the french interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested. but earlier in the day it looked a little different a collective of trade unions youth organizations journalists and human rights groups called the rally to protest what they say is an erosion of social rights and freedoms. that. we're heading towards increasingly limited freedoms which is absolutely unjustified. to. france must distinguish itself as being at the core of great democracies it often has this habit of coping freedoms while preaching their reporters to others. while the reasons for demonstrating were diverse most with their to protest against a controversial new security law proposed by the government one particular article in the draft law would limit the right to take video recordings of police officers the government has bowed to public pressure and agreed to rewrite it but activists are demanding it be deleted completely. a day before the protests president mccaughan appeared on social media he defended the proposal. book but even if this article 24 were to restrict t

path some even used time as on the footpath to throw pieces as projectiles at police the french interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested. but earlier in the day it looked a little different a collective of trade unions youth organizations journalists and human rights groups called the rally to protest what they say is an erosion of social rights and freedoms. we're heading towards increasingly limited freedoms which is absolutely unjustified. that used to teach. us must distinguish itself as being at the core of great democracies it often has this habit of coping freedoms while preaching their reporters to others. while the reasons for demonstrating were diverse most with the. against a controversial new security law proposed by the government one particular how to go in the draft law would limit the right to take video recordings of police officers the government is bound to public pressure and agree to rewrite it but activists are demanding it be deleted completely. a day apple sold the protests president mccaughan appeared on social media he defended the proposal. but this but eve

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to my. vehicle no group has claimed responsibility for the attack german police say they have arrested another suspect in last year's robbery of priceless jewelry from the famous green ball museum in dresden only last month investigators arrested 3 young men 2 suspects remained on the run now one of them has been detained in berlin. countries across europe are tightening coronavirus restrictions as new infections surge london and parts of southern england will start a stricter lockdown on wednesday morning the netherlands and the czech republic are also implementing stricter measures germany has ordered schools and non-essential shops to close and as restricting social contact over the holiday period. well the u.s. has marked a major milestone in the fight against the corona virus the country has started administering the 1st doses of the biotech pfizer vaccine doctors nurses and other at risk groups are 1st in line for the shots with the u.s. d

path some even used hammers on the footpath to throw pieces as projectiles at police the french interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested. but earlier in the day it looked a little different a collective of trade unions youth organizations journalists and human rights groups called the rally to protest what they say is an erosion of social rights and freedoms. we're heading towards increasingly limited freedoms which is absolutely unjustified. to. us now for 33 years must distinguish itself as being at the core of great democracies it often has this habit of coping freedoms while preaching their reporters to others. while the reasons for demonstrating were diverse most with their to protest against a controversial new security law proposed by the government one particular how tical in the draft law would limit the right to take video recordings of police officers the government has balance of public pressure and a great to rewrite it but activists are demanding it be deleted completely. a day before the protests president maicon appeared on social media he defended the proposal. book

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explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to his fee a call no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. turkish president richard type everyone has called on the u.s. to reverse its decision to impose sanctions on his country washington slapped the sanctions on turkey after the country purchased a russian made anti aircraft missile system the u.s. and turkey are nato allies and washington says the missiles in danger nato forces. the russian president vladimir putin has congratulated joe biden on his victory hours after the u.s. electoral college rubberstamp him as the winner of last month's election a statement from the kremlin quoted putin as saying he was ready for quote collaboration and the official vote by the electoral college paves the way for congress to accept the outcome of the election when it sits down on january the 6th outgoing president donald trump has yet to recognize biden's victory it was the state of california that tipped the scales that the electoral colleg

compromise of the partial lockdown that didn't really work well for a look at what the german interior ministry is saying he's made his position very clear here lou if we can bring in the quote he said germany has wasted the advantage it managed to gauge during the spring the only chance we have to get into control of the situation is a lockdown but it needs to be immediate if we wait until christmas will have to continue fighting these numbers for months those words from the interior minister who will for how much agreement is there behind his call for an immediate lockdown . we see more and more voices in germany's political landscape calling for tougher measures and we have seen also state premiers who were hesitant to go ahead with tougher restrictions now call for an immediate lockdown now we will see over the weekend probably the next few days a meeting between german chancellor angela merkel and the 16 state premiers to try to find a common nationwide approach to the issue and find common rules we don't know exactly what they will be it we're looking at probably school break a longer sch

