have the year of pope francis. it was seen in a private audience as a signal that francis has some problems with the statements. and so this is new. we do not know what is going to happen the weight these two cultures interact, it's clear there is a large majority that are very, very worried with what this presidency might mean. was bishops who want to give a fair hearing what bishops should say on these issues. without judging all of that on the basis of one issue only which is abortion. >> i am curious if you go across the country and leave the east coast, what level of knowledge is there about the kind of diversity and dynamics within the conference of bishops you just described. or is this a typical washington kind of issue? >> the particular bishop conference. this is very big with the more than 400 members. so it is very hard for a conference to present a country like the other states to graphically and culturally. so here i don't say is a first concern of catholics, it is not. certainly it's becoming a conce

but it is not even pope francis job change it's far bigger than even the pope's job. sue and this is a side question for me, i'm curious if you know anything about biden's personal relationship with bishops and cardinals in the united states. you don't see a lot written about that. >> guest: i don't know much about that, we don't know much about that. it will be interesting to see if the special relationships developed with gregory because we had not seen that yet. and it may happen. i believe that it is also a letter of caution for joe biden, not to look towards one particular bishop. there has to be a safe distance because we don't know, for one. [inaudible] it is a good thing that we have not heard of one particular bishop cardinal when i would not be surprised if you would keep his personal private conversations that we never learned about till many years later. i think that tracks with your portrait of him. but i do think watching the relationship will be fascinating given his strength on race as well as the clergy sexual abuse scandal. i think will be interestin

he said, "look, somebody is trying to undermine the pope." >> the former pope benedict, who was muchncis was about to do. so paolo's explanation was that benedict had gone behind francis' back and made it so that the pope couldn't do our wedding. and that he was gonna fly to rome and get to the bottom of this, and not to worry, "i'll fix this." >> after the phone call she was absolutely frightened. she said, "oh, my god. oh, my god. what if this is all a lie?" >> and then it was just -- from there. >> she just kind of woke up from a -- from a cloud of love and romance and started asking questions. >> i called the castle where he says he's booked all these rooms, and everybody's saying they never heard of him. i called the restaurant that he said was catering the wedding. they say they've never heard of anything. the phone calls i could've made at any second, but i didn't, because everything was supposed to be a surprise. >> benita started investigating paolo the way she would investigate her stories at work. she also hired private investigators in the u.s. and italy. >> envision an o

the pope doesn't marry people.he wants to marry us, because we're both divorcees he thinks we're the perfect couple to push forward his forward-thinking agenda to reform the catholic church. i said, okay, maybe it's not out of the question. i felt my head was spinning and didn't stop spinning. >> reporter: paolo told her andrea bocelli and john legend would perform at the wedding. >> the guest list kept growing and growing. the beckhams. the obamas. >> the clintons. >> for some reason russell crowe was on the list. >> reporter: but while the wedding planning was kicking into high gear, bonita said paolo was becoming increasingly tense about work. >> he had been talking to me for some time about how there were people that were against him, his enemies. >> reporter: and one morning she woke up and read in the "new york times" that colleagues at the karolinska institute were accusing him of scientific misconduct. >> i'm like, what the hell is going on, why didn't you tell me? >> reporter: paolo headed up a research la

for the pope talkin: tokyo games. for the pope talking to _ tokyo games.one more olympic news line to bring you and it concerns this summers delayed games in tokyo. they have just confirmed that torch relay scheduled to start on march 25th will go ahead then as planned. but they have said they will now broadcast the event live to try and avoid large crowds gathering and warned they will temporarily suspend the relay if if big gatherings are spotted on the streets. a painting by vincent van gogh at a key point in his career has been unveiled to the public in paris, after a century in private hands. it's the street scene in montmartre was painted in 1887 where his style was exposed to the influence of impressionists. lucy williamson reports. as debutants go, this one is older than most — revealed to the world for the first time today after more than a century in a family home. montmartre street scene was painted by van gogh in 1887. here in paris, he met impressionists like renoir and a began to absorb their styles, his famous brushstrokes already becoming c

