yes where in the south or for rotterdam in a neighborhood where young people have been clashing with the police until now they've been thrown in a little bus stops been broken and with water cannon used to while we face here enough food for us and there's a lot of nervousness around the netherlands and several. people have announced that they would take to the streets again like they did on sunday night when there was a lot of damage done in the city in the south of the analysis and tova central station lots of damage there these are all of frustrated angry young people who are complained that they are losing their freedom as they say because of. measures we have a curfew in the netherlands since friday night and since that curfew the anger has gone off but there's a lot of debate here in the netherlands what's actually behind these groups of people who are committing this violence this huge condemnation around the country also from the prime minister who called it criminal violence you can hear the firecracker right now the young people are going around the neighborhood trying to pl

. -- hague, all the way to rotterdam. the government has said it will not back down on restrictions, especially the curfew. the finance minister said you don't capitulate to people who smash windows. meanwhile, the justice minister has warned there will be swift prosecution. [speaking foreign language] local health officials say the 9:00 p.m.-4:00 a.m. curfew, set to last until at least february 10 is necessary to stop the spread of the virus. mayors in several cities are about to introduce emergency measures in an effort to prevent more disturbances. james: for more on the story, stefan to freeze -- devrees is covering events in amsterdam. it seems most of the big cities have seen unrest over the last three nights. preparation for unrest later on this evening, but what can you tell us about where things stand right now. >> yes, there was unrest in big cities as well as smaller, provincial towns. tonight, it is quiet now. the curfew is here after 9:00 p.m. in the south of the country, the situation is tense. in cities lik

in a message on social media the rotterdam mayor directly address rioters and their parents their vanity fair article to have both of those that has over the guns out how did you wake up did you have a good feeling that you destroyed the city that you caused damages to the entrepreneurs of your city does that satisfy you and what did you do with the stuff you stole last night. questions that many are asking in the netherlands like these shop owners in amsterdam who are also wondering why in times of crisis some people choose to make this situation even worse step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam while protests against social distancing measures of also taken place in other european cities rallies turned violent in denmark's capital copenhagen last saturday an effigy of the danish prime minister was set on fire and a few people were arrested and in the spanish capital madrid protesters called for the end of masks among the slogans they chanted was we want to breathe the growing discontent comes as many governments have tightened restrictions in recent months. or let's bring our guests into the

in a message on social media the rotterdam mayor directly address rioters and their parents they're going to trial if you're going to have both of those that has over 2 guns out how did you wake up did you have a good feeling that you destroyed the city that you caused damages to the entrepreneurs of your city does that satisfy you and what did you do with the stuff you stole last night questions that many are asking in the netherlands like the shop owners in amsterdam who are also wondering why in times of crisis some people choose to make the situation even worse step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam still ahead on al-jazeera saw our field guards. standing in judgment u.s. senators sworn in for the 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump. and find out why australia's been called global hotspots a day for station. the weather's looking pretty quiet now across indochina not too bad too across the philippines but there will be some showers of course just are rolling in he wanted to show us to into vietnam but for a good part of cambodia pushing over towards thailand is or in the

men the curfew and this crisis have become an excuse to to go with the city streets like here in rotterdam out number of police had to witness how shops were looted and destroyed the same happened in a dozen other towns and cities across the country the netherlands has had a more relaxed approach in dealing with the covert 1000 pandemic compared to other countries stressing the dots are too attached to their freedoms but with infection still high and. in concern over a new variant to corona mattias have now become among the strictest in the world what started as protests against it. by chaotic it may have seen little to do with colonial masters in life and being fat by growing. up against the government influenced by conspiracy theories on social media some groups have increasingly lashed out against government policies and attacked the media far right politicians have been accused of fueling these sentiments this group of people is getting much more detached from the general public and when you look at international sure of us we can also see that the trust gap between a certain group of

so ahead on al-jazeera rotting in rotterdam impacts press here's having on the u.k.' export trade fast and game of hope how scientists are one step closer to saving the northern white rhinos from extinction it was. as a bit more probably unwanted whether it's for his or the levant moment the forecast in beirut is one of windy challis weather on sunday that is fine for monday and tuesday and he sees this system here now it does run fairly quickly through through syria and just in northern iraq a few showers the south possibly getting into baghdad not much influence beyond that and it fairly quickly falls apart leaving behind warmings guys now this increase in the breeze coming down through the gulf it's the shamar which is often dusty main is just windy a little bit cooler the and that's going to affect you in probably parts of armadas well beyond that you get to monday and you got open blue skies once again that includes most of turkey. the summer rains in africa been pretty good this year so far in cape time you've got 23 degrees in the sunshine right on its way but

