this is paris- the _ protest limited to paris? this is paris.m convoy - protest limited to paris? this is - paris. the freedom convoy so-called, paris. the freedom convoy so—called, started off in towns all over france but what the people have done is drive up to paris and today was to be the big day when they would gather in paris. i think they envisage something much more effective than theirs. we have seen some quite dramatic pictures from the champs elysees but in reality the champs elysees but in reality the impact has been very small. life has gone on here in paris without any real change at all today. except around the arc de triomphe for a couple of hours so they haven't really had any great impact on daily life. they have made the news today. i think tomorrow, most of them will go on or some of them will continue to brussels. go on or some of them will continue to brussels-— canadian police say they're starting to clear protesters occupying a key bridge on the canada—us border the police action comes after demonstrators blocked the amba

hugh schofield, bbc news, paris.land, aimed at saving thousands of lives. doctors say lesser—known symptoms of a heart attack can include sweating, feeling faint or dizzy, as well as a cough, shortness of breath or nausea. the survival rate is nine in ten for those who receive early hospital treatment for a heart attack. you can see more information about the nhs campaign on our website — bbc.co.uk/news. with all the sport now, here's olly foster at the bbc sport centre. good evening. after two rounds of matches, france are top of rugby union's six nations championship. they beat ireland by 30—21; in paris. and wales are up and running, they have their first win. dan biggar with the decisive drop—kick as they held off scotland. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. well, it's cardiff, with all the atmosphere one stadium could summon. but for the welsh players, for the captain, would that be enough? because the visitors were scotland, england beating scotland. out to the winger and just a gap just a glimmer, enou

protests against pandemic restrictions. authority stop hundreds of vehicles trying to reach central paris. juliet when ashi is among the stars on the right, caught with that the berlin film festival. could her new film be the one to scoop the top, the price of golden there? ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. a phone call between the us and russia has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and vladimir putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has denied the claim as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. meanwhile, germany has joined other countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine. the u. s. embassy and key f or non essential staff are being pulled out, and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation, miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia build up its military presence on the ukrainian border ah, adding to moscow's menace ru

. despite a band on the rally, police had to block hundreds of cars trying to reach the central paris. and the computer audi are back on the red carpet at berlin international film festival. the berlin olive. all eyes are on the line screenings, and who will win the golden bear? ah, i'm marian evans, dean, welcome. growing numbers of western governments are urging their citizens to leave ukraine. that's as fears of a possible russian invasion intensify. germany says it citizens should leave as soon as possible. according to u. s. intelligence reports, an invasion by russia could occur at any time. the u. s. embassy and key f or non essential staff are being pulled out, and the u. s. government is advising its citizens to leave ukraine. other governments are following suit, the latest escalation, miss simmering crisis that is reaching boiling point 4 months. russia build up its military presence on the ukrainian border ah, adding to moscow's menace russian forces occurring, conducting drills and better ruse. us intelligence has warned that a russian invasion could be imminent, even giv

protest against pandemic restrictions . authority stopped hundreds of vehicles trying to reach central paris and julia b. nauseous among the stars on the right carpet at the berlin film festival. could her new fill be the one to suit the top prize with golden bed? ah, i'm helen mohammed, welcome to the program. a phone call between the us and russia has failed to ease tensions over ukraine. president joe biden and guarded me. a putin spoke after the us warned that russia could invade ukraine at any time. moscow has dismissed the claim. as hysteria, ukraine's forces are on high alert as more than 100000 russian troops are gathered near the border. germany has joined other countries in telling its nationals to leave ukraine. a white house statement says bite and warned putin of swift and severe costs. if russia does invade ukraine, moscow says the u. s. is guilty of unprecedented hysteria. american citizens have been urged to leave ukraine immediately. other countries, including germany, are following suit. experts say they're doing the responsible thing for is a very substantial below russian