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this is the last time the public will see this pope.edibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... ghana receives the first delivery of vaccines donated by richer nations to poorer ones. healthcare workers will get the first shots. police in california say golfer tiger woods is "lucky to be alive" after his car crash and confirm no charges will be brought against him. for the first time ever, a german court has convicted a former syrian intelligence officer of involvement in crimes against humanity. human rights lawyers say the landmark case could serve to hold otherformer members for the first time ever, a german court has convicted human rights lawyers say the landmark case could serve to hold otherformer members of president bashar al—assad's security forces to account. a warning that you may find some of the details in paul hawkins�* report disturbing. syria in 2011. this anti—government protester rounded up b

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can the pope bring hope to those who see him as an authority. frank assessment the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment if catastrophic. to weiss valuable back saying informed opinions should we be buying big court ultimately it will be sovereigns and governments who are buying this that is the direction this is all headed in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on our. logan piece it will be here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera one person has been killed in southern yemen gone myanmar's largest city during violence between the police and anti coup protesters the police have been firing live rounds tear gas and water cannon as they try to end weeks of demonstrations against the military coup tony chang is covering this for us from bangkok joining us live this hour tony just get us right up to speed with the latest information. it will confirm fatality.

so one soldier says, i don't like the pope, i'm not going to bow to the pope, sure enough as soon as the pope walks, in the first person to get down on his knees is the soldier. but sherman thought that he was important certainly, and that he was important that the pope should be thrilled to meet him, and also, there's no question of giving him the opportunity to see things that he never saw. what do you have which is fascinating, is that he writes to his wife just about every day about what it's like in europe. there's some wonderful stuff. it just rights long, long letter, so eventually somebody's going to do that, i think that's going to be worth dropping some of that stuff. he goes on and on a non. swat >> now, in grants inaugural address, his first one, he spoke very eloquently about wanting to have a kind and encouraging policy towards the american indians. it seems though that sherman and others like sheridan favored a much harsher policy towards the tribes which they saw a standing in the way of the advancement towards the west. can you speak a bit about what their feelings w

, and very soon — will see this pope, and very soon for— will see this pope, and very soon for the credibilitys own words, hidden from the world — own words, hidden from the world for— own words, hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. nasa has released remarkable images of its space rover landing on mars, the first ever of their kind from the red planet. president biden holds a candle—lit ceremony at the white house to honour the half a million american lives lost to covid—19. the first analysis in the uk of how effective the coronavirus vaccines are shows that a single jab of the pfizer vaccine cuts the chance of hospital admission, and death by more than 75 percent among the over 80s. that study was by public health england. a separate study in scotland looking at both the pfizer and 0xford/astrazenica vaccines showed similarly positive results as our medical editor fergus walsh explains. put your faith in this — a few millilitres of vaccine. one in three adults here already has, and that trust is being repaid. the first real—world data from t

i'm not going to bow to the pope. sure enough, as soon as the pope walks in, the first guy to get down on his knees was the soldier. but sherman thought he was important certainly and he was important that the pope should be thrilled to meet him. and also the whole question -- the whole question of -- of giving him the opportunity to see things that he never saw. i mean, what you have, which is fascinating, is he writes to his wife just about -- just about every day about what it's like in europe. and there's some wonderful stuff. he just writes long, long, long letters. so eventually somebody's going to do that. and i think that's going to be worth -- worth copying some of that stuff. because he just goes on and on and on and on. >> now, in grant's inaugural address, his first one, he spoke very eloquently about wanting to have a kind and encouraging policy toward the american indians. it seems though that sherman and others like sheridan favored a much harsher policy towards the tribes, which they saw as standing in

bolder from nightly noise protests to gang gone to a civil disobedience campaign the roman catholic pope is the latest in the international community to express solidarity with the people of myanmar but activists say mere words are unlikely to have an impact. the military leaders dictatorship is gambling on the fact that there will be a lot of statements but no real action it's time to target military companies because the economic situation is an economic power one off the monkey dating forces for the military to grab power like this for now there's no sign the generals are ready to give up control even though the calls for them to go to a growing sunday's demonstrations are the largest since the 2007 uprising against the military. well earlier i spoke to one of the protest is inside man mind we're not naming her or her location for safety she told me that demonstrators are going to continue with their protests but they are still worried about being targeted by the military but we're more than 200000 people in our childhood all and there are a lot of protests around the country like so

