all high schools and colleges in karnataka have been shut down for three days.s have not spread to other cities including calcutta and chennai. the pakistani government deplored the ban on students wearing the hijab. amber reports. reporter: the anger against some colleges in karnataka state refusing hijab to allow students to wherever hijab to wear the hijab has spread all over india. the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shot for three days. muslim women say that wearing the hijab is part of their faith and their right. >> it should be compatible with fundamental rights. the fundamental rights state in article 91, the right to speech and expression. and we have religiousreed. it gives us the right to practice, profess, and propagate religion. [protestors chanting] >> the hijab issue, here, students arrive at school in saffron shawls -- this karl racine is a hindu symbol. they oppose their student colleagues wearing islamic headscarf. a place of learning has now become a battleground for the two communities. the hindu n

how did all this begin in karnataka? did it all, just start in the past month with a handful of students protesting after they were told they couldn't attend school if they were wearing the job or, or were there other incidents as well? well it started with sticks on young women in the me been reading the jobs, but he is now leading up on me. incidentally i'm going. ringback to that was and being owned by a job. and that is even these that, that know, this is unacceptable. job is about to find identity. he's an artist, i did it, and it isn't you or you're not seeing any view on. so let us in would be one to know when to be not be back on the head and that is eating, do you go and they. ringback took it upon themselves to protest against this oddity . absolutely, i'd be judy, want to see that was the least in that on it. you never want college incident. he wasn't going to college a private institution. and in that very moment, is that that little bit, i don't want to see because as i fundamentally united allowed to access

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the state of karnataka has shut down all high schools and colleges for three days.eks protesting about covid rules. those are your headlines.

the controversy began when hijab—wearing students were denied entry to their schools in karnataka.igh schools and colleges in the state have been shut down for three days. protests have now spread to other cities including kolkata and chennai, two of the country's largest cities, and hyderabad. the pakistani government has criticised the ban, and summoned the indian ambassador to formally express its concern. dr shanti raman is a co—founder of the australia—new zealand the anger against some colleges in karnataka state refusing to allow students to wear the hijab has spread to other parts of india. hundreds took part in the rallies in the cities of kolkata, chennai and hyderabad. the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shut for three days. muslim women say wearing the hijab is part of their faith and their right. imposing dress code should be compatible with the fundamental rights. the fundamental rights state in article 19—1 the right to speech and expression, and we have the religious freedom, which gives us the right to practise, profess a

the controversy began when hijab—wearing students were denied entry to their schools in karnataka.colleges in the state have been shut down for three days. protests have now spread to other cities, including kolkata and chennai, two of the country's largest cities, and hyderabad. the pakistani government has criticised the ban, and summoned the indian ambassador to formally express its concern. anbarasan ethirajan reports. the anger against some colleges in karnataka state refusing to allow students to wear the hijab has spread to other parts of india. hundreds took part in the rallies in the cities of kolkata, chennai and hyderabad. the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shut for three days. muslim women say wearing the hijab is part of their faith and their right. imposing dress code should be compatible with the fundamental rights. the fundamental rights state in article 19—1 the right to speech and expression, and we have the religious freedom, which gives us the right to practise, profess and propagate religion. all chanting. the hijab

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now, karnataka's high court is to decide on the latest dispute.e students wore saffron scarves to protest muslim women's demand to be allowed to wear head scarves inside college. all high schools and colleges have been shut this week to defuse passions while they wait for the court to come to a decision. but critics say the state administration has done little to engage the students in dialogue. instead, allowing opinions to polarise. polarisation that has led to, at times, violent protests across the country. that is about more than outward appearances. particularly for india's 200 million muslims. who, while great in number, are a minority. karnataka's authorities have prohibited gatherings of more than four people, but that does not stop often hostile debate from flourishing online. my humble wish to everyone, please do not update the status, as like hindi versus muslims, i have stood not only for the muslim girls, but for all the non—muslims and muslim girls. everyone should stand for their rights. 0nline, and in real life, rights and beliefs

