then philippe because that. cut through the final obstacle. l then philippe because that was shakingause that was shaking hands and _ then philippe because that was shaking hands and exchanging i shaking hands and exchanging fact with — shaking hands and exchanging fact with robert _ shaking hands and exchanging fact with robert fink - shaking hands and exchanging fact with robert fink opposite| fact with robert fink opposite numhen _ i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... health ministers from the world's seven leading economies will take part in an emergency meeting on monday to discuss how to deal with the omicron variant. south africa's president criticises governments that have imposed travel bans on his country since scientists there discovered the mutated virus. it's been just about a week since new zealand unveiled plans to reopen borders and allow foreigners to enter next year. but some local leaders are calling on tourists to stay away, over fears that they will bring coronavirus to vulnerable local maori communities who have fewer health facilities available.

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it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, - then philippe cossette, number from dover. this is newsday on the bbc. in singapore. our headlines: the us president urges people not to panic as more cases of the new coronavirus variant are discovered around the world. the trial of british socialite ghislaine maxwell gets underway in new york — she�*s accused of trafficking under—age girls for former loverjeffrey epstein. let�*s bring you these live pictures now from caribbean island nation of barbados. a cultural event is underway to mark its transition into the world�*s newest republic. this is the national heroes�* square in the capital, bridgetown. lots of colour and fanfare. in a few hours time, the country will sever centuries—old ties to the british monarchy, ditching queen elizabeth ii as head of state. the english claimed barbados more than four hundred years ago and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. celestina olu—lode met with locals to talk about the significance of today and sent this report. gearing up for a moment in h

it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, - then philippe cossette,gs _ with his opposite . number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. celebrations in barbados. it's set to swear in its first president as it loses queen elizabeth as head of state. the us president urges people not to panic as more cases of the new coronavirus variant are discovered around the world. the trial of ghislaine maxwell has begun in new york with the prosecution saying the former girlfriend of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein "preyed on vulnerable young girls, manipulated them, and served them up to be sexually abused." maxwell, who's 59, faces 8 charges of sex trafficking and other offences. she has pleaded not guilty and her defence says she's being made a scapegoat for epstein�*s crimes. he took his own life while injail in 2019. from new york, nada tawfik reports. over the next few weeks, what plays out in this courthouse will be a crucial chapter in the twisted saga ofjeffrey epstein�*s sex trafficking ring and ghislane maxwell's alleged role in it

it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, _ then philippe cossette,changing flags withj his opposite number from dover. this is newsday from the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... the results of covid tests from the netherlands suggest the new omicron variant was already spreading round the world before it was identified in south africa. a review of workplace culture in australia has found that a third of those working in federal parliamentary offices have been sexually harassed by an mp. the review was commissioned following rape allegations made by former liberal party staffer, brittany higgins. prime minister scott morrison has previously been accused of being "tone deaf" on the issues effecting women in parliament. he said he was appalled by the findings of the report. i wish i found them more surprising. but i find them just as appalling. just because what you do is important and stressful and demanding can never normalise that behaviour as being somehow, somehow ok. it's not ok. let's go live now to canberra, where i'm join

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it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, - then philippe cossette,hands and exchanging flags _ with his opposite . number from dover. this is newsday from the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... the us president urges people not to panic as more cases of the new firm run a virus variant are discovered around the world. the trial a british socialite elaine maxwell gets under way —— ghislaine maxwell. the caribbean island nation of barbados is hours away from severing centuries—old ties to the british monarchy, ditching queen elizabeth ii as head of state and declaring itself the world's newest republic. the prince of wales will attend the ceremony in the capital bridgetown. the english claimed barbados more than 400 years ago and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. celestina olulode reports. gearing up for a moment in history. this island nation is making a strong statement about how it sees itself. the prime minister of barbados says the time has come. we believe that the unfinished business ought not to go

