the new culture secretary, nadine dorries, l culture secretary, nadine dorries, famously outspoken herselfch. her appointment was met with criticism from some within the creative industries. the closest you get to culture is if you eat a pot of yoghurt, what about that? this image that has been — yoghurt, what about that? this image that has been painted _ yoghurt, what about that? this image that has been painted of _ yoghurt, what about that? this image that has been painted of me, - yoghurt, what about that? this image that has been painted of me, just - that has been painted of me, just isn't true. that has been painted of me, 'ust isn't true. ., ., ., ~ ., isn't true. you are talking about left-win: isn't true. you are talking about left-wing snowflakes _ isn't true. you are talking about left-wing snowflakes and - isn't true. you are talking about left-wing snowflakes and their. left—wing snowflakes and their agenda, that's quite aggressive. there are some people who politicise that. campaigners who hijacked the space young people would like to occupy to talk about some serious issue

it's already saturday and it appears to be pacing nadine, what are you watching? >> not very sexy to most folks, but the key to japan etf is ewj which has declined by 4% over the past couple months the economy had slipped into retraction mode. they battled covid and are now reopening. they basically increased by over 3% in october, up from 144.6 billion yen in september it is on top of an increase of 14.8%. so you have two numbers there very strong on mont-to-month growth this is the 12th consecutive year of growth we really like those type of fundamentals, but you also have near terp news japan is going to compile a stimulus package, of phyfis fisl spending and china xi left hand biden will hold a summit yes, it's china, but it matters to japan what do our metrics say? our risk framer says it is trading in the middle of our expected range call it a neutral short-term and intermediate term tradelines if you are looking at 30-day premiums, people are paying up for protection short interest is around 4%. so not huge but that 4% we look for. the idea is we are lookin

nadine, take it away >> thanks, courtney. today i charted a bit of 20-year treasuries and utilities alternatively you could go long why. we have seen financials get hit in the past month, since october 22 long-t long-term treasury yield has declined and utilities moved up meaningfully and so has tech run up number one number two, the macrosetup is positive in the short-term reflationary trade we think will be back in session soon and that means upward pressure on long-term rates. and third, technicals in your favor. as karen said, banks are down. euros are down this is not as juicy as the last time i recommended this, but there is an 11% discount it means people are complacent, not paying for protection. if you want the best short to be a little more patient than me. short it 150.80. kind of like karen said, financials are overdone in terms of downside. there are some trades for you if you think rates are going up >> i like it guy, what do you think about nadine's approach? >> i think it's great. last time we talked about thi

nadine is looking at an under the radar indicator in japan nadine, what are you watching? >> not very sexy to most folks a key japan etf, it's the ewj has declined by 4% over the past couple of months when we look at the improving fundamentals the economy had slipped into a contraction mode in the fourth quarter. similar to many parts of the world, the country battled covid cases which are improving. as the world reopened, we've seen the key macro economic statistic improve. those that were flagged at the start of the session here. they basically increased by over 3% to 149.2 billion yen in october. that's up from 144.6 billion yen in september then we also look at on top of an increase of 14.8% compared to the august numbers so you have two numbers there that are very strong on month-to-month growth. they represent increases of over 70% year on year market 12% consecutive year-on-year growth. it tops 140 billion yen. we like those type of fundamentals then you have near term news japan is going to compile a stimulus package more than 40 trillion yen that equates to 350 bi

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on that trade, but i don't think it is until 2022 >> karen finerman has been in that a long time nadine, what gives it doesn't make sense. if we are going through this rapid expansion and growth, et cetera, everything coming up roses, then why are we at 145. >> when things go up, things come down. energy up and softens a bit. you got some gifts heading into today you saw a premium on crude oil look at the uso at over 47%. when you look at that, people are buying protection. if you think the world is reopening, if you think expedia will be hot and cruise line and going to disney sites, you want that and treasury, you know they cannot stay that low if the economy will be heating up, look at live nation, all of the things they are talking about, a lot of positive reports. i looked at it as more of a gift on a day when you could be trimming things, you also hopefully can also find opportunities to add to the long side or short side, and we found some of those today. >> so the translation i come away with is that the bond market is actually wrong steve grasso, would you be in that camp as we

