this is the deadly news live from perth did a u. lead is divided on how to speed up a sluggish vaccination rollout the french president backs export controls at a virtual summit he wants to keep vaccines produced in the e.u. for its citizens office want to get so-called vaccine protection all this also coming up experts say it could take weeks to break flood a huge cargo ship that ran aground in the suicide canal it's one of the world's most important shipping lines and hundreds of other vessels awaiting to pass through. president biden promises to tackle a worsening situation at the us mexico border thousands are camped out in school the conditions but biden says an increase in arrivals is not his administration's focus. plus a new ballet version of the old land premieres in moscow. it's an inspiration from the novel to play with i did this moscow correspondent was at the pre. american held welcome to the program e.u. leaders met virtually the figure out how to get on top of a 3rd wife of 19 infections but they struggle to overcome

this is a deadly news from perth then you can follow us on twitter and instagram at d.w. news is the handle or visit our website to be found the d.w. dot com. the rain forests of ecuador are a treasure trove of biodiversity. influences assume that nothing is more important than harmony between people and nature. he led money. but that harmony has been disrupted here by human greed especially oil drilling. yes though it's a disaster we have huge problems with. several courageous women have decided to fight the exploitation of their homeland by setting up a small radio station where they're speaking out for nature conservation and justice. 2 of the radio reporters are returning to their roots marianna kanellos and he who you can carve live in the city but they grew up here in the rain forest. of the right now they're on their way to interview some local residents for an upcoming broadcast their radio programs are very popular in this region. and. they're being accompanied by yana via a student from cologne germany. yana is working with the fridays for future movements to he

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is also how hammond would describe her last year she it works as a nurse in an old people's home in perth in the pandemic made her job even harder and again the burden of carrying full society's elderly was mainly on women. luckily men i increasingly interested in being and my husband does also work but otherwise it's mainly women probably because of the pay if it were a male domain then women would also a very different set of aries ask for. more than 90 percent of the people fighting the daily battles on the nursing front are women and they are up to 10 percent less than their male counterparts according to the german federation of trade unions the chances of promotion are slim and they often work nights as a hammond says she appreciated the gesture when people around germany stood at their windows at the beginning of the pandemic and applaud at the nation's nurses and carrots but it was no more than a gesture now she says women also need to play a role in changing how society treats them even if the phone doesn't my wish for women in this profession is that they stop putting. it's down

chilly, but wanted two spots did warm up a little bit today, especially southeast in scotland around perth the year in scotland. but some of the other areas were cloudy and damp and you can see more debt weather in the evening and overnight across parts of yorkshire, lincolnshire, east midlands, southeast as well, no ralph ross and i, six or 7 degrees for most of us but weather skies remain clear and essential in scotland temperatures will beat that little bit lower. a lot of cloud around on friday, but some sunshine across central and western scotland, and after a damp morning, also expecting some sunshine to develop across east anglia and the southeast but the temperatures are between eight and 12 celsius. hello, i'm ros atkins. welcome to outside source. the eu's medical regulator gave the astrazeneca vaccine the green light. this vaccine because might benefit in protected people from covid—19 outweigh the possible risks —— vaccine's benefits. outweigh the possible risks -- vaccine's benefits.— outweigh the possible risks -- vaccine's benefits. italy and france will resume _ vaccine's b

this is state of the news live from perth it women's rights in turkey are dealt a serious flood thousands protesting to stamboul up the president at a one pulls out of an international treaty to protect women against violence i don't support his side the pact damages traditional values coming up at the lock down protesters come out in force across europe demanding the easy.

for the southwest of perth, 38 celsius. 100 fahrenheit. milburn, 26, not too bad.ew zealand, pleasant sunshine coming in as we go into the next couple of days. further north, some pleasant sunshine across japan. we do have some disturbed weather sliding toward the yellow sea. wetter weather, around the beijing area, central parts of china, making its way across the korean peninsula. that will set in for the second half of the weekend for japan. >> two years after new zealand's deadly mosque shootings, 10 one east returns to christchurch to find out how those most deeply affected are coping. new zealand. surviving a massacre on al jazeera. >> it is surprising for a fourth election in two years. benjamin netanyahu facing a new set of challenges. with a message, vote for the man who brought the vaccine. join us for several coverage of the israeli election on al jazeera. >> welcome back. here is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. antony blinken says china's actions are threatening the international order. the two superpowers holding talks in alaska to try to

this is deja news live from perth in a youth leaders divided on how to speed up a sluggish vaccination rollout the french president backed export controls at a virtual summit he wants to keep vaccines produced in the a use for its citizens but i just want to get so-called vaccine nationalist also coming up the experts say it could take weeks to refloat a huge cargo ship the dry.

