wouldn't say that he did not move too fast in some of the things he moved too slow there are many theo pitts who believe that what he did today against the t.p.m. left should have been done 2 years ago when the whole reformist movement started because what they have been doing in the past 2 years is to really to take care that his reformist agenda did not take place and they were involved with everything that was there to destabilize ethiopia whether it was the killing and massacring of so many people in the south part of ethiopia the hands whether that or whether it was the dismantling of ethiopian statutes in london believe you me the hand of the tea p.l.f. was always that so i don't think it is a matter of having moved too far and i think oh so we can only come to rest if the ethiopian government will very soon declare the t. p.l.f. a terrorist organization. otherwise things are not going to calm down because if you would give us a little bit of background on these of long running ethnic tensions in ethiopia with degrade but also elsewhere and also why did they explode particularly

true is a very tragic situation that for so many times now that ethiopians are fighting here pits the theo pit blood is being shifted but i think this is not the fault of the central government it is it's it is it is it is the right not only the right but it is obliged to maintain the territorial integrity and national know and the national know sovereignty of the country and could not allow itself to just sit there while its troops were being massacred in the front of that attracted by the province of tikrit so i think as far as who was responsible we don't need to question it at all there were many many times many ways many of. the government did really take its time to want to negotiate with them prior to what had happened in the know the. jew to the hip brace of the t.p.m. live they declined. your fish with the central government before and that is why military measures to be take. we just heard princess are out to refer to bloodshed madam ambassador the prime minister has said that not a single life was lost but can we be sure of that the fact is that there were communications to tikr

is the theo pin constitution a constitution which calls itself which calls it an ethnic duration ethnic federation that means if you is the only state in the whole world with a system like that there is no other country in this world with an ethnic federation and that is what drew in the us if you have became the most the racist country in the world where the only place in africa where in our. identity cards you have the word to race written on it all all politics until 2 years ago was based upon with mysa tea parties where ethnic parties are bored with ethnic and you know we have seen in the world where you have ethnic borders it's nick is not very far away and in order to say no to this but ts to federalism the great federalist by so what we theo kidney is a democratic drop system where all $120.00 ethnic groups feel a part of what big country and still believe they are the boss to of their. own and 1st they were just about out of time. you did say you think the conflict will continue so i really must ask about the effects on the region as a whole 40000 refugees already in the vulnera

i take it here putin's and the theo pit blood is being shit but i think this is not the fault of the central government it is it's it is it is it is the right not only the right but it is obliged to maintain the territorial integrity and the national no and the national no sovereignty of the country and could not allow itself to just sit there while its troops were being massacred in the front of it read the province of tikrit so i think as far as who was responsible we don't need to question it at all there were many many times many ways and many. the government did really take its time to want to negotiate with them prior to what had happened in the know the. due to the hip brace of the key p.l.m. they declined. with the central government before and that is why military measures to be take. we just heard princess are out to refer to bloodshed madam ambassador the prime minister has said that not a single life was lost but can we be sure of that the fact is that there were communications to a province were cut off there was no internet connection and independent media have not real

very far away and in order to say no to this but ts to federalism the great federalist by so what we theo peony is a democratic a drop system where all one $120.00 ethnic groups feel a part of what a big country and still believe they are the masters of their. own and 1st they were just about out of time. you did say you think the conflict will continue so i really must ask about the effects on the region as a whole 40000 refugees already in the vulnerable country of sudan somalia also right next door equally vulnerable ethiopia used to be viewed as an anchor of stability in africa is that over. i do not think it's over but. probably the tension is so big that it's me also include eritrea because it's where is directly neighbor of the great bensouda. maybe involved in the one or the other way so i think we are on the verge of. stability if we don't manage to quickly come to the table and negotiate the differences so i think militarily cannot be solved what we can do and what should be done is on the table thank you very much thanks to all of you for being with us here today and thanks to