in a message on social media the rotterdam mayor directly address rioters and their parents they're going to trial throughout a lot of those that has over the results how did you wake up did you have a good feeling that you destroyed the city that you caused damages to the entrepreneurs of your city does that satisfy you and what did you do with the stuff you stole last night questions that many are asking in the netherlands like these shop owners in amsterdam who are also wondering why in times of crisis some people choose to make this situation even worse step fasten al-jazeera amsterdam still ahead on al-jazeera so hopefully you guard. standing in judgment u.s. senate is the sworn in for the 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump. and among lebanese people in the grip of poverty which is anything made west spike downs. the weather pushing into southwestern parts of europe at the moment ahead of that though it's still pretty cold and cold enough for a fair bit of pressure in charge across so central areas for the race because these days of low pressure producing outbreak

meanwhile protesters of throwing stones at police in the dutch city of rotterdam as the country braces for a 2nd night of violence demonstrations against coronavirus restrictions around $250.00 people were arrested in several towns and cities on sunday the government brought in the strictest measures so far this past weekend imposing a curfew and limiting people to visiting one household per day steadfast and joins us live now from rotterdam i mean i guess that. said like that it they don't seem like certainly the strictest measures that have been brought in in european countries over the coronavirus so why are we seeing these demonstrations now. well that's a very good question here and the south of herat to them and then it looks like a complete battlefield here shops have been looted to the windows have been smashed bricks everywhere have been throwing bricks at the police police is here in full force helicopter flying over this a lot of young people on the street it's curfew now so since friday the madeline's has this very strict measure of a curfew from 9 pm but still a lot 1 of p

rotterdam resident edwin fund is determined to save his home. he called the team a foundation experts after his windows started jamming over the course of several weeks. his home centuries old wooden foundation has been laid bare. the findings aren't comforting. this needs to be supported otherwise he will sink. to stabilize the house new concrete pillars and a base are being constructed a little like a concrete table for the house to sit on the structure will cost everyone funded 100000 euros. my bank account is empty. but i'm happy that all this will be behind me in a few months and that i don't have to spend years living in fear and uncertainty with the guy that states. that means neighbors have jumped on board it's a good idea to have several commissioning parties because. this is a can be kind of damage isn't covered by insurers it's homeowners responsibility to ensure the upkeep of their foundation. so that's tricky because you can't control water levels because local. construction experts and city planners estimate that up to 400000 prope

a rampage in rotterdam. 0ne rampage in rotterdam. one morning shot was fired.e gathered. tensions ignited on the streets of the hague, where police on bicycles tried to move small clusters of men before calling in reinforcements. there were clashes across the country since the 9pm curfew came into force. in the southern city of with a warning to stay at home. dozens descended. they stormed and looted a supermarket. the dutch prime minister, mike riddle, dismissed the idea that those instigating the riots were fighting for freedom from the lock. the only thing we have to beat, he said, is the virus. but there are simmering frustrations streaming through dutch society that are being whipped up radical populist elements. with less than two months before an election the streets of volatile and voters are vulnerable. the supply of voting machines for the american election is seeking $1.3 billion in damages from donald trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, ford stephanie —— defamation. they say he deceived mills of people into saying that the machines were defective. mark l

journalist michel keris in rotterdam speaking to us earlier there let's get a check on some other headlines from around the world now mexico's president and raise money while locus over the water is the latest world leader to test positive for coverage 19 he's been widely criticized over the pandemic of mexico has kicked off a limited vaccination vaccination rollout over there will speak to russian leader vladimir putin about obtaining the sputnik vivax e. portuguese president must settle a suicide has been reelected in a boat overshadowed by a devastating surge in public $1000.00 cases this is a one around 60 percent of the vote portugal's battling the world's highest rate of new infections a national lockdown is in force. and a rescue ship carrying nearly 400 people is due in the italian port of agusta the ocean viking is carrying migrants from guinea sudan and sierra leone they were saved while crossing the mediterranean several governments refused entry but the vessel is now bound for sicily to china now where 11 miners have been rescued after spending 2 weeks trapped underground after

that was journalist in rotterdam well the german government is warning that foreign intelligence agencies and conspiracy theorists attempted to sabotage production of coronavirus vaccines according to a newspaper reports the interior ministry says german manufacturers have been targeted on several occasions germany is also imposing tougher restrictions on travelers from high risk countries all passengers now need to show a negative coronavirus test taken less than 48 hours before arrival in the country and germany is to become the 1st country in the european union to use an experimental covert 19 antibody treatment the therapy is credited with helping former u.s. president donald trump to recover. portuguese presidents of monticello. has been reelected in a contest overshadowed by a devastating surge in covert 19 cases exit polls showed the so-so one around 60 percent of the vote enough to avoid a runoff the presidential post is largely ceremonial but still influential portugal is battling the world's highest rate of new daily infections a national lockdown has been in force for 10 days.