a lucky resident of the perth zoo in australia was treated to a musical masterpiece.phony orchestra held a private concert just for trisha. the 64-year-old elephant you see there casually eating her lunch. okay. we see you. it was rehearsal for a music festival at the zoo over the weekend called "wild things." the zoo says trisha gave the performance a jumbo endorsement. all right, trish. >> it looked like -- >> i liked that -- >> didn't care all. no. lunch time. i'm eating. what are you doing? >> they have sensitive ears too. do you think trisha was a little annoyed? >> i hope not. gosh. >> oh, yeah. >> i don't know. >> well, that went sideways real quick. >> wow. >> yes. yes. i'll tell you what i eat lunch at 9:00, come to my house, i'll take it. east bay hills camera start there, and it's -- that's not the east, that's sutro tower. what am i talking about? it's about 48 degrees. sorry. for some reason that didn't get updated. first day of spring, meteorological spring, calmer than it was yesterday and a mild day temperatures above average and dry and warmer weather

the buyer was a single perth based fund that had made a fortune with cryptocurrency s. 90 percent of the bigger is at christie's were unknown is a new crypt to meet t.v. not the market people that will cripple right now and that. come to the market and forms will be open i do not have much knowledge of the art market and our enemy and houses and just really go i like. some might ask what that means for values in art they may think of it as just hype or an unprecedented art speculation bubble galleries an art museums are losing ground to digital art sounds so where is all this leading it's still open. if it's right in the technological medium is often used to be judged to stick merit but you have to make distinction that just like not every painted canvas is automatically worthy of display in a museum. the race is on that has brought so much to a still stand but it's also a turbocharger like so many other things art may have to be rebooted in light of the pandemic. blame. the begin. putting. the book. bag. they were mutating into a nameless mass. their body a mere tools of the history

that's needed to help modernize and reform nato to make it more resilient and to make it better for perth for global challenges such as cyber threats china's rise or other issues like climate change and nato secretary general told me yesterday that this is an unique chance to all to open a new chapter in relations with the u.s. and to understand how important it is we just need to remind ourselves of president trump former president trumps presidency and how he undermines trust between the u.s. and its allies are but there are some issues there that are not going away alexander because there is that contentious issue of the north stream pipeline project between russia and germany let's take a listen to what mr blinken had to say about that topic. president biden has been very clear in saying that he believes the pipeline is a bad idea. bad for bad for europe bad for the united states ultimately it's in contradiction to the use on energy security goals it has the potential to undermine the interests of ukraine poland a number of other close partners or allies very clear language there from

this is the news live from perth a youth leaders divided on how to speed up a sluggish vaccination rollout the french president backs export controls at a virtual summit he wants to keep vaccines produced in the e.u. for its citizens want to get so-called vaccine protection all this also coming up experts say it could take weeks to break flood a huge cargo ship that ran aground in the suez canal it's one of the world's.

and you as also willing and determined to help reform nato to make it more resilient and better for perthfor global challenges such as cyber threats china's rise or climate change and not to nato secretary general is told him back told us yesterday in an exclusive interview that this is a unique opportunity to open a new chapter in relations with the u.s. and to understand why it is so important we just need to remind ourselves of donald trump's presidency and how his presidents presidency change international relations and undermines trust between the u.s. and its international allies. as owner of the unfinished north stream 2 pipeline project between russia and germany that's a gas pipeline is still a major friction point in transatlantic relations secretary of state is now expected to tell his german counterpart point blank to stop it what do you make of this. well i mean i'm not surprised because the you ass position has not changed a day still think that north stream too is a bad idea and they want to stop with the you ask administration has also stressed that they are committed to c

stressful is also haven't described her last year she it works as a nurse in an old people's home in perthin the pandemic made her job even harder and again the burden of carrying for society's elderly was mainly on women. luckily men i increasingly interested in being and my husband does also but otherwise it's mainly women probably because of the pay if it were a male domain then women would also a very different set of aries ask for. more than 90 percent of the people fighting the daily battles on the nursing front are women and they are up to 10 percent less than their male counterparts according to the german federation of trade unions the chances of promotion are slim and they often work nights hamman says she appreciated the gesture when people around germany stood at their windows at the beginning of the pandemic and applaud at the nation's nurses and carers but it was no more than a gesture now she says women also need to play a role in changing how society treats them it would mean for the phone. my wish for women in this profession is that they stop putting themselves down and t

