there are now members in new south wales, queensland, victoria, and western australia. male: yeah, boys publicly, they're doing a whole range of activities from organizing christmas shows for disadvantaged children, to joy bike rides, to what they describe as patriotic rides normally associated with commemorating major historical milestones. but more recently, certainly over the past seven or eight years, they began really positioning themselves as public supporters of the current course of the russian government. [honking] sean: the club's most famous supporter is vladimir putin. president vladimir putin: [speaking foreign language] [shooting and shouting] sean: the russian night wolves act as a proxy army for the kremlin. male: [speaking foreign language] sean: they promote their expertise in military and combat tactics. sean: the night wolves are sanctioned by the united states for fighting with the pro-russian forces in ukraine. mark: the kremlin have this concept of the "russkiy mir," the "russian world." essentially, wherever there are ethnic russians, then moscow needs to have so

at ward, sir, the cape york peninsula chester making use went to northern areas of queensland, got some showers once again across trouble, parts of australia, at least inside queensland all the way down across new south wells. also still seeing some rather live the south. not quite as well as it has been recently for eastern parts of victoria. for the show is never too far away for the showers there . it's a said me interrupting cricket once again. i suspect for the remainder of the test machin, those showers never really too far away. go on into sunday and you can see that wet weather will make its way in across the far northeast of queens stand by that state . we will also see some wet weather slowly making its way to the south valid new zealand. ah. in pakistan's largest city, climate change in water shortages are driving some residence to desperate measures . one 0 one east, me. the water garage on l g 0. mm. mm. you want to help save the world. sneeze into your elbow. ah. oh. a. come back, you're watching out. is there a time to recap our headline? because extends president has aut

it's moving closer to the coast of queensland. the gold coast has shut down. beaches over dangerous surf. we've seen those ways 45 meters even up to 10 meters high. we do have what, whether from brisbane rate down to victoria state and at times this will be some pretty driving rain off to the west. temperatures are hot enough in per $37.00 degrees and let's remember, western australia is parched, catastrophic fire. danger in some parts of the state. after new zealand, wet weather dance is in to the north island. so auckland, your seller's stretch of weather comes to an end. we've got some showers in the forecast for you on friday with a height of 24 degrees off to southeast asia. ne monsoon not as active as it has been over the last few days, but still some driving rain toward the top end of sumatra and northern parts of borneo. evidence that the monsoon not is active through vietnam really top to bottom, just stealing was showers from hanoi to hook. min city hotel in city has a high of 32 degrees, a breather from the snow for now

still under way, sarah clark, audi 0, queensland, australia. and in the day, barbara has more from london on the u. k. surgeon cases there. because we keep hearing it's largely due to this ami kron varian, which is really ripping through the population amounts despite the ongoing and successful booster campaign that the health secretary, such as job it has been on the air waves. in the last year i was hailing the success about which saw 132000000 vaccinations last year and many more ongoing every day around the country. it is not enough to stop a huge rise in cases we've seen on saturday, a report of 162000 new cases just in england. that's a new daily record. 154 deaths reported in the 24 hours to saturday just in england . very high again. so lots of people are asking why, in the circumstances it's so hard to get a cover test. many people a trying to get what they call lateral flow tests that you do at home. a quick result. it's very hard at the moment. there are shortages, government under pressure over why you didn't have contingency planni

sarah clark has moved from new here in queensland on the situation across the country, victoria, which is the 2nd a 2nd largest dice. it also recorded plot big numbers in the 172 new cases and trade this and the decrease in delhi tie. somebody says christmas having said that the tissue numbers have also coincided with that drop. we had most testing centered across a victoria shop. they said we'd use the high temperatures, we have a strain teach degree. and that also was a case. 1 where we had some testing since close, and therefore it was a drop in the south wells numbers the previous days. we've had 20 to 23000 cases where i'm in queens that we've had the highest number of daily testing for some time, 3587. and i should know that that is because there are so. 2 many people traveling across the border in the last few weeks with equations that has opened the border to trouble saying hundreds of thousands of people across the board to come here. we expect to see that number here in claims and to continue to ride as a result. and on a side note, the prime minister potentially exposed to a

still under way, sarah clark. audi 0. queensland, australia. the densely populated gaza strip is seeing an increase in current of our cases. the health ministry, there is one that god was on the verge of a powerful 4th wave human outside. as more because the strip is facing another difficulty, it's complicated stays. the densely populated enclave has detected the presence of the on the crone variant, which with extra burden on the health sector, which is already deteriorated. health officials here are extremely worried in light of its rob, it spread among the people. we are afraid that the capacity of receiving of this pit cases will be in challenge due to the lack of oxygen and generation or oxygen therapy and other and needed evansville your thoughts and the i see your bits. so we are in need really to support and his, and his and the water to allow the israeli site to facilitate the influence of this machines. because there are many challenges facing garza but is israel continues to prevent the entry of station plants and other vital legal d