very far away and in order to say no to this but ts to federalism the great federalist by so what we theopeony is a democratic drop system where all $120.00 ethnic groups feel a part of one big country and still believe they are the masters of their fate. and in force they were just about out of time. you did say you think the conflict will continue so i really must ask about the effects on the region as a whole 40000 refugees already in the vulnerable country of sudan somalia also right next door equally vulnerable ethiopia used to be viewed as an anchor of stability in africa is that over. i do not think it's over but. probably the tension is so big that it's me also include eritrea because it's where is directly. right. maybe involved in the one or the other way so i think we are on the verge of. the stability if we don't manage to quickly come to a table and then negotiate the differences so i think militarily cannot be solved what we can do and what should be done is on the table thank you very much thanks to all of you for being with us here today and thanks to all of you for tuning

here's theo leggett.endless queues of parked up lorries stretching for miles along the m20 this morning. there's simply nowhere for them to go. the french border remains closed, the eurotunnel terminal is shut and deserted and in dover, some traffic was coming in on ferries from france but nothing was going the other way. hundreds of trucks now sit in this giant lorry park, in what used to be manston airport, while others are waiting wherever they can find space. this polish driver was among hundreds waiting for news. it's a disasterfor me, you know? it's the first time i'm here in the uk and, like a driver, and it's... it's terrible. as i said, if i knew one day before that... hey, guys, idon't know, europe, uk, border will close in one day — i would never have come here. do you think you'll get home for christmas? i don't know. i hope but i don't think so. it's not clear precisely how many lorries are now parked up around kent. concerns are growing about the welfare of the stranded drivers, forced to sp

theo leggett, bbc news.st a few days before christmas. 0ur correspondent charlotte wright has been looking at the problems. their message to is that if you were planning to head to an airport or ferry terminal to travel to any of the countries who have restricted uk travel, don't because you won't be able to. we saw the chaotic scenes are people scrambling to get out of london on saturday night and it was busy last night at heathrow, now the authorities hope to avoid that as flights and ferry trips will not be running to these countries, at least for the next couple of days and the countries affected include ireland, france, germany, italy, austria, the netherlands. this morning gatwick airport said they have had around 30 departures cancelled today, heathrow said the situation is so fluid that they cannot put a number on it. it does seem that flights from these countries are still coming into the uk so air france, klm, lufthansa have all said that inbound flights are going ahead but it's the outbound flight

theo leggett, bbc news.over again and talk to our correspondence. good to have you with us, sank it out. tell us about what you are seeing their and what people are telling you.” arrived here about 20 minutes ago andi arrived here about 20 minutes ago and i had a quick word with some of the lorry drivers. behind me you can see the famous white cliffs of dover, but if you look down, you can see there is a roundabout and a whole line of lorries in traffic, all the way up, that is the road that will take you into dover, into the ports. a few of the truck drivers came out to talk to me earlier on and what they were saying is that many of them have been here since sunday night full stop they say that they have no access to to i lets, say that they have no access to toilets, they say they have barely eaten because they haven't been given any extra cash for food and nothing has been organised for them. they say their bosses have so far told them to do nothing but stay put. the news that they are getting is from the

theo leggett, our business correspondence, thank you very much.or anand menon, director of the independent research group, uk in a changing europe. how are you feeling this morning, professor? we have spoken so many times. it has been incredibly heated and divisive debates, and the idea that a deal will be announced in the coming hours, is itan that a deal will be announced in the coming hours, is it an exciting moment? it is an exciting moment. the very fact of having a deal as david hennig was saying, makes a difference because it makes a baseline for uk— eu relations going forward. this is a very big moment. the uk and the eu are very big trading partners. they are close allies and friends. and having an agreement makes a fundamentally different to the nature of the relationship going forward. where do you see the sort of gains and losses on what we have heard and seen so far? tariff and quota free access is a very big deal. it will help manufacturers in particular. the agricultural sector will be breathing a sigh of relief that they will not b

