curfews are in place in slovenia, france and belgium.in, the first eu country to report one million infections, postponed the decision to impose curfews, but general instructions on movement are enforced in certain regions. >> [speaking spanish] >> the measures across the continent, part of an effort to avoid blanket lockdowns. but such stay-at-home stay-at-home orders are already in place in ireland and the czech republic. monte: french prime minister announced a crackdown on social media post that most personal him formation following the death of a teacher -- personalnh of a teacher killed one week ago after showing cartoons of the prophet comment. parents started a social media campaign against the teacher and share his personal details. >>[speaking french] >> the defense counsel decided to add two new elements to the bill. first, the strengthening of protection for civil servants and public officials, by punishing those who put pressure on them and the function of public services with words and behavior. >> [speaking french] secondl

has been chosen from a shortlist of 5 cities and the other european capital of culture will be in slovenia. and british street artist banksy has confirmed a new piece of goofy v. on a residential street in the central english city of nottingham the piece shows a girl who love hooping with a bicycle tire and it's given quite a lift to a community hard hit by cope with 19. finally the british capital is notorious for its high cost of living and many of the older flats there are not only pricey but very tight on space and so for some years the independent for a new london architecture has been calling for creative solutions to the problem in their annual architecture competition don't move improve seeks out the most innovative friend of fish renovation ideas. brand new top floor living space a courtyard integrated into the house. and a garden that celebrates all the seasons these award winning designs show how architects of finding creative ways to extend an improved london home traditional victorian terrace houses for example are highly sought after but their layouts can be awkward that's wh

the sixteenth stage was won by slovenia's jan tratnik after a hard fought battle with australia's benmiles. portugal's joao almeida managed to increase his overall lead to 17 seconds with five stages remaining. and that's all the sport for now. don't forget everything else you can head to the bbc sport website. hello there. we've had a couple of days of wet weather across parts of scotland and northern ireland, we got a new area of low pressure moving up from the south and that's going to impact parts of england and wales on wednesday with some pretty heavy rain in places, and also some fairly windy weather for some of us. the area of low pressure has brought another wet day for parts of northern ireland, southern and western scotland. that's going to push northwards and become confined to the north of scotland, also going to be very windy as we head through tonight. further south a lot of cloud, further showers ahead of this area of rain which will slowly spread up from the south during the early hours and turned very wet by the end of the night here. very mild too as you can see for

the sixteenth stage was won by slovenia's yan tratnik after a hard fought battle with australia's benmiles. portugal's joao almeida managed to increase his overall lead by a couple of seconds. now. baseball's world series gets under way later. you have the big money of the la dodgers, a name known to many, taking on the tampa bay rays, in what has been a shortened season. seth beenet has been looking ahead to the sport's showpiece. this was the moment that the doctors put themselves into the third world series in the last four attempts. beaten by houston and then boston, they now believe that this will finally be there year. it's been a crazy year. guys with their families, social injustices, our fa ns families, social injustices, our fans are stuck together, these guys are stuck together, we have a lot of work to do. this year is our year. this is our year. the payroll is 200 million dollars a season which means they boast some of the most exciting talent around. cody is one of the best batters in baseball and since his arrival in the off—season, it is given the team some superstar q

take the case of jelena slovenia, the editor of a news website. day after her home was raided by police, she took her protest to police headquarters, with tragic consequences. [applause] emily: a death that sent shockwaves through the city and russia. hundreds of mourners came out to remember the journalist who lit herself on fire here last week. she equals freedom of speech, this sign reads. at h her public memorial servic, anyone who wanted could say a few words in the journalist's honor. irina, sorry we did not save you, did not keep yoyou safe. svetlana worked with irina's love in a - irina slavina. she worked in a country where media censorship is commonplace. svetlana: it is hard to approach the authorities and ask questions now, but irina always asked. she asked uncomfortable questions. you could not appease her. she upset p.r. officers because she did not try to safeguard anyone's reputation. she always collected the facts to reveal a full picture of thievery, corruption, and human rights violations. emily: her supportrters say slslavina w

next is slovenia, banning weddings and imposing in a temper few. a semi private events must be put on hold until transmission rates come down. one in five people tested are returning positive currently. ♪ now, there are two weeks precisely until the u.s. election day. the outcome matters to americans and to the rest of us. this week on bbc news and on "outside source," we are looking at the president's america first policy and the rest of the world. america is edging closer to extricate itself from its longest war with afghanistan, putting a timeline of 12-14 months for u.s. withdrawal as long as the taliban met certain conditions. than president trump tweeted in october, we shouldave a small remaining number of brave men and women in afghanistan home by christmas." that was then played down by officials. who knows? the national security advisor has said the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan will be reduced by almost half by early next year, which is not getting everyone home by christmas. we have been in afghanistan and spoken exclusively with

