rahman's brilliant equaliser with hope rekindled, shall can now be in the ascendancy. but it was to be a brief rise from the ashes for this phoenix. 9 minutes before half time shall come where defended by an all too simple goal by austar bent and glad we're back ahead. and the hosts emerged the more fiery side after half time. marcus to man made it 31 in the 52nd minute. glassware on a roman style capitulated, but at least their sporting director now had an appropriate mask on not that it prevented further while honest both with the 4th and final goal for condemning, sheltered to a quarter century of games without a leak when yeah, it has to stop right now and start to win the games on otherwise will be very long and hard season. but yeah, it's again frustrating to want to know to win a game, but i think we showed that we want to win, but on this time it doesn't work. the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show there is no loyalty. it 20 months after, i mean, we've always cheered on the team no matter what, and h

zealand had been threatened with a series of attacks without the all sorts he's responding anjum rahman received several such threats via the internet following the christ church massacre new zealand's prime minister just in the odd and other world leaders initiated the christ church cool summit aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialog me sing with a reporter a bit. it still seem to me even after the christchurch attack that major focus is on muslims and. that smart acceptable. is how do we keep the international community to say this is a serious 3 and we prepared to come up. it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned these and. you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon but it's becomin

watching officer with me as a whole rahman a reminder of all top stories the amir of kuwait says he's pleased with the progress of talks aimed at ending a blockade of qatar by neighboring countries the saudi foreign minister says all the nations involved are close to finalizing the agreement meanwhile u.s. secretary of state my compost says washington is optimistic the deadlock will end but didn't say when and we're very hopeful that the. dispute between the saudis the countries. can be resolved we hope so because we think that's important for peace throughout the middle east but most importantly we think it's the right thing for the people of each of those countries we're going to keep working to do our what we can conversations in dialogue. present all trying persaud of the withdrawal of most american troops from somalia about 700 a base our advising local forces in the fight against al shabaab the drawdown as part of trump's plan to reduce u.s. involvement in counter terrorism abroad the u.s. has also seen another day of record high coronavirus and sanctions reporting more than 225

although there was no luck involved in benito, rahman's brilliant equaliser with hope rekindled could shall can now be in the ascendancy. but it was to be a brief rise from the ashes for this phoenix 9 minutes before half time shock of where defended by an all too simple goal by our star vent and glad we're back ahead and the hosts emerged. the more fiery side after half time marcus tuvan made it 31 in the 52nd minute. glassware on a roma shall capitulated, but at least their sporting director now had an appropriate mask on. not that it prevented further while harness both with a 4th and final goal for condemning, shunted to a quarter century of games without a leak. when yeah, it has to stop right now and to start to win the games on otherwise will be a very long and hard season. but yeah, it's again frustrating torture. not to win a game, but i think we really want to win. but on this time, it doesn't work. the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show there is no loyalty the 20 months after we've always cheered on the team no m

rahman's brilliant equaliser with hope rekindled, could, shall can now be in the ascendancy. but it was to be a brief rise from the ashes for this phoenix. 9 minutes before half time shall come, were defended by an all too simple goal by austar bent and glad we're back ahead and the hosts emerged the more fiery side. after half time, marcus to man made it 31 in the 52nd minute. glassware on a roma shouted capitulated, but at least their sporting director now had an appropriate mask on. not that it prevented further while on a small 4th or 4th and final goal for condemning sheltered to a quarter century of games without a leak when yeah, it has to stop right now and to start to win the games on otherwise will be very long. and hard season, but yeah, it's again frustrating towards another one, a game, but i think we showed that we want to win. but on this time it doesn't work. the morning after a modestly sized group of shelton fans gathered outside their home stadium to show their loyalty the 20 months after me, and we've always cheered on the train no matter what, and have be

atal rahman used to send £2000 per year but since march his earnings as an electrician have plummeted of income here, i can't then send money to bangladesh. this is money they really depend on. absolutely. we support the children's education and we are not able to do that for them so it makes us sad here. athaur‘s cousin taiyab is desperate and is about to sell two of his cows just to keep going. translation: my cousins were helping me before. that made it possible to cover our living costs. now, because of the pandemic, we don't get any help from anyone. i don't know how we will survive in the days ahead. only allah knows how we will live. there are 15 people in the extended family to support. translation: it's hard to buy food, pay for the children's education and pay our expenses. this loss of income comes on top of the faltering global economy with devastating consequences around the world. 20 years of incredible progress on health and millions of people coming out of poverty has really stopped. south africa's struggle against tuberculosis is a classic example of how covid has hij