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has reached an agreement with a theo to allow aid into government controlled areas of the region for weeks the un has been warning of a possible humanitarian crisis due to the conflict between the government and take the rebel forces tens of thousands of civilians have already fled the fighting into neighboring sudan. when he was a european dreama a lady who promoted the vision of a unified continent until the end of his long life former french president valid countess toe has died at the age of 94 from complications linked to covert 9 tame she's contest led france from 1974 to 1981 spearheading a social revolution away from catholic conservatism he also worked closely with germany to pave the way for the euro pain union of today. he was hailed as a modernization and a champion of european integration in the 1970 s. former french president just got a star helped lay the groundwork for the european union born in what was then french occupied germany she scar was just a teenager when he joins a french resistance group in occupied paris in the 2nd world war. he went on to be elected pre

biden be trumped 53062232 electoral college votes the united nations says it signed a deal with the theo piers government to get unrestricted access to the 2 gray region the agreement will allow aid workers to access federally controlled areas more than a 1000000 people are thought to have been displaced by fighting which began almost a month ago those iowa headlines it's al-jazeera world now so stay with us. news. tonight on how often you should on the. increment should also be on my own for almost 4 large i'm a little. disappointed. but i was walking about a bit with the delicacy of a. letter and the quote of what i'm going to do myself what if it ever demi listen to him because she looks good but. when i do you mustn't forget that it was a variation of well it was a highlight of the. us with a look at what i'd bet midges dream is one of them to ensure the annulled. thank you ok. 2 and this week almost going to be i'm going to be i mean i was shot i mean i was really i knew i had been. i mean here we should have. been me wish it was. the economy i mean some fancy some of the. vatican s

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to make matters worse, former arsenal player theo walcott gave southampton the lead at the emirates.rick aubameyang equalised for them in the second half. arsenal are just five points above the relegation zone. it finished 1—1 in the london derby between west ham and crystal palace. christian benteke, who was later sent off, had put palace ahead with his third goal in as many games. but a spectacular overhead kick from sebastien haller earned the hammers a point at the london stadium. sam allardyce is back in the premier league after being appointed as west brom boss following the sacking of slaven bilic. the 66—year—old has been out of the game for two and a half years after leaving everton back in 2018. allardyce has previously taken charge of seven clubs in the premier league and is yet to be relegated from the top flight. west brom are 19th in the table with just seven points. in other news, trials for concussion substitues have been approved by football's lawmakers, ifab, this afternoon. from next month, it means that clubs could get an additional substitution for incidents like

theo walcott with the goal. southampton did move with a win.ddle who is at anfield this evening. good evening. liverpool have that brilliant home record. they've not been beaten there since 2017. our tottenham the tea m there since 2017. our tottenham the team to end that tonight? -- are. they won't get a better opportunity with all of the injuries liverpool have had. the defence is patched up. alison is back in goal, we know he's a top keeper. the way tottenham is playing, the confidence among the squad, there is no reason why they can't come here and get a result tonight. it's been interesting to hear from jose tonight. it's been interesting to hearfrom jose mourinho tonight. it's been interesting to hear from jose mourinho this week, hear from jose mourinho this week, he says too much has been made of liverpool's injury concerns. he says from the players they have picked from the players they have picked from its still a pretty good team. they will always put out a good side. they've got a fantastic squad here. we've seen the introduction of

i am hopeful in theo next six eight weeks, we will see an impact.ra: what kind of a public information campaign do we need to make sure enough people take it? no, polls suggest 61% of ericans would take the vaccine. >> there are two parts of this. one part is i hop as americans watch people getting vaccinated and doing well, that that will encourage other people who are feeling hesitant to we definitely have to have a clear communication campaign and to share data and information openly with the american people. it may not work for everybody but i think the best majority of people will want to get vaccinated. laura: what kind of questions do you have about who is going to get e vaccine first? >>eae have from the cdc some recommendations. states have a lot of flexibility. obviously with health-care workers, they do need to be vaccinated immediately. i like the idea of nursing home staff and residents. the are important questions about who is after that. who are the essential workers? who are the high risk individuals? we are going to be in situations