has been chosen from a shortlist of 5 cities and the other european capital of culture will be in sloveniand british street artist banksy has confirmed a new piece of goofy v. on a residential street in the central english city of nottingham the piece shows a girl who love hooping with a bicycle tire and it's given quite a lift to a community hard hit by cope with 19. well finally the british capital is notorious for its high cost of living and many of the older flats there are not only pricey but very tight on space and so for some years the independent for a new london architecture has been calling for creative solutions to the problem in their annual architecture competition don't move improve seeks out the most innovative friend of fish renovation ideas. brand new top floor living space a courtyard integrated into the house. and a garden that celebrates all the seasons these award winning designs show how architects of finding creative ways to extend and improve london homes traditional victorian terrace houses for example are highly sought after but their layouts can be awkward that's

has been chosen from a shortlist of 5 cities and the other european capital of culture will be in slovenia and british street artist banksy has confirmed a new piece of goofy v. on a residential street in the central english city of nottingham the piece shows a girl who love hooping with a bicycle tire and it's given quite a lift to a community hard hit by cope with 19. finally the british capital is notorious for its high cost of living and many of the older flats there are not only pricey but very tight on space and so for some years the independent for a new london architecture has been calling for creative solutions to the problem in their annual architecture competition don't move improve seeks out the most innovative friend of fish renovation ideas. brand new top floor living space a courtyard integrated into the house. and a garden that celebrates all the seasons these award winning designs show how architects of finding creative ways to extend and improve london homes traditional victorian terrace houses for example are highly sought after but their layouts can be awkward that's wh

journalists work for closer press a news website advertised as being free from state influence on thursday slovenia said investigators searched her apartment looking for materials connected to an opposition group known for criticizing the kremlin extensively online. with al-jazeera these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump is in a military hospital a day after testing positive for covert 19 doctors say he had a fever and was fatigues before being admitted to the walter reed military medical center.

after its 2nd month long lockdown its reopening pre-schools canoe gardens beaches and national parks slovenia has suspended contact tracing after the caseload became too high new zealand has reported its 1st local case in 22 days after twice eliminating the virus and saudi arabia has allowed its citizens and residents inside the kingdom to perform prayers at the i'll have a mosque in mecca for the 1st time in 7 months demonstrations are expected across france today in a show of solidarity after the beheading of a teacher on his way home from school authorities believe samuel petit was killed for showing cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad in a class on freedom of expression police have detained an 11th person over the killing the suspect was shot dead by police soon after the attack. community a country standing together in shock and in defiance all across france people gathered to honor teacher samuel pety yes if you could put it that we are in shock and now our focus is on the well being of our children for them it's especially horrifying if it is ogres and he was my teacher for 2 years

france and low countries a son starts to reappear in denmark with the place to watch the old italy in slovenia and the coast of croatia that's potentially fresh lot of territory that's for example in venice going to be a wet day but on monday and tuesday it's fine again because this whole lot of is moving south down towards northern greece and southern italy an active frontal system so sunder storms 30 heavy rain for a short time still potential flash flood because some of the ground in greece is still saturated as it is in france the next system is coming into northern france not heavy rain but rain all the same temperature dropping in spain and portugal still $18.00 to $20.00 degrees as a range north africa as a whole is a dry picture and i was scenes extensive flooding this season in nigeria the more shasta come here more especially still further west yes they can still generate hurricanes but most of the rain now of course is going south with the sun into d.r. congar. cyprus a european island open offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al jazeera made global headlines wi

a cause a press that's a news website advertised as being free from state influence on thursday slovenia said investigators searched her apartment looking for materials connected to an opposition group known to criticize the kremlin extensively online. 5 european members of the u.n. security council are demanding an explanation from russia on the poisoning of opposition politician alexina volley a letter submitted to the council calls the attack a threat to international peace and security of all me has accused president vladimir putin of directly ordering the attack is still recovering in germany 6 weeks after a nerve agent was used to poison him the kremlin has dismissed the allegations as absolutely groundless and unacceptable the democratic presidential nominee joe biden says he will reassess the u.s. his relationship with saudi arabia if he wins november's election biden says he joined the international community in mourning. who was murdered 2 years ago amnesty international and reporters without borders marked the 2nd anniversary of the killing of the saudi journalist with a rally