nadine dorries says the reaction to her appointment was snobbish and sexist.moving unnecessary branded items, from next autumn. the government announced schools will be expected to make second—hand uniforms available and encouraged to allow more high—street options. research shows parents could save up to £50, on average, if they were not limited to designated suppliers. children in need is on bbc one tonight, with the money raised going to help disadvantaged children. one of the projects funded by the charity is the kemp hospice, in kidderminster. it offers specialist counselling to children when a loved one takes their own life. john maguire has met one family who needed that help. in march last year, just before lockdown, mark — a husband and father of two young girls — took his own life. my dad, he was really kind. he was very smiley, so when everything sort of happened, i was very shocked about everything because he was like my best friend. he used to play loads of games with me. he used to give me sky. he used to do loads of tiktok videos with me. becaus

nadine dorries says the reaction to her appointment was snobbish and sexist.g he is keen to get his own voice back. he said he would now focus on writing and presenting political and cultural shows the global and writing for newspapers. patients with a rare genetic condition that causes progressive muscle weakness are to benefit from a new medicine on the nhs in england. risdiplam is the first oral treatment to be used to treat hundreds of patients with spinal muscular atrophy, which can cause paralysis and sometimes prove fatal. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. i'm still an incredibly positive person, but i can't deny the effects that this condition has had on me physically in the last couple of years. good, good. right in my chest. chris has a masters in sports management and is a coach. remember to push off your index finger. he also has spinal muscular atrophy, which causes progressive muscle weakness. in the last two years, he's lost the ability to walk. he should be eligible for a new treatment, risdiplam, shown to improve movement and stability.

for men are being questioned over sandy's attack, wanting that some images in nadine bobbers reports understanding the drop off pointed liverpool women's hospital in northwest england. it's just before 11 a. m and a taxi arrives. there's an explosion then the driver can be seen getting out and several people rushed to help him. he was injured but has now been released from hospital. by the time fire crews arrived, the taxi was in flames and the passenger was dead inside the vehicle. this has now been declared a terrorist incident. it is a stark reminder of the need for us all to remain utterly vigilant and the independent joint terrorism analysis center j tag are to day raising the you case threat level from substantial to severe meaning an attack is highly likely counter terrorism. police have been involved in the investigation since sunday. i was off to the incident, police arrested 3 men all in their twenties. at the same property in liverpool, a 4th person's now been detained. lee say they found significant items at one address. it is not clay. what the motivation for this incide

and chris, as you well know, on tuesday this week, the culture secretary nadine dories also appearedlture, media and sport select committee to take a whole range of questions. i wonder what you would pick out as being the most significant thing that she said? well, i think it's fair to say that when nadine was appointed, there was some surprise and raised eyebrows. and i think her comment — she made a comment about channel 4 which sort of showed that she's got some work to do to get her head around the brief where she said it's taxpayers�* money to look after, and of course channel 4 is commercially funded, so there's no taxpayer money involved in that situation. so, basically, she is new to the brief and we don't really know what we're going to get from her. chris, you are staying with us for all of this edition, and for those of you listening, you can hear the whole of katie's interview with nadine dories on a bonus media show podcast via bbc sounds, either via browser or by the bbc sounds app. now, next on the media show, let's bring in steve rosenberg, the bbc�*s moscow correspon

of this edition, and for those of you listening, you can hear the whole of katie's interview with nadineedia show podcast via bbc sounds, either via browser or by the bbc sounds app. now, next on the media show, let's bring in steve rosenberg, the bbc�*s moscow correspondent who is with us from moscow. steve, good to speak to you. thanks very much, ros. now, we invited you on because you've done quite an extraordinary interview with the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, it has been going far on social media, it's been widely hailed for a range of reasons, one of them being you did the whole thing in russian. i have to say, ifound it all completely mesmerizing. i've got to ask you, when did you first think of requesting to spend half an hourwith him? do you know, when i put in my first request to interview alexander lukashenko, it was a 1999, it was 22 years ago. i made the first request, and it was a "no" that came back. so it's taken more than two decades. but basically, this time around, we went to belarus to cover the migrant crisis that's taking place on the border of belar