is also how hammond would describe her last year she it works as a nurse in an old people's home in perth in a pandemic made her job even harder and again the burden of carrying for society's elderly was mainly on women. luckily men i increasingly interested in being and my husband does also work but otherwise it's mainly women probably because of the pay if it were a male domain then women would also a very different set of aries on guns and last for. more than 90 percent of the people fighting the daily battles on the nursing front are women and they own up to 10 percent less than their male counterparts according to the chairman federation of trade unions the chances of promotion are slim and they often white nights hammon says she appreciated the gesture when people around germany stood at their windows at the beginning of the pandemic and applaud at the nation's nurses and carrots but it was no more than a gesture now she says women also need to play a role in changing how society treats them even if. my wish for women in this profession is that they stop. themselves down and that pe

of the united states to this day otherwise well with the black lives mass movement have come from perth and could have cited any number of events u.s. global military interventions political meddling support for dubious armed groups and regimes through illustrators wider point look at yourselves and your actions before criticizing others the white house acknowledged nobody's perfect. the president believes that one of the greatest attributes of the united states is now on the south reflection and the constant striving for progress and there's always more work to do in this round putting the shows to up the ante making a brave offer to boyd and to continue the discussion in parson in an uncensored online broadcast something that may be unprecedented in such high level talks. but i want to invite president biden to continue our discussion on the condition that it's in the form of lifeboat cost online so far the white house has avoided rising to the challenge of making history refusing to commit or comment on the offer i don't have anything to report to you in terms of a future meeting the

localized flooding more the same as we go on into wednesday there is some fine and dry weather around perth with a high of 31. very much a culture. has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people on challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in whom the card was escape poverty. we're trying to break these barriers of machismo by giving women access to resources meet the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. orun to. form. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour it's been 10 years since the start of the arab spring uprising in syria that spiraled into a civil war for half a 1000000 people killed in fighting millions more have been forced from their homes . security forces killed at least $39.00 people on sunday the worst violence of the month for the hard fought crackdown on the anti coup movement state television says that one police officer was also killed. the law has been declared in 6 young on the townships as well as 5 areas of mandalay the military issued the orders out of beiji

michelle was assigned male at perth before having. her confirmation surgery she took part in the beauty pageant the one she outed herself as transgender after her victory that was considered a scandal after. we met up with her again 29 years later how does she look back on that time. it was very difficult at the time to survive as a transgender or gay or lesbian person especially about why it was small but very in town that was taboo of course it was really bad with all the threats i got death threats phone calls wrong and. michelle was happy to see how things have changed since she 1st came out. with guns and explorer and i have to honestly say that after i came out things got a bit better in terms of tolerance i'd say that after about 5 to 7 years people got more tolerable because there was a phase of education that t.v. shows and newspapers got much better at explaining and showing why a person is transgender why they're gay or why they're lesbian but what hope for adults with. this. but there is still a long way to go when it come

much this last month or 2 and i think mostly it's welcome still hot and dry so it's getting hotter in perth 27 up to about 29 sydney's day in fact new south wales day on sunday will be a wet one significant thunderstorms flooding is quite likely a once that's gone through the temps will start to drop again behind it even with the sun really in the high teens from melbourne and adelaide they're running through japan at the moment is a developing low significant wet and windy weather once again not so good for the cherry blossoms the look will be a little ragged afterwards rain running through tokyo's snow on the high ground on the northern slopes of the higher ground but because we're coming into spring now even as it rolls away the sun's out and the enough want to give you 20 in tokyo it's about 48 in beijing but knowles in china still suffering from rather poor and . quality. on counting the cost of the perfect storm a pandemic drought and china's demands food prices hit 6 year highs argentine beef soaring inflation sounds demands with slower since the 1950 s. ethiopia 6 helpers it's that

will continue this virtual situation but hopefully next year we can get back to having the awards in perth in person but one of the things i loved about this year is that there seems to be a lot more performances because we didn't have all those long acceptance speeches so you really got a chance to hear artists do what they do best which is a more performances fewer speeches but he likes to have jay mathews and los angeles out because they don't. think. some sports and in the bundesliga life say he is the only club with a chance of dying by a munich and 9th concert piece of title win leipsic was hoping for a win at home against frankfurt but they only managed a draw and it was their 2nd set in recent days. after they were dumped out of the champions league by liverpool in midweek leipzig were hoping to avoid the dreaded european hangover and rack up yet another been does legal win to keep their title challenge on track have to rahul his 1st half the hosts got off to a flyer in the 2nd annual 4 spec meeting one. the swedes 6th of the season made him the club's joint top scorer of a strange

