me brocker in new castle. thank you very much for that neeve. ah, no, again, i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al jazeera, an earthquake in pakistan's belushi sand provinces scale. at least 20 people is struck in the early hours of thursday, flattening houses. while most people, whereas sleep come, i'll hide her, has more from the hardest hit area. we're in our nie a more district in baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the 30 of went up with the provincial gap.

disrupted than their elders. eda beirut still ahead here on al jazeera, the sports news will be live in new castle, where fans are hoping a new era of success is to. let's begin with football club. ah . ah ah. ah. time sport it. thank you so much pizza, all newcastle, united friends are hoping a new era of success is about to begin at their club. on thursday, a 400000000 dollar saudi arabian back takeover was finally completed, outgoing owner, my cash. he says he rejected a higher bid, but believes he's acted in the best interests of newcastle. the premier league approved the deal after receiving legally binding assurances that the saudi state wouldn't be in control of the club. well, let's go live now to new castle and our report, sir, need barker. neve water fans hoping is gonna happen next. were judging by the incredibly jubilant scenes outside and james's parker on thursday night. the real hopa across the board is that this will mean of a huge reversal of newcastle united states for chiefs, they bumped around the bottom of the premier lake for some time, faced the very real threats of relegati

new castle are currently in the relegation zone. have failed to finish and the e p l top 10 for 3 straight seasons. the move to buy the club, follow saudi arabia's commitment to ending a 4 year ban of the category tv network bein sports boss will take over stalled glass year after being protested to the league about matches being shown and had a legal pirate network in saudi out there is the barker is in new castle where there's huge excitement, despite the controversy surrounding takeover with a stake over his be maud and control vesee right from the start is dragged on for 18 months. now, an awful lot of focus and attention paid on saudi arabia is controversial, questionable human rights record, including the murder of the journalist, or mile, a short g, a crime that has following investigations internationally implicated the saudi crown prince himself. the saudi states has had to prove that in hooking out the cash for this club. the state is not going to be involved in the day to day running of the club itself. so it's funnel fla

new castles, rivals are concerned that their new bosses will gain an advantage from signing lucrative deals with saudi state owned companies. the temporary freeze on all 20 teams will last a month, while a more permanent rule changes, disgust, yukon for say, the moves unlawful romance is a city who are owned by the abu dhabi united grew abstained from the vote. earlier we spoke to a p global sports correspondent, rob harris, who says the timing of the action taken by the clubs is surprising. is all emerging through the source is nothing official. and it really was the result of an emergency meeting. held a monday by premier league, rivals of new council to try to sterling me their ability to draw on resources in saudi arabia to particularly raise their revenue. the focus will be on why those clubs have now not acted in the years after the 50 doing it, but only in the week or so after the completion of this protracted take over by saudi arabia. and it really does signal the concerns are mainly the clubs that this new financially strong rival is starting to emerge this, hey, tell you li

living near a childcare center, have spot debate over south africa's wildlife loans and it's for new castles, entrance into a new era falls fly. the last 3 to you to taught them in their 1st match. that's been taken over by a saudi leg consortia. ah hello and welcome to the program. we begin with yemen and a new chapter in its 7 year civil war. the middle east, poorest nation has long been split between a heavy controlled north and areas under the control of the internationally recognized gemini government in the south. and right, the middle of it is murray. beware. fighting between the 2 has escalated and racing wakes. the sandy led coalition, which backs the yemeni government, says it killed at least $160.00 who the fight is them. the rebels have denied those claims priyanka group to report in yemen, 7 years civil war. the guns have rarely fallen silent. now a fierce battle for control is being waged to the northeast, who the rebels are fighting to capture marin. the oil rich province is a year many governments lost strong hold in the north. after weeks of siege and fighting duties, se, th

liquid football, but all that football soon turns to ashes in new castle's mouth.tuation room. and then england's captain, struck one for tottenham. new castle suddenly the richest team in the premier league with saudi arabian backing. this was a reality check for a story of geo politics, human rights, and nations attempting to wash their image into imploebl sports. it's like watching football stare into the abyss. >> as you say all too often, you look at the top four or five, it matches straight up with their payroll. expect new castle in the coming years to be the top four or five. we have a tight race up top. liverpool second. chelsea doing well. you are right. sala has scored of the past two weeks two of his greatest goals. he is at another level. >> he is at another level. we took ra naul duck talk about ronaldo and massie. the red sox don't have the money of the oligarchs and chics but they've taken the money ball approach and put it over a filter of their incoming transfers, and you can think your way to greatness. >> all right, roger. reborn in the usa. tha