in paris.some quite dramatic pictures at the champs—elysees — but in reality, the impact has been very small, life has gone on here without any real change at all today, except for a couple of hours. so they haven't had any real great impact on daily life — they've made the news today, and i think tomorrow, most of them will go home, and some will continue to brussels. downing street says borisjohnson will "respond as required" after he received a police questionnaire yesterday about events he attended during lockdown. the metropolitan police says the questionnaires — which are the written equivalent of police interviews under caution — are being sent to more than 50 people who attended downing street parties that may have broken covid laws. our political correspondent jonathan blake explained what will happen next. well, the prime minister is now required, as the police put it, to provide an account an explanation of his participation in an event or events. the questionnaire has formal legal s

but regardless of their cause, the authorities in paris are determined to prevent a blockade like the one in canada's capital city. clashes between police and protesters escalated quickly. police have been using t a guests to disperse the crowds, leaving the picturesque streets of paris. looking more like a war zone, ah, to the beijing winter olympics where germany gained a new sliding champion, havanese became the country's 1st female skeleton when m. a 21 year old wasn't among the favorites. but she beat australia's jacqueline narrow, caught to get gemini 6th gold medal from 6 events at the young king sliding santa and the international olympic committee says there will be no repercussions for ukraine's gladish love. harris cabbage. the athlete flashed assigned in support of peace in his homeland. at the end of his skeleton, bob run, he revealed a sign reading no war in ukraine. the i o. c could have considered his act political, which is against olympic rules. d w. jonathan crane is in beijing and explains why the committee decided not to take action. we were expecting awfully prot

d w is lisa louis in paris with the latest tonight. lisa, as always, thank you. authorities and hong kong are imposing their toughest restrictions since the start of the pandemic. as infection numbers, they're explore most venues, including scores, jims, churches, and hair salons must shut down. cases almost doubled, to hit a new record in the last day alone. hundreds queue to get tested as hong kong prepares for some of its toughest covered restrictions. yet as many countries shift their approach to living with the virus. hong kong is pursuing a 0 coven strategy in line with the chinese mainland. but a sudden surgeon cases is complicating matters. the government responded by announcing tough new restrictions on tuesday at closing hess alons and banning public gatherings of more than 2 people. at this moment, we still feel that this is the best strategy for hong kong. using all our capacity and i'll means to ensure that we could to achieve the dynamic as 0 target. but the announcement of new restrictions and disruptions to inputs have

she has been following the trial closely for she's in paris. could he be to you, lisa, sorts of high hopes, rolla motions in court to day did the victims, did they get any of the answers that they'd been waiting for? well, brant, the 1st good piece, a piece of good news is really that sort of does land talked to the court. other accused in the past chose not to do so to he answer questions for over 6 hours here to day in paris. but did the victims and the civil plaintiffs get answers? i'm not sure about that one. really, because a he depicted quite a contradictory image of himself. on the one hand, he said, you know, i didn't hurt anybody, i didn't kill anybody. and you should take that into account when judging me. on the other hand, he pledged allegiance to so called islamic state. he said he was in favor of sharia law. he said that western democracy wanted to impose democracy on muslim governments, and that wasn't the right thing. right thing to eve as opposed to that. so when he finally said something that is, was a piece of information eve

they were warned not to come to paris that they would feel the full weight of the law if they did. yet, those threats have fallen on death is as thousands taken part in the so called freedom convoy have made their way towards the french capital. they have come from across france, using roads just like this one to enter the city to plant some say is to demonstrate peacefully and they were cool for them to remain outside of paris. however, others have been calling for more concrete action. so book the city and to make a scene, what binds them all together though, is that they want a show of force to solidarity against code which restrictions, which started almost 2 years ago is yeah, you know, me see. yeah, what is happening is unacceptable. and frankly speaking, this government treats its people badly. and now we are all fighting. we are all heading to brussels by next wednesday so that people will wake up pusher. let him know that freedom is the resignation of micron. the santa democratic into tell a tarion ruler who prevents me a pensioner from going to restaurants because i met vacci

