and it's a phenomenon that we're seeing increasingly in the mediterranean. and scientists estimate that a new non-native species appears roughly every 9 days for that significant decrease in food at tunisia's, national institute of marine sciences and technology also opened up della and her team are studying the blue crabs. the scientists are keen to learn more about this destructive species. how fusty the crabs grow, how quickly do they reproduce? and how do they impact other species when they arrive in a new area? to help answer these questions, they're analyzing the contents of the crab stomachs. they are blue. crab is an extremely verey, should species. and even the crabs are basically insatiable, will feed on all kinds of prey. france for example, but they'll also it's a full of padds like squid on the fish. and they prey on the fish that live in the gulf of very important for the fishing industry. but the blue crab could also pose a threat to another much larger marine animal. the sea turtle, or the mediterranean, is home to 3 species of turtle, all of

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sounding the alarm on a worsening an urgency playing out in the central mediterranean. more than 100 migrants have died at sea in 4 separate incidents. in the past week alone, international organization for migration says nearly 700 people have died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. more harrowing scenes that see my grandmother, at least to judge, released by the italian coast guard, shows the dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they will think came within an inch of their lives, but that the lucky ones, at least $74.00 of their fellow travelers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. night till now after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. do you think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas even with bags in arms is prefer to ensuring the misery at home and maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travelers. luckily the maj

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desperate search for survivors after migrant boats think a 6 month old baby is amongst the dead in the mediterranean. and china faces a growing global condemnation of the new laws that have seen hong kong politicians sacked bought into the program. ethiopia's prime minister has claimed victory in the northern region of the gray, where the federal government is battling local forces. but there's now fear of a growing humanitarian crisis, with thousands displaced across the border rights group. amnesty international says that hundreds of civilians have been brutally killed while the offensive began last week. have to prime minister abu ahmed the qs, the regional government of attacking a military base. 11000 ethiopians have already fled the conflict to neighboring sudan. local authorities say they're prepared for up. 220-0000 arrivals. is following developments for us. this update from added. they're saying they have gained ground in the western part of the country, close to the border with their a train and also on the border. if you appear with done, say they have taken at the town of america just o

and it's a phenomenon that we're seeing increasingly in the mediterranean. the scientists estimate that a new non-native species appears roughly every 9 days for that significant decrease our own food at in asia is national institute of marine sciences and technology. also been a dela and her team are studying the blue crabs. the scientists are keen to learn more about this destructive species. how fast do the crabs grow? how quickly do they reproduce? and how do they impact other species when they arrive in a new area? to help answer these questions, they're analyzing the contents of the crab stomachs. how they are blue crab is an extremely verey, should species. and even the crabs are basically insatiable, will feed on all kinds of prey. france for example, but they'll also itself full of padds like squid, and they would normally fish, and they prey on the fish that live in the gulf, of course, and for the fishing industry. but the blue crab could also pose a threat to another much larger marine animal. the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species

scenes at sea n.g.o.s are sounding the alarm on a worsening emergency situation in the central mediterranean. more than 100 migrants have died there in the past week alone. plus an historic day, the turkish grand prix where lewis hamilton has equalled michael schumacher all time formula. one record of 7 world titles on nick spicer. welcome to the program and we start in peru where interim president men will marry. no one has announced he is stepping down less than a week into the job. protesters in the capital lima are out on the streets, celebrating the resignation, which comes after violent mass demonstrations in which 2 people died from gunshot wounds. but we know it took over the top job after parliament voted to oust president martin over corruption allegations. the protesters say the move amounts to a coup by parliament. let's get the latest now from correspondent you had a mirror as who is in your hand. interim president marino has resigned. what reason did he give in addressing the nation? he said he wanted to avoid the only ability in the concrete to bring back peace to these nation

