vaccine will only be a partial 1st step in restoring the nation's health needs barker, al-jazeera, stockport. the attorney and government has issued a final warning to egypt to cooperate in the investigation into the murder of an italian researcher. it comes nearly 5 years after julie origine went missing. his body was found with signs of torture in the desert outside cairo. the italian prime minister has reportedly told president that egyptian agents involved in the crime must choose a lawyer in italy. thousands of people have marched in cities across france against a draft security laws. the proposals could brave it media from publishing of filming police officers on duty. critics say the bill is an attempt to stifle press freedom, and to prevent journalists from documenting police brutality. spain is mounting a diplomatic offensive in africa, sending syria ministers to morocco and senegal. following a record surge of the number of refugees migrants reaching the canary islands, i see hundreds have been transferred to a makeshift camp on a military size with the local government. overwhelme

vaccine will only be a partial 1st step in restoring the nation's health leave barca, al-jazeera, stockport. now we go to thailand where students have again, been flooding the streets of bangkok, protesting war against what they call that dinosaur government. that's how they've described it. this time they've done it in dinosaur costumes. thousands took part in the peaceful rally with organizers, student group those the thoughts, the organizers using the hash tag by by dinosaurs. since july students have been protesting for educational reforms, the removal of the government and curbing the powers of the monarchy. tony chang has more from the protests in bangkok. it's another day, i don't know what words listed here on the streets of bangkok. today is the turn of the proud students look up as the host posted, many of whom are under the age of 8. soon, despite the fact they've shut down a major commercial hub, but no sign of the police today, the atmosphere here is that much more relaxed. unlikely that we're going to see the tensions on the bali or in the wake. but this is a week whether thos

elaine dunkley, bbc news, in stockport.ark civil—rights legislation which, for the first time, protected disabled people in relation to employment, education and the provision of goods and services, such as transport. it came after a group of campaigners had taken their fight for equality onto the streets in protests that helped to change the law. 0ur correspondent nikki fox has been speaking to some of those who played a leading role. what do we want? civil rights! when do we want them? now! in 1995, disabled activists brought central london to a standstill. they were fighting for the right to do what everyone else could — by targeting a public transport system that was completely inaccessible. listen, we're not interested in sympathy, all we want is to be able to get on the bus the same as every other member of the public! if you want to get on the bus, get on the bus! how?! how?! 0h, dragging me up the stairs, he's got another thing coming. at the time, disabled people were excluded from society — from work, from educati

stockport county are another non—league team into the hat for round 3.me after finishing 2—2 after 90 minutes. but connorjennings got the winner for the national league side. 3—2 the final score. and league one leaders hull city were knocked out by league two strugglers stevenage on penalties. stevenage keeper jamie cumming the hero, saving sean mcloughlin‘s penalty. stevenage going through 6—5. plenty more goals from today's ties on the bbc sport website. to cricket now. england wrapped up a series win over south africa, after they beat the hosts by four wickets in their second t20 international in paarl. the home side looked like they had the match in their grasp until a crucial half century from dawid malan won the game for england. austin halewood watched the action. as far as settings for cricket go, paarl is definitely up there. and had fans been allowed in, they would have enjoyed south africa's start as well as the scenery. captain quinton de kock getting his side off to a flyer. but that was as good as it got. jofra archer broke the opening part

the cherry tree project in stockport provides emergency supplies for those in need.uge amounts of people where they are made redundant or where they have lost jobs, where the job has changed so they now have less hours or they are on furlough and they are on less money. gemma, who is looking for work, is worried about providing for her children over the christmas holidays. takes off a lot of pressure from a lot of parents, especially single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is notjust parents who are worried, children feel it too. my mum has been poorly and stuff, they have been giving us food and they have just been making sure my mum is ok and things like that. marcus rashford is used to getting round opponents on the pitch to score and now the same tactics with politicians. last night, he spoke to the prime minister. on the phone, he kept thanking me, but then in the back of my mind, i'm like, it's the families that deserve the u—turn, and i thanked him on behalf of the families. during half term, some local councils, r