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to. be a cole no group has claimed responsibility for the attack and ivory coast president . has been inaugurated for a disputed 3rd term in office amid ongoing outcries from opposition parties more than 300 people attended the ceremony where we are called for national dialogue scores of people died in election related violence. 6 weeks after the us presidential election the electoral college has confirmed democrat joe biden as the winner of last month's election by now as a majority of the 538 electors they gathered in states across the country as well as in the capital washington to formally vote for the next president in a televised address after the announcement by the biden told americans their democracy still works despite accusations of voter fraud from president trump. it is my sincere hope we never again see any was subjected to the kind of threats and abuse we saw in this election you know this battle for the soul of america democracy

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached to bob to my. vehicle no group has claimed responsibility. the president of ivory coast the other side a watcher of ouattara has been inaugurated for a disputed 3rd term amid a continuing outcry from opposition parties or 300 people attended the ceremony were in which the presenter called for a national dialogue and scores of people died in the election related violence. there is no mr militant group boko haram has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of more than 300 schoolchildren in nigeria and a voice recording sent to a nigerian newspaper the group justified the attack saying there you have both saying that boko haram rejects western education gunmen stormed the school in the northwestern city of calcutta on friday night and many of the students were able to escape but the families of the boys who were taken the still waiting to find out what has happened to them. waiting for news of her child her son one of the boys snatched from a school on

the interior ministry says women and children are among the victims.n parliament, who survived. the explosion was so powerful it caused significant damage in nearby buildings. several rockets have been fired into the heavily fortified green zone in baghdad where several embassies and government buildings are located, causing minor damage to residential buildings at the us embassy. the iraqi military has blamed what it called an outlaw group for the attack and said that one iraqi soldier was injured. pope francis has complained that consumerism has "kidnapped" christmas. in his last sunday blessing before 25 december, he told a crowd in st peter's square that there was no consumerism in the manger in bethlehem, only reality, poverty and love. well, london is of course one of the areas which is now in england's tier 4, where the most stringest coronavirus restrictions are now in place. ayshea buksh has been finding out how londoners are adapting to the new changes. trained actor nathaniel richards came to london to pursue his dreams, but his recent roles

the interior ministry says women and children are among the victims.er of the afghan parliament who survived —— kabul. it caused significant damage in nearby buildings. several rockets have been fired into the heavy full fortified green zone in baghdad where several embassies and government buildings are located, causing minor damage to residential buildings at the us embassy. the iraqi military has blamed what it called and outlaw group for the attack and said that one iraqi soldier was injured. pope francis has complained that consumerism has kidnapped christmas. in his last sunday blessing before the 25th of december, he told a crowd in st peter's square that there was no consumerism in the manger in bethlehem, only reality, poverty and love. the italian authorities have destroyed hundreds of millions of dollars worth of the amphetamine captagon. seized when shipments from syria were intercepted. it was part of a coordinated effort against a trade in lucrative narcotics likely to be run by the syrian regime and its allies. captagon is used recreatio

protest in paris led to turn violent with some protesters burning cars and smashing property the interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested this comes as president a man or macross government faces heavy criticism trying to push through a new security law it says is intended to protect police officers and crackdown on islamist groups. earlier we spoke to our correspondent lisa lewis in paris and i asked to how much pressure is on the french president at the moment. it is a lot of pressure and it seems that the pressure is indeed growing you know in the beginning the government was hoping to pass that low low without that much of a backlash but what happened then was really no one could have 1st seen that there were 2 videos published on one of the one the footage that was footage of a in a vacation of a migrant crime here the plaster that would be behind me which was very violently done by police and also a video for music producer who got beaten up by police so criticism of police art and so if the police in general has then obviously increased the pressure also on the government to wi

terrorist leader turned violent with some protesters burning cars and smashing property the interior ministry says dozens of rested the protest comes as president in my new mom calls government faces heavy criticism trying to push through a new security law its says is intended to protect police officers and the crackdown on islam is to groups. for more on this let's bring in lisa lewis in the north east of paris lisa good to have you with us we've seen images of heavy clashes fires tear gas how did things take such a violent turn. well it's not really entirely clear it seems that from the very beginning of the demonstrations there were clashes between the police and the protesters right now thousands of protesters the last protests is that actually they have gathered here behind me the last the republican side fired in wastebaskets and other things and now the police riot police just moved in behind me and they're trying to extinguish the fire and from the protesters now this square here is completely cool and off by police and the police will now try to evacuate the place. french president