the protest is on this bond convoys. 2 blocks were sacked up on roads coming in to paris with offices checking to see if people were intending to take part in the canadian inspired convoy empowers the city, has been gearing up for trouble to with water cannons and practice to dismantle any barriers that could be set up ready, as well as more than 7000 offices willing and waiting. the organizers have even been threatened with prison sentences and hefty fines to if they all courts. and anyone taking part could also face fines, as well as those core blocking major road to any roads could have their driving licenses suspended. but the french government is adamant 8 and will keep a lid on the convoy which plans only a pit stop here in paris. before heading to expire, destination in brussels, where it's intending to be comb, voice, all across europe, all in it, big to voice the anger above all to the european union jollity, blue sky, or t. paris. to freedom conway movement out of his pod protest across the world as people in australia as well as australia. they have taken to the streets and

but for many making the long drive towards paris, it's too little too late. yesterday and government has officially alyssa corollas, as endangered. the native marsupials are fighting to survive. bush fires, land clearance, and droughts, conservation of fear. there are now fewer than 100000 co. allah's left in the while . it was the defining image of australia's bush fires in 2019. a corolla encircled by flames. before a quick thinking bystander comes to the rescue. thousands of callers were caught up in that year's devastating fire season. left homeless or treated for dehydration and burns, it was a clarion call for action. so coming out of those fires, i asked my scientific experts to really examine whether the qual, as listing, as you said on the endangered spaces list, needed to move up a notch. and today's announcement is that it has, which is all about priority conservation for this extraordinary marsupial. on top of the fires, the creatures are threatened by disease. half the population has chlamydia, growing towns and cities to have eaten away at their

the w correspondent lisa louis joins us from paris. welcome lisa, a. so what did the seller abdur slam se? well, fella, he started with a statement. he said, you know, i didn't kill anybody. i didn't injure anybody. and when handing down this verdict, which in the case of terrorist, it's normally quite tough here in france to think about that because that will have an influence on base terror attackers in the future that in the last moment change their minds because they will know that if they go through with it or not, they will face a tough sentence. right after that day he started to, he went on to say that he fully supported the ideology of so called islamic state ease and favor apparently of establishing career law. you also thinks that western countries want to impose democracy and their culture on muslim countries, and he is against that. so it remains to be seen of his statement today, really provoked the sympathy of many people here in paris. what, what sort of reaction did you see in court while people were listening attentively, really, the

hugh schofield reports from paris.aged to get past the police checkpoints and block the champs—elysees at the top end by the arc de triomphe. chanting the occupants flying tricolour flags and chanting anti president macron slogans. there was a tense standoff with police firing tear gas to disperse groups of protesters, scenes similar to if less violent than the yellow vest protests of three years ago. protesters said they were inspired by the canadian blockades and wanted an end to government covid rules. translation: we've come - from reims, an hour and a half away from paris to be a part of this freedom convoy. we are here today notjust because we are against the vaccine pass but also because of all the taxes the government is imposing on us. police tow trucks were brought in to remove the protesters' vehicles and traffic was able to resume. but some hours later, as evening set in, there were still small—scale skirmishes down the avenue and more tear gas being fired. the scenes on the champs—elysees may have been rem

but for many making the long drive towards paris, it's too little, too late. and let's have a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic. the united states has shipped nearly 1900000 vaccine doses to countries in sub saharan africa. germany says it's surge and infections has nearly pete signaling. europe's largest economy could soon ease restrictions. france, italy, belgium, and iceland have all announced a partial easing of restrictions, relaxing, mandate bass mandates and in some cases opening bars. ah. at the winter olympics, christopher grotesque became germany's 1st gold medalist in the skeleton sports similar to the lewis, but one which sees writers plummet, head 1st down in ice track at high speed. germany has long dominated dilute and won a clean sweep of the gold this year. to abroad his stunning performance, which saw him finish streets ahead of compatriot axle young seized the country extend its influence in these wintry sliding sports and keeping over at the olympics and alpine ski or with the hopes of a nation resting on his shoulders.

