nicola: we are already seeing that.he data from numerous sources talks about the fact that in the first three months of the lockdown, business is moving , what would have taken 10 years took place in days. shows is 46% of small businesses that are open, 50% of their sales are coming online. that is a huge number and a big shift. we are also seeing 39% of businesses that are thinking how they can move their business online. we are seeing that on a personal basis. the personal trainers offering online classes, or restaurants, or shops going virtual because they cannot have people visit their shops. it is a big shift in a short time. francine: is working at home u.s. were staff can stay home until 2021? nicola: it is exactly the same something we have looked at globally. we want people to have the option to work from home. offices are closed around the world for a handful of people. that can be done from home, we want to make sure we are looking after and protecting people at this time. the different ways people might work

. (♪ música ) >>> la familia de nicolás chávez, el joven latino muerto de 21 disparos por la policíaara su hijo horas después de que se anunció el despido de cuatro policías involucrados en su muerte en abril pasado. >>> a nadie le gustaría que les arrebaten hacía su hijo que le tiraron 21 veces en esos 10 segundos. no tenía que ser así >>> nicolás ya estaba en el suelo, le dispararon balas de gomas, descargas eléctricas y finalmente disparos >>> le dijeron que se levantara otra vez y ahí es cuando le dispararon otra vez. >>> esa es una pregunta que nosotros estamos buscando también >>> pasar unas dos meses para que el departamento de la policía de houston hiciera público el dramático vídeo de la multa de nicolás, el jefe de policía condenó la forma en la que actuaron cuatro de los 18 que estaban en el incidente >>> no podían hacer más nada, ese muchacho por 21 minutos no pudo pararse y no podemos quitar una vida sin justificación. >>> la policías actuaron de acuerdo al reglamento dijo el jefe del sindicato. la autopsia reveló que nicolás tenía rastros de metanfetamina en el sistema

just a light coming into the bbc, nicola sturgeon has written to borisjohnson, the bbc, nicola sturgeonten to boris johnson, the prime bbc, nicola sturgeon has written to borisjohnson, the prime minister, calling for urgent four nation talks to tackle the spread of coronavirus. scotland's first minister has pointed to scientific opinion that bringing the virus back under control will require measures beyond those announced so far. in this letter it also highlights that divulge administrations' ability to ta ke divulge administrations' ability to take action as being curtailed bilateral financial leavers to deliver economic support, so nicola sturgeon writing to the prime minister, details coming in, the different nations going separately in their ways slightly when it comes to coronavirus restrictions. more details as and when we get them. the latest government figures show a big rise in new cases in the last 2a hours. 6,178 new coronavirus infections have been recorded across the uk. it means the average number of new cases reported per day in the last week, is now 4,501. and 262 peopl

nicola sturgeon going further than boris johnson in us.ng further than borisjohnson in terms of these restrictions. why do you fear that has been necessary, what is going on with coronavirus in scotland? let's go back to first principles here. the risk is household transitions —— transmission. the risk is between one household to another. if you get it in your house it is on it's impossible to stop it going to everybody in your house. you can try and people have managed it from self—isolation. the next risk is taking it from that household to another. into particular places in your own home or somebody else's, so when you asked for public health advice about what to do, those of the two things we tell you to do. restrict household gatherings at home and restrict household gatherings and other places, hospitality workplaces. that is hard, nobody wants to give that advice and nobody wants to have to make those choices but that is where the virus is and that is where it is caught, and leads to illness and u nfortu nately caught, and leads to

nicola adams, the first woman to win two 0lympic titles in the boxing ring!elebrity to have a same—sex dancing partner. nicola, who has already been showing off a few moves on to tiktok, knows that this is a big moment. i think it's really important, yes. it is definitely time for change, it is definitely time to move on and be more diverse. and this is a brilliant step in the right direction. it all comes after this year's series of itv‘s dancing on ice saw former pop star ian h watkins competing alongside professional skater matt evers. although until now strictly has had only mixed sex celebrity parents, last year did see two male professionals dancers performing part of a routine together. the show has now gone a step further. the uk's most popularfamily entertainment series reflecting families of all kinds. strictly spin offs in other countries, though, have embraced it for years. israel's dancing with the stars was the first in 2009. while a same—sex couple competed in last year's version of the show in denmark. they went on to win in the final. which a

