anti government protest began early on sunday we came together with the revolutionaries here, the st. long also. and how do you, with the president encouraging supported to mobilize against opponents. there were ugly confrontations. here revolutionary sit tight opposition protests to the cuban to here. we are never going to give up the revolution. never the meanest regime has ruled cuba since 1959. it survived the fall of the soviet union and the depth of it found the fidel castro. now would it again be challenged . wow. 7 so lot like they show it is unlikely you go without apply. earlier we spoke to hank and associate professor at the city of diversity of new york, specialize in cuba. and we asked him who was behind these protests? it's fairly obvious that the people are behind it. this is a protest that has no leader, has no organization. that may be a weakness of it going forward. but it seems to have broken through because the accumulated frustration over the past 21 or 2 years with the economic crisis, few food shortages, medical source shortages, caused primarily by the economic syst

st. francis originally i was a long, long time ago? i have forgotten some of my grade catholic school learning so can you remind me about the original history >> francis was the son of a wealthy merchant and when he was growing up it was just the time the merchant class was becoming part of the wealthy class. there was the nobility and the clergy in the present. some of the peasants were moving up in that area. francis came from a wealthy family and he had everything he wanted and he was kind of a playboy. he had a reputation in the town and was not always a good one i don't think. his dream was to go to riverside. he was on his way to join them and he was in some battles i got knocked off his horse and he was held prisoner for a year . he had some dreams and some visions then but it was a very dark time for him. when he went home his father was not happy with him and francis had somehow heard back call from the lord deep inside himself. he realized that he was repelled by some things in society and for him it was the lepers. >> yes, o

have held a brief flash mob demonstration against the military regime about 50 protesters in young, long st. john's with anti military slogans and soda, 3 thing that protest salute flash moles have replaced the mass demonstrations the earlier the year after the military's brutal process in paris, the annual military parade for the countries. but the day has been taking place in a scaled down version of the event. only some 10000 spaces were last watched the ceremony on the shore. really, the president, the manuel resided over the national day celebration in cuba. dozens of people have been arrested after the biggest demonstrations against the socialist government in decades, according to authority, one man died in what the regime calls, disturbances, exhausted, right. group cubic says as many as 150 people were detained. 1000 crowded protests against you with the crisis and handling of the hand and that's told from the collapse. hotel in eastern china has risen to 70. the search and rescue mission ended. after a day and a half, according to local authorities, $23.00 people were found buried

st. louis continuing to crush the long ball. giants fans showing their support on the road at bush. got all of it, solo bomb. gives the giants a 1-0 lead. more from yaz coming up, i promise. giants have dealt with so many injuries, but they keep finding replacements like lamonte wade fifth. it's a 4-1 giants lead. we promised more yaz. here it comes and there it goes. dylan carlson giving chase to the wall and runs out of room. number 14 for yaz. giants add on to take a 7-1 lead. gabe kapler used seven pitchers in this game. jay jackson throwing gas in his giants debut and giants win, 7- 2. >>> a's and indians, look at the determination of the young fan climbing over seats to get that souvenir, then doesn't get it. best to learn about disappointment early in life. mitch moreland back on the inju is not disappointing. he's back. that's gone. 3-0 a's on his seventh of the year, but the indians uld tie it in the sixth and in the seventh it's bradley zimmer with a line shot to center for his first homer of the year. 4-3. bottom nine how clutch is jed lowrie? this clutch. good night. gam

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st. louis crushes the long ball.s they show their support. >> he got all of that. taking advantage of the short, and this gives the giants the lead, 1- gitsbe g with so many injuries but so far finding replacements. this is 4-1 giants lead. here comes thomas and there it goes again. look at dylan carlson giving chase to the wall but runs out of room. the giants add to the lead, 7- 1. gave mccaffrey using seven pages in this one and that giants win, 7-2. >>> look at this young man climbing over the seats to get in but doesn't. mitch moreland is not disappointing, back at a stent on the injured list with 3 by the 0 and is seventh on the year. the indians tied up in the seventh but bradley zimmer blast this one to center field. cleveland takes the lead, 4-3. look at jennifer lowry, good night and game over. drive home safely. the two runs and the a's win and walkoff fashion by 4. >>> tom brady had knee surgery to repair torn ligament after winning the seven super bowl. he played all last year with a torn acl. the bucss

