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melbourne “oins perth, brisbane and _ airport.th, brisbane and adelaide - airport. melbourne joins perth, brisbane and adelaide as - airport. melbourne joins perth, brisbane and adelaide as the l brisbane and adelaide as the fourth city to enter a snap lockdown since november. in each situation, the cases have occurred due to a quarantine hotel breach. we any closer to knowing how the virus is leaking out in these circumstances? in leaking out in these circumstances? , . circumstances? in this instance at the holiday _ circumstances? in this instance at the holiday inn _ circumstances? in this instance at the holiday inn at _ circumstances? in this instance| at the holiday inn at melbourne airport, the authorities believe a nebuliser, this vaporiser that turns medicine into a vapour, was probably the source of the uk variant infections that have now tested positive within 13 people. other experts believe poor ventilation in those quarantine hotels could be allowing the virus to spread. what we do know is those snap lockdown in oth

particularly west australia from the still flooding from that last tropical low that went through perth reason is flooding up through can often which is more or less here but as you can see it's dry and our temps are 2023 in perth in contrast a very wall and warming 31 in melbourne nice but it's about but there's more rain tuckey back in again again is tropical in origins there will be flash floods from this and in new zealand a warning for heavy rain in the south all because of this system running through it's quite warm in christchurch that won't necessarily change but the snow will fall while the rain on thursday. it's one of the most recognized sites around the world saying for support from far and wide but for the families back home it's more than just a football club and i want to tell policy should be left out of football you know doesn't know about football there's no one politics in this says he's not going to have. the passion and the politics of liverpool f.c. the defiance giant. part of the fans who make football series on al-jazeera. route. taking you now straight lies to w

pushing down towards perth for the weekend so that will bring some heavy downpours in here as we go on through saturday and sunday meanwhile this snow causing problems across japan over the next couple of days more wintry weather fading in across the whole machine and hokkaido making its way east. as information on the government's response is to covert 19 across the world images so too as a deeply disturbing question. people in power investigates allegations of systemic discrimination against a pandemic disabled victims and asks has there been a shameful failure to protect some of the world's most vulnerable citizens. disabled victims one on a just you know. the or the earth or the earth. welcome back main stories this hour police in riyadh mara filed criminal charges against alstad leader unsung suchi following her detention during a military coup early on monday she's charged with possessing illegally imported walkie talkies which police said were found in a search of her home. the scheme established to ensure poor countries get equal access to corona virus vaccines is really has re

perth called for an independent inquiry. faces a review of its license in melbourne, which is its flagship casino. rishaad: earnings are out tomorrow. what are we looking for? they will not be reflecting what happened in recent days. anything to do with forward guidance, i'm guessing here. >> the numbers are not going to be reflected tomorrow. we are expecting profit to be down close to 80%, a reflection of the fact of being closed to tourists, the big spending gamblers coming from asia. that is the story behind the numbers. what we could get tomorrow is some kind of guidance to what crown's plan is, its reform agenda, more meat on those bones as to how it's going to get its license back in sydney, how it will be signed off by the regulators. they should have opened in december and have been on hold. there has been no short-term fix to that program. haslinda: now let's do a quick check of the latest business headlines. amazon has bought a sydney based e-commerce platform, a company that helps small businesses create websites

get some perspective on this tom a leader is a professor of internet studies at curtin university in perth welcome to d.w. so 1st off what do you make of this agreement between the government and facebook who if anyone won out here. well i think both sides can claim to have won i think the strange government looks like it's managed to get facebook to pay for use which is a priest entity and i think facebook is held out long enough from played hard enough that while they will pay something it's probably a lot less and may not set a priest and in the same way that people fear ok i'll come back to that question of president quite in a moment but 1st of all if you look at facebook here there's been a lot of talk about you know damage done to its reputation not only in australia but do you think this actually will harm facebook. i think it may harm facebook in the short term in astray i think it strengthens we're surprised at how willing facebook was to use them as a political football especially the callous way that it wasn't just news websites but emergency services health departments and oth

early ones ends and out of control wildfire has destroyed thousands of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told many people living in this vicinity to be prepared to fight the blaze as it is now too late too dangerous for them rather to leave their properties. germany's vaccination program continues to be dogged by problems after a crisis meeting with regional leaders and representatives of the farming industry german chancellor angela merkel urged germans to be patient she said most would be offered a job by the end of summer in september. only around 2000000 people have so far received a coded vaccine in germany the rollout has got off to a slow start on monday political leaders spent the afternoon discussing with the bosses of medical firms how it can be speeded up but despite delays chancellor merkel repeated her clear promise does this by the end of the 3rd quarter by the end of the summer we'll be able to offer every citizen of vaccine. that said the manufacturers and also told us today that something that they can't foresee can always occur duri