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the controversy began when hijab—wearing students were denied entry to their schools in karnataka.ple are waking up in the final day of a three—day closure. protests have now spread to other cities in india, including kolkata and chennai, two of the guests cities and in hyderabad. anbarasan ethirajan reports. the anger against some colleges in karnataka state refusing to allow students to wear the hijab has spread to other parts of india. hundreds took part in the rallies in the cities of kolkata, chennai and hyderabad. the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shut for three days. muslim women say wearing the hijab is part of their faith and their right. imposing dress code should be compatible with the fundamental rights. the fundamental rights state in article 19—1 the right to speech expression, and we have the religious freedom, which gives us the right to practise, profess and propagate religion. all chanting. the hijab issue has taken a communal twist. here, hindu students arrive at schools with saffron hats and shawls — this colour seen

controversy on campus students protests the banning of hit jobs at universities in the indian state of karnataka. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. coverage of virginia refugees fleeing me on mars military on slot often focuses on bangladesh, where the vast majority of people have fled. but india to has about 40000 re hinder refugees. and they faced discrimination are threatened in some cases with repatriation and receive little help from the government share. do you guys husband died in on me on my prison in 2020 a year. lamb re morrow up our better. he died in prison and ma'am arm he had been suffering from fever for a long dying, but was not given any medical assistance. his dead body was handed over to us another letter. after her loss, she took her family housings of kilometers to the slum in the indian capital daily . here they live in misery. their carmano elani are in london since my husband died. my family has no bride been at any more. i have been unable to work or even look for work due to the colored lockdown. we have not received any aid or food during the 3rd wave of depen

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the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shut for three days. muslim women say wearing the hijab is part of their faith and their right. imposing dress code should be compatible with the fundamental rights. the fundamental rights state in article 19—1 the right to speech expression, and we have the religious freedom, which gives us the right to practise, profess and propagate religion. all chanting. the hijab issue has taken a communal twist. here, hindu students arrive at school with saffron hats and shawls — this colour seen as a hindu symbol. they oppose their student colleagues for wearing the islamic headscarves. a place of learning has now become a battleground for the two communities. the hindu nationalist bjp government insists that they are only trying to implement uniform rules. karnataka is following a uniform dress code in the schools, and it is a discipline in the education interest in every student to follow the discipline. they can have them if they want in the schools. the global education activist malala yousafzai says... critic

why are we seeing this issue gather momentum in karnataka? now with more colleges banning head scotts, so this has to be seen in the context of the speed of the bags against loosens, that it could be in the country in the last couple of years. in the last couple of months alone, just got an article specifically speak about just recently. and many, many, many defeat vision ships had been a back and down good. at the b, dest. you said some who you're floating on before that other minorities having targeted tristan's order since they so just had been deleted because they've been accused of orthopedic and wanting other communities. so this is yet another back on in line. we did this in ecosystem which honestly just gives oxygen do him the dog to that. he's like the one who saw in that with you. these are when he could be young. aud, ben was waiting this afternoon so this afternoon like that happening, young. the mean that had asking them, did reading denver entering the colleges that had been attending classes but yes, and it's interesting that y

over the last year. christian groups have reported a spike in similar acts and had a smitten karnataka, especially after plans for the new law, but announced method of her not i'm in the process of passing, an antique and rosa loss, which target can voice in think the fraudulent affords. but the definition of what is illegal is very broad and the punishment metric right wing hinder groups here strongly support the law. mind you not hip sir, was amongst the men who stormed pastor of it at these church. he alleges that christian congregations like over these been wash hindus into the jack thing, their religion or offer financial incentives to convert the law. he says, will give them strong grounds to put an end to this. they always happen once the law comes. we can demolish the strategy, so the already prepared to demolish. we are, but we are waiting for the law ruler wants to just passed on. our hands are no longer day and we are free to take action. we can guide students and report them to the police and good luck all day that the following up for now passed over the visits george memb