the warnings have extended down as strongly as coast from queensland to victoria . and now it's far as japan. and as we've been hearing from our correspondent reynolds to the us west coast, so we will keep you updated as more information comes to hand. ok, moving on now and there are more revelations of the u. k. government holding parties during corona virus locked downs. the daily mirror newspapers says, drinks gatherings took place weekly, more than a dozen such occasions have now come to life. the leader of the opposition labor parties is boris johnson is not fit for office and has lost trust of the public. on wednesday, the prime minister johnson apologized to parliament for attending what he described as a work event at a time when his government confined to millions of people to their homes, under strict lockdown roth. and concentrating on getting through the ton debit a. bring into our waiting lists, this self indulgent. tory party is having a fight about a leader who they should have no from us thought is not fit for office. where we're witnessing every day

we can cross to queensland now and speak to natasha, david and to munchkin.ooking forward to speaking to you guys. let's go back — hello, munchkin. good to see you. let's go back to when you are living in bali and you came across munchkin. tell us about that. we came across munchkin. tell us about that-— about that. we were living in bali and about that. we were living in itali and at — about that. we were living in bali and at the _ about that. we were living in bali and at the time, - about that. we were living in bali and at the time, i - about that. we were living in bali and at the time, i was . about that. we were living in i bali and at the time, i was not supposed to talk to all look at any dogs because i am such a dog lover and david knew that i would fall in love with a dog and want to keep one. and this little dog kept following us home and we just fell in love with her and our neighbours actually asked us to take her in while they found a new home for her and unfortunately, it just didn't work out and so we decided after a year of trying to rehome

sarah clark al jazeera, queensland, australia, a little not to the direction of our website. our dessert dot com is the address or with news recovering. right? there are dessert dot com. ah, just to have a quick update of the headlines here on out there. and hong kong is banning flights from 8 countries, including australia, the united states, and the united kingdom. as it battles, rising, coven, 19 cases. it's also shutting some public venues from friday. that will include gems and nightclubs. officials fear the omicron parent could be spreading undetected through community anzuedo gun by a gout. i've already given the very dire situation of the pandemic. we have to grasp very critical moment. we have to contain depend demik to ensure that there will not be a major outbreak in the community again 5. now i think we are realizing omicron is a highly transmissible variant. so if we, when we will be able to contain the spread of our micron in society, the measures i'm going to announce our may be the most decisive rapid targeted and comprehensive we have had for the past 2 years

bairstow and jos buttler both doubts for the fifth ashes test, billings — who had been playing in queenslandinstead of a 90—minute flight from brisbane to sydney, covid—19 meant billings had to drive more than 500 miles down the east coast of australia — to join up with his teammates. absolute dedication! that's all from sportsday. plenty more to come on bbc news throughout the evening. bye—bye. good evening. it was a miserable start of the weekend, lots of rain around first thing, accompanied by squally wins, as wealth stops over those of you up and off early, you were probably greeted to sites like this. however, as the day went on, it certainly got better for most of us. the heavy rain easing east, and then behind we still had some blustery winds, plenty of squally showers — but also for some, some sunshine, so it meant brighter skies for county down at times this afternoon. some of those showers though were quite heavy with hail and thunder. and they will turn increasingly wintry as we go through the evening and overnight, and the temperatures fall away. as skies continue to clear, it wi

bairstow and jos buttler both doubts for the fifth ashes test, billings, who had been playing in queensland, was called up to the squad. but, instead of a 90—minute flight from brisbane to sydney, covid—i9 meant billings had to drive more than 500 miles down the east coast of australia to join up with his team—mates. absolute dedication! that's all from sportsday. next on bbc news, ros atkins looks at the capitol hill riot one year on. you all know what happened in washington onjanuary the 6th last year. we all watched. the storming of the capitol shocked america — it shocked the world. this is the story of what happened that day, and what has happened since. at the heart of the violence, in the home of america's democracy, was a belief that that democracy wasn't working. i believe this election was stolen... ..byjoe biden and, and, erm... ..his, eh... ..democratic friends. the belief the election was stolen was widespread among republican supporters. it still is. and the idea has been relentlessly pushed by donald trump. before the election he predicted it would be rigged, and once he'd lo