we are going to holyrood to hear from nicola sturgeon.which the scottish government now believes are necessary to get covid back under control as we enter winter, and i will set out why these measures are essential and the principles and priorities that have guided our decisions. let me provide a summary of today's statistics. since yesterday an additional 383 cases of covid have been confirmed and that represents 7.6% of people newly tested and it takes the total number of cases to 25,009. a total of 73 patients are in hospital with confirmed covid which is the same as yesterday and ten people are in intensive care which is two more than yesterday and i'm sorry to report that in the past 24 hours one further death has been registered of a patient who had tested positive. the total number of deaths in scotla nd the total number of deaths in scotland under that measurement is now 2506. that reminds us of the impact of covid, because these deaths are not just impact of covid, because these deaths are notjust statistics, they are real people

pardoned by the president venezuela's nicolas maduro friens dozens of political opponents but critics say it's only to legitimize the next election. plus hong kong launches a mass covert testing program but many are staying away because they're worried china may use it to crackdown on activists. french president emanuel not home is urging the quick formation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis he's calling it the last chance for lebanon's system visiting the beirut port for the 2nd time since that explosion killed almost 200 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless well somebody was named prime minister just hours before home landed on monday let's go live to al-jazeera xina holder in beirut this is a very good 2nd visit by in my own back home as we saying very quickly after the 1st one what message is he sending here. well fronts and mccrone really is the protecting power projecting influence the political message is that we are the main power brokers in this crisis he landed in beirut just 2 days after that massive ex

nicola sturgeon —— nicola sturgeon, the leader of the scottish government, has a rating of plus 50. more stark. these ratings go up be more stark. these ratings go up and down as quickly as they come about. it is important to remember we have two governments in scotland and the prime minister is the leader of the uk government and i think it is important we continue to show what scotland's two governments can do together. sure, but you are a politician andi sure, but you are a politician and i wonder if it was wise for you, when you won the leadership of the scottish conservative party, frankly you are the only candidate, so it wasn't much of an issue, but you said in the wake of your appointment" i will be a boris backing brags that positive anti— nationalist leader was good. that doesn't seem very advantageous territory. good. that doesn't seem very advantageous territoryli didn't actually say that. they don't want to get one of your researchers in trouble. that was one of my supporters, who said that. those are not my words. that is interesting. so you are not going to be boris b

but else is another major electric vehicle partnership this time with a start up nicola. and zoom google meets how about google's though can use own web based video conferencing platform as good. traction there and looks to expand across the continent. hello and welcome to the show i'm seeing because of the lead it's good to have you with us a new survey suggests chinese officials are using the pandemic to up the pressure on european firms their companies telling the european union chamber of commerce in china the beijing is frequently refusing to grant managers and workers entry the findings come just days after president paying promised the business community to continue to open the economy to the world. in late may several 100 german executives and their families who had been forced to leave china due to the pandemic were granted special permission to return to their work places there but it was anything but a sign of getting back to normal. many european companies in china are still waiting for their employees to return but chinese authorities are refusing to let them

nicola: i think so.called new neutral predicated on an excess of saving overinvestment due to demographics, high debt levels, and generally speaking, caution after the financial crisis are probably going to be deepened by this corunna crisis. if we look at -- this corona crisis. if we look at global saving rates, they have been going higher and higher, and that andls -- and that levels -- debt levels have been pushing higher and higher. if anything, i would say interest rates are here to stay very low in nominal terms, and couldinal terms, they fall to even lower levels. tom: what is the european ramification of dampened, hugely negative real yields? nicola: one of the ramifications is the effect on banks. bank profitability is being squeezed. that is not really affecting the which stillbonds, have some cushion from the equity side. but when it comes to bank equity prices, they will probably remain under pressure. i think ultimately, if you keep rates low for a long time and you have fiscal stimulus cont

to online facilities and rely on bbc scotland to give them straightforward, daily briefings from nicola and i object most strongly to this as a licence payer. well, that divide between the view that those in power have been given too easy a time byjournalists and the opposite opinion that they should have been challenged more has been apparent more widely as we reported last week. criticisms from both sides have continued to come in with peter noble e—mailing... ..whereas anthony painter tweeted. .. well, the challenge of keeping both those constituencies happy is of course only one of many that bbc news has faced over the past few months. there have been many changes to the way it has gone about its business of newsgathering and broadcasting — one of the most obvious being the use of masks by some, but not all, reporters. again, public opinion is divided on that with ann best asking... ..but andrew gold wrote... well, plenty to discuss there with gavin allen, the bbc‘s head of news output whojoins me now. gavin, let's start with operations. so, you're in the newsroom instead of in the