they would deliver their ruling at a later date it's nearly 2000000 people in the australian city of perth have entered a lockdown after the discovery of one cove in 1000 cases in the community for 5 days only essential shopping an exercise is allowed and schools and places of worship are closed a security guard at a hotel used for quarantine to us that positive it's the 1st local case in western australia in 10 months drug maker pfizer has pledged an additional 75000000 vaccines to the european union for the 2nd quarter that brings the total number of doses for the block this year to 600000000 according to the european commission president ursula in the vaccine rollout has been slower than hopes in part due to supply issues. and has started its vaccination campaign with a russian made sputnik the vaccine i received initial shipments of 22000 says the deputy health minister was among the 1st to receive the job. has a population of 18000000 and it expects to roll out its own vaccine called ovid in march those are the headlines witness is up next on al-jazeera. 'd 'd my name is a sad londra.

let's get into this with tom lever who's a professor of internet studies at curtin university in perth in western australia is also vice president of the international association of internet research is welcome to day w what do you make of facebook's actions. i think face that was trying to make a point that if the logo is 3 and they do have to pay for news that they may indeed block news on the services but to do it in advance is one thing but when they deployed the block this morning they didn't just capture traditional news they also catch the whole lot of other things as well including services including health sites and i think that overreach has made what was happening part of the strategy go terribly terribly wrong because the main thing that people noticed was that it wasn't just the news that was disappearing but things that they relied on every day through that platform including things like covert information and emergency notifications when there's. one end of the country and floods of the other. facebook is a commercial company what does it say about it all when a commerc

if all goes according to plan those precious samples would have arrived back in perth as he has 2051. more on this let's bring in early from the d.l.r. institute of planetary research here in berlin good to have you with us this morning dr tell us just how difficult was this landing maneuver. it's the most difficult landing with no room to solace to see so far and when you think you have experienced everything and you had done so the same thing 8 years ago 9 years ago with. that you wrote it was still the same the heart goes out the it goes up to 67 minutes the nasa has already it already has as you mentioned curiosity rover up there on mars it's been roving around since 2012 what does nasa hope that its new rover will find that its old one has not. well this research station this mobile research station is really able to detect bio signatures so we could go one step further one step beyond that blast machines and say we will be able to detect lights this time and the crowd of everything that chokingly. goal so to say what you mentioned already to collect samples to put them down for

pushing down towards perth for the weekend so that will bring some heavy downpours in here this week on through saturday and sunday meanwhile the snow causing problems across japan over the next couple of days more wintry weather fading in across the whole machine and hokkaido making its way east. al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover tracking down an international organized crime network. i want to. go through exposing direct links to corruption at the highest level of the bangladesh government. the fact. that. al-jazeera investigations all the prime minister's men 'd. this is al jazeera. hello i'm maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes. for a 2nd night people in myanmar protest against military rule as medics go on the.

odsonne edouard scored both of them for neil lennon's side in perth as they got a fourth straight leagues with a game in hand. chelsea have a five—point lead at the top of the women's super league after they won 5—0 at bottom of the table bristol city. fran kirby scored twice, pernille harder, sam kerr and bethany england with the other goals. earlier, everton came from behind to draw 1—1 at reading. aston villa against arsenal was been postponed because of a frozen pitch at the banks�*s stadium. some of tennis�* biggest names made it through to the quarterfinals of the australian open today including serena williams, simona halep and naomi osaka. in the men's draw, there was a shock for one of the favourites though, whilst the world number one novak djokovic had to dig deep to reach the last eight. with the best of the action here's joe lynskey. novak djokovic strains and stretches for every ball which is why he wins so many titles, but it can be his downfall. he said he would have retired from this tournament were it not a grand slam but he he was winning again apparently half fit. djo