sarah clark, audi 0, queensland, australia. one more note to i don't have it situation in just over a week. the united arab emirates is due to been non vaccinated citizens from travelling abroad. the new rules will, will to require those. you've had 2 jobs to get a booster shot if they want to travel, the policy goes into effect on january. the 10th for a ministry says it will not apply to those with medical exemptions. well that does the populated gaza strip is seeing an increase in current various cases. us with the rapid surge of the newly detected or convergent human side as more because the strip is facing another difficult yet complicated state. the densely populated enclave has detected the presence of the on the crone bar, yet which with extra burden. i'm the health secretary, which is already deteriorated. health officials here are extremely worried in light of its rob. it spread among the people. we are afraid that the capacity of receiving of these 2 cases will be in challenge and due to the lack of oxygen and genera

on the new south wales hospital system could become critical said a clog has more from noosa in queensland, victoria which is the 2nd 2nd largest dice. it also recorded plot big numbers in the 172 new cases and trade this and, but this is the decrease in delhi tie. somebody says christmas having said that, the tissue numbers have also coincide with that drop. we had most testing centered across a victoria. shut, yes, they said we'd use the high temperatures, we would strain, he had 38 degree. and that also was a case where we had some testing finish close and therefore it was a drop in nissan wells numbers the previous days we've had 20 to 23000 cases. uganda is reopening. also one of the strictest lockdown in the world. schools will start off again after being closed for nearly 2 years, and i time curfews expected to be lifted on january, the 10th, frances, relaxing it's covered 1900 isolation rules. anyone who test positive will be required to quarantine for 7 days. that's done from 10, they will be able to enter their isolation on the 5th day if their test is negative . the new policy i

so a clog has more from nisa in queensland, victoria which is the 2nd 2nd largest states. it also recorded plot big numbers. 172 new cases and trade this and the decrease in delhi tie somebody since christmas. having said that, the testing numbers have also coincided with that drop. we had most testing sentence across a victoria shot fuel. they said we'd use the high temperatures, we have a stream, he had 38 degree and that also was a case. 1 where we had some testing centers close and therefore it was a drop in nissan wells numbers. the previous days we've had 20 to 23000 cases. you can do is reopening after one of these strict is locked downs and the world schools will start up again after being closed and $82.00 is a night time curfew is also being lifted the rapid spread of the corona virus, alma. com variant in the u. s. has led to a shortage of test kits. new york and washington d. c. have recorded their highest numbers of daily infections to date israeli false as of last artillery and striking garza after a rocket fire. earlier in the day. they believed it empty fie

still under way, sarah clark, audi 0, queensland, australia. and just over a week the united arab emirates is due to ban non vaccinated citizens from travelling abroad. the new rules also require those of have 2 jobs to get a booster shot if they want to travel. the policy goes into effect on january 10th, but the foreign ministry says it will not apply to those with medical exemptions. there's not more head on this al jazeera and use our, including at least 6 people killed guys, intense rain triggers, flash plants, pay no mind. with food prices at their highest level in almost a decade we look at how people in serbia struggling to make ends meet and coming up later in school. the n b a champions continue to winning streak thanks to their m v p. ah, 1st to saddam where security forces are fired, tear gas that protesters in cartoon earlier internet services with content armed officers, drunk bridges connecting the capital to the suburbs. they were trying to prevent the trying demonstrations, which were called in memory of protesters recently kil

hi, sarah class, audi 0, queensland, australia. oh, roger maynard is an australian journalist and author, he explained some of the internal politics of play. certainly this the section here that there's been one rule for the rich and the famous and another for ordinary people. but there's also this just not the slightest drama is being exploited by the government to take attention away from his own cell here with policies. now the number of cases continued to climb in a new south wells, at least not 35000 people reported to contract the bug in the past 24 hours. but to what extent all this will influence you know, that job, that his attempts to plan the australian open will that remains to be seen. and in fact, a court place is on the way in melbourne at the moment to try to get some clarity of tried to influence the government's decision making and try to restore that lisa that will allow no joke about turn to play in the australian open current virus infections have increased significantly in india, the number of new cases on thu

avani: rosalie gillett from the queensland university of technology spent years researching women's safetyher enables perpetrators. rosalie: this is really quite significant, because it tells those women who have made their reports that they're actually not justified, and that they weren't serious enough to actually warrant a report, and that's also really dangerous because it tells users who are engaging in that harassing and abusive behavior that it is acceptable, d they don't need to change anything on that platform. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ beth: i essentially started using it to meet people for casual sex, 'cause it was private, and it was to myself, and i could choose who i liked the look of or liked the sound of. initially, it was very much just the ego boost, you know. just, like, seeing who would match with you and who found you maybe attractive, or i was quite funny in my profile, i tried to be funny. swiping through people on tinder almost feels like a game. both: no. beth: very picky. oh god, oh god. beth: i saw this guy on tinder, and i thought he was reasonably attractive, not outstandingly i