warming up as well 26 celsius hasn't sunshine the in melbourne further west for getting up to 33 in perth again with some sunshine when starting to ease off now into a new zealand largely fine and dry so it looks good for the americas cup home wednesday go on into thursday it stays fun and dry here but further showers for last radia. to make a change. change a life for the path of the country. challenge the accepted truth you want to create something you push to break it continually mold up to turn the status quo and fight injustice down all month to get. down to. witness personal documentaries that don't turn up deception on al-jazeera. hello again this is al-jazeera the main news this hour the u.s. secretary of state as he used his 1st overseas trip to take a hard stand against china and sleep lincoln says that washington is prepared to push back against beijing's growing influence in the region. north korea has taken note of the visit and has issued a warning to the u.s. kim jong the sister of leader kim jong un as a washington to refrain from doing anything quote unseemly if it wants

sunshine $25.00 celsius in sydney a $27.00 there for melbourne and we could touch 31 in adelaide 35 for perth again fine and dry a similar picture as we go on through friday could touch 31 in taba notice the showers not too far away from the top in and around the cape york peninsula with more showers to come. legal come through on to the pitch is. special moment for any football to do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend eric cantor no introduces. who broke through social and political but it was too much by a generation of female players across the middle east. could go let's do it. on algis the. rule. you're watching are just there are reminder of our top stories this hour in tunisia has recovered the cockpit voice recorder of a passenger jet that crashed in january and hope to could provide clues as to why the plane went down killing all 6 to 2 people on board. be it miles military is intensifying an offensive against rebels a car instinct thousands of people are fleeing into thailand to escape the fighting the u.n. security council will meet later on w

zealand and once or from sconce sure the temps will slowly start to rise in melbourne and adelaide and perth sits pretty at about 30 degrees anyway so melbourne's forecasts 172-0218 slow rise back to what's average at this time of the year and this is the picture for monday that frontal system keeps going through to brisbane and brings in a significant rain even to some inland parts of queensland and leaving sydney the quater 24. and counting the cost of the perfect storm the pandemic drought and china's demands food prices hit 6 year highs argentine beat soaring inflation sands demand to its lowest since the 1950 s. ethiopia 6 help as its debt burden becomes too much. counting the cost on al-jazeera play an important role. ringback. and again i understand your tender heart of the top stories this hour at least 6 protesters have been shot dead an anti crew demonstrations in myanmar police are reported to have fired on protesters and mandalay on saturday and overnight security forces used live ammunition on crowds and the angle. of the u.n. security council has condemned the increasing number

up into the queensland coast as a dry looking picture and is slowly warming although i have to say perth is not particularly happy still like to be cloudy in the sky was a few showers the changing weather to any station last rain runs through china and loops itself through southern parts of japan there is cold to push it out of the way the other cold will get as far south as shanghai and limit to about 11 degrees but it will drop the temperature in turkey from 17 down to about 10 in the next day or so hong kong is on the bottom edge of that rain temps doesn't vary but the rains in for saturday and sunday a little bit of it but more intense well inland. a diplomatic feud between australia and china is threatening one of the asia pacific my successor. when i won a speech good news it was in the middle. just. with every. reminder now of the top stories on al-jazeera the un and the us have demanded a retrained forces leave ethiopia's to great region over allegations that they may have committed war crimes the un's human rights chief has warned that reports of killings sexual violence and rap

also see some rather wet weather up towards the kimberley coast for the southwest is fought in try perth at $38.00 celsius that's $100.00 in found high for the southeast and try to in melbourne at around $26.00 degrees and not too bad here in fall and try to for much of new zealand with some pleasant sunshine coming on as we go on into the next couple of days further north some pleasant sunshine across japan make the most of it because we do have some disturbed weather sliding towards the yellow sea some what's the weather here clearing the dust and sand that was saying around the beijing area recently wet weather into central parts of china makes its way across the korean peninsula and that will set in through the 2nd half of the weekend for japan. itself to new zealand. one o one in st turns to christ church to find out how those most d.p.s. r.k. playing. and surviving a massacre on al-jazeera is really is a bracing for a 4th election in 2 years benjamin netanyahu is facing a new set of challenges with a new message vote for the man who brought the vaccine to be enough to secure israel

just around all the parts of the southern parts of the way here it is fine and dry $32.00 celsius in perth that's the place to be not too bad out into the southeast but by no means warm 202122 celsius on the cards as we go through monday and on into cheers all the signs of some woman coming back into adelaide at this stage by chiz day some really wet weather into central areas of queensland so that could cause some localized flooding system makes its way little further north which at ease with a lot some showers longer spells of right into central and grassy into northern parts of new zealand to the south it does dry up and brighten up quite nicely but they up nicely now across japan we have seen some very heavy rain recently we are going to see fighting dry weather here as we go on through monday the rice not too far away it pushes on cheese day. and you know without knowing much very much a culture has been very harmful to the economy and the 9th of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in room to come on why keep poverty for example