the cherry tree project in stockport provides emergency supplies for those in need.ounts of people where they are made redundant or where they have lost jobs, where are made redundant or where they have lostjobs, where the job has changed so they now have less hours oi' changed so they now have less hours or they are on furlough and they are oi'i or they are on furlough and they are on less money. gemma, who is looking for work, is worried about providing for work, is worried about providing for her children over the christmas holidays. takes up a lot of pressure from a lot of parents, especially single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs single parents or people who have just lost their jobs around single parents or people who have just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is not just just lost theirjobs around all this as well. and it is notjust parents who are worried, children feel it too. my mum has been poorly and stuff, they have been giving us food and they have just been making sure my mum is ok and things like that. marcus rashford is u

stockport beating rochdale and we also saw charlie from the sixth year producing a big shot from theet's just say that the manager, jamie joint is now on the programme. thanks very much for your time, have you come down off of that enormous height yesterday? not really settled in yet. straight to school today, the kids have enjoyed it. that's for sure and i'm just hoping i can get home from the draw at seven. we want to keep you, i promise. they give you a warm reception as you came into school today so let's just show you this pictures the changing room yesterday as chorley celebrated that historic win. it's really moments like this which the fa cup is all about. great to be of dispute experience it yourself. it's what dreams are made of it. as you are a boy growing up you want to be on the telly and playing football at the highest possible level, and who were drawn against chorley, a local derby and a lot of history against the clu bs. and a lot of history against the clubs. and to get back to the three haveit clubs. and to get back to the three have it he was a magnificent achieve

and stockport county of the national league will face west ham.just wejust plain as we just plain as best as we can. usually with his teams, he puts up a pretty strong out in every competition. it is a great high for us. competition. it is a great high for us. it didn't get much more difficult but as i said, a remarkable achievement to win seven cup games and this is the reward for the football club. two more non—league sides were in action tonight, fighting for a place in the third round. and it's boreham wood who go through after a 3—0 win at canvey island. their reward is a home tie against millwall of the championship. and a few more of the picks here. the fa cup holders arsenal begin the defence of their trophy at home to newcastle. league one bristol rovers will play the premier league's bottom side sheffield united. the league champions liverpool go to aston villa where they lost 7—2 earlier this season. morecambe of league two will travel to stamford bridge to play chelsea, and another league two side, newport, face premier league oppositi

vaccine will only be a partial 1st step in restoring the nation's health needs barkha, al-jazeera, stockport, ugandan opposition, politician and presidential candidate bobby winehouse will come out after being released on bail has been charged with breaking coronavirus restaurant since his arrest sponsor protests and dozens were killed during a violent crackdown by security forces reports a hero's welcome in uganda's, capital kampala, as the wine arrives to address support his musician turned politician had been released on bail 24 hours earlier and says he was tortured in detention. his message for president, you are iemma, 70 has been in power for 34 years. was he wouldn't be intimidated into giving up on what he says is a fight for freedom. it was said blood, the blood of the innocent people of uganda. they may well be yes, he could be very well. 37 candles were lit to remember the people killed in protests, sparked by winds, detention on wednesday at a campaign rally. james was who his brother was shot dead. people tried to help him, but they said he's brain was badly damaged. we couldn'

leave barca, al-jazeera stockport, china is testing 3000000 people folk over 1000 in the northern city of town. jane. it follows the discovery of 9 locally transmitted cases, a government one residential area, a hospital and kindergarten. still ahead on al-jazeera. the current virus pandemic has canceled test events and delayed qualifies, but here in caps, all the hard work continues, as opposed to host the world cup in 2 years' time. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november. what would be that? because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy, one obvious solution is to break them up informed opinion as lucas said, his goal. anyway, the protesters aren't going anywhere either. it's a bullet is the revolution. people in-depth analysis of the day's political headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. reporting in the field means i often get to witness not just news. this is breaking, but also history as it's unfolding, crossing the country to read, when there might be cov