i have to say to clear northern queensland then for the south is a good line of shattering through victoria. this good orange talks tops to them, so potential flash flooding here. melbourne included for the west. the off shore breeze in perth means it's getting hot once again per se. as you remember, beaches record of 40 degree days in the summer were approaching that again for saturday. last sunday and probably monday as well. whereas for the rest, the showers or rather, while that lined in a frontal system of trophy, she likes it moving up to new southward, leaving the sun behind. did melbourne at 25 degrees. not particularly warm but settled in new zealand. christ church finally warming up to 24 on saturday. ah, ah, europe's grand capitals are littered with monuments loading their imperial pass. and their museums filled with artifact, spoils of war and occupation uprooted from their places of origin. people in power explores the heated debate around right from ownership admits activists taking matters into their own and out of africa on a jessina blue . the me look about wanting to say w

sarah class. audi 0, queensland, australia. italy is now requiring all people over the age of 60 to get vaccinated. it's not yet clear what perils these people may face if they refuse. the health minister says everyone in that age group will now be checked for their vaccination status before they enter the workplace. the 125 passengers on a flight from italy to india have tested positive for coven. 19 after arriving at m . ritz or airport of natal joins us now from new delhi. so there's quite a, i guess, a shocking development. have that many people in one place or what's happening to them. so what we know is that all of them have now been taken in ambulances to medical facilities for further checkups and also for isolation. another thing to note is that one, this was a chartered flight and 2 are the people who didn't test positive are actually children. and babies were exempt from testing, which means that there is a strong possibility that more people, if not all of them on board, that player we're actually are, are actually called at 19 positive. and this is the not reminds me of wha

coming up across east inside of new south wales, out of victoria, up towards that eastern corner of queensland and little clutch of storms. just around the cape york benicia that may well develop into tropical cycling over the next few days. that could bring some very wet weather to the north of cans of the system over towards fiji to watch out for over the next day or 2. there you go. those showers will continue rout eastern parts of us as we go through monday and on into tuesday. quater by this stage with showers there for new zealand. ah. on counting the cost inflation supply chain wireless and on the chrome, i've defined 2021. so what's in store for 20? $22.00. they have a gram profit. john's at the heart of china's economic woes, will beijing bill to revive growth and going mainstream? is it another begin the printer currency? counting the cost on al jazeera o, unprompted, and uninterrupted discussions. from a london bro casenita, ah ah, blue ah, this is al jazeera, quick reminder of the top stories this our authorities in kansas don say they've detained the former national security chief

so o'clock joins me now from new set in queensland. hi sarah . i mean, what's the latest in terms of those case numbers was they had another day of big numbers around the country. well, which you mentioned earlier. it's the biggest size in australia. i 100270. that's the case than to did. and of course, and you also mentioned that number of people who left top 1000, that's the highest number of hospitalization numbers since october, victoria, which is the 2nd 2nd largest dice. it also recorded plot big numbers in the 172 new cases and traded the decrease in dallas twice since christmas. having said that, the testing numbers have also coincided with that drop. we had most testing centered across victoria shut. yes, please use the high temperatures. we have a strain heat degree and also in the case where we had some testing centers close and therefore it was a drop in nissan numbers. in the previous days, we've had 20 to 23000 cases where i'm in queens that we've had the highest number of daily tysons time, 3587. and i should know that that is beca

seth, looks like it's going to dissipate into a sub tropical low, pretty close to that border with queensland in new south wales. and may throw some rain your rate your way, but dangerous surf really. the bigger issue here, we paint the colors on the dark, the red, the higher the temperature look at this heat in the outback, but temperature is also hot enough in perth 34 degrees. we could get you up to 37. this comes after your heat wave over christmas day. and for new zealand, we could set a record temperature in auckland or match it on tuesday with a high of 30 feel later. ah, informed opinions. there is a need, fabulous federal government take action to really facilitate aid, right. in depth analysis of the data global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello, i'm barbara sarah. this is the al jazeera news, our live from london. thanks for joining us. coming up in the next, the 60 minutes. i minister abdullah ham dock resigns as at least 3 professors are killed in sedan when security forces fired to peer guess at demonstrators marching towards the presidentia

just off the coast of queensland, it's going to introduce some dangerous serve in conjunction with high tide. so we gotta be on the lookout for of the potential of some flooding. now at the same time, also going on across queen suddenly paint the colors on the dark or the red, the higher the temperature and heat wave building birds fil $45.00, those temperatures popping up again in perth at 37 degrees, were in the clear across new zealand and abundance of sunshine for both islands. here auckland, a hiv $28.00 degrees which is actually a few degrees above average for this year. the ne monsoon, we're gonna dial it up in intensity, across malaysia and singapore. we got to be on the lookout for some flooding there . also through the top end of sumatra. now after snow storm after snow storm western japan, a bit of a breather, but then our next round of snow rolls in here. i mean this area has just been walloped with snow and still some more to come late sunday into monday in terms of those temperatures. we're pretty well where we should be beijing at 2 degrees, soul at 2 degrees. and so kyo,