league champions, st helen's, have ended their 13 year wait for the trophy after beating castleford 26—12 at wembley. joe lynskey reports. 115,000 brought the noise from the north. after so longeans so much. this is the sport's showpiece match. castleford and st helens are two of the oldest clubs and know games can change with the bounce of the ball. saints got the first score with help from the post, but castleford responded with something extraordinary. in castleford, this sport is at the heart of the town, but a fierce half in the heat would drain them in the second. st helens were here as favourites, and now they would surge through the gaps and into the lead. after 13 years without it, one of this sport's giants had its oldest prize. it has been a long time coming and a number of years since we have been back here and we are here again. it was a tough game today and the heat played its part. you could see in the second half with both teams, but it is very special for me to call myself a captain of this team and with this trophy. this has been rugby league's toughest year, but a thrilling final in the noise is a win in itself. it is st helens who go home singing. to cape

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st. louis continuing to crush the long ball. giants fans on the road showing their support.of that. taking advantage of the solo bomb giving them a 1-0 lead. the giants have dealt with so many injuries but they keep finding replacements like lamont wade jr. it is a 4-1 leave. we promised it and here comes again. dylan carlson giving chase to the wall and runs out of room. the giants and onto the lead at 7-1. they had to use 7 pitchers in the game. they win 7-2. >>> i look at the determination of this fan he looks like he's going to get it, then he doesn't. it is best to learn about disappointment early. >>> not disappointing. back from his stint on the injured list. 3-0 the indians are tied in the sixth. the seventh, it is bradley zimmer with a blast to center field. his first of the year. cleveland takes the lead at 4- 3. how clutch is he? this clutch. came over. drive home safely. >> the a's win in walkoff fashion with a score of 5-4. >>> tom brady had knee surgery after winning the seventh super bowl to repair a torn ligament, but apparently he played through a torn mcl a

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bangs a long two-run walk-off home run, oakland wins 5-4. >>> giants in st. yastrzemski has two home runs, including this one, three-run in top of the seventh inning. giants beat the cardinals 7-2. we're back in a moment. >>> finally tonight, muir woods in marin, another sign moving forward, a sign. entrance arch back in place. made good use of the downtime with trail crew and rangers working on preservation options. one of the most amazing places in bay area is muir woods to see amazing -- those trees are spectacular. >> don't forget to make a reservation. >> and parking is an issue. bye-bye. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

st. you to also the tower as you to know, the reason to have long been questions about the reckless behavior of lemmings the small road. and that throws itself off a cliff in great numbers. but in our next report, not rodents will see throwing themselves off cliffs on mass, but rather people. now we traveled to an amazing event in southern norway to find out what drive some daredevils to perform death defined stunts the free falling of them. 1000 meters high, the world's best face jumpers calculate their dive down to the last centimeter when they take the leap from the shock clip and tell their norway, is it courageous or foolhardy? it's definitely an extreme sport and very risky, but these based jumpers know exactly what they're doing. why jumpers are just normal people wanting to have some fun, everyone to fly like a birdie, no fun to finally be on top of a mountain and actually fulfill the dreams of jumping out and fly. say for sure on is a favorite with face jumper's due to its particular shape. vertical cliff has no ledges or irregularities and that would make the jump any more dangerou

i've gone home for years in austria, not one and hundreds we st for example, have a quote of about 50 percent austin citizen in the long run. this is a problem because it tracks and facts my guns from all the 3rd world war. austrian feminists have been having a on accused local media of races, reporting, which they say verifies migrant. a group of accuracy only off his local newspaper, confronting journalists, provide a video of that story and a whole lot more. besides, on all t dot com, the heisen government has asked us to send troops. i will help protect some of the countries key infrastructure. the caribbean country has off for about $500.00 soldiers according to what its ministers, the move comes in the wake of the assassination of the haitian president, which has left the country in time. well, ortiz kayla morphin reports while the biden administration is drawing down and ultimately withdrawing the us military presence from afghanistan. but we, from what we understand now, there is a call from haitian officials for the u. s. a. to send troops to the country. they're calling on the united states to send in the mil