on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. and were similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence. in the air supply. to begin with writing is on acceptable limits and that any normal person could only watch it with their votes you really wonder what got into those people needs that had nothing to do with protesting it's criminal violence and we'll be treating it as such but. the protests had begun peacefully over the weekend when people demonstrated against the continued lockdown and the country's 1st nightly curfew since world war 2 parliament had narrowly approved a measure because of the more infectious variant from england hitting the country. now in much of the world cultural venues have been shut down during the coronavirus pandemic but the show goes on at least for the alternative rock band the flaming lips the group performed in oklahoma city with the help of spa

and for more on this we're joined now by journalist michel kess in rotterdam michel can you tell us more about who the protestors are well it's colorful coalition and people with all kinds of outlandish beliefs and there are people that simply do not believe that the situation you've grown in is as bad as it is and the people think that the restrictions are overdone there are people that are against fiction nations and there's a whole bunch of conspiracy thinkers people that. mass and people don't actually believe that. and. farmar so you have all these people mixed together with young people. looking for. a way to fight police and front and this so be it fueled by right wing groups in parliament is it safe to say that these people who are making headlines and is a marginal phenomenon how much support is there in the netherlands for the coronavirus restrictions. well the demonstration that's a marginal although it has been around ever since the beginning of the lock down some of you seen riots and protests. since late spring early summer overall though there's quite a bit of support. it

driving in rotterdam the impact that is having on the u.k.'s animal farmers and meat processors.we've got a report from brazil which is getting ready to host the biggest game in south africa club football but behind closed doors. the 1st meeting mars military says it will abide by the nation's constitution and it concerns the armed forces might attempt to crew the army previously said it could take action if its allegations of fraud or november's election were not addressed the governing party called on the military to accept the will of the people more than a dozen countries including the u.s. and the u.k. have urged me in mart's it here to democratic norms but also as a diplomatic expert who serves on a commission charged with protecting minorities and me and mar she says the army statement came not just after pressure from the international community but from the people of myanmar themselves it's quite likely for the military. and it is said that. statements may have. to go or should go but you know the people of myanmar deserve better than this kind of bully if you discard of

the dutch court of rotterdam is investing in h 2 in a big way. it's planning to build a hydrogen network covering the entire ports aiming to become a hub for producing importing and transporting the gas to other european countries but is hydrogen truly green. hydrogen itself is actually colorless but it's called gray blue or indeed green depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it today most hydrogen is grain it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal and produces high levels of c o 2 emissions. blue hydrogen is also grey in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas fields under the sea for example. so the carbon footprint is significantly lower. in the green many faction process hydrogen is derived from water this is the only form of 82 production that can be described as sustainable and a lot of obviously very all hydrogen is overseen because it's almost the molecule too but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhouse

on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. it was similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence. in the air supply. to begin with writing is on acceptable limits and that any normal person could only watch it with their votes you really wonder what got into those people needs that had nothing to do with protesting it's criminal violence and we'll be treating it as such but. the protests had begun peacefully over the weekend when people demonstrated against the continued lockdown and the country's 1st nightly curfew since world war 2 parliament had narrowly approved a measure because of the more infectious variant from england hitting the country. well in much of the world cultural venues have been shut down during the coronavirus. but the show must go on until at least all the alternative rock band the flaming lips of the group performs in oklahoma city with the help of s

rotterdam resident edwin funder hyder is determined to save his home. he called the team a foundation experts after his windows started jamming over the course of several weeks. his home centuries old wooden foundation has been laid bare. the findings aren't comforting. this needs to be supported otherwise he will sink. to stabilize the house new concrete pillars and a base are being constructed a little like a concrete table for the house to sit on the structure will cost everyone funded haida 100000 euros. my bank account is empty. but i'm happy that all this will be behind me in a few months and that i don't have to spend years living in fear and uncertainty which if we got the faith. that dreams neighbors have jumped on board it's a good idea to have several commissioning parties because. this is a can be kind of damage isn't covered by insurers it's whom owners responsibility to ensure the upkeep of their friend. so that's tricky because you can't control water levels because local construction experts and city planners estimate that up to 400000 p