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the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species of terror, all of which are endangered. they gather in the gulf of god, best to feed and to spend the winter to the north. korea island is an important nesting ground for the log ahead turtle, which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. throughout the entire mediterranean, the number of nesting places has dropped rapidly with the animals being disturbed by bright lights and tourists. when they says tat the baby's way, just 20 grams without a hard outer shell, bear completely defenseless. only one in a 1000 survives many get eaten by fish and crabs. and now of course, there's a new predator in town. the blue crab just a few kilometers away on the mainland. how tim is currently being cared for by the adult female is more than 30 years old. she is malnourished and has a large fishing hook inside her. a fight suffered by many sea turtles. the scientists here say injuries from both propel is also common. they found these pieces of plastic and heard him species. the pollution of the seas is another huge threat to the t

the sea turtle the mediterranean is home to 3 species of turtle. all of which are endangered, they gather in the gulf of god, best to feed and to spend the winter to the north. korea island is an important nesting ground for the log ahead turtle, which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. throughout the entire mediterranean, the number of nesting places has dropped rapidly with the animals being disturbed by bright lights and tourists. when they 1st had the babies way, just 20 grams without a hard outer shell, they're completely defenseless. only one in a 1000 survives many get eaten by fish and crabs. and now of course, there's a new predator in town. the blue crab just a few kilometers away on the mainland. how tim is currently being cared for by the adult female is more than 30 years old. she is malnourished and has a large fishing hook inside her fate suffered by many sea turtles. the scientists here say injuries from both propellers are also common. they found these pieces of plastic in her sam's feces. the pollution of the seas is

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how the latest storm systems just blown out of the eastern mediterranean, and it's showing itself as showers and a cooler air stream in for example, jerusalem 60 degrees and that cold wind blows down through the red sea. and i think will induce some showers in eastern sudan. we've got the same potential in the high ground in southwest saudi and western europe. and then there's rain, probably the 4th. and so wandering around through kuwait and just heading into eastern side, i don't think it will affect bahrain or qatar, but i wouldn't rule it out in tali. but this is a change of season, hardly surprising this time the year. the seasonal rain proper has gone south now. it's really a line through tanzania they are congo, back to something about northern gola and it's there in the forecast. there are still a few showers in south sudan and a little bit of rain in the far south. a somali or basically the northeast monsoon setting in now, which is largely a dry picture for the horn of africa. and it tends to win hearts the rains for the south as well. we've seen significant rain recently,

rescue n.g.o.s say that they've been out at least 8 other ship breaks in the mediterranean sea since the start of october. more about manly has will be the harrowing cries, the mother desperately searching for a 6 month old baby. just the mother and son originally from guinea, who crammed onto a rubber dinghy. when it started deflating hours after leaving libya's coast, the spanish open arms tweeted this message after baby joseph died on its rescue. boat. it said they recovered him from the sea. hours later, he died. they say she is the mother of joseph openoffice, rescued more than 100 people from the boat, all hoping to seek a better life in europe. 6 people including baby joseph did not make it dozens of bodies washed up in the libyan port of point to another tragedy. the coast guard's and local fisherman did what they could to rescue about. 4335 was sitting clearly in shock on the beach. n.j. doctors without borders said they saw a loved ones disappear beneath the waves. dying in front of their eyes. for shipwrecks in 3 days have killed more than 120 people. these tragedies repea

search for survivors after migrant boat sinks, a 6 month old baby is among dozens dead in the mediterranean. bottom to the program, police improves capital lima block protesters from reaching government headquarters . they're marching against the impeachment of the former president martin, this car, a novice car. it was voted out of office over corruption charges and replaced by the former head of congress. manuel merino, but he'll serve as the interim president until july. marianna sunshines is live for us in the preview capital lima and it is the 4th day. and now the 4th night of protests over the removal of this car on monday. how do you read the situation right now? also hail. we have seen protesters on the streets, not only of lima, but different cities, major cities and smaller cities, all around the country since early today, protesting. and of course, what they want is for the new interim president manuel, maybe not to leave. many people have been peacefully protesting despite in the past few days. we've seen some violence. we've seen protesters throw rocks at police, riot police fi

for survivors after a migrant boats sink a 6 month old baby is among the dozens killed in twin mediterranean shipwrecks. a rising death toll. a new record number is the coronavirus pandemic. tears a trade tragic passing through europe and china faces growing global condemnation over a new law rules that have sealed hong kong politicians. prime minister has claimed a massive victory in the northern region of tea gray, where the federal government is battling local forces. the air and land campaign is causing a humanitarian crisis with thousands displaced across the border. amnesty international has confirmed reports that hundreds of civilians have died. the offensive integrate began last week after prime minister are accused the regional government of attacking a military base. aid agencies warn that they can't bring much needed supplies into t. grade because of the fighting phone lines are cut off and transport has been halted in and out of the region. the hum of the dough is following developments from the capital addis ababa 1st thing. they have gained ground in the western part of the cou