las elecciones parlamentarias en venezuela, convocadas por el regimen de nicolas maduro, estan agitando el panorama politico del pais. la convocatoria ha provocado una ruptura en la oposicion, entre los que rechazan los comicios , otros que llaman a la participacion electoral y los sectores mas radicales, que piden una intervencion armada para sacar a maduro del poder. desde caracas, francisco urreiztieta con los detalles explicar con plastilina dramas humanos como la emigracion y la pobreza, es el proyecto con el que un artista colombiano pretende combatir la discriminacion, y generar empatia hacia los mas desde bogota, nos habla sobre las motivaciones que dieron pie a esta serie de esculturas diminutas en tamaqo, pero inmensas en significado. el tunel mas largo de sud- america fue inaugurado en "colombia", mas de una decada despues de iniciada su construccion. con una longitud superior a las cinco millas, la estructura que por el momento es de una via pasa por debajo de los andes colombianos, y enlaza la costa del pacifico con el centro del pais. la obra es parte de un proyecto mas am

nicola sturgeon, speaking in the last hour or so. bring us up—to—date. last hour or so.restrictions she is talking about are very similarto restrictions she is talking about are very similar to the ones we know about in england already. so, a maximum of six people from two households meeting together, either indoors or outdoors. a couple of refinements compared to what is happening in england. nicola sturgeon said in hospitality settings, cafes, pubs and restaurants, people moving around, customers and staff, would have to wear masks. there will be some exceptions to these rules for things like funerals and weddings. essentially, nicola sturgeon saying it is unfortunate that these tightening measures have to happen, but it is, as she sees it, a necessity. i can confirm that we intend to change this so that a maximum of six people from two households will be able to be together. to help reduce transmission and to simplify the rules as much as possible, the new limit will apply both indoors, in houses, pubs and restaurants, and also outdoors, including private gardens. the

nicola sturgeon has announced a tightening of restrictions on glasgow, and west dunbartonshire.the last 24 hours we have had 66 new confirmed cases in the greater glasgow and clyde area. the three council areas that are affected are glasgow, east renfrewshire and west dunbartonshire. the restrictions will come in from midnight tonight, meaning that there will be limits on household meetings. nobody will be allowed to meet other households indoors. the other restriction coming in is that anyone who is identified as a close contact of someone who has tested positive, the whole household will now have to isolate and there will be limits on ca re isolate and there will be limits on care home and hospital visits. they will be restricted to essential visits only. relief for the hospitality sector, buyers will stay open, unlike the situation in aberdeen last month. we expect these latest restrictions to be reviewed in the next week. katie hunter with the latest. katie hunter with the latest. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has announced that her government will publish a bi

pardoned by the president venezuela's nicolas maduro for use dozens of political opponents but critics say it's to legitimize the next election. robots and this is all just a live from doha also coming up calling for reforms french president emanuel is in lebanon a day after most of the biz named the new prime minister. on kong launches a massive covert testing program but many are staying away because they're worried china may use it to crackdown on activists. plus we talked to 2 deejays who fled in trouble because of a song they played. there's an jubilation in venezuela that dozens of opposition politicians have walked free from prison after being pardoned by president nicolas maduro some have been accused of attempting to overthrow the government critics say it's all done to the elections in december american editor of the sea and human has more. after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president last month were reunited with. loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in greek in a deal would had a stroke in jail thanked the government for lett

we'll show you what is moving. >> nicola firing back calling it a hit job. >> breaking overnight, the international energy agency warning of a treacherous half ahead. experts will break down the report tuesday, september 15, 2020. "squawk box" continues right now. >>> good morning welcome to "squawk box" here andrew ross sorkin with joe kernen and becky is off today. as joe mentioned, things were looking up dow about 175 points s&p looking to open 23 points and nasdaq