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it evolved, philippe blames the lack of electricity for the death of his oldest daughter, olivia. she had leukemia and needed medicine which had to be stored in a refrigerator. but we couldn't have one because we had no light. earlier this year, the monga chiva, columbus scored an important victory. the brazilian state finally recognized its plans, which include landmarks of the settlements difficult past. these are the ruins of one of many plantations in rio de janeiro that thrived until brazil became the last american nation. to abolish slavery in 1888. your zonal dameon was takes her son to the places where their african ancestors were forced to work. slavery may have ended 133 years ago, and blacks in brazil now up number wise. but the struggle for equal rights, she tells him this far from over monica and not give al jazeera mom got at sheba whole people and pakistan are struggling financially as inflation. their rises and the economy. watson's, the price of goods has hit a $70.00 a high, and the local currency has slumps against the us dollar of some a bunch of aid reports in

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hisnews. the latest headlines: more countries outside of africa confirm cases of the new coronavirus variant as the continent's hit by more travel restrictions. as rebel fighters claim they're advancing on the ethiopian capital, the government releases footage apparently showing the country's prime minister on the front line. four days after the bodies of people who drowned in the channel while trying to reach the uk were discovered, the identities of all 27 are yet to be confirmed. many are thought to be kurds from northern iraq and as the days go on without news, families there fear the worst. the bbc�*s murad shishani has the story of one man whose wife and three children are believed to have been on the boat. for those waiting for news, the uncertainty is almost as difficult as the grief. rizgal hussein's wife and three children wanted to come to the uk to start a new life away from their village, in iraqi kurdistan. his oldest daughter hadia had wanted to study to become a doctor. tr

then philippe cozette, a miner from calais, . was shaking hands. and exchanging flags with robert faggon the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines: health ministers from the world's seven leading economies will take part in an emergency meeting on monday to discuss how to deal with the omicron variant. south africa's president criticises governments that have imposed travel bans on his country since scientists there discovered the mutated virus. a 7.5—magnitude earthquake has struck northern peru, sending shock waves across the region. the tremors were felt more than a thousand kilometres away. hundreds of homes and buildings were damaged near the epicentre, but there have been no reported deaths. courtney bembridge reports. like this is the moment the 7.5 magnitude earthquake hit. it was just before six o'clock in the morning and people woken by the morning and people woken by the tremors rushed out into the streets. �* ,, �* the tremors rushed out into the streets. �* ,, ~ ., , streets. translation: iwas able to wake _ streets. translation: iwas able to wake up _ stre

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hismain story this hour: the world's newest republic, barbados, swears in its first president and loses queen elizabeth ii as head of state. the world health organization says the omicron variant of coronavirus poses a high risk of infection surges around the globe. the who's head renewed a call for a global push to get vaccines to poorer nations, warning that covid—19 is, as he put it, "not done with us" yet. meanwhile, president biden told americans the emergence of the new variant is no reason to panic and insisted the united states will not go back into lockdown. he said, what was needed, was to get the rest of the world vaccinated. 0ur health correspondent naomi grimley has the latest. there's an eerie quiet atjohannesburg airport. south africa first raised the alarm about the omicron variant, but is now finding itself increasingly cut off from the rest of the world. meanwhile, on the ground, there's a big push to get vaccines into arms. only 23% of the south african population is fu

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hisews. let's remind you of our top story. japan is to bar most foreign arrivals from tuesday, as the new coronavirus variant known as omicron spreads around the world. initial projections from the honduran presidential election show the left of centre candidate, xiomara castro, on course for a victory that will make her the first woman to run the country. if the result remains the same, she will replace the outgoing president, juan orlando hernandez, who was named as a co—conspirator in two drug trafficking trials in united states. let's get more on this now from our central america correspondent, will grant, whojoins me live from the capital. good to talk to you. this is by no means has been an easy journey to get to this point. talk us through where we are at. ., . , �* talk us through where we are at. ., ., , �* , ., , at. no, it hasn't been. casting our minds— at. no, it hasn't been. casting our minds back— at. no, it hasn't been. casting our minds back four _ at. no, it hasn't been.

