oxford university astra zeneca they're testing various vaccines but of course there was the news that they had to put their testing on hold because them some people fell ill the testing is back on now but it's not all plain sailing is it. well i start enormous feeling because they have found a. reaction in the black sea and some person and. some disease that doesn't love but i think they put on hold and then again they react to that and then the going ahead with that but i suppose we shouldn't be surprised if we have the same thing maybe about sputnik vader and yet it could happen even though we're into the 3rd stage tests now we're going it's going to be released on monday to $40000.00 people they could still be some consequences of this some bad reactions yeah. see you have to understand the margin of error i don't think. 1000000 or. because they're bad and proclaim to the world that the next scene is there and they've been refused the margin of error to the maximum that they can and what does that surprise you but what does that mean to if you choose to do the mid to does it mean a

what will be controversial here and you never heard this before is the oxford university astra zenecacoming out. you may see that advance of what we're doing in the united states. we're studying that vaccine in the united states. pfizer an moderna have been doing it since july. will the fda grant data from the united kingdom. that has never been done. we look at those studies carefully. >> rather than there being this idea of an october surprise that in some cases the vaccine trials aren't going as quickly as they had hoped. you know, there's like five days delay here, seven, eight, ten days day here there. what do you know about that? >> it's because they have to -- it's true, john. that's true. but it's because they have to make sure to get the volunteers in the areas where they're actually is a virus around. that changes. i mean here in new york, we're studying the oxford vaccine. we've studied the pfizer and the moderna but there's not a hotspot anymore. there's other hot spots around the world. has to be targeted. it does delay thing. >> hhs has been criticized for this $250 mill

very dramatic and bad news at 1st glance but do bear in mind it isn't the 1st time the oxford university astra zeneca trial has been all says it happened once early this year it is now being rolled out in phase 3 as you said in your introduction to tens of thousands of people in some of the worst affected parts of the world and very many people who've had the vaccine have produced a strong immune response to corona virus as a result and so even common sense would tell you that except against that the fact that one person has suffered an illness may not be the end of a vaccine and any number of scientists today have been at pains to point out that just because somebody is vaccinated and then becomes ill by no means does that mean that the vaccine caused the illness they that they point to it a similar vaccine shot in 2009 when someone was given a vaccine and then delegate it turned out that she had been brain tumour which will kill to nothing to do with the vaccine itself i'm not to be altered in the same sort of way and so the general view among among the scientific community is that astra zeneca in

spectator adverse reaction from a trial participant has led to the suspension of the astra zeneca and oxford university trial a spokesperson for astra zeneca says the standard review process triggered a pause to vaccination to allow the review of safety data well those are the headlines i'll have another update for you here on al-jazeera after inside story. a mockery of justice saudi arabia is criticized for reducing the sentences of those convicted of murdering to law the case is now closed so will we ever find out the truth about the journalist this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on iran come on saudi arabia is facing international criticism after closing the trial of those who murdered the journalist jamal khashoggi a court overturned 5 death sentences reducing them to 28 prison terms instead 3 others were jailed for between 7 and 10 years now the courts didn't name the people it convicted but those behind the so-called hit squad escaped punishment as did crown prince mohammed bin selma who is widely believed to have ordered the killing . fields the united nations and rights groups ha

suspected adverse reaction from the trial participants has led to the suspension of the astra zeneca and university of oxford trial the news was 1st reported by online site states news it creates a spokesperson for astra zeneca saying the standard review process triggered a pause to vaccination to allow the review of safety data. stocks on wall street have fallen for a 3rd trading day pulled down by investor sentiment that some technology shares may be overvalued the nasdaq index was down by 10 percent by the end of trade tesla suffered the worst round in its history now down 34 percent this month shares in tech giant apple fell almost 7 percent wiping off around $140000000000.00 in market value on tuesday. britain says new charges against a dual national in iran are indefensible and unacceptable that nasm needs a garri radcliff was told of the new indictment which is not been made public as she nears the end of a 5 year sentence she was arrested and 2016 while visiting her parents and accused of spying on the government which she has consistently denied in march the gari ratcliffe was temporary temporarily

spectator adverse reaction from a trial participant has led to the suspension of the astra zeneca and oxford university trial a spokesperson for astra zeneca says the standard review process triggered a pause to vaccination to allow the review of safety data well those are the headlines i'll have another update for you here on al-jazeera after inside story. a mockery of justice saudi arabia is criticised for reducing the sentences of those convicted of murdering to that pace is the outflow used so will we ever find out the truth about the journalist this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on iran saudi arabia is facing international criticism off the close in the trial of those who murdered the journalist jamal khashoggi a court overturned 5 death sentences reducing them to 28 prison terms instead of 3 .