this is the last time the public will see this pope.pe, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines. european leaders are meeting later to work out how to speed up the roll out of vaccines across the continent. customs authorities in germany and belgium have seized a record haul of more than 23 tonnes of cocaine destined for the netherlands in two raids this month. it follows one of the largest ever heroin seizures in europe as our correspondent in the hague, anna holligan reports. stashed away, in containers that were supposed to be packed with party, one of the largest single intercepts of cocaine, worldwide. more than 16 tons concealed intends for wall filler. it entered europe via the german port city of hamburg on a container vessel from paraguay that has been a key transit country for years. translation: colleagues are working day and night and through weekends, often without finding anything. so it is a nice feeling to be successful. years ag

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this is the last time the public will see this pope.ity of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... ghana receives the first delivery of vaccines, donated by richer nations to the poorer ones. healthcare workers will get the first shots. police in california say golfer tiger woods is �*lucky to be alive�* after his car crash and confirm no charges will be brought against him. now — the tokyo olympics are set to take place injapan injuly and august after being postponed last year due to the pandemic. 0rganisers are doing all they can to make the games work but are also looking to future competitions. and today the international olympic committe — the ioc — announced the city leading the way as the favourite for 2032. take a listen. today we received a report by the future host commission for the games of the 0lympiad. this commission recommended that to the executive board to enter into a targeted dialogue with brisbane 2032 and the au

pope francis. some tried to take advantage of the pontiff visit. we marquis i want the pope to bless this water so that as many people as possible can buy. if you drink as well they want to that but they are going to take his blessing and when yeah. cause was cut francis made a point of visiting the kundalini district odd was. bad. but one stop the pontiff told the crowd that he was well aware of the difficulties that the people of cleanness face on a daily basis and he denounced the injustices that they suffered. no it was yeah. that's only well and good but how would francis propose to actually make life better here. any improvements are made by the people themselves without much help from the government or the catholic church. by the way here's how that road freshly paved in 2015 looks today. at. the nearby construction workers not affected gawkers food stand very much. this afternoon he's preparing high. made sausage just a populist snack for people who are on their way home from work. to sit in korea has lived in this neighborhood for yes. he

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so i met pope francis twice in fao, in big groups. and so, i had these private audience four minutes on a wednesday. and i say your holiness, i am coming to say goodbye and to seek your benediction because i will be posted soon to a very challenging post for he asked me gross thinking and i said i'm going to be the mexican ambassador to the u.s., and he just started laughing. [laughter] that is a challenge. [laughter] >> host: he said that's a challenge? he started laughing and said you will have a huge task. we were talking for a while about immigration, migrants, you know poverty, equality, and at the end of the conversation he said but you also have to pray forha me. we all need prayers. >> wow, wow. make it was a very moving conversations that i have photographs. i think it shows that pope francis understoode quite well the challenge and the relevance of being the mexican ambassador to the u.s. i'm not reflective mode in the weeks and talking with colleagues who have asked me, how did you manage? you know, mexico has become for th

this is the last time the public will see this pope. of the credibility and the authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines — huge crowds have gathered in myanmar�*s capital to attend the funeral of a young woman killed in protests against the military coup. mya thwe thwe khaing was shot in the head just before her 20th birthday. the head of the un nuclear watchdog says iran has agreed to extend un inspectors' access to its nuclear sites for three months, but ends their right to make snap inspections. to the uk now, where on monday, the british prime minister will outline how and when restrictions in england will be relaxed. so, here is what we understand maybe announced tomorrow. the first key date is the 8th of march. on that date, all schools across england will reopen and children will be permitted to play sport when at school. one person can visit a care home resident. they will be able to meet indoors and hold hands, but

this is the last time the public will see this pope. the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: huge crowds have gathered in myanmar�*s capital to attend the funeral of a young woman killed in protests against the military coup — mya thwe thwe khaing was shot in the head just before her 20th birthday. and, new zealand prime minister, jacinda ardern, honours the memory of the 185 victims of the christchurch earthquake, ten years on. iran and the un's nuclear watchdog, the iaea, say they have reached a deal which will allow un inspectors to carry on essential monitoring of iran's nuclear work, despite iran's threat to stop snap inspections from tuesday. the move buys time for efforts to try to revive the 2015 nuclear deal. bethany bell reports from vienna where the international atomic energy agency is based. talks in iran to shore up access for un nuclear inspectors have ended with a temporary agreement. the head of the iaea, rafael