probably mid town is in monday and the state of karnataka explains how the dispute could effect state elections. we're outside the college and mondell, what a woman wearing a bull call was heckled by a group of hindu students. that video has gone viral and has come to define the control of the in the state of cannot up. now forties, including the state government, have back the stand of the students saying that religious attire, including the headscarf, violate the dress code in education institutions in the state. remo dad, i'm out of the good door model that they're not making any effort with children's well being. instead, they're ruining them. i'm ashamed of what's happening in our state. now the high court, which is hearing the matter, has all schools and colleges like this one, to re open from monday and has all the request. the students do not insist on wearing religious attire till the court delivers a definitive judgment on the matter political and this point out that this would arise ation between in muslims in canada, could impact state elections, especially in order for th

schools close in india's karnataka state as students protest against the ban on head scarves. a strike in the occupied westbank after israeli forces kill pre palestinians will have a report from novice and every claiming their rain forest stecher doors. high court was indigenous communities must have a great to say about oil and mining projects on their land. ah, so the u. k foreign secretary is on her way to moscow for talks about the crisis over ukraine. ms. trist says she'll urged a crime name to stop what she calls. it's aggression and sought meaningful discussions. she's following in the footsteps of french president emmanuel michael who met the russian leader vladimir putin. on monday. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades ukraine. live to nadine baba in london fours are not even important visit by the british foreign secretary to moscow. what message will she be delivering or folly, or the message is one that we've heard before. and it's one that our counterparts have been saying in the last few days. but this is the 1st trip by a u. k. for

in other news, in india, schools in the southern karnataka state have been ordered to close for 3 days because of anger about a ban on muslim girls wearing head scarves. the opposition is accusing the ruling b j. p which control to state government of discrimination is really security forces have increased their presence in nobliss after a call for palestinians to protest. the strike is in response to the killing of 3 palestinians by israeli security forces on tuesday. the shooting provokes protests in the occupied west bank, n threads, self retaliation in sri lanka, public health care workers have begun an indefinite strike to demand higher pay and a fair system for promotions, only emergency and critical care safa continuing to work out negotiations with the government failed, and the european union is about to sign a deal with synagogue to buy 300000000 corona's eyes vaccines. the jobs are said to be made by the country's pastor institute, which will set up a purpose built factory outside the capital de carr. those are the headlines on al jazeera up next, it's the st. stay with us.

in the name of overriding national interests. lucy newman, al jazeera schools in indian southern karnataka state, have been order to shut down for 3 days after protest against ban on religious head . scarves, police fire, tear gas to dispose crowds of tuesdays demonstrations. many schools have been preventing girls wearing head scarves from attending classes and positions, accusing the state government controlled by the willing b j. p of discriminating against muslims. this to be done. i can are leaving you, the lady dabbing this buddy. i know this students who were there, he just started this raw 1st. if they ended, we will also ended still hadn't all the 0 more pressure for hospitals in sri lanka, health workers go on, indefinite strike, demanding better wages. and the oscar nominations are out. find out who made the cut for hollywood. biggest award? ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle airways. the whites and windy weather has moved away from its stumble. hello everyone, but here's the tally. these clouds dumped 54 millimeters of rain at salvia. gotcha

live from doha, also coming up schools close in india's karnataka state as students protest against a ban on head scarves thousands march on the streets of virgin tennis capital one a sad. it says anger grows about an ins, bailout, plus restoring history. we meet the archaeologist helping to train palestinians to protect ancient sites in garza. ah, we're going to start with a diplomatic drive to ease tensions between russia and ukraine. the you case follow mr. liz truss or fly to moscow in the next few hours for talks with her russian counterpart or visit follows 2 days of shuttle diplomacy by the french president emmanuel mccall, who met leaders in moscow, kiev, and berlin. he said their common goal was to prevent war in europe. natasha butler has more from give don't you think from the point of view of european powers as long as dialogue with russia continues, there is a room for optimism and that's why we've seen such a diplomatic push over the last few days. most recently, the spanish foreign minister in kia, he's been talking to his ukranian, a counterpart on tuesday. the french