the turkish cargo vessel was boarded in the mediterranean. but the inspection was abandoned when turkey protested to the, european union. the e.u. sorry, the germans are operating as part of an e.u. mission, which aims to stop arms from reaching the warring factions in libya. and libya is that rival politicians are in a 2nd round of un backed talks in morocco. this is after last week's meeting in tunisia where they did agree on holding presidential and parliamentary elections late next year. have so father failed to appoint an interim unity government. that is something the newly appointed u.n. envoy for libya will have to deal with the bulgarian diplomat. nicole, i'm not enough. will be leading u.s. efforts to secure a diplomatic solution in libya. up until now, he's been the u.n. special coordinator for the middle east peace process. diplomatic editor james bays reports on the many challenges he will face in this new role. libya has been consumed by violence almost a decade. in recent weeks, after talks in tunis, the u.n. has come up with a

the increase in controls in the western mediterranean cooperation between spain and morocco, to tackle smuggling and arrivals has strengthened significantly since 2018. so that is one of the reasons that that route has become less viable and more people across in the atlantic displaced despite the great arrests. there's also been an increasing complex in this to help particularly in mali, of course, covert 19 house worse and such economic conditions. but the recent, if i can point here, is that the present arrivals isn't that new. of course it's increased aster recently, but we started seeing this already in 2019. so this raises, i think, important questions about everything else that could have been done to prepare for a rise in arrivals that was quite predictable. for example, to set up reception centers to invest into reception facilities. so you have the capacity to deal with an increase in arrivals in the canary islands. and so you didn't have to rely on emergency accommodation that isn't suitable for adequate reception conditions. ok, a mama do. why do you, why do you think the r

and the immigration issue in the southern mediterranean the end searchin of the russian. mercenaries in the area and all of that is a contributing to a very tough problem to solve i don't think there is in solution for it and it looks like mark rohan is on their. own up to escalate and that escalation has also been happening in the eastern mediterranean in the g. and c. 30 s. long running maritime dispute with greece and cyprus has brought nato allies to the brink of naval confrontation neighboring states. have competing claims over exclusive economic zones and rights to undiscovered hydrocarbons and france has supported turkey's rivals france of course has historically a long and good relationship with. turkey is seeking to establish its rights over greece where it's probably the mediterranean and i don't think it's really for france true make decisions on this matter. if there is here if there is a river for the literal powers to reach agreement between them so. if they come to their normal here they will be expected to go to arbitration if there's also france's backing

. >> the mediterranean diet which is what you write about in the book is t diet that most people shouldollow. >> it is a really good template. it's very fresh nutrientshat the brain needs all the time is n a deprivation diet. and then to enjoy my food. as a result of thousands of years to do significant burial none - - to do better significantly. it doesn't have to be mediterranean i think if it is plan based and vegetable oil and so fish and legumes. with those that show that women to go thrgh menopause. >> interesting. they with those omega-3 fatty acids and they also show that earlier even i you have no genetic reason to do it but it is function and is something we can actively do we have control over it exercise is al an imptant factor in iting and the work that slow and steady a moderate exercis and with those high intensity classes. now we are doing videos at home. why is slow and steady a betterlace to exercise? , should we be getting cracks and really starting to loo into that. and not men and women together and them to stay clear with a very low intensity there is no gainut but

as we've seen the images of dead migrants in the mediterranean sea.in the sea my wife is praying for my safe boyish to me you know aboard are coming you know she knows i'm going to give our children a better future and i'm going to him aboard are going to choose from nothing to. lose i mean i was alluding to the cause and i would pray to god how long the voyage and i love him want me to go for god wants us to pray in boston and the trust in him whatever happens you don't talk about that today as i'm not going to. move. my mom bought this house is being built by my brother who lives in akron also and this one's by my brother and you go this is my god what am i going to wear. i would like to tear it down and build a concrete one and also one for my mother and my man on the. wall while i was on the floor. one day here in the food. bank at one time getting a good gun gun gun gun. you . want to look at people like sally full can't just apply for a visa board a plane and fly to europe their only option is to save as much money as they can and try to make th