athaur rahman used to send £2000 per year but since march his earnings as an electrician have plummetedt of income here, i can't then send money to bangladesh. this is money they really depend on. absolutely. we support the children's education and we are not able to do that for them so it makes us sad here. athaur‘s cousin taiyab is desperate and is about to sell two of his cows just to keep going. translation: my cousins were helping me before. that made it possible to cover our living costs. now, because of the pandemic, we don't get any help from anyone. i don't know how we will survive in the days ahead. only allah knows how we will live. there are 15 people in the extended family to support. translation: it's hard to buy food, pay for the children's education and pay our expenses. this loss of income comes on top of the faltering global economy with devastating consequences around the world. 20 years of incredible progress on health and millions of people coming out of poverty has really stopped. south africa's struggle against tuberculosis is a classic example of how covid has hi

hello i'm still rahman your child is there a life my headquarters here and also coming up u.k. regulators greenlight the oxford astra zeneca vaccine and a move the health minister says could provide a path out of the pandemic. but as i long feared the war effort to distribute ministers of action is not progression is should u.s. president elect joe biden criticizes the slow rollout of coronavirus vaccines and warns the darkest days of the pandemic lie ahead. jubilation in argentina as the senate votes to legalize abortion in a decision that could echo across latin america. welcome to the program an airport in southern yemen has been attacked killing at least 16 people. the blast happened as members of yemen's new unity government arrived at 8 an airport the ministers have been transferred to safety as minister of information is blaming the attack on who the rebels but they say they had nothing to do with it. more from yemen's capital sana'a. according to my speak on sources on the ground the media people there witness that the fall down or of 3 missiles from outside of their po

your challenges are with me sell rahman a reminder of our top news stories millions of people across the u.s. state of california are preparing for harsh new lockdown rules to come into place in the next few hours the state has reported its highest number of new covert 19 infections more than 30000 in a day south korea's military will be deployed as the president calls for expanded coronavirus testing and tracing more than 600 cases were reported on monday the 30th day in a row of daily triple digit increases rob bride is following developments from seoul it is a concerning situation here in south korea this is the 3rd.

been progressing that sentiment has been echoed by the qatari foreign minister mohammad bin abdul rahman al funny saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt in polls a land sea and air blockade off qatar in june 2017 with a phone call the nation with all partners in the industry. with the prospects that we see of very positive towards a final agreement and all the steps we have taken so far all have been as i mentioned in coordination with our partners and the eventual resolution will involve all parties concerned. has been nearly a month since 2 hurricane slammed into central america many areas are still under water and thousands have been left homeless and that's making the already critical health emergency from the coronavirus pandemic even worse government has admitted it's struggling to cope. this is baby joshua he was born just over a week ago at this makeshift shelter under a bridge in san pedro sula. his mother 23 year old. tells us her family lost everything during hurricanes and iota 2 powerful back to back storms that flooded the city last month. we've been here for more than a

the whole rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news our live my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. the explosion rocks the agent international airport in yemen just as members of the new government land in the city. also u.k. regulators greenlight the oxford astra zeneca vaccine in a move the health minister says could provide a path out of the pandemic.

progressing in that sentiment has been echoed by the country foreign minister mohammed bin abdul rahman al tani saudi arabia about bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade of gaza back in june 2070 still ahead here on al-jazeera keeping the peace thousands of security personnel are deployed across gone ahead of monday's presidential election. venezuela's opposition is boycotting upcoming elections but they've got several turned to host the focus. of. winter has enveloped all of the station and the only snow of any substance falling is likely to be in northern japan on monday again just a few flakes in the high ground in southwestern parts of china the northeast monsoons given quite a lot of rain recently in taiwan intense rains blew through vietnam sudden thailand and into northern sumatra which is cause pretty widespread flooding and forced evacuations now the thought is dying down at this aftermath starting in northern sumatra as you can see but a lot of damage was left because something up to 2 meters of floodwater spread through this town and that's largely b

progressing and that sentiment has also been echoed by the cattery foreign minister mohammad been up to rahman all funny saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade on cattle in june 2017. as i've mentioned we have seen significant progress in the last few weeks which means that we are now hopeful that we can reach a final conclusion very soon one that will be satisfactory to all parties and it's important to note that we have always worked very closely with our partners and continue to do so and that remains the case and the resolution will be one that involves all parties to the dispute and i am hopeful that we will be able to announce the details soon while still ahead here on al-jazeera my pharmacy my food 1000 and threaten and nationwide strike in india as the standoff against a neuro on crop prices continues and the war of once we follow the escalating trade dispute between china and australia. winter has enveloped all of the station and the only snow of any substance falling is likely to be in northern japan on monday again just a few flakes in the high

watching all deserve that means the whole rahman a reminder of our top stories the amir of kuwait says he's pleased with the progress of talks aimed at ending a blockade of qatar by neighboring countries the saudi foreign minister says all the nations of volved are close to finalizing the agreement meanwhile u.s. secretary of state pompei or says washington is optimus.