did abuse many rich 100 reports from the southern state of karnataka, where the ra erupted. fatima and garcia, friends from the same village are going to the college after a gap of a few days. the state government shut the college in bangalore, along with other colleges in the state of karnataka for a week. the reason a controversy involving her jobs, the situation escalated in nearby louis known as the temple town of the south. they're a college band, the job that caused a standoff between those who defended their right to where the job and others who opposed allowing it inside an educational institution. as tensions cleared the protest, both anti and pro, he job is spilled over to other parts of india. this is the government be university college where allegations of denying entry to girls in her jobs 1st surfaced. the principal, your and the state education minister, blame a certain student organization for instigating the issue. and the students here to protest against the dress court, we had otherwise, always followed both fatima and garcia called man unfair and discriminatory. th

the karnataka authorities of prevented gatherings of more than four people.umbly, please, do not update the status as hindu versus muslims. not only for us, not for the non—muslims and muslim girls, everyone should stand for their right. online and in real life, rights and beliefs are in a painful confrontation. the french virologist, luc montagnier, who won the nobel prize for medicine for his co—discovery of the virus that causes aids, has died at the age of 89. stephanie prentice reports. he was the man who helped tackled the fear, damage and death spreading through the 1980s as the aids epidemic unfolded around the world, baffling scientists. the virus can be passed during sexual intercourse with an infected person. luc montagnier isolated human tissue from a neck gland in 1983 and was able to draw the link between a virus in it and aids. he battled to be recognised as the first scientist to reach this conclusion, eventually receiving a nobel prize recognition in 2008 for his work. it is a frequent statement saying that nobel prize winners are less produc

now senior schools in the southern indian state of karnataka have reopened. after a week, they were closed during protest against a ban on students wearing his job in class. court is gary deliberating the rule sludgy, been enforced, but some girls have been told to remove their covering before entering the premises . protests against the band, by some muslim students and parents early this month, drew counter protest by hindu students. karnataka is governed by prime listener under modi's hindu nationalist party, which is accused of discriminating against muslims. holiday authorities aren't letting us inside the school. they're asking us to remove the he job and burka were muslims, how can we remove them? it's our pride, we will wear it, and we do not care about our lives. china's president has told hong kong leaders to make stabilizing the cities was covered. outbreak of the pandemic. their overriding mission hospitals are struggling to contain an overwhelming rise in affections with some 2000 cases recorded daily. this week. gillian wolf has more. these cove

says ignited more protests and prompted the government to shut down schools and universities and karnataka state. this week, the debate about whether the hindu dominated government is safeguarding the rights of india's minorities, is up. this is up the center of the controversy. poverty middle now reports. wow. videos that define the growing tensions in the state of to not to got in southern india. students aligned with him to groups heckler women, for wearing a boycott as competing religious. john's a hood. every religion has freedom, they're falling their culture and i'm following mine. they should let us follow our culture and not raised obstacles for us. a few weeks ago, 16 needs students were barred from wedding head scarves in the classroom. those protests have now spread across the state with more women, demanding the right to cover the heads and cloth, opposing them up in the groups. they have been marching, reading, saffron colored, scarves, and shoals, and some hoisted a saffron flag. the color is considered sacred by many hindus ego uniform, a living song, uniforms seem for ever

monday, marked to return to classes for some high school students in the southern indian state of karnataka tensions over banding. most of them girls from attending school wearing a headscarf had led to school closures across the state. the goal want to have the freedom to attend classes, reading the headscarf or her job, or even a book up. they say it's a matter of religious choice, but hinder groups are opposed to the move. the issue is now with the state's top port d, deborah corresponded manila jewelry. isn't the town of would it be where the control was? he 1st adopted. she explains what's at stake here. i'm right now in the city of her to be where the her job role, which has now acquired national spotlight 1st began the bad on her job highlights a larger issue. so many it brings into focus. the police are the situation of muslims in hindu majority. india, muslims have pres, targeted under the rule of prime minister, knowing them all these b, g, b, the party in power here in the state of cannot do. muslims identified this body as one which favors the hindu. some students that i spoke t