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hisr top story: more countries outside of africa confirm cases of the new coronavirus variant, as the continent's hit by more travel restrictions. the biggest banking leak africa has ever seen has shed light on companies linked to relatives and associates of former democratic republic of congo president — joseph kabila — receiving millions of dollars in public funds. now the bbc can exclusively reveal a presidency account was set up at the bank central to the leak, during kabila's tenure in power. millions of dollars were transferred through it. online french investigative journal mediapart and the ngo platform to protect whistleblowers in africa obtained the information. it has been published as part of a consortium co—ordinated by the european investigative collaborations network. a judicial investigation into any alleged wrongdoing has begun, as a result of a government request. joice etutu reports. usually private financial documents hold information linking relatives and associates o

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, his: a return to testing and self—isolation for uk arrivals, its among changes to come into force, in response to the new variant of coronavirus. in a ceremony to mark barbados's transition to a republic, the prince of wales has said that british history has been forever stained by the appalling atrocity of slavery. one of australia's biggest banks, westpac, has agreed to pay $80.6 million in penalties after the australian regulator alleged the lender had widespread compliance failures that included charging dead people for services. sarah toms is following the story for us. this sounds extraordinary, tell us more?— us more? yes, it is an extraordinary - us more? yes, it is an extraordinary story - us more? yes, it is an - extraordinary story stopping the australian regulator has hit westpac six lawsuits over its shoddy treatment of customers. among the bank's long list of wrongdoings is a claim that for a decade, the bank charged more than 7 million us dollars to over 11,000 customers fo

it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, then philippe cossette, .s opposite number from dover. . this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. a reminder of our main story this hour... the world wakes up to the dangers posed by the new variant of covid, asjoe biden urges people not to panic. now to china, and the story of a north korean man who has been recaptured, after spending a0 days on the run, following a daring escape from prison. our asia pacific editor, celia hatton, has the story. here's the video that shocked millions in china, showing a rare escape from a high—security prison. a north korean man, zhu xianjian, had been in prison for nine years for robbery and illegal border crossing when he made a break for it. he scaled a two—storey wall to a prison yard shed, then runs across the roof, before quickly disabling its electric fence. note the sparks that fly as he pulls on it. then he jumps. he escapes with only one shoe in freezing temperatures, only to disappear for a0 days, until he's caught dozens of kilometres away, n

it evolved, philippe blames the lack of electricity for the death of his oldest daughter, olivia. she had leukemia and needed medicine which had to be stored in a refrigerator. but we couldn't have one because we had no light. earlier this year, the manga chiva columbus scored an important victory. the brazilian state finally recognized its plans, which include landmarks of the settlements difficult past. these are the ruins of one of many plantations in rio de janeiro that thrived until brazil became the last american nation to abolish slavery, in 1888. your zonal domingos takes her son to the places where their african ancestors were forced to work. slavery may have ended 133 years ago, and blacks in brazil now up number wise. but the struggle for equal rights, she tells him, is far from over monica and not give all jazeera margaret sheba. ah . hello there. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. the white house says it's releasing 50000000 barrels of oil from its strategic reserves. it's a coordinated effort with several nations to stop soaring fuel prices.

it would allow me horror and an explosive cocktail, the leaf people like philippe, wondering if they will ever be able to get their life back. i listened that i'm betty al jazeera cook with the the white house is welcome to private mission. to me and mar, by a former us ambassador to the u. n. washington isn't sponsoring bill richardson's trip, but says that hope says efforts will help get aid supplies in st. myanmar the year and says the need for ease has increased dramatically achieved the current of ours pandemic, and february's military coup tech company. yahoo says it's pulling out of china because of what it calls an increasingly challenging environments. the move as large a symbolic as many of he or his services are already blocked by china's digital censorship. but it's the latest tech firm to exit google left years ago. and microsoft linked in said last month at which shot. so it's chinese size. and fisher has war from washington, d. c. for some people would say this is more symbolic, but it is quite significant as well. yeah. who has essentially been running donuts platform

it took the drills just i a few moments to cut through the final obstacle, - then philippe cossette,exchanging flags _ with his opposite . number from dover. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. the us president urges people not to panic as more cases of the new coronavirus variant are discovered around the world. british socialite ghislaine maxwell goes on trial in new york — she's accused of trafficking under—age girls for former loverjeffrey epstein. the caribbean island nation of barbados is hours away from severing centuries—old ties to the british monarchy, ditching queen elizabeth ii as head of state and declaring itself the world's newest republic. the prince of wales will attend the ceremony in the capital bridgetown. the english claimed barbados more than four hundred years ago and it became a focal point of the transatlantic slave trade. celestina olu—lode reports. gearing up for a moment in history. this island nation is making a strong statement about how it sees itself. the prime minister of barbados says the time has come. we believe that the unfinished business oug