people in australia have entered a strict lockdown after the discovery of one corona virus case in perth a stand has received its 1st batches of back scenes the health ministry says half a 1000000 doses of the chinese son of farm shot arrived in the country and china has recorded its lowest daily increase in new covert 900 cases in more than 3 weeks . sports tell him beautifully a football news of an incredible trouble for the surprise team of the league this season most walk 3 goals against freiburg mean 3 points and a move into 3rd place 3rd. con of intimidation the whole of sun beaten at home this season and they want everyone to know about it. when 5 books struggled to neutralize a corner 20 minutes into the game the los pounds thanks to john anthony brooks. the body and it right at his feet. the u.s. international smash hit home for his 2nd goal of the season. the hosts came knocking again 20 minutes late on the out of the course this time to strike a demagogue of spork seed with his 13th goal of this season the credit goes to a quick thinking and not a staff and who had the vision

damage in the region and help coordinate relief efforts firefighters continue to battle a bushfire near perth in western australia at least 86 homes have been destroyed but no deaths have been reported. sparked on monday local authorities warn that strong winds still pose a risk comes about a year after the country experienced a catastrophic wildfire season if you $34.00 people dead. judges at the international criminal court in the hague have a have ruled it has it does have jurisdiction in the palestinian territories it could lead to investigations of alleged war crimes committed that israel which is not a member of the i.c.c. in but insists the court has no jurisdiction. to liverpool have been barred from entering the germany to play their champions league quarter final because of new travel restrictions to stop the spread of coronavirus the reds wish edgel to play leipsic on the 16th of february the german interior ministry has confirmed that federal police denied lives exact location to grant the team a special permission to enter the country and now exploring other options including the

this is perth and kinross, and you can see this window caked in ice.is time next weekend, we are looking at temperatures climbing to as high as 17 celsius. that change is starting today. the mild weather is lurking behind this weather is lurking behind this weather front here. there will be strong winds. this hook of cloud will get into the hebrides, bringing very strong winds over the next few hours, gusts reaching 75 mph. blow before the rest of western scotland, northern ireland and parts of north—west england as well. miles across western areas with temperatures climbing to 12 celsius in belfast. in eastern scotland and east england, it remains cold. rain pushes east overnight. it will be slow to clear in the south—east and south of england. showers in western scotland and northern ireland later. the wind are gradually calm down. overnight temperatures mild. in the week ahead, there will be fluctuations daily in temperature, but the wind will be coming often from a south—westerly direction, so the weather will be on the mild side. rainford east ang

bushfire in western australia firefighters are battling the blaze on the outskirts of the city of perth but strong winds are hampering efforts to contain it hundreds have been forced to evacuate the area one firefighter is recovering in hospital from smoke inhalation but there's been no reports of serious injuries. so if a quick check of the headlines here al-jazeera there been public displays of anger against the military coup in manama. people banging pots the home the columns to show their anger against the generals who overthrew the civilian leader and son cinci and seized power so she has been placed under house arrest ali fall has more now from young gone. gto one of the m.l.t. strokes cousins has said on facebook that she is in good health and she is known to be in her house compound in aikido she's reportedly been seen by a neighbor walking around the grounds which she apparently does to show are those that she's in good health similar thing when she was under house arrest in young gone she would take regular walks ex obviously if you spend 115 years under house arrest exercise

we saw the city of perth going into lockdown because of one case earlier on in the week.e british players out there, because here we are coping with 23,000 on cases daily, and yet there preparations are being completely disrupted for this one person? hat completely disrupted for this one erson? ., ., ., ~' completely disrupted for this one erson? ., . . ~ ., person? not at all. i think to say that fans have _ person? not at all. i think to say that fans have been _ person? not at all. i think to say that fans have been completely. that fans have been completely disrupted is wrong because as soon as someone test negative, they'll be allowed back out. it's 2a hours. in an ideal world, allowed back out. it's 2a hours. in an idealworld, it allowed back out. it's 2a hours. in an ideal world, it might be a bit longer, but a lot of players have already played a couple matches this week. they've been allowed out for five hours a day. in the previous two weeks, it was far more than most people in quarantine and for the people in quarantine and for the people who haven't been allow

leaver has been following this controversy he's a professor of internet studies at curtin university in perth western australia and vice president of the international association of internet researchers thanks for joining us professor lieber what do you make of facebook's actions. so facebook because i just put out the big try to prove a point by blocking all news content on facebook in australia but in doing so they also wiped out a lot of web sites that were on facebook accidentally so they don't get emergency services and object health departments and i think if they were trying to make a political point about the importance of news on facebook that i think they lost the p.r. battle before he began because in accidentally deleting a whole lot of other things that how is the nature of this band really set a strategy is uses on the wrong foot i think that they actually angry with facebook than they would have been before they spend again tell us more about these other outlets that facebook has blocked because as you say you're talking about access to public information also health informati

