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curbing out jonah goldberg is backward so jonah to me this is fascinating. republicans are truly at a crossroads. for you it boils down to economic nationalism and fighting over that. you think that is the smartest thing that the warring factions within the republican party can fight ever? >> i'm happy to fight about a lot of things but i just think economic nationalism is not the cleverest idea for a bunch of people on the right. i think it is a very bad approach. with some exceptions may be out how we deal with china and whatnot. my point is that conservative movement came to prominence over 50 years by not being afraid to have arguments. for the last four years, the conservative movement or at the very least, most of the voices and right wing media including on this network and fox and talk radio were absolutely terrified by having actual debates. instead it became the almost rally around donald trump, show unity around donald trump. and it's a sensor whatever donald trump says estate or this minute as a sign of rhino wisdom, or treason or whatnot. i thin

privacy option is a tad ironic that facebook in a way a victim of their own success in this regard jonah brosnan in berlin is full kind of in one sense or at one level preaching to the converted there was a study in 2018 done by pew in america the pew research group the vast majority of us don't like the feeling that we are in effect being stalked by which ever website we go to. yeah no i think absolutely apple apple has a stronger hand now i mean it has 2 trillion market cap and so it's decided to play the public this direction it is its brand. and i have heard also from nato that they have found that people trust for their cyber security. so it's really interesting to me is a facebook is trying to run interference against the governance at the same time claiming that it's in favor of governance and regulation but trying very hard to convince people for example that consumers want to see more targeted advertisements or in this case that they're more concerned about the small and medium enterprises which of course the european commission believes is extremely important part of the europe

the jonah from new york? >> madam speaker i now yield 30 seconds to the distinguished gentleman from michigan. >> the gentleman from michigan is recognized for 30 seconds. >> met him speaker, one month ago the president of the united states inside of the deadly attack the united states capital while we covered ourselves away from that trump mob. if inciting an insurrection does not warrant impeachment, nothing does. i took an oath to uphold the constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. today i vote to uphold my oath. >> if the jonah from new york which is to reserve his time, from ohio is recognized. >> i yield one minute to the jonah from wisconsin. >> from wisconsin is recognized for one minute. >> i rise today to strongly object to the articles of impeachment proposed against president trump which make the preposterous claim that president trump wanted or expected the riots that took place last week. he clearly said he wanted peaceful and patriotic demonstration. he did say he wanted people to

of the united kingdom helping to propel support for scottish independence to its highest levels yet jonah how al-jazeera glasgow. there is rising tension in the central african republic where rebels have given the government 48 hours to resign a coalition of armed groups launched an offensive last month to prevent the reelection of faustina. they were still declared the winner but both the rebels and the political opposition dispute the result 60000 people have fled the fighting many neighboring countries. u.s. president elect joe biden has picked his science advisor and elevated it to a cabinet position you named top geneticist eric lander to the post biden says his advisor will lead with science and truth to combat the coronavirus pandemic climate change and other challenges lander is a former mathematician he was an advisor to president barack obama today the opportunities we have and those challenges we face are greater than ever before the president elect knows that science and technology will be crucial in meeting this moment nasa has cut short a crucial test of its moon rocket syst

the netherlands industry was promised friction free access to these markets but that's not happened jonahhall reports now from glasgow and the nearby fishing port of green ic. scottish langoustine reputed to be the best in the world destined for e.u. markets but even as it leaves the glasgow processing plant no one can be quite sure it will actually arrive it's not a very difficult journey well we don't know what's often girls a time to wait for you know used to take when you fall off the beach front no you can take food 34 days in the front last week when. we lost it all someone else was going on for the well it's like that last week about half a ton. of it dumped it was all right up front losses are mounting seafood sometimes left to rot with e.u. customers cancelling orders and prices plummeting because of border checks and failing computer systems but if it's important you'll just stop also forever now you know because you lose so much money you know it's not viable and it will but solutions to now permanent trade rules may be hard to find and the scottish fishing industries main trad

good conversation, jonah goldberg. great to see you this sunday. >> thanks, howie.lb star kurt schilling rips baseball writers for keeping him out of the hall of fame again for political reasons. that's next. howie: baseball writers denied kurt schilling a spot in the hall of fame, largely because of his sometimes incendiary conservative opinions. he took himself out of contention for the final year of eligibility, tweeting i won't allow a group of morally bankrupt frauds another year to lie about my life. joining us now is fox news correspondent griff jenkins. ism not defending many of the things that kurt schilling has said, he was fired by espn for anti-transgender comments, he promoted a t-shirt, advocating the lynching of journalists. this happened years after his baseball year. what's your take? >> look, he is no hank aaron who last week we were celebrating for his on-field play and his off-field character where he was fighting in the civil rights movement. really, this is an important story because i'm calling it the cooperstown catch because the writers are