new castles, rivals are concerned that the new bosses will gain advantage, finding lucrative deals with saudi state and companies. the temporary freeze on all 20 teams will last a month, while more permanent rule change is discuss. well that's so now it's a piece of global sports correspondent, role paris in manchester. rob, thanks for joining us. just tell us which clubs voted for this and how have new cost reacted. while all 18 clubs apart from manchester city and newcastle of back, this proposal is all emerging through source is nothing official. and it really was the results of an emergency meeting held on monday by premier league rivals of new council to try to sterling me their ability to draw on resources in saudi arabia to particularly raise their revenue. because now they've got a sudden influx of cash off the years of under achieving following this take over 2 weeks ago. and vast investment is needed in the squad. it's currently in the relegation off the losing to talk them on sunday in the 1st game under the public investment fund. majority ownership, but there are presently

or we've been talking to simon chadwick, a professor of your asian sports about why new castle is being targeted for this takeover. the have been rumors throughout this year that the saudi arabia could potentially be behind, moves for, ah, clubs, in france, in, in, in italy. and i wonder whether what we are about to see is, is the public investment fund, creating a global network of clubs in the same way. as we've seen, abu dhabi yawns, city football group. i think it's a new reality for sport. and, and i refer to the geopolitical economy of sports. this is no longer just about kicking a ball as it was in the 19th century. it's, it's no longer about business. which in, in the last part of the 20th century is what football effectively was all about. nowadays football is about geography. it's a way for countries to, to deal with some of the geographic challenges they face when now not just in the primarily but i think across world football. confronted with this reality, that was, we might be watching 11 v 11 or feel of play behind the scenes. there are ready what i would call giga changes

build the club, to what it needs to be are for to nice folk has been following that story for us in new castle. were judging by the incredibly jubilant scenes outside of james's park on thursday night. the real hopa across the board is that this will mean a huge reversal of newcastle united sport sheaves. they bumped around the bottom of the premier league for some time, faced the very real threats of relegation. the hope is, of course, that this massive cash injection will allow the club in the coming months, months to go on something of a spending spray bring again, top talent from elsewhere, allowing the club to hold on to the talent that it already has of cool. so be questions about saudi arabia's human rights record. have not gone away overnight and a likely to continue joking the owners. so if they say a club for the foreseeable or we've heard foam had t, j jenkins sees the fiance of the motor journalist jamal i showed you, use express hood disappointment. and this take over describing it to sports washing of saudi arabia. simply a line against self to the glamorous, glamorous premier le

in the wake of the saudi arabia beth take over at new castle 18 of the premier league teams have voted to block sponsorship deals, links a club owners watch out for flash photography. here you cancelled rivals or concern that they new bosses will gain an advantage from signing lucrative deals with saudi state owned companies. the temporary freeze on all 20 teams will last a month or more permanent rule change is discussed. you can say the move is unlawful while matches. the city who owned by the united group abstained from the vote. earlier, we spoke to a p global sports correspondent, rob harris, who says the timing of the action taken by the clubs is surprising. is all emerging through source is nothing official, and it really was the result of an emergency meeting held a monday by premier league rivals of new council to try to sterling me their ability to draw on resources in saudi arabia to particularly raise their revenue. the focus will be on why those clubs have now not acted in the years after the city doing it, but only in the week or so after the completion of the contract to

and his saudi led, couldn't told him, takes over english premier league tame at new castle. united rights groups accused the kingdom of sports washing. it's rick, hold a rescue as have been searching for survivors in south west pakistan where an earthquake is killed. at least 20 people, hundreds were injured and its feed. paypal could be buried under the rubble. the military has been sent in to help with the rescue efforts. the city of hon. i in bellowed, she stand. that province is the worst hit region. zane bez robbie has moved most people were asleep in the early morning hours when a shallow is quick caused the death and destruction in southwestern pakistan. there's the girl burger biker, you know, but that is say, it was a $5.00 magnitude quake, but i would say it was more than that. lots of lives lost and damaged property. the main mosque of the town was also damaged, badly him profitably, was he what did everyone including women and children were running here and there we were, skin didn't know what to do. later. ambulances arrived and took the injured to hospital. peo