so not too bad here because some weather over towards the western side of australia as well 25 in perth the showers make their way across doubly way we'll see some wet weather too just pushing across these areas over the next couple of days temperatures down on race that he is getting up to around 23 celsius for the most part temperatures falling to across japan over the next day or so i was seeing some brisk northerly winds coming in as we go on into where to stay right sleep the snow sweeping through clear skies coming back in behind with some sunshine and we'll see what a weather coming into eastern china for thursday. when match day arrives the green army comes to life. but football is not all they shout about. a club where society's disenfranchised have the loudest voice. and political dissent take center stage. today from iraq owes resistance the ultras of roger cossack lanka the fans who make football on al-jazeera. from out of the top stories here not just there are united states as out sanctions on russia over the poisoning of opposition leader and explain around the 7 senior r

clements he's professor of infectious diseases at coaching university he's joining us by skype from perth australia it's good to have you with us sir thank you very much indeed given the speed at which these vaccines were produced and the limited amount of time that was done for testing out of clearly necessity it would be unusual for any vaccine to have escaped having any issues or i suspect do you think of the vaccines to hi. well i think you're right to point out that spain has been developed although there are more quickly than is normally the case but it's important to recognize all of these all of that it seems that they can register national authorities have been through all of the essential steps are in terms of testing at the state and say. we can expect that these states will be safe. we don't know whether or not. the clotting disorder is that. are related to the vaccine it's still too early to say it does seem that perception certainly public perception is key to the vaccine rollout success success around the world but we're facing this problem not me because some countries are

of low pressure which should be free to some very heavy rain flooding rains in parts very close to perth again that will ease as we go through the next couple days that's thursday's pitch of the shall still in place and you can see how near and moves out into the coral sea clear skies come back in behind it in fact much of australia will be fine and dry as we make our way into the weekend shell is pulling away from the southeast as well cool enough still in melbourne at around 21 celsius and we'll see that shabby running gradually making its way into new zealand as we go on into the next complet day said tony weather wet and windy here some of the wet and windy weather making its way into japan over the next day or so is driving out of central parts of china moving out into the open waters so shanghai seeing some of that wetter weather will move across southern parts of south korea and eventually that will roll across the south of japan so key issues seeing the heaviest rain bits and pieces of rain into southern parts of honshu but still warm ahead of that with high of 18 in tokyo. covet

lots of cloud in shropshire, whereas for this weather watcher in perth, there was some sunshine and someal system i showed you, that�*s this stripe of cloud on our satellite picture, producing just the odd spot of rain. and as we go into this evening and into the night, that weather front will push its way southwards come out of scotland across northern ireland and down into england and wales. much of the rain fizzling away. behind that weather front, if anything, the skies. to clear out a little bit. so, where we have those clearer skies by the end of the night, parts of southern scotland, the far north of england could get just down to around freezing, so a potential for a touch of frost in these areas. not as cold elsewhere. through tomorrow, the remnants of that weather front could bring the odd spot of rain first thing in south—west england and parts of wales. for many areas, we will see more in the way of sunshine during tomorrow with a slight change in the wind direction which will make it cooler today in the parts of eastern scotland and north—east england, temperatures of ten to

in fact, around perth at the moment, it's around 17.8 celsius, making it the warmest day of the year far for scotland. elsewhere you can see much thicker cloud, colder, temperaturesjust cloud, colder, temperatures just about cloud, colder, temperaturesjust about into double figures this afternoon and this evening the cloud will thicken and produce some rain, just like in the last 2a hours, fleeting bits and pieces of rain. but with the cloud it's going to be generally frost free, may be touching a frost in some sheltered parts of scotland where the sky is clear but for many it's a frost free morning. tomorrow, it's going to be the opposite. the north of the country will become more cloudy. it's quite an overcast day but it's the south—east and east anglia get that gets the sunniest skies. it's only 8 degrees in norwich, quite a keen wind blowing out of the east north—east. it's turning quite cold across the continent. it's a high pressure but it does also mean some pretty chilly weather. saturday is the first day of astronomical spring, orthe the first day of astronomical spring, or

those 2 celsius in the cloud and right if it's sunshine you're after getting up to $33.00 celsius in perth more warm sunshine here over the next day or so the showers will continue to southern parts of queensland the northeast of new south wales want to see showers to push into south australia victoria does generally stay dry i'm fine temperatures 22 celsius similar conditions that into tasmania but the wetter weather as we go on through the middle part of the week will stream across the good parts of new zealand we had some wet weather recently some cool weather pushing away from much of pav brightest guys are returning high pressure in charleston a few showers around the eastern side of japan as we go through chews day warming up nicely for wednesday that form spreading across northern parts of china but the weather distance across the south. to. make a change. change your life or the path of a country challenge the accepted truth if you want to create something to break you continue remolded up to turn the status quo and fight injustice to the monsoon rather than the full. dogs. will wi