antitrust case against apple and other companies so this is something we need to be very mindful of jonah brush and berlin what's facebook's end game here. i don't know if they have an end game except for of course it's like a bird really doesn't have all 8000000000 of us on one of those applications i suppress a point of personal pride. i do think it's much more about relative a concern about. you know it's a concern that doesn't even make sense if you look at the g.d.p. are the big tech fight it tooth and nail and then within 6 months are going to hope wow this is weird we're actually making more money it's like yes the you as a trading block we actually do things to make the digital economy better while also protecting our citizens rate so i am i really going back to a couple of things that people are saying to better answer your question earlier yeah there's like 500000000 people in the you know it's true that's not the whole planet but if we got even that segment of customers to have their advertising a little bit more spread back out like it used to be over for the other times of jo

handling of the coronavirus of put new energy behind coals for scottish independence now is a serious jonah hole reports from edinburgh. edinburgh's royal mile deserted under lockdown but with just a phony deko of events that have taken place here over the past decade marching for scottish independence before a referendum in which scots voted to remain part of the united kingdom and later voting for continued membership of the european union but breaks it has changed everything and independence is once more in the air what we were told at that time was that if we stayed in the united kingdom it would be staying in the you know in union rights as e.u. citizens would be respected and that's been completely ignore the opportunity you know as well and some rest and a referendum on independence that you could see you know to realize that it's our destiny and ask the people. on the scottish parliament in order to achieve that prime minister boris johnson treats calls for another referendum on independence with this day we had a referendum on the issue in 2014 which senior members of your party pe

but as jonah hill reports from the fishing town of breaks and many now feel betrayed. and all british catch landed at bricks in devon these waters have been fished by british and european boats for centuries making fish a to tell big issue in the brink's it battle for sovereignty but while british fishes were at the forefront of the march to brics it the promise of winning back control of their waters has been broken a small increase in quota after a 5 year transition period some e.u. access retained many here feel very with a price to be paid for a u.k. e.u. trade deal it's not what we wanted it's not what we asked for. i think we all knew deep down that we'd get. shafted. uses a lever. but the way we all thought it would be this bad. fishing accounts for a tiny fraction of the u.k. economy yet its importance in the trade talks has been far greater than that one of the last major issues to be resolved remember the breaks in vision was about taking back control of britain's laws of its borders and of its waters it's turned out that at least part of that vision was an i

industry was promised friction free access to these crucial markets but that's not happened and as jonah hall reports from glasgow and the nearby fishing port of greenock many people are feeling betrayed. scottish langoustine reputed to be the best in the world destined for e.u. markets but even as it leaves the glasgow processing plant no one can be quite sure it will actually arrive it's not a very difficult journey well we don't know what's often girls a time to wait for you know used to take when you fall off the beach front no you can take food 34 days to the front last week when the boss. we lost a lot of money last week so it's gone up rather well it's like that last week about half a ton. and a bit dump it was all right up front losses are mounting seafood sometimes left to rot with e.u. customers cancelling orders and prices plummeting because of border checks and failing computer systems but it isn't forth on your cell phone also for us now you know because you lose so much money you know it's not viable anymore but solutions to now permanent trade rules may be hard to find and

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every time he said jonah, i heard jackie. he said if anyone senses a call, comes of the altar. i don't remember walking or getting up, but i was at the altar. i said yes to that sense of god i had and the rest is history. i talked to dr. smith and he said we have been waiting for you. i preach my chart trial sermon probably august of a while. it would have been 25 years ago this year. >> you are read ready. >> preaching my trial sermon later that year and then immediately moved to dc to go to how was school of india. >> that is exciting. that's an opening segment and will keep us interested all the way. we will come back in a moment. please join us for reverend dr. jackie thompson who is the pastor of allen temple baptist church. a historic church. >>> welcome back to mosaic. if you. dr. thompson, you had to be excited about her call to ministry. she is pastor of allen baptists church. i was raised at allen temple. i came there when i was 12 years old looking for a church, because i was, for lack of a better phrase, sick of going to doing going to church. that was during the er