infections could increase by 20000 cases a day after people don't stick to social distancing guidelines slovenia isn't forcing a nighttime curfew and declared a 30 day state of emergency cases there doubled in the past week and austria is limiting public gatherings to 6 people indoors and 12 outdoors wales in the u.k. is going into a nationwide lockdown for 2 weeks from friday more than 3000000 people will be affected and everybody apart from essential workers will have to stay home. between . the 28th of october and the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home. this means working from home where ever that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers i'm jobs where a working form home is simply not possible and john hall is joining us from london to tell us a little bit more about what we're learning about the situation and well isn't this not in a lockdown. what it had mainly to some degree telegraphed in advance didn't come as a massive surprise and wales has been taking escalated measures for some time now on friday introducing really the quite unprec

journalists work for kozo press a news website advertised as being free from state influence on thursday slovenia said investigators searched her apartment looking for materials connected to an opposition group known for criticizing the kremlin extensively online. with al-jazeera these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump is in a military hospital a day off the testing falls difficult even 1000 talked to say he had a fever and was fatigued before being admitted to the walter reed military medical center on friday these are live pictures outside the hospital president does not require any supplemental oxygen but he is being given to experimental drugs or the men's room desk of it which has been shown to shorten the hospital stay of current virus patients democratic presidential nominee joe biden plans to remove all negative ads about trump biden said that the president's infection is a reminder of how serious the pandemic is like the stuart broad knowledge which are sure all you do is well so you mark prayers for the health and safety of the 1st lady president proves the united states a

but in the middle of it all that's the wet area today he's going to be italy and slovenia overnight will tend to push sassy going touch in tunisia through system the adriatic and this west coast eventually of greece a particularly wet area and recently affected by foot so that's a place to watch so watch got to tell and right in tunisia most of north africa is still dry this is cloud rather than cherie clad in nigeria there is still flooded on the ground there are drying looking place. to. talk to there. is the government not for taking the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues that we listen i still think that at travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on how does their own. play an important role. ringback. you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as of the official say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight it's a very jan and army and there ar

the sixteenth stage was won by slovenia's jan tratnik after a hard fought battle with australia's bends with five stages remaining. and that's all the sport for now. don't forget everything else you can head to the bbc sport website. hello. tuesday may not have been the sunniest day of the month thus far, but it ended on something of a high. water contrast there as we move into the new day to see some really quite heavy rain moving into parts of england and wales. it will feel a little bit cooler across some areas. low pressure certainly dominating the weather through tuesday, throwing the weather front across the northern and western scotland, but down towards biscay that we look for the next development. that, in fact, is all tied in with storm barbara. the air is coming in from the south, so, it's not a cold start to the new day on wednesday, but it really will be a wet one across the southern areas and the rainjust keeps on coming through the morning, easily 30 to a0 mm quite widely. bits and pieces of the rain further to the north and the old weather fronts still producing rain a

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>>ch the uk and the czech republic in the slovak republic slovenia, taiwan, latvia, polany have all committed using trusted providers for the t file a network. and japan and others also prohibit the use of the wall one day shortly equipment and the networks. with the interference of the political system and calling for the independent investigation into the china virus. that spending 2 percent of gdp and national defense with an evil patrol with electronic warfare platform and the fighter jets. japan itself incentivized manufacturing companies to return to japan from china or to nearshore to other countries with both of these steps will help suppression in the area. so beyond these areas and with the russia and iran and venezuela to extremist terrorism and under president trumps leadership and are country is rising to the occasion we will meet those with resoluteness in the days ahead. also principles and policies to save it for when the president took office and we can be thankful. god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> thank you mr. ambassador. looking ahead in ter

has been chosen from a shortlist of 5 cities and the other european capital of culture will be in sloveniand british street artist banksy has confirmed a new piece of goofy tea on a residential street in the central english city of nottingham the piece shows a girl who are hooping with a bicycle tire and it's given quite a lift to a community hard hit by cope with 19. well finally the british capital is notorious for its high cost of living and many of the older flats there are not only pricey but very tight on space and so for some years the independent for a new london architecture has been calling for creative solutions to the problem in their annual architecture competition don't move improve seeks out the most innovative friend of fish renovation ideas. brand new top floor living space a courtyard integrated into the house. and a garden that celebrates all the seasons these award winning designs show how architects of finding creative ways to extend and improve london homes traditional victorian terrace houses for example are highly sought after but their layouts can be awkward that's