nadine dorries has been in thejobjust wright good morning.ow us a different face to the public one we know her. she has this reputation as being someone who picks fights online, who shoots from the hip, is outspoken and instead she wanted to talk a bit about her upbringing in a deprived part of liverpool and why that drives her on this mission she told me about, that she wants to widen access to the arts, to the cultural arena and sporting places so people from the kind of background she came from feel they can create work and get involved in those places. she also wanted to talk about how much she cares about culture. the reason she did the interview, they are handing out more money today, the culture recovery fund, more than 900 cultural organisations, leeds grand theatre, an art club in wigan, exeter cathedral. it is the third instalment of this fund, which has been a lifeline to the sector with around £2 billion of support given so far. ., ., , ., ., so far. you mentioned her reputation and she is outspoken. _ so far. you mentioned her re

of rioting, against the restrictions triggered by high record high cove, at 19 cases, are desirous nadine baba reports gathering in vienna to say things have gone too far as governments around europe try to limit rising covey 19 infection rates. austria's bringing in a 3 week national lockdown for monday and is making vaccinations compulsory for every one from next february, with fines for people who don't comply. 2 thirds of austrians are fully vaccinated . that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. vaccine skepticism has been encouraged by the far right freedom party, the 3rd biggest in parliament, which organized saturday's protest. you can see absolutely clear that where a right to get to miss are strong. ah, less people are which made it to and more people get the ill. so you see that they have some direct influence on the other, the level of the banner mitchell taishan. the netherlands is also now in partial locked down with bars and restaurants, closing at a to the evening on saturday, they've been demonstrating against the measures in amsterdam on friday night. there was ri

his words, his government has sent special forces to the caribbean island to end the unrest nadine baba has more buildings on fire in one up in the caribbean archipelago of guadalupe. this is french overseas territory and often nearly a week of civil unrest here. the government in paris is sending reinforcements on top of the $200.00 extra personnel already in place. 50 police special forces have just arrived. these pictures are from a local news channel. ah, a nighttime curfew is imposed on friday, but it hasn't brought com more than 30 people were arrested. that night alone. michigan has ever called a school course that we've ascertained not only that there was a solder, but that live ammunition was used against law enforcement officers. lou things now taking place of the island which has out by may say so nothing to do with the color protest. trade unions in guadalupe started an indefinite strike on monday. they're angry about the compulsory vaccination of health workers against covey. 19 and about the french health pause, which is required to access restaurants and cafes, cultural v

but as governments play the blame game, the humanitarian situation becomes more dire by the day. nadine baba al jazeera united nations human rights chief michel basetti, has called on states to resolve the migrant crisis. in a statement she said, hundreds of men, women, and children must not be forced to spend another nice and freezing weather without adequate shelter, food, water, and medical care. and on to international law, no one should be prevented from seeking asylum listing as donna kane, who is following developments from berlin and dominic, usually, or recently things have been a little hostile between you and poland. but this is obvious, label seems to be changing the situation. some was changing the situation very radically to a certain perspective. remember that until this particular situation had begun to develop, we hamp's what would appear to have been a war of words to some people between the polish governments and suddenly the way that the punish government was applying in laws in its territory. and what you was saying and yet now there's no mention of that. remember t

a warning some images in nadine bobbers report may be disturbing. the drop off pointed liverpool women's hospital in northwest england . it's just before 11 a. m, there's an explosion then the driver could be seen getting out and several people rushed to help him. he was injured but has now been released from hospital. by the time fire crews arrived, the taxi was in flames, and the passenger was dead inside the vehicle. liverpool met has called the driver's actions heroic saying they avoided in her words, an absolutely awful disaster. i cant comment on the on the details will oh exactly what type of a incident it walls will type of crime. it may have been a but it does look as though or the taxi driver in question did behave with incredible presence of mind and bravery. this has now been declared a terrorist incident counter terrorism, police have been involved in the investigation since sunday. i was after the incident, police arrested 3 men all in their twenties. at the same property in liverpool, a 4th person's now been detained. police say they

al jazeera nadine barber has more now on this oh, in the dog cuz dogs bark a child cries out daddy. while polish troops film was seen along the razor wire all parts of a standoff that's been going on for weeks now. oh wow. but winter's arriving, and on the polish side, local activists of warning that they can't cope what they're demanding, the government in warsaw that recognized the agencies access the borders and with better, russ saying 10 refugees and migrants have already died on polish territory on yet published on what's come on you thought? no. we have been responding to the situation to save lives where the government has restricted access to humanitarian organization is to deliver aid and the restricted area. nevertheless, since mid october, we've been approached by over 3000 people that we trapped. and since the beginning of november we've been asked by at least 900 people, they have no food, they have no shelter. they have no drinking water when we meet them at the polish sites, they are usually in a very difficult mental and you know medical state. they are absolutely e