import of this perth yeah i mean people are sometimes. not i can pick up a notice he needs more people to see him so i may need to sign a sort order a mistake in the language i mean motives to government that you know you are not because you know you're not how he has been governing the snooty upper going month i'm going to look i'm happy for us and in our legacy i'm not going to throw communally she could get another one of the new young people gamble in theory i think and i. get it and i came out of it and i get the same as the. santa clause that. no person with the least bit of ethics would actively prevent mothers and children from finding each other. in my last letter to the pope i said that if jesus was alive he would help me to find my mother i don't know why the members of his church of precisely the ones preventing me from finding her maybe they're afraid we'll dig up something very dirty. when someone doesn't want to give you something they can destroy that something or hide it and then. where do we look for it. know when i hear

england's liam livingstone helped perth scorchers thrash brisbane heat to book their place in the big with 77 runs off 39 balls in canberra. they won by 49 runs. the scorchers will play defending champions sydney sixers in the final at the scg on saturday. there'll be commentary on 5 live sports extra & bbc sounds. 160 tennis players are still shut up in their hotel rooms in melbourne, awaiting the results of coronavirus tests, but the man in charge of the australian open says he's "absolutely confident" that the tournament will go ahead. the first grand slam matches are due to start on monday. shaimaa khalil reports. they were meant to be on the tennis court, getting ready for the first grand slam of the year. instead, this is how hundreds of players and officials have spent their day. they'll need a negative coronavirus test before they can get back to the competition, and health officials are optimistic. if competition, and health officials are optimistic.— are optimistic. if there was any exoosure. _ are optimistic. if there was any exoosure. they _ are optimistic. if there was an

let's get into this with tom lever who's a professor of internet studies at curtin university in perth in western australia is also vice president of the international association of internet research was welcome to day w what do you make of facebook's actions. i think face but was trying to make a point that if the logo is 3 and they do have to pay for news that they may and date block news on the services but to do it in advance is one thing but when they deployed the block this morning they didn't just capture traditional news sites they also cache the whole lot of other things as well including an agency's services sides including health sites and i think that overreach has made what was happening part of the strategy a terribly terribly wrong because the main thing that table noticed was that it wasn't just the news that was disappearing but things that i relied on every day through that platform including things like ag covert information and emergency notifications when there's bushfires that one end of the country and floods and the other. facebook is a commercial company what

firefighters in western australia driving through a raging bushfire earlier today this is east of perth. clip shows a volunteer firefighter driving through the flames. and smoke narrowly avoiding another vehicle that just emerged from the smoke. so far at least 7 homes have been destroyed 2 firefighters have been injured. this video comes nearly a year after 2020's devastating bushfire season in which more than 46 million acres burned in that country at least 34 people were killed and 3 billion or so animals. they're said to be either killed or displaced. >>and for your health tonight, some scientists are sounding an alarm over a possible biological danger to smoke from wildfires. researchers at the university of idaho say that all that smoke can actually trap active bacteria from the air and as it falls it can bring such microbes down onto your skin, clothing and even into your lungs. they say the firefighters and residents alike could be breathing in something that could make them sick. now there's been no actual evidence of that yet but researchers do point out that it's a possibilit

they were driving a brush fire near perth. they narrowly avoid being hit when a police vehicle suddenly emerges through the flames and smoke, at least 7 homes have been destroyed in that fire 2 firefighters have been injured. this video here comes nearly a year after 2020's devastating bushfire season in which more than 46 million acres burned and at least 34 people died still ahead coronavirus relief negotiations. president biden just met with republicans to the white house. >>and next up a side-by-side look at their proposals. we are tracking the latest round of winter rain heading into the bay area as you can see it is stacked up offshore and moving right in on these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a

this is state of the news live from perth it comes back think islam must militants in west africa france and germany disagree on how to do it better than has rejected a request from paris for more german troops to be sent to the sock help region with groups affiliated with al qaida and isis continues to start tensions also coming up thousands of protests.