one of the world's most promising coronavirus vaccines to a sudden halt oxford university and the u.k. based drug firm astra zeneca say the delay is routine but it's dimming hopes that a short could be ready soon as lawrence the reports it comes on the same day that britain's prime minister put new restrictions in place warning they could be there for months. the oxford university vaccine has huge potential it's already passed 2 phases of its testing and is now being rolled out to some of the worst affected parts of the world from the 10s of thousands who've been given it many have provided a strong immune response to the virus yet so rigorous is the testing regime that an adverse reaction from a single patient has led to the trials having to be suspended by the manufacturer astra zeneca to ensure it is safe for everyone that means no new people being added to the trials are the sort of event happens very frequently in vaccine trials the reason we are hearing about it is because clearly there's a lot of scrutiny over the kind of a vaccine and clearly the research is that oxford and the company itself cane on being

suspected adverse reaction from the trial participants has led to the suspension of the astra zeneca and oxford university trial a spokesperson for astra zeneca says the standard review process triggered a pause to vaccination to allow a review of the safety data now some news on colin kappa nick who hasn't played an american football n.f.l. since 2016 after he began kneeling during the national anthem to protest against racism he's been welcomed back to the video version game of the sport well sports announced they've included him imagine 21 he has yet to receive any real life office even though the n.f.l. have encouraged franchises to give him a tryout. well those are the headlines now it's back to growing pains. to. give you growth something positive. it's great watching our kids grow up or seeing a tree grow. it we always aware that all growth must come to an end. there's a limit nature knows no such thing as infinite growth this rule seems to apply to every kind of growth but one economic growth is somehow supposed to continue indefinitely. as one person recognized the 150 years ago growth is the fun

patient astra zeneca and oxford university have been given the go ahead to resume trials the university issued a statement sunday announcing the regulatory approval to restart the trial saying the independent review process has concluded and following the recommendations of both the independent safety review committee and the u.k. regulator the m h r a the trials will commit to recommit and in the u.k. so with all of that in mind let's go ahead and take another look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with r.t. correspondent saya tablature so i where are we monday and ran on sunday last 24 hours be of once again reached a record a single day spike in global cases total linked to more than $307000.00 new cases which brings the total global cases to almost $38000000.00 and now it's also important to mention that while more than $931.00 thousands have died more than $21000000.00 or about 75 percent have also fully recovered now from the total cases the u.s. has reported the worst of the outbreak with almost 6 with over 6700000 confirmed cases and now also reaching 200000 related

the sputnik 5 vaccine and here in rio de janeiro jocosely institute is working with oxford university on the astra zeneca vaccine. with over 4000000 infected thousands of volunteers and a deep bench of meaning stations scientists brazil has become a world laboratory for the covert 1000 vaccines to the senate back in astra zeneca are in their final trials what with you expecting this vaccines that have been have been tested in brazil is that they are going to achieve more or less side 60 percent of the facts they are not saxon's of which we are expecting a very very high rate of care of. a vaccine which is all for the. present i had not. congressman and a lot of the bo'sun otto has blamed china for the pandemic by many brazilians like those who don't care where the vaccines come from as long as they work and get here some monaco al-jazeera rio de janeiro german carmaker volkswagen will pay around $6.00 and a half $1000000.00 in compensation to former employees who were persecuted during brazil's military dictatorship a government commission found that evidence that vote so i can help to the army identify