let's begin in new castle 1st. we just color as i understand it, the most simple way of describing this global supply chain is the fact that it works on this kind of last minute principle. the idea is that with frictionless borders, with a all the supply chain working at once, everything gets to the shops, everything gets the stores just in time, nothing has stockpiled. and for that, for decades, that system has worked for the most part. but now with the pandemic and with briggs it and with say, shortage of workers, those that last minute principal is being really test it. is it still working? is it still the best way? i think the whole principle of just to time production and delivery, it's bugs in certain settings and it doesn't buck another setting. and it's really important to distinguish between the 2. so just in time, of course has good benefits in times all that is evidence approach. it has everything to be done, but it's a good quality. no cause, no time method of delivery. however, it also makes up like it

they thought stay trapped for years, and rival clubs try to brand new castle from gaining an advantage after their big money take over. we don't have the details in sports to stay with us. we're back after the break. ah. the hi there. good to see you getting going on your weather forecasts for the middle east right now. we've got some rain hanging around the caspian sea and there is the risk. some of this could seep into ted on. so we look at the next 3 days and we'll call it about a 40 percent chance of seen some showers on thursday, your temperature 1918 degrees that's below where you should be. for this time, the year off to pakistan, temperatures come down just a bit, st. karachi, 36 degrees and islam abad, up to 33. the high for you on wednesday, turkey's northeastern black sea region has been striped with some heavy rain as of late still there on wednesday. but it will start to peter out as we get throughout the day. central africa right now. uganda, right into the democratic republic of congo. we're seen some pretty big storms flare up here. i'd take you further toward that sout

does kara in new castle politicians, a warning now that there will be shortages in the near future? obviously they are thinking that this is a serious problem, but i can't help a think if you're warning about this now, then it is going to be a problem. but the basic, underlying issues haven't changed with this a long term problem, right? i completely agree. this is more of my opinion, a bit more time posting that yes, this is going to occur. and on some level it has triggered planning, buying as well. so this problem is likely complicated. a lot more actually by these announcement, but yeah, you're still right, but this is a long term problem, particularly take your sample code has only complicated the problem that was already there, which was entering into negotiations because they could open the union and depends a lot on that so you know, colon combined, that breaks it has actually made it a long term problem and that's going to leave. but the, you can't be the long term solution. i. 5 completely agree with the point there, that's why we need to think locally and. and what i woul

all right, tiny barker reporting live from new castle and thanks very much and take care of yourself at their twenty's in south korea have continued their unbeaten run in the final group stage of asian qualifying for the 2022 cat harwell cup. they meet syria earlier on thursday, but only just having taken the lead shortly after halftime south korea were packed back with serious scoring a late equalizer asia. tal player son. he and men proved to be the different spell . it taught him forward, sealing it to one with a late winter result. mean south korea have 7 points of from 3 games. her players from north america's top women's football competition have united in protest, games resumed for the 1st time since an abuse scandal hit the national women's soccer league them and what matches were paused in the 6th minute to reflect the 6 years it's taken for some of the allegations to be heard. these returning to the page included north carolina courage, their head coach, paul riley was fired last week amend charges of sexual misconduct league. us soccer and sci fi has all open separate inve

and in sports, rival camps, try to book rock new castle from gaining an advantage after their big money take over. he to have the beatles later in the zone. ah, to iraq, where supporters of pro iranian fractions are protesting against the result of last week's parliamentary election. oh, parties linked to the paramilitary group known as the popular mobilization forces. so big losses in the election, crowds in baghdad have been gathering to demand a recount. let's go live to my mood. abdullah hot, who's at the protest in baghdad, his nighttime there tell us about how big the crowds are and what their demand is. ah, well, very big. apparently as you can see behind me, dozens of tents. big tents have been set up by the protest. those who demand at a count of the votes these protesters, they are supporters of the political parties. it's mostly shia political parties that lost an election member. a most of the protests was here today that a military individuals up that belong to the popular mobilization forces. the popular mobilization forces onward groups and lead by members of the politica

moment, what value it will be a real change in the clubs of for she's going forward me brocker in new castle. thank you very much for that neeve. ah, no. again, i'm fully back to bo, with the headlines on al jazeera, an earthquake in pakistan's belushi sand provinces scale. at least 20 people is struck in the early hours of thursday flattening houses. while most people wear asleep, come on, hider has more from the hardest hit area. we are in our nie a more district in baluchistan, situated about 5 hour drive from the city of winder, which is the provincial capital. the alternative that saying that did it damage or to 500? how did at least 20 people have been killed. the military had to you delegate this to evacuate. the most seriously injured, most of the injured of gods include women and children. the idea had received a number of off their truck. dozens of trunks in eastern saddam have been allowed through a blockade set up by protesters that's been causing a supply crisis to demonstrate is let the trucks carrying medicine to pass for humanitarian reasons. members of the beach or chide, a