journalist michel cavernous in rotterdam there well the german government is warning that foreign intelligence agencies and conspiracy theorists have attempted to sabotage production of coronavirus vaccines according to newspaper reports the interior ministry says german manufacturers have been targeted on several occasions germany is also imposing tougher restrictions on travelers from high risk countries all passengers now need to show a negative coronavirus test taken less than 48 hours before arriving in the country and germany is to become the 1st country in the european union to use an experimental covert 19 antibody treatment therapy is credited with helping former u.s. president donald trump to recover. portuguese presidents marcello to the sosa has been reelected in a contest overshadowed by a devastating surge in covert 1000 cases exit polls showed a so-so one around 60 percent of the vote. enough to avoid a runoff the presidential post is largely ceremonial but still influential portugal is battling the world's highest rate of new daily infections and national lockdown has been in f

on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. it was similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence. in the air supply much to begin with writing is on acceptable limits and that any normal person could only watch it with their horror of votes you really wonder what got into those people needs that had nothing to do with protesting it's criminal violence and we'll be treating it as such but. the protests had begun peacefully over the weekend when people demonstrated against the continued lockdown and the country's 1st nightly curfew since world war 2 parliament had narrowly approved a measure because of the more infectious covert variant from england hitting the country. now let's get up to speed on some other headlines from around the world italy's prime minister says that the county resigned following the collapse of his governing coalition on january 13th by stepping down

the dutch court of rotterdam is investing in h. 2 in a big way. it's planning to build a hydrogen network covering the entire ports aiming to become a hub for producing importing and transporting the gas to other european countries but is hydrogen truly green. hydrogen itself is actually colorless but it's called gray blue or indeed green depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it today most hydrogen is grain it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal and produces high levels of c o 2 emissions. blue hydrogen is also grey in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas fields under the sea for example. so the carbon footprint is significantly lower. in the green manufacturing process hydrogen is derived from water and this is the only form of 82 production that can be described as sustainable and a lot of obviously. all hydrogen is overseen because it's always the molecule true but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the greenhous

on monday riders in rotterdam fought more street battles with police. it was similar in harlem and in other cities too where protesters also vandalized buildings and shops authorities said they were mainly people in their teens. the country's prime minister condemned the violence was in the air supply. to begin with writing is on acceptable limits and that any normal person could only watch it with their horror votes you really wonder what got into those people needs that have nothing to do with protesting it's criminal violence and we'll be treating it as such but. the protests had begun peacefully over the weekend when people demonstrated against the continued lockdown and the country's 1st nightly curfew since world war 2 parliament had narrowly approved a measure because of the more infectious covert variant from england hitting the country. e.u. foreign policy chief has announced that he is to head to moscow in early february to press the kremlin on the arrest of russian dissident alexina valmy perl's visit was confirmed at a meeting in brussels wh

course of rotterdam is investing in h 2 in a big way. it's planning to build a hydrogen network covering the entire ports aiming to become a hub for producing importing and transporting the gas to other european countries but is hydrogen truly green. hydrogen itself is actually colorless but it's called gray blue or indeed green depending on the manufacturing process used to produce it today most hydrogen is grain it's made from fossil fuels like natural gas and coal and produces high levels of c o 2 emissions. blue hydrogen is also grey in the sense that it too is gained from fossil fuels but the climate damaging c o 2 is captured and stored in empty gas fields under the sea for example. so the carbon footprint is significantly lower. in the green many factoring process hydrogen is derived from water and this is the only form of h 2 production that can be described as sustainable and a lot of obviously very all hydrogen is overseen because it's almost the molecule true but the different manufacturing processes determine how high the gre

yes riot police deployed to deal with violent scenes rotterdam. the hague buying tovan as well as many other smaller cities and towns across the netherlands as a 3rd consecutive night of violence broke out there it's against this the curfew in particular it's been put in place as part of the covert 1000 measures in the country that curfew kicks in at 9 pm apparently things were relatively peaceful around 7 o'clock that changed as you saw from the pictures just then as soon as the curfew came in at 9 pm this being condemnation for the rioters from local officials as well as the dutch prime minister mark rita are severe click off really wonder what's gotten to these people there was nothing to do with protesting discriminant violence and group will be treating it as such this was the scum of the earth that tried to disturb things here i'm afraid that if we continue down this path we will be on our way to civil war where we saw the burning of cars the looting of shops fireworks being thrown at the police who returned by firing warning shots they also