are on hold because of the unexplained illness of one of the participants developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england started late stage testing last week the world health organization says safety is the primary focus for clinical trials and that it is routine practice to investigate when unexplained illnesses occur thousands of patients in britain brazil south africa and the u.s. are all taking part in the u.s. is top infectious disease expert says it's unfortunate the trial had to be delayed but points out that it's a normal part of the process that's the reason why you have various phases of trials to determine if in fact these candidates are safe this particular candidate from the astra zeneca company had a serious adverse event which means you put the rest of the enrollment of individual volunteers on a hold until you can work out precisely what went on. the other sites to see if they see anything similar to this or related to that and then you proceed cautiously as you go forward making sure you're on the alert for this type of an adverse event but it's really one of the safety valve

the sputnik 5 vaccine and here in rio de janeiro jocosely institute is working with oxford university on the astra zeneca vaccine. with over 4000000 infected thousands of volunteers and a deep bench of meaning stations scientists brazil has become a world laboratory for the covert 1000 vaccines to the sin of back and astra zeneca are in their final trials what would you expect in this vaccines that have been have been tested in brazil is that they are going to achieve more or less side 60 percent of the facts they are not saxon's of which we are expecting. a very very high rate of the care of. a vaccine which is all for the. present i had both son otto son congressman and a lot of the bo'sun addle has blamed china for the pandemic by many brazilians like the netiquette of those who don't care where the vaccines come from as long as they work and get here soon monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro pope francis has accepted the resignation of an influential vatican cardinal cardinal linked to a financial scandal angelo but you denied wrongdoing after being implicated in the use of church money to buy a luxury p

are on hold because of the unexplained illness of one of the participants developers astra zeneca an oxford university in england started a late stage testing last week the world health organization says safety is the primary focus for clinical trials and that it is routine practice to investigate when unexplained illnesses occur thousands of patients in britain brazil south africa and the us are taking part dairy gather as overall adjusts on lecture alang castor university he says the vaccine trial is a rigorous and time consuming process. it's important to remember that this clinical trial is unprecedented partly because of the sheer scale we have nearly 20000 participants there on several continents so there's a lot of logistical problems in running it or also the sheer speed with which it has to be carried out because of the urgency of getting a vaccine by the target of the end of the year and also finally because the disease that we're trying to prevent with the vaccine is one that produces new symptoms and possibly as many as the quarters of the people who contract it so for that reason everybod

sputnik 5 vaccine and here in rio de janeiro your crusade institute is working with oxford university on the astra zeneca vaccine. with over 4000000 infected thousands of volunteers and a deep bench of mena station scientists brazil has become a world laboratory for the covert 1000 vaccines to the sin of act and astra zeneca are in their final trials what with you expecting this vaccines that have been that have been tested in brazil is that they are going to achieve more or less 5560 percent of the action they are not saxon's of which we are expecting a very very high rate of actions comparable for instance we danes a vaccine which is all for the. present i had both sonatas son congressman and a lot of the bill so not all has bling china for the pandemic but many brazilians like the net because those who don't care where the vaccines come from as long as they work and get here soon monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro. rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have reached agreement to hold the 1st palestinian elections in 14 years the 2 groups want to form a united opposition against diplomatic deals israel

have been allowed to resume drugs company astra zeneca and oxford university had to stop work on the project after a participant developed severe neurological symptoms quote health regulators in the u.k. confirmed on saturday it's now safe for the trials to continue. dozens of people have been arrested in paris during the 1st so-called yellow vest protest in several months a car was set on fire and the police said some of those arrested were carrying improvised weapons for sisters are demanding economic equality and changes to how the government selects its peaceful marches have been taking place in several cities across from us. the bangladeshi government wants to move more than 800000 refugees to a remote island in the bay of bengal some are opposing the plan and aid agencies are concerned by the threat of flooding and cyclons 10 via chantry explains. vashon island is 100000 growing as will be moving to if the bangladesh government can persuade them to government leaders said the remote island 60 kilometers off shore in the bay of bengal is better option than the world's biggest re

coronavirus vaccine trials has been put on hold after a participant fell ill developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england say a patient has a potentially unexplained illnesses which will need further investigation the world health organization says it's routine practice to investigate when unexplained illnesses occur. the united nations says indiscriminate killings of torture sexual violence recruitment of children and numerous other human rights crimes continue to be committed by all parties 6 years into the war in yemen the un says random airstrikes by the saudi u.a.e. coalition equate to war crimes it also blames other countries including the u.k. u.s. and iran of fueling the conflict by providing arms the head of u.s. central command says its troop presence in iraq will drop from just over 50023000 later this month and comes after the u.s. led coalition officially transferred to bases near baghdad to iraqi security forces earlier in the year u.s. president donald trump has previously promised to bring troops home in a bid to end what he's called america's endless wars voters in ethiopia's