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to the pullers vehicle no group has claimed responsibility for the attack the boko haram jihadist group says that its fighters carried out friday's kidnapping of hundreds of students from a school in northern nigeria days after the raid the government said that it was negotiating with the armed men boko haram was also responsible for abducting hundreds of schoolgirls in the town of chip uk in $24.00 teen. russian president vladimir putin has congratulated joe biden on his victory hours after the u.s. electoral college officially confirmed him as the winner of last month's election now a statement from the kremlin quoted putin as saying that he was ready for collaboration the official vote by the electoral college paves the way for congress to accept the outcome of the election when it sits on january 6th incumbent president donald trump has yet to recognize victory. it was the state of california that tipped the scales of the electoral college.

the french interior ministry says the suspected gunman has also been found dead.entral african republic ahead britain has ordrered a halt to flights from south africa from nine 0'clock on thursday morning. that's after the discovery of a second variant of the coronavirus — apparently originating in south africa. there are fears that new variants of the virus are causing a surge in cases. our health correspondent, sophie huchinson has more. south africa, where another new variant of coronavirus is causing alarm. scientists say initial evidence suggests it's more infectious than other versions of the virus, and doctors are reporting more young people who are seriously ill. this new variant is highly concerning because it is yet more transmissible and it appears to have mutated further than the new variant that's been discovered in the uk. the two people found in the uk with this variant are being quarantined along with close contacts. the government's brought in immediate travel restrictions with south africa and says anyone who has been there in the past two weeks

protests in paris later turned violent with some protesters burning cars and smashing property the interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested the protest comes as president government faces heavy criticism trying to push through a new security law it says is intended to protect police officers and a crackdown on islamist groups. and for more on this let's bring in lisa lewis in the north east of paris lisa good to have you with us we've seen images of heavy clashes fires tear gas how did things take such a violent turn. well it's not really entirely clear it seems that from the very beginning of the demonstrations there were clashes between the police and the protesters right now thousands of protesters the last protesters have actually they have gathered here behind me at the last the little break and set fire to waste baskets and other things and now the police riot police just moved in behind me and they're trying to extinguish the fire and crown the protesters now this square here is completely cool and off by police and the police will now try to evacuate the place. french president

also the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques and warning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and a most unlikely venue looks.

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to my. vehicle no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. ivory coast president of the senate with tata has been inaugurated for a disputed 3rd term in office amid ongoing outcries from opposition parties more than 300 people attended the ceremony where ottar called for a national dialogue scores of people died in election related violence. and german police say they have arrested another suspect in last year's robbery of priceless jewelry from the famous greenbelt museum in dresden only last month investigators arrested 3 young men 2 suspects remained on the run now one of them has been detained in berlin. russian president vladimir putin has congratulated joe biden on his victory just hours after the us electoral college officially confirmed him as the winner of last month's election a statement from the kremlin quoted putin as saying he was ready for collaboration while the official vote by the electoral college paves the way for con

also this hour the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques morning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and they most likely by the looks.