atlantic route became popular after european governments clamped down on crossings through the mediterranean coast guard to say more than $16000.00. people have reached the canary islands this year. but 10 times last year's total, more than half of them arrived in the past month. refugee reception centers are full. some migrants are living in hotels. up before the pandemic would have been packed with tourists. but 2000 people have been sleeping in the open by the harbor in gran canaria. the spanish government is promising to build more emergency shelters and increased naval patrols to rescue migrants. locals say the situation is inhumane and degrading the event of a death if we are here fighting for a more dignified reception system for people arriving at our island seeking a better life, we want a chance to offer them a more humane reception and the conditions of the harbor, we're also here to fight against the latest racist behaviors that we have seen in our island and also because no human being is eagle. let's bring in our guests in dakar. mamadou manga. he's coordinator of the human rig

for survivors after a migrant boats sink a 6 month old baby is among the dozens killed in twin, mediterranean shipwrecks. china faces growing global condemnation over new laws that have seen hong kong politicians sacked and a rising death toll plus new record numbers the coronavirus pandemic terror is a tragic past through europe and news $22.00 of defending champion tiger woods is going in search of green jacket number 6, if you pierce prime minister has claimed that massive victory in the northern region of t. gray with the federal government is battling local forces. the air and land campaign is causing a humanitarian crisis with thousands displaced across the border. and misty international has confirmed reports that hundreds of civilians have died. the offensive in te grey began last week after prime minister are accused the regional government of attacking a military base. aid agencies warn that they can't bring much needed supplies into t. grade because of the fighting phone lines are cut off and transport has been halted in and out of the region. now in a moment we're going to speak w

for will boost the number of charity rescue ships on standby in the central mediterranean to 7. then with the ships frequently impounded by italian and european authorities, that's hardly likely to be enough to peru know it has been plunged into a political crisis. following the resignation of its interim president, manual merino agreed to step down after just 5 days in office. he faced an ultimatum from congress following a deadly police crackdown on protesters being welcomed by many peruvians after days of unsee government demonstrations the lesion on the streets of the capital. has people power retards to pose a medic, a otic political crisis? yes, it was possible. the chanted after the entering president resigned. euphoric protesters swarm de w.'s reporter on the ground. but still plenty of anger here following deadly clashes on saturday. and not enter zealand where now he did not resign the people to come out. marino was never president, he never represented me too late. he waited for people to be killed before he quit. yet manuel, merino resigned, less than a week into the

thank you for more than a 100 migrants have died in the central mediterranean in 4 separate incidents over the last week. the international organization for migration says nearly 700 died this year, attempting to cross from libya to europe. move harrowing scenes to see taking the strategic, released by the italian coast guard, shows a dramatic rescue of over 30 people on saturday night. their banks capsized some 5 kilometers off the island of lampedusa. these migrants didn't make it not far. they also came within an inch of their lives, but they're the lucky ones. at least $74.00 of their fellow travellers drowned after their boat sank off the libyan coast on thursday. not long after a further 20 people perished in similar circumstances. but i think many migrants are so desperate that braving the open seas, even with babies in arms, is prefer to ensuring the misery at home. i am up to and maybe the woman 6 month old child was later found to have drowned along with 5 fellow travellers. luckily, the majority of the over 100 people on that boat were rescued by spanish angio open arms. mo

allow telling me as we've seen the images of dead migrants in the mediterranean sea . in the sea my wife is praying for my safe boyish to live aboard coming in a moment she knows i'm going to give our children a better future and i'm going to him aboard are going to choose from nothing and. i mean i was will be a mother cause i would pray to god how long the voyage when i love him what the god wants us to pray and to trust and have whatever happens at all about for today as i can on morning. move. this house is being built by my brother who lives in akron also and this one by my brother in law who do all this is my double smug when i was. turn i would like to tear it down and build a concrete one and also one from my mother and the man on the floor. was that he thought it was a lot of guard when they're getting the food. i think we're not getting a good gun gun gun gun. if. people like sally feel can't just apply for a visa board a plane and fly to europe their only option is to save as much money as they can and try to make their own way that. anyone who can afford it