coronavirus vaccine trials has been put on hold after a participant fell ill developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england say a patient has a potentially unexplained illness which will need further investigation the world health organization says safety is the primary focus for clinical trials and that it's routine practice to investigate when unexplained illnesses occur. another opposition activist in belarus has been detained by masked men as a crackdown on weeks of mass protests continues maxim's knockers one of the last members of the opposition coordination council still active inside bello whose. voters in ethiopia's northern region are defying a federal government order and casting their ballots in a local election they're choosing members of the 190 seat regional parliament even though the government declared whitens days vote illegal prime minister i'd be on and it ruled out military intervention on t.v. officials say any interference would amount to a declaration of war. severe flooding in sudan has killed at least 110 people with the nile river reaching unprecedentedly high levels h

said the astra zeneca an oxford university trial is among 9 other vaccine candidate phase 3 late stage trials underway right now worldwide the us trial of astra zeneca is taking place at $62.00 sites across the country including right here in florida and speaking of florida the drug company is working in conjunction with the university of miami in phase 3 vaccine trials as well with 1000 participants in that particular late stage trial here in florida during the said that the pause by astra zeneca has not affected its own trial and actually shares of that company were up during today's trading this has there's been concern raised about the white house and president trump's assertion there could be a vaccine ready for distribution by the election the c.d.c. has asked governors and health departments to prepare to distribute a vaccine as soon as no better november 1st this by the way was a major point of discussion in a vaccine hearing on capitol hill in which various senators democratic senators said that really science should be put before politics when it comes to this issue and vario

i'm glad he's saying yes and then we've got some specifics vaccines developed by the university of oxford astra zeneca the u.s. biotech firm modernity they have got through to that stage china has given limited approval for use of a vaccine developed by sin of back which began with doses for soldiers but since expanded to a growing number of essential workers and then also in orchestra russian made vaccine got the early go ahead from president vladimir putin that was before phase 3 testing and even begun so john now that i've run through all of that let's actually put it into some sort of context 1st of all how much longer do you think or is it you know how long is a piece of string and also is a vaccine a silver bullet in this case. so that last question 1st. i don't think it will get to court and the reason is that if we look at another. days which is go to very good vaccine mass influenza even though each year we rolled out a very good influenza vaccine that's good. immunization strategy you still get lots and lots of deaths from him through enter because mercy is vaccines they're very good actuall

now the 1st one is a british drug maker astra zeneca developed at oxford university is already in phase 3 trials in the united kingdom now they use the 1st us volunteers were vaccinated today at the university of wisconsin school of medicine and astra zeneca . plans to add 50 participants each day after september 7th now astra zeneca also has the backing of us federal government and they're working with the u.s. government to produce billions of dollars says the vaccine once or authorize or i should say once it's approved now rivals. and pfizer by you and tech now these 2 their collaboration between the 2 they're also in face 3 trials and like seneca they also have u.s. federal funding now the only difference between these 3 is that astra zeneca has already has participants but both modernity and pfizer by and take there's still just in the process of unrolling their stated goals of $30000.00 volunteers each so even though both companies have trials and rolled in other countries they need to have those 30000 volunteers here in the u.s. in order for it to be approved for use now that cou

sputnik 5 vaccine and here in rio de janeiro we're cruising institute is working with oxford university on the astra zenecavaccine. with over 4000000 infected thousands of volunteers and a deep bench of mena station scientists brazil has become a world laboratory for the covert 1000 vaccines to the sin of back and astra zeneca are in their final trials what with you expecting this vaccines that have been have been tested in brazil is that they are going to achieve more or less 5560 percent of the action they are not saxon's of which we are expecting a very very high rate of actions comparable for instance we danes a vaccine which is all for the. present i had both sonatas son congressman and lot of double sonata has blamed china for the pandemic but many brazilians like the netiquette those who don't care where the vaccines come from as long as they work and get here soon monica al-jazeera rio de janeiro. well the pandemic has forced rio de janeiro to delay its world famous carnival for the 1st time in 100 years the elaborate floats in the costumes usually are trying tens of thousands of tourists the city