previous night police dispersed the crowd with tear gas and water cannon to try to reach the interior ministry an officer has been arrested over the killing of a 25 year old man on tuesday who was defying a curfew. the war in bosnia ended 25 years ago but there is still a quest for justice nearly 600 people are awaiting trial following the closure of the war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague was in court so taken over the process and you personally went to our in a central post you know which was the scene of one of the one of the atrocities in the war there survivors say many of the guilty still walking free. is a small village with a dark past it was where one of the biggest atrocities it involved in war happened 116 muslim men women and children killed by bosnian croat forces the men were shot the women and children were herded into basements that were then set alight a small room with photos next to the last documents that terrible day in april 1993 today much of the village has been repaired but the psychological damage hasn't let this be misunderstood where my dad wa

the interior ministry says women and children are among the victims.liament, who survived. several rockets have been fired into the green zone in baghdad where several embassies and government buildings are located. iraqi security sources say the rockets were aimed at the us embassy and caused some damage to nearby buildings. a residential complex was hit, although no casualties have been reported so far. well london is of course one of the areas which is now us republican senator mitt romney has accused president trump of having a blind spot about russia. mr trump on saturday ignored the conclusions of his top spies and even his secretary of state, and suggested that china — not russia — was behind a major hacking attack on us government agencies. mr romney said the data breach was "extraordinarily damaging" and demanded a response. it is one of the biggest lotteries in the world with the unforgettable name: el gordo — or the fat one. millions of people in spain take part. the draw takes place on tuesday. the pandemic doesn't seem to have dampened ent

also this hour the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques warning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and a most unlikely venue looks to take holy orders as an english bar for.

the interior ministry says women and children were among the victims.werful it caused significant damage in nearby building stood several rockets have been fired into the heavy fortified green zonein into the heavy fortified green zone in baghdad where several embassies and government buildings located, causing minor damage to residential buildings in the us military force of the iraqi military has blamed what they call an outlaw group and said one iraqi soldier was injured. pope francis has claimed that consumerism has kidnapped christmas. in his last sunday blessing before the 20th of december, he told a ground in st peter's square that there was no consumerism in bethlehem, only reality, poverty and lover. —— love. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: lewis hamilton named bbc sport personality of the year. music and chanting. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 li

also this hour the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques warning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and a most unlikely venue looks to take holy orders as an english bar finds a devout way to dodge a lockdown restrictions because. it's a race to the venue is a person on a ship to reach to the venue is a place of worship. as the church of the 400 drivers. you're watching are to international coming to you straight from the russian capital where it's just turned 6 pm i'll come to the program we start with a developing situation in the west of england multiple casualties have been reported after a large explosion at a warehouse in bristol a fire services have been describing the blast as a major incident and emergency crews are at this scene so far it's not clear what was being stored in the facility but police say a chemical tank appears to have been the cause of the blast the warehouse is next to a risk recycling center which has been shut down and we will of course became you updated as more information on that comes in. in other new

disperse crowds in the capital toronto with tear gas and water cannon as they try to reach the interior ministry an officer there has been arrested over the killing of a 25 year old man on tuesday who is defying a coronavirus curfew. all the lawyer representing the family of an italian student tortured and murdered in egypt has welcomed what she calls a new chapter in the investigation on thursday italian prosecutors announced plans to charge for senior members of egypt's security services over the killing of 28 year old julia region his body was found in a ditch outside cairo and 2060. yemeni chidi julio julio regina he was spied on for many weeks and that was even in his house the egyptian national security forces entered his room searched it and took pictures of his passport and followed him everywhere they were taking pictures of him and creating a spy network that includes his friends all this can't be done by one individual only and the responsibilities well can't be placed on one single person such a matter and daschle would be from the highest authorities thousands of donald trump suppor

disperse crowds in the capital tehran or with tear gas and water cannon as they try to reach the interior ministry. all those are the headlines i'll have another news update for you here on al-jazeera after inside story. 5 years since the paris climate agreement on it is growing faster than ever was around the world people are taking action so could the pandemic be a new chance to tackle the climate crisis this is inside story. hello i'm a man's a viral and welcome to a special edition of inside story in cooperation with the united nations environment program the paris climate agreement was born 5 years ago while it leaders pledged to cut carbon emissions and stop global temperatures rising by least 2 and ideally 1.5 degrees celsius above pre-industrial levels but instead of changing course the last 5 years have been the warmest on record wildfires heat waves floods and melting icecaps all point to top in crisis i would not to have a touch destroyed disease outbreaks such as corona virus pandemic courage become more common but despite the gloom there is hope every year the un recognizes people who