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theo leggett reports. empty shelves and chaos in the aisles.p on essentials, as lockdown was looming. now there are fears that travel restrictions and border closures could trigger a similar situation, with imports of fresh food unable to get through. supermarkets say they are reasonably well stocked at the moment, as you would expect in the run—up to christmas, but if freight cannot get across the channel, there could be problems after christmas, with supplies of some fruit and vegetables in particular becoming difficult to get hold of. sainsbury‘s has warned that, if nothing changes, we could see shortages of things like lettuce, salad leaves, cauliflowers, broccoli and citrus fruit, all of which come from abroad, but others within the food industry say there is no need to panic, just yet. most of the fresh food we would want over the next week is already either in the country, in the distribution centres, or on the shelves, or on its way, and that is continuing to move. it's over time, so we are thinking about this time next week, and beyond

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the white house chief of staff consider resigning if theo vaccine is not approvedy b friday.k meadows claimed that this was a joe later. the impact of the pandemic isag becoming more ring by the day. more americans than killed in combat in world war ii have died from the coronavirus. this is re than killed in the 9/11 attacks. the u.s. is in desperate need buis hardly a loma ridge many of the world's wealthiest -- hardly alone as many of the world's wealthiest nations where they when rerter: t are runnials. not everyone is excited. >> we are seeing ourselves at the back of the queue. i have no idea when i will get a vaccine for covid free it if i getgh infected today, i even die. reporter: lois is involvedn a group that is calling for rich countries to stop hoarding vaccines. as someone who works in hiv prevention in zimbabwe, she sees that life-ving medication is too expensive for most people. >> eventually when the privileged decide that it is time to save the poo people, that is when we are going to get the vaccine. reporter: by payinghepfront beforeaccines are ready, a ha

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theo leggett, bbc news. let's go to dover now — and talk to our correspondent sangita myska.iserable lorry drivers. yes. very much so. and understandably so. we describe to you where i am. over this shoulder you where i am. over this shoulder you can see a roundabout whether illuminated sign, that science is a french border is shot and the reason it says that with police officers behind it is because on this site, there are a whole stack of lorries, there are a whole stack of lorries, the entire road and with truck drivers and lorries goes out into the m 20 which is the main motorway the m 20 which is the main motorway the brings people into this part of dover and nobody is going anywhere. it is complete gridlock. lets get context here. what we know is that there are now over 1000 lorries and trucks that are stuck in and around the port of dover. some of them are on the road on the side of me, some on the road on the side of me, some on the road on the side of me, some on the m 20 as you have seen in those aerial pictures, others in man sealed airfield which is now a makeshif

eliminate theo electoral college, eventually you might just eliminate state borders because it is going to become just a government of a true democracy instead of a republic, as what we have here and which we enjoy. supposingreason is, you come to an election that is very, very close, that would result in a nationwide recount. orry precinct may have one two votes that could go one way or the other which, totaled nationally, could greatly swing the election one way or another. states, the laws of the united states, and the loss of the great state of michigan, the 2020 meeting of the electoral college is now convened and brought to order. please rise for the pledge of allegiance led by the presented from the 14th congressional district, jill tate. allegiance to the flag, of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty, and justice, for all. thank you, representative tate. please her main standing for the national anthem either the turner sisters. see, i the can you , what soly light hailed at the , whoset's last gl

theo leggett, bbc news. i've just got some news coming in from tesco ‘s. they are saying us they've reintroduced some essential products. in an e—mail the customers, they said stock levels are good but reminded people to shop normally. they said they have got temporary purchasing limits on certain essential items. these are understood to include soap, toilet rolls, and washed and we understand tesco did this because they want to ensure customers have access to what they need, that they will have three item limits in—store on a few essential items, including flour, pasta, baby wipes and antibacterial wipes. those limits have been in place for a few months. as of monday, they've introduced limits of one item per customer on toilet rolls, up to three products of eggs, rice, soup and hand wash, extreme limits our preemptive measures to help smooth demand rather than any reaction to change and buying behaviour. the latest figures show there were 36,804 new cases of coronavirus recorded in the past 2a hours, up fr