there are real fears that number could grow. nadine baba al jazeera let's get a live update with a bag. he's joining us from near cuz need so that's on the poland bella. ruth border as what have you seen on the border? but there's certainly been a lot of activity here. we've seen convoys of military vehicles and police vehicles . we've seen soldiers patrolling here in the countryside, carrying their guns and making a real statement here that were just in front of the exclusions though. now that was set up by the government here in the state of emergency encompasses about 184 villages and towns along that border. now we're not allowed to pass that point behind me. neither journalists or aid work as an age workers are saying that that's really hindering their ability to help those very desperate people die out or in the, in that forest between a, poland and belarus, in this freezing temperatures. now we have asked why we as journalists are not allowed past that, are past that police checkpoint and we've been told it for our own safety. but there's no war taking place is no armed conflict

countries seeing rec, at high cases, shortages of intensive care beds, and vineyards restrictions. nadine baba has more in paris. the festive displays are grabbing the eye, but so a french covered 19 rates. a month before christmas. it's beginning to look a lot like late august the last time the number of weekly new cases went past 200 per 800000 people. audriel then also told me, god, today we're announcing 30000 curve cases of the last 24 hours. it's a major increase in infections that shows if it was needed in any way that we are indeed in the midst of a 5th wave of the pandemic level felons urging people to get vaccinated and have booster shots across the european union. 67.7 percent of the population is fully vaccinated, but rates vary widely between countries. and the world health organization says there is growing evidence protection against infection and mal disease is declining . it wants a vaccine plus approach. combining vaccinations with measures such as face mask wearing, claiming more than $160000.00 lives could be saved if mast coverage of 95 percent was achieved. daily cov

watching, the new culture secretary, nadine dorries.ose comments quite misogynistic. liverpool, the great atlantic port of the north. nadine dorries is a novelist as well as an mp, whose books are based on her upbringing in a deprived part of liverpool. that makes her a perfect culture secretary, say her supporters. the first not to have gone to university, training as a nurse instead, she comes from a very different background to many of her fellow mps. i was born in breck road in anfield in liverpool, within the sound of the kop. it shaped me throughout my life. payday was on a thursday, tuesdays and wednesdays were pretty difficult, having to borrow shoes to go to school. it was very, very tough. it shaped what i am doing at this department as a secretary of state. i can't deny that. my colleagues call me balls of steel. she has battled assumptions made about her based on her background, or a self—interested maverick in the jungle tha tsaw her suspended from the conservative party for a time. she hasn�*t been shy of going on the atta

nadine _ atlantic port of the north abingdon.n liverpool within the sound of— enfield mike in liverpool within the sound of the cup. it shaped me throughout my life. payday was on a thursday. _ throughout my life. payday was on a thursday, tuesdays were pretty difficult, — thursday, tuesdays were pretty difficult, tuesdays and wednesdays. having _ difficult, tuesdays and wednesdays. having to _ difficult, tuesdays and wednesdays. having to borrow shoes to go to school — having to borrow shoes to go to school it — having to borrow shoes to go to school. it was very, very tough. it shaped _ school. it was very, very tough. it shaped what i am doing at this department as a secretary of state. i department as a secretary of state. i can't _ department as a secretary of state. i can't deny— department as a secretary of state. i can't deny that. my colleague call me ican't deny that. my colleague call me balls— i can't deny that. my colleague call me balls of steel. she i can't deny that. my colleague call me balls of steel.— me balls

breath, waiting to find out whether the new variant is a dark turn in the pandemic or a false alarm. nadine baba al jazeera, what south africa's health minister says the travel bands imposed on his country are unjustified. the count is in terms of imposing a band such measures are completely against the norms and standards as guided by the organization. most beach, due to the dentist rule, and i was the discovery of this body and say that this particular verbiage will be resistant to, to do the boxes which are being utilized. brazil president says his country can't take another lockdown jebel tomorrow, who's had cobit 19, but as denounced containment measures says new restrictions would only bring misery, but brazil will shut its border to travelers arriving from 6 southern african nations. the new variant has not yet been detected in brazil. at least 3 people have been killed in the solomon islands. capital honey are where there have been days of rioting. gangs have been setting buildings on fire and trash and property demanding the prime ministers resignation. they say they're part of the