call a guy - [ horn blaring ] i saw a new bronze statue of first lady melania trump was unveiled in slovenia that turned out. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: people were like, wow, they captured her emotions perfectly. >> is that real? >> jimmy: real >> no. >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] you might not think it's very realistic but that statue has been having dinner with trump for the last six months. "you're chattier than usual. finally a dentist in alaska was just sentenced to prison for fraud and malpractice. there was one crime he committed that stands out. watch this >>> a dentist who went viral for riding a hoverboard while pulling a patient's tooth has been sentenced to 12 years in prison >> jimmy: the dentist is furious because the heart surgeon on a segway only got ten years. the judge issued the sentenced and then said "bailiff, glide him away." we have great show for you tonight. she stars in the show "l.a.'s finest." jessica alba is here we're going to have a tick tock dance-off with jessica alba. plus his new film "antebellum" is available on demand now jack huston is here. and great we go

in slovenia, they are going to ban kids over the fifth grade from going to school.o you are seeing that in other countries. in spain, increased lockdowns. you were just talking about increased lockdowns in france. closing a bar at 11:00, no one should be out past 11:00 anyway. [laughter] for me, that doesn't make much sense. in germany, the problem is people are not wearing masks enough, not washing their hands enough, not adhering to social distancing regulations, and that is confounding to the chancellor. she wants people to just stick to the rules rather than increasing lockdown measures. annmarie: very quickly, we are going to hear from your interview later today, but what is the bottom line from olaf scholz? matt: the bottom line is that the money is going to keep coming. they will keep doing what they need to to support consumers and companies. in terms of the coronavirus. in terms of brexit, as you mentioned, he tells us what we have known all along but we seem day, int every single negotiations like this, nothing is decided until everything is decided. it is

the u.k., the czech republic, estonia, bulgaria, slovenia, taiwan, romania, and sweden have committed to using trusted providers for their 5g networks. administration did not, that allows space for them to engage in peace negotiations with israel. what is amazing, i think this is going to be a warm piece. it's not going to be a cold peace like we had with israel and egypt in the past where there wasn't a lot of interaction, not a lot of tourism. we are already seeing a dramatic increase in tourism between the uae and israel. we are seeing economic opportunities that are staggering. israel is a startup nation. it's a high-tech nation, a rival of silicon valley. the uae has tremendous banking and finance. marrying up israel he attack and entrepreneurship the financial center in dubai and abu dhabi is going to be something that creates huge opportunities for young people in the middle east, young israelis, young arabs. other countries are going to see it and want to be part of what is happening. so far, it's going well. it didn't come from nowhere. this was something that was fostered an

. >> reporter: from iceland to italy, russia to the uk, france to slovenia, more than a dozen countriesashing records for daily numbers of new cases. governments are doing what they can to stem the surge, while trying to avoid an all-out lockdown. >> translator: the increase of infections is so rapid in some cities that we have almost reached a point of no return, where the virus will spread without control. my top priority is to avoid having to shut down the economy and the public life completely, as it was needed at the start of the year. >> reporter: germany, mulling more draftic restrictions, as well as russia where citizens are advised to stay home this weekend as hospital s begin to buckle from soaring infections. meanwhile poland making face masks mandatory outdoor. and the uk will have a 10:00 p.m. closing time for pubs and restaurants. others have already taken the plunge. in the belgian capital bars and restaurants will be closed for a month. in scotland most populous cities, patrons taking their last sip friday, before doors closed once more as the country joined the rest of

twice tightened the rules in the last 10 days including making masks mandatory outside the home slovenia has suspended contact tracing after the caseload became too high israel is starting to loosen restrictions after its 2nd month long box down its reopening preschools kindergartens beaches and national parks and saudi arabia has allowed its citizens and residents inside the kingdom to perform prayers at the mosque in mecca mecca for the 1st time in 7 months in turkey human rights groups and opposition politicians are worried about volunteer police forces the patrols known as best she were introduced by president air to 14 years ago opposition leaders fear everyone is using them to build up local militias loyal only to him even drawing parallels with the violent brownshirts of nazi germany. this is no standard police check when the situation suddenly ask relates to the man in uniform pulls out a gun and shoots this kind of violence is becoming increasingly common in turkey and it's carried out by men and women who aren't actually police officers they're called. a voluntary community pol

melania trump was born in 1970 in novo mesto, slovenia. >> seth: you're reading that off your phone >m like really melania trump. >> seth: you want me to believe you're the melania trump >> i am a melania trump, yes there are many of us, like the many santa clauses at different malls! do you not like christmas, seth? >> seth: i like christmas. do you >> [ bleep ] christmas see, i am melania trump. >> seth: well, i'm still skeptical, but that did sound like melania so why are you here? what is it that you wanted to say? >> i wanted to say this. hello. i'm definitely melania trump and with the election just days away, i'm here to ask suburban wives to vote for my husband, donald trump, who i married in 2005, and with whom i have one son, barron. >> seth: you had to flip the page to remember your son's name >> how many pages do you think donald would have to flip? >> seth: oh, fair. >> he calls him his tall son >> seth: very fair go on. >> despite what online research may suggest, i love my husband, and i trust that he is the man to "make america great again," which is still his slogan.