as security is stepped up in the mediterranean, more and more people are trying to migrate to spain.dangers of the crossing, ten times as many people — at least 16,000 — have left the west coast of africa for spain's canary islands this year, compared to a year ago. as refugee centres there become increasingly packed, hotels are being used to house new arrivals during the pandemic. that is also causing concern, as mark lobel reports. celebrating from their hotel room with a view of europe, waiting for their new life to begin. translation: i came here by boat from senegal. i have seen many dead bodies, many problems, but my family doesn't have any money or anywhere to live. hotel owners now house thousands of refugees where tourists once slept. translation: we have plenty of space. the tourists that are here are not hindered. most behave very well. the surge in migrants crossing the atlantic to this holiday island follows tightened security on other routes in the mediterranean. some say it is putting a new strain on the island. we go, we go, we go. this local fisherman says coronaviru

the sea turtle, or me the mediterranean, is home to 3 species of turtle, all of which are endangered. they gather in the gulf of god, best to feed and to spend the winter to the north. korea island is an important nesting ground for the loggerhead turtle, which lays its eggs at just a few sites on the island. throughout the entire mediterranean, the number of nesting places has dropped rapidly with the animals being disturbed by bright lights and tourists. when they 1st had the babies way, just 20 grams without a hard outer shell, bare completely defenseless. only one in a 1000 survives many get eaten by fish and crabs. and now of course, there's a new predator in town. the blue crab just a few kilometers away on the mainland. how tim is currently being cared for by the adult female is more than 30 years old. she is malnourished and has a large fishing hook inside her. a fight suffered by many sea turtles. the scientists here say injuries from both propel is also common. they found these pieces of plastic in her sam's feces. the pollution of the seas is another huge threat to the turt

for will boost the number of charity rescue ships on standby in the central mediterranean to 7. the, with the ships frequently impounded by italian and european or thirty's. that's hardly likely to be enough for 2 weeks of the germany's one month partial lockdown, chancellor angela merkel is due to discuss the adding coronavirus measures with the country's 6 things that premiers on monday ahead of that meeting ministers warn that restrictions could continue for another 5 months and germany is just one of many european countries posting record high infection rates. new infections across germany as a whole are increasing at a slower rate. but overall numbers haven't started to decline. chancellor angela merkel is due to meet state leaders to assess the situation after 14 days of lockdown. yet several state premiers have already called for stricter measures then via annex. and if we were to take it a step further, the best thing to do would be to further limited personal contact is this enough. and after 2 weeks of lockdown, we must be patient. it's the next, we need to take a few

as security is stepped up in the mediterranean, more and more people are trying to migrate to spain, the north atlantic. ten times as many people — at least 16,000 — have left the west coast of africa for spain's canary islands this year, compared to a year ago. as refugee centres there become increasingly full, hotels are being used to house new arrivals during the pandemic. that is also causing concern, as gail maclellan reports. celebrating from their hotel room with a view of europe, waiting for their new life to begin. translation: i came here by boat from senegal. i have seen many dead bodies, many problems, but my family doesn't have any money or anywhere to live. hotel owners now house thousands of refugees where tourists once slept. translation: we have plenty of space. the tourists that are here are not hindered. most behave very well. the surge in migrants crossing the atlantic to this holiday island follows tightened security on other routes in the mediterranean. some say it is putting a new strain on the island. we go, we go, we go. this local fisherman says coronavirus

in the middle east, syria, libya, and the eastern mediterranean, apparently on for hours is from the beginning saying that we are ready to cooperate with the new government for secretary of state rather than mr. pompei always the neglecting to meet with the turkish officials of for them. of course, some of course earlier reporting live from istanbul many thanks, and i'm the u.s. is expected to have the number of its troops in afghanistan by the middle of january leaving around 2 and a half 1000 behind the order would stop short of president donald trump's goal to have all troops withdrawn by the end of the year, which military and diplomatic advise is opposed. and the number of personnel in iraq is set to come down to a civil level level. 2. trumpets expressed frustration with the continued troop presence in most of us. the decision has prompted an angry pushback by some senior members of trump's republican party. a rapid withdrawal of u.s. forces from afghanistan now would hurt our allies and the light, the light. the people who wish us harm violence of fucking afghans is still ramp

