it's just weeks since maria ressa was found guilty by another court of cyber—libel.ibel verdict but is currently free on bail. if found guilty of today's charges she faces up to three years injail. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: they're kept to be used in medicine, but a collapse in demand's led to calls for a sanctuary for south korea's moon bears. nasa: can see you coming down the ladder now. one small step for man... one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity and an increase in malfunctioning sperm unable to swim properly. seven, six, five, four... thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. thi

they were drilling filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case she's described as politically motivated as one of several charges brought against her and her online news site rappler inc she's already facing up to 6 years in prison after the manila court last month found her guilty of libel in a case against a wealthy businessman media watchdog say the charges are an attempt to silence critical coverage of president regio to tap to the number of coronavirus cases continues to grow around the world more than 15000000 people have now been infected globally but u.s. researchers say the true toll might be 12 times larger. reports from new york. the spread of corona virus around the world over 600000 lives lost to the pandemic but researchers at the massachusetts institute of technology often cited as the world's best research university examined $84.00 countries and concluded the numbers are likely much higher we found that the estimate of the true actual number of covert 1000 cases proximately 12 larger than the number of confirmed reported cases and we f

actions of the deter the government even as early as last month the president sorry journalist maria ressa was convicted of cyber libel and she could face up to 6 years in prison so looking at the track record of this administration they have consistently cracked down on independent media that has been critical of its policies most pacifically the coverage of the brutal drug war so again this is another move on the crackdown on freedom of the press and on civil liberties and can a.v.'s fight the suspicion they have limited options right now one of them will be to file for a motion for reconsideration or to file for a brand new franchise altogether either option will take a lot of time and it will also be very bleak considering that again the you know legislative franchises are approved by congress and congress is filled with the therapist allies so it's very bleak now for arabia c.b.s. they continue to broadcast on their cable network and also online but still this does not have the reach of t.v. and radio that is needed right now for information at the time of a pandemic. i was correspond

past actions of the deterrent the government even as early as last month journalist maria ressa was going to victim of cyber libel and she could face up to 6 years in prison so looking at the track record of this administration they have consistently cracked down on independent media that has been critical of its policies most specifically the coverage of the brutal drug war so again this is another move on the crackdown on freedom of the press and on civil liberties on us and us reporting from manila in mali government opponents are stepping up pressure for change and thence to jihad as violence mass protests have seen tens of thousands take to the streets in recent weeks the demonstrators are calling for president to bring him back archita to resign violence waged by islamic extremists and ethnic conflict forced many people to flee their homes more protests are scheduled in the capital bamako campaigners are frustrated by mali's a struggling economy the slow pace of political reform and widespread corruption. these people have fled a conflict that is tearing apart malise countryside it'

condition of being treated for an information of the gallbladder the award winning filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case she's described as politically motivated it's one of several charges brought against her and her online news site rappler ink media watchdog say the charges are not attempt to silence critical coverage of president good to talk . and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story. how close are we to occur 19 vaccine research teams in the u.k. have released promising results from the trials but once a vaccine is developed how do we make sure that everyone gets it this is inside story. hello there and welcome to the program i'm laura kyle the race for a coven 1000 vaccine is gathering pace scientists around the world are competing to develop a safe and effective treatment that may help end the pandemic years of research has been completed in just a few months a team at oxford university in the u.k. has released promising results from trials but whilst those excitement doctors will know still a long way to go

the country's military and still not known who's abducted him they're warning filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case she's described as politically motivated as one of several charges brought against her and her online news site inc she's already facing up to 6 years in prison after the manila court last month found her guilty of libel in a case against a wealthy businessman media watchdog say the charges are an attempt to silence critical coverage of president or a 0 to $30.00. the united states says it's ordered the closure of the chinese consulate in houston texas in order to protect american intellectual property a chinese foreign ministry spokesman denied media reports the consulate had begun burning documents and accuses the us of violating international law. surely on july 21st the us abruptly demanded we close our consulate general this was unilaterally initiated by the u.s. side we demand the u.s. withdrawal this decision or we will respond in another dispute china's foreign ministry's urged the u.s. to stop making slanderous accusations about cy

they're warning filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case that she's described as politically motivated as one of several charges brought against her and her online news site rappler inc she's already facing up to 6 years in prison after a manila court last month found her guilty of libel in a case against a wealthy businessman media watchdog say the charges are an attempt to silence critical coverage of president or do go to territory a russian teenager is back playing football less than 3 weeks after being struck by lightning not only did he have a lucky escape from serious injury but he now faces a bright future in the game jonica it's gotten. reports this was the moment that could have ended 16 year old even life. the last thing i remember i left home that's all then i woke up in the hospital the goalkeeper was warming up with the youth team n f c's through the outside moscow when he was hit by lightning and knocked unconscious as his team rushed to help it became clear to them the player that so often saved his team was the one who needed saving.