university speaking to us from washington d.c. it's clinical trials for a coronavirus vaccine in the u.k. have regime drug company astra zeneca an oxford university had to stop work on the project participant develops of a neurological symptoms of health regulators in the u.k. confirmed on saturday that it is now safe for the trials to continue crowds in several german cities have come out to voice that anger against corona virus restrictions hundreds marched through munich on saturday germany has seen fewer cases and deaths compared to the rest of europe but numbers are rising off to restrictions. the u.s. state of oregon says it's preparing for a mass fatality incident as wildfires rage across the west coast dozens of people have been reported as missing and half a 1000000 have been ordered to leave their homes the death toll from the fire stands at $27.00 in california 3 of the 5 largest wildfires in the state's history are currently burning. and no me a soccer has won the u.s. open for the 2nd time in her career the japanese player beat victoria as a rank of valorise in the final asika lost the 1st set 61 hit back to win the match

corona virus vaccine trials has been put on hold after a participant fell ill developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england say a patient has a potentially unexplained illness which will need further investigation late stage testing started last week another opposition activists in belarus has been detained by masked men as a crackdown on weeks of mass protests continues maxime is not was one of the last members of the opposition coordination council still active inside bella rules voters in ethiopia's know then take region are defying a federal government order to cast their ballots in a local election the government declared wednesday's polls illegal but grayle fishel say any interference would amount to a declaration of war well those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here inside story to stay with us. a mockery of justice saudi arabia is criticised for reducing the sentences of those convicted of murdering to the case is now closed so will we ever find out the truth about the journalist this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on iran come on saudi arabia is facing int

potential deal and what it means for the popular video sharing app plus after a hiatus astra zeneca and oxford university have resumed trials for their code 19 vaccine later we break down the race for a pro virus here and where infection numbers stand globally and while many sectors of the economy continue to struggle in the wake of pope 19 markets are surging on the back to some major acquisitions later we'll take a look at these moves and what and the state of equities with a packed show today so let's dive right in. and we lead the program with a major development in this saga.

potential deal and what it means for the popular video sharing app plus after a hiatus astra zeneca and oxford university have resumed trials for their cope with 19 bags.

have been suspended testing of the vaccine developed by scientists at the university of oxford and the u.k. based drug astra zeneca was poor after a participant fell ill the company says the whole hold is routine and the cause of the illness in a british volunteer is unexplained america's top infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci says it's a normal part of the process that's the reason why you have various phases of trials to determine if in fact these candidates are safe this particular candidate from the astra zeneca company had a serious adverse event which means you put the rest of the enrollment of individual volunteers on hold until you can work out precisely what went on you alert the other sites to see if they see anything similar to this or related to that and then you proceed cautiously as you go forward making sure you're on the alert for this type of an adverse event but it's really one of the safety valves that you have on a clinical trial such as this so it's unfortunate that it happened hopefully they'll work it out and be able to proceed along with the remainder of the trial but you don't know

by astra zeneca and oxford university are resuming they had to stop work on the project after someone taking part fell ill health regulators confirmed it's now safe for the trials to continue during we'll have the 15 g. news hour for you i'm back with 10 g. tomorrow up next the bottom line by. tools to owners iran. is the government not for people to carry actually to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that the travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and tools about the stories the mountain will know which is iran hi i'm steve clements and i have a question what is it about america that makes it number one in the world for death by gun let's get to the bottom line. before the coronavirus hit before the opioid epidemic before many other invisible killers another epidemic has ravaged america for generations and that's extreme violence towards each other and an inability to bring guns under control the united states is the only country in the world that has more guns than people if you live in america today y