going to talk more about this with mina rahman now an environmental lawyer and coordinator of the climate change program at 3rd world network joining us from penang in malaysia mina thank you for your time 1st of all the. the new target which the e.u. has agreed to when i 1st heard it sounded great 55 percent cut in emissions but this is compared with 990 standards so is it really that much of a jump. no not really basically these dockets still be too little too late in the meeting that his goals by now the rich developed nations should already have come down to realize you know in real terms but since the time of the kyoto protocol until now the emission reduction talks have been very very low and not ambitious enough in fact climate activist in a cadet weeks around the world have criticised rich nations over the years from not doing what we call should have been get a fair share i mean admission the directions which means you actually take into account the historical emissions and the cumulative emissions including on a post capita basis so going by what the rich nations to see includin

progressing and that sentiment has been echoed by the could tare foreign minister mohammed bin abdul rahman al tunney saudi arabia bahrain the united arab emirates and egypt imposed a land sea and air blockade of cattle in june of 2017. full quarter nation with our partners and in this process. and with the prospects that we see are very positive towards a final agreement and all the steps we have taken so far have been as i mentioned in coordination with our partners and the eventual resolution will involve all parties concerned. campaigning for monday's presidential election in ghana has ended with the candidates making a final push for votes the incumbent president. makes the 11 faces 11 other challengers but many go on ends believe the race will be between mr carter and the man he replaced 4 years ago i mean address has more from the capital accra . handling of the coronavirus pandemic may be one of the best in africa but as candidates make a last push for most of the supporters set aside protocols. at 76 incumbent president. is fighting the biggest battle of his political career losing

columcille rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news online headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the number of infections in south africa's the past is 1000000 as a fast spreading variant of the coronavirus poles the pressure on hospitals. india prepared.

natural deservedly so rahman in doha a reminder of our top news stories several nations in europe are still deciding whether to ease or tighten restrictions ahead of the year and holiday period health experts say lock downs are needed to curb increased travel and a surge in cases but others are warning businesses will pay a heavy price a 2nd quote a virus vaccine is set to be given approval in the u.s. this week regulators say the injection produced by the drug for madonna is safe and highly effective rob runnels has more from los angeles where health authorities are warning hospital capacity is close to being overwhelmed. the system is really approaching its breaking point very quickly the numbers in california and across the united states are staggering 42000 new cases of covert 19 reports reported on monday in california that broke all previous existing records i mean cal in california and the nation's largest county los angeles county 10000000 people live here how many i.c.u. units intensive care unit beds are left in los angeles county less than 100 and in some counties in califo

zealand had been threatened with a series of attacks without the all sorts he's responding and jim rahman received several such threats via the internet following the christ church massacre new zealand's prime minister just in the ad and other world leaders initiated the christ church called summits aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a report of big it still seemed to me even after the christchurch to take that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we get the international community to say this is the series 3 and we peaked too much it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned. you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming i

zealand had been threatened with a series of attacks without the all sorts he's responding anjum rahman received several such threats via the internet following the christchurch massacre new zealand's prime minister just india and other world leaders initially. at the christ church called summits aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reported pick in that still seem to me even after the christchurch attack that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is the series 3 and we peaked too much. to do years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation is another question is whether they have the right strategy. but we have mentioned these and i mean you need young people who know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism. they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that i

the whole rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a powerful earthquake hits croatia bringing down buildings in the capital zagreb also the global race to roll out vaccines or climbing covert cases prompts calls to speed up the distribution but challenges remain in rich and poor count countries like. also turbulent times for aviation we look at how the pandemics want decades of growing.

stories here in mississippi in a place called natchez mississippi we have the story of our prince abdul-rahman ybor he he was an african muslim prince and scholar came out of the area around gambia and he was actually slave to matches for over 40 years and we have that story but but you're a combination of all these things that's unique here to the to the deep south on to me africa american and muslim and why. why is that why is it important to stress i mean in this exhibit in your work this missing link of islam in this in this makes the most important reason is that it's going to help the african-american to become a 1st class citizen am opposed to a 2nd class citizen and this whole standing up for rights fight for freedom leaving the whole effort in america for reforming america and bringing america to respect its own constitution all blending is really was that's what makes me optimistic about the future. this corner of the exhibition is really interesting because you've goals real evidence of this link between islam and slavery in mississippi and it hymn of the man who was known as the pr

zealand had been threatened with a series of attacks without the all sorts he's responding anjum rahman received several such threats via the internet following the christ church massacre new zealand prime minister just in the ad and other world leaders initiated the christ church calls summits aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reported pick still seem to me even after the christchurch to take that major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is the series 3 in leaping to a time of. 2 years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation but another question is whether they have the right strategy. we have mentioned it isn't a leap in this you need young people don't know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that