jonah hole is in brixton which is a fishing port on the southwest coast of england the region you're in very much in favor of leaving the european union but with one of the main issues at the heart of brigs it's still unresolved not everyone there is happy today. no not among fishing communities in this place and up and down the coastlines of the united kingdom a long long running story the relationship in terms of fishing between the u.k. and its european allies with a long way still to run 5 and a half years of a transition period under the existing deal will be followed by yet more to go she ations over quotas who knows what will happen after that in fact you've got to go back 350 years to 1666 when the seeds of discontent were 1st sown by king charles the 2nd who gave belgian fishing boats unlimited access to british waters in perpetuity much more recently than that when the u.k. joined the e.u. in the late seventy's that access was cemented in a quota system. under the common fisheries policy a small sacrifice in terms of fishing won them much greater benefits in terms of the si

scottish nationalists in may's parliamentary election could yet create an unstoppable democratic force jonah hold al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories an independent panel set up by the world health organization has criticized china's early response to the pandemic it also criticized the w h o's initial actions the full report to be released in may and the w.h.o. says it's too early to respond to enter of things our desire as investigative unit has obtained video smuggled out of china to show the earliest days of the outbreak in the city of will hand the footage shows police suppressing journalists and hospital wards full of newly infected people u.s. health officials are calling for transparency. but team which finally arrived well last week will be well only be successful it is goodbye with the following information conway possession of chinese authorities 1st. is produced in china on the presence of sars school the 2 related genetic sequence sequences in animals. and i'm obsessed in results in and around a province there are moments in a bull's eye on the markets and

jamie raskin, the chair of the committee of jurisdiction, adam schiff and jonah goose set forth a plan that was about the constitution. it wasn't about donald trump and all the reasons he shouldn't be president. he was not part of this. it was about the constitution and how we have to -- we are a country of law. we are not a monarchy with a king, as jamie has said over and over again. i want to also thank the members of the arizona delegation led by raul gojave and the pennsylvania delegation led by mike doyle, the two deans, the presentations that they made to refute the ridiculous statements being made by our colleagues for what reason i don't know, but it wasn't about reason. so i thank them for that. and so all of this, this week, our swearing in on sunday, passing our rule, and preparing for wednesday, as the week began, the election of two democrats in georgia because of the overwhelming participation of people at the grassroots level, so many people, i'm so proud of our house members, congresswoman williams, the chair of the georgia democratic party, lucy mcbeth, the newly elect

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah how al-jazeera bricks of. well as the u.k. faces the reality of briggs it's also dealing with an escalating coronavirus pandemic surging infections in england forcing all thora has to reactivate emergency hospitals that were set up by the pandemic began most nightingale hospitals have been largely unused but officials say they are now being prepared to admit patients if other medical centers reach capacity or a challenge has more the situation in the u.k. from outside the royal london hospital. wednesday had some good news didn't it with the announcement the oxford astra zeneca vaccine is being cleared for use in the u.k. and it will be rolled out from january the 4th thursday there was a case of do you want the bad news or the worst news 20000000 more people in england started the day here for they join 24000000 people already living under the toughest level of coronavirus restrictions now that is 3 quarters of the english population hospitals in london and the southeast the saying t

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of reports out of the usa at least 140 republicans will oppose counting the electoral college votes next week this is when president elect joe biden's victory is expected to be certified it could trigger a lengthy debate but president on top supporters have no chance of actually overturning the results congress meets to count the votes and confirm the 2020 election results on january 6th. staying in the u.s. more than 25000 corona virus deaths now been recorded in the us state of california in los angeles one person is dying every 10 minutes medical workers are struggling to cope in a house in patients in hallways conference rooms gift shops fewer than 3000000 people across the u.s. have now been vaccinated against covert 19 far short of the government's target of 20000000 by this points medics across brazil have held a 2 minute silence to mark the new year staff of the intensive care unit in sao paulo were among those paying tribute to colleagues and patients affect