this is the last time the public will see this pope.sake of the credibility and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. a declassified us intelligence report says that the saudi crown prince approved and likely ordered the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. the crown prince denies the accusation. security forces in nigeria are searching for more than three hundred girls who were abducted from a school the second such kidnapping injust over a week. there's further evidence — thanks to a study of healthcare workers in the uk that vaccines may help prevent the spread of coronavirus as well as protecting against getting ill. a study of healthcare workers in cambridge here in the uk, has found that a single dose of the pfizer vaccine dramatically cuts the risk of getting the virus without symptoms. our medical editor fergus walsh reports. like thousands of health care workers in cambridge, daniella does a weekly swab tes

bolder from nightly noise protests to gang gone to a civil disobedience campaign the roman catholic pope is the latest in the international community to express solidarity with the people of myanmar but activists say mere words are unlikely to have an impact. the military leaders dictatorship is gambling on the fact that there will be a lot of statements but no real action it's time to target military companies because the economics of the situation is economic power is one after monkey of dating forces for the military to grab power like this for now there's no sign the generals are ready to give up control even though the calls for them to go are growing sunday's demonstrations are the largest since the 2007 uprising against the military. so i'm now joined by a protester inside me and we're not revealing a name or location for her safety i know it's very difficult to to perhaps gauge this because internet was blocked past 24 hours but can you give us some idea of the numbers of people involved in these protests and how widespread they are. are worth more than 200000 people in alexander

this is the last time the public will see this pope.he next pope, benedict xvi will, and his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... president biden holds a candle—lit ceremony at the white house to honour the half a million american lives lost to covid—19. new data shows a single dose of pfizer's covid jab cuts deaths and serious illness in the uk by more than 75% among over 80s. nasa has released remarkable images of its space rover landing on mars. it shows the final minutes of last week's tense descent, with clouds of dust and grit being blown around, as the vehicle is lowered to the floor of the crater. the rover, called perseverance, was sent to an ancient crater lake to search for signs of past life. our global science correspondent rebecca morelle has the story. the parachute has deployed... from the release of a supersonic parachute, to the shedding of a heat shield... first look at the surface. an out—of—this—world view — mars as never seen before. as the rover ne

this is the last time the public will see this pope.he next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: golfing legend tiger woods is undergoing emergency surgery for multiple injuries after a serious car accident in los angeles. top us officials testify — as they try to explain the law enforcement failures which led to the deadly riots in the capitol. let's turn to georgia in eastern europe now, where the opposition has demanded the release of the country's leading opposition politician, forcefully arrested on tuesday. the authorities have described nika melia as a criminal while western diplomats have criticised his arrest as a backward step on georgia's path towards democracy. the bbc�*s rayhan demytrie sent this report from the capital tbilisi. at dawn on tuesday, police surrounded the offices of georgia's main opposition party, united national movement. they forced their way into arrest its leader, nika melia... shouting. ..who had been

this is the last time the public will see this pope.and authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... ghana receives the first delivery of vaccines — donated by richer nations to the poorer ones. healthcare workers will get the first shots. but while vaccine rollout programmes offer hope — in asia anxieties remain about how fairly it's being handed out. police in california say golfer tiger woods was involved in a "serious car accident", and confirm no charges will be brought against him. the 45—year—old is said to be �*awake, responsive, and recovering' after emergency surgery to mend a shattered ankle and compound leg fractures. police says he's lucky to be alive and, inevitably, questions are already being asked about the prospect of seeing him play again. 0ur la correspondent sophie long reports. this is what remains of the luxury suv tiger woods was driving. it is, authorities say, remarkable he survived. is anyone trappe