flash flooding from that behind it all the sun is out it's already cooled down as you know but in perth it's still up to $29.00. for. you to take over a 1000000 miles of us can see the streets one a one east is on the ground investigating what it means for the future of the southeast asian nation on out you see. this thing to say that it's time for a different approach so let's leave them closely to the headlines join me as i take all the lies dismantle the misconceptions and debate the contradictions are marc lamont hill and it's time to get up for. hello again i'm a saucy attainder hunt let's remind you about top stories here with our there are reports that government have kidnapped students from a college in northern nigeria the abduction happened in could do mistake it's the 1st time a high institution of learning has been targeted no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack. joe biden says the u.s. vaccination campaign is on target and has ordered states to ensure all adults are eligible by may fast by more into the fight against private 19 though is far from over and am

the flooded area say a few days ago so some water in western australia temps dropped a little bit in perth but not much i conversely is rising in adelaide up to about $28.00 and there's the rate on its way to northbound in new zealand. rain has been the story recently in japan but that systems on its way are warm sun follows but if you follow a line back that's the seasonal rain developed in china just about over the yanks. maybe and the orange tops suggest so some heavy bursts in this on their way towards who hung beijing is far in the wind has dropped to not really and. is not present in new delhi answer but that's been the case for a couple of months now but there is good news coming up may not be obvious but because of these showers there's activity in the atmosphere wind is picking up new delhi's equality will improve. from the outages a rare london broadcast center to people in thoughtful conversation generally when everyone's book about race and racism. with no host and no limitation our society has structural racism built into part one of the heene and adam brotherhood pay people t

the clouds cleared and temperatures got up to around 18 celsius near perth, making it the warmest dayorkshire, lincolnshire, the east midlands, the south east as well. no realfrost tonight, six or 7 degrees for most of us, but where the skies remain clearer there in central and western scotland, temperatures will be just that little bit lower. so a lot of cloud around on friday, but some sunshine across central and western scotland. and after a damp morning, we're also expecting some sunshine to develop across east anglia and the south east, but the temperatures, well, between eight and 12 celsius. hello this is bbc news with kasia madera. the headlines: the european medical regulator gives the astrazeneca vaccine the green light — several eu countries had suspended its use over fears of a link to blood clots. this is a safe and effective vaccine. benefits in protecting people from covid—19 rate the associated risks of death and hospitalisation outweigh the possible risks. boris johnson stresses the safety of the jab — and says no vaccination appointments will be cancelled here, despi

ivory coast prime minister back to your career has died 2 days after his 56 perth are back yoko was seen as a possible successor to present. it was flown to france for medical treatment last month and then brought in germany president with horace's that back yoko died from cancer and somalia's former president mohammad has died at the age of 82 the 2 term leader seize control in 1991 and surface 6 years before being reappointed under a peace deal he left office in the year 2000. for brazilian president louis nasiriya looted the silver has slammed what he called the government's moronic handling of the pandemic the country is once again recorded a new daily record of death duty was speaking for the 1st time since the supreme court overturned his corruption convictions on monday the surprise decision paves the way for the leftist leader to challenge president john paulson are in next year's election but has not confirmed whether he will in fact be running. the number of migrants trying to cross into the united states from mexico is that its highest level in almost 2 years u.s. customs offi

northwest seeing some rather wet weather over the next dial to the southwest is lousy fought a dry pertharound $27.00 celsius with more sunshine coming through that sun side pushes the right across south australia will see some wet weather grassy making its way into victoria as we go on into saturday russia has for many a little further north northern territory into queensland. added to new zealand you notice lossie father dry temperatures here around 900 and pleasant sunshine little bit of fat whether cloud clouds in the process of making its way across south korea pushing across into japan over the next couple of days some really heavy rain on this one actually in fact it will turn to snow over the high ground possibility has some localized flooding heading towards tokyo on sas day as that rain makes its way further north. and if i. want to when east is. investigating what it means to check this out. analogy see. if you want to help save the world. into your own. a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera the un human rights investigator for me and maher says there's growing evid

