particularly the under represented in keeping with local tradition christian salumi al jazeera new castle delaware. all the news of course in my website there it is on his spring. tough approach of the top stories here on al-jazeera only $14000000.00 americans will lose their unemployment benefits within hours on this president donald trump signs of coronavirus relief and spending package trump has refused to sign the bill unless congress extends relief checks from $600.00 to 2000 wells in jordan explains the impact of the president's decision on the lives of struggling americans short version is that everyone who had been receiving unemployment benefits through this week won't be getting them next week and that's because even if the president were to sign this.

delaware traces its european roots back to the 1600s the city of new castle boasts many historic sites including the courthouse where the state 1st declared independence from great britain not to mention its more powerful neighbor pennsylvania this land marked example of the federal period architecture belonged to the son of george reid one of the signatories of the u.s. constitution like many in the state tour guide and murphy hopes the 1st state's 1st president will finally put delaware on the map i can remember traveling to california one time they asked me where i'm from and i said delaware and where's that even those who aren't huge fans of joe biden can see his election has benefits to bring more and more tours i think that she would be king from it was here in new castle that joe biden won his 1st election 50 years ago taking a seat on the county council he hasn't lost an election since and many here see a win for biden as a win for delaware the shipping industry has long since left the shores of this former british colony these days wilmington home to the biden transition team

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delaware traces its european roots back to the 1600s the city of new castle boasts many historic sites including the courthouse where the state 1st declared independence from great britain not to mention its more powerful neighbor pennsylvania this land marked example of the federal period architecture belonged to the son of george reid one of the signatories of the u.s. constitution like many in the state tour guide and murphy hopes the 1st state's 1st president will finally put delaware on the map i can remember traveling to california one time they asked me where i'm from and i said delaware and where's that even those who aren't huge fans of joe biden can see his election has benefits to bring more and more tours i think that she would be king from it was here in new castle that joe biden won his 1st election 50 years ago taking a seat on the county council he hasn't lost an election since and many here see a win for biden as a win for delaware the shipping industry has long since left the shores of this former british colony these days wilmington home to the biden transition team

particularly the under represented in keeping with local tradition christian salumi al jazeera new castle delaware. iraq has produced some of the most celebrated and respected writers in the arab world but conflict sectarianism and political oppression forced many to flee and right from abroad well now a new generation is the term and to keep iraq's literary heritage alive charles stratford reports mcauliffe has been writing about the momentous and often violent changes iraq has suffered for more than half a century the baghdad based author whose novels short stories and poems have been published across the arab world has had to navigate censorship political imprisonment and even death threats throughout his career he acknowledges his contribution to iraqi literature but he's saddened by what he says is the lack of impact his work has had in minot who are now the country has culturally regressed people who don't read or write might struggle to develop culture across the arab world is suffering terribly and there are writers to without freedom to write how can of this learn i feel have lit

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new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. that needother things to be done. everything is in such an up people, and what i am praying, . and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes it will. , itill be $300 a week certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? get -- we would yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. caller: thank you for taking my call. on february 24 due to health reasons, i was u

editorfor bbc news. by toby castle, deputy news editor for bbc news. toby, thank you for coming on news watch and let's start with the fa ct watch and let's start with the fact that huge parts of the uk have been in here 3a weeks, even months. why did bbc news make such a big deal about london going into tier three? well, i think we made a big deal about london going in this week to tier 3 because it was a big new story. and that's not to say that when leicester went into tighter restrictions, or nottingham or liverpool or greater manchester, those were also big news stories for bbc news. and i would say that we covered those in great detail using our specialist correspondents and those correspondents based around the country to reflect the regional nature. but this week, the decision that london was to go into the tightest of restrictions just as we approached london was a big, big news story. 20 minutes of a 30 minute bulletin, as one of our viewers noticed? all those people have to do is look at our coverage in the round. this week alone those two t

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this is the news coming up next we've got a documentary for you on the secrets of noise castle in the very oh we'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the next hour until then she can always find all the latest news information on our website that's the w dot com i'm terry marsh and thanks for the. club. were all set. to go beyond. the. call about the stories that matter to the. country. whatever it takes. a running cut a good nut job you made for mines. it's packed with myths and desires. is it the work of a wasteful lunatic or the wondrous conception of it genius who has never understood is it a medieval castle or a modern construction. a console inseparable from the tragic fate of bavarian king moved to the 2nd. paragraph. in $869.00 the 1st story the slate ingenious divine or absolute church it's a phenomenon or the new that reaches around the world and yet it was built for one man alone you defeated the 2nd or the fairytale king as he is known to us today his legacy includes a castle and a myth. people call me a fool. will god call me that too when i finally received