but for many making the long drive towards paris, it's too little, too late. and a few more headlines for you to catch up with mexico's president has vow there'll be 0 tolerance after another journalist was shot dead, a little neighbor. lopez was a who ran an online new site was killed late on thursday. is was the 5th such killing this year? mexico routinely ranks is one of the deadliest countries in the world for journalists. 30 countries have committed to protect the world's oceans from harmful human activity. the initiative drawn up at a summit on france's atlantic coast targets. plastic pollution, in particular, business and political leaders have promised more action to clean up the seas and preserve marine life. for a british prime minister, boris johnson has received a police questionnaire over allegations. he attended parties, downing street that violated lockdown rules spokesperson said he would respond quote, as required. london's metropolitan police have contacted more than 50 people over the gatherings at johnson's office at home. at the winter oly

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france band, freedom convoys is hundreds of protesters opposing corona virus restrictions, head for paris, driven by what they're seeing in canada. and rolling out the red carpet, the berlin international film festival. back in business, all wiser on the light screenings, and who will win the golden bayer? ah, i'm burnt. gov is going to have you with us on this friday to night. strange. and the high stakes diplomacy aimed at a burning war in ukraine. russia has announced large scale naval drills off the coast of ukraine. washington is pouring more forces and weapons into eastern europe . u. s. president joe biden has ordered an extra 3000 us troops to the region in a phone conference with other western leaders. he reaffirmed support for ukrainian sovereignty biden also warning american citizens to leave ukraine now saying, quote, things could go crazy quickly. more activity on all sides of the ukraine conflict. russia's ministry of defense released footage of navy ships arriving in savannah to pull bay on the black sea. in the russian annexed crimean peninsula. they're here taking part in

jack paris has more on strained relations between france and boy. after a 2nd military coup in may 2021 which followed one in august 2020 state funerals like this, conducted by the military discount is the underlying instability in molly. until now, france has retained the military presence of over 4000 troops in this whole region . but as long wanted to reduce their numbers, and especially to move them out of the former french colony of molly, after the new cooley does expelled the french ambassador. since 2013, the european union has provided a contingent of 1100 troops, a separate mission known as the e. u. t. m. to train molly's armed forces. the european commission says the plan remains to keep the e u mission going for now, the situation of the u t. m, for the moment are there, they are present in my li, our position is that we do want to stay engaged in the sale. we do want to stay engaged in money. having said that, no, not at any price from the european perspective, there is another military complication, the arrival of a $1000.00 mercenary

now ahead of the forum that begins in paris to model d w. so now follicle interviewed frances ambassador to the in the pacific, christoph panel. she began by asking him if frances into pacific strategy is more oriented toward security. and if that affects larger engagement in the region, it is not exactly true that the french strategy is very focused on defense. it's one important element when essential element that there was deception. i think it is widespread perception because our ministry of forces was the 1st to publish their into pacific strategy that the whole into pacific strategy addresses. many other issues which are as important for us as, as the defense and security angle. take the example of climate change, but for instance, or the protection of biodiversity or protection of the oceans, health issues, but also economy issues, trade issues, connectivity issues. so our strategies clearly multi dimensional. we want to address all the challenges. security challenges are very serious and we not naive about them. but at the same time

hugh schofield, bbc news, paris.uritius has arrived at the chagos archipelago in the indian ocean. those on board include a number of islanders who were forcibly evicted to make way for a us military base. our correspondent andrew harding was also on board the ship with them and sent this update shortly after they landed. they have just arrived here on the home islands. it has been 50 years since the british kicked them off and removed them forcibly from the place of their birth. today they are back, courtesy of the mauritian government. in the past, it has been impossible for anybody to come here without british permission and a british guard, military escort. today, the mauritian government, in a very bold — some would say provocative — move, has come here under its own steam, insisting that it has the right and exercising its right to visit what it considers its own territory. this is a really important moment in the tug of war between britain and mauritius over these incredibly isolated but strategically very imp