sound very big, but if you think about it, five kilometres takes out manhattan, does a good job on perth the five kilometre hole in the ground quite gosh, scary stuff, but i have to call you to a halt here. we have more to do. nothing to worry about for this one. thanks for having me on. good to talk to you. fascinating. absolutely fascinating. in the next hour the world's first commercial mission aimed at cleaning up so—called �*spacejunk�* will be launched. elsa—d will take off from kazakhstan, but is being operated from a control centre in the english midlands. 0ur science correspondent jonathon amos has more on this new technology. there are now millions of pieces of discarded metal and other materials in orbit, everything from old rocket segments to accidentally dropped astronaut tools, even flecks of paint. the fear is that unless we start taking some of the bigger litter items out of the sky, they could hit and destroy the active satellites that provide our communications and weather forecasts. the international astra scale company, with a division in the uk, will demonstrate how

wales in the next day or so mostly the whole continent is druther a few tropical showers it's warm in perth at about 33 degrees that's light to drop down i think there is significant rain on the other side of the tasman the still a feed of moisture coming down from the tropics which means for the north and in particular monday looks quite wet and that hint of the air coming of the mountains and warming up is still there in christchurch a nice warm day for you were 27 degrees but let me cut off the supply of water back down to know about 20 on tuesday and the rain is still falling in northern ireland . mexico's coded 1000 death toll is one of the one tightest with one in 5 of its inhabitants living in the capital with the deadly upsurge she never took to take a good half a 1000000 visitors every day there's really no way that they could put her through this is to go with that for. all has the governments on all of the drug strategy lead to unnecessary suffering frontline mexico the fight against 19 on al jazeera. moos. hold. of the back you're watching al-jazeera me so he'll run a reminder o

pilbara the sunshine quite as well as it has been recently but still getting up to 27 celsius there in perth over the next couple of days and we go with a shot of ramping up again into the eastern side of the country not say bad and see much of victoria but there will be some showers into the eastern side of it to area as we go on through friday by friday we'll see what to say showers making the way across new zealand fresh weather coming in behind it should at least this stage that lousy drive fine for the weekend so it's a pretty good here so it's a bad race in the across japan but we have got some wet weather in the full cost over the next day or 2 is current in the process of sliding across southern and eastern parts of china it will continue to move across the korean peninsula into southern areas of japan by friday. lebanon is grappling with its worst economic crisis in generations. exasperated by the coronavirus pandemic and that this. one of the biggest non-nuclear explosions in history shone a light on a nation already in economic and political freefall people in power travels across

queensland they're nothing special but nothing big and it's pretty warm inland particularly in the west in perth where about 30 degrees however new zealand is catching not quite what caused the flooding in new south wales but certainly catching a tropical breeze and fronts in part again from the by tradition cross tasmania so you've got significant rainfall in the north island of new zealand and that's on tuesday is cooled down in christchurch by this time from the high twenty's to the low twenty's to take you through to wednesday this little change really for north and it could even get wet if for some particularly given but christchurch proper fuchsias of the 20. from the al-jazeera london broadcast center people in thoughtful conversation then . when i mean it's all about race and racism as if it's a baby with no host and no limitations our society has structural racism built into it part one of pfizer's shaheen and adam brotherhood low paid people tend to be migrant labor and just the portion that the women in care work the ultimately comes down to prejudice studio be unscripted on al-jazeer

just around all the parts of the southern parts of the way here it is fine and dry $32.00 celsius in perth that's the place to be not too bad out into the southeast but by no means warm 202122 celsius on the cards as we go through monday and on into choose to listen to some will be coming back into adelaide at this stage by churches day some really wet weather into central areas of queensland so that could cause some black lies for the system makes its way little further north which at least was it a lot some showers longer spells of right into central and grassy into northern parts of new zealand to the south it does dry up and brighten up quite nicely but they up nicely now across japan we have seen some very heavy rain recently we are going to see fighting dry weather here as we go on through monday the rice not too far away it pushes it on tuesday. and you know without morning much very much a culture has been very harmful to the economy and the lines of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in whom they come on why they keep povert

continuing to recognise that being a possible except for hungary which is currently reviewing its travel perth esus thank you for that katrina you in beijing. still ahead on al-jazeera a major setback for voicing lights in the u.s. state of georgia that could make it harder for minorities to cast a ballot and police officers tell us they have not mocked to india after being ordered to open fire on protesters. however there was a rather nasty storms are rolling across the deep south of the u.s. this massive cloud now in the process of pulling out of the way will see some west of weather sliding across the appalachians through the mid atlantic states right up the eastern seaboard east and parts of canada could see some localized flooding just around the canadian maritimes snow on the northern flank of that wintry weather does remain in the mix because some snow say just around the rockies and we're kind of the seeing a little bit of snow or snow up towards that western side of canada as well and that will make its way for a switch as we go through saturday we'll see snow running across manitoba