. >> reporter: theo lost his older brother, and oakland native. he died after a month long battle with covid 19. he was 44 years old. >> he was an exceptional human being. he was completely selfless. he lived his life with a lot of integrity. >> reporter: he was the sole breadwinner of his family, supporting his wife and three children ages 14, 9, and 2. he also raised two stepdaughters. they do suspect he got the coronavirus while working at a pepsi warehouse in sacramento. >> covid 19 is real. we hear numbers on the news all the time. what does numbers boil down to our real people whose lives are devastated. >> reporter: he says he suffered from headache, extreme fatigue, and had difficulty breathing a few days before thanksgiving. he was eventually hoss allies, where he deteriorated. he was on a ventilator for the final week of his life, before he died alone. >> we could not visit him. we had to speak with him through face time. we had to slowly watch him get sicker and sicker every day. i think that was the most painful part for our family.>>

hundreds of immigrants from ethiopia have been airlifted to israel as part of a plan to bring 2000 to theo paeans of jewish descent to the country they were welcomed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu but activists say the government should be doing even more to reunite thousands of other ethiopian jews with family members in israel. hong kong media tycoon and pro-democracy activist jimmy lie has been charged with fraud and detained until his next court hearing in april a court refused to grant him bail over a charge that his anti-government newspaper violated the lease terms of its offices the decision comes a day after the jailing of 3 prominent pro-democracy campaigners. bangladesh has begun relocating hundreds of refugees to a remote island in the bay of bengal rights groups say the lion island is prone to cite loans and floods and not safe for human habitation on the day she hopes the relocation will ease overcrowding in its refugee camps more than a 1000000 range of source shelter in the camps from persecution in neighboring myanmar. farmers in india are not budging as they continu

sort of says more than $2000000.00 children have been cut off from humanitarian assistance and the theo p.s.t. grey region fighting broke out there last month when prime minister ordered a military offensive against local forces thousands of people have been killed the european union is reportedly delaying a nearly $110000000.00 aid package to ethiopia over the crisis. uganda has asked to go which owns you tube to shut down 14 channels it says are linked to riots last month when 50 people died following the latest arrest of opposition presidential candidates probably why in uganda goes to the polls next month when the government has already canceled media accreditation it's welcome where this mansion developments from nairobi in the neighboring kenya. the gunman communications commission written to google complaining about these channels he says that their content incite violence puts people at risk of being attacked for their tribe or because of their political beliefs or rights groups have already spoken out about this they said that the ugandan communications commission hasn't follow

know me but i can see theo pretty our daughter orders ange processes they want me is miss with being some man to whom is no mortgage. i don't collapse to much. dealt with the spending needs. the events of the past few months have begun to stretch our collective imagination in directions we wouldn't have contemplated before and as we take stock of everything with learn from this pandemic we need to apply it to the much bigger ongoing emergency of the environmental crisis after all that is the biggest health problem we will ever have to collectively face it's time for the pendulum to swing back toward a greater sense of balance not only in the relationships among nations but in the relationships between human career and the rest of meekness whereby as a species as a global civilization if we can live more equitably within the well prepared that means of the systems of orders now that seems perhaps a bit of a stretch from congress but it is merely symptomatic of the great imbalances that currently exist coping with a lot by any means with the last of the damage it will be more if you st

with 19 unicef says more than 2000000 children have been cut off from humanitarian assistance and the theo p s t growing region fighting broke out there last month when prime minister obeah mertz ordered a military offensive against local forces. uganda has asked google which owns you tube to shut down 14 channels it says a link to violence last month on 50 people died following the latest arrest of opposition presidential candidates of iranian. straightly is launching a formal appeal to the world trade organization over china's decisions and polls heavy tariffs on its barley and may beijing imposed 5 years of g.-d's on the grain effectively stopping a $1000000000.00 trades and that's year to date stay with us this stream is up next . it's 10 years since the arab spring shipped countries across the middle east a decade on from the past uprising we'll look at the legacy of the revolution. join us as we assess the changes in the political landscape of the middle east and north africa. on al-jazeera. i am for me ok we'll be watching the screen today there are young people across the african c