these are set to be discussed at a forum to be held tomorrow in paris. it will bring together foreign ministers of e u. member states, and some 30 countries in the area known as the into pacific. it encompasses the countries located around the indian and pacific oceans. they account for 3 fifths of the world's population are central to global value chains and produce almost 60 percent of global g d p. that chinese assert of this in the region, has sped up. the adoptions of indifference of strategies, but not just the e u, but also the netherlands, germany, and france. now ahead of the forum that begins in paris tomorrow, dw sonya follicle interviewed frances ambassador to the indifferent civic christoph panel. she began by asking him in front of into pacific strategy is more oriented toward security. and if that affects larger, you engagement in the region, it is not exactly true that the french strategy is very focused on defense. it's one important element when essential element that there was deception. i think it is widespread perception because our

in paris.champs—elysees — but in reality, the impact has been very small, life has gone on here without any real change at all today, except for a couple of hours. so they haven't had any real great impact on daily life — they've made the news today, and i think tomorrow, most of them will go home, and some will continue to brussels. very busy afternoon in support. here's chetan. good afternoon. we start with a cracker in cardiff — dan biggar kicked 15 points in his 100th international match to ensure wales got their first win of this year's six nations as they edged out scotland by 20—17 at the principality. scotland, without a win in cardiff for 20 years, got the first try of the match, finn russell putting a looping pass out to the wing for darcy graham to score. wales' only try came just before the break, tomas francis grounding the ball after a great attacking maulfrom the welsh. that made it 14—14 before a dan biggar drop goal won it for wales, who bounce back from their disappointing def

now for some of the news over 32000 people took part in a freedom convoy process in paris, which was inspired by the canadian movement against harsh covey restrictions. now we believe the 54 people so far have been arrested with riah police firing tier gus are the activists, are corresponding shaw davinsky senses this report from the hot, the unrest. i think above the sea, behind me, they're all about a 1000 people marching through the streets of paris just on this particular protest . now you may be aware that the freedom convoy the so called freedom convoy, was banned by the authorities here in paris. had therefore, thousands of vehicles all camped out around the gates of the city because they were not allowed to enter since the friday there has been a massive police operation to try in stock. march is like this taking place. in fact, there are many, many police out on the street state monitoring and everything. in fact, you still have not last italy and the police who are that stopping the protections from taking the route that they had intended to take. we know that they have bee

but the plan is to come to paris and then to head to brussels for monday. will we know that convoys from other countries in europe also heading into the belgium capital? once again, to show their protests that anger against these coven 19 restrictions. and the question now many may be asking, given that there is this overlap with some of the demands with what we saw from the yellow vests over the last few years as a legal case. and even addressing a direct question about whether this was a doping case or doping allegation, he said that for now everything doping related remains purely aisd speculation. and that is as far as mr. adams went with his comments said that we need to wait. we needed to wait until the official statement by o, by the i o c. and that will be a separate statement again, which we have been already waiting for several hours. still no ward whatsoever. the rumors have it. and again, i stress that this is rumors. there's nothing official yet that the i figure skater in question is camila volleyball of r o c team, who was absolutely stella o

and police and france have broken up a vehicle protest blocking traffic in central paris. the so called freedom convoy is a rally against vaccine pauses and restrictions inspired by similar rallies taking place in canada. will go to mexico now, the president, his promise, they'll be no impunity for any one who kills john. list this off to the body of a 5th mexican reported to be killed. this year was found in the southern state of war. haka around a $150.00 journalists have been murdered in mexico since the year 2000, with many linked to protracted and bloody war. on drug trafficking officials of confirm more than 90 percent of the murders of john las and human rights activists remain unsolved. mexico wrongs 140 side out of 118 reports about board as well. press freedom in dex. 20. 22 is on close to be deadly as so far. but to again be has more on the story. these family and friends of murder, journalist, harbor lopez, a gathering for his wake. he was a manager of a news website in mexico, southern state of war, haka and was shot dead on thursday. follow gruel. i'll walk i