also the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques and warning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and a most unlikely venue looks to take holy orders as an english bar finds a devout way to dodge a lockdown restrictions. which says it's a wrench to define you as a person oh ok should reach to the venue as a place of worship. as the church of the full and the drivers. watching are to international for your live news update this hour welcome to the program. less than $10.00 for covert immunity that's the price for russia sputnik the vaccine internationally as it was presented to the u.n. general assembly on wednesday moscow wants the job to be available to the whole world and has already agreed on deliveries to foreign countries we will be producing. those this was a big scene already starting from february in 4 key jaw griffis in brazil career and argentina real radio supply agreement and production agreements with those countries more than 40 countries have expressed an interest in buying sputnik 3 however many western critics have alre

the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques warning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islamic. condom osama likely venue looks to take over he only does as an english bar finds a devout way to dodge lockdown restrictions. it's a bridge to divert you as a person of interest to the venue is a place of worship. as the church of the former drivers. as i'm sure you cast your watching out international or it's good to have you with us a very warm welcome to the program. while starting us off for less than $10.00 for covert immunity not the price for russia sputnik v. vaccine internationally as it was presented to the un general assembly on wednesday moscow wants the job to be available to the whole wold and has already agreed on to the phrase to foreign countries. we will be producing tens of millions of dollars us it was a big seeing already just starting from february in 4 key jaw gryphus in brazil china korea and argentina will radiate reach supply agreement and production agreements rizzo's countries more than 40 countries have expressed an in

the french interior ministry says the suspected government has also been found dead.ident of the central african republic of trying to block residential and parliamentary elections due on sunday. french fighter planes of ovine the country. they have said france is condemning attem pts said france is condemning atte m pts to said france is condemning attempts to destabilise the country. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: ican i can tell you that santa claus is immune to this virus. global effo rts is immune to this virus. global efforts under way to reassure people that santa's international triple go ahead. —— trip will go. music and chanting. saddam hussein is finished because he killed our people, our women, our children. the signatures took only a few minutes but they brought a formal end to 3.5 years of conflict — conflict that has claimed more than 200,000 lives. before an audience of world leaders, the presidents of bosnia, serbia and croatia put their names to the peace agreement. the romanian border was sealed and silent today. romania has cut itself off

also this hour the french interior ministry announces raids on more than 70 mosques morning it will shut down any found to be influenced by radical islam. and a most unlikely venue looks to take full the orders as an english bar finds a devout way to dodge lock down restrictions. because. breakfast at the venue is a person off occasion to reach to the venue as a place of worship. is the church of the for the dr it's. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at r t h q in moscow thanks for joining us this hour now we start in the west of england where several people are injured after a large explosion outside of bristol and the blast occurred a few hours ago at a waste water treatment facility according to police a chemical tank caught fire but the cause is unknown at this point the fire service has described it as a major incident saying we can confirm there are multiple casualties on site helicopters are flying over the area and there are several ambulances and fire engines at the scene. in today's other news less than $10.00 for a coded immunity that's the price for russi

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says that unknown assailants attached a bomb to the governor's vehicle no group has claimed responsibility for the attack . the boko haram jihadist group says that its fighters carried out friday's kidnapping of hundreds of students from a new school in northern nigeria days after the raid of the government the get the government said excuse me that it was negotiating with these armed men but iran was also responsible for abducting hundreds of schoolgirls in the town of chip buck in 2014. german police say that they have arrested another suspect in last year's robbery of priceless jewelry from the famous clean vaults museum in dresden only last month investigators arrested 3 young men 2 suspects remained on the run now one of them has been detained in berlin. critics have called its rights groups of also called it a 21st century of genocide china's locking up and so-called re-education of more than 1000000 a week or so and other muslim minorities in camps in the shin jiang region exil

compromise of the partial lockdown that didn't really work well for a look at what the german interior ministry is saying he's made his position very clear here lou if we can bring in the quote he said germany has wasted the advantage it managed to gauge during the spring the only chance we have to get him to get control of the situation is a lockdown but it needs to be immediate if we wait until christmas will have to continue fighting these numbers for months those words from the interior minister who will for how much agreement is there behind his call for an immediate lockdown . we see more and more voices in germany's political landscape calling for tougher measures and we have seen also state premiers who are hesitant to go ahead with tougher restrictions now call for an immediate lockdown now we will see over the weekend probably the next few days a meeting between german chancellor angela merkel and the 16 state premiers to try to find a common nationwide approach to the issue and find common rules we don't know exactly what they will be it we're looking at probably school break a longe