nicolÁs: creo que el equipo ha venido de menos a mÁs.s actuaciones. un equipo interesante, que ha venido jugando bien. que estÁ puntero, pero que tenemos una base importante- hay que confiar y salir a jugarle de tÚ a tú. es un equipo que juega bien al fÚtbol, pero creo que se le puede hacer daÑo. gibrÁn: las palabras de nicolás benedetti, que poco a poco se recupera en la confianza, en lo futbolÍstico y hoy espera ser parte fundamental frente a cruz azul. adriana: gracias a gibrÁn. de regreso al estudio junto a paco villa y "bam-bam" zamorano. miguel herrera ha jugado 21 clÁsicos. y aquÍ tiene los tres clÁsicos de un guamazo. le saliÓ bien ante las chivas. ¿quÉ podemos esperar? paco: confirmar la salida de una mala situaciÓn con giovanni. establecer que viÑas estÁ para competir completamente sano. "bam-bam": hoy en lÍneas generales va a cambiar miguel herrera de lo que venÍa haciendo. creo que vuelve a lÍnea de cinco. creo que el amÉrica poquito a poco va adoptando un fÚtbol interesante, y hoy en dÍa tiene el gran desafÍo cruz azul. ha r

using international justice we should go ahead and as i said many years ago denounce nicolas maduro to the international criminal court. but during his 7 years in office has heard it all before and withstood several attempts to overthrow him the latest a failed military incursion 5 months ago he remains defiant my bumpy one then in the heat up my pompei was in a war mongering tour against various waiter but it's backfired on him and he's failed in all his attempts to get the governments of the continent to organize themselves in a war against venezuela a great friend of the message of america brazil colombia and several other governments in the region support the us stance on venezuela others condemn what they see as interference by washington. the people that have to take care of my dear are the people of venezuela not the united states might promptly or doesn't have to take care of more during the venezuelan voters does all the ideological battle rages the humanitarian crisis continues in northern brazil pompei you visited some of the hundreds of thousands of venezuela migrants who h

what is nicola sturgeon doing?h each other whereas in england you are allowed to capture six people. has nicola sturgeon gone too far? i think the approach which says let us learn from the past. what happened in march is that we did too little and too late we looked down, probably eight week late and that had a huge consequence in terms of the number of lives lost soi in terms of the number of lives lost so i think acting early and being able to relax is better than not doing enough and having to do more. i think that approach makes sense. so borisjohnson should stop households mixing from each other?” think the real difference between borisjohnson think the real difference between boris johnson and nicola think the real difference between borisjohnson and nicola sturgeon was not in the household rules, i think it was in the way they related to the public. for borisjohnson, his message was very much that it is the public that has got it wrong and it is the public who has got to take responsibility for changing. nic

reportero: esto se produjo luego de la sorpresiva liberaciÓn de nicolÁs maduro de mÁs de 100 opositoresa que han intervenido incluso funcionarios del gobierno de estados unidos. >> marÍa corina es libre de decir lo que le gusta y no voy a tratar de censurarla. reportero: como van las cosas, seguirÁ siendo maduro el que continÚa en el poder. arantxa: explicar con plastilina dramas humanos como la inmigraciÓn y la pobreza es el proyecto con el que un artista colombiano pretende combatir la discriminaciÓn y generar empatÍa hacia los mÁs desfavorecidos. veamos las motivaciones que dieron pie a una serie de esculturas de diminuto tamaÑo pero intenso significado. reportero: escenas como estas inspiraron al artista para dejarlo plasmado en su obra. >> hacer como toda una serie de personajes que han sido caminantes por latinoamÉrica. uno de los objetivos es generar empatÍa. que nos pongamos en el pellejo del otro. todos en algÚn momento hemos sido rechazados. reportero: ese rechazo se llama xenofobia y es lo que con sus esculturas diminutas quiere combatir con la frase "se lo explico con plasti

panorama politico agitado, tras la convocatoria de elecciones parlamentarias que hizo el regimen de nicolas maduro.y conversamos con el autodenominado "artivista" colombiano que hace activismo a traves del arte con plastilina.