news. the latest headlines: buckingham palace has revealed that queen elizabeth has spent a night in hospital for medical checks, but is now back at windsor castlector on the set of his new film with a prop gun. australian authorities are offering a one million dollar reward for information on the whereabouts of a 4—year—old girl that they fear may have been abducted from a remote campsite. cleo smith was last seen sleeping in herfamily�*s tent at a camp in western australia on saturday morning. we can get the latest now from our correspondent phil mercer. i desperately sad story and one that i know has captured the public�*s attention in australia. what more do we know at this stage? i australia. what more do we know at this stage?— at this stage? i think when western australian - at this stage? i think when western australian police l at this stage? i think when . western australian police said this is a suspected abduction that strikes at the very hard of the community it gives you an indicationjust how of the community it gives you an indication just how severely australia as a nation is feeling about little cleo smith, who disappeared as yo

host: let's hear from eric from new castle, pennsylvania, democrats line.aller: i was curious about the essential workers. we were told that we were keeping the country running. it has been two years, we have not gotten a pat on the back. you pay these people $600 a week extra to take a year off of work. we are not getting anything. we were the first people on the chopping block. you are going to pay us not enough to live on. what is the point? host: what kind of work are you doing? say that again. caller: what is the point of going back to work if you have to work for slave wages? host: tell us what kind of work you are doing. caller: security. guest: of course, you are speaking from the heart and i am sure as a security worker you have been on the front lines and been well aware you were on the front lines. i do not know your individual situation, but i do think as we try to get the economy moving again, keep it moving and get people back to work, we have to pay attention to what you are saying. people do not want to come back to substandard wages. they d

but the queen continuing to rest, we did see her earlier on today at windsor castle, and the good newso work, getting back to her duties. but obviously following this news this evening, she clearly needs further rest. . ., ~ , ., evening, she clearly needs further rest. . . ~' , ., , evening, she clearly needs further rest. . ., ~ , ., , . rest. helena, thank you very much. helena wilkinson _ rest. helena, thank you very much. helena wilkinson in _ rest. helena, thank you very much. helena wilkinson in windsor. - when world leaders gather for that crucial climate summit in glasgow next month, the focus will be on the world�*s biggest polluters to offer greater commitments to limit global warming. a few of them will be particularly closely watched. that�*s because four territories are responsible for more than half of the world�*s emissions — china, the united states, europe and india. india produces more than 6% of co2. in the latest in his series of climate profiles, my colleague ros atkins looks at what india is doing about it. time is running out to cut emissions, and all of the big

for this ns 18 new rocket and jeff bezos was on the first human flight that we saw for this new shepherd castlen july. what was a historic flight this is going to be historic as well they're going to travel above the carmen line. so, more than 62 miles above earth. they'll experience several minutes of weightlessness. this will be a 11-minute trip that's autonomous. but william shatner is the headliner of the crew. captain kirk will become the oldest person to have ever travelled to space and guys, very worth noting. two paying passengers on board this mission as well which speaks to the space tourism market that they're firmly in the lead on. which is why you should keep an eye on virgin galactic stocks. >> i've seen something amazing and historic a 90-year-old guy put his shoe on by putting his foot on his go to i can't even do that now >> and he's going to space it's amazing >> i mean, that was amazing. >> it's interesting to see jeff bezos. he's just climbed the watch tower with this crew he's suited up in his blue origin suit as well. just a reminder this is a fre pressureized cabin this i

aguilera come out and do a musical performance that was phenomenal, and then we launched our new nighttime castleular, so it's a fitting kickoff to what is going to be a monumental celebration. >> bob, as you celebrate 50 years, what can guests expect? >> well, guests are going to expect a lot of new things, we've got new attractions. like our ratatouille attraction, and on the water, we have something for everybody. and on the water, and we have >> after all these years, disney world is really a special place for so many people around the globe. what is the secret? >> well, the secret is our cast. we've been able to entertain 1.6 billion people since opening up the gate. but our cast are the element that makes those magical memories that last a lifetime and it really is about the memories that you take home and relive with your family, friends and loved ones, and our cast, we appreciate them every day for what they do for our 1.6 billion guests. >> they do do an amazing. you're also honoring inspiring people all across the country with the magic makers campaign. tell us about that. >> well, the