st. andrews presbyterian college had a long legacy of providing high-quality education. alumni who live in my district have expressed fear that its nonprofit legacy is threatened by a for-profit college who has donated enormous amount of money to the school and is paid to be a consultant. there appears to be a well-founded fear the influence of this donor has changed the quality of the education and the mission. we need the department to take steps to depart -- to protect students and taxpayers when for-profit universities convert to nonprofits or exert control by conversion or other means. he knew tell me what steps the department can take to ensure seen angers and other institutions continue to operate as bona fide nonprofits? sec. cardona: for-profit colleges should not be allowed to masquerade as nonprofit institutions if they are not complying with federal laws. i look forward to having my team reach out to you to communicate with you what steps we are going to make -- steps we are going to take. >> with my remaining time, i want to note how pleased i am the departm

st helens are celebrating their first challenge cup win, in more than a decade. good evening. well there's not longe tokyo 0lympics get under way in less than four day's time — with the opening ceremoney on friday injapan. but even so, the build—up to the games continues to be marred by coronovirus. 21 south african footballers and officials are self—isolating, while eight members of team gb�*s athletics team also remain in isolation, after being in close contact with positive cases. from tokyo, rupert wingfield—hayes has more. i think they have been taken by surprise, almost at every stage in the run—up to the olympics over the last weeks and months. if you think back to march, we were talking about having stadiums full of spectators. we were talking about no compulsory testing of people coming into the country, certainly no talk of athletes having to be vaccinated before they came into the country. as time has gone on and the coveted pandemic has continued and then actually got worse here injapan in the last couple of months, we have seen the olympic authorities in response tightening further tha

long in the making. the opening of england's state—of—the—art training centre at st george's park nine years ago sowing the future. in 2017, signs of progress. a young phil foden, the player of the tournament, as england lifted the under—17s world cup. the under—20s winning their equivalent. with gareth southgate�*s promotion to england manager, continuity in the england set—up, bringing with it results. reaching the semi—finals at the last world cup, hope superseded by belief. but are england ready to take the toughest step of all? there is no doubt england have begun to reshape the history that has weighed them down in major tournaments of the past. now, they will have to be at their very best if they're to topple a tough italian side and they're to go on and realise their euro dream. italy are on a record 33—match unbeaten run, edging out spain on penalties in the last four. in what will be their fourth european championship final, this is england's first. captain harry kane with the goal that ended that run of major championship semi—final defeats. tomorrow evening, the focus of millions will fall on w

st. for example, have a quote of about 50 percent, the austrian citizen in the long run. this is a huge problem because it tracks and tracks magnets from all the 3rd world. thing in europe, trouble is blowing in over francis plans to build off shore. a wind farms with turbines, as high as the length of 3 football pitches. belgium has launch legal action, claiming it will cause huge disruption to post brags it fairly routes to britain, but french president, emanuel micron has the wind and his sales. this determined to push on shore dubin ski takes us through it may look column, but a storm is brewing. and it's a huge one front plans to build an offshore wind farm just off the coast. here. the turbines would be as high as the eiffel tower, around 300 meters tool. so they'd be pretty imposing. the idea has caused a fury in neighboring belgium so much so that the 2 e u countries affect to go head to head in court as belgium threatens to sue a complaint will be launched with the european commission because our country has not been consulted about the location of the area, whil

african home for years in austria, not one and hundreds we, st for example, have a quote of about 50 percent, the austrian citizen in the long run. this is a huge problem because it tracks and facts magnets from all the 3rd world. the model strain feminist did nothing dare say on the issue. they've accused local media of race. this reporting, which they say vilify migraines. a group of activists, even stormy officers of a local newspaper, confronting journalist, you can find video of that story and look at r t dot com. ah, the trouble is blowing in the francis plans to build off shore wind farms with turbines as high as the length of 3 football pitches. belgium's last legal action against the move after locals outline their objections. paris nevertheless, as the wind, its sales is the president of the commission for energy regulation. even suggested opponents should have the energy cut off. so the duban ski travel to the area to find out more, it may look column, but a storm is brewing. and it's a huge one. france plans to build an offshore wind farm just off the coast here. the turbines would be as high as the eiffel tower,

st. louis county? what do you do and how long have you done it? >> i've been the director for a total of five months. previously for a period of four and a half years but i have spent the last ten years with the st. louis county department of public health. the last 25 years in public health across the world. >> what is the covid situation right now like in your county? >> it is going from bad to worse. as you mentioned, cases are on the rise. pediatric admissions attributable to covid are seeing a sharp increase in area hospitals. i know from talking to our colleagues across the hospital systems in the st. louis region that they are extremely worried as they see icu beds filling up and a direct threat to the like of the very patients they seek to serve continue to increase unabated. >> that was what drove you and i think the others in the department to recommend this mask order. what was that room like to be in as you were there speaking to the county council? >> so when i walked into the room, the first thing i noticed was that it was a capacity crowd. in fact it was overflowing. and almost nobody