investigators find evidence of crimes against humanity by venezuelan security forces and say president nicolas maduro supported it. hello again. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up -- torrential rain and 160 fivive kilometer pr hourur wind -- a powerful storm smashes the u.s. gulf coast and is expected to cause unprecedented flooding. india's internationally recognized prime minister says he will leave his post by the end of this month. leader accused of undermining national security. hello. united nations vesta gators have accused the venezuelan government of crimes against humanity, including the killing and torturing of protesters. the fact-finding mission found reasonable grounds to believe president nicolas maduro ordered the crimes to silence opposition. reporters believe the military killed and tortured protesters. tactics include arbitrary detentions. the office concluded the crimes were part of state policy and not isolated incidents. that's based on hundreds of interviews with victims and witnesses. the report says the international criminal court should open

as these people in glasgow discovered when they listened to nicola sturgeon‘s announcement, there isn on people in scotla nd there is now a ban on people in scotland visiting other peoples homes unless for good reasons, like childcare. the single greatest weapon... boris johnson has held off going that far but some scientists who advise number 10 think tougher measures are inevitable. who advise number 10 think tougher measures are inevitablelj who advise number 10 think tougher measures are inevitable. i don't think the measures have gone anywhere near far enough. in think the measures have gone anywhere nearfar enough. in fact, i don't think the measures in scotland have gone far enough and i suspect we will see very stringent measures coming in place throughout the uk at some point but it'll be too late again, we will have let the epidemic double and double and double again. at this university campus in dundee, they are finding out just how disruptive things can get after an outbreak meant 500 students had to self—isolate. ministers are under intense pressure to get testing sorted

that's the quote from scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon on the front of today's scotsman, as the paper reports on the country's new ban on household visits. and some have tried to find humour in the doom and gloom. this is from the telegraph's matt cartoon today. it's after borisjohnson said the army could be called in to help support the police. i think it's a tank going into a pub. and even comedian matt lucas tried to lift the mood as he kicked off the new series of the great british bake off last night — its start time was delayed by the prime minister's address, and the new host decided to recreate the moment. good evening to stop lepers make it straight to it. we are now approaching phase 46 which means that from tuesday morning or,, or, ol’, ol’, ol’, ol’, ol’, that from tuesday morning or,, or, or, or, or, or, or, we are seeing in

lÍder del val del guerrero sonidos el rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro asesinÓ a mÁs de 2000 personas entrerante los operativos de seguridad que el rÉgimen viene haciendo. >> una lucha dura y constante para nosotros. hemos tratado de buscar justicia la cual no hemos conseguido. >> derechos humanos de la onu, ha detectado la muerte de mÁs de 2000 personas a manos de los cuerpos de seguridad desde el pasado mes de enero. >> preocupan los altos nÚmerosde muertes. 711 muertes de julio a agosto. >> las muertes de manifestantes en manos de las autoridades, restricciones de la libertad de expresiÓn. >> es crucial que los prÓximos meses se respete el espacio civil y democrÁtico. por ejercer sus derechos. la tensiÓn no evitaron las crÍticas de rÉgimen a su informe. el informe de la comisionada 12 dÍas despuÉs de que una comisiÓn independiente de la onu llegarÁ al gobernante nicolÁs maduro. incluso más que el coronavirus en el paÍs. casi 600 muertes hasta ahora ha dejado la pandemia. en caracas, venezuela. univisiÓn. >> colombia expulsÓ a jacobo gala bucaram, ingreso de manera ilegal. tiene una orden

thank you for joining us, nicolas janvier at columbia threadneedle investments. happy friday.viewur exclusive with him. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: 6:42 in the city of london. i'm annmarie hordern. the outlook for airlines looks increasingly grim, with new restrictions dashing hopes for recovery. we spoke exclusively with klm ceo pieter elbers. he says that state aid airlines -- state aid to airlines is not charity. pieter: when all the carriers have worked within the framework of the european regulations, things will get back to a more aable situation where comparison can be made and will be made to ensure that level playing field. the nature ofk european aviation has changed as a result of this? analyststo a number of that talked about airlines become utilities, that they serve the national interest, the same way you could argue emirates does in the uae. do you think the nature of the way airlines fit into society has changed as a result of it? because europe needs airlines. these are critical infrastructure. also, europe is making a big stability push at the moment, and

with a start up nicola. and zoom google meet how about google's open can use own web based video conferencing platform is gaining traction there and looks to expand across the continents. bill of welcome to the show i've seen bears in the lead it's good to have you with us a new survey suggests chinese officials are using the pandemic to up the pressure on european firms their companies telling the european union chamber of commerce in china the beijing is frequently refusing to grant managers and workers entry the findings come just days after president paying promised the business community to continue to open the economy to the world. in late may several 100 german executives and their families who had been forced to leave china due to the pandemic were granted special permission to return to their work places there but it was anything but a sign of getting back to normal. many european companies in china are still waiting for their employees to return but chinese authorities are refusing to let them in a