a local activist would later identify some of them as members of the moroccan interior ministry, including least one official who has been accused of torturing many sahrawis. >> i'm ben abd al-selka, regional coordinator for the national front for the defense of national integrity in laayoune. i came here to represent my organization, to say that we sahrawis are in our territory, and we will do anything to defend it. amy: right. but how did you know i was here? >> because i'm always following the news, and this is something that concerns me. i'm required to know this. amy: was i in the news at this restaurant? >> no. this is normal. we are always aware of who comes to our territory when it comes to the national cause. amy: who told you that i was here? >> this is the main restaurant in my city. i came to visit it and suddenly i saw you. amy: and you carry moroccan flags with you everywhere you go? it's very customary to be giving out moroccan flags in the restaurant? >> of course. i'm representing an organization whose main goal is to defend the national interest. the flags are always in o

the french interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested. but earlier in the day it looked a little different a collective of trade unions youth organizations journalists and human rights groups called the rally to protest what they say is an erosion of social rights and freedoms. we're heading towards increasingly limited freedoms which is absolutely unjustified you know that she's teaching. science must distinguish itself as being at the core of great democracies it often has this habit of coping freedoms while preaching their reporting is to others. while the reasons for demonstrating were diverse most with their to protest against a controversial new security law proposed by the government one particular how to go in the draft law would limit the right to take video recordings of police officers the government is bound to public pressure and a great to rewrite it but activists are demanding it be deleted completely. a day before the protests president mccaughan appeared on social media he defended the proposal. but risky even if this art

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to my bob my bob. these vehicles no group has claimed responsibility. give us president alpha condé has been sworn in for a 3rd term the 82 year old the one violently disputed elections in october maybe have the country's 1st democratically elected leader in 2010 but critics now accused him of cracking down on the sentence undermining the constitution. is the mr militant group boko haram has claimed responsibility for the kidnapping of more $300.00 schoolchildren in nigeria in a voice recording sent to a nigerian newspaper the group justified the attack saying boko haram rejects western education gunman stormed the school in the northwestern city of can car on friday night and many of the students were able to escape but the families of the boys who were taken are still waiting to find out what has happened to the 1900 use of her child her son one of the boys snatched from a school on friday. then we want them to rescue our children because they

explosion in afghanistan has killed 3 people including the deputy governor of the capital kabul the interior ministry says unknown assailants attached a bomb to his vehicle no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. armenia and azerbaijan have begun exchanging prisoners of war following a bloody conflict over the territory of nagorno-karabakh the 2 xo viet nations fought for 6 weeks before russia brokered in cease fire last month it's not immediately clear how many prisoners they intend to return. german police say that they have arrested another suspect in last year's robbery of priceless a jewelry from the famous green vaults museum in dresden only last month investigators are arrested 3 young men 2 suspects remained on the run now one of them has been detained in berlin. critics have called it a 21st century genocide china's locking up and so-called re-education of more than 1000000 weekers and other muslim minorities in camps in the shin jiang region exiled weekers have been dealt a blow by the international criminal court also it has rejected calls to investigate beijing for genocide an

protest in paris later turned violent with some protesters burning cars and smashing property the interior ministry says dozens of people were arrested the protest comes as president of mining on my calls government faces heavy criticism trying to push through a new security law it says is intended to protect police officers and a crackdown on islamist groups. earlier i spoke to our correspondent lisa lu is and paris i asked her how much pressure is on french president and mind you and at the moment is a lot of pressure and it seems that the pressure is indeed growing you know in the beginning the government was hoping to pass that low low without that much of a backlash but what happened then was really no one could have 1st seen that there were 2 videos published on one of the one the footage that was footage of in the vacation of a migrant crowd here the plaster that would be behind me which was very violently done by police and also video from music producer who got beaten up by police so criticism of police guards of the police in general has then obviously increased and the pressure also on t