st helens have more recent memories. they last won it in 2008, before one of this sport's giants not too long ago.s roby, a one club man, who now, at 35, leads out the team. i'm lucky enough to be involved in a challenge _ i'm lucky enough to be involved in a challenge cup winning team, but never— challenge cup winning team, but never as— challenge cup winning team, but never as a — challenge cup winning team, but never as a captain. that would really — never as a captain. that would really cap _ never as a captain. that would really cap it off as a fantastic achievement, and great for the town, the team _ achievement, and great for the town, the team and off the back of everything everyone's been through with covid — everything everyone's been through with covid. it's a real left. in everything everyone's been through with covid. it's a real left.— with covid. it's a real left. in the third round. _ with covid. it's a real left. in the third round, castle _ with covid. it's a real left. in the third round, castle third - with covid. it's a real left. in the third round, castle third one - with co

as you st mentioned, what we are witnessing is a result of a long and bloody acts that have been happeningek alone, we had estimated 15 young men and women who were massacred, including journalists, including the young woman who was leading the fight on behalf of of the haitian community on the ground. we are seeing the nation of president jovenel moÏse as part of a long strike of bloody massacres on the people on the ground and now to the has level of office in haiti. so we have to understand this isn't just -- this didn't just happened yesterday in the middle of the night. this is the most internal and external violence that has been plunging haiti into the darkness. what we're seeing right now, we don't know what the next move wille b understand this is part of a long history of bloody murders that have been happening in the country and now we are at a level where haiti is in mourni ng, in pain. our sl, our hearts are calling for justice, crying for protection because we do understand as we serve mignts in the united states, they don't want to be home but what people have to do when hom

st. louis and the vaccination rate for that population is just 23%. so they realize they've got a long part of it and vaccinations number one. john? >> vaccinations number one. grateful you're on the ground as this plays out in st. louis. >>> a staggering statistic for you as well. one state, one state accounted for nearly a quarter of all coronavirus cases last week. that's florida. look at that. averaging more than 10,000 new cases daily. more than six times higher than a month ago. all 67 counties are red on a cdc map, meaning high levels of community transmission. with us alex, a covid icu nurse in miami. alex, first, let me start by thanking you and for what you're doing. you're back in what you describe as a nightmare. take us inside the emergency room. what are you seeing and hearing from the patients? >> thank you for having me. yes. well, we're having a lot of patients coming in, and we are -- i'm the icu nurse manager. we're getting patients from the emergency room. pretty sick, and they usually come in with a lot of symptoms, and they're coming pretty symptomatic. when they

st. competent snow on wednesday night. residents of course, went out to enjoy the frosty news. allan long time was back in just a moment, a ah, ah, ah, ah ah, showing the debate, you do not have that seen reaching those who are most of the needs and amplify your voice in allowed a diverse community and how in array of different story know topic it off the table . it's such a tough ethical debate where there is an obvious discrimination in systematic discrimination of the play people or thursday for new wasted. the stream where a global audience becomes a global community on al jazeera, he added to the fashion, the success and the popularity. and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels delves into the realm of footballing legend rashid mac luthey. flor to the jury and national liberation front. with his feet. rashid mackenzie and the f. l. n. team on al jazeera, a warm welcome for iran, a president elect in his home town of shot. at the image, the shrine. crowds have gathered to hear what their newly elected leader abraham, right, you see, have to say on the issues that affect them. job pick, sh

st. louis from reinstating a mask mandate that is supposed to go into effect today. how will this play out? >> it remains to be seen what it looks like in the long term, but bottom line short term, that mask mandate is back. starting today, in st. louis and st. louis county, indoor locations, a mask is required. and that is for the vaccinated and the unvaccinated. the exception of course are bars and restaurants where people are actively eating. as far as outdoor locations, masks are strongly suggested especially when among a crowd. now, you are already seeing some opposition to this mask mandate at many different levels. you have the state attorney general as you mentioned calling this insanity saying he is planning to sue the city and county as early as today. he is also running for senate. so you get a sense of the high profile nature of his position there. and you also have county council saying that they will take a vote to terminate the mask mandate as early as tomorrow. and you have local players saying that this is not a priority for them that mask mandates aren't practical, instead they want to expand access, things line bar seating out

