virtually unchanged for centuries, has accelerated infections in cities like paris, marseille and lille. mattel is studying management here, and agrees that this curfew is for them, but will it work? i don't think that it will it work? i don't think that it will work. if i didn't have a test, i think will work. if i didn't have a test, ithinki will work. if i didn't have a test, i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21—6 a:m.. i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21-6 a:m.. the cu rfews a re and do parties at 21-6 a:m.. the curfews are being imposed on frans‘s was to places, the paris region and eight other cities, including marseille, toulouse, lille. hotspots which spanned the length and breath of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem.

have an economic impact because some of these cities — notjust paris, but marseilles, toulouse, lyon, lilleconomic centres of france. and when you look at the map, not only that, what's really striking as how they cover the length and breadth of this country. local curfews, yes, but this is not a problem that's confined any more to one region or one part of france. lucy williams and there in paris. in germany, chancellor angela markel has announced a plan to tighten restictions saying that the coronavirus infections were growing exponentially in the country. —— lucy williamson. there will be new measures including more mask wearing, a curfew for bars and limits on people meeting in areas of high transmission. she urged young germans to forgo parties for now in order to enjoy life leader. the uk prime minister borisjohnson has insisted his three—tier regional approach to tackling the virus in england is the best way to limit the rise in cases, and to avoid what he described as the "misery" of a full lockdown. latest uk figures show that nearly 20,000 new coronavirus cases were recorded on we

a priest is seriously wounded in the french city of lille after being shot twice by an attacker who's on the run. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up reports of a lockdown across england as coronavirus case is in the u.k. suppose a 1000000 we'll have a live update. desperate scenes and turkeys is may have province as rescuers continue to frantically search for survivors after an earthquake that killed dozens at. the james bond actor sean connery has died we'll take a look at his extraordinary career. we begin with breaking news from france and also talks priest has been shot and wounded in lille the priest was fired on twice as he was closing the church it's aca has reportedly fled the scene al-jazeera said david schaper is live for us now in nice david what do we know about the chain of events in leone earlier. the priest involved was a greek orthodox priest he was just closing his church looking it up at about 4 o'clock in the afternoon when his saillant approached he had a sawn off shotgun and he 5 barrels into the abdomen of the priest a prie

unchanged for centuries, has accelerated infections in cities in cities like paris, marseille and lille studying management here, and agrees that this curfew is for them, but will it work? i don't think that it will work. if i didn't have a test, i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21—6 am. the curfews are being imposed on frans's worst hit places, the paris region and eight other cities, including marseille, toulouse, lille. hotspots which span the length and bredth of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution — some medics are already calling for another nationwide lockdown. translation: for several months now, we have adopted a tailored strategy. we have opted for targeted measures, city by city, area by area, rather than generalised bands. we rely on trust with local officials, first and foremost the mayors. i want to say it again, without them, we would not succeed. the government has been careful to consult local leaders after accusations it was

have an economic impact because some of these cities — notjust paris, but marseilles, toulouse, lyon, lilleig economic centres of france. and when you look at the map, not only that, but what's really striking as how they cover the length and breadth of this country. local curfews, yes, but this is not a problem that's confined any more to one region or one part of france. lucy williamson in paris. in germany, chancellor angela markel has announced a plan to tighten restictions saying that the coronavirus infections were growing exponentially in the country. there will be new measures including more mask wearing, a curfew for bars, and limits on people meeting in areas of high transmission. mrs merkel urged young germans to forgo parties for now in order to enjoy life later. britain's prime minister boris johnson has insisted his three tier regional approach to tackling the virus in england is the best way to limit the rise in cases, and to avoid what he described as the "misery" of a full lockdown. latest uk figures show that nearly 20,000 new coronavirus cases were recorded on wednesday —

a couple of international front pages, la figaro reports that several large french cities — lyon, lillelaced on maximum covid—19 alert. meanwhile, the japan times says that ‘debate persists‘ on whether or not to hold the tokyo olympics next year, with some arguing that it will help to revive the economy, but others worrying that the pandemic will not be over by then. once again, the coronavirus and everything that comes with it dominating the pages on the international pages. really good to have you both on as always. we‘re going to start with the metro, which is looking at this 3—tier system that we‘re going to have announced potentially on monday, the beginning of next week. but still a little bit of confusion. we don‘t know exactly the details, a lot of speculation as to how these three tiers will look, but ideally it will bea simple tiers will look, but ideally it will be a simple vocation of local restrictions that we have at the moment. the government's faced a lot of criticism for that hodgepodge of different types of restrictions and different types of restrictions and different