24 rather quarter degrees it's warming up slowly in melbourne adelaide and it's still pretty woman perth up to about $32.00 degrees. temperatures drop the big variation over to the station that storm system running through honshu will least snow on the northern slopes it's backwash but it's still $18.00 to $20.00 in tokyo in the least side and it's relatively warm throughout northern china we have dropped and we've got more cold air coming in through along but our little move eastwards and it might even disturb their little bit in northern china particularly in beijing but not enough to improve the air quality much but more snow is on its way to north korea with rain for central china. and you know without knowing much very much a culture has been very harmful to the economy and the lives of many people challenging traditional attitudes how narrowing the gender gap is helping women in rural nicaragua escape poverty for example and they're trying to break these barriers of machismo by giving women access to resources need the women leading the way. women make change on al-jazeera. the ove

and the lawyers are simple living in perth gathered in a sawmill for the with chinese foreign minister sergei and they have been throwing the prime his government open fires because they say they want to get their land in their own plan for all the same here on patrol and since i was seen as they sit. down for those people and they have a stroll in the missile plant of the chinese government down inside and many of those. and they are some of the in-laws are in danger and that's why sometimes they cannot even contrast they have family is this in china us can charges a. government to release our family member and close the camps on the stop the genocide that is over. today is the 57 years old and this is the almost of the trial your civil servants you're working for government the more than 30 years and she can't speak chinese are very real what kind of education is my mother made my father is the one taken to concentration camp my father is that business owner who is always helping people in the and south tomato and sounds of a loving person he was taken to a concentration camp and it'

places flooded land in new south wales they're back to a normal pattern nice and still late was in perth a $28.00 degrees or so but the rain is now take a different course coming across the bite usually get fronts that go into words new zealand was the circulation going on the vibrance so this is a stationary system drawing in tropical left north there off flood warnings out for north island and they're probably going to last into wednesday that might even go beyond into thursday but it does look like a drawing trend here and christ church is not cooled down to 70. for. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's work out. in the world god the thread. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the one. witness on al-jazeera. the war where. the the op. you're watching al-jazeera the remind of our top stories this hour the world health organization and leaders of $23.00 countries including the u.k. france and germany are creating an international treaty to tackle future pandemics that aims to i

the sunshine well quite as well as it has been recently but still getting up to 27 celsius there in perth with complet days and we go with a shot of ramping up again into the eastern side of the country not too bad and see much of victoria but there will be some showers into the eastern side of it to area as we go on through friday by friday we'll see what to make in the way across new zealand fresher weather coming in behind but it should at least this stage that lousy drive fine for the weekend so it's a pretty good so it's a bad race in the across japan but we have got some wet weather in the full cost over the next day or 2 as current in the process of sliding across southern and eastern parts of china it will continue to move across the korean peninsula into southern areas of japan by friday. lebanon is grappling with its worst economic crisis in generations. exasperated by the coronavirus pandemic and this. one of the biggest non-nuclear explosions in history shone a light on a nation already in economic and political freefall people in power travels across the country to find out w

of low pressure which have been facing very heavy rain flooding rains in parts of a very close to perth again that will ease as we go through the next couple of days that's thursday's pitch of the shall still in place and you can see how near and moves out into the car will see clearer skies come back in behind it in fact much of australia will be fine and dry as we make our way into the weekend shallows pulling away from the southeast as well cold enough still in melbourne at around 21 celsius and we'll see that shabby rang grassi making its way into new zealand as we go on into the next complet day said tony weather wet and windy here some of the wet and windy weather making its way into japan over the next day or so is driving out of central parts of china moving out into the open waters to shanghai seeing some of that west the weather will move across southern parts of south korea and eventually that will roll across the south of japan so key issues seeing the heaviest rain basin places of rain into southern parts of honshu but still warm ahead of that with hive 18 in tokyo. beyond

24 rather quarter degrees it's warming up slowly in melbourne adelaide and it's still pretty woman perth up to about $32.00 degrees. temptress dot the big variation to the station that storm system running through hong shu in hokkaido will least snow on the northern slopes it's backwash but it's still 18 to 20 in tokyo in the least side and it's relatively warm throughout northern china we have dropped that we've got more cold air coming in through and the target will move eastwards and it might even disturb there a little bit in northern china particularly in beijing but not enough to improve the quality much but more snow is on its way to north korea with rain for central china. for. the goalkeeper from one is a. world cup was what dreams were made. out of a restaurant told him but. he just. has to see his footballing legend eric cantona introduces cloud your temporary one of a special few who stood up for their beliefs whatever they call. football rebels on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. i don't know i maryam namazie you're watching the news hour live from london coming up in the nex