after so long in the silence for rugby league, it means so much. this is their sport's showpiece match. castleford and sto of the oldest clubs. they know games can change with the bounce of the ball. saints got the first score with help from the post, but castleford responded with something extraordinary. castleford fans are leaping to the air! —— castleford fans leap into the air! in castleford, this sport's at the heart of the town, but a fierce half in the heat would drain them in the second. st helens were here as favourites, now they'd surged through the gaps and into the lead. after 13 years without it, one of this sport's giants had its oldest prize. yeah, it's been a long time coming and obviously a number of years before we've been able to get back here and win it again. so, it was one really tough game today, obviously the heat i think played its part. you could see that in the second half, for both teams, but it's very special for me to call myself the captain of this team and obviously to lift this trophy. this has been rugby league's toughest year, but a thrilling final in the noise is a win

heritage groups as well as environmentalists long campaigning to stop these huge cruise ships from coming into the lagune, the basin of venice that overlooks stmark's square. so, those of the areas that are being protected and it is targeting specific cruiseh eships, bigger than 180 meters in length. allhose that may be causing some kind of pollution or some kind of overwhelming sense of this beautiful jewel that is venice. >> on how mega cruiseships are banned from venice. we are watching that in other news stories. you're watching "france 24." ♪ olivia: what if one of the most pivotal events was a cover-up? that is a question at the heart of "jfk revisited," oliver stone's documentary about the political assassination that shook america 1963. today conspiracy theories are so hot button issue. i'm off to meet the american filmmaker to find out why this is struck a moment has fascinated him for decades. -- this historical moment has fascinated him for decades. oliver stone, hello, thanks for being with us. "jfk revisited" is released cannes 30 years after the release of your previous film "jfk," a fictional take on that story. now is now the

long-term opportunity. the couple things happen, google express and st card and give very popular. finally he realizes this is when russian he is to get serious about it whole foods and 20-something was in trouble and be attacked by investors and then they went to that purchase. and now amazon is opening up its own supermarkets all over the place. and partly thanks to the pandemic it, online grocery shopping really has come hot. it just by virtue of experience, more wondrous at webb and was pretty integral in having amazon kind get the religion and catch up in that category. eugene: on top spent some time on blue this work jeff bezos is what is spent a lot of his time going forward apparently. you know, it sounds like place on the roof, there were hiccups or mismanagement. some rivalry with elon musk, jealousy played into it. what is a track record. brad: so far come they don't have a lot to show for it, jeff is investing or he is billion dollars in amazon stock every year pretty he's investing a lot of that into blue origin. twenty -year-old company and they have not met any of th

st. augustine has bounced between in-person and virtual learning all year long. >> ray johnson: we can'tk, then a month, lawrence honore improvised. when their high school football game was nearly flooded, the entire band called an audible, and shook the stadium from below. and, when they learned mardi gras parades were cancelled? >> ray johnson: i don't know why y'all coming wide like that. >> alfonsi: ray johnson didn't miss a beat. >> ray johnson: ba-boomp, ba- boomp, ba-boomp! well, it's hard, because it's a tradition, you know. just like anything else, you know, you got to suck it up and keep moving. >> alfonsi: that's what brice miller is doing. he is a professional musician. when the city shut down last year, his work dried up. he started volunteering with the band. before this, you know, your dad was busy all the time, right? now you're seeing a lot more of him because the pandemic. what's that been like for you? >> brice miller jr.: like, i'm actually proud of him, because he's also kind of struggling. you know, he's a professional musician. can't do none of that. jazz fest, can

st. lucia a couple of decades ago, long before the environmental movement. he found out there was a parrot there in danger of extinction. he decided he wanted to save it. there's only one problem with this campaign. he made it up. there's no such thing as a st. lucia parrot. but the moment he called it the st. lucia parrot, people started saying this is our bird and he activated their national pride. this -- i think this strategy has now been applied in a couple hundred places to save dozens and dozens of animals and the formula is simple. it's save the blank blank. the first blank is the name of the place. the second is the name of the animal. and i think that that skill set, right, of just understanding what the audience already values and then connecting to to your idea, it helps you move forward common ground and the conflict entrepreneurs don't have a lot to work with. >> one thing to add, i'm sure, on your trip, you broke bread a lot. and every religious tradition that i know of, a common meal is part of the connector. and that would be one -- this is