a rampage in rotterdam. 0ne warning shot was fired.ter cannon and a teargas after an emergency order issued by the mayorfailed to move emergency order issued by the mayor failed to move the hundreds who gathered. tensions ignited on the streets of the hague, too. where police on bicycles try to move small clusters of men before bringing in reinforcements. there were clashes across the country for a third night since the 9pm curfew came into force. in the southern city of bell lane, they filed through the street sending a warning to stay at home. dozens dissented, storming and looting a supermarket. the dutch prime minister dismissed the idea that those instigating the riots were fighting for freedom from the lockdown. the only thing we have two beat, he said, is the virus. but there are simmering frustrations simmering through dutch society that are being whipped up by widespread misinformation and political manipulation, including radical populist elements. with less than two months before a general election, voters are vulnerable and

rotterdam resident edwin fandor hyder is determined to save his home. he called the team a foundation experts after his windows started jamming over the course of several weeks his home centuries old wooden foundation has been laid bare. the findings are to comforting. this needs to be supported otherwise it will sink. to stabilise the house new concrete pillars and a base are being constructed a little like a concrete table for the house to sit on the structure will cost. 100000 euros. my bank account is empty. but i'm happy that all this will be behind me in a few months and that i don't have to spend years living in fear and uncertainty if the guys slate's. edwin's neighbors have jumped on board it's a good idea to have several commissioning parties because. the kind of damage isn't covered by insurers it's whom owners responsibility to ensure the upkeep of their friend. so that's tricky because you can't control the water levels. construction experts and city planners estimate that up to 400000 properties across the netherlands could be affected as

riot police were out on the streets of rotterdam onstott down the hague i'm tovan as well as many of the smaller towns and cities right across the netherlands as the country saw a 3rd night of violence with people looting rioting burning cars and other property in reaction to a curfew that's being put in place in an attempt to stop the spread of covert 19 that curfew runs from 9 pm at night until 4 30 in the morning it's really upset a lot of people but that's resulted in condemnation for those who took part in the violence from local officials on the prime minister mark rita before he very clinical really wonder what's gotten to these people there was nothing to do with protesting discriminant violence and group will be treating it as such this was the scum of the earth that tried to disturb things here i'm afraid that if we continue down this path we will be on our way to civil war we saw cars burned shops and looted fireworks thrown at the place who responded by firing warning shots using tear gas and water cannon as well to try and disperse the crowds now the police have describe

and for more on this we're joined now by journalist michelle kesse in rotterdam can you tell us more about who the protesters are. well it's colorful coalition and of people with all kinds of outlandish beliefs and there are people that simply do not believe that the situation with grown is as bad as it is and the people think that the restrictions are overdone there are people that are against 6 nations and there's a whole bunch of conspiracy think people the 5 g. mass and people that actually believed it. and deacon i farmar so you have all these people mixed together with young people. looking for. a way to fight bullies and front and it's so been fueled by right wing groups in parliament is it safe to say that these people who are making headlines and is a marginal phenomenon how much support is there in the netherlands for the coronavirus restrictions. well the demonstrations you see that's a marginal phenomenon although it has been the round ever since the beginning of the lock down some of you seen riots and protests. since late spring early summer overall though there's quite

more than 180 people were arrested in the latest unrest in amsterdam and rotterdam where shops were vandalized in looted local officials and the prime minister have condemned the violence as criminal some even fearing the unrest has put the country on the path to civil war in the meantime a spat over vaccine supplies is rumbling between the u.k. and the britain's vaccines minister as it arrives at brussels decision to control exports calling it back seen nationalism and from now it does stem from european politicians accusing the british swedish drug company astra zeneca rift diverting promised events and supplies to other countries with more here's our europe correspondent peter oliver. governments across europe are struggling to bring down the number of cases of covert 19 and the number of fatalities from the fire that's the spy putting in place lock downs and restrictions on people like those that we've seen in the netherlands that have resulted in on breasts they're the latest issues that we're seeing a regarding the logistics of getting the vaccine where it needs to go there simply isn't

more than 180 people were arrested in the latest on rest in amsterdam and rotterdam where shops were vandalized and looted local officials on the prime minister have condemned the violence as criminal with some fearing the unrest puts the country on a path to civil war. or germany has formally demanded that the e.u. stop all export of covert $900.00 vaccines produced within the block that's as a spat over vaccine supplies continues between the e.u. and london britain's vaccines minister has hit out of brussels decision to control exports calling it vaccine nationalism and wrong stems from european politicians accusing the british swedish drug company astra zeneca of diverting promised evacuees and supplies to other countries here's our europe correspondent peter all over. governments across europe are struggling to bring down the number of cases of covert 19 and the number of fatalities from the virus that's the spite putting in place lock downs and restrictions on people like those that we've seen in the netherlands that have resulted in on rest there the latest issues that we're se

