that many countries have actually stopped their resettlement plans and therefore countries like norway sweden and canada that have historically been supportive are not doing this anymore and therefore there is no option really to settle them in 3rd countries and the 3rd and most important thing really is that many of the countries as we've heard already by some of the refugee spokespersons is that you know many of these countries are unstable they are violent and they have weak states so we are very much faced with a situation that like in 20152016 we repatriated voluntarily and it has to be voluntarily under international law it is 6000 people but many of them returned because there was simply no schools for their children to go to there were no livelihood for them to pick up and it was nor you know kind of health care available for them and i think the last one perhaps maybe is thinking about this is that you know for many people we tend to forget that many of these people in the comes are you know born in those camps they have got married in those camps they are as kenyan as many of us who

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expelled russian diplomats previously they've been expelled from austria bulgaria another lands norway sweden it's only these with the czech republic making it the 7th in response many thanks ben it's meth there for us with the very latest from moscow. people have protested outside a police station in the u.s. state of minnesota for a 7th nice against the shooting of a 20 year old black man former officer king pasta has been charged with 2nd degree manslaughter off the face lee shooting dante writes during a traffic stop near minneapolis it's prompted a debate about whether the charge goes far enough. the family of he man who killed 8 people at a fed ex facility in the u.s. city of indianapolis has apologized to the victim's relatives a 19 year old gunman later killed himself 4 of the victims were from the sikh community. and this time again just want to reiterate that all public reporting is and the investigation has not confirmed a motive in any way shape or form. that being said it's very difficult for a community not to feel targeted and especially given the violence that we have endured

little area of low pressure him running up towards scandinavia will introduce some more snow into norway sweden eventually pushing across into finland this we go through the next so when she whether they are still just around belarus western russia eastern down for ukraine maybe down into rumania as well as seen some significant snow fall over the high ground of northern greece that's never the process is pushing across a good part of turkey central pa says for the cape 5 and dry here some quiet weather coming through 10 celsius there $40.00 be a russia showers down towards the southwest into spain and portugal becoming a little more widespread here as we go on through friday but friday night just coalesce starts to push its way back in across northern parts of the u.k. there will be some snow coming through at that stage still kwacha central parts of europe will make up his or 15 so just by this date still a little bit of snow there into turkey but bright skies will be where the coming back into greece the wet weather we have across the southwest if you will also bring some right it's america.

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sammy settlements stretch across the north of norway sweden and finland and into the far west of russia. about $10000.00 sami live in finland today the families share grazing areas for their reindeer. in the winter the reindeer are returned to the corrals and counted. this circle is called it a look here we catch the raid and we separate them to these books it's. all around us depending. what right do they are. it's an age old sammy tradition that's still being observed by young herders like. the people who have and have been to this land. after end of the ice age. that's how long the herds have been here 2 and. but nowadays the forests belong to the finnish government and the government began selling large stretches of forest land into private ownership back in the 1960 s. . today's owners are out to make a profit but felling trees in this remote region is complicated and expensive the finnish government provides a subsidy that's the only way owners can turn a profit while selling their temper add rock bottom prices to the paper industry the sami object to this practice but there. has

as well course the low countries it's not impossible jamey significant snow fall behind from norway to sweden and gravity into finland in this recall one in c. sas stable out west the weather will continue to make its way through the south was france to any particular where much of the low countries seeing some very heavy rain at this time and temperatures starting to fall away but if you shall still haven't see west central parts of the mediterranean we went to weather further east . at ways. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think i want to know where you're to stand on cancer culture decreasing the range of ideas that can be heard from international politics to the global pandemic and everything in between if tech companies are the ones with all the power what do we do with the solution we get organized and what are world leaders or governments missing thread talking about targets like 2040 we're trying to clean when ringing talks but now up front with me marc lamont hill on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now talk

the residents of norway and sweden are in for a big shock in the immediate future more arctic air some of it will leak elsewhere and it's not necessarily obvious where it's coming from but it's coming from here on this cold for those lines up they go towards the north pole that is going to be the coldest part of europe most the rest of your of so it recovered from a recent cold spell run into the teens for most places it's even warmer in western france disappointing wet in spain the moment a line of rain that stretches through its city tails off in the balkans moment and then there's more gathering in place that better use and ukraine but look at stockholm at 3 degrees you wouldn't expect it to be there i know it's spring but there is 11 and to have 2 days a snow falling is a little unusual in stockholm in particular that cold will spread into the baltic states some snow fall even in poland but that's where the real cold is held elsewhere in europe when you start the rains disappearing in the waltzes with some not with all that bordeaux shows it may be best of all the war was place in