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. we'll stay in the u.k. which as well as facing that reality of bragg's that is also dealing with the escalation in the coronavirus pandemic surging infections of full civil authorities to reactivate emergency hospitals you might remember these the so-called nightingale hospitals which have been largely unused but are now being prepared for patients this new variant of the disease is putting even more pressure on the n.h.s. the national health service rory chalons following this one in london it is hard to believe rory that hospital admission rates now 1st day of 2021 are exceeding the peak back in april this new strain is just it's changing the game completely. yeah hard to believe but it is true and the situation is pretty grave across the country across the hospital sector we understand that there are. 23 at least hospital trusts in the u.k. where occupancies across all of their beds is running more than a. dedicated to covert patients and we understand that in

jonah fisher, bbc news, eastern ukraine. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello.t of water still to work through. the river catchments, a number of severe flood warnings enforced. check the latest on the bbc weather website. over the last few days, the rain has been relentless across parts of northern england and wales, no wonder those flooding problems, with over 150 millimetres of rain falling in some spots, more than a month's in just a few days. now with colder air from the north we have snow showers in places, more persistent wintry weather across parts of scotland. that will continue across northern scotland through the day, it will be rain close to the coast. quite windy as well. scattered wintry showers elsewhere and persistent rain grazing into southern and south—eastern parts. quite a chilly end to the day, and through this evening that rain will work across the far south—east. we keep further rain, sleet and snow across the north of scotland. a few wintry showers in the west giving rise to icy conditions. temperatures dipping close to freezing or below.

health workers for almost a year now they faced unimaginable dumond's pressure and stress al-jazeera is jonah ha looks at the cost the pandemics had on their mental health behind the masks and visors in hospitals struggling to cope there are the hidden mental health costs of the pandemic one from flying dr who preferred not to be identified described feelings of hopelessness and despair in the kind of things that we find tough or like this make us kind of stressed and sad is the feeling of being helpless particularly on call shifts night shifts and i personally like the way that i guess is by. telling myself that i know it's going to be kind of like the worship of my life or a new it's going to be hell. you just have to go in expecting the worst because to end there it's fine is met your expectations or it's good because it's not as bad as the worst day of your life. health workers aren't used to talking about themselves it's not what they do they exist to help others using precise science based knowledge in highly controlled environments at best to heal and cure at a minimum though to provid

scottish nationalists in may's parliamentary election could yet create an unstoppable democratic force jonah hold al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian said again here in doha the headlines announced sarah i was there as a vestige of units as a tape videos smuggled out of china that show the earliest days of the covert 19 outbreak in will han they show police cracking down on journalists and hospital wards full of newly infected people. a security scare near the u.s. capitol building is tested washington d.c.'s extensive lockdown and security operations a fire broke out a few blocks away forcing rehearsals for joe biden's inauguration to be abandoned john hendren reports but it does not sound like this was actually a major threat the fire has apparently been put out but it was you just how frayed people's nerves are and how ready to respond all of these military and police forces are and they're doing that because they weren't prepared on january 6th when that capital was attacked so they're trying to make sure that nothing like that will be able to happen again and you can

of relative calm and order but the toll on the health service itself has barely begun to be counted jonah al-jazeera london. germany has reported almost $17000.00 new cases on saturday with at least $465.00 deaths it comes days after a national lockdown was tightened restricting non-essential travel for people in the hardest hit areas germany is also considering suspending flights from more countries over concerns of new variants of the virus identified in the u.k. and south africa benjamin netanyahu has had his 2nd dose of a coronavirus vaccine and says israel is on track to immunize all of its adult citizens by the end of march 20 percent of the population have already had their 1st dose as the highest rate of vaccination in the world but infection rates are still high and the country is tightening its national lockdown on friday. while netanyahu was in tel aviv getting his 2nd dose protesters gathered outside his official residence in west jerusalem for a weekly demonstration demanding believe don't resign they say he's corruption should have done more to prevent the spread of the pand

in may's parliamentary election could yet create an unstoppable democratic force jonah hold al-jazeera at. tennis players have been giving a blunt response after complaining about being put into quarantine in australia more players have been ordered into hotel isolation after arriving for this trade open another 4 participants in the tournament including a player have tested positive. on it it's been a bit of a bit of chatter from a number of players about the rules the rules apply to them as they applaud everybody else and are all briefed on that before they can and that was a condition on which like not so i went there's no special treatment the people being traded because of our stuff doesn't treat you specially so i needed to wait. it's good to have you with us hello adrian sitting in here in doha the headlines and al-jazeera our investigative unit has obtained videos smuggled out of china that show the earliest days of the covert 19 outbreak in the city of who han they show police cracking down on journalists and hospital wards full of newly infected people u.s. defense officials

of the united kingdom helping to propel support for scottish independence to its highest levels yet jonah how al-jazeera glasgow. and let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. capital is locked down with unprecedented security ahead of the inauguration of president elect joe biden a military green zone has been established and 25000 national guard troops are being deployed at least 48 people have been killed in fighting in sudan's darfur region according to stay.