maria ressa has appeared in a manila court to face charges of tax evasion. killed in operations. it was just weeks after she was found guilty of cyberlibel and faces up to six yea rs cyberlibel and faces up to six years in prison and is currently freed on bail. if found guilty, she will spend up to six years in jail. let's get all the latest now from the bbc sports centre. aston villa are out of the bottom three with one match remaining. the only goal was scored against arsenal on a hill having beaten liverpool in the fa cup. getting the win today, it puts the fate in our hands, andi today, it puts the fate in our hands, and i thought we worked extremely hard today, a lot of character and courage against a very good team and we just eat into the very best teams in the loan, let alone in the leg. meanwhile, what is — watford survival were beaten a— nil and the coach was sacked on sunday about his team are in trouble. ata about his team are in trouble. at a mcclain there 12th win in this area are matches defeating bologna with three matches of the season left

killings since 2016 the news website rappler the president over its criticism of his government editor maria ressa is now facing up to 6 years in prison she was found guilty of what's called cyber libel charges but even before the territory journalism was a risky business in 2009 members of a powerful political clan murdered 32 journalists and media workers on the island of mindanao some thoughts from the justice reporter for the investigative news outlet rappler which we mentioned she says the government is sending a message with this closure of a b a c b n. it's really an assault on press freedom because a.b.c. venice the largest television network in the philippines that that's been in existence for 15 years if this largely symbolic of are serious and of press freedom in 1970 at the shop with down with 11000 jobs on the line it's really sending a clear message that if you don't knock that with a line in the government then you're going to be next in the facts from the administration so it started with a newspaper the newspaper the biggest newspaper also the philippine daily inquirer and then ro

country's military it's still not known who abducted him the award winning filipino journalist maria ressa has pleaded not guilty in a tax evasion case she's described as politically motivated it's one of several charges brought against her and her online news site inc she's already facing up to 6 years in prison after a manila court last month found her guilty of libel in a case against a wealthy businessman media watchdog say the charges are an attempt to silence critical coverage of president or draco detect tape. the coronavirus crisis scientists in the u.k. are conducting the world's biggest randomized trial to see which existing medications might come to covert 19 it's shown that a cheap off the shelf ceral it can work in many cases saving the lives of one in 3rd of critically ill patients in the 2nd of our series inside scottish clinics john a whole meets the medical staff at hairmyres hospital in east kilbride who've been on the front line of the british trials. this is the intensive care unit. this is a 10 bed intensity and where we had all our covert patients with envy at the hei

news website rappler has angered the president over its criticism of his government its editor maria ressa is now facing up to 6 years in prison found guilty of what's called cyber libel charges but even before deters a journalism was a risky business 2009 members of a powerful political club murdered 32 journalists and media workers on the island of mindanao. lay on the board is the justice reporter for an investigative news outlet she says the government is sending a message with the closure of the broadcaster. it's really an assault on press freedom because. the largest television network in the philippines that's been in existence for 50 years if this largely symbolic of our friends freedom in 1970 with the shutdown with 11000 jobs on the line it's really sending a clear message that if you don't knock that with a line in the government then you're going to be next. x. from the administration it started with a newspaper the newspaper the biggest newspaper also developing new inquirer and then wrap their team next and then the unthinkable shutdown of this event has happened so that you

news website rappler has angered the president over its criticism of his government its editor maria ressa is now facing up to 6 years in prison found guilty of what's called cyber libel charges even before target journalism was a risky business 2009 members of a powerful political clan murdered $32.00 journalists and media workers on the island of mindanao. is the justice reporter for rappler which is an investigative news outlet in the philippines she joins us on skype from manila thank you for your time what do you make of this shutdown of this at this huge network well it's really an assault on press freedom because. the largest television network in the philippines that that's been in existence for 50 years if this largely symbolic of our breasts redone in 1970 at the shop it down with 11000 jobs on the line it's really sending a clear message that if you don't knock the line in the men then you're going to be next in the attacks from the administration. you're a working journalist there what's your take on the state of press freedom how do you feel going about your job day to day. we