists who $176.00 internationals from foreign countries who have come. to observe this election who have diplomatic missions in uganda led by the e.u. the african union east african community the god all of them the british high commission let us wait for t

and india has the 2nd highest credit our us case counts in the world after united states u.n. refugee agency is calling for fighting in the central african republic to stop they say the number of people fleeing to neighboring countries has doubled to 60000 in just a week away as they rebels try to attack the capital bangui that were pushed back by security forces account of on groups wants to overthrow the president found to addenda he won a 2nd term in office in december iraq today with headlines more news coming up here not 0 write off to people and power. for decades thousands of sikhs from north india have migrated to its elites who work in the country's agriculture industry the hope is to provide a better life for the families they've left behind but their labor is vital to italy's food production many get caught in a cycle of exploitation and abuse from which those little disc a we've been to investigate. the vast agricultural plains of the i grew up and pima in central italy are one of the country's main areas of food production. but many of those who live here aren't italians they're indians. at least $11000.00 of them an