news... the queen is back at windsor castle and said to be in good spirits, after spending a night in hospitalhe united states are investigating the death of a cinematographer who was injured when actor alec baldwin fired a prop gun on the set of his new film, also seriously injuring the director. 1.1 million people, or one in 60 across the uk, had covid in the past week, according to the latest official data. that's the highest number since the end of january. now it's time for across the uk. a group of muslim women from bradford have been given a taste of army life. they were invited by the 4th armoured brigade in york, also known as the black rats, to see how they operate. it's hoped community activities like this will inspire more muslims, especially women, tojoin the british armed forces. the bbc asian network's shabnam mahmood has more. 0h! excellent. put through their paces, army—style. these women from bradford are trying out some military exercises. among them, selena, who is a data analyst, and iram, a beauty therapist. it is scary. it's something i've not done before, but it is exci

news. the headlines. buckingham palace says the queen is in good spirits and back at windsor castle, after spending wednesdayare this winter, unless immediate action is taken. a new advertising campaign launches to encourage more people to get coronavirus booster vaccines and the winter flu jab, as covid case rates continue to rise across the uk. hello, my name's ed. when i was little, i had a stutter. and coming up... ed sheeran joins the a—team of stars who've read a cbeebies bedtime story — the musician will read a book about a boy who has a stutter next month. buckingham palace says the queen is back at windsor castle — and in good spirits — after spending a night in hospital for "preliminary medical checks". the 95—year—old monarch was said to have been disappointed, after being forced to cancel a visit to northern ireland earlier in the week. her hospital admission was not related to coronavirus. here's our royal correspondent, sarah campbell. it was the day after hosting this reception at windsor castle that buckingham palace announced that on medical advice the queen wouldn't be travelling to norther

there have also a video call between windsor castle and new zealand as well where she was speaking tod the audio from that, and she sounded really well. they are, out of caution, asking her to stay behind, not go to northern ireland. they are playing down too much concern here. we'll watch it. she is obviously 95 years old. at the moment she is in good spirits and recovering in windsor. >> we'll keep an eye on this, max. thank you. >>> so dozens of community members spoke out at a school board meeting in texas after one of the administrators was recorded telling educators that a new texas law required them to teach opposing views on the holocaust. one of the students who spoke out, one of the people who spoke out was a former student who said he dealt with anti-semitic bullying when he was in school there. >> the facts are there are not two sides to the holocaust. there are not two sides of slavery. a moment where barely 150 years removed from. there are not two sides to jim crow, racism, and the same oppression continues today. these are facts. i was bullied on a daily basis for near

news with the latest headlines. the queen returns to windsor castle after spending wednesday night in hospital for what buckingham palace

new film. the queen is resting at windsor castle after her overnight stay in hospital on wednesday for medical tests. and a special report on the schools still struggling to help pupils catch up after the disruption of covid. and coming up on the bbc news channel... heartache for ireland's cricketers — knocked out of the t20 world cup before the super 12s stage — by the lowest ranked side in the tournament. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. scientists advising the uk government say plans for the reintroduction of stricter coronavirus measures should be ready for "rapid deployment". they say early intervention, like asking more people to work from home, could have the greatest impact on preventing viral spread and reducing the need for more stringent and longer—lasting measures. new figures from the office for national statistics, suggest that 1.1 million people were infected across the uk last week, the highest number since january. currently there are more than 1,000 hospital admissions a day. borisjohnson says the situation is under constant review, but there are no plans to

. >> and the magic kingdom, there's a new enchantment light show that stretches from cinderella's castlel kingdom has a new stage show, and at epcot, the new harmonious nighttime show. >> you will see a brand-new spectacle come to life that will bring the world together. >> the new remumimimimimimimi ride. >> it makes you feel like you are immersed in the movie you've seen on screen. >> galleries of the universe cosmic roller coaster. >> one of the largest enclosed roller coaster systems >> >>. there are 50 character statues and a true fan would try to get a photo with all of them. you can celebrate tonight with a primetime special. two hours show, hosted by whoopi goldberg, takes a look back at the park's history, plus surprises from christina aguilera and hallie bailey. you will not want to miss that. it is almost as good as being here. tonight on abc 7 at 8:00 i will bring these back for you, although they are a little sweaty because i'm not used to the humidity. reggie: what's been your favorite thing this week? >> i've got to tell you, just being here and magic kingdom and seeing pe