but celtic blew a two—goal lead away to draw 2—2 with lille.ncluding this great strike, had put them firmly in control. but the french side fought back, jonathan ikone scoring their equaliser. rangers meanwhile beat poland's lech poznan 1—0. 13 barbarians players will face a disciplinary hearing for breaches of coronavirus protocols that forced the cancellation of their match against england last sunday. former england captain chris robshaw was among the players who apologised for the breach. the rfu has declined to name the players facing a range of charges including, individual breaches of the protocols, and also providing false statements during an investigation. j] williams has been hailed as "one of the greatest wings to play for wales, the british & irish lions and llanelli" by the welsh rugby union following his death at the age of 72. he scored 12 tries in 30 tests as wales won four five nations titles during the 19705, including two grand slams. tomos dafydd reflects on his career. what a lovely round this is... searing pace, formidabl

the southern cities of toulouse and montpelier under maximum alert along with paris, marseille and lilleere in the uk, prime minister borisjohnson has introduced a three—tier alert system — classifying every area as being on medium, high or very high alert — and put liverpool region under "very high" or tier—three alert level. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. stand by. we cannot see clearly what is ahead. but the prime minister is, reluctantly, marking the way to a tighter phase. the lecterns back in their place, despite repeated rule changes, coronavirus is not in retreat. the number of cases has gone up four times in four weeks, and is once again spreading among the elderly and vulnerable. these figures are flashing at us like dashboard warnings in a passengerjet, and we must act now. we are today simplifying, standardising and, in some places toughening local rules in england by introducing three levels of covid alert. only 1.5 million or so people in the liverpool city region will be in the toughest category, but in england more than 4 million people face extra limits fr

the paris re and eight other cities, including marseils, lyon, and lille.spots that span the length or breadth. these may be targeted restrictions but together add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution. some medics are already calling for another nationwide lockdown. >> for several months now, we have adopted a strategy. we have opted for targeted measures city by city, area by area, rather than generalized bans. we rely on trusts of local officials, first and foremost the mayors. i want to say again without that we will not succeed. >> the government has been careful to consult local leaders after accusations it was sidelining them last month. but there is still a lot opposition. the mayor of marseilles has said she is very angry about the curfews. we know where infections happen, she said, companies, canteens, public transports. they are doing this in the wrong ple. almost half of the life support beds in paris are already full of covid patient. staff were preparing for a marathon, not a sprint. one nur

a priest is seriously wounded in the french city of lille off to being shot twice by an attacker who's on the run. hello i'm adrian finnegan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up reports of a lucked out across england as coronavirus case is in the u.k. suppose a 1000000 we'll have a live update. desperate scenes into the keys is may have province as rescuers continue to frantically search for survivors after and.

priest is in a critical condition after a shooting outside his church in the central french city of lille the gunmen fled the scene on a manhunt is ongoing there is a heavy. security presence in the city center it comes 2 days. 3 people to death. church in the southern city of nice we are keeping track of developments we'll of course keep you updated on all the latest updates. all those updates on a busy saturday 2 at the top of the hour hope you join me for them. seems wrong. to. this day. she still looks for common ground. an entire village in alaska. if another country threaten the wife of an american. we do everything in our power to protect. wanted me to skipping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fust of coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast and that means the river is 35 closer in town than was for i think were part of the 1st for. sputnik 5 has no minute of the world. just like its namesake the original sport. the forest cruft have off to leave the. orbit th

celtic drew a dual with lille.avirus regulations. the former english captain apologised for the breach, the rfu has declined to name the players who have been charged. jj williams has been hailed as one of the greatest wings to play for wales, and british and irish and is by the welsh rugby union following his death at the age of 72. he scored 12 tries in 30 tests. thomas davitt reflects on his career. searing pace, formidable he was the rug bys star i nsta ntly searing pace, formidable he was the rugbys star instantly recognisable by his initials alone. with two players called john williams on the side, he becamejj, the otherjpl. he's got 12 tries in 30 tests but in the early days, it wasn't all about by. the early days, it wasn't all about rugby. at college, the olympic champion lindley was a persuasive presence. he tried to convince jj williams lay with athletics a 1970, he competed at the commonwealth games. but jj sensed he competed at the commonwealth games. butjj sensed he he competed at the commonwealth gam