this is day to be news live from perth it comes battling islamist militants in west africa france and germany disagree on how to do it dylan has rejected a request from paris for more german troops to be sent to the socket region with groups affiliated with al qaida and isis continues to stoke tensions also coming up thousands of protesters take to the streets of boston long enough to demand the release of a popular wrap up to was given a child sentence for glorifying terrorism and insulting them on a key. on at be held welcome we begin with the fight against islamic extremism in west africa after a summit with 5 countries in africa sahil region french president on man woman has ruled out and then maybe at reduction in the number of french troops stationed in the region he hopes additional forces from european allies will allow france to reduce its contingent but germany doesn't agree with the strategy. enters roads leading through the sparsely populated sawhill desert this remote part of the world remains chronically underdeveloped and under policed. the western side is plagued by a

news around the world and out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told many people living in the vicinity to be prepared to fight the blaze as it as it is now too dangerous for them to leave their properties. turkish president breccia type area once said that he would discuss drafting a new constitution for turkey with his party's allies he criticised the current constitution for containing traces of military influence in 2018 turkey transition to a presidential system that concentrated power in air to one's hands. wark is conducting brags that checks on food and animal products at one of northern ireland's ports have been taken off duty or for safety or safety concerns graffiti appeared close to the alarm no ports saying that all staff are targets has been a rising tension in recent weeks writes it means that customs checks have shifted away from the land border with the republic of ireland and into northern ireland ports. while the coronavirus pandemic is pushing hospitals in portugal to the brink of collapse

firefighters continue to battle a bushfire near perth in western australia at least 86 homes have been destroyed in the blaze but no deaths have been reported the fire flared up on monday local authorities warn that strong winds still pose a risk. to brazil now where the country's top prosecutor has opened an investigation into president jalal bolsa not all over his handling of the corona virus pandemic in the city of manassas a new more contagious variant of the virus has emerged there pushing up infections and driving hospitals to breaking point overwhelmed with covered 19 cases clinics lack beds and have little oxygen to give patients. we could at least according to a state government which made this video showcasing a new hospital ward with 80 fresh beds. but this is closer to the real situation in. a makeshift clinic with a couple of oxygen tanks patients fighting for breath and this is worrying that things could soon get even worse. we're most afraid of running out of oxygen. a lot of oxygen because so many people are. just bad in the isolated amazon the virus the 2nd wife is als

african variant of covert 19 is sporadic in austria travelers test are controlled by authorities in perth area occurrences of the variants are more and more frequent . better to be on the safe side i feel that we are taking the right path. from monday the border between germany and the czech republic will also be affected cross border workers will only be allowed in after daily testing and if they work in transport of goods or in health or animal care. we need test centers at the borders where truck drivers can get tested quickly if they're healthy they can continue their journey if not then of course not. it's a shipping nightmare that threatens distribution chains. we really fear that the goods and people will be stuck in a never ending traffic jams and that this will lead to even bigger difficulties for industry and trade. according to brussels border closures and travel bans should be avoided and germination make exceptions for cross border workers and essential travel. therefore the commission has asked the portuguese presidency to distrust according to travel restrictions truing the

firefighters continue to battle a bushfire near perth in western australia at least 86 homes have been destroyed in the blaze but no deaths have been reported the fire flared up on monday local authorities warn that strong winds still pose a risk it comes about a year after australia experienced one of its worst wildfire seasons. of course in turkey has again rejected an appeal for the release of a prominent businessman and philanthropist also one cavalia has been in prison for more than 3 years accused of espionage and attempting to overthrow the government following a failed coup in turkey in 2016 human rights groups have denounced the proceedings as unjust and politically motivated and say his detention is aimed at silencing him . portraits of kabul or adorn his empty office. for over 3 years the turkish human rights activists has been behind bars in the meantime a senate you know has been running problems on a dollar couture foundation on his behalf. it promotes intercultural understanding and human rights projects even if that is becoming increasingly challenging. they fight peopl

and out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told people living in the area to be pacified place themselves as it's now too dangerous to leave. workers conducting brags it checks on food and animal products at one of northern ireland's ports have been taken off duty amid concerns for their safety after graffiti appeared close to the port of lon describing staff as targets there's been an increase in tensions over recent weeks bracks it means custom checks and being moved away from the land border with the republic of ireland and into northern ireland's ports. airspace manufacture airbus is what a contract to build 3 service modules for the european space agency the space modules are part of an international project that they'll service the propulsion component of for nasa and arrive in spacecraft this comes as the european space agency and some pictures plans for future space travel including the possibility of sending astronauts to the moon and beyond let's take a closer look at this project with the european s

people in australia have entered a strict lockdown after the discovery of one coronavirus case in perth china has recorded its lowest daily increase in new covert 900 cases in more than 3 weeks and israel has extended its 3rd nationwide coronavirus lockdown the country of 9000000 people is still registering more than 5000 new cases every day. coming up next on news asia. history winds in myanmar as the country backslides into another military dictatorship. china threatens to retaliate after britain extends residency rights for potentially millions of hong kong hours. those stories and more coming up with my colleague melissa chan i'm sorry kelly in berlin is always more on our website t w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at g w it is thanks for watching take care. to. the worst. kind to come to. the so much joy. a coincidence. that there previously the earth was just a messy chemistry lab a publishing. where the impossible but the telling the truth doesn't the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery there is a little bit of.