as a coastal country, or have repeated raised concerns about the recent tension in this the mediterranean . that's why the turkish officials believe that since he's already leaving the office soon, and he's not willing to meet the turkish officials in the capital ankara as of atic precedence required no need to meet. and this is what we have heard from the turkish foreign ministry sources so far. but also some circles claim that mr. pompeo is just preparing for, for a, for the upcoming, for the mechs of actions that, that is going to take place in united states. and the reason why he's meeting with the religious leaders in istanbul is a way to see bolt from the evangelists community in the united states. this is also another perspective in the turkish capital at green jobs or sort of course, he'll be reporting live from istanbul. many thanks with president trump facing the end of his administration, his team is looking to seal some final foreign policy victories. one of these is a diplomatic push to resolve the blockade of council. under schapelle reports, the secretary of state is back i

is it raising concern over multiple cases where migrants and refugees drown in the mediterranean? because for us to place because of a late risk operations and i just spoke to libya's coast guard officers a little while ago, they told me that they have not been conducting good risk and interception patrols before. because they are not encourage it anymore to bring migrants, skilled migrants, refugees, back to libya, not afford to accommodate them. and amid covert 19 infection would break, did not encourage it to bring the migrants that it is good migrants. and if you back to libya, thanks very much. they're not what i had in watching from those very disturbing pictures. thanks, matt, with all the latest. well, at least 8 peacekeepers are reported to have died after a helicopter crash in egypt. their blackhawk aircraft went down over the sinai peninsula and belong to a multinational force in observers that monitor the 40 year old peace agreement between israel and egypt. 6 americans were among the dead and french and czech, nationals will also have said to have been on board now. u

in 2008, putin and moammar gadhafi met which consolidated their foothold in the mediterranean at the time. and right after that, some senior russian military officials discussed building a red sea base in south in yemen, around and then the yemeni civil war shell that the syrian civil war has them to refocus in the mediterranean. over the past couple years, they've strengthened in syria. they've been trying a variety of locations. yemen obviously was their ideal location, but it was a nonstarter because the war they were ejected from djibouti, the last one to eritrea, but that failed. so they settled upon sudan in journey 17, and now 4 years later, with the transition, it appears that they have gotten their breakthrough in zimbabwe, coronavirus restrictions led to the suspension of horse racing. in march, the sport has now resumed, but is not yet back to its former glory jockey, hoping to revive racing despite economic problems in the country. reports from harare thomas mason's his horseracing has been struggling here for years. mainly because as a worsening economy, but the coronavi

they've been coming into conflict with the french, with regard to the eastern mediterranean and in conflictwith their old time and tackiness. speaking of greece, they have been flexing their muscles in libya, where they have helped to turn the situation around there. and there are many in charge that the turks imported religious zealots from the battlefields of syria. we hope to turn the tide against our many and forces. so it does not surprise me that there were many in masses or in the streets, but they may have to adjust themselves to this new reality that they're now facing . while prime minister has actually defended the truce saying armenia would have lost far more land if they had continued fighting, and thousands of armenians would have actually died. is this a realistic assessment? oh, i think so, because the armenians do not have a big brother. that's willing to confront the azerbaijan's like the turks, confront that they are many and via these syrian fighters. and keep in mind that syria is also accomplishing another goal. the turkish lira is in freefall. this conflict in a servi

also coming up a diplomatic dispute in the mediterranean, germany accuses turkey of blocking its troops from searching a turkish cargo ship was the search a breach of international law, plus move over federer gallen joke of h. . russia's. daniel and good wins this season and the a.t.p. finals as the new generation of stars make their mark on men's tennis. i'm brant goff. it's good to have you with us. we start tonight with more encouraging signs in the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine. the drug maker, astra zeneca and oxford university, have announced that their vaccine is up to 90 percent effective in preventing coded 19. the vaccine was most effective when patients were 1st given a half dose, followed by a full dose one month later. in crucially, this new vaccine does not require extreme cold stories, and it's relatively cheap and easy to mass produce. these files hold a promising formula for entering the covert. 19 pandemic globally. a cheap, effective, easy to distribute that scene. we have to get a lot of people back from a 2. we're not thinking about solutions working in term

more than $30.00 refugees and migrants have been rescued off to their boat capsized in the mediterranean. emergency crews were seen throwing life jackets to people in the water. these halim coast guard found the group off the island of lampedusa. thousands of people have died this year while attempting the dangerous sea voyage to europe. u.k. prime minister boris johnson has gone into self isolation off to coming into contact with someone who's been infected with copd 19. his office says he's feeling fine and will continue working from downing street. johnson fell ill with the virus back in april when he spent several days in intensive care. techie's president says he favors a permanent 2 state division of cyprus. he's been visiting the turkish backed northern part of the aren't, which attempt at a one strip was decried as a provocation by the greek speaking south. cyprus has been split since turkey's $974.00 invasion. president visited on the 37th anniversary of the self-proclaimed turkish republic of northern cyprus, which is only recognized by ankara, also mention maritime tensions wi