vaccine will only be a partial 1st step in restoring the nation's health needs barkha, al-jazeera, stockport. donald also is a psychologist specializing in personality and behavior and joins me now via skype from london. good to have you with us, mr. olson on the program. i mean, how much pressure has been put on sort of mental health professionals and patients really to deal with remote counseling during the lockdown in the u.k. cause in some cases they can't get that access. yes, it's a measurable i think we've now reached up another notch with further restrictions and lockdowns. i think about our lives no longer about the coronavirus out there. it's a battle that we're all. all of us are waging within ourselves who are actually fighting our own minds. at the moment and the negative messaging that we keep giving ourselves, which is a, an ancient survival mechanism that now is doing us harm. and that it's telling us to be depressed to be lonely, to feel that things are not going well and never will. and what we've got to learn to do is to step back and interrupt that negative voice and try

we have that situation in georgia but huge gains for the stockport, and our 6.7%, s&p up 7.32%, nasdaqden not be able to inactive the gop holds the senate? >> capital gains taxes, income taxes, he won't be able to go to the extreme on green new deal policies. he will control the department of labor and education so there will be more regulations, the democrats were with trump and obama. executive orders, there was a clear message in this election, california rejecting affirmative action, sustaining the right to have contingent labor force, we heard this already, talking about social justice, job one now that he has the white house, that is absurd, the american people don't want that nonsense and wall street would recognize that the congressional level, state legislatures, it got flushed. dirksen senate office building when the georgia senate seats go democratic i have two words to call concern this, joe manchin. will our 401(k)s be higher or lower than they are now? >> higher. once we have the vaccine will become undervalued and we will see a surge in the markets in 2021 from late spri

she is in stockport, her family are nearly 300 miles away in scotland. ijust really miss my mum.y things with arlo. it has affected me being able to make friends, and it sounds like it's not a big deal, but it absolutely is, to have peer support is sometimes more important than having a gp on the end of the phone. it is so much more than being able to go for a coffee with someone. it is everything. elorm is a young carer. her mum has sickle cell anaemia. shielding and extra responsibilities at home has added to the feeling of isolation. it's like you're carrying the whole world's burden on you. with college, i definitely still have to go in. it's just me being extra careful. i'm just like, no, don't touch me! i want to be extra careful. you are outside with other people but you're still isolated from them elorm is a young carer. you catch it and take it home, it could be dangerous. 21—year—old jaymie grew up in care. her grandfather recently passed away and she's worried that this year's christmas gathering for care leavers will be cancelled. last year, we'd had a really nice sit

and stockport county against yeovil town also went to extra time. it was 2—2 after 90 minutes.nutes to send the national league side through to round three, where don't forget they could face the likes of liverpool, manchester city and tottenham. plenty more goals from today's ties on the bbc sport website. the holders celtic are out of the scottish league cup after losing 2—0 to ross county at celtic park. ross stewart's penaltyjust before half time put the staggies ahead. then alex iacovitti made it two on 83 minutes. rangers play falkirk later for a place in the last 16. ireland have beaten georgia 23—10 in the autumn nations cup in dublin. hugo keenan going overfor this try in the first half. ireland finishing in second place in pool a. they'll play scotland in the third placed play—off next weekend. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. including ronnie o sullivan's shock exit from the uk snooker championship in the last couple of minutes. it was a five frame all, but... beaten 6—5 by alexander ursenbacher. all the d

area, near you , stockport in the manchester area, nearyou, in stockport in the manchester area, near on the website and eve ryo ne you can enter it on the website and everyone can do this and we can see which part of the countries are plotting what, who is doing best and all that kinda thing. and also, i wouldn't be above doing little bit of gorilla tree planting as well, why not find a sapling and do a bit of planting on public ground and stick it in there! this is the thing, can you do that? could you put cause potential damage by putting the wrong tree in the wrong place? there are some trees that are potentially... very, very few that are actually potentially harmful and if the council decide there are in the wrong place they will take them out, so i wouldn't worry or get too hung up about that, but one thing i would say is you can plant trees that are better suited to different environments and indeed my colleague steve brown has been in his part of the film looking at what trees are best suited to what places, so there are some areas where you would be better off with a birch o

