the kremlin critic insists president vladimir putin personally ordered the attack the russian or thora he is deny any involvement of only is facing jail for breaching an early a suspended sentence. thousands of migrants from central america are gathering in gathering in guatemala for a push north towards the united states mexico mexican border forces are on alert for their arrival it's thought the migrants are hoping joe biden's incoming administration will be list tough on migration. uganda's long serving lead you where it was 70 is bit has been declared the winner of the presidential election with 58 percent of the vote and 70 thank the electorate for what he called a peaceful election after campaign was marred by violence international observers say they can't confirm whether the poll was free and fair because they were allowed only limited access authorities imposed an internet blackout the one opposition candidate bobby wind has rejected the results. our correspondent well dan what is the gannon capital can pala tell us more about the reaction to the election result. many people here

the wording that he used so from one perspective it's almost as if he is perhaps daring the all thora he's in russia now if we know that that from the russian perspective there has always been a complete denial of any complicity whatsoever regarding what happened to mr donovan a and then if we look at this from a european perspective we know that angle americal and foreign minister colleague of led to the charge as it were of ministers of leaders trying to prevail upon the russians to comply to prosecute where possible and obviously the ball is in their court now ok don many thanks let's go live to moscow and our reporter there alexandra gopher so alexandra this goes back to a suspended sentence the russian authorities say he breached the protocol surrounding that going back to 2014 so they're accusing him the accusation seems to be you breached the rules and regulations surrounding that suspended sentence because you went to germany because somebody in russia poisoned you. yes indeed this is exactly what the prison authorities of russia are are claiming now the thing is that in this perio

kristin naaman from the aid organization by its cries helps reunite families but it's not easy feel thora he's examine each case very carefully some parents deliberately send their children ahead to germany alone in the hopes of being allowed to follow in their phones case greece has now issued a takeover request. of the german government the federal office for migration and refugees has rejected greece's request they argue that this is not a case of hardship and separation from your family apparently does not constitute dot chip case. we definitely want to challenge this decision before court and we've already requested an injunction with our local court of claims we want the court to rule that the author already is responsible for reuniting the family must do so. we hope it will. sure ensure this is i want to be able to help my mother 1st and then move. and dust in my can't i don't know what i'll do if the shrine when moved i just want to help my mother this and i hope her application is processed faster and that she'll be allowed to come to germany. and indeed the oath or tease do give thei

vials needed to give 2nd shots to those who've already had the 1st head of spain's vaccination of thora he says the shortage is nationwide. so. the number of doses we're receiving has been significantly reduced the vaccine is not being delivered at the rate that we anticipated it's a real problem for the national vaccination plan and it means a ton of us regions will have to review their strategies the supplies we do half will be needed to give 2nd doses to those who have already started the vaccination process so we will not be able to knock uli other vulnerable and increase groups that were identified in the original plan it's a difficult and uncomfortable situation and a similar picture is playing out across the e.u. were just 2 percent of people have been vaccinated the czech republic a stop to ministry jobs due to a lack of doses or paris and some other parts of france have done the same spain's an occupation chief again says brussels should have moved quicker to secure a robust supplies from pharmaceutical giants. i do not like the lack of transparency with regards to the contracts t

hello again the leader of russia's parliament has accused the thora he's in the us of cracking down on free speech in the wake of the capital riots your senior correspondent steve. well this was the opening session of the russian parliament the state do with the 1st session of the year and of course they reacted in disgust to what happened in the united states on the 6th of january the storming of capitol hill the halls of congress and they also discussed what happened in the aftermath in the days after when donald trump was removed from twitter for example other conservative personalities and figures muzzled online on various platforms as well as apps applications where conservatives millions of people communicated with each other were removed from the google store and apple's own store used to reassure. the current president who got the votes of almost 75000000 americans as well as his supporters were stripped of a fundamental right freedom of speech their access to voters to the largest social media platforms was blocked why did that happen because of a court decision know it only a

would that be enough to convince you to add worms to your daily diet the european food safety or thora he has done research which claims that be so low of a is safe for humans to eat when it's now up to e.u. members to decide whether they should be made available. this 1st european food safety just a risk assessment of an ensuite doesn't all food going to be the way for the 1st word approval or risk of the lesion is a disservice at the nursery in the regulation of normal foods by supports and policy makers in the e.u. in making science because decisions and ensuring the safety of consumers if it helps to whet your appetite the un's food and agriculture agencies say is that insects are a good source of protein and fiber the big benefit for the planet is that their production does not produce a lot of greenhouse gases and there's also a much lower risk of the spread of animal to human diseases so far so good but researches say studies are still inconclusive more work is needed they say are allergies and to claim that the worms do contain keeton which is perfectly safe for most people but it