nicola sturgeon the first minister of scotland announcing her new restrictions for in scotland.m friday, there will be a national curfew for pubs, bars and restaurants. they will have to close by 10pm to reduce the time people spend there. and from tomorrow we are all being asked not to visit each other‘s homes because we know that this is often how the virus spreads most easily from one household to another. there are exceptions for care of the vulnerable, extended households, childcare and tradespeople. but generally, by staying out of other peoples houses for now, we give ourselves the best chance of bringing covid back under control. from thursday at 6pm hospitality businesses in wales, including pubs, cafes and restaurants, and casinos, will have to close at 10pm. they will also have to provide a table service only. off—licences including supermarkets will also have to stop selling alcohol at ten o'clock in the evening. now, in some parts of south wales where we have seen the sharpest rises in cases, there are already even stricter local restrictions in place to protect peo

la comisiÓn de derechos humanos de las naciones unidas acusÓ al rÉgimen de nicolÁs maduro de crÍmenes con mi familia en casa de mi abuela. no sabía que yo tenía covid, y ahora ellos están enfermos; mi abuela, mis papás... están muy mal. no cometas el mismo error: usa mascarilla y mantén tu distancia todas las veces que salgas. hasta cuando estés con tu familia. especialmente con ellos. se siente raro, pero es la única forma de proteger a nuestros seres queridos. mas vale prevenir... que lamentar. >> (musica). >> despuÉs de un turno de 14 horas luchando contra los incendios forestales en oregÓn, a un grupo de bomberos le quedo energÍa para cantar. >> m(musica). >> ms(musica). >> adaptaron la canciÓn que se canta en cada juego de bÉisbol. con el espÍritu en alto cantaro con otra letra. een espaÑol serÍa como llÉvame al fuego,n Íi como llÉvame al fuego, llevame a la lÍnea. alli estÁn los hÉroes del momento, un dÍa a la ve vez.siga con titulares y mÁs. que tenga buenas noches. >> m(musica). > > > > > > >> m(musica). >> bienvenidos. el tata martino pÚblico lista de micro ciclos. >> calenta

> bueno nos vamos a otras cosas 4 oficiales de la policía de houston despedidos por el tiroteo de nicolásdisparos) >> son imágenes gráficas >> (inaudible) estado de emergencia que unhom nicolás joven hispano de 27 años tenía una crisis mental 4 oficiales abrieron fuego >> el público en el 2020 que estamos están demandando transparencia pero como dije a la comunidad hace meses en abril cuando esto ocurrió que teníamos mucha violencia y que tengan paciencia >> el 21 de abril fue el incidente >> no ameritaba que lo fusilaran le dispararon como 30 balas , cinco policías >> (hablan en inglés) >> por el contrario dice el jefe del sindicato que los oficiales hicieron lo correcto o chávez lo hubieran matado chávez estuvieron a la distancia por 15 segundos y se cometió el suicidio por policía >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> [♪ ] >> a lo largo del día han dado datos sobre el voto latino de cara a las elecciones de noviembre son datos entre telemundo y el sitio de internet (nombre en inglés) hemos revelado detalles de la motivación de los jóvenes para ir a votar según la encuesta la desigualdad es la pri

nicola sturgeon said it was the highest daily figure recorded so far.nd are banned from visiting other households, with some exceptions. ms sturgeon says she was advised that a curfew on pubs and restaurants wouldn't be enough to curb infections. the first minister also urged people not to book overseas travel for the october school holiday. lorna gordon is in glasgow and gave us this update. it's six months since the country was put into lockdown and today, here in scotland, people are being asked to adhere to some pretty tough measures once again. it's not a full lockdown but people are being told they mustn't visit each other for social reasons in their homes. there are some limited exceptions, for tradespeople, for child care, for couples living apart, for instance, but everyone else, if we don't adhere to that rule, we will ultimately face a fine. this comes on a day when 486 people, as you say, tested positive for the virus here in scotland. that represents 7.8% of those newly tested. it is the highest figure so far for the number of people testin