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of so let's bring in jonathan lists he's a political commentator and joins us live now from london via skype jonathan great to have you back on the program it's been a while listen so. what he called the u.k.'s new freedoms brigs that of course was a big political gamble for him as it paid off. wow it starts it's 2 hours ago so hot to haue a little time to find out certainly he boris johnson has only ever been motivated by self interests we know the he wrote to you articles before the referendum on of them was. was allocating our continued membership of the european union the other moms out of gating leaving and he didn't just highlight which one he wants it's to gary who and so and so after it's in so he's always been most piece by by what he thinks will advance he's career and so you found that it meant having a heart breaks it as opposed to a kind of compromise so it breaks it and now we know how to have a very hard breaks it reflects the single market we've got t

scottish nationalists in may's parliamentary election could yet create an unstoppable democratic force jonah hole al-jazeera. tennis players have been given a blunt response after complaining about being put into quarantine in australia more players have been ordered into hotel isolation after arriving for the australian open another 4 people taking part in the tournament including a player have tested positive well number one novak djokovic sent a list of demands to organizers including that he be moved into a private house had it's been a bit of a bit of chatter from a number of players about the rules or the rules apply to them as they apply to everybody else and they're all briefed on that before they can and that was a condition on which they can't so i went there's no special treatment here people are being traded because of our stuff and doesn't treat you specially so they that do wait. egypt has announced another archaeological discovery unearthing coffins and burial artifacts there more than 3000 years old they were found 10 meters beneath the remains of the ancient city of memphis

the most elderly and vulnerable by mid february is even achievable for the update thanks very much jonah hill for us there in london. prime minister you should assume declared a state of emergency in tokyo after rising crew and virus infections on wednesday in the country reporter the record of 2447 cases in the capital and more than 6000 nationwide this is japan's 2nd lockdown after the 1st emergency was declared in april last year but medical experts are warning the government's plans might not be enough fancy snow is a professor of public diplomacy acute a university of foreign studies she thinks the one month restrictions won't make a difference they didn't move fast enough on this one of the. focuses was on the economy and this was a shift away from by risk containment to traveling throughout chapin this started a few months ago with this go to travel and that was suspended just in the last few weeks but i think the for the japanese people there was a sense of complacency you know we all are wearing our masks again that's voluntary the social distancing though was rather weak here t

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah 0 of bricks of. the u.k.'s health system is facing one of its most difficult periods since the pandemic began national health service bosses say the next few weeks will be critical a more infectious strain of the coronavirus is pushing transmission and death rates to record levels emergency hospitals are on standby and more people are now in hospital than during the peak of the outbreak in april and some parts of england booked us on child rape as a front line urgent care doctor for the u.k.'s national health service the n.h.s. he says the new strain of coronaviruses hit hospitals harder than expected. obviously it's having a knock on effect on everything because if the wards are being used for other treatments that ward 'd has to be closed and obviously whatever that what is whether it's a surgical ward 'd will separate kinds of all those things are going to be delayed i mean a consequence of still going ahead and we often find people too but at the end of the day if they're on an in

one in 30 people in london were infected with the virus in the weeks leading up to january the 2nd jonah hall has more from london. the mayor of london said the carnage in declaring a major incident essentially a major medical emergency across london's hospitals echoing dire warnings from london's n.h.s. leaders that its hospitals the hospitals in the capital are simply struggling to cope with the infection rate and with record high admissions according to the office for national statistics on friday some one in 30 londoners is currently suffering from the corona virus infection with admission rates taking place at over 800 people per day that is the equivalent to the entire capacity of some thomas' hospital over there one of the major hospitals here in london every single day with a worst case scenario picture being painted that if things continue as they are by the middle of the month within the next week or so there could be a shortage of critical care beds in the several thousands now also on friday the government has introduced brand new entry requirements at the borders into englan