vigils have been taking place across france hundreds gathered to loosen lille to crying violence and supporting freedom of speech national tribute to the teachers planned for wednesday here is how they invent unfolded. the. uncle said one of our competitors was murdered because he taught our compassion it was the victim of an islamist terror attack. in syria and this in the concerned person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in you have read these he was unknown to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never to be convicted the last node for cases of damaging public property and gang violence while still a mind. to do. he asked muslim children to raise their hands and leave the classroom he did it my son told me he didn't do it to discriminate or to hurt he did it to preserve this. right to not shield them he explained i'd prefer if you left because i'm going to show a week or tune of the prophet of islam i don't want to shock you. i'm even more shocked that this college is one i opened when i was the town mayor working

several other vigils have been taking place across france hundreds gathered in lille and in toulouse to decry violence and support freedom of speech on national tribute for mr party is planned for rather than stay . but prosecutors say the beheading was carried out by an 18 year old of chechen origin who was born in moscow his family moved to france 12 years ago seeking political asylum. in such cases citizenship is usually withdrawn meaning the country has no link to the incident a witness filmed the moment police confronted the suspect. i. in national antiterrorism prosecuting him frost has been putting new details about what exactly happened in the days leading up to that brutal to capitation almost 47 year old history teacher who's been named is miss samuel patty now the assailant was shot dead after decapitation teach at. the concerned person of russian nationality and of chechen origin benefited from a refugee status and lived in year ever in the year he was unknown to the intelligence services on a judicial level he's never been convicted but was known for cases of damaging pu

worst hit places, the paris region and eight other cities, including marseille, toulouse, lyon and lille and breadth of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution — some medics are already calling for another nationwide lockdown. translation: for several months now, we have adopted a tailored strategy. we have opted for targeted measures, city by city, area by area, rather than generalised bands. we rely on trust with local officials, first and foremost the mayors. i want to say it again, without them, we would not succeed. the government has been careful to consult local leaders after accusations it was sidelining them last month. but there is still lots of opposition. the mayor of marseille says she's very angry about the cu rfews. "we know where infections happen," she said, "companies, "ca nteens, public transport. "we are putting the sticking plaster in the wrong place." almost half the life—support beds in paris are already full of covid patients, staff at this h

not just paris but impact because some of these cities, notjust paris but marseille, toulouse, lyon, lillethe length and breadth of the country. local cu rfews, yes, but breadth of the country. local curfews, yes, but this is not a problem that is confined any more to one region or problem that is confined any more to one region 01’ one problem that is confined any more to one region or one of france. many thanks. lucy williamson with the latest on the measures in france, there. in america, the democratic presidential candidate joe biden has accused donald trump of treating elderly voters as "expendable and forgettable", because of his attitude towards coronavirus. mr biden was speaking in florida, a key state in next month‘s election, where the so—called "senior vote" backed mr trump four years ago. over a fifth of the population is over 65, and with less than three weeks to polling day, the democrats are sensing a change, as our north america editorjon sopel reports. upbeat music. it‘s the morning aqua aerobics class and these elderly ladies are being invited by the instructor... that‘s

lille and sparta prague are also in that group.ongside irish side dundalk. rangers, leicester and tottenham will also all be involved in the group stages over the coming weeks. the full group stage draw is on the bbc sport website. let's round up some of the day's football stories and. the national league season will start as planned tomorrow after confirmation of "significa nt" financial support from the government. a ten million pound grant has been secured over three months with potential for more.. the new season should begin behind closed doors. jonny evans has been included in the northern ireland squad for their upcoming european championship play—off against bosnia—herzegovina and nations league matches. the defender was an injury concern after limping off in leicester's win over manchester city on sunday. the liverpool forward rhian brewster is on his way to sheffield united. he's set to move for a club record deal worth £23.5m. he spent the end of last season on loan at swansea city in the championship. to the french open

and i think we have some pictures just in from lille as well, where you can see considerable numbers out in solidarity with the teaching profession. millions of europeans face tough new coronavirus restrictions as governments step up their efforts to slow the surge in infections. it comes after the world health organization reported a 44% rise in european cases over one week. aruna iyengar has more. last orders in lyon. and a nightcap in paris. these cities, along with seven others in france, are now under a 9pm to 6am curfew, after virus cases have surged. many are not happy at the hit businesses are having to take. translation: this measure is quite unfairon the sectors affected because they are the ones worst hit since the start of the pandemic. i think it shows a serious lack of consultation with the workers' unions. elsewhere in europe, there is a partial lockdown in poland, after the country recorded over 8,000 cases in one day. here in warsaw, and in half the country, there are new restrictions. secondary schools have shut, weddings are banned. cyprus has hit a new peak of ove