demonstrators set fires and clashed with the police other protest sites included the port city of rotterdam their anger centers around a covert curfew it's the 1st night time restriction on movement since the 2nd world war. the italian prime minister has every county has resigned in a bid to form a new government he lost his majority after a junior party pulled out of his coalition because of how he was handling the pandemic now the president sergio will start consultations with party leaders from wetton stay with mr conti staying on in a caretaker role. the ugandan opposition leader bobby wine says the police siege of his home was a form of torture he'd been under house arrest since the presidential election 12 days ago which mr wind claims was fortunate and security forces have now lifted the blockade after a court order up next it's the stream adrian has another news for you from 15 g. i'm back from 10 g. tomorrow i will see you very soon. after the al qaeda watching this train today we're catching up on the farm as protests in india that have been going on for over 2 months now hundreds

harlem demonstrators set fires and clashed with police on the protest sites included the port city of rotterdam centers around a covert curfew it's the 1st night time restriction on movement since world war 2. and there's been more protests in lebanon over worsening living conditions and a strict coronavirus lockdown. this is the northern city of tripoli security forces fired tear gas and rubber bullets just past crowds there after demonstrators threw stones at a government building. australia's national day has also been marked with protests demonstrators rallied in sydney they call national day invasions because it remembers the moment the british ships arrived to colonize the island indigenous aboriginal people were murdered and robbed in the process and we aboriginal people certainly do not speak. for us it represents cultural genocide. it is a sense i mean in the intergenerational that is doing still today if you know my family history and if it's time you make me it's not the day sorry the issues that we're sacrificing here in this trial you're not going to go away overnight so until we s

police had to be deployed across the whole of the netherlands pretty much the major cities like rotterdam saddam the hague eindhoven all seeing huge police presence is but also in smaller towns and cities as well riot police had to be there to deal with this 3rd consecutive nights of violence it seems that the thing that sparked this particular outbreak of violence is the curfew that's been pushing places parts of coded 19 restriction measures this curfew kicks in at 9 pm and rolls through until 4 30 in the morning it's caused a lot of upset but that's no excuse for the scenes that of well unfolded in fact the riot is of be condemned by local officials as well as dutch prime minister mark rita. are severe click off you really wonder what's gotten to these people there was nothing to do with protesting discriminant violence and group will be treating it as such this was the scum of the earth that tried to disturb things here i'm afraid that if we continue down this path we will be on our way to civil war. well there's a real venom in the comments that have come from officials that we just

more than 180 people were arrested in the latest some arrests in amsterdam in rotterdam where shops were vandalized and looted local officials in the prime minister condemned the violence as criminal and some fearing the unrest puts the country on the path to civil war in the meantime a spat over vaccine supplies is numb is rumbling between the u.k. and the e.u. britain's vaccines minister has his doubts that brussels decision to control exports calling it vaccine nationalism and also wrong stem from european politicians accusing the british we destroyed company astra zeneca of diverting promised supplies to other countries well let's get more now from our european correspondent peter oliver who joins us this even get even cheap peter quite a strong reaction then to this latest move by the. well yes governments are trying their best to get the infection and death rates from coded 19 down as much as they can and. they still remain high just about everywhere across europe despite those restrictions that we've seen put in place in the netherlands that here in germany as well that are in pla

shops in rotterdam and other cities were looted and more than 180 arrests have been made.ying additional paramilitary forces in the capital, delhi, after a day of violent protests by farmers angry at contentious new agricultural laws. thousands of farmers fought pitched battles with police after an organised demonstration descended into chaos. 0ne farmer died and more than 80 police officers were injured. withjoe biden taking up the us presidency, bbc news arabic has been to iraq to explore the impact of last yea r�*s withdrawal of us troops. ramita navai and her team have uncovered a trail of destruction in the vacuum the americans left behind. a warning that this film contains distressing images iam here i am here in basra to try to find out who is behind a series of killings last year. we are only one of a few foreign teams to visit to wright since the coronavirus struck. a police escortjust coronavirus struck. a police escort just stopped coronavirus struck. a police escortjust stopped on the side of the road to give us extra instructions on how to keep safe because th