he's a political consultant joining us from when is there is many times for speaking to us, philippe, i've just been looking at some statistics, poverty levels in argentina, going up 40 percent. my believe since fernandez took office. that's pretty startling figure. is that all down to economic mismanagement or is that circumstance it's? it's a combination. it didn't all go up in the last 2 years of poverty and argentina has been moving up for the last 50 years. and, and we seem stuck in the right of the same old policies to try to stop that. but that only makes it worse. of course, the pandemic made that worse, the reaction to the pandemic, which was a very, very strong hard line lockdown that really stopped the economy that strap. plus the looming economic crisis, the debt crisis, they all get together to make things worse. and the, the government of president fernandez and the tradition of his parents body is to rule with money and with power. in other words, they used to having power to get things done and to having money because of the price of commodities or whatever. so we're i

their ross it's 4 cycles, it would allow me horror and an explosive cocktail, the leaf people like philippe, wondering if they will ever be able to get their life back. allison that i'm betty . i'll just eat. i cook with death in nigeria for members of staff and that children have been kidnapped from the university of a boucher abductions from schools for the north that frequently but kidnappings. in the capital. a rare and search and rescue teams in nigeria say the death toll from the collapse of a high rise building in lagos has risen to 16. 10 people are still missing. and 21 story structure came crashing down on monday. police say it's too early to determine why the building collapsed. so one of the arab wells most famous singers, suboxone, died on tuesday at the age of $88.00. syrian was known for performing songs and spot by arabic, poetry and his concerts that could go on for hours. natasha gonna report assyrians 1st heard subaru, factories, tenor when he was a child, calling muslims to prayer at a mosque in aleppo. during his 70 year career, he revitalized classical arabic music fan

then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, histhe latest headlines: a return to testing and self—isolation for uk arrivals — its among changes to come into force, in response to the new variant of coronavirus. in a ceremony to mark barbados's transition to a republic, the prince of wales has said that british history has been forever stained by the appalling atrocity of slavery. we can now speak to saad omer who's director of the yale institute of global health. this new variant of know how dangerous it is, there are many, many questions and only time will tell us whether it is very transmittable, et cetera, but in terms of vaccine inequity, president biden pointing out that is the way to tackle this.— tackle this. absolutely. a lot of experts — tackle this. absolutely. a lot of experts have _ tackle this. absolutely. a lot of experts have been - tackle this. absolutely. a lot of experts have been saying | of experts have been saying since the beginning of this immunisation programme, if you let this virus fester in any part of th

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then philippe cozette, a minerfrom calais, was shaking hands and exchanging flags with robert fagg, hisst headlines: more countries outside of africa confirm cases of the new coronavirus variant, as the continent's hit by more travel restrictions. as rebel fighters claim they're advancing on the ethiopian capital, the government releases footage apparently showing the country's prime minister on the front line. both sides have tried to claim victory in the honduran election following the vote on sunday. the electoral council has described the turnout as massive. security was tight amid fears there could be a repetition of the violence that marred the 2017 poll. let's get more on this now from our central america correspondent, will grant, who joins me live from the capital. i have seen it described, and it wouldn't be the first country in the region, as a referendum on corruption. do you think that is how it will have panned out in terms of the boat? i have panned out in terms of the boat? ., , , boat? i do, david, yes. the word on _ boat? i do, david, yes. the word on most _ boat? i do

another council member philippe cunningham was among those who spearheaded a similar ballot initiativehe will get re-elected as well. so we're seeing some of the policy side of things play out about a year and a half after the murder of george floyd in minneapolis. >> you just delineated a lot of messages that voters sent on that initiative and that push. omar jimenez, thank you very much. >>> let's turn to the major mayoral races in the state of new york. eric adams will be new york city's second black mayor, a moderate as well, easily defeated his republican challenger curtis sliwa. >> and in buffalo, the state's second largest city, the incumbent mayor byron brown is declaring victory. he had to mount a write-in campaign after losing the primary to democratic socialist india walton. let's get to miguel marquez. miguel, the write-in votes have a clear lead. but there is still not a winner being called in buffalo at this point. >> this is a shock and a shock back. india walton, who is self-professed democratic socialist, has 41% of the vote. write-ins, who is on the write-in ballots,