he organized that so i have met pope francis twice, but in a big, you know, big groups. and so i had this private audience for minutes on a wednesday, and i say your holiness, i am coming to say goodbye and to seek your benediction, because i will be posted soon to a very challenging post. and he asked me, we were speaking in spanish. i'm going to be the ambassador to the u.s., and he just started laughing. [laughter] that is a challenge. >> he said that's the challenge? >> he started laughing and said, well, you will have a huge task. we were talking for a while about immigration, migrants, you know, poverty. at the end of the conversation he said, but you also have to pray for me. we all need prayers. >> wow. >> it was a very moving conversation, which i have photographs of them. and i think it showed that pope francis understood quite well the challenge and the relevance of being the mexican ambassador to the u.s. because on a reflexive mode in the last weeks in talking to colleagues that they have asked me how did you manage, how did you proceed? mexico has become fo

we have our first jesuit pope right now.ction there. >> stephen: i want to talk about the new book "learning to pray a." i encourage could learn a about praying. i described my-- i told you why i pray. i believe in the nicest way possible, you described my praying as some academic. ( laughter ). >> i'm sure i meant that in the best possible way. >> stephen: you did, because i had a "i did it!" you're like, loosen up, baby. improv. what are some different ways that people don't consider praying. i know so many people in covid right now, many people are turning to their faith, and it's very frustrating for them because of the limitations of social distancing, people don't feel comfortable going to church. i've been a few times, but i still do feel a little uncomfortable when i hear somebody coughing in the-- in the sacristy. >> there are a lot of different ways to pray. i talk about thehem in my book. it depends who you are. there is no right way to pray. you can say there are content-heavy ways, and more more content-light pr

of the next pope, benedict xvi will be, in his own words, hidden from the world for the rest of hisadlines nassa releases remarkable images of its space rover perseverence landing on mars, the first ever of their kind from the red planet. president biden holds a candle—lit ceremony at the white house to honour the half a million american lives lost to covid—19. the united states has imposed sanctions on two more members of myanmar�*s military junta, in response to this month's coup earlier this month. us treasury say the burmese military must reverse their actions and urgently restore the democratically elected government. eu diplomats say the bloc has also agreed to impose sanctions. all this as human rights activists make a last—ditch legal bid to halt the deportation of 1,200 myanmar detainees from malaysia to their homeland. 0ur reporter katie silver is in singapore. just on the imminent deportation is, what is going on here? fist deportation is, what is going on here? �* ., deportation is, what is going on here?— deportation is, what is going on here? �* ., ., on here? at the mo

this is the last time the public will see this pope.ority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: british prime minister boris johnson to outline how and when restrictions in england will be relaxed as coronavirus cases continue to fall. it�*s believed schools will reopen on the 8th of march. and, new zealand prime minister, jacinda ardern, honours the memory of the 185 victims of the christchurch earthquake, ten years on. with peace talks between the afghan government and taliban stalled, president ashraf ghani has told the bbc hard decisions and sacrifices lie ahead on all sides. violence has surged in the country in recent months and nato has already said that foreign troops may not leave by the end of april — a deadline set in a us agreement with the taliban last year but now under review by the biden administration. 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet, reports from kabul. a front line of this forever wall. —— war

this is the last time the public will see this pope.ity of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, our main story this hour: golfing legend tiger woods crashes his car in los angeles. he undergoes emergency surgery for a shattered ankle and compound leg fractures. let's stay with that now. joining me now from glenview, illinois isjim nugent, who founded the global golf post. good to talk to you. it is very difficult to know at this stage with little information about the extent of the injuries and what they mean long—term for tiger woods but what are your thoughts? tiger woods but what are your thou~hts? ., ~ , ., tiger woods but what are your thoughts?— tiger woods but what are your thou~hts? ., ~' ,, , . thoughts? thank you very much for having _ thoughts? thank you very much for having me — thoughts? thank you very much for having me on _ thoughts? thank you very much for having me on this _ thoughts? thank you very much for having me on this morning. |