effective we've had some doctors describe it as a miracle drug now south africa health products or thora he has said that they're going to. allow for what he calls compassionate use they say that they're concerned that the drug is being used in south africa even by talk to us but there's no control over it's an all this is a a step towards trying to monitor and control its use essentially allowing for people to use that drug to treat coronavirus 0 is fundamentally live in johannesburg from the many thanks indeed in lebanon people are continuing their protests against lockdown measures and the state of the country's economy these live pictures from tripoli in oldham lebanon protests resumes. at the 60 people were injured. or have been injured since monday we can take you live to observers say to hold a news in tripoli what's going on there now saying. well we are at the main square and that tripoli protesters have started to converge as you can see a few 100 people people are. they are saying that they can no longer survive they can no longer make ends meet they can no longer buy food for th

have pulled out because of the coroutine measures required by the new zealand all thora he's the tournament which involves all continental club champions will be played across 3 of the 2022 world cup stadiums welcomes withdrawal means the 1st round has been dropped but otherwise the format is unchanged. the african nations championship starts in cameroon on saturday despite coronavirus concerns safety measures are in place with a limited number of fans allowed inside stadiums david stokes reports. it's the start of what set to be a huge 12 months for football in cameroon next year the country will host the continent's flagship international tournament the cup of nations and this week the african nations championship is kicking off a 16 country event for players who feature in their domestic leagues 19 meant the tournament was delayed by 9 months. due to covert football was stopped not only in cameroon but all over the world organizing this tournament is a good thing for africa and the world even if there are restrictions the stadiums can be a 25 percent capacity during the group stages and

russia's president or thora has warned opposition leader and accent of all he faces immediate arrest once he returns from germany and yvonne the says he plans to go back this weekend despite threats he hasn't been to russia since being poisoned there in august the kremlin has repeatedly denied having any role in poisoning the critic of president vladimir putin. hundreds of families in refugee camps in bangladesh have been left without shelter after a fire raged through a district in a cox's bazar the blaze the steroid more than $500.00 homes and then i a park in the early hours of thursday no casualties have been reported many of the refugees there rohingya muslims who have fled from ongoing violence and persecution at the hands of myanmar as army according cambodia has resumed a man's trial of more than 60 opponents of the government most the been charged with treason for taking part in nonviolent political activities the trials been heavily criticized by rights groups and described by the opposition florence the we are reports. dearie saying it cambodian american human rights activ

also is that he's leaving germany but in so doing he knows that the german government is saying that it has furnished its russian counterpart the or thora tease in russia with copious amounts of evidence given by mr vanney in the form of interviews that he gave to the german authorities about what has happened to him so they've passed that on to their russian counterparts but also passed on items of his clothing and blood samples from mr ali and they've said and remember this is something that the german authorities have been repeating ever since mr vanney came to germany back in august in a coma in a specially chartered flight they've said that this is a crime in their words that needs to be solved in russia they want an independent end of investigation and prosecution if necessary to bring whoever course this to happen to mr novell me to be brought to justice but quite how that will happen given what we know has been said by all fora tease in russia about what they intend to do with mr vonnie when he arrives well that's another question entirely. dominick thanks very much live to moscow and our correspondent there alexandra go for so

thora after all they're aware the animals are being transported destined for the middle east. if the bat an area knows the transport will very probably result in the conditions we've just described he said i should transport permit. it's his responsibility to stop it in accordance with the animal protection regulations if you lost interest want to go then he is going to and the eventual slaughter himself has acted in the best animal cruelty so does that apply to slaughter that doesn't happen for another 9 months because it can happen 20 years later it doesn't matter. and 2019 more than 60000 cattle were exported from germany some federal states such as bavaria and hetta have designated these countries high risk for animal welfare and want to ban cattle exports of them. but what about this year the transport of livestock has continued to lebanon war torn libya and morocco with a little song that the german veterinarian authority is interested in animal welfare. to the export of dairy cows to morocco is usually said to be for breeding purposes sent over in trucks the cattle are allegedly aimed at boosting the north african countries own beef cattle population. by yielding german dair