of christians make state of karnataka to meet a pastor who has had to shut down his church in the face of continued abuse. oh, the highlight of past us all of that this week has always been the sunday sober. but now he's being a noun at his church and hopefully it is the 1st time he has been back in more than 3 months. a year last october. as the pastor was on his way to the church, he received urgent phone calls, wanting him that wall. and deals linked with him to right wing groups were disrupting the sunday bray gathering that they had lodged in and started loudly chanting him. when the bastard, i have to question them, be claimed that they had proof. he had tried to forcefully convert a hindu man and them it's the pastor said he never met the alleged victim before. yet he was still taken to the police station on charges of bully, abusing a man from a protected garage, gilmore. i was the one who called the police. i was going to file a case against them, but they pushed me aside and started beating like they beat 7 members of my church down. they entered the police station and abused

the controversy has rocked karnataka, where high schools and colleges have been shut for three days.ights. the fundamental rights state in article 19—1 the right to speech and expression, and we have the religious freedom, in article 25, which gives us the right to practise, profess and propagate religion. all chanting. the hijab issue has taken a communal twist. here, hindu students arrive at schools with saffron hats and shawls — this colour seen as a hindu symbol. they oppose their student colleagues for wearing the islamic headscarves. a place of learning has now become a battleground for the two communities. the hindu nationalist bjp government insists that they are only trying to implement uniform rules. karnataka is following a uniform dress code in the schools, and it is a discipline in the education interest in every student to follow the discipline. they cannot come as they want in the schools. the global education activist malala yousafzai says... critics say minority muslims in india are already feeling marginalised and discriminated against in the hindu—dominated india.

schools in india, southern karnataka state have been ordered to close because of growing anger against a ban on religious head. scarves, police have fired tear gas to disperse, the crow. coming up next is risking it all. good bye. to how do you define successful 1st here in charge of counseling, we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in. what do you think's been driving the volatility market? counting the cost on al jazeera with good chuckle, boreal. it's a tropical region covering the whole of the western, half of paraguay. there can be droughts, but also heavy rainfall, causing the rivers to swell and flood. the rainy season is the best time to swim because the piranhas keep a low profile, but they are still there. this man faces danger every day, so it takes more than per on us to stop his daily exercise blasted for here. it was like, what in time we forwarded it does, is it'll get mill dummy boss or if we're sophie coming in, ah, keeping faith is important in this region. some say that the chuckle is one of the only remaining wild west

w's ha delica responded the message as well traveled to the town of who bally in southern state of karnataka to meet a pastor who has shut down his church in the face of continued abuse early to the highlight of pastors oh i've read these he has always been the fan d'silva, but now he's being alone at his church and hopefully it is the 1st time he has been back in modern c monday. last october. as the pastor was on his way to the church, he deceived urgent phone calls, wanting him that wallen deals linked with him to right wing groups were disrupting the sunday. brag, add that in there. they had barged him and started loudly chanting him. when the bastard i have to question them, be claimed that they had proof. he had tried to forcefully convert a hindu man and them it's the pastor said he never met the alleged victim before. yet he was still taken to the police station on charges of bully, abusing a man from a protected garage on well, i was the one who called the police. i was going to file a case against them. but they pushed me aside and started meeting like the beat 7 members of my chur

muslim women in parts of karnataka state say they are not being allowed to attend classes because ofe headscarf. there are concerns that outside organisations may be instigating the protests. a place of learning has now become a battleground for the two communities. translation: we asked them not| to wear the hijab when they attend. they knew what we had told them, and today they came wearing the hijab. we are not allowed inside the college now, and that is unfair. the hindu nationalist bjp government insist that all schools should follow the dress code, and that there is no place for religious slogans in schools. and now, the protest in karnataka state are they cannot come as they want to the schools. �* ., they cannot come as they want to the schools. . ., , ., , , ., schools. and now the protests are attractint schools. and now the protests are attracting global _ schools. and now the protests are attracting global attention. - the education activist malala yousafzai says. opposition parties allege the policies of the governing hindu nationalist bjp are discriminating against reli