advanced stage trials for a coroner's virus vaccine developed by britain's oxford university along with a pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca have been temporarily halted one of those taking part in the trial in the u.k. fell ill. in large trials illnesses will happen by chance but must be independently reviewed to check this carefully we are working to expedite the review of the single event to minimize any potential impact on the trial timeline we are committed to the safety of our participants and the highest standards of conduct in our trials of a vaccine that was paused during phase 3 of its tests the developers had expected to enroll up to $50000.00 volunteers across the u.k. u.s. brazil and south africa the u.n. says it's common to suspend vaccine trials during development stages and that echoed an earlier comment by the british health secretary it's a standard process within to the trials whenever they find something they need to investigate and that's exactly what's happening happening right now. we're joined live by some o'clock microbiologist reading university thanks for joining us good to have you on the progra

have drug company astra zeneca and oxford university had to stop work on the project off to participant develop severe neurological symptoms of how threat is in the u.k. confirmed on saturday that it's now safe for the trials to continue the u.s. state of oregon says a it's preparing for a mass fete ties the incident as wildfires rage across the west coast dozens of people have been reported as missing and half a 1000000 have been ordered to leave their homes the death toll from the 5 stands at 27 in california 3 of the 5 largest wildfires in the state's history are currently pending. now me a soccer has won the u.s. open for the 2nd time in her career a japanese player beats victoria as a ranker a fellow roosts in the final was a loss the 1st set 61 but hit back to win the match in 3 sets it's of soccer's 3rd grand slam title success latin america's most important financial institution is now being led by a us citizen for the 1st time a nomination for president of the inter american development bank was pushed by the trumpet ministration the organization is the leading source of develo

have resumed drug company astra zeneca and oxford university had to stop where the project soft a participant develops of it goal symptoms health regulators in the u.k. confirmed on saturday that it's now safe for the trials to continue now the coronavirus pandemic is affecting everyone's lives in many ways including changes in eating habits sales of plant based may sell soaring in thailand as don is trying to focus on making healthier choices scott huddling reports from bangkok. i hope you're healthy and stay healthy are common greetings in the era of covert 19 with the immune boosting benefits of a healthy diet and reports of covert contamination at meat processing plants millions in asia are taking those greetings seriously be controlling their health by eating less meat. the plant based meat industry across asia pacific is seeing an increase in demand one projection sees a 12 percent expansion putting the 2020 industry valued at more than $17000000000.00 in thailand imports of plant based meat have been on the rise but industry analysts see it as a growth industry for the few companies no

have been allowed to resume drug company astra zeneca and oxford university have to stop work on the project after purchase of been developed severe neurological symptoms health regulators in the u.k. confirmed on saturday that it's now safe for the trials to continue there's been protests in a number of countries against coronavirus health measures hundreds marched through the german city of munich on saturday germany has seen fewer cases and deaths compared to the rest of europe but numbers have begun rising after restrictions were. there were similar scenes in poland's capital warsaw as well crowds protested coronavirus restrictions there since august poland has introduced mandatory face masks in places where cases are rising while in new zealand several 100 people defied lockdown rules on crowds in the city of auckland the rally included supporters of a small political party known for pushing corona virus conspiracy theories gatherings of more than 10 people are banned in the city. and australian right police made arrests at an anti lockdown protest in melbourne the city is the e

have been allowed to resume the drug company astra zeneca and oxford university had to stop work on the project after a participant developed severe neurological symptoms health regulators in the u.k. confirmed on saturday that it is now safe for the trials to continue dozens of people have been arrested in paris during this 1st so-called yellow vests protests in several months a car was set on fire and police said some of those arrested were carrying improvised weapons protesters are demanding economic equality and changes to how the government is elected peaceful marches have been taking place in several cities across from. dozens of people are reported missing in oregon in the u.s. where a massive wildfire is burning in many areas but it's changing the weather has helped firefighters control some fires half a 1000000 people have been ordered to leave their homes the city of portland has suddenly become one of the world's most polluted urban areas. restoration work on one of istanbul's famous landmarks is causing an outcry and concerns about the balance between modern at sea and prese

have now resumed drugs company astra zeneca and oxford university stopped their tests after a person taking part developed severe neurological symptoms health regulators though say it is now safe to carry on on a 1000000 people have now been displaced by severe flooding due to exceptional rainfall across western central africa in the generally $65.00 people have died in large parts of the capital are now under water and here is actually one of the world's driest countries but the rainy season has intensified in recent years which is linked to climate change this is. capital with the suburbs are under water earlier this month there was more rain in a single day then the country usually experiences over the whole rainy season president macky sall has launched an emergency aid plan for people there and of course sudan where hundreds of thousands of people displaced by heavy flooding a calling for more help their homes were destroyed by the worst flooding in a century tens of thousands of students are among those whose lives are being disrupted here morgan has a report from one how many