new zealand had been threatened with a series of attacks without legal sorts he's responding anjum rahman received several such threats via the internet following the christ church massacre a new zealand prime minister just in the odd and other world leaders initiated the christ church called summits aimed at preventing future lone wolf attacks. i went to new york last year for the christchurch coup. leaders dialogue meeting with a reporter back. it still seemed to me even after the christchurch to take the major focus is on muslims and. that's not acceptable but there's how do we keep the international community to say this is a serious 3 and we peaked too much it took years for governments to take the threat of lone wolves seriously they've now promised adequate funding and international cooperation but another question is whether they have the right strategy. you're mentioning. you need young people who know these online communities and are familiar with the symbolism in them they have to be involved in police investigation work otherwise we won't get this phenomenon that is becoming i

that may seem like a small difference, but as the political consultant mujtaba rahman points out.political salience for the elysee. the difference for french boats between a 35% & 25% cut is e21m a year, spread over 5—6 yearly instalments. let's 5—6 yearly instalments. look at the uk perspective with let's look at the uk perspective with the help of rob watson. he is live with us from oxford. rob, the two sides would appear to be close. we've heard why the eu isn't particularly keen to bridge at least france isn't, why would the uk government not be willing to budge a little and grab the deal? do you mean specifically on the fishing issue? yes, because people are looking at that and saying, this looks close, why not budge a little and you can get things done?” looks close, why not budge a little and you can get things done? i guess -- of course, it has been a totemic issue and we have discussed before on this programme about how this is a sensitive issue, how it goes to the heart of the idea, for many people the idea of sovereignty. the idea that if you're sovereign, then surely y

senior adviser john cushnie recently visited riyadh and doha for talks shaikh mohammed bin abdul rahman tiny says he's hopeful things will move in the right direction but could not predict whether a breakthrough would fully resolve the standoff we have achieved certain father set certain point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and right now there are some more moments that we hope that this will put an end for of this crisis because we see and we believe actually that gulf unity is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this needless crisis needs to end. well following on from that q. waits for a minister gave a statement a short time ago saying that progress had been made. a constructive and fruitful talks have taken place recently when all the parties have stressed their desire to reach a final agreement and resume lucian's to preserve the region stability and harmony maintain the interest of the peoples within this context we express our appreciation for the latest if it's a pledge o

agreement and that sentiment has been echoed as well by the qatari foreign minister mohammad bin abdul rahman tony saudi arabia bahrain the u.a.e. and egypt posted land sea and air blockade of gaza in june 2017 and the u.s. secretary of state might bump a sense that washington is optimistic the deadlock will end but he didn't say well we're very hopeful that the. dispute between the saudis the countries. can be resolved we hope so because we think that's important for peace throughout the middle east but most importantly we think it's the right thing for the people of each of those countries we're going to keep working to do our what we can conversations in dialogue to brag said the u.k. prime minister johnson is set to speak to the head of the european union to try and break the empire trade deal british an e.u. negotiation as they pose talks on friday after failing to find a compromise or series of sticking points its hopes their leaders can find some middle ground both sides only have until the end of the year to agree to a new trade deal when the breaks it agreement will expand to close t

president trump senior adviser john cushnie recently visited riyadh and hall for talks mohamed bin abdul rahman now tony says he's hopeful things will move in the right direction could not predict whether a breakthrough would fully resolve the standoff we have achieved certain father said certain point of time more than a year ago and then things has slowed down and right now there are some movements that we hope that this will put an end for of this crisis because we see and we believe actually that gulf unity is very important for the security of the region for the stability of that region and for for the sake of our people this needless crisis needs to end our time whether or not isn't. we've got lots of cold and unsettled weather across a good pos if europe at the moment like pressure dominating proceedings every of life fresh company located just around a decent side of england every stang it's in a good little dusting of snow here in my hometown of cambridge and other parts of east anglia to say the tightly packed ice swirling around our lowest dragon is a very cold and sweater weather ma

columcille rahman you're watching the al-jazeera news our lines my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the number of infections in south africa passes 1000000 as a fast spreading variant of the corona virus piles the pressure on hospitals. india prepares to roll out one of the world's largest inoculation programs carrying out a 2 day dry run. also iran is to begin human trials of a locally produced coronavirus vaccine as u.s. sanctions in peter fitz to buy doses from the west. and the tally of this year's worst weather disaster shows more evidence of a dangerously changing climate. and i'm here to stay out of all the sports news 20 time grand slam tennis champion roger federer has not recovered in time for me surgery and will now miss out on the upcoming australian open. welcome to the new governments around the world are scrambling to roll out vaccination programs as rising coronavirus cases more pressure on hospitals scientists in the u.k. say stricter lockdowns may be needed next month and pushing for secondary schools to stay closed but the government ministe