this is the last time the public will see this pope.pe, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news, the main story this hour: golfing legend tiger woods is undergoing emergency surgery for multiple injuries after a serious car accident in los angeles. let's stay with that now. eric mitchell is the ceo and president of sports management agency life flip media. he told me why they call tiger woods the greatest of all time. tiger woods is an icon. in sports across the world, tiger woods is what we call the greatest of all time. he is up there with michaeljordan, tiger rings in true because he broke down so many barriers in a sport that until tiger came around was mostly a caucasian run sport and tiger broke down all the barriers when he won, remember the masters tournament? tiger was the first african—american person to play on their course and wind was not before that, they weren't even any african—american members. now augusta has opened up members. now augusta has opened up t

this is the last time the public will see this pope.d authority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. our main headlines this hour: president biden holds his first telephone conversation with king salman of saudi arabia ahead of the us releasing an intelligence report about the murder of saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. the queen has said her covid—19 vaccination "didn't hurt at all". she has urged people to be selfless and have the jab. the us has called for restraint in armenia after the prime minister led a rally of supporters, saying he was trying to avert an attempted coup. nikol pashinyan took action after the armed forces issued a statement, calling for his government to resign. his opponents have set up camp outside parliament. mr pashinyan�*s popularity has dropped since azerbaijan last year recaptured swathes of its territory that had been held by ethnic armenian forces for nearly 30 years. mark lobel reports. with family by his side, armeni

the famous story there is where he says we are going to meet the pope.o a soldier says i'm not going to -- sure, not a finish the pope walked in the first guy to get down on his knees was the soldier. but sherman thought that he was important, certainly, and it was important that the pope should be thrilled to meet him. and also, the whole question as of giving him the opportunity to see things that he had never saw. what you have which is fascinating is he writes to his wife, just about every day, about what it is like in europe. there's some wonderful stuff. he just rights long, long letters, so eventually someone's going to do that and i think that is going to be worth having some of that stuff because he just goes on and on and on. in grants integral address, his first one, he wrote very adequately about wanting to have a encouraging policy towards the american indians. it seems though that sherman and others like sheridan, favored a much -- policy towards the tribes which they saw as standing in the way to the advancement of the west. could you spea

this is the last time the public will see this pope. the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: huge crowds have gathered in myanmar�*s capital to attend the funeral of a young woman killed in protests against the military coup — mya thwe thwe khaing was shot in the head just before her 20th birthday. the british prime minister, borisjohnson will outline how and when restrictions in england will be relaxed as coronavirus cases continue to fall. the united nations human rights council begins its spring session in geneva on monday. britain and a core group of countries are expected to seek a new resolution, calling on sri lanka to hold perpetrators of human rights violations to account and deliverjustice to victims of the civil war that ended in 2009. tens of thousands of people, mostly tamils, were killed in the ethnic conflict. the bbc�*s south asia editor anbarasan ethirajan reports. sri lanka's devastating civil war lasted for nearly th

this is the last time the public will see this pope.ority of the next pope, benedict xvi will, in his own words, be hidden from the world for the rest of his life. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: huge crowds have gathered in myanmar�*s capital to attend the funeral of a young woman killed in protests against the military coup — mya thwe thwe khaing was shot in the head just before her 20th birthday. and, new zealand prime minister, jacinda ardern, honours the memory of the 185 victims of the christchurch earthquake, ten years on. to the uk now, where on monday, the british prime minister will outline how and when restrictions in england will be relaxed. so here is what we understand maybe announced tomorrow. the first key date is the 8th march. on that date all schools across england will reopen and children will be permitted to play sport when at school. one person can visit a care home resident — they will be able to meet indoors and hold hands — but visitors must wear ppe and be tested beforehand. 0ne—to—one social meetings o

israelis face being banned from public places and even job so unless they've been faxon ated against pope at 19 for the so called green pulses are raising can sons over human rights always a choice has a consequence and it shouldn't be that everybody in israel suffers because some people make a bad choice i think it's absurd that think it's ridiculous basic human rights so be ignored. and angry french farmers don't fought till i saw an old ta is outside government buildings to protest against the removal of wheat from school menus. well those are your headlines this hour rumbaut you don't call me is the place for you if you want to know anything wrong bozo many many will stories next up here on team crosstalk. and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle it's an article of faith russian liberals do not like a lot of your putin up until now russian liberals have been chanted with the western so-called western values western ideological wolk ism is changing this woke ism disparages tradition patriotism the family and even logic like math for russian liberals t