them was so of the bad was so why haven't how often initially how much i use. 2 them and they had nadine at the rock not all the model with a lot of connected with a model in san juan. sure. for norco have no fee. umbrella issue has yet keys which tunnel keith woke and i'm going to deal with an article had done side should. i can be held it a little bit. my social here is just a when fall into the full name of the city relief of fashion. as you know, and i'm in the attic chauffeur sofa, not into dome how that is, why she's out up not much. i don't want it. it's going to look nice. jeremy left the head can usually do over a long time and we can use them within me man enough can it didn't show didn't well, many and how it is shuttle hardly how and. 1 2 i me me bethany say it odd that he was living in the most less you'll be if you know what the fuck laser know what the fluid what does that work if mean a cause? yeah, the water handler was in the feet some envelope and then the new machine i'm if he had a dentist equal i me? yes, the no minute to show the minute the a the made me enough. ah

it's then up to the government to decide what action if any should be taken mentioned nadine barber al jazeera london balanced with some glue. it's good city with us. hello adrian, for the hearing though, how the headlines and al jazeera, la jolla, pakistan has been named the most polluted city in the world. people there are urging the government to save them from the worsting air quality. meanwhile, in new delhi and neighboring india, schools and colleges have been closed indefinitely due to smog. come, i'll hide our reports from islamabad. this time of day. yeah, people are burning the stubs are on the agricultural farms and plus the fact that vague your lead traffic hadn't creed and i've gotten contributing to over 40 percent of the pollution and deteriorating egg quality. also, people are not able to go out into the box any more. industrial pollution is also a factor and the fact that a lot of the garbage is burned openly. but there had been annoyed wisely from the government as far as school and work rated are concerned. and they said of god's an alarming situation. thousands of r

breath, waiting to find out whether the new variant is a dark turn in the pandemic, or a false alarm. nadine baba al jazeera of these are the 8 southern african countries. now, subject to travel restrictions by several governments around the world, the united states and canada are among the latest to announce flight suspensions. and as the world grapples with the potentially dangerous new variant, brazil the president says his country can't take another lockdown. j a both scenario who's had covered 1900 himself. what has denounced the containment measures says new restrictions would only bring misery for brazil will shut its border to travelers arriving from 6 southern african nations. new variant has not yet been detected in brazil. in other news, at least 3 people have been killed in the solomon islands. capital honey are where they have been days of writing. at least $100.00 suspects are under arrest. gangs have been setting buildings on fire, demanding prime minister. but none manasseh governor resign. they say they're part of the pacific nation has long been neglected by the government

studio: nadine dorries _ it is very important... by over 50%. this is bbc news. the headlines... amid rising fears of europe's fourth covid wave, governments across the uk are deciding how to respond. scotland's first minister says covid passports won't be expanded to venues. i cannot emphasise strongly enough that opposition are still precarious, the next few weeks to pose risks, cases are rising in countries around us and the festive period will bring more travel and more socialising. in northern ireland ministers reiterate their advice to urge people to work from home where possible to stop the spread of the virus. 46 people are dead after a coach crashed and burst into flames in bulgaria — 12 of those killed were children. two men are arrested on suspicion of murder after a couple in their thirties were killed in somerset, local people have spoken of their shock. it's the children i cannot forget. for what they have seen. it's scary. a requiem mass at westminster cathedral for the mp sir david amess — who was stabbed to death la

child soldiers, for those who are growing up without any legal existence they turn the budget does nadine ambia and most of them have about whether you buy shut off and you know in the morning but i have on this up on the only saw that it will let me go back to that then we'll say in the middle of the 30th that's more efficient, but i said in the us, we have but i have gone down on the seller dumber and i left last he has muscular love and help him. and then don't go to the side of how funny i am. why there is none of them in the summer has any sort of things or another on them when i stuff have the other stuff had to be that ah, in me the who's the hello there. we'll have a look at africa in a moment. but 1st to the middle east and we've seen unsettled weather sweep across iran. what it has cleared up is that a few showers around southern air is edging into some of those gulf states. but for guitar, it's expected to stay rather fine and dry as we go towards the weekend and the formula one takes place. the unsettled weather though will pick up across the event . we are expecting heavy rai