measures should help control the outbreak meanwhile british clinical trials for the astra zeneca and oxford university corona virus vaccine have now resumed company says it's been given regulatory approval to continue this study after a brief suspension late stage trials of this treatment at one of the most advanced currently in development or paused earlier this week after a participant reported an illness experts say such interruptions are a normal part of the process. now latin american nations including argentina and mexico on happy with the new leader of the interim eric and development bank the i.d.p. is the leading source of development finance in the region and its president has traditionally been a latin american but the president on all trump has won at the country his country's bid for the 1st leader from the united states our latin america edison you seen human reports on this now from santiago. the election of president donald trump's nominee to run the ideal be latin america's most important financing institution has divided the region and angered many countries who say that the white ho

off to easing most restrictions in may and then here british clinical trials for the astra zeneca and oxford university corona virus vaccine have now resumed the company says it's been given regulatory approval to continue the study after a brief suspension late stage trials of the treatment or the most advanced in development were paused earlier this week after a participant reported an illness experts say such interruptions are a normal part of the process now an iranian restless sentenced to death for murder has been executed despite international appeals 27 year old naveed of curry was convicted of killing a man during anti-government protests 2 years ago but his family say he was tortured into a confession u.s. president donald trump. wrestling stars and activists had all appealed to the iranian government over the case as a bank has more on this now from town. there was all this international support including from the footballing body fifo but inside iran some iranians had taken to instagram and other social media sites to ask for him to be spared and taking up his case of corrie have been arres

coronavirus vaccine trials has been put on hold after a participant fell ill developers astra zeneca and oxford university in england say a patient has a potentially unexplained illness which will need further investigation late stage testing started last week another opposition activists in belarus has been detained by masked men as a crackdown on weeks of mass protests continues maxime is not was one of the last members of the opposition coordination council still active inside bella rules voters in ethiopia is no then take a region are defying a federal government order to cast their ballots in a local election the government declared wednesday's polls illegal but grayle fishel say any interference would amount to a declaration of war well those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here inside story to stay with us. a mockery of justice saudi arabia is criticised for reducing the sentences of those convicted of murdering to that pace is the outflow used so will we ever find out the truth about the journalist this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on iran saudi arabia is facing int

have been suspended testing of the vaccine developed by scientists at the university of oxford and the u.k. based drug astra zeneca was poorest after participants fell ill. yes president donald trump has dismissed allegations that he knew how contagious and deadly the covert 19 virus was even while telling americans it was no worse than the seasonal flu the claim comes in a new book by veteran journalist bob woodward interviewed president trump in march and in his own words the president said he wanted to always play the virus down let's go to mike hanna in washington d.c. so what's the reaction been from president trying to this. pub president from continues to insist that he acted as a cheerleader for the american people would report sat on generally the 28th president trump was told by his national security adviser that the coronavirus represented the single greatest national security threat of his presidency on the 6th of february according to what would the president was briefed by president xi jinping of china who told him that the virus was transmitted by bet it was 10 times more deadly than the most severe

suspect that adverse reaction from a trial participant has led to the suspension of the astra zeneca and university of oxford trial the news was reported by online site stat news it quotes a spokesperson from. us saying the standard review process triggered a pool subjects in ation to allow review of safety data it's not yet clear who placed a hold on the trial. well astra zeneca is one of 9 companies which have pledged not to rush us government approval for corona virus vaccine the companies say the drugs will not be submitted for approval until they're proved to be safe during clinical trials the c.e.o.'s promise follows suggestions from u.s. president donald trump that a vaccine could be out as early as november right before election day. and staying with president standing a ban on offshore drilling along florida georgia and south carolina drilling is a key political concern for states such as florida a must win state for the president's reelection the announcement is also a reversal of administration policy trump expand that offshore drilling in the atlantic in 2018. but today i have a very important an