philippe that i if people can go to gyms, offices and is of worship without a mask as long as everyone 100 people. reggie: we expect the cdc to off -- to authorize the pfizer vaccine as early as tomorrow and shots could going to young arms as early as wednesday. mike: get ready to get wet from this one flight storm. storms will be more scattered for the rest of us. >> we jobyna: jobyna: are still looking at a large back up because of a crash on southbound 680. at least two lanes are blocked. kumasi: the christmas tree that will be up at the u.s. capitol make two stops today right here in the bay area. be on the south side of the golden gate ridge and the vallejo ferry terminal. reggie: i am ready. mike: i think i am, too. mariah carey. kumasi: i'm ready for a nice, beautiful meal. reggie: i had plenty of room on my plate for that. i wanted all this year. i finally get to see my parents for christmas for the first time in four years. kumasi: you get a pass. >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. as we start a new week and new month with you, the eyes of the world on the

joining me now is one of the times' reporters, dave philipps. welcome to the newshour.hrough what happened. your investigation, what do you believe regional commanders and new about the strike and went? dave: here is what we know. there was a secretive classified ground unit the called in the air strike and it claimed it was a self-defense strike but there was another part of the u.s. military, an air force drone hovering overhead taking in the scene in high definition color video. people back in the command center were looking at this video and they did not see really any combat. they saw a large group of what appear to be mostly women and children essentially seeking shelter in a low-lying area. that doesn't mean there wasn't fighting somewhere relatively nearby, but certainly not in the immediate area. without warning, they saw a fighter jet streak across and drop some very large bombs in the middle of this crowd. when some of the survivors tried to stumble out of the aftermath, the jets came back through and killed them as well. what was interesting is immediately a

philippe and his ministers were afraid his funeral procession through paris in 1834 was going to sparkevolt and revolution. it wasn't that he lost his popularity or was not an influential figure during his life he was not treated as a serious person is just that over the years he did not have an active party, an active faction in the ongoing friendship discourse so as fallen by the wayside. >> needs and annette gordon reed. [laughter] >> except i am just some american. remember this happen to me a couple of times where i would go to a library i'm here, i'm an american i'm doing this on bed french by the way, and i'm writing a book about the french revolution the revolution of 1830 in the cycle with the topic i would say the marquis' of course you're an american you are the only people who ask for material about lafayette. >> i think it's probably refreshing to get zero credit of ushering us towards yorktown. >> which they did do i hope i establish that in the book we were not winning that war without the french guys for quick we keep saying that. but no one is listening to us okay so i

hala, busy philipps. how are you ladies doing >> we're so excited. >> are you really?g in the parade, ladies >> first time seeing the parade in person, first time -- yes >> i'm very excited. >> me, too >> there couldn't be a better day for them to see the parade >> it's gorgeous >> it's so beautiful >> i don't know if you're aware of the weather but it's lovely. >> a little birdie told me congratulations on the success of the show. you guys are already -- you've been renewed for season two. have you started working on it yet? >> oh, yeah. >> how's it going? anything you can tell us about it >> it's like all of the best things about season one have been amplified and we're just doing -- we know what works now and we're kind of like getting to know the characters we're so bonded. we really do get along it's not just for tv >> you guys are on the peacock float, streaming with the peacock. >> yes, singing a little song. >> can you give us a little preview? ♪ gonna be famous five eva because forever's too short, too short ♪ >> you guys have a great time. >> sneak preview >>

our correspondent ben philipps has spent the day in torpins, in aberdeenshire which was badly hit bys declared because of this storm impact. to date schools and vaccination centres in aberdeenshire are closed and thousands of people are closed and thousands of people are still without power up, internet, running water and heating. internet, running water and heating. in the aberdeenshire village here, locals are now facing a third day without power, a stall has been set “p without power, a stall has been set up by a nearby cafe to provide essential supplies, including hot food and drink and bottled water, and there are a few of the locals now around the fire pit, to try and get a bit of warmth. one woman we spoke to who received a bacon sandwich said it was like winning the lottery. energy providers said the lottery. energy providers said the storm has caused catastrophic damage to their network and engineers are working around the clock to get people back online and an update from them at that 211,000 customers are still without power and some people have been told it could be later