use charlotte davinsky reports with not yet arrived in paris. but the plan is for these convoys that are coming from across the country to descend on the capital over the weekend. but before they've even had chance to do that, the authorities here in paris have said that any protests over the weekend will be strictly forbidden. the idea some have said is for them to try and power lies. the city, like we've seen over in canada, taking the momentum from that and bringing it take to france. what they have said is that they want to come here to protest against the cove. it 19 regulations and as we know, thousands upon thousands already in convoys that left as early as wednesday morning from the south of france from the west, from the north. and that all planning to be here late on friday evening for that protest that was scheduled by them though. undeclared, the authorities on a saturday parish, so is ready to stop them and has been bitten any of the rallies from taking place. due to the risk that this gathering could disrupt the public order. the p

i think above we see behind me there are about a 1000 people marching through the street to paris. yes. on this particular protest . now you may be aware that the freedom convoy the so called freedom convoy, was banned by the authorities here in paris. or at thousands of vehicles are camped out around the gates of the city because they were not allowed to enter. since friday there has been a massive police operation to try in stock. march is like this taking place. in fact, there are many, many police out on the street state monitoring and everything. in fact where we started at the last day to lee and the police were that stopping the protesters from taking the route that they had intended to take. we know that they had been hundreds upon hundreds of verbalize asians already from the police, but we heard from the french prime minister on friday that anybody trying to block the roads in paris would feel the severe consequences of the law. we also heard that from the police authorities here in paris, suggesting that organizers could face prison sentences. i know so fines of several

so at this point in time in paris, there was an acute shortage of everything. mean, you know sort of women were using wooden sold shoes because there was a shortage. leather for example hairstyling all the hair salons were closed. so, you know the ability to do your hair as a problem and many women as a result grew their hair very long. lee lemon orders to be economical with materials was a way of doing this that women did pursue and so pleats flounces, you know any and everything. was of you know, it was a an intentional statement which everybody actually because it was a uniform. it defined you. and it was a very dangerous thing to do particularly following d-day and you know when scores were being settled so that woman was running a considerable personal risk, but at the same time nailing her loyalties very firmly to the mast. the victory role that her hair is done with so if you look at it from a certain angle what you can actually see is a v leigh miller took a very funny series of photographs showing the only functioning hair salon in paris around this ti

but the plan is to come to paris and then to head to brussels for monday. well, we know that convoys of the countries in europe are also heading into the belgium capital. once again, to show their protests that anger against these coven 19 restrictions. and the question now many may be asking, given that there is this overlap with some of the demand with what we saw from the yellow fests over the last few years as to whether this is the new com for the new protest. the could really wreck havoc patch not just here in france, but actually could extend now to other countries in europe take about a journalist on so for patients don't listen, they screw turn into another vosta yellow rest, all movement and potentially affect the outcome of april presidential vote the government, joe, for my whole scares all having a repeat of what we live through the show, the yellow face period. you know, they are afraid of it because it is not only to call that situation and the fact that people are fed up with these restrictions. it's also the price of gas, which was the orig

oh, paris lot. on the al jazeera ah a warning of a possible cyber attack on europe's banking system. as diplomatic efforts to deescalate tensions between russia and ukraine continue. ah, robert, you're watching of their life. my headquarters here in denver also coming up. i'm john 100 on the u. s. canada border were protesting truckers are disrupting hundreds of millions of dollars in commerce every day to mask or not to my several us.