the concentrated amount of virus they found in the sewers in new castle county, delaware. virus in the wastewater directly tracks with, directly predicted the cases going up in that one delaware county, predicted the spike a full week before any sick people started getting tested and turning up positive. i mean it's kind of, you know, gross to think about testing wastewater. it might even make you laugh to talk about it. it makes me giggle every time i think about it. but also this is super rational, cheap, effective, and it's the only way to sort of see into the future in individual communities. this kind of testing works. it helps you spot and prepare for and mitigate a covid outbreak before you even know it's there. it can give you an early warning. one u.s. city has just found this past week when it turns out an absolute tidal wave is approaching your shores. this kind of testing within the past week in one major u.s. city just revealed a huge, huge, unforeseen new spike in cases bigger than anything they have dealt with in the pandemic thus far. what did they do with

represented in keeping with local tradition christian salumi al-jazeera new castle delaware. all the news of course on my website there it is going to spring. for a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera nearly 14000000 americans will lose their unemployment benefits within hours on this president donald trump signs of coronavirus relief and spending package trump has refused to sign the bill unless congress extends relief checks from $600.00 to 2000 wasn't jordan explains the impact of the president's decision on the lives of struggling americans short version is that everyone who had been receiving unemployment benefits through this week won't be getting them next week and that's because even if the president were to sign this bill on sunday or on monday well the whole process has essentially stopped and it would take the federal government in coordination with state governments some time to really ramp the process back up states can't just give out unemployment benefits because they have to have a balanced budget they basically are the pass through from the feder

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. $600 covers half of one month's rent in new castle, delaware. >> it's embarrassing, i would think, a country that routinely calls itself the greatest, most wealthy country in the world, that it's taking us nine months to come up with $600. $600 is an amount of money that rich people think poor people think is a lot of money. >> reporter: the bill does include $300 a week in federal unemployment benefits, but only for the next 2.5 months, $45 billion for struggling transit systems, and $13 billion to bolster food stamps and child nutrition programs. but a $120 billion fund to help restaurants was a casualty of the compromise. chef sean kelly in granger, chef sean kelly in indiana is now filing for bankruptcy. >> i took every bit of money that i had and dumped it back in here to keep it alive, and i just-- i can't-- i have no more money. >> reporter: tonight, democrats are describing this bill as a "down payment." they wanted one three times as large, and they're hoping for another package in the new year. but, norah, this bill took nine months to come together, so swift action in th

morocco stereo's moss horse is a molecular virologist at northumbria university and he joins us from new castle in the united kingdom welcome to each of you and let me start with you with this rollout in britain how big a step is now being taken to control the pandemic and can we say that this is now with the beginning of the end of covert 19. yes it is definitely the beginning of the and hopefully but one thing we all have to remember is that it's not over quite yet so we still have to keep the same public health measures in place you know social distancing and wearing a mask and washing our hands of as well as the rapid testing to be able to continue to control control this rat until the vaccine is fully rolled out as a team from your perspective how much as far as what happens with the rollout of the vaccine in britain is going to impact the actions of other governments and other countries going forward. well actually i'm very excited that it stopped in finally finally it's starting in britain and i think we are waiting for the if they for many months now and i think it's a huge success thou

new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. surely, thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. there are other things that need to be done. everything is in such an up people. avel. uphe and what i am praying, because i -- and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes, i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes, it will. it will be $300 a week, it certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? caller: we would get -- yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. hello, csandy. go ahead. c

so can you join a whole is following the news from a care home in new castle. remember the care home sector across the country across the entire united kingdom has been unduly hit by the pandemic throughout the course of the past 9 months suffering disproportionate numbers of deaths care home residents some 400000 of them across the country and care home workers living various degrees of a pretty precarious existence underage conditions of extreme emotional stress and uncertainty visits the life blood for many of these elderly people have been curtailed in some cases simply vandel together in israel anticipation about an end to all of this about a return to normal life the problem they've got here and elsewhere i suspect the management here tell us is that they simply don't know when the vaccine will be rolled out to settings like this the government says within 2 weeks the management here say look we've seen these promises made and broken so many times in the pandemic they are all too aware about the difficulty in handling this vaccine it arrives in massive ba

you're in new castle in england. it's going to be a big week for all of you in the uk. what excites you about the progress being made about the rollout and the vaccine in the uk in particular? >> i think the most exciting thing is we're going to see those most vulnerable able to receive the vaccine as quickly as possible. and that concludes the aged population for whom fortunately we have seen evidence of the efficacy of the vaccine and also the health care professionals upon which we all rely to make sure we can go about our daily business. as you said yourself, getting enough material out there is going to be a process that's going to take months. so we've got a long road yet. you and i are not going to see this vaccine for a long time. >> but at least as you say the elderly, grandparents, the sick are going to be able to at least get that first line of defense. that's just great news. take all the good news we can get. i'm here in the u.s. the number of infections is just skyrocketing every day. it's almost mind boggling. with the nature of the virus, some people hav