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they live from mandia in indian state of karnataka, somalia, now and save the children says the countries experiencing its worst drought in a decade. in november, the charity found 60 percent of households had at least one person who lost her source of income, mostly due to the death of livestock. and more than a 3rd of families included at least one person going without food for more than 20 or $24.00. hour period, it says 4600000 somalis will face crisis, emergency level food shortages until may. and the u. n. has only been able to raise 2 percent of its 8 target. when i speak to my modem. mm hm. and i found about this is the somalia country director for save the children a joins us live from ha gatzo, in somali land. thank you very much for being with us. miss amalia has experience several different crises in the past. what is making this one particularly bad compared to previous ones? good afternoon. thank you for having me. for my thing, if we come back the last to severe drought with this, when i came in that area because of the number of the people i texted and the number of life f

than $300000000.00 in compensation for its conflict in the 19 nineties and schools close in india's karnataka state as students protest against a ban on head scarves. i'm devin afterwards bought controversy is unfolding at the bay winter olympics involving the russian figure skating team and the consequences of piling up for premier league defender cut zima following abusive treatment of his cat. ah, you cranes as it won't accept any ultimatums to diffuse the tension with russia. foreign minister, dimitra collab, i made the comments following tuesday. the visit from the french president. clever says talks with western lead as a help in too low attention with moscow. all those comes as the u. k is foreign secretary arrived in closer talks about the crisis. western nations are threatening moscow with sanctions if it invades that ukraine. well, let's bring another barbara. he's joining us live from london and foreign secretary trust surviving in moscow. nadine, with threats of severe consequences. what's the u. k. strategy here? well, that's right. let's trust as a, as arrived in moscow for a 2

poland, discuss ways to refuse the crisis on ukraine's border with russia schools close in india, karnataka state as students protest against a head scarves ban. also this hour of thousands, march on the streets of argentina's capital as an good rose about. and i'm f, bailout, and a restoring history. we meet the archaeologist helping to train palestinians protect ancient sites. in garza, above he seems to the sport rushes figure skaters all made to wait before receiving the winter olympic gold medal because of a legal issue. and things go from bad to worse for mckayla schiffer in beijing as she fails to finish for the 2nd race in a row. ah, thank you for joining us. we begin this news hour with the tension between russia and ukraine. after 2 days of shuttle diplomacy, the french president says things can deescalate emanuel michael has been meeting the leaders of both countries. speaking in berlin, the heads of germany, france, and poland say they are common goal is to prevent war in europe. adapt. how may begins our coverage with this report from care for. it was the 1st visit by a french

but can you 1st explain to us how and why goals in the southern state of karnataka a not being allowed into their classrooms? again, thanks for having me here. what is happening and not good, some private as well, of government institution, a thing that goes away, he job will not be allowed to come into the classroom. now if you go into the indian constitution law, that's possibly going to be illegal and that justifying it by saying that is a disturbing social order, public order. but even if a disturbing social is not good, go for waiting he job. that's because if you the prohibiting them from coming in and when the protesting what we have is a very dangerous phenomena, even worse than what government is doing. and be institution that being the phenomena of right. doing hindu boys and now goeth or 3rd joining in by reading saffron scar than shoals. i think that if muslim growth are loud, where he job, they should be allowed to wit saffron clothing. now the problem of course, is no one associates, hindu, them in the religion with saffron charles scar. that was never a part of his condi