our reporter theo leggett asked easa's executive director if he was truly confident in the safety ofent that the max is a very safe aircraft to fly. we have left no stone unturned, we reviewed not only the changes which were made by boeing on the architecture of the max, and on the systems which caused the two accidents but also we went further and reviewed all the flight controls, all the machinery of the aircraft to make sure that we we re the aircraft to make sure that we were not only solving the issues which created the accidents but also looked at everything which could be resulting in a criticalfailure of the system, so we are very confident that it is now a very safe aircraft. when the 737 max was originally certified the primary role was taken by the faa, i understand that, but after the lion air crash, the faa allowed the 737 max to continue playing and he went along with that. in retrospect, do you think easa could have stepped in and said no we want this aircraft checked out before it continues carrying passengers? and retrospect you wish you had done something different,

theo, p. n. authorities for access to thousands of eritrean refugees in the growing region. prime minister had claimed victory over the to great people's liberation front on saturday, but the t.p.i. left leader is warning that the conflicts between his forces and the national army is not over. forces have emerged of what appears to show a strongly in special forces drinking from the prosthetic leg of a dead taliban fighter. the forces have been published in the guardian, strayer, apparently taken in 2009 in afghanistan. well, this follows a damning reports inside the actions of australian forces there. and it was a boor and china has leaked documents which show health officials misled the public for months over how serious the coronavirus situation was. according to files seen by c.n.n. and verified by 6 experts, the reported number of cases was lower than what was outlined in the leaked internal documents. that's here today. it's to keep it here on al-jazeera. inside story is up next will india's protesting farmers forced the prime minister into a climb down to render. a mo

protect theo majority of people.ish the fed had been a little slower in its reaction on the debt side. on the equity side, acquisitions on the real estate side, i do not see -- other than potentially industrial -- much of a moral hazard, i see it more in the public markets and the spec -- as pac craze. see a lot of unfounded enthusiasm and momentum. i do not see that playing out on the real estate side in the same way i see it playing out in the spac side. >> we are still seeing investor interest in real estate. credit assets. for you, this means doubling of assets from the beginning of this year into the beginning of next year according to sources. thates have also told us goldman sachs' unit boosted their stake in you in less than 12 months. see in these investors this market? what is the opportunity said? set -- yourtunity mentioned a couple of things, but i would say first we are thrilled and humbled to be partnering with peter selling goldman sachs. mentioned overgrowth, i would say our growth is fueled by the o

you know surf says more than 2000000 children have been causal from humanitarian assistance in the theo p.s.t. growing region. down last month and pointed to serbia ordered military a military offensive against local forces as a people have been killed 50000 more have fled into neighboring sudan. uganda which owns you tube to shut down 14 channels it says went to by its last month when 50 people died following the latest arrest of opposition presidential candidate probably wind began to goes the pool's next month and the government has already canceled media presentations for malcolm webb is covering this for us from nairobi markham let's social media what has uganda asked google to do these online channels and i think justified it. with the gun and communications commission written to google complaining about these channels it says that their content incite violence has people at risk of being attacked for their try because of their political beliefs but rights groups have already spoken out about this they said the ugandan communication commission hasn't followed process that none of

where the theo paean government troops took control of the to grain regional capital of macquarie last month prime minister ahmed said the law enforcement operation against the to grain people's liberation front. was over of the said the conflict had only just begun. he said no civilians are being killed by government troops both sides have been accused of rights abuses we've seen targeting of civilians and civilian infrastructure with heavy artillery fire we have seen widespread looting of private property in many towns in west and we've seen extrajudicial executions of individuals and that's to be linked to the t.p.s. but also prominent business people we've obviously also seen a context of massive restrictions on humanitarian access the conflict has impacted the region. there are numerous reports of eritrean soldiers operating integrate eritrea's in ethiopia's government deny it more than 50000 people have fled to refugee camps in neighboring sudan that reignited an all border dispute between the 2 countries last week sudan accused ethiopian forces of attacking its soldiers inside i