january there is a national lockdown in place but this is a clear race now fire us versus vaccine jonah how al-jazeera. a 2nd state of emergency will come into effect until kill on friday the monthlong restrictions are the latest attempt by the government to get corona virus under control ahead of july's and then big games at ascot hide the reports some experts say the measures don't go far enough. a 2nd state of emergency since april japan's announced at the tokyo metropolitan area some 35000000 people will face tougher restrictions to stem a surge in covert 1000 cases numbers are 10 times higher than in the spring starting friday in tokyo and 3 neighboring prefectures restaurants and bars will close at 8 pm and people will be asked to stay home other businesses will have to trim their hours companies are encouraged to have employees work from home schools will remain open for now on like the last state of emergency over all these new restrictions are more relaxed than april this noodle restaurant has been in june nunca ney's family for 26 years now she has to close at her usual peak t

abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. medics across brazil have held a minute's silence to mark the new year stuff at the intensive care units and some paulo are among those paying tribute to colleagues and patients affected by covert 19 cases a surging and the country's recorded more than a 1000 deaths for a 3rd day in a row. present our parting 200000 coronavirus deaths in fact 2nd only to the united states but what americans are vaccinating people in brazil is to waiting monica you don't have reports from rio de janeiro or mass and don't you do nascimento still visits the house his son used to live in who would have just turned 26 had he survived the covert 19 pandemic but if he'd approach a vision the last time i saw hugo he was in a hospital bed i waved at him showing i was there for him he waved back but an hour later he sent a message on whatsapp telling me that he was losing his strength and he would not make it who died on april 18th while he was fighting for his life in a crowd in rio de ja

of the united kingdom helping to propel support for scottish independence to its highest levels yet jonah how al-jazeera glasgow. and let's take you through some of the headlines now the u.s. capital is locked down with unprecedented security ahead of the inauguration of president elect joe biden a military green zone has been established and 25000 national guard troops are being deployed at least 48 people have been killed in fighting in sudan's darfur region according to state media buildings were burned in the capital of west are for state l. going into the violence broke out during a dispute between tribes hit morgan has the details from sudan's capital displaced people in the darfur region not just west are for a state that the withdrawal of the united nations african union peacekeeping mission known as you know made has indeed created a vacuum express only because they join forces that was created by the government which includes the police the military and the paramilitary rapid support force is a joint force that is not accepted by most of the displaced people but the fact is inte

jonah will during his inauguration speech joe biden also said america needs to confront white supremacy in what some have interpreted as a reference to the more radical trump supporters it comes of course amid a climate of highly charged language being used by both democrats and republicans against each other or to america has been sworn spoke to his podcast office telling . the use of language is so important as a journalist i know words mean something and we constantly use language to to demonize and dehumanizing people on the other side it's leading us towards very drastic measures am i right about that or my overstating it no you're absolutely right this isn't the use of language is the most by which we communicate yes some of our communication modalities are non-verbal but we are a dialoguing animal and so to the extent that we can serve the meaning of words then we control the narrative and so let me give you an example rape used to mean that you know the reprehensible diabolical crime that it was i mean typically a male who you know a service the right of a woman to have freedom

residents there have tested positive for the coronavirus many say it's impossible to socially distance jonah hold traveled to the site in kent to speak to some of those inside. they've survived oppression poverty and war but for many the worst part of escaping has been arriving in great britain what is life like it was . widely back to last week when i did it it would have got all of us 130 yes i. was lucky if everybody everybody this is not a lot of a little. bit 19 is the latest hardship they face a recent outbreak has infected more than a quarter of the $400.00 asylum seekers housed at this former military barracks behind the curtain a man who has tested positive this is what passes for isolation and social distancing. in a statement the government blamed residents themselves for failing to take proper precautions in response they addressed an open letter to all british citizens when we are becoming more and more mentally vulnerable and physically ill due to the coded outbreak ministers are intentionally ignoring us and trying their best to cover up the disaster in this army camp. i spoke

jonah fisher, bbc news. luke grenfell—shaw and his epic cycle ride across the world.tjoe biden is inaugurated. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @samanthatvnews. hello. we yet have more severe weather in our forecast for thursday. we start the day still with the met office amber warning in force for heavy rain across northern england. that will lapse through the morning but, obviously, the flooding situation lags somewhat behind the falling rain, so i don't anticipate the flood warnings going up once again across england. and then for scotland, we have an amber warning for the risk of disruption across the borders where heavy snow is set to fall accompanied by strong winds. the reason for all of these problems is storm christoph, this deep area of low pressure. it's now pulling off into the north sea but behind it, we've dragged down some cold air all the way south from the arctic right the way across the uk, and that gives us a cold start to thursday. it means ice is possible, well, just about anywhere — a lot of surface water lying around aside from where we see sho

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