long to wait now until england's quarterfinal clash with ukraine. the side have been going through their preparations before heading to rome. let's head to stly, we've heard from england's number one today. what hasjordan pickford had to say? he has and he covered a bit of ground as well. what is it about jordan pickford when he puts on an england shirt? midfield season with everton, lost his place in between the steaks. he had a couple of injury wiggles as well. but he fought his way back into the team. when he puts on an england shirt, he never lets england down. for all the critics that say "look how he's performing for his club," as soon as he turns up for his country, he does look absolutely world—class. and didn't he against germany the other night? world—class saves there, and he is so focused in training. we see it every single day. he says he's more mature as a person and improved on the world cup three years ago. he's become a father which he says has helped. that's helped them become a better keeper, and here he is. we thanked on on history all around, and they put that history behind them. this team and jordan pickford are makin

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in actual fact,st the wreckage from project mogul which was a top secret project to try to detect long-range soviet nuclear experiments. sounds good, right? that comes out, all of the roswell conspiracy theorists say, brilliant, now it's cleared up, we can move on. no. doesn't tend to work that way. the government coming out and saying that we've been lying to you for almost 50 years, but now we're telling you the truth doesn't convince an awful lot of these conspiracy theorists in much the same way that the pearl harbor inquiry just spurs more conspiracy theories. in much the same way that the warren commission just spurs more conspiracy theories, the air force's roswell report just spurs more conspiracy theories. it's not helped by the cia also coming out in 1997 and saying we've also been lying to you, and we lied to you about the ufo sightings. you did see stuff, but it was top secret military planes, and we couldn't tell you. sorry, but ufos still aren't real. we didn't have exactly the same impact. saying that you've been lying for years is not going to build public trust that you're n

gonna get it. you as we close out this long holiday weekend final week of baseball before the all star break. the a's were off tonight, the giants hosting the stls for three kayaks in the cove today, 32,000 plus inside the ballpark and all star kevin gausman on the mound, getting the start facing giant killer nolan arenado. looks like he got ahold of one here. would that be home run number 32 against the giants for his career? no, it wouldn't tyra. estrada leaping up and making the cash probably wouldn't have gone out of the park but still would have been extra bases for sure to the fifth still scoreless and more giants defense jalen davis laying out to take a hit away from harrison bader. these aren't household names, folks, but they're getting it done for the giants. he doubles up. matt carpenter first great diving catch by davis gausman took a no hitter into the seventh. but after giving up a couple of singles, carpenter puts the cardinals on the board with this smash to left center. goes off the wall. a pair of runs are going to come in to score. it's a triple for carpenter alex dickerson did hit his eighth home run for the giants. they di

long he'd stay in to recover. the pope is 84 years old. before going into hospital, he gave his sunday blessing to worshippers in st peter's square.rs of a huge container ship that blocked the egyptian waterway earlier this year have reached a deal to release the vessel. after three months of wrangling over compensation, the two sides say the ever given will be allowed to set off on wednesday. the terms of the agreement have not been revealed. chinese regulators have ordered the removal of the country's biggest ride—hailing firm didi chuxing from app stores. they've accused it of violating data collection rules. the company said existing customers could continue to use its app. last week, didi raised billions of dollars when its shares were listed on the new york stock exchange for the first time. the uk government has suggested that wearing a face covering could become a matter of personal choice when coronavirus restrictions in england are eased, that is expected in a fortnight from now. the prime minister is expected to lay out the next stage in lifting those restrictions when he addresses parliament later in the day. the oppos

long he'd stay in to recover. the pope is 84 years old. before going into hospital he gave his sunday blessing to worshippers in st peter's square.ge container ship that blocked the egyptian waterway earlier this year have reached a deal to release the vessel. after three months of wrangling over compensation, the two sides say the ever given will be allowed to set off on wednesday. the terms of the agreement have not been revealed. chinese regulators have ordered the removal of the country's biggest ride—hailing firm, didi ——didi chuxing, from app stores. they've accused it of violating data collection rules. the company said existing customers could continue to use its app. last week, didi raised billions of dollars when its shares were listed on the new york stock exchange for the first time. a military transport plane has crashed in the southern philippines as it tried to land on the island of holo. 47 people were killed in the crash and 49 were injured. most of those aboard the hercules plane were soldiers who'd just finished their basic training. they were being deployed to fight militants who operate in the southern philip

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