in terms of decision—making. will add pressure in terms of decision-making. 20 seconds each on it nicolargeon were in her ta rta n fa ce it nicola sturgeon were in her tartan face mask with an independence push renewed. pretty symbolic and nothing more than that. it is and we would expect her from her with elections next may in scotland so she is excess —— setting up scotland so she is excess —— setting up her stall scotland so she is excess —— setting up herstalland scotland so she is excess —— setting up her stall and independence. scotland so she is excess —— setting up her stalland independence. so i'm not sure there is much to surprise there but i think we can exit the big showdown between the s&p and boris johnson exit the big showdown between the s&p and borisjohnson in exit the big showdown between the s&p and boris johnson in the exit the big showdown between the s&p and borisjohnson in the months to come. and how much pressure will put on the prime minister?” to come. and how much pressure will put on the prime minister? i think it is huge pressure and how does westminster gove

the after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in the reagan a deal would had a stroke in jail thank the government for letting him be reunited with his family while and bunya told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned in the back and i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with the accused me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of someone of interest pardons before elections aren't new but the magnitude of these work the was they included scores of prominent government foes like robert the marital opposition leader idles chief of staff. for any give at out who's been in the chilean embassy for nearly 2 years was the savile he'd been battle all political prisoners or opposition deputies in hiding or in exile all of them accused of treason and more. as a warm up to the pardons venezuela's most emblematic political prisoner of one click a sense was released late friday and put under house arrest still accused of plotting to kill presiden

nicola sturgeon speaking in hollywood in the last hour and a half.e'll be answering your questions on coronavirus. we'll be speaking to virologist and lecturer in global health, dr elisabetta groppelli, on the latest guidance on testing and about what the restrictions will mean for you. a lot of debate about testing and tracing. any thoughts you have at this stage, do send them straight through to us. send your questions in using the #bbcyourquestions, or email us on yourquestions@bbc.co.uk. the headlines on bbc news: plans for a huge increase in covid testing in britain — 0peration moonshot hopes to do ten million daily tests by early next year. scientists are questioning whether it is achievable. emergency brexit talks get underway — the eu says it has serious concerns about british government plans to override parts of the withdrawal agreement. the roof of a school bus is sheared off in a crash in hampshire — three children are in hospital with serious injuries. a tax on frequent flyers and banning cars from city centres are among the climate chan

pardoned by the president and as well as nicolas will do it will freeze political opponents critics say it's a legitimate is the next election. a pledge to resolve divisive policies from the get out of mugabe's zimbabwe office to give back the land seized from former white farmers. french president emmanuel mccall is urging the quick from ation of a new lebanese government to steer the country out of its deep political and economic crisis is calling it the last chance for lebanon system mccall is visiting the beirut port for a 2nd time since the explosion killed almost $200.00 people and left hundreds of thousands homeless most of the bill was named prime minister just hours before macro landed on monday zanuck all those in beirut with more on moscow's visit. the 2nd visit in the us than a month's mccrone really projecting influence and power the political message. we are the main power brokers in this country a very symbolic visit as well because my son chose the date of his return september 1 which coincides with the 100 anniversary of the creation of the greater state of death was an

in scotland where nicola sturgeon was speaking and business leaders commented, they said the aim is to, by bringing in their10pm spread to suppress it, by bringing in their 10pm curfew but the question is how long for. yes, and we don't know at the moment. that's the other worry that the businesses 110w the other worry that the businesses now say, where is the light at the end of the tunnel if we don't know how long the tunnel is. the government says we should be prepared to be restricted for six months. there was criticism of that, again making the point it would make people less confident and around that time as well we had people are not being encouraged to go back into offices, which only a few weeks ago the government was telling people to do. there has been some concern for business groups about those mixed m essa 9 es business groups about those mixed messages or the air of uncertainty that creates. but speaking to the british chambers of commerce about what businesses are experiencing, they say because the current restrictions to affect the social side of life mostly, so bars a

investigators accuse venezuelan president nicolas maduro as government and security forces of crimes against humanity. and japan's parliament picks the next prime minister here she days to give priorities include fighting the pandemic and reviving the economy. now a 2 pronged to whether assault on the united states has people fleeing wildfires in one part of the country and rushing to avoid severe flooding and another slow moving hurricane sally is unleashing heavy rain and catastrophic flooding on the while on the gulf coast and another powerful storm is also growing and in the atlantic hurricane teddy could head butt muda as early as this weekend they're just 2 of 7 storms currently moving across the atlantic with 5 of them a categorized as tropical cyclones it's only the 2nd time on record this is happening. the last time was in 1971 and on the other side of the u.s. in oregon a federal disaster has been declared as wildfires that continue to burn forcing people out of their homes jay gray is in mobile alabama. we're still getting a lashing from this storm keep the brain continue