jonah hole is live for us in new castle jono the u.k. governments and said that the those 1st in line will be the most vulnerable in the country usa the care home where some of the most vulnerable the u.k. live when are they expecting their jobs. well remember the care home sector across the country across the entire united kingdom has been unduly hit by the pandemic throughout the course of the past 9 months suffering disproportionate numbers of deaths care home residents some 400000 of them across the country and the care home workers living various degrees of a pretty precarious existence under conditions of extreme emotional stress and uncertainty visits the life blood for many of these elderly people have been curtailed in some cases simply banned altogether i mean the garden of rocky towers as you say up in the north of england newcastle newcastle itself one of the hardest hit areas still at the moment under here 3 restrictions the highest level of coronavirus restrictions you can see perhaps in the garden here they installed in th

millions were killed let's go straight to catherine so you choices from the capital castle news polls and i will been i was the vote progressing. yes the halls are open and we have just been told that the president has just passed his ballot in a polling station on the outskirts of we are at one of the easiest thing stations in the city and we've seen more people running to cast a lot of security see offices of national and international forces as well as civilians as well they are checking the names against the register before they go to a poll that is behind us where they're casting their ballot and coming to drop their ballot papers here and now 1200000. registered to vote there will be voting for members of parliament and while. president there's been a lot of fear of cross the country because of these patriots for change this is this coalition of groups that was reason who formed has been threatening to march on to the city has been causing quite a lot of problems and fighting with. national army armed forces backed by the u.n. in different parts of the country we have spoken tho

you brought back some memories for me as a small child of those endless stories on the news about barbara castleheir shopping in brussels and doing their shopping in brussels and showing the british housewife, as of course it was always seem to be out noun those days coming out any of us, that the shopping was going to cost more if we joined the european community. it's interesting, isn't it, that some of those quite catchy ways of making these arguments, anne, they haven't been explored. we sort of accepted brexit, it happens, we argued about it, we argued a ludicrous amount of times over the parliamentary arithmetic and the legal side of its, but in terms of what it meant a two day and what it might mean day—to—day, that there has still been quite a lot of gaps in your area of journalism been quite a lot of gaps in your area ofjournalism for been quite a lot of gaps in your area of journalism for example. been quite a lot of gaps in your area ofjournalism for example. i'm sure you've done this, but there hasn't been a lot about how property values might change, how things like people doing and

we will go to shirley, new castle pennsylvania. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have one question. flu, theened to the virus we would get every year? they talk -- start talking about it during september and october and it goes through march. all these people hospitalized with the flu, did you get your flu shot, the pneumonia vaccine? now you don't hear anything about the flu. it is all covid. i have a problem with that. i know there are some cases but i think this is out of hand. closing down all these businesses, people can't work, want to keep the kids out of school -- this is all nonsense. host: that is surely in pennsylvania. more calls and comments coming up. next up, with joe biden introducing his economic team, we learn more from nick timiraos. theill be joined later by emily benfer to talk about evictions under covid with a pending and the eviction ban at the end of this month. more ahead on washington journal. ♪ two has topn c-span nonfiction books and authors every weekend. coming up saturday at 8:15 easter, coverage of the national book awards. sunda

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news and think, well that's it it's all over. is going to your paper to malusi. love the picture of the queen and others at windsor castle. ck to normal. jonathan van tam saying mask for a year despite vaccine, and they would a lot of other people might not have picked up is that even if you are vulnerable and have had the vaccine you can't necessarily be holding her grandchildren still. it will be a source of just surprise grandchildren still. it will be a source ofjust surprise and dismay. those over 90 and over 80. a huge incentive to make people that age at the vaccine is that there will be reunited with their families, and as we heard earlier from margaret keenan the first lady to get a job in saying she's had to spend a lot of this year alone and for her getting the jab mentioned that she could be reunited with her grandchildren and her children. i've been interested today talking to some been interested today talking to some conservatives particularly those in the covid research group which is been very critical of the elect are restrictions. urging the government to set out a timetable for the kind of restoration o