castle on thursday. she's said to be in good spirits. i spoke to our newsorrespondent megan paterson who told us the latest. last night around 10:30 uk time, we're told the queen attended hospital in central london on wednesday afternoon for preliminary investigations. she saw a specialist and then, for practical reasons, the palace say, she then stayed in hospital overnight. she then returned to windsor castle yesterday afternoon, thursday afternoon. we're told she was in good spirits and she then returned to her desk for lighter duties yesterday afternoon. this is the first time that the queen has had an overnight stay in hospital for eight years. this will cause some concern for some people. it will be a matter of interest. the palace are seeking to reassure people that it was preliminary investigations, it was a practical reason she stayed in for overnight, and it's not thought to be linked to covid—19. i see. and she is remarkably healthy at 95 years old and particularly busy as well, a normally jampacked schedule. incredibly busy. and she has been inc

i think it's really important to say that a source told abc news on tuesday that this is not , a at windsor castle and she spent today behind her desk performing some light duties. david? >> all right, well wishes from the u.s. for the queen tonight. james, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to haiti and a da canadian kidnapped by a violent gang there. that gang now threatening to kill them if a $17 million ransom is not paid. and tonight, u.s. officials are now looking closely at this video, showing a man who authorities say is the gang bl. meantime, haiti is descending u into chaos tonight. fires burning across the capital. protesters in the streets. it appears police are losing control in many places.s of the hostages. marcus moore from haiti again tonight. joseph, thepe gang leader authorities believe is holding if he doesn't get what he wants, he will put a bullet in the heads of the americans. authorities investigating the video circulating online that shows him standing by coffins he says hold five members of his h police, saying, "i will make you guys cry blood." authorities believe hi

take advantage of a honeymoon period, usually given by the electorate to new governments. florence louis al jazeera former castle leader callous for jamal sex tradition. hearing has been suspended by an italian court. he was detained by police when he arrived in san antonio last month, but a judge ordered his release a day later. spain accused foot which amount of sedition over his all in catalonia, failed independence. bit in 2017. he's been living in self imposed exile in belgium . my parts of a crate on the con brave year have okay. now on the island of la palmer has collapse as eruptions become more aggressive, the volcano still spewing lover after erupting more than 2 weeks ago. the spanish government has pledged $239000000.00 to how the island recover from the devastation . prime minister federal sanchez made the commitment on sunday during a visit to la palmer. the financial package will be the 2nd stage of a plan approved last week. john hall has more from the palm. what i think is clear that we're in a much more powerful, more explosive, aggressive phase of this eruption. for all part of the normal cour

news with the latest headlines. the queen returns to windsor castle after spending wednesday night in hospital for what buckingham palace say were "preliminary checks". the actor alec baldwin has shot dead a cinematographer and seriously injured the director on the set of his new film in an incident involving a prop gun. we'll be speaking to a film director who knew the woman who died. england's care watchdog warns there will be a "tsunami of people" without the care they need this winter, unless a staff shortage is tackled. the care minister admits staffing is a worry. it's been a workforce that's under incredible pressure, but of course, that is intensified at this time, particularly as we have 1.1 million vacancies, there's a lot of competition for labour, so, it is a worry. the assisted dying bill, which would allow terminally ill patients to seek assistance to end their lives, will have its second reading in parliament today. in cricket, scotland are through to the main draw of the t20 world cup for the first time in their history, after comfortably beating oman by eight wickets. hello, my name is ed. when i was li

speaking of staying home, new data shows that employees are going back to the office as new covid cases decline. castle systems which tracks office check ins says in the past week, back to work average hit a new high occupancy averaging 36.1%. one of the points they make, jim, is that more workers -- it's not that they're being asked to come back, they're voluntary coming back because cases are down. >> i think that fear has been an underreported upon issue when 700,000 people die, more than the civil war, you think, i don't want to die. that's a powerful reason to not go back to work. the key person to talk about this is james coreman from morgan stanley he's said, we're vaccinated let's go to work i was listening to that excellent piece on "squawk on the street." three vaccines are great i went into cvs, i said i would like my third vaccine. i get it and i feel like a king. but i'm tired of seeing -- i'm sorry. >> no, you're saying it's a health issue most of these ceos will say -- >> look at this. >> -- that it's not. it's people wanting to not -- to do whatever they want to do. that's not coming in