continuing our week—long series on the challenges of vaccinating the world, we put theo leggett intoy cold is a serious business. right now, it could be a question of life and death. the new vaccine developed by pfizer and biontech is highly effective against cobit —— covid but if you need to transport vaccine long distances you need to keep it cold and you will need a lot of this. dry ice. it's perfectly stable, but it is really, really cold, and it has one big advantage. when it warms up, one big advantage. when it warms up, it doesn't turn to liquid and slosh around. it turns to gas, as i will demonstrate. look at that. this uk company supplies dry ice and is hoping it will be able to help out if there is a spike in demand. you can see it coming out of the end. like many people who use carbon dioxide in this country, it comes to a recycled source is a byproduct of making pneumonia. -- ammonia. that means ramping up dry ice production may not be easy. things will go on as happens in the past. you remember the last world cup, beer and out because there wasn't enough carbon dioxide.

such sun folding right now in the horn of africa last year's recipient of the nobel peace prize the theo paean prime minister has been engaged in a war in northern ethiopia that you your going ization is having to help victims of today in sudan what do you make of that a nobel peace prize winner engage in a conflict. well sitting prime ministers have to make decisions on an ongoing basis and have a great respect for the prime minister of ethiopia and we pray and hope to this matter gets resolved sooner than later we're talking with the prime minister's office were talking with all parties involved make sure we have the access we need be in the supply in the funds that we need to address the deeds as they develop this is an ongoing crisis but we're certainly hopeful that it will be over sooner than later because the people people indeed stability in peace and particularly in the horn where you have shown many issues over the past many decades the conflict in northern ethiopia david beasley is having regional repercussions so don a country already dealing with challenges of its own is now

here's our business correspondent theo leggett.ut if rate can't get across the channel, they could be problems after christmas, with supplies of some fruit and vegeta bles with supplies of some fruit and vegetables in particular becoming difficult to get hold of. sainsbury‘s has warned that if nothing changes, we could see shortages of things like lettuce, salad leaves, cauliflowers, broccoli and citrus fruit, all of which come from abroad. but others within the food industry say there is no need to panicjust food industry say there is no need to panic just yet. food industry say there is no need to panicjust yet. there are lots of knock—on concerns coming from these travel bans. but the central issue for countries banning the uk is simple — as france's europe minister, clement beaune, said on sunday — "this is about protecting public health" and limiting the "spread of a new strain." well with that concern in mind, the eu has been meeting today to come up with a unified plan for the whole bloc — the details are expected to come to

and theo of the ottavio marandi octavia let's start with you how is the current situation looking when we get a last minute resolution done in in time really before the benefits wops. well i have to say it's looking rather confusing i mean it's been weeks of negotiations back and forth and we're exactly where we were 3 or 4 weeks. movies of the progress made of any sort we understand the phone calls made back to the white house and the senate. and basically it seems that we're nowhere so i think everyone wants some sort of relief. no one wants this to lapse so something will get done but they certainly are going to come down to the wire what actually finally comes up at the end of the day in terms of mix of life because you really for businesses state governments unemployment benefits and so i think at this stage is anyone's guess we simply didn't say it was simply no well especially because we were pretty positive about this earlier and even earlier in the week late last week that there would be something passed because both sides need it but there are now 3 types of stimulus plans ri

first, this from theo leggett.eemingly endless queues of pop top lorry stretching for miles along the m20 this morning. there's simply nowhere for them to go. the french border remains closed. the eurotunnel terminal is shot and deserted, and in dover, some traffic was coming in on ferries from france, but nothing was going the other way. hundreds of trucks now sit in this giant lorry park in what used to be manston airport, while others are waiting wherever they can space. polish driver greg was around hundreds waiting for news. it's a disaster for hundreds waiting for news. it's a disasterfor me. hundreds waiting for news. it's a disaster for me. it's the first time i'm here in the uk, and it's terrible. as i said, if i knew one day before that, hey, guys, europe, uk, border will close in one go, i never came here. do you think you will get home for christmas?” never came here. do you think you will get home for christmas? i don't know. i hope, buti will get home for christmas? i don't know. i hope, but i don't t