i learned a lot from him and i took one step at a time really, training in norway, training in queenslandnd it's a really humbling community but people outside of it were alike, what do you know about it? and i said not much at the moment. these are people, yeah, ithink much at the moment. these are people, yeah, i think i would not necessarily have people expect that and that in itself is quite powerful and that in itself is quite powerful and there were some really difficult parts but when it is so, so when the answer, so—called, and there was a lot of... it's not flat, it's uphill and there's a lot of kind of moving around which can be a few metres high, so i fella around which can be a few metres high, so i fell a few times, nothing serious. i rememberjust falling and sitting for a minute and having a bit of shelter from the wind and there are moments where i was like, oh, my gosh, why am i here? and i think it is those moments, maybe not straightaway but when i put the tent back up, i reminded myself of why i'm here and why i'm doing this. people often ask me what inspired me and i s

ah hi, well can see your world's weather update will begin in australia, where parts of queensland state saw their heaviest rainfall in more than a 100 years. this was in the fraser coast region at some spots picking up about 650 millimeters of rain. people had to be plucked to safety here and now we do have a cyclone spinning around can so potentially seen some scenes of flooding there in the days to come meantime in that southwest and perth temperatures are gonna hot up in the days to come, are expecting a high of 36 degrees on tuesday. that's concerning a because parts of western australia do have that catastrophic fire danger alert in plate. now for new zealand is scattering of showers both for the north and the south island that a bad day and gives been though with a hive $27.00 degrees off to southeast asia. concentrated rain continues to fall over. sumatra. same goes for java. so we got to be on the look out to see more scenes of flooding here. now for japan, we press pause on the stove for now things fairly quiet across the country a but for the korean peninsula, i wanted to poin

you can see those storms rolling across the top and into queensland. we could see some flooding here, and it's a similar story across the southeast corner. we've got storms rolling in across victoria and pots of new south wales. we could see some flooding hair. it's going to be rainy and sydney on sunday. in contrast to that, across the south and the west, we still got hot and dry conditions persisting. if we have a look at the temperature in part, we're going to see it pick up. so nearly 40 degrees once again, by the time we get into saturday, dips down 30 on sunday, but very hot conditions here. now that's in contrast to what's happening in melbourne on saturday. we're going to see the temperature dipped down. it's going to be very wet, but it does get more settled by sunday. now, as we hope across the tasman see to new zealand, it's looking largely settled fine and dry. thanks to high pressure that's in charge . on saturday, we're going to see the temperature pick up in christ church, but there is the weather weather looking further to the south tha

the new south wales hospital system could become critical set of clarks get more from noosa and queensland victoria, which is the 2nd a 2nd largest state. it also recorded quite big numbers, 7172 new cases and 3 days. and, but this is the 1st decrease in dallas case numbers since christmas. having said that, the testing numbers have also coincide with that drop. we had most testing centers across a victoria shots. yes, they simply do the high temperatures. we have extreme heat. we had 38 degree. and that also was a case of where we had some testing centers closed and therefore it was a drop in the south wells numbers the previous days. we've had 2223000 cases. it's not legal to use plastic to package most fruit and vegetables in france. president manuel macro has called the been a revolution. he says it shows the country's commitment to physical single use, plastics. point 2040. those are the headlines coming up next on al jazeera itself. once good boy al jazeera sets the stage, lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only among kind of half global experts and

you, we would get australian here we go. x tropical cyclone says move in closer to the coast of queensland. it's whipped up those waves to about 4 or 5 meters high, in some cases, even 10 meters. and we do have what, whether brisbin rate down to victoria states. now for new zealand, the north island, plenty of sun, the south island. it's a bit unsettled, but this will eventually move in. so we look at the next 3 days in auckland, our brain showers probably as we get toward thursday afternoon or evening. that's it. we'll see again soon. ah. african stories from african perspective. most of them are in the machine because of the voice of machine. with short documentary filmmakers from kenya, he rides home with cameras. i live here in scrap yet a direct on i'll just hear. oh the me one of the top stories hello 0. the us to set a new global record with more than a 1000000 new non teen cases registered in one day. a huge jump is due in part to delays and reporting over the new year weekend. the us, the scene, an average of 480000 daily infections over the past week. a day off attending an elect