the southern cities of toulouse and montpelier under maximum alert along with paris, marseille and lilles johnson has introduced a three—tier alert system — classifying every area as being on medium, high or very high alert — and put liverpool region under "very high" or tier—three alert level. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. stand by. we cannot see clearly what is ahead. but the prime minister is, reluctantly, marking the way to a tighter phase. the lecterns back in their place, despite repeated rule changes, coronavirus is not in retreat. the number of cases has gone up four times in four weeks, and is once again spreading among the elderly and vulnerable. these figures are flashing at us like dashboard warnings in a passengerjet, and we must act now. we are today simplifying, standardising and, in some places toughening local rules in england by introducing three levels of covid alert. only 1.5 million or so people in the liverpool city region will be in the toughest category, but in england more than 4 million people face extra limits from this week. no one wants to imp

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but celtic blew a two—goal lead away to lille, to draw 2—2.mes. england head coach eddiejones says the sport has become a laughing stock and now prop mako vunipola has questioned the behaviour of 13 barbarians players, who've been officially charged for breaking coronavirus protocols. his cousin manu vunipola was among them. former england captain chris robshaw was also in the group and he apologised for the breach, after they left the squad team hotel bubble and went out to dinner. the players face the prospect of fines and suspensions and some have also been charged with giving false statements during the investigation. being in a bubble here, it's very easy to kind of know where you need to be and know what you need to do. and last week was also a timely reminderof the responsibility that we have — not just for the community in general and being safe and protecting ourselves and people around us, but also our responsibility to the rugby community. i think it's disappointing whenever a game is cancelled, but to be cancelled on those terms is

decided to direct this measure to this it is, in particularly those cities like paris, marseille, lillethe problem is in young people in their20s and clear the problem is in young people in their 20s and 30s socialising and not heeding the call is to keep apart. this measure is, i‘m sure, directed primarily at are meant to stop people who had been going to bars, if bars were shut then going to their homes and having lock ins and house parties and so on and spreading the virus that way. it is to stop that. that is clearly the primary aim of this measure and it means that from saturday, there will be, the streets will be empty, from 9pm at night. what is the reception to this plan? we‘ve been talking a lot about support, economic support, the sectors that are particularly affected by these sorts of measures. what sort of support is there in france? well, there's plenty of support in france. 0f france? well, there's plenty of support in france. of course, the restau ra nt support in france. of course, the restaurant trade is suffering terribly and they have said that this was going to be c

celtic blew a two—goal lead away to lille, to draw 2—2. poznan — alfredo morelos with the only goal of the game, equalling ally mccoist‘s european goal scoring record for rangers. so, yes, a busy weekend ahead but before i go i must say happy birthday to diego maradona. 60 today! we thought he was older! oh, dear, i'll not tell you said that. when you sing happy birthday down the phone to him? yeah, later, obviously. facetime? i'd sing happy birthday to anyone who's birthday it is. just don't tell him he is older than 60. i didn't say he looked it. isaid we, than 60. i didn't say he looked it. i said we, i am dragging charlie into this. thank you, thank you... 6:a1am. we will focus in on nottinghamshire now. it's the latest area to be moved into the toughest level of restrictions. from today, there will be a ban on selling alcohol after 9pm in shops. from today households will be banned from mixing both indoors and in some outdoor settings. our correspondent dan johnson has spent time with some people coming to terms with further limits on

lille and sparta prague are also in that group. draw. the group stages get under way on 22nd october. and you can peruse the full list on the bbc sport website. to the french open tennis where play has been suspended on some courts due to bad weather. andy murray's conquerer, stan wawrinka, one of those in action against hugo gaston. it's 1—1 all and 2—2 in the third there. in the women's draw, top seed simona halep is into the last 16 after thrashing american teenager amanda anisimova injust 54 minutes. 6—0, 6—1 the score. third seed elina svitolina is also through. scottish open golf also carrying on this afternoon. you can watch that on the bbc sport website but that's all the support for now. great stuff, thanks, see you later. borisjohnson will hold talks tomorrow with the european commission president, ursula von der leyen, as the two sides seek a breakthrough in post—brexit trade negotiations. formal negotiations end today, and there's still no agreement in sight. catherine barnard is professor of eu law at the university of