more tragedies can't be rolled out. nadine barbara al jazeera, 3 white men in the u. s. had been found guilty of murdering a 25 year old black man who was out jogging. ahmad albury was chased down and shot dead in a georgia neighbourhood. last year, all 3 men claim the acton and self defense. they will face life in prison. in somalia, a bomb attack reportedly targeted a convoy the african union mission happened in the house in neighbourhood south of mogadishu. a school opposite the scene of the explosion has been damaged as no word yet on casualties. several buildings on fire in the capital of the solomon islands after a 2nd day of writing that's despite the government imposing a 36 hour locked down several other buildings were set on fire june protests on wednesday, demonstrators are demanding the resignation of the prime minister, manassas avari, they say their regional ax infrastructure and has been neglected by the government an overnight curve he was holding on the french caribbean island of guadalupe after days of violent protests against cope at 19 restrictions. i

nadine's bar barely survived the last one.reams came true, and now they suffer from people who do not do the logical thing to prevent others from getting ill or dying, and i am so angry. long queues at this vaccine centre — evidence perhaps that some have changed their minds, though germany is rolling out the boosterjab as well, nervous about waning protection. but on the ward, they fear the damage is done. operations have been cancelled, procedures postponed to make way for covid patients. doctors here warn the fourth wave could be the worst yet. they told us nearly half of the people who end up here will die, and for the country which invented one of the world's first covid vaccines, that is a source of great shame. jenny hill, bbc news. chinese president xijinping appears on his way to a third term under a vision that turns to a goal of "common prosperity" and reducing income inequalities gaps. this is the likely outcome of a chinese communist party's central comittee — a 300 member body — gathering that ends on thursday wi

and the whole nadine about an image, a formula, or sarah hel at health at the hand balloon had the norman obama's galilee had the living worried than i paid off at the very 1st episode of the talk show called the opposite direction. anything focused on the gulf cooperation council need you will . and what i mean have measured sal a said the have the love shot i so ability. but fossil philosophy, ali into wasn't enough. elaine in idaho hosted an i'm, i don't see it on the door. ha. i from its face in don't ha, a contact the new channel focused on events unfolding near and far. ah, in algeria, the country was emerging from a decade of civil war. with, in a, jim's and sudan. it was a new wind of political change. tourists visiting egyptian heritage sites in luck. so came under attack bomb explosions struck the u. s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. i'll kaba claimed responsibility . america responded by attacking a pharmaceutical plant in sudan, saying it had links without either. the sudanese government vigorously denied the claim. also reported at the time was the aftermath of the oslo acc

k, the government is rolling out its faxing booster program to all adults. nadine barber reports britain was the 1st country to restrict travel from southern africa, off to the emergence of the new covey 19 variance. now the government here has admitted only kron could pose a greater threat than the dominant delta variance, and it's tightening restrictions to limit community infection. close contacts of anyone who test positive with a suspected case of only con, must self isolate for 10 days, regardless of whether they have been vaccinated or not. face coverings will also be made compulsory in shops and on public transport in england, unless an individual has a medical exemption. this is not all doom and gloom at this stage, and i do not want people to panic. this stage. if vaccine effectiveness is reduced, as seems pretty likely to some extent, the biggest effects are likely to be in preventing infections, and hopefully there will be smaller effects on preventing severe disease questions . at the same time, the government scientific advisors are recommending people are offered booster j

the promises being made and not ambitious enough. nadine, by ease with protest is inter fell the square london. a lot of the concentration here has been on how the whole movement to reach met 0 targets and fight climate change must be linked. so the theme is climate justice. we've been hearing a lot about how black communities, both here in the u. k, particularly in london and around the world of being hard is hit by man. make climate change in places like london that translates to some of the most disadvantaged communities living in areas of high air pollution. sierra lee owns deputy health minister says at least 909 people have been killed and many others severely burned after a fuel tank explosion in the capital free town. us president joe biden says he's one trillion dollar infrastructure bill passed on friday. we'll create millions of jobs. it was repeatedly delayed because of differences among democratic party members. pro democracy activists, same sudan as stepping out pressure on the military to restore a civilian lead government. the sudanese professionals association has calle