she is in stockport, her family are nearly 300 miles away in scotland. ijust really miss my mum.s missing out on so many things with arlo. i've been really anxious all day today. just thinking about if we're not allowed to go to scotland for christmas, what i'm going to do. you know, it willjust be me and arlo here by ourselves because my partner is working for most of december. ithink it's, you know, affected me being able to make friends. and, it sounds like it's not really a big deal, but it absolutely is, to have peer support is sometimes more important than having a gp on the end of the phone. it's so much more thanjust being able to go for a coffee with someone, you know, it is everything. elorm is a young carer. her mum has sickle cell anaemia. shielding and extra responsibilities at home has added to the feeling of isolation. it's like you're carrying the whole world's burden on you. with college, i definitely still have to go in. it's just me being extra careful. i'm just like, no, don't touch me! i want to be extra careful. you are outside with other people but you're s

postcode recovery plan, will primers to commit funding to extend the tram network from east didsbury to stockportmmitted to follow evidence, we agreed to a full public cost analysis on its impact on the economy and public health. before he introduces anything that will lead to years of economic harm that could end up being worse on people‘s lives than the virus itself. i have a high regard for my honourable friend and he is right to call attention to the dangers and the damage that lockdown ethnic do. of course they have to be weighed against the damage to health that is caused by a wave of coronavirus that drives out all other patients from our hospitals and affect the health of non—covid pages as well so very badly. we will of course be setting out an analysis of their health, economic and social impacts of the tiered approach and the data that supports the decisions as we have donein supports the decisions as we have done in the past. when 72 londoners burned to death at grenfell because ofa burned to death at grenfell because of a cladding defect we all said never again, but for hundreds of t

she‘s in stockport, her family are nearly 300 miles away in scotland. ijust really miss my mum.re still isolated from them because you don‘t want to get too close in case you catch it and take it home, and it could be dangerous. 21—year—old jaymie grew up in care. her grandfather recently passed away and she‘s worried that this year‘s christmas gathering for care leavers will be cancelled. last year, we'd have a really nice sit—down meal with a good group of us. it was like just a big family, just sitting down for christmas dinner. like, it was a really good atmosphere and there'd usually be, like, christmas quizzes and stuff, as well. and, like, we'd get given presents and stuff. a lot of care leavers may not necessarily have a family to go to. since lockdown began, young people have been the most likely age group to experience loneliness. poppy has now helped to start a walking group for parents. a simple thing, being able to go out for a walk in the park. but, you know, seeing how much it means to some people isjust... you can't really describe that feeling. jaymie has nowjoi

she is in stockport, her family are nearly 300 miles away in scotland. ijust really miss my mum.hinking about if we're not allowed to go to scotland for christmas, what i'm going to do? for christmas, what i'm going to do. you know, it willjust be me and arlo here by ourselves because my partner is working for most of december. ithink it's, you know, affected me being able to make friends. and, it sounds like it's not really a big deal, but it absolutely is, to have peer support is sometimes more important than having a gp on the end of the phone. it's so much more thanjust being able to go for a coffee with someone, you know, it is everything. elorm is a young carer. her mum has sickle cell anaemia. shielding and extra responsibilities at home has added to the feeling of isolation. it's like you're carrying the whole world's burden on you. with college, i definitely still have to go in. it's just me being extra careful. i'm just like, no, don't touch me! i want to be extra careful. you are outside with other people but you're still isolated from them because you don't want to ge

john rooney, brother of wayne, pulled off an audacious strike to set stockport county on their way toe without a manager and now they're without a place in the fa cup, too, after being chocked out by darlington of the sixth tier. adam campbell scored a goal in each half in a 2—1win. and sonny carey's late strike earned national league side king's lynn town a 1—0 victory over port vale. they'll be in the hat for round two, having never even been in the first round before yesterday. sore heads this morning, i imagine. bristol city were missing five first—team players because of covid—19 but their pleas for the match to be postponed were dismissed and they lost 8—1 at manchester city. england striker ellen white scored twice in what was a record league victory for man city, which took them up to fourth in the table. you know, as a manager, you can't plan for things like that. and i think that's why people look at the school and say, hey, what happened? you could be proud of the performance. but when you factor in all of those things, i was really, really pleased with the way the girls ma