a set of clocks in noosa in queensland and she's got more on the situation in australia. victoria, which is the 2nd a 2nd largest dice, it also recorded piping numbers in the 172 new cases and traded the decrease in dallas taste others in christmas. having said that, the tissue numbers have also coincide with that drop. we had most testing centered across a big choy shot. they use the high temperatures, we have with strain degree. and that also was a case where we had some testing finish close and therefore it was a drop in the south wells numbers the previous days. we've had 20 to 23000 cases where i'm in queens that we've had the highest number of dial it takes time, 3587. and i should note that that is because there are so many people traveling across the border with dani in the last few weeks with a claim that has opened the board to troubles. so explained hundreds of thousands of people across the board. busy to come here, we expect to see that number here in claims and to continue to ride. 1 as a result, and on a side note, the prime minister potentially exposed to a positive type

sarah class, audi 0, queensland, australia meters in the chinese city of shyanne, say an outbreak of cove at 19 has been brought under control. the masters community cases of decline to these are his words, basically 0. the city of 13000000 has been under a strict lockdown for 2 weeks. china acting quickly and found the to stamp out even small outbreaks with just a month to go to a live agent winter olympic games. and it was airlines were beginning to lift towards financial recovery when the on the chrome barrier was identified in november. since then, travel bands and tough a testing rules of built another blow. hong kong both cafe pacific isn't particularly bad shape as brit credit reports. the pandemic is taking a toll on the global aviation industry. but hong kong flagship carriers facing particularly turbulent times, kathy pacific has drastically reduced its number of flights since the start of the pandemic, as it navigates some of the world's harshest border restrictions in quarantine requirements. and its staff are being blamed for 5th wave in hong kong, the territories 1st ou

south australia have now marched toward the east round that border with new south wales and queensland. we do have wet weather knocking on the door of the north island. this is going to impact the northland region. and in the days to come swoop over the escape and gets been and produce some pretty heavy rains. but for now, on monday, it's been a scattering of showers and a high of 23 degrees c. a later. the news from the al jazeera london broadcast center, special gas in conversation. when you say a lie a 1000000 times that become you then can create whatever narrowed if you want on from an interrupted. you know, i realized i was working for something that was the boss, you know, being a part of actually creating maria red meat, christopher wiley. the death of journalism is only the 1st signal for the death of democracy. judy script dates on houses, era, hulu. oh oh, under top stories, yolanda 0, the government in book in a faster, has imposed a curfew and shut down the internet of the soda stage. a mutiny to demand more support and fight against on route gunfire. several military barr

see those slow moving thunderstorms rolling across the northern territory and northern parts of queensland where we've already seen flash flooding. we could see more of that. it's going to be a very wet, we can for cans. that rain is going to continue into next week. we're also seeing storms pick up across central areas. edging into a string of storms running across the southeast were expecting some rather wild weather for victoria and new south wales. we could see some flooding here, but there's still a lot of settled weather to be found in the west is looking rather wet and windy up in northern areas of western australia. but the hot and dry conditions continue for perth was seen the temperature pick up to nettie, 40 degrees. honest, a similar story for adelaide. we're going to see the temperature pick up to the early thirties. by the time we get into sunday with more settled conditions from next week. now it's looking largely fine and dry for much of new zealand. high pressures in charge here. so lots of sunshine to be enjoyed if you showers creeping up from the south, but nothing to wo

now the bulk of that energy shift in toward the east, along that border with new south wales and queensland and in the zone could see about a 100 millimeters of rain. after that record heat wave in perth at south facing wind has knocked down your temperature to 32 degrees. for new zealand, it's looking like this. rain and humidity moving in to the northland region of the north island. here. this breaks your dry spell. it was your 2nd longest, dry streak on record 37 days a record by the way was 38. so you almost got there. se asia right now, our usual plentiful storms across this area, but i want to take you to the philippines. we've got a disturbance swirling around and it's wip in rain around from sebu right in to, to bow. and in fact, for the devout region, we do have a severe flood advisory in play and it's being amplified by their ne monsoon, that ne monsoon also given us some showers for coastal vietnam. a slug of rain and snow moving across the yang see river valley and look at this and north wind dragging down those temperatures and shanghai to 8 degrees on tuesday. the trap that su

you, we would get australian here we go. x tropical cyclone says, moving closer to the coast of queensland. it's whipped up those waves to about 4 or 5 meters high, in some cases, even 10 meters. and we do have what, whether brisbin rate down to victoria states and for new zealand, the north island, plenty of sun, the south island. it's a bit unsettled, but this will eventually move in. so we look at the next 3 days in auckland. rain showers, probably as we get toward thursday afternoon or evening. that's it. we'll see again soon. ah. the health of humanity is at stake. a global pandemic requires a global response. w h o is the guardian of global health. delivering life saving tools, supplies, and training to help the world's most vulnerable people, uniting across borders to speed up the development of test treatments and of vaccine keeping you up to date with what's happening on the ground in the world and in the lab. now more than ever, the world needs w h, making a healthier world for you everyone ah 2. ready this is al jazeera ah hello, lauren taylor. this is the out there. news i live