and low countries as sun starts to reappear in denmark with the place to watch the old italy in slovenia and the coast of croatia that's potentially flash flood territory that's for example in venice going to be a wet day but a monday tuesday it's fine again because this whole lot of is moving south down towards northern greece and southern italy an active frontal system so it's on the storms 30 heavy rain for a short time still potential flash close to some of the ground in greece is still saturated as it is in france the next system is coming into northern france not heavy rain but rain all the same temperature dropping in spain and portugal still $18.00 to $20.00 degrees as a range north africa as a whole is a dry picture now we've seen extensive flooding this season in nigeria 3 more showers to come here more especially still further west yes they can still generate hearkens but most of the rain now of course is going south with the sun into d.r. congo. in the deprived villages of northern argentina there's one man with a solution to every problem. for engineers self-proclaimed inven

warns infections could increase 520000 cases a day if people there don't stick to the rules and slovenia isn't forcing a nighttime curfew it's also declared a 30 day state of emergency as cases there doubled in the past week and austria is limiting public gatherings to 6 people indoors and 12 outdoors. wales is going into a national lockdown for 2 weeks starting on friday more than 3000000 people will be affected and everybody apart from essential workers will have to stay home let's bring in bob he's across all these developments the team is joining us from london to 1st look at the situation over in wales what more can you tell us about how that decision was made. well there in obviously this is a decision by the devolved government of wales and it stands in contrast to the situation in england for example because the the u.k. government in fact was advised last month by its scientific advisors that a national lockdown of what they're calling a circuit break perhaps of 2 or 3 weights would be a good idea to drive down cases but they decided against it now wales has gone gone it alone w

the uk the czech republic the slovak republic of garriott kosovo macedonia slovenia taiwan lithuania latvia romania sweden have all committed to using trusted providers for their new 5g networks. carriers such as telesco in australia ntt in japan and others are prevented the use of huawei equipment in their networks. australia has expose covid in cropped influence and interference in its political system and called for an independent investigation into the origins of the china virus. australia has over 2% of gdp on national defense including purchasing the most advanced u.s. weapons the naval patrol the f-18 growler electronic warfare platform and fighter jets. japan is spending more money defense but incentivizes manufacturing companies to return from china or the countries where the supply chain will be more secure. both of these steps will help deter chinese aggression in the area. beyond those areas that i have already noted the u.s. faces a diverse and concerning national from venezuela to extremist terrorism and evermore strengthening transnational criminal organizations. under

for example, euro denominated croatian still trades around 150 basis points over bunds, whereas in sloveniaady joint, trades more like 50 basis points over bunds. we see that as a real medium-term convergence play. stillthan that, we have some sympathy, relatives but ining to come there, peripherals generally, we have not exited to that side. italy in particular has been so extreme this year. jonathan: i have no idea if this continues, let but certainly at the moment, i'm sure christine lagarde is happy with what she sees. john, we are about 18 minutes into this session paid i am aware that early people, early risers in new york will be waking up to europe locking down potentially a little bit more, emmanuel macron speaking later, could be locking down for a month. out of germany, a proposal to shut down restaurants. and in equity market that is lower, down three percentage points on the dax, the cac 40 up by little more than 3%. john, two months ago, if i offered people this market, where it is right now, they would have jumped all the way in, two hands full, up to their next in european e

slovenia has declared a state of emergency, austria has restricted the number of people that can meetto close crowded areas after 9pm. wales will go into a "short, sharp" national lockdown from friday — until 9th november. people will be told to stay at home. pubs, restaurants, hotels and nonessential shops must shut. the primary schools will reopen after the half—term break, but only 11 to 13—year—olds will be able to return under the new "firebrea k" rules. the irish government is moving in a similar direction. it has just been announced that they will be imposing the highest level of coronavirus restrictions — level five — from midnight on wednesday, the restrictions are to last for six weeks, but will be reviewed after four. the restrictions will be similar to those introduced in march. the irish prime minister is speaking to the nation now, let's find out what he's been saying. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is with us. can you give us an update, what is it insane? he just finished his televised address on the last two or three minutes, the prime minister micheal martin say