she took a turn about the grounds of new york's historic lyndhurst castle to discuss their latest passionbye, song. so tell me what happened >> i think it was probably a couple of hours afterwards i started getting comments like oh, my gosh, yes, we want "bridgerton" t >> when you say big, what do you mean >> like a couple hundred thousand likes within a few hours. so i texted emily. >> and i was like, i had the same reaction as the rest of the world, which was a resounding yet. >> i got a text 45 minutes later that was a fully orchestrated verse of what i had just written. >> not entirely shocking from miss emily bear, who was after all a child prodigy, even holding court with the queen, queen ellen, that is and young abigail barlow dreamed of a recording career, but alas, until "bridgerton," the two could not break into that society. >> what kind of nos have you been up against? >> she was doing things for scoring and i was doing pop music and i got ghosted by every major label. >> when you know your talent and everybody saying no, what did it do to your confidence? >> it made me want t

this is bbc news, the latest headlines: buckingham palace has revealed that queen elizabeth has spent a night in hospitalfor medical checks, but is now back at windsor castlecinematographer and wounded the director on the set of his new film with a prop gun. to ireland now, where today should have been a red letter day. 22 october was supposed to have marked the full, unrestricted re—opening of the hospitality sector, but that's not the case. in fact, rising numbers of covid—19 cases has led the government to reversed many of the promises made to the people. they will still need to show digital vaccine passports to get into pubs and restaurants and to enter nightclubs, but at least the latter are open — that's the first time since march of last year. masks are still mandatory. adrian cummins is ceo of the restaurants association of ireland. this was not exactly what you're hoping for, was it? irate you're hoping for, was it? we are going _ you're hoping for, was it? we are going in _ you're hoping for, was it? - are going in the right direction in terms of covid and the opening of the economy. 0ur government has taken a approach which is slow and steady an

i think it's really important to say that a source told abc news on tuesday that this is not covid-related. the queen is back at windsor castle, she spent today behind her desk performing some light duties. >> james, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to haiti and a dangerous turn today for the 16 americans and one canadian kidnapped by a violent gang there. that gang now threatening to kill them if a $17 million ransom is not paid. and tonight, u.s. officials are now looking closely at this video, showing a man who authorities say is the gang leader, there in the blue. issuing an ultimatum. meantime, haiti is descending into chaos tonight. fires burning across the capital. protesters in the streets. it appears police are losing control in many places. and this evening, the letter from the families of the hostages. marcus moore from haiti again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, wilson joseph, the gang leader authorities believe is holding those 17 missionaries hostage, sending a chilling message. if he doesnt get what he wants, he will put a bullet in the heads of the americans. authorities investigating the video circulatin

news. still to come... the queen is resting at windsor castle after the revelation she'd stayed for tests in hospital on wednesdaywaited forfor decades. the former dictator in the dock older, slimmer. and as he sat down, obedient enough. dawn, and as the sun breaks through the piercing chill of night on a plane outside, it lights up a biblicalfamine now in the 20th century. the depressing conclusion, in argentina today it is actually cheaper to paper your walls with money. we've had controversies - in the past with great britain, but as good friends we have always |found a good and lasting solution. | concorde bows out in style after almost three decades in service. an aircraft that has enthralled its many admirers for so long taxis home one last time. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... the hollywood actor alec baldwin says he's heartbroken after he shot and killed a cinematographer with a prop gun on a film set in new mexico. scientists advising the uk government say stricter covid measures should be made ready for �*rapid deployment�*, but the prime minister borisjohnson insists plan b for england isn�*t

news, in tokyo. the queen has carried out virtual audiences at windsor castle — her first official engagements in seven a ht. she is back at work? absolutely right- what _ she is back at work? absolutely right. what was _ she is back at work? absolutely right. what was it, _ she is back at work? absolutely right. what was it, wednesdayl she is back at work? absolutely - right. what was it, wednesday when we heard she was cancelling a planned trip to northern ireland and instead went into hospital, a brief stay, and overnight stay in hospital. she never really went away in that the palisade she was back at her desk carrying out what they call light duties on thursday —— in that the palace said she was back. this was the first person—to—person engagement, even if it was one of those virtual things everyone has been getting too over the year—and—a—half, a virtual audience with the swiss ambassador and the korean ambassador and as you can probably tell from the pictures released of the queen smiling rather broadly, she looks like she is rather enjoying herself. rather en'oying herself. thank you ve rather

new perspective. of course, it's very different from what we had in milan. mostly, you don't have perspective to something desirable. we used to do it centuries ago. we built monuments, castles, cathedrals. then we shaped the city so people could see something representative of it. for things to change, we have to prove this new vision, in my opinion. a lot of the newer urbanists want to have pedestrian promenades, they want to have bigger parks. i think in a strange way, this contemporary urbanism is affecting in exactly your direction the old fabric of the city. - giacomo and i have clearly connected on the fact that a city has to adapt to its citizens' needs and not the other way around. like me, he sees the city as a process where individual goals can be transformed into morsels of collective well-being. the old milan, old european cities, even old american cities were individual. if we needed a building here, some guy paid for it and they built a building. now we are in a different age. the process has changed. now there are developers with enormous amounts of power and working with "star-chitects". is this a threat to the future development of our cities? that we are l