seth, looks like it's going to dissipate into a sub tropical low, pretty close to that border with queensland new south wales and may throw some rain your rate your way, but dangerous serv really? the bigger issue here, we paint the colors on the dark or the red, the higher the temperature look at this heat in the outback, but temperature is also hot enough in perth 34 degrees. we could get you up to 37. this comes after your heat wave over christmas day and for new zealand, we could set a record temperature in auckland or match it on tuesday with a high of 30 feel later. ah. from the al jazeera london rural car center to special guests in conversation, this is the chance to stop the revolution, unprompted, uninterrupted. we need to do away with the what evil, because it stops conversation. where should we get aligned to both on meets i. e. sure i can be. this is the beginning of friendship. this is the breaking of law are getting somewhere we can really break through the barriers studio. be unscripted on al jazeera blue. ah ah, a reminder now of the top stories on al jazeera sedans, prime mi

and today, once again on friday afternoon, it's about to 5 pm here in queensland and 6 pm in the southern states and they've been out so they've cancel that visa yet again. sarah, to remind us why this case is being so controversial. i mean, on the surface of it, this is just one man, a tennis play. yes. that just one man. and then the case of his visas is a why is all of this, you know, cause so much controversy or basically i, it's well known that another joint venture is anti vaccine and anti vector as you'd call him. and in the last few days, he's released various evidence which shows that he number one a he did provide, i false statement on his australian travel declaration on arrival. that was last week on january 5th. and of course, you might recall, he was kept and questioned at the tele marine airport for a number of hours before the strike board of forces cancel his visa. he then went into hotel detention for a number of days with both sides are putting together cases to try and get him to stay in yesterday and opened and he wants to win the 21st grand slam. he is the number one

sarah class, audi 0. queensland, australia of joining us now from sidney is author and journalist brought germaine that good to have you with us. so 1st of all, how could a situation like this happened where he's given the visa, then it's currently cancelled. it seems like a major breakdown of communication between those are in boulder force, who works and the government to look after leases and control of the borders. another job is can anything look offers interest? i'm still really unclear how this issue is going to be resolved with no joke, which is lawyers launching a federal court challenge to the australian government. and just looking here and it's, it's only about a down in communication between jock of it's his camp and the authorities who gave him the visa or is there some kind of internal breakdown within the government, assuming they checked his documents before they gave him the visa right, why does it come to the airport and then they check his documents again and say, oh no, you don't fulfill the requirements or the suggestion job which might not have applied for the like

sarah clark, al jazeera queensland, australia, the main suspect in the killing of treaties president john l. my use has appeared on the u. s. federal court for the 1st time. this former officer in columbia's military was extradited from panama. he is the 1st of his criminal charges connected to the murder last july. my camera has more from washington. but he has now been formally charged in miami federal court having been brought in by f. b. i . agents from panama, which is where he was arrested while boarding a flight. it is reported to jamaica. now he is a sum of one of some 2 dozen former colombian commandoes who were employed by a miami security firm earlier last year. c t u security. they would then deployed to haiti initially it is said as a personal protection group, there to protect political figures within haiti. however, it does appear according to prosecutors that this then moved into basically what became an assassination squad and palacio is set to be one of the 5 members who actually entered the compound of that then haitian president, to have an invoice see, and assass

hi, sarah class, audi 0, queensland, australia. one more covered story later in the chinese city of she an say an outbreak has been brought under control. the mayor of shyanne says community cases of decline to in his words, basically 0. it is a city of 13000000 people which has been under a strict lockdown for 2 weeks. china acting quickly and firmly to stamp out even the smallest of outbreaks, with only a month to go until the beijing winter olympic games that here is government has designated a group blamed for a mass. kidnapping is a terrorist organization. security forces of rescued 97 hostages, who are abducted more than 2 months ago. a government is promising to increase penalties for suspected kidnappers, and those who helped them. well, food prices have hit a 10 year high. the united nations food and agriculture organization found prices jumped 28 percent in 2021. the increase is being blamed on poor harvests and increasing populations. now scientists are on a mission to a giant glass here in antarctica, trying to get a be