have to say but in the immediate future that's or looks like unless you're in scotland or norway possibly sweden and denmark is still going to feel like an improvement not true of ticky tack he's got 2 fronts to contend with the most active one is in coming that northerly breeze insist on bulls and 8 they'll be snow on the high ground and anchor of course feels that the drop in temperature here to. the sponsored poll qatar airways. most people will never know what's beyond this still. deafening silence of 100000 volumes how it feels to touch danger every day. most people will never know what it's like to work with every breath the expression . with here is not an option. but we're not close people. from one of the top stories here on araa 0 european and u.k. medicines regulators have had concluded there is a plausible link between the oxford astra zeneca coated 19 vaccine and rare blood clots and says the risk of corona virus is far greater than the risk of death from clotting. grid of ours cases continue to surge to record highs in india with 115000 were reported on wednesday a 13 fold increase

so if you want to play the european convergence, it is buying euro sterling, selling norway versus sweden. sweden would benefit right now from the pickup and european growth, where norway benefits from the global economy doing better than europe. i think another way to play this as well is selling sterling, which is another european trade fading the recovery in the u.k. and thinking about the upcoming event risk in scotland. guy: you turned negative on the cad and the -- if china is doing well, i am resuming oil prices are going to pick up. we are certainly seeing evidence of that. alix pointing out what is happening with copper at the top of the show. walk me through some of these commodity currencies. mark: i think the key part is how much of it is priced in, so a lot of that reflection in norway is really what is happening in april. norway and canada i think are the two stories where at least for this month, i would rather underway to those versus other currencies. if you want to think about the cad, buying the new zealand dollar versus the canadian dollar dollar is a much better play,

norway, singapore, sweden, and the u.k.. just to give you a scope there. as you can see, between just one month, january and 50, there was extreme volatility -- january and february, there was extreme volatility. the main point in this slide is this is a very volatile space. we can't look at one point in time. this is influenced by external events, not only safety but political events. it is a varying and dynamic landscape. evidence is not about to, in the immediate future. just to bring that to the four. the last slide is we have seen quite an impact of the astrazeneca reported concerns across africa. in nigeria, we had done a big survey, the first wave last fall. 49% of nigerians strongly agreed they would accept a vaccine. wave three, last month, around the time of the astrazeneca issues, it dropped 25%. as you can see in the right, even from day to day as we were collecting data, the percentage of people who said they would accept a covid vaccine dropped. the point here is to remember we are not only living in a connected world in multiple ways , but s

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scandinavian countries as a model, our 21% is just one percentage point lower than norway and denmark and one-half less than sweden and just as important for our many manufacturers that operate and pass through the form, and the individuals were lowered and an e innovative deduction was for qualified business income was enacted to help those people in the 2017 tax reductions, and we also modernized america's international tax system, to bring it more online with other developed countries. these rules make the u.s. companies more competitive in the worldwide marketplace, and incentivize them to grow their businesses here at home. this means more jobs, better wages and increased investment, and central to our mission to encourage greater investment in the united states, enhanced expensing rules were included and this includes our manufacturers to invest in new equipment and machines that help boost productivity, and combine these and other reforms have made the u.s. a more attractive place to locate a new facility, and expand an existing one, as a result in 2018, manufacturers created the most new jobs in over 20 ye

sweden, lithuania, and finland aren't giving it to under—65s. and norwayer labour mep richard corbett has tweeted... dr anthony cox is drug safety researcher at the university of birmingham. doctor cox, very good to have you back on the programme. when we spoke in the immediate aftermath of those suspensions in europe, you said that decision wasn't rational. would you use the same decision to describe what the uk has done today? know, because the — what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence _ what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence has _ what the uk has done today? know, because the evidence has changed. | what the uk has done today? know, | because the evidence has changed. in fact, if you look at the european decisions on who they are restricting the vaccine to now, they still don't have evidence for the older groups that they've restricted it for. so avenues evidence changes, you change your position — and just as professorjonathan van tam mentioned, we've had a change of evidence. that's entirely the way things should work. b