and now, the protests in karnataka state are attracting global attention. government denies allegations of suppression of muslims. muslim students say they don't want to be stigmatised because of their religion. anbarasan ethirajan, bbc news. adele was the big winner at the brit awards last night, taking three of the top prizes — best artist, best album and song of the year. this year's awards were gender neutral after the traditional male and female categories were scrapped, though adele said she loves being a woman and a female artist. our music correspondent mark savage watched the show. adele, easy on me! it was almost inevitable. adele swept the board at the brits, winning three of the four categories she was nominated for, including artist of the year and best album for her so—called divorce record 30. i'd like to dedicate this award to my son. cheering. and to simon, to his dad. this album was all of our journey, notjust mine. and i'm very proud of myself for sticking to my guns and putting out an album that was about something so personal to me. the

and students in india's state of karnataka will return to school on monday as religious tensions remain high over a headscarf. and in sports, russia is at the center of another day thing scandal will have more on the 15 year old who tested positive for a band substance before the winter olympics. a court will decide if she can keep competing. ah, you as president joe biden spoken to nato leaders to discuss rushes on, going to build up around ukraine earlier. the u. s. one that moscow has deployed more troops to the border, further racing fears that it could invade russia denies. it has any plans to do so . biden has urged american citizens to leave ukraine immediately. or the crisis has been discussed in australia that a meeting of foreign ministers from the u. s. lead cod security block, u. s. secretary of state antony blinking. had this warning, simply put, we continue to see very troubling signs of russian escalation, including new forces arriving at the ukrainian border. and as we said before, we're in a window, ah, when an invasion could begin at any time. and to be clear that incl

the state of karnataka has shut down all high schools and colleges for three days.anadian police have threatened to arrest lorry drivers — on strike. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are katy balls, deputy political editor at the spectator, and broadcaster david davies. lovely to see you both. let's take our viewers through some of those front pages. the metro says the prime minister could end all covid restrictions a month earlier than planned, including the need to self—isolate. same story on the guardian, which also has a picture of diane stewart, who was murdered by her husband in 2010. that's the foreign secretary, liz truss, in moscow on the telegraph. it also reports that police are beginning to contact more than 50 people, believed to have partied in downing street during lockdowns. an almost identical looking front page from the times. and the same headline on the —, which says the pm and his wife are among those to be contacted. —— on the front of the i. the mirror has that image released today,

program, a high court in india is expected to roll on a ban on the wearing of he'd jobs in schools and karnataka state muslim students the say the ban as an infringement of their religious rights. and russian figure skater camilla value of us can compete.

to other news, mountain schools in india's southern karnataka state have been ordered to close for 3 days as tensions escalate against the batting of religious head, scarves and cloth. a judge of the state high court has now decided the case is a constitutional matter and sent it to a big panel. police 5 gas to the crown. the tuesdays demonstration. many schools have been preventing girls from wearing head scarves preventing girls wearing headscarf rather from attending classes. the opposition of choosing the state government, which is controlled by the ruling b, j. p of discrimination against muslim. so i'm sorry to have a meeting this year. they think that you are north of what's the video game i'm starting to call it started going on living. you do very job and it's got it. not going. you know, the other one is that he got an order. the students who was that he just started this route, they ended, we will offer, ended the this women being tutored by crowd of men while going to class in canada because stays the video of the san con, has gone viral, kind of seen his shouting back at

india now — where there will be a partial opening of educational institutions in the indian state of karnatakats being stopped from wearing the islamic headdress — the hijab — in classrooms. there have been rival protests and violence over the ruling. the bbc�*s divya arya has more this woman wears at home what brought so much tension at college. she's the most recent emblem of india's politics of the hijab. i just saw a crowd of youngsters who were wearing shawls. i was just passing. but then, they all started attacking me. and they were telling me, go back, you are not allowed to the class by wearing burqa. and they were coming and they are also telling me to remove this and go back. it telling me to remove this and no back. . , telling me to remove this and no back. ., , ., ., ., go back. it was one front in an escalating _ go back. it was one front in an escalating row. _ go back. it was one front in an escalating row. over- go back. it was one front in an escalating row. over whetherl escalating row. 0ver whether people can wear this in classrooms in the southern state. where demand where