so towards the eastern coast of australia in queensland and way it will go up to that should ask mature ologist i guess for the most basic models on circulation. but the stage i would think that most of the ashes fallen out of the of the clouds. and although there's going to be a gas associated with it, the impact might be really minimal on almost trend. yeah. okay, that's good to hear. let's turn now back to that. okay, now isn't likely to erupt again. well, the hope is that not to do saturdays lodge explosion, basically clear and shallow bent of the volcano than sol further maxima rise might be easier, and so less energy might be involved with that. so hopefully further reductions will want to be of the same scale. salters of and, but yeah, there is a possibility to that kind of strong mean friday or saturday there was an increasing magnitude that could be more mark of my coming into the feeding system a little ok know, and hence more. ready explosive activity happening. ok, so the size of that initial eruption as we've been hearing is, is quite rare. it's the most powerful in about 3

as him for northern areas of queensland, we could pick up to $350.00 millimeters of rain. but as it slows down that threats over the top and looking like maybe half a meter of rain, by the time it's all said and done, we've also got some drenching rain to be expected for southern areas of new south wales right into victoria. and for this southwest purse up to 37 degrees. not good news. when you consider western australia has been part there is also a tropical cyclone wobbling in between new caledonia and fiji below. get all the rain. it's wrapping around into fiji. so the risk of flooding there also a flooding risk per se, asia in particular, southern sumatra rate across java. and same goes into borneo on tuesday. go the ski hills and resorts will likely be busy in japan. again, as this weather maker moves in snow over the higher ground, we've got some showers for tokyo with a high of 8 degrees. but look at this. it's also drying in a lot of cold air. so sol at minus 4, but you've got a blustery northwest wind. you're certainly going to feel that on tuesday that your weath

and having passed throuthakarta, singapore and new zealand, munchkin finally made it to queensland justdavid — and munchkin — and i began by asking natasha how they'd first come across the dog in bali. we were living in bali and at the time, i was not supposed to talk to or look at any dogs because i'm such a dog lover and david knew that i would just fall in love with a dog and want to keep one. and this little doggo kept following us home and we just fell in love with her and our neighbours actually asked us to take her in while they found a new home for her and unfortunately, itjust didn't work out and so, we decided after a year of trying to rehome her that we would keep her and try and bring her back to australia. and you've obviously have brought her back to australia and she's doing a greatjob at the moment, and well done for keeping her sedate, guys. but i think — can you talk us through the hurdles and all the steps that you had over the last six or seven years to get her home? yeah, so it was supposed to take around six weeks and $10,000 to get her from bali all the way throug

sarah class, audi 0, queensland, australia. well dennis shanahan is political editor of the australian newspaper. he says, board of policies have been a big sticking point between different government agencies throughout the pandemic . it's been typical of the coven restrictions throughout australia because of the federal system, with head state governments, with different views to the federal government, different restrictions between states. and of course, this is also a federal election year. when the handling of the coby response is going to be crucial, scott morrison, and what we've actually head is victorian state government and tennis. a strongly, extremely king had knock out the dock of which in the strike and open di, accepted. it is recommendations and pipe work, but the federal border force has said he did not present enough evidence that he was either exempt from vaccination or had been for medical grounds or he had been vaccinated. so we've actually got the federal government calling the shots on entry to australia

over a south australia have now march toward the east, around that border with new south wales and queensland. we do have white weather knocking on the door of the north island. this is going to impact the northland region. and in the days to come swoop over the escape and get ben and produce some pretty heavy rains. but for now on monday, has been a scattering of showers and high of 23 degrees c a later. ah, ah, from the al jazeera london pro casenita t special guess in compensation. when you say a lie, a 1000000 times, it becomes you then can create whatever narrative you want, an update uninterrupted. and i realized i was working for something that was evil, you know, being a part of actually creating maria with chris to provide a the death of journalism is only the 1st signal or the death of democracy due to be and squint dates on how to dara new zealand, he's a bird watches paradigm, but this south pacific nation is one of the worst extinction recall on earth rights and other introduce presents have decimated the nike bird population. the decline is still ongoing. if we let it roll for a

sarah clark, al jazeera queensland, australia still ahead here and al jazeera, the 1st criminal charges in connection to the assassination of patients. president . your renella morgan is i'm the landmark deal is made in canada to help a tune for its past was true of indigenous. ah, ah, look forward to brighter skies. the weather sponsored my cattle at ways. hello, great to see you. here is your weather update. we're going to begin in se, asia good news. the ne monsoon not as active as it has been so bit of a break from intense rain through malaysia and singapore, but still some flooding rains for northern smasher where we have seen flooding. thousands of people force from their homes. indo china also because that ne monsoon not is active just dealing with some showers top to bottom through vietnam, 125 degrees and coachman city, 32 degrees. we do have some rain stuck in between the gang, see, and the pearl river valley here. so it's sherry day and way lane with the high of 13 degrees, but of a breather for the snow. now for western japan, but look at this batch of snow in between those