this is in central paris. riley was organized against vaccine passes, which are quiet and to restaurants in many other public venues. the anti government yellow, vast movement is also involved in this. at least 500 vehicles were intercepted at police checkpoints and inspired by similar rallies in canada. more on that coming up for you in the news hour in 25 minutes time. i'll see you then. ah oh, a powerful literary and cultural movement emerged from the carnage of the 1st world war. it might seem strange that war and culture should be so closely connected. but it was the sheer scale and horror of the conflict that led to what became known as a realism old re breton, a french writer, was a founder of the surrealist movement. he was a medical student at a military hospital in paris in 1917. he was unable to cope with the harsh realities of war and looked for new ways to express himself. this was an artistic and literary movement that endured long after the war had ended on peggy cur, punky out gammon, dad. avec

dough are also coming up sounding off against pandemic restrictions, a convoy a protest as descends on paris spot by similar values in canada and jail down to government protest as in hong kong, the now returning to society, why they say it's hard to move um ah, yes, president dr. barton, i've spoken to russia's vladimir putin over the phone about moscow's military build up on ukraine's border. but the white house says it doesn't result in any fundamental change. the crammed m, colby discussion, business like and balanced. but criticized what it sees as war hysteria in the west . our white house correspondent, kimberly how kit has more. according to a senior administration official, the telephone call between the us and russian president last a just over an hour. the call was apparently professional and substantive in nature, but there was apparently no change in the dynamic. in other words, the united states reportedly put forward a number of ideas that it believed were in the best interests of the west of the alliance and addressed the key security concerns of russia. however, it is still

let's close life to paris correspond to show that the ben sky. now, charlotte, lovely to see what all these french protest is specifically calling for. and what plans do they have? well, if not yet arrived in paris, but the plan is for these convoys that are coming from across the country to descend on the capital over the weekend. but before they've even had chance to do that, the authorities here in paris have said that any protests over the weekend will be strictly forbidden. the idea some have said is for them to try and power lies. the city, like we've seen over in canada, taking the momentum from that and bringing it here to france. what they have said is that they want to come here to protest against the cove. it 19 regulations and as we know, thousands upon thousands already in convoys that left as early as wednesday morning from the south, the fonts from the west, from the north, and the all planning to be here late on friday evening for that protest that was scheduled by them, the undeclared, the authorities on a saturday parish though,

we had to go through thanks for your reporting d, w lisa louis in paris. now, white patients like this baby or the default when it comes to medical training. in fact, one reason us study founded in some medical books are the 4 percent of images have black skin. but now one nigeria, medical student is trying to change that out. west africa correspondent reports from lagos. this is legacy university teaching hospital generations of doctors, nurses, all kinds of medics have studied here. and this is one of the books that they use. it's a stand that textbook used right on ashton house, today's all around the world. and if you flip further pages, it's very easy to see that most of the illustrations here are just of white skin is almost as if black people don't have operations or don't have babies. and for years, no one really challenged that i met with one man who not only challenged it, what is doing something about it. g, d, berry, e, b, d to cease his illustration of a black fetus went viral. people around the world realised they had never seen themselves re

now hanging in french museums, designer use on the wrong is celebrated across paris ah, bottom to the program in guinea bas owls president has survived occur attempt after a 5 hour assault on the presidential palace or borrow socco on. barlow says, security forces stopped an attack against democracy, but many of them have died. alexia brown, reports gunfire, and guinea, the south capital. the president says, and men attacked the presidential palace while he was inside. this i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister. and we were attacked with very heavy weaponry for 5 hours. but now everything is under control. when i was elected president, i promised to fight to thanks corruption. and drug trafficking, and this is also linked to that guinea, we're sales become known as a transit point for cocaine, between latin america and europe. georgia, no stranger to political upheaval. there's been 9, coups or attempted coups since it gained independence from portugal in 1970 full. gimme bizarre has been a fragile state for quebec. it's bec