over the higher ground, 20—30 cm, perhaps 50 cm over the highest hills anywhere from perth and kinrossal system bringing that hill snow across scotland. further south, it's a bit of a drier picture as we head through into friday, but overnight, plenty more heavy rain showers across parts of england, wales, northern ireland, too. and we've got this brisk easterly wind driving in further snow for much of scotland. mainly to the north of the central belt, down at lower levels and towards the east, it's largely going to be falling as rain. overnight temperatures about 2—7 degrees, so things are turning cooler, but gradually through the weekend, that colder weather will move in for the north and the east. so, for friday, more hill snow across scotland, some rain at low levels and close to the coast. heavy downpours for northern ireland, parts of the northeast of england as well. some of these heavy showers falling on saturated ground as well, so clearly a few flooding issues during the course of friday. heavy showers for parts of wales, southwest england as well, but towards the southeast,

people in australia events in the strict lockdown after one security guard at a quarantine her telling perth tested positive for the highly contagious the u.k. corona virus variant china has recorded its lowest dating crease in new covered 900 cases for more than 3 weeks and israel has extended its 3rd national coronavirus looked at the country of more than 9000000 is still registering more than 5000 new cases a day. now to russia where the kremlin has described many of those involved in protests against the jailing of opposition politician alikes in the valley as hooligans and provocateurs kremlin spokesman dmitri pascoe off was speaking a day after tens of thousands rallied in cities across russia to call for mist in the valleys release more than 5000 were arrested critics accuse police of using excessive force. they were warned but they marched anyway anti-government protesters all over russia demanding the release of opposition leader alex saying of all me they defied a ban by the kremlin the response was brutal and a show of force many were arrested some are beaten some hit with tears a

start in australia where an out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia. has told people living in the area to be prepared to fight the blaze themselves as it's now too dangerous for them to leave . turkish president urged one has announced that he is considering drafting a new national constitution with his party's allies criticize the current constitution for containing traces of military influence in 2018 to go to a presidential system that concentrated power in advance hons. work is conducting brett said check some student animal products at one of northern ireland's ports of been taken off duty amid concerns for their safety of to grease feet appeared close to the port of long describing staff as targets has been an increase in tension over recent weeks of brecht's it means custom checks and moved away from the land border with the republic of ireland and into northern ireland's homes. of music legend marilyn manson has been dropped by his record label of means allegations of sexual abuse actually say evan rachel wood hughes mans

and an out of control wildfire has destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told many people living in the vicinity to be prepared to fight the blaze as it is now too dangerous for them to leave their properties. now to the corona virus crisis the pandemic is pushing hospitals in portugal to the brink of collapse the country has the highest number of new cases in the world mainly because the new variant of the virus 1st checked in in britain is spreading out of control the situation is so critical that other european countries are now coming to the countries aid spain and austria have offered portugal their help germany is sending a team of doctors and equipment this is the 2nd field hospital being built on this university campus and respond within a few days this time the basketball court is being converted into a temporary clinic for 150 covert patients. jawad ok usually runs the university's sports facilities but in recent weeks he has also been working as an emergency. sports facilities very flexible and it's very easy to adopt this sport

reflect a deteriorating relationship but there are certainly elements many elements inside your p perth's too are happy to play a sort of an anti russian current and we are seeing the us increasingly so now i see if we could continue with that in your speech you mention rissa phobia and the way the e.u. treats problems here and russia differently to other countries could you elaborate on that. yes incredible well as i said in my contribution we have cheerleaders since the effectively in current series of for 10 years for journalism for exposing us war crimes on just we're not even allowed to mention his name and i'm you have records on the rights of the union i make the calling best and in spain today actually and you know not for his going to prison for the lyrics in his songs it's the weather speakers mentioned the castle and leaders who are in prison it's over a 10 year sentences and yet the e.u. is going around telling the rest of the world that they're the greatest defenders of democracy this has nothing to do with democracy and there's no sense of basis that the us had no bonnie bei

