final insult came an injury china's don't win try to bring some respectability to the scoreline nicholas johnson is taking advantage of the oceans of space. 51 the final score so many heaviest home defeats in more than a decade the pressure now weighing even heavier on file for. it watching did the building is from berlin coming up how finland has managed to keep its corona virus infection writes under control that's in full stories the week in reports this morning is on the data playing at a web site of course that they do believe dot com you can also follow us on instagram and twitter as well as they delete this morning's coming up at the top there. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons. there are many and.

who failed to need it one thing's for sure for boris johnson it's been not a hell of a year but rather a year from how scottish 1st minister nicholas to britain to last more than it's gain from briggs it now scotland has to decide on its future is quote an independent nation is what scots and other brits think of the deal. fatigue because it's been going on so long it's happening over the balls rolling i think we should just finish it i think it beats a few of these because over the past couple weeks it's been just so much hype and misinformation and media i hate breaks and i think it's completely retrograde step i think that the feeling of being part of a multinational international. i word looking community i think has been thompson fantastic i didn't support bret so i didn't pull the brakes a i have really guides to not be part of you know petty boy it does make me nervous to think how am i going to get to visit the european cities and you know friends i have to live in spain and in france and other parts of europe it would have been a disaster if there had been no deal so very peaceful but there is a to this is i suppose some p

in india in scotland splits go polls nicholas dungeon is very popular and she's seen as having managed the current virus crisis much better than boris johnson which is all of the playschool charisma and skill as well i don't think she needs a lot of help and i think that she's on course to win the next election and come head see you just to go back to what most saying a moment ago it's not saying that everyone necessarily suppose independence and they've made the s.n.p. we know that's we know that's the case that you're using the s.n.p. a majority in 2014 and they still lost in his referendum but what it does say is that the s.n.p. has a mandate for its major policy which is to have that independence referendum and so as you said the full there is now into a very very difficult period but here is the s.n.p. is going to be elected next year on this platform of holding a 2nd referendum in the lights of massive disruption to the constitutional rule against is going to. london is going to be saying it's not the time you can have the referendum figures overseas and worries that they might leave and they're worried about the general disruption th

nicholas sturgeon and a good light at all. she is still has them by the borisjohnson. at all. she is still has them by the boris johnson.y. it does not work for a joint discussion, does it. let's move onto a new subject. it could've been really interesting as well as we started that but they're looking at a proposal to solve or tackle the chaos. having said, the prince having said increased officers in the french saying that they would expect them to be patrolling the euro store and depending on what is or is not decided in this possible trade deal with bricks at the end of this year, who knows, frankly at this year, who knows, frankly at this stage would either side is staying is going to happen, i think we re staying is going to happen, i think were going to have a deal at some point because if we do not have one before the end of this year, will happen fairly soon afterwards because they're going to go back in the talks in the new year and i think the failure of not getting a deal at this stage would be so great that both sides are going to compromise in ways that they want but they absolutely will have to get that d

not sure boris johnson would want that kind of failure so closely associated with him laurie thanks very much. and we're live from london much more still to bring you on the program nicholas madeira is coalition sweeps the country's parliamentary elections but the u.s. and e.u. pushiness to recognize the results. 7 weeks of bushfires destroy half of australia's fraser island killing criticism of the country's climate policies. hello if you watch the satellite picture gives away the pattern of the weather it comes in here and it turns around goes up through central europe now it is edging slowly eastward so the 1st of those storms is this one here over rumania and that's a frontal system during tuesday giving snow as funnels as sweden the next one coming in is almost a repeat performance significant very richly including in the north where has been flooding significantly more snow in the documents italian alps the austrian tirol as well and the cold then creeps up through the heart of europe because the higher temperatures that's a joke 5 is a high temperature one in zurich for example and the same is true on wednesdays this tries to progress into the balkans once more the

scotland nicholas sturgeon said that she got a lump in the throat when she was watching the footage of margaret keenan the 90 year old woman who was the 1st administer the vaccine. boris johnson has been in a hospital 2 and e.'s been tweeting about it for the u.k. it's been bad news after bad these after bad news for this whole gear there's been accusations that the government is mismanaged the whole covert crisis this finally is a piece of good news for the country and indeed some lights at the end of a very dark tunnel indeed it has to be said were a challenge the live outside sometimes is also in london thank you laurie. well staying with the coronavirus belgium has reported more coronavirus related deaths by head of population than any other nation and a higher rate of infection than all but for other countries well why it's restrictions there may be in place for months let's cross live now it's paul brennan who joins us from brussels paul why is the situation so bad there. well the situation is bad for a lot of the 23 parts to that 1st of all there's a rather fragmented administration system here in belgium with different regions and different counts on sort of not worki