new castle, pennsylvania, we will hear from shirley who is unemployed. go ahead.aller: thank you for taking my call. first of all, i do want to say thank god they finally got something through, it will at least help us a little bit. that needother things to be done. everything is in such an up people, and what i am praying, . and this is what i feel. i feel if he would just please call for martial law and put all of this stuff to rest. host: shirley, back to the topic at hand, you say you are unemployed. caller: yes i am. since march. host: will the extension of unemployment benefits help you directly? caller: yes it will. , itill be $300 a week certainly not going to pay all the bills but it will certainly put a dent in things. host: is that $300 on top of what you get from the commonwealth of pennsylvania? get -- we would yes, that would be the $300 a week. i pray that they can get something settled here. host: let's go to sandy in columbus, ohio, also identifies as unemployed. caller: thank you for taking my call. on february 24 due to health reasons, i was una

new. orleans. they performed on recommendation in many european cities up to 839. they even sang for england's king george the 4th in windsor castle. i. am. that same year the wryness siblings traveled to the united states after what must have been a difficult crossing of the atlantic they arrived in new york just before christmas . relieved to have arrived safely the musical family visited trinity church on broadway to give thanks they sang silent night for the 1st time ever in english in the united states. sure. to ask when did i 1st person that night is kind of like. when she 1st briefing. of us is that i cannot remember i say that's such a crazy thought i just kind. see. the non. wrong way. out i've always been a big christmas obsessed so when it gets to the time i even like a little bit close to it. i'm just going for it like i make one. and i think my house and myself i mean yes there is a money making thing we mustn't deny this i suppose it is you know so it's valentine's day. but so. i don't can't raise much money as you like i'm hoping to unstick the irish and so is everyone else right now to christmas marks the birth of

new dawn". nicholas witchell reports. from windsor castleustomary companionship of families coming together, a christmas broadcast in which the queen reflected on a time of exceptional difficulty. for christians, jesus is the light of the world. but we can't celebrate his birth today in quite the usual way. the pandemic had disrupted so much for people of all faiths and yet, the queen said it had also brought us closer. in the united kingdom and around the world, people have risen magnificently to the challenges of the year and i'm so proud and moved by this quiet, indomitable spirit. to our young people in particular, i say thank you for the part you have played. she expressed gratitude to front—line workers and for the amazing achievements of modern science. and she'd found encouragement in the way people had supported each other. we continue to be inspired by the kindness of strangers and draw comfort that even on the darkest nights, there is hope in the new dawn. she recalled that this year was the centenary of the burial of an unknown s

alright, so moving into the 1950's, we're going to look at operation castle, which is another series of new their tests. this was a series of thermonuclear missile tests. six hydrogen bombs were detonated, specifically in the bikini atoll. this is possibly the first successful hydrogen bomb test. and yes, so sorry, yes. so ronald benoit, who grew up during world war ii, he was drafted into the army in 1953 and trained as an mp, a military police. so he and 29 other mps were sent to the marshall islands. he was aboard ship with other serviceman to witness these hydrogen bomb tests. afterwards, after the they're taking water from the pacific ocean and using. it's and his job was to stay by the doors and make sure none of the other serviceman snuck out or tried to open the door during this process. unfortunately, he was stationed outside the door during this washed down process. here we have an experience of watching the hydrogen bomb. and will play the next clip, please. >> that bomb went off, we had glasses that could not even see the sunlight. i want to take them off and i saw the bones of

castle lands denies the allegations. as courses rolled in june parliamentary votes electing a new government was illegal the government led by the center right democratic league of course a vote was elected by 61 deputies in the balkan regions 120 parliament of the previous government was dismissed the constitutional court of course the vote was calling on the president to hold a new election and found the vote was illegal because an m.p. who cast the decisive vote had been convicted of fraud linked breeding has been temporarily banned in denmark 17000000 of the animals have now been culled following fears that cave in 1000 on farms could spread to humans and as paul raced reports the impact on farmers could last longer than any ban. prices up what's likely to be one of the last shipments of mink pelts to leave the farm his father started nearly 40 years ago the rest of their herds are among the millions of minks that the danish government ordered to be slaughtered after a mutation of covert $98.00 was found in the animals it could mean the country's main industry the largest in the world disappears altogether. so it's fa

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event happening tonight is a lone ppper will appear on the ramparts of edinburgh castle just before midnight to play in the newh government is crystal clear about what people should do — stay at home only with your own household, don't party in any way indoors or outdoors with other people. and similarly from police scotland, they have said they will advise and encourage people to obey and follow the restrictions. and if they don't, as an ultimate sanction, there are pretty hefty fines which could be imposed. so it is so strange, simon, that in this year of coronavirus which has been so difficult, it ends in this quiet, subdued, strange way in edinburgh, almost the capital of new year's celebrations, with everyone wondering what next year will be like here and in the rest of the world. indeed, that's what we're all asking. emma in belfast, a very similar mood, i would guess? that's right, a very, very deserted town centre here for new year's eve. belfast doesn't have any official fireworks like edinburgh, london usually would. but this is usually a very lively city. right now, northern ireland is in the first

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