people in australia have entered a strict lockdown after the discovery of one corona virus case in perth pakistan has received its 1st batches of back scenes the health ministry says half a 1000000 doses of the chinese sign a form of shots have arrived in the country and china has recorded its lowest daily increase in new code in 1000 cases in more than 3 weeks. britain has started accepting applications from hong kong herbs for a visa offering a fast track to citizenship the move was introduced in response to china's controversial national security law and its ensuing crackdown on freedoms hong kong hours with british national overseas status and their close family members are eligible for the visa but as chelsea until reports for saw the path to a new future in the u.k. still presents many difficulties up until. wife and his 2 young children had never set foot in england now they've left their home and their loved ones back in hong kong to start a new life here in the u.k. . they support combest. their belief. that means i have to leave my mother but choice i have no choice because of

end over towards the pilbara much of also looking fine and dry pleasant sunshine 32 celsius there in perth on the woman side to mention is a bit over the next day or so but somewhat to weather just easing across that western side of the south audiences central pos cools off in christchurch around 21 celsius as we go on into thursday and it's a cooling thing too across a good part of east asia just a couple of days ago we saw temperatures in beijing touch 25.6 celsius just 5 celsius here as we go through wednesday mobile service has been received a little colder 1st soul then of light and certainly cool with that into tokyo a top temperature of around 12 degrees and wintry flurries across the northern parts of japan over the next couple of days. will continue across northern parts of honshu throughout thursday. but. how does a team from the smaller league draw the bigger crowds. why does the uyghurs flag fly hollies disposes club. what is it about celtic that has the world over here in the mall politics and football pools on the panel will start with the oppressed and lower on the board. th

peninsula and then we've seen some useful rain just around that western side of us just pushing down tools perth we've had the bushfires the winds didn't really help but we are looking at wetter weather coming in to dampen those bushfires now so that is good news it's cold for the start of the tardis temperatures around a table 19 celsius by monday as we go on through the week it will warm up nicely so we'll see some pop up to this weather grassy set again more the parts will stay say some showers some showers there over towards the eastern side of queensland so what's a weather grassy pushing towards new zealand but ahead of that is fine and dry $29.00 celsius and crushed not too bad here not too bad too across japan at the moment but i'm afraid we do have more wintry weather coming in over the next couple of days when it's going back around some more and more they are northwesterly direction more snow coming into that western side of honshu into hokkaido sinking a little further south which is we go on into monday turning colder in the process tokyo with a high then of 9 degrees. when the goin

more in the gulf of carpentaria there's still rain running through western australia always good to perth but not quite 28 degrees now is your forecast it's much warmer in south australia 36 actually adelaide slightly warmer than yesterday in melbourne up to about 32 the armchair breeze been showers and cooler weather for sydney and for brits been we might get some interior showers in queens and but it still looks like there were that many the picture for melbourne is consistently warm both by day and by night but largely sunny skies this is thursday still the onshore breeze more of the way of wet weather i think for sydney or rather bore for the north of australia for new zealand it's largely sunny but not very warm. to make a change. change your life for the path of a country challenge the accepted truth you want to create something you 1st break and then you remolded up turn the status quo and fight injustice found out all month you didn't run tests and. now the book is filled out to. witness personal documentaries up alter all deception on al-jazeera. on the way down the top stories o

surface with a landing device and research vehicle in may and some data and gathered on mars back to perth. next the probe will examine the types of minerals on mars and make maps of resources such as bored to concepts. planetary researchers are looking forward to call the new data. this is. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update 19 special. on t w. what keeps us in shape what makes us sick and how do we stay healthy. my name is dr carlson the i talk to medical experts. watch them at work. and i discuss what you can do to improve your health. stay tuned and let's call try to stay in good shape. on the job of. trying to beat down fatigue some europeans have been crossing borders fleeing to countries where they can enjoy more freedom like switzerland and spain. arrest all the others just to show up a script always seeing the restaurants open is a little shock because in paris it's depressing everything is close. all the blinds are lowered here you can feel there's m

temperature that for adelaide further west it's far and dry impersonal those numbers around 32 degrees for perth with that sunshine we hop over the ditch into new zealand we have got temperatures in christchurch well down a race in valleys around 900000 is not too bad over the next couple of days but they sweater weather will just push towards new zealand as we go on through the next day or 2 so make the most of the increase in temperature is just getting up to around $23.00 degrees lossie father dry some fair weather cloud and we have got thickening clouds spinning out of central parts of china at the moment and that's going to produce some very heavy rain into those central areas goes very very wet there for shanghai by friday. the corona virus has affected every corner of the world. people in power look back to the early days of the pandemic and examines whether errors in delays at the world health organization may have made the global spread of the virus inevitable. i say it's no. human teeth in the interest. chronicle of a pandemic people in power on al-jazeera. amount of the top stories he

