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pope francis has formally change the law in the catholic church allowing women togo read the el and serven the altar. but the ordained priesthood will still be men only. announcing the changes the pope said the move recognizeshe ecious contribution made by women in the church. the president of south korea says that he will work what he called a grand breakthrough with north korea th year. he said that he hoped as if it's to tackle the coronavirus pandemic will lead to greater cooperation and facilitate future unification. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come tonight, u.k. officials of our to vaccinate their way out of the coronavirus pandemic, planning to jab tens of millis of people by the spring. the u. secretary of state, mike pompeo, plans to yemen houthi movement as a terror organization. >> this is a move supported by the u.s. allies like saudi arabia. wh i was there recently i spoke to the minister from foreign affairs theree very much said that organizations and entities are calling for this designation of the who these as a terror -- yemen who these -- houthis a

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i miss out on the last one and playing in togo would be very special to me. —— playing in tokyo.rom different places. so i would just want the public to feel safe. i feel like i would just want the public to feel safe. ifeel like the i would just want the public to feel safe. i feel like the athletes definitely would want to play but i would want the public to feel safe. that's all the sport for now. thank you very much, sarah. over the past week several premier league footballers have been subjected to racist abuse on social media. the manchester united and england striker, marcus rashford is among them. he wrote about the latest incident on twitter, saying "humanity and social media at its worst," he said, former footballer anton ferdinand has personal experience of how damaging this kind of abuse can be. last year he shared his story in the documentary, anton ferdinand: football, racism and me. he gave his reaction to these latest incidents. it's just sad for me that it is becoming a norm, that after every game there is some type of incident where there is racial abuse coming

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maybe no surprise bd bien's goi togoing -- biden's going to do that. the bar isn't that high for how well this briefing will need to go, but eventually, you know, the biden administration is going to have to stand on its own merits when it comes to its response? >> this is the first test, as we've all said, early days of the administration. she said clearly, we are eyes wide open with knowledge. we were not walking into a circumstance when a concrete plan was handed to us. we understand that. what she's saying is, look. we're starting from scratch on planning and figuring out how we can get these vaccines into the arms of people. but the president has said he will move heaven and earth to get those vaccines into people's arms, and that is the way early on people will judge him, and i think he understands that. i think jen psaki understands that. i think his new white house chief of staff ron klain understands that, that people want to get back to life. and that vaccines are a huge part of it and they've got to figure this out, and do it on a very short

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