showers will see some west or whether they're just making its way out of the east side of the mediterranean snow in parts of egypt further south its usual showers across the central belt with more wet weather there for much area. 0. realistically how can you do it is to choose it was corruption in this country we listen if this breaks up into conflict between august on and india this has implications for the rest of the world we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. in part 2 of a special investigation when i went east visits western australia's only youth detention center and travels to the remote outback towns we've been in mates come from. 0. point 0 again you're watching al-jazeera has a reminder of our top story this hour joe biden has delivered a message of hope and unity after the collaring victory in the u.s. presidential election vice president elect is making history as the 1st woman and minority to hold the job. of president donald trump was playing golf and biden was declared the winner of the election he has not conceded and says he'll go to court

the un refugee agency says more than 20000 people who attempted to take mediterranean crossing have died in the last 7 years. it led to open arms referring to the migrant route as a cemetery, with no gravestones, nor a buzz among the al-jazeera. and last weekend, more than 2600 migrants arrived on the show as a spain's canary islands from west africa to coast. there is nicolas force from the fishing city of war in senegal, where many young men are looking for a better life. on his journey to europe, she came back a sensed there would be obstacles. there were 200 people on board, a fishing boat packed like sardines, when the engine exploded. mobile phone footage shows the boat catching fire off the coast of senegal with fishermen trying to rescue those they could. and buckets of people burnt alive. sitting next to him was a 14 year old boy who drowned as other clung to him in panic. when the boy that died and i left for the same reason, there are no schools to go to. the oceans are empty of fish. there are no jobs, no work in europe, at least there is hope. the father of the dead doof has

how far as the afghanistan war now entering the mediterranean coast of north africa and under. 2 all that, i mean, there are no, there are no reports, and i've never heard of anyone from afghanistan being a little bit there. maybe there are some people from all kind of there, but there are absorbing the region. if you start to play that game, i can tell you plenty of times that russia has supported fascists to putting people, lived with it, were which of course, in a lot of damage to russia, i'm afraid politics is a dirty game, but that doesn't mean i think that putin is a fashion is a, is a supporter of the so. so your comparing the united states' support for the libya war? the tony brink, it was involved in with the with the mole and 12 ribbentrop pact. no, no, no. i'm just saying in general, you know, you are, you know, us is, has made a lot of mistakes and us has been involved with some very harmful groups out there as a result of there being very poor choices to begin with. i mean, it can indicate a case, but in the case of libya in old day where they believed that colonel gadha

showers continue across the mediterranean coast of northern africa, turning rather wet.and it was wintry from iraq and dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the all new ground realities affecting the news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spam a gripping story about presidential corruption, that is real, would it's not. and you came and challenging assumptions and the official line. we all decided we need to kind of, i was of course, we don't want to rely on the authority. and if the media listening post on out is the right there has reminder of our top stories this hour. ethiopia's prime minister says the final phase of the offensive of the northern region has begun. after the 3 weeks of fighting, people have been told to stay indoors as the army moves on the regional capital president donald trump has pardoned his former national security advisor, michael flynn, pleaded guilty to 2017 during an investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election and the football world is mourning the deat

search for survivors after a migrant boat sinks. 6 months old baby among the dozens killed in the mediterranean shipwreck, ethiopia's prime minister has claimed a massive victory in the northern region of t. . gray with the federal government is battling local forces. the brutal air and land campaign has raised fears of a humanitarian crisis. with hundreds killed and thousands displaced across the border. made says his forces have quote, liberated the western part of t. gray, and that the army is now providing humanitarian assistance to those in the area. it's fighting the tikrit people's liberation front, which the government considers illegal. $11000.00 ethiopians have already fled the conflict to neighboring sudan. local authorities say that they're actually preparing for up to 200000 the rifles. well, the offensive began last week after prime minister are accused of regional government, of attacking a military base. aid agencies warn that they can't bring much needed supplies into t. grade because of the fighting phone lines are cut off and transport has been halted in and out of the region