could also see some wet weather by this stage further west it's fine and dry more hot sunshine for perth around 35 celsius fun to try to across new zealand but due to bad in the temperatures here questions for the top temperature of 26 degrees. hidden away in the room. a 1000000 japanese shown the outside world one o one he still has to gates why so many young and old feel lost japan on al-jazeera . on counting because the prosperous president we delve into just how wealthy flood america is at a time when the rest of russia isn't past the rise of mean stops where there's plenty of money to be made and almost none of it is about the core business. counting the costs. they're watching al-jazeera reminder of our top stories this hour. there's been more gunfire in somalia's capital as anger grows over delayed national elections this was the scene in central mogadishu a short while ago i shall talk to us as a presidential candidate will rally against the current leader it's unclear who opened fire. a 20 year old woman has become the 1st protester to die and be in mass at teco protests she was

out of control wildfires have destroyed dozens of homes close to the city of perth in western australia authorities have told many people living in the vicinity to be prepared to fight the blaze as it is now too dangerous for them to leave their properties the coronavirus pandemic is pushing hospitals in portugal to the brink of collapse the country has the highest number of new cases in the world as a new variant of the virus 1st detected in britain spreads out of control now the situation has become so critical that portugal is now asking for urgent help from other european countries a team of doctors and equipment from germany is expected to arrive today this is the 2nd field hospital being built on this university campus and respond with a few updates this time the basketball court is being converted into a temporary clinic for 150 covert patients. jawad ok usually runs the university's sports facilities but in recent weeks he has also been working as an emergency. sports facilities they are very flexible and it's very easy to adopt this sport sold to a field hospital modiste called

meanwhile we hang on to the heat's i was towards the west and we're getting up to $32.00 celsius in perth over the next couple of days i stop just to recover down towards the southeast for saturday some showers there continuing across parts of the south wales and it does stay wet up towards the cape york peninsula there we go with a few showers coming into the south out of the new zealand but some more questions getting up to 25 degrees that we're losing the warmth meanwhile across such a pad. as we go on through the next week or so west the weather rolling out to that eastern side of japan making its way for the race was it the other waltzes. more than a year after the colby 19 pandemic began its origins remain. one o one ace meets the scientists trying to trace the virus from the animal kingdom to cubans on al-jazeera. this thing to say that it's time for a different approach so let's leave simplicity to the headlines join me as i take on the dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions on marc lamont hill and it's time to get up for. the. amount of the top stories here no

have been destroyed by a wildfire in western australia it's burning out of control near the city of perth with strong winds hampering efforts to contain it residents in one area near the national park but been told that it's too late for them to leave but others have been told to evacuate. a powerful winter storm struck the northeastern united states causing widespread disruption in new york and other majors been sentenced the bearer of new york city new jersey governor of both declared states of a city kristen salumi reports now from new york. only the bold brave the cold and took to new york city's streets monday with snow falling at a rate of $5.00 to $10.00 centimeters an hour snow plows and shovellers could barely keep up the city declared a state of emergency and all but essential workers were asked to stay home still some couldn't resist i'm from california so this is just not happen over there which to me is something really cool that it gets to experience it so yeah i kind of like it cold it had already reduced traffic and tourists here even in the city's most iconic neighborhood

have been destroyed by a wildfire in western australia that's burning out of control near the city of perth with strong winds hampering efforts to contain it residents in one area near the well the in the national park open told that it's too late for them to leave others though have been told to evacuees. the world's 1st commercial rocket powered by biofuel has been launched in the u.s. state of maine. stardust $1.00 flew one mile into the sky before parachuting back to earth start up company blue shift aerospace says that in the future the technology could be used to launch small satellites a much cheaper cost of biofuel also helps to make space research more except accessible space x. is planning to send its 1st all civilian crew to space by the end of the year american billionaire jared isaac isaac months says that he'll take 3 of the no astronauts with him into orbit on board space x. dragon capsule he's looking to raise $200000000.00 from the trip to fund cancer research. this is al jazeera a very i'm sitting here with you in doha the headlines the u.n. security council will be meetin