i 80@castle peak some the highest elevations reporting more than two feet of new snow. we brought you the live storm coverage all day yesterday on cbs bay area. we are streaming 24 hours a day kpix.com and th >>velong news h borned whistleblower answer questions from lawmakers in the uk. who like u.s. lawmakers are working on legislation to rein in the power of social media companies. >> i think there is a real thing that people are exposed -- they say look at all the good we are doing. yes that is true. we did not invent hate. we did not invent ethnic violence. that is not the question. what is doing to amplify or expand hate? what is it doing to amplify or expand ethnic violence?>> it is making hate worse. >> francys talked about how algorithms that prioritize engagement take people with mainstream interest and push them to the extremes. she said facebook could add moderators to prevent groups from being used to spread extremist views. during that testimony outside of british parliament somebody put up this mural of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. it shows him surfing o

news at one. buckingham palace says the queen is in good spirits and back at windsor castle after spending wednesdayht in hospital. she was taken in for tests after being forced to cancel a trip to northern ireland. her doctors had told her to rest, following a busy round of public engagements. here's our royal correspondent, nicholas witchell. windsor, two days ago, early afternoon, a convoy of royal vehicles were seen heading into london. was this the convoy taking the queen to hospital? at around the same time, at windsor castle itself, a very small royal standard was seen to be flying, its presence supporting the palace's claimed that the queen was resting at the castle. in fact, the queen was here, at the private king edward vii hospital in central london. the palace clearly hoped her visit would go unnoticed. it did, until last night, when the sun led with the story that she had spent the night in hospital. that prompted a short statement from the palace. following medical advice to rest for a few days, the queen attended hospital on wednesday afternoon... buckingham palace insists that like a

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castle. borisjohnson urges people to get vaccinated — as the daily number of new covid infections in the uk surgesmore than 50,000. live from our studio in singapore — this is bbc news. it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. saudi arabia, australia and japan are among a number of countries — who've lobbied for changes to a crucial report — which underlines the need to move away from using fossil fuels. the lobbying was revealed in a leak of documents seen by the bbc. saudi arabia is one of the world's largest oil producers. australia is a major coal exporter. the leak comes as world leaders prepare to gather in glasgow for the global climate talks in ten days�* time. 0ur climate editor justin rowlat reports. the clock is ticking on tackling climate change. the science says unless we start making dramatic cuts to emissions now, we risk very serious consequences. world leaders will be meeting here in glasgow for a crucial climate conference in just ten days. yet leaked documents seen by the bbc show some countries are pressuring the un to change its message on the options for tackling the

news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: buckingham palace reveals that queen elizabeth spent wednesday night in hospital for preliminary medical checks. she's now back at windsor castle. more than 150 people die in floods in southern india. we have a special report. in this one small village alone, more than 100 homes were completely destroyed, and just as many were left damaged. as the river rose earlier in the week, people say they ran for their lives. the world health organisation says millions of health workers across the world are still unvaccinated, and blames rich nations. and a potential breakthrough — surgeons successfully transplant a pig kidney into a human without it being rejected by the immune system. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. buckingham palace has revealed that queen elizabeth has spent a night in hospital, after cancelling a visit to northern ireland. a spokesperson said the queen, who's 95, underwent "preliminary investigations" at a private hospital in central london. she returned to windsor castle on thursday. she's said to be in good spirits. 0ur correspondent megan paterson's with me. talk us through what we k

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new film. halyna hutchins later died in hospital. the queen is resting at windsor castle after the revelation she'd stayed for tests in hospital on wednesday night. the eu accuses belarus of state—sponsored people smuggling. we follow one group of migrants on their way to europe. and the norfolk sand bank reversing the march of coastal erosion. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, four perfect races make it an omnium clean sweep for katie archibald — she becomes a track world champion again in roubaix. good evening. scientists advising the uk government say plans for the reintroduction of stricter coronavirus measures should be ready for "rapid deployment". they say early intervention, like asking more people to work from home, could have the greatest impact on preventing viral spread and reduce the need for more stringent and longer—lasting measures. new figures from the office for national statistics suggest that 1.1 million people were infected across the uk last week, the highest number since january. currently there are more than 1,000 hospital admissi

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