after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in the reagan a deal would had a stroke in jail thank the government for letting him be reunited with his family while until you're told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned. back i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with heartache used to me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of someone of interest pardons before elections aren't new but the magnitude of these work. included scores of prominent government foes like robert the marital opposition leader chief of staff. for any given who's been in the chilean embassy for nearly 2 years was revealed to be several hill battle all political prisoners or opposition deputies in hiding or in exile all of them accused of treason and more. as a warm up to the pardons venezuela's most emblematic political prisoner of one click a sense was released late friday and put under house. arrest still accused of plotting to kill president nicolas maduro

secretary of state mike pompei oh he's on a south american tour and when the president nicolas maduroaccused pompei of war mongering and said u.s. efforts to depose him it backfired and support from daniel. the u.s. secretary of state mike bombero came to south america to strengthen an 18 month campaign of economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure directed at the president of venezuela nicolas maduro on. the. if. he received firm backing in colombia the final leg of his 4 nation tour from president to van. the colombian leader highlighted a report released this week by united nations mission on venezuela alleging unlawful executions in forced disappearances of which we detentions and torture. using international justice we should go ahead and as i said many years ago denounce nicolas maduro to the international criminal court but no during his 7 years in office has heard it all before and withstood several attempts to overthrow him the latest a failed military incursion 5 months ago he remains defiant my palm one then when the heat up my pompei was in a war mongering tour against ven

continues to navigate through a seemingly never ending power struggle between nicolas maduro and u.s. backed one. the un's human rights report against the ongoing economic crisis and a recent increase in corona virus cases along been as well as border with colombia are among the reasons why been his way lower ranks so high on the general assembly's diplomatic agenda i wonder is it happening al-jazeera arraf on who's the vice president of the council of the americas and sensible bearer should be looking inward. i would say it was an impressive speech for an alternative reality i mean accusing other governments in latin america of corruption when he's heading a regime that has literally stolen hundreds of billions of dollars over the years this is quite a feat quite an impressive display but you know in some it's all level it was quite expected i mean the attacks on the united states the praise for russia china and cuba the alignment or the attempt of alignment with the global environmental community all of these things are things that we would anticipate from them in their own regime w

en venezuela el presidente nicolÁs maduro decretÓ un indulto para decenas de opositores, activistas ydo. >> en mÉxico se han descubierto restos de al menos 60 mamut en los terrenos donde se construye el nuevo aeropuerto en la capital del paÍs, se encontraro osamentas de camellos caballos y bisontes desde junio se han hallado mÁs de 8.000 huesos en lo que se considera uno de los descubrimientos pa len tiene lÓgicos mÁs importantes de amÉrica latina, increÍble verdad >> al regresar el mundo rinde homenaje al actor de "black panther" chadwick boseman fallecido a los 43 aÑos de edad, ya regresamo me sentía bien. y fui a reunirme con mi familia en casa de mi abuela. no sabía que yo tenía covid, y ahora ellos están enfermos; mi abuela, mis papás... están muy mal. no cometas el mismo error: usa mascarilla y mantén tu distancia todas las veces que salgas. hasta cuando estés con tu familia. especialmente con ellos. se siente raro, pero es la única forma de proteger a nuestros seres queridos. mas vale prevenir... que lamentar. ♪ ♪ >> ya estamos de regreso, y miles de admiradores sobre todo del

san nicolas: i am in the d.c. area, my governor -- this speaks to the robustness of the technology we have in guam. my governor is having better connection than i am and i am having connectivity issues because of the reins we got hit with -- rains we got hit with. i am glad we found a workaround. i will go ahead and proceed with the remainder of the hearing. rep. cleaver: all right. rep. san nicolas: thank you. the chair will now recognize mr. loudermilk. >> thank you mr. chairman. i think everyone for participating today. i was afraid for a minute we were about to and the hearing. i'm glad we had a few minutes to continue. i am reminded of something that my colleagues on the other side of the aisle do well and it is a quote by president obama's former chief of staff which said, never let a crisis go to waste my it affords the opportunity to do things that you have not been able to accomplish before. i think that is what we are ,eeing take place here today the fact that we are having this hearing, i will pine on s

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