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nadine�*s bar barely survived the last one.inkers. my business is dying. my dreams came true, and now they suffer from people who do not do the logical thing to prevent others from getting ill or dying, and i am so angry. long queues at this vaccine centre — evidence perhaps that some have changed their minds, though germany is rolling out the boosterjab as well, nervous about waning protection. but on the ward, they fear the damage is done. operations have been cancelled, procedures postponed to make way for covid patients. doctors here warn the fourth wave could be the worst yet. they told us nearly half of the people who end up here will die, and for the country which invented one of the world's first covid vaccines, that is a source of great shame. jenny hill, bbc news. the welsh parliament has voted to extend the use of covid passes to cinemas and theatres, from next week. the scheme currently only applies to nightclubs and large events, such as rugby games. visitors will have to show they are fully vaccinated, have tested

nadine's bar barely survived the last one.s. my business is dying. my dreams came true, and now they suffer from people who do not do the logical thing to prevent others from getting ill or dying, and i am so angry. long queues at this vaccine centre — evidence perhaps that some have changed their minds, though germany is rolling out the boosterjab as well, nervous about waning protection. but on the ward, they fear the damage is done. 0perations have been cancelled, procedures postponed to make way for covid patients. doctors here warn the fourth wave could be the worst yet. they told us nearly half of the people who end up here will die, and for the country which invented one of the world's first covid vaccines, that is a source of great shame. jenny hill, bbc news. let's return to our top story now — cop26 — where the focus has been on how vulnerable countries in particular are tackling climate change. today we are looking at south africa which has suffered drought and water shortages. in 2017 the city of cape town came ver

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course, also a larger mentors to achieve nephew next and other developing countries to ben, achieve nadine based on their respective circumstance. i'm. i just points to, you know, what michael mentioned one of the job text also interestingly mentioned adjust transition in addition to present goal. so a portion off the climate finance that we talked about should also be you know, directed towards achieving the just transition even in tandem with abraham. where do we go beyond just political action at this point? what, what needs to be done from a business community? an individual level in order to really limit climate change well and local level in our country as well. you know, democracy, transparency, human rights. these are critical issues. i believe not all the will of been nation or small island nations, have social justice in the greeting. part a at the local level are very highly integrated in the policy planning and strategy and also the transparency with regard to the climate finance. these needs to be boosted and when the projects are being limited, the local communities need to b

more tragedies can't be rolled out. nadine bob al jazeera, 3 white men in the u. s. had been found guilty of murdering a 25 year old black man who was out jogging armored aubrey wish, chased down and shot dead in their george and neighborhood. last year, all 3 men claimed they acted in self defense. they all faced life in prison. this is another kid, a large dog mal woo. oh like mouth. oh, not does black. and we don't want to know about a gaping do. no, i don't want to know that. what did you live to thought now like that. so if all of our bravo is oh, our problem is okay, that's good. why laskey jordan elizabeth live about global home will be the son of libby. as former leader monica daffy will not be allowed to run in next month. presidential election safely slammed. duffy is one of 25 candidates who been barred from standing. libby's electoral commission says he's ineligible because he was convicted of a crime. wald holly, for after, along with 72 others, remains in the race. protesters in the french caribbean, territory of guadalupe, have burned cars and set up b

and every day that goes by more desperate people find themselves stuck in the forest. nadine baba al jazeera, under the pray iranian paramilitary for supporters continue to protest last month election was out in iraq. demonstrate as want the balance. we counted manually g c allege, vater ford married underweighed has more from baghdad. possessors have moles dip closer to the gate of the green zone. and but does, these are supporters of the pro iranian political parties. that last and the parliamentary elections, recent anger has been, has been figured by then i was meant recently made by the supreme council of judiciary that the vote rigging claims in the parliamentary elections have no legal standing. now that means that the electoral commission is moving forward to endorse the initial results of the election. and that, of course is not in favor of that through iranian political parties. that last many cease and the parliamentary elections. they say that they say that unless consensus as reaching between the rival, parliamentary blocks between that i have on a political part parties