reporting there and he's with me here in the studio for more so richard is america too broken to lead the world well of course the great strengths of democratic societies compared to say or thora tarion systems is that they can change you can have a competition of ideas you can have a transition of power and you have regular opportunities to recover from crises and that is certainly the framework in which biden is presenting his administration both domestically and internationally kind of saying that this is an administration of recovery and consolidation for the united states but on that he faces at least 2 quite serious problems one domestic one international 1st of all domestically democratic norms and practices have been severely undermined and stressed in the last few years now of course we've seen that reach a peak now a crescendo with donald trump denying the simple fact that he has lost the election you know they're showing that there's a kind of unraveling in the belief in a accepted facts and sorting them apart from fiction and that has the potential to really undermine democratic processes going forward as well and then secondly internationally the matter how biden

quicken a good salary he's increasing taxes and tricity bills the price of gas but the seller is are rubbish. a lot of them have been bused back to home douras the guatemalan thora teach 1st stopped the caravan after a bit of a confrontation as well on sunday and cleared them off the highway and then others of them still appear to be in the town above the on the wall where they're sort of searching presumably for other routes to continue but they're not going to be able to go as this big group of more than 6000 people that were on the highway at the central highway going through that town so it's been broken up even though a lot of people perhaps will try and continue their journey to try to get to the united states perhaps one of the other reasons why this is happening right now they might be curry's by incoming president joe biden's slightly more sympathetic stance especially towards asylum seekers than his predecessor the current president president donald trump that point might be one of the other reasons but the acting head of customs and border protection has actually said don't waste your time and money just because there's a new administration doesn't me

as a brave move as explicit challenge studio thora tease it is also seen as a boost to the opposition on the other hand political analysts are saying that if he would stay for a very long time abroad so outside of russia then his political future would be in question scenes in the past the distance of dimes and also some other russian opposition as they didn't manage to stay popular to stay in the focus with their supporters if they are acting from abroad with this move he also wants to say to the opposition here to the to the supporters and also to kremlin that he is not to be scared that he's not scared and that he is not going to step back and high and xandra good for life for us there in moscow maria lipman is senior associate at the institute for european russian and eurasian studies of the moscow campus of the george washington university she joins us now live from the russian capital good to have you with us maria germany's foreign ministry says that it's given russia transcripts of interviews with the volley about his poisoning will that have any bearing on how he's treated upon his return to russia. no i don't think it will have any

reporting there he's with me here in this studio for more so richard is america too broken to lead the world well of course the great strengths of democratic societies compared to say or thora tarion systems is that they can change that you can have a competition of ideas you can have a transition of power and you have regular opportunities to recover from crises and that is certainly the framework in which biden is presenting his administration both domestically and internationally kind of saying that this is administration of recovery and consolidation for the united states but on that he faces at least 2 quite serious problems one domestic one international 1st of all domestically democratic norms and practices have been severely undermined and stressed in the last few years now of course we've seen that reach a peak now a crescendo with donald trump denying the simple fact that he has lost the election you know they're showing that there's a kind of unraveling in the belief in a accepted facts and sorting them apart from fiction and that has the potential to really undermine democratic processes going forward as well and then secondly internationally the matter how bide

states and that he allegedly said he wanted to stick cocaine's up the gringos knows is another president of the door naive who kelly has been accused of being of thora tarion ism and has been more for a tarion with the time going by in guatemala their congress briefly tried to cut money that was destined for mt to tristian $25000000.00 when they've got one of the worst problems of malnutrition in the world so those are the types of government that joe biden will have to be partnering with in this drive to try and stop the conditions leading to my group leading to migration in the 1st place so i have to see how he's planning to do that and if that plank work done home and thank you very much indeed. brazil has just reported another 62000 cases and 1192 new deaths this is the country starts its nationwide coronavirus inoculation program after weeks of setbacks for people in my mouse the gateway to the amazon rain forest vaccines can't come soon enough the health system there is on the verge of collapse and oxygen supplies a dwindling want to yaki of is there. the war room was set up in a warehouse where millions of coded 1000 vaccines had been stored

he's increasing taxes actress t. bills the price of gas but the sellers are rubbish. a lot of them have been bused back to home douras the guatemalan thora tese 1st stopped the caravan after a bit of a confrontation as well on sunday and cleared them off the highway and then others of them still appear to be in the town above the wandle where they're being sort of searching presumably for other routes to continue but they're not going to be able to go as this big group of more than 6000 people that were on the highway at the central highway going through the town so it's been broken up even though a lot of people perhaps will try and continue their journey to try to get to the united states perhaps one of the other reasons why this is happening right now they might be encouraged by incoming president joe biden's slightly more sympathetic stance especially towards asylum seekers than his predecessor the current president president donald trump supplement might be one of the other reasons but the acting head of customs and border protection has actually said don't waste your time and money just because there's a new administration doesn't