people in paris, but in fact, she would spend another 10 months in brutal captivity. so the women that were sent to leipzig hasag slave labor camp. in fact first they were sent to ravensbrook and from there they were selected for for hassag. they had a armaments factory where they made it was a satellite camp a commando of buchanwald and the women that's sort of where this group of nine women formed where they became friends and did this camp they made panzer faust these these shoulder held rocket grenade launchers the thing that might tontelen spoke of the most when i was interviewing her was how she sabotaged them. she was very proud of this. she spoke five languages fluently. she spoke russian polish german french and english many of those without an accent. so she was able to talk to all the different groups in the camp and she'd befriended many of the german guards and in fact one of the factory foreman hadn't stupid became a friend of hers and he helped her he put her in charge of thermostats and because she was an engineer. she was able to change the thermostat

well, today, sarah does love the only person he was in paris on that 13th november in 2015. he will be questioned by judges, by lawyers about his radical estate, radicalization. they want to understand how he got to that point. when was the tipping point when he decided to participate in these atrocious attacks here on french. so in 2015 now, other suspects have been questioned over the past few weeks on their personal way of radicalization. some decided not to speak out, not to answer any questions, but others have given some information at that. will it help understand that in a process that and that made that they came to that decision at many people believe that thought i'd, as i'm will speak out today because he has been quite outspoken since the beginning of the court case. he and paris and you've been attending these hearings from the very beginning, back in september what, what has this trial revealed so far? well, they have been 5 months of tries so far, and i think it's fair to say that about 5 weeks with, with the testimonies by civil plaintiffs who are really the

he spent his childhood midweek, paris and room. he studied loan and later the on, at the so boom are is his streets and cafes in latin quarter with cultural and artistic melting pulse writers, artists for most of us and political activists, exchanged ideas about the changing world around the george coming right in this creative environment and when he returned to egypt to 1934, he wanted to share fresh ideas, especially about the new to me in a way of thinking. oh, it doesn't mean it when it's an event from our martha. lemme on the neighborhood. i get them own manifesto listed elia kenneth, that was coming out by she would that can focus austin in by the mahony it would, it hadn't fall ian moss ish. it had a custodian la lake and but it on kidney hadn't thought about asking that i had thought about that akin losses. i would judge mean a lot of call him and i declare necessarily i leave the text, lynn manifesto, the baton i prevented had the kovak, his disease on paper tarza, while mune phone told cease recreate some premier letter,

called freedom convoy protested against covert mandates, but checkpoints, and ahmed vehicles in central paris. i'll to report right from the thick of it. well as you can. ready see, the tear gas is coming towards us now. launched by the police just behind is they were trying to control the crowd. or what are you doing? what do you like to rest in canada as well? why? the freedom convoy movement foster, marge, where the country's prime minister laboring the protest is as fringe extremist. this is a story of a country to go through this pandemic by being united and a few people showed it. and weaving. swastikas does not define who canadian and russia figure skating. federation claims commutable. yeah. but is innocent of any wrong doing despite her testing positive for substance. a hearing on the teenagers case gets underway on sunday. a it sunday. it is all tea, so it is the week claim hall, look back at the biggest headlines of the past 7 days. and of course, the very latest to as always, good to have you with us. we're jumping right in russia's slab to what it bronze manufactured hysteria, ov

we. 2 also heard that from the police authorities here in paris, suggesting that organizers could face prison sentences. i know so fines of several 1000 euros, and i was taking part as well, trying to block roads. i could see that driving license is suspended for a number of years and also face huge fine. so what is all of us about? well, as we store in canada, the freedom convoy is a march for liberties people here demanding that end to the vaccine cost. this is a part that regulate who can and who called going to places like restaurants in cavities depending on whether they just recover from coded or whether they have been fully vaccinated in frogs. that means 2 jobs have something like pfizer by own tax plus a booster. and as a result of that, there remains several 1000000 individuals across hong sheila, unvaccinated and furious, weeping, speaking and hearing from some of them you are on the convoy why they are taken wrong. if you, you have been told that in march or april, they will abolish health pass and he said, was that to encourage us to vote? there are a lot of things that ne