the french interior ministry says the suspected gunman has also been found dead. carol kirkwood. hello again. if you are in scotland or northern ireland today, the weather is fairly quiet. a lot of dry conditions, some sunshine and a few showers. some will be wintry in the hills. in england and wales there is a lot of cloud, heavy and persistent rain falling on saturated ground, that could lead to issues with localised flooding. gusty winds along the coast of wales and south—west england, as well as the english channel. still mild in the south, colder in the north. this evening and overnight we say goodbye to that rain. a northerly wind across the whole of the uk blowing in showers down the east coast, also across the highlands. some will be wintry in the hills. cold enough for a touch of frost and the risk of ice on untreated surfaces. tomorrow we continue with the northerly wind. it will feel cold on christmas eve. further showers down the east coast, further showers in the east coast of scotland. wintry on higher ground. showers in the west. much colder in the

dispersed crowds in the capital toronto with tear gas and water cannon as they tried to reach the interior ministry an officer has been arrested over the killing of a 25 year old man on tuesday who is defying a coronavirus calf. the war in bosnia and the 25 years ago but there's still a quest for justice nearly 600 people are still awaiting trial now following the closure of the war crimes tribunal for the former yugoslavia in the hague courts in bosnia have taken over the legal process our correspondent tony about he went to a meaty and central bosnia that's the scene of one of the atrocities in the war there survivors say many of the guilty are still walking free. is a small village with a dark past it was where one of the biggest atrocities of involved in war happened 116 muslim men women and children killed by bosnian croat forces the men were shot the women and children were herded into basements that within satellite a small room with photos next to the last documents that terrible day in april 1993 today much of the village has been repaired with the psychological damage hasn't this been wor

disperse crowds in the capital to run out with tear gas and water cannon as they try to reach the interior ministry an officer has been arrested now over the killing of a 25 year old man on tuesday who is defying a coronavirus kathy. venezuela's opposition says millions of people have taken part in a non-binding poll by opposition need one quite a verses were asked to support calls for president because majority to step down and to hold new elections a latin america editor at least points. the fact that their votes would not be recognized as valid by the magruder government did not stop these venezuelans from casting ballots in an opposition organized referendum indeed showing the international community that they want president nicolas maduro out jacki and that is what we're plagued by government violence there are armed groups everywhere we need the well to intervene one way or another to end this. despite reports of armed gangs loyal to mother attacking some of the estimated 3000 makeshift polling stations opposition leader one by door said millions had voted online or in person you know they ha

the french interior ministry says the suspected gunman has been found dead.ured breaking coronavirus rules by taking off herface breaking coronavirus rules by taking off her face covering while at a funeral wake. a photograph published by the scottish sun shows ms sturgeon chatting to three women while standing at a social distance, but not wearing a mask. face coverings are mandatory in scottish hospitality venues, except when seated. let's ta ke seated. let's take you back to the situation in dover, where thousands of lorry drivers remain stuck in some pretty grim conditions as they wait to be tested so they can leave the uk. members of the sikh community have rallied together to make short trucker is currently stock because of that border closure don't go hungry. i can talk now to ravi singh, who runs a charity. he travelled to the m20 last night with a group of volunteers, escorted by the police come and work later into the police come and work later into the night providing more than 800 hot meals and snacks to those drivers. ravi, good to have you with

just to pick up the theme we've used all hour long, he did not turn the fbi into basically his interior ministryomething that anyone one of us could have predicted, but it's almost shakespearean that as joe biden saying, i am as committed to restoring the norms as you could imagine, so committed that i'm going to leave this person there, because the norm that i'm going to restore is, i'm going to stay out of law enforcement and justice. what do you think of that? >> it's great, nicole, and joe biden said exactly the thing he should say to keep those norms which is, like, i'm not going to be involved in this, because i don't want to put him in trump's crosshairs. it's like you're trying to buy a new house, you don't want to say to everybody, i'm looking at that house, because somebody will try to buy it before you. joe biden knows that if he came out and gave a full throated endorsement and said, i can't wait to work with this guy, donald trump will fire him the day before the inauguration, just to be petty and spiteful